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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1982 volume:

“A Vision for tl e Eighties” The years have gone by fast, And here we are the Senior Class. We've made it through a test of time. But there will be many more for us to climb. We have gained the knowledge we need to know, Our teachers have showed us the ways to go. We are a moving group with an infinite sight! Waiting and watching for a guiding light. Our dreams and endeavors are waiting to come true. With our limit only the spacious sky of blue. Let us shoot for the stars and set our goals high. For with our abilities, like the Eagle we will fly. The road to success will be long and winding. But the mysteries of the world are ours for the finding. Let us apply ourselves, that we might be; Exciting, Energetic, and Forever Free! The future is ours, with the eternity of life to live. Let us Love, and Enjoy, and be willing to Give. May we cherish the memories and knowledge we've gained. And Strive for the Dreams and Goals that Remain! Susanna M. Ferris Maple Leaf 1982, Volume 48 Hornell Senior High School Hornell, New York 14843 DEDICAT SENIOR HI-LITES CLASSE SPORTS CLUBS FACULTY ADS 21 CONTENTS ION 4-5 S 10-63 66-83 S 86-123 126-157 160-183 186-207 0-223 We are proud to dedicate the 1982 yearbook to someone who is: 20% a friend who will always be remembered 20% a devoted teacher who always has time for the students of H.H.8. 20% a counselor whose advice is respected 20% a woman who is greatly admired 20% a perfectionist who has taught us never to be happy with less than the MRS. MARGARET A. CAAAOA Thanks for being everything yon arc! best! 100% A GREAT PERSOiY The 1983 Yearbook Staff The Beginning • The first students were graduated from high school in Hornell 31 years after the school was in existence. Although the high school has been in existence since 1852 there were no official graduates until 1883 which therefore makes the 1982 graduating class of Hornall Senior High the 100th graduating class. It was named Hornell Free Academy in 1873 with Halsey J. Danforth the first principal. Ten years later there were two students who made up the first graduating class. Lyman H. Best and William K. Mosher received the first state graduate diplomas in the school's history. Until 1886 the school was a square building standing where Hornell Middle School is now located. It was set back on the lot with two square grass enclosures in front of it, on each side of the walk. At that time, the Park Grammar School occupied the first floor of the high school building. In those days students marched to classes with musical accompaniment. In 1886 a new building was erected, not much larger that the old, but including a third floor. The third floor was used as a mam- moth assembly room with a stage equipped with several sets of scenery, and open gas footlights. From 1884 to 1888 graduation classes were held in the Park Methodist Church and First Baptist Church alternately. After 1888 graduation exercises were held on the third floor of the high school building until it was condemned as unsafe, whereupon the ceremonies were held in the Shattuck Op- era House. The present Hornell Middle School building (formerly the Hornell High School) was contructed in 1922-23. Ground was broken for the new building May 2, 1922 and the corner stone was laid Au- gust 17, 1922. Class room work was started in the new building September 19, 1923. The building was officially opened for public inspection Nov. 24, 1923. • . • and now Discussion for the present high school started in May 1956 after ten outlying districts voted to consolidate with Hornell because of increased enrollment. Plans for a new school moved slowly. The school district held four referendums beginning in September 1958 and finally winning support in May 1961. Ground breaking took place on july 18, 1962. Before final approval was given by the tax payers the school district was forced into double sessions from September 1960 until September 1963 when the present school was opened. In August 1965 the swimming pool was added to the present Middle School. Another gymnasi- um (B gym) was added to Hornell Senior High in September 1975. To prove conclusively that the Class of 1982 is the 100th graduating class the following chart is presented. Year Graduating Class 1883 1 1884 2 1885 3 1886 4 1887 5 1888 6 1889 7 1890 8 1891 9 1892 10 1893 11 1894 12 1895 13 1896 14 1897 15 1898 16 1899 17 1900 18 1901 19 1902 20 1903 21 1904 22 1905 23 1906 24 1907 25 Year Graduating Class 1908 26 1909 27 1910 28 1911 29 1912 30 1913 31 1914 32 1915 33 1916 34 1917 35 1918 36 1919 37 1920 38 1921 39 1922 40 1923 41 1924 42 1925 43 1926 44 1927 45 1928 46 1929 47 1930 48 1931 49 1932 50 Year Graduating Class 1933 51 1934 52 1935 53 1936 54 1937 55 1938 56 1939 57 1940 58 1941 59 1942 60 1943 61 1944 62 1945 63 1946 64 1947 65 1948 66 1949 67 1950 68 1951 69 1952 70 1953 71 1954 72 1955 73 1956 74 1957 75 Year Graduating Class 1958 76 1959 77 1960 78 1961 79 1962 80 1963 81 1964 82 1965 83 1966 84 1967 85 1968 86 1969 87 1970 88 1971 89 1972 90 1973 91 1974 92 1975 93 1976 94 1977 95 1978 96 1979 97 1980 98 1981 99 1982 100 Name Nickname Favorite Saying Will probably be Javier Acosta Javi Super Javi at the parties Joseph Aini ''Joey A. What? a Biochemist Khalid Al-Sinjari ''Doctor Shut up, Artie! playing Space Invaders Walter Argentieri Walt What are ya doin'? partying David Aultman Bonzo Relax a gigolo Patricia Bailey Bails Be serious a college scholar Roy Baker Butch Beer a mechanic Kimberly Barillo Kim Boy, I've had it! a fat lady in the circus Marilyn Barnes Marilyn Sit on it at home Pamela Barnes ”Pam I'd rather be in Cortland an artist Thomas Baumgarten Bummer Yeah, right! on the baseball field Charles Becker Chas What's going on? a 24 hour partier Mark Beecher Beech C'est la vie a teacher Barbara Berry Barb I'm psyched at the golf course Carrie Beyea Mushroom Choke on it collecting mushrooms Richard Bottone Alvin What are ya doin'? a pro football player Mark Brewer Mark Oh, God! an accountant John Brown Brownie What's your bag? a cop??? Karen Burd Burdie Bills are 1 at Brewer's house Paul Burke Pabby You'll get over it playing football Timothy Burkhart King Oh, yeah! a janitor Alane Burns Alane Nice things come in small packages-so does dynamite What? riding to Canisteo jf 0 V Glen Burritt Buster working at Wegmans Sandra Campbell Sandy Dave is coming home at Dave's house James Capluzzi Cap What a trip at the Dead End Andrew Capiello Andy Long hair does wonders for your Patricia Carroll Patty image Yeah, right1 a computer genius an adult??? Richard Caruso C Rollie in the Marines Debra Caslte ”Debi Live, love and laugh at A P Richard Church Lurch You rang? a Civil Engineer Patty Clancy Clancy Wrong, buddy! a commercial artist Cynthia Clark Cindy Hi, guys! an architectural designer Timothy Cone Tim 1 don't have one a high school teacher Charles Conine Chuckles Cosmic in the bathroom Janice Conley Jan Spare me at Bethesda Hospital John Connors JC NX tt an Engineer Elizabeth Contos Beth That's flippy happy and single Diane Cornish Diane Cool it! an Executive Secretary Pamela Cornish Pam Je ne sais pas a computer programmer Luke Crissy Luke Easy on it a garbage man Mary Ellen Crosby Mar Yeah, right! wearing a head band and hoop Kathleen Crowe Kathy No way earrings a woman mudwrestler John Dagon Digger Be light on me a basketball star Carol Dailey Carol Flip out at the bowling alley Vicki Davison Vicki ”Oh, God-spare me! a housewife Terry Day Terry How are ya? in the LTD Donna Dean Deano 1 love you Mr. Adamonis! a Spaz Karen Deebs Karen You're a woman any where there are boys Vicki Devore Victoria What a Burnout at the parties William Didas Midas Live for tomorrow in Texas Name Nickname Favorite Saying Will probably be Susan Dobell Susie hate English! a missionary Karen Dodge KD H.E.L.P.! talking on the telephone Mary Donavon Peggy Love it wearing her toga Lorie Drone Lorie Substitution mass confusion up at Alfred Robin Dyring Rob Let's go cruisin'. at Stoner's Michael Earley Captain All right, let's do it! having fun Karen Eason Karen OK at the Legion Diane Ebert Diane gotta 'pologize a chimpanzee trainer Mary Emerson Kathy Are you serious? a hair designer John Fenton Fenti Colleen's coming! a state trooper Michele Fisher Mick Homework is exhilarating a Hindu priestess Mark Flint Flintstones Oh come on now eating a banana Patricia Fortuna Tuna Ain't no foolin! flirting Teresa Foskey Treegal Chill out with someone tall David Foster Fost Tell your Mother riding motorcycles Paula Frank Paula Waiting is hard at Andy's Sub Shop Thomas Freeland It just doesn't matter at the Dead End Patricia Frungillo Patty Hi, how are ya? SHORT Joy Fuller Joy Nobody's perfect a cosmetologist David Gadsden The Sugar Poo poo and lots of it a lawyer Patricia Gadsden Trish Are you sick at church Bridget Gibbs Bridget Mark's coming home! Mark's girl Shelly Gibson Gibber Yeah, right! in the Air Force Stephen Gillette Steve No way! the next President Kelly Gleason Kelly Jay's coming home at Jay's house Timothy Greenthal Greeny Be cool fool at the lake party Mary Grillo Camille That rots! a truant officer Theresa Halstead Theresa What a d ! a judge Christine Hamilton Crazy What a bone head at Bob's house Bryce Hanning Atom Ant Seriously . . a Bum Kevin Hanrahan Kevin Pump Iron at Michele's house William Harkenrider Harky You wad wheeling and dealing Kiera Healey Kiera That's Grody confused!!! Bruce Heller Bruce Take this job and shove it in the great outdoors Kelly Hemler Kel Gimme a break working at MacDonald's Eric Hemmings Eric All that lives dies, but me a garbage man Judith Hill Judy Huh? Boonie's wife Barbara Hillman Barb Where's Kenny? wearing sweatshirts Kathleen Hoeffner Kathy My high notes don't work! on the slopes at Swain Amy Hollands Amy N.G. a neurotic financeer Lisa Holsopple Lisa What a bummer a comic Tina Houghtaling Red married to Joe Carol Hover Carol This drives me crazy playing her clarinet Patrick Hughes Huey Chop chop Bucau hunting John Jackson John write me an excuse a welder Brian Jacobs B.J get lost a plumber Judith Jarrabet Jerbsy go for it a Dolly Parton look-a-like Elizabeth Kelleher Liz 1 don't know an Attorney General Jeffrey Kelleher Fugi Awesome at the Southside Bar Mariora Kelly Mariora 1 need some money. married!!! Shawn Kelly Ski Why? 1 don't know playing soccer Thomas Kennedy Rat Later doing the breast stroke Lisa Kinback Lisa I'm not a dumb blonde! rich and famous Name Martha Koehler Connie Kraft Diane Krajewski Barbara Kramer Rosanne Lackey Susan Lake Tammy Lawrence Amy Lecceardone Katherine Leitch Arthur Leland Maureen Letson Susan Lewis Joseph Livings Debrah Lon Joanne Mai James Marino Kathleen Mauro William Mauro Laurie McCarthy Thomas McCollumn James McNulty Colin McShao Tami Miche; Paul Mikolajczyk Lisa Miller Thomas Moore Gina Moretti Patrica Murphy William Murra' Samual Nasca Douglous Nisbet Sarah Northrup Casey Norton Laurie Norton Tracy O'Connor Darlene O'Dell James O'Heron William Oyer Thomas P, John Pawlic, Margaret Peisl Mary Pelkey Bronwyn Penwarden Kathleen Perry Cheryl Peterson Terri Phillips Andrew Polinkowski August Postilli Judith Prior Linda Puffer Philip Quinlan David Rauber Thomas Reardon Nickname Martha Krafty Antsy Barb Rosie Sue Pookie Lush Katie Sleester Moe e Livy Debbie Joanne Omar Kathy C Cricket Tom Jim Colin Shorty' Polish Prince Lisa Tom Mert Murph Myrtle Sammy Nuggrt K.W. KC Mouse Tracy Darlene O's Bill Tom Pawlica Maggie Pelk Bronwyn Kathy Tootie Terri' Poke' Augie Judy Linda Quinny1 Rauby Bones 0 1 Favorite Saying Yes Wanna party? Whip it you're wierd Be serious Where's Jimmy? Yeah, right Rack 'em up! Shut up Art! Yeah, right go for it wish it was Friday ik Floyd 1 Cool it Paul ; What a way to go' Hey Bub 'C'mon you guys! You know? Far out Why not? Want a ride imme a break Booze is the only answer wish I was with Jim Think of something good Did you see G.H. yesterda You've got to be kiddin; Ease up Do gnobs Jome on! here's Steve? That's the way uh, uh! You're a pig No kidding Hey Schools out forever S.D. and Rockin Roll Where's the Party? Adios Get a grip Really . .1 Don't tell Rich That's Kinky Will Probably be under the headphones at Dolph's party house in the Navy a movie star rich and well dressed glued to J.C. at Jim's house at Joe's and Lucy's having a good time wherever there's a party getting tickets rdresser a stud??? found at Nichols in the Marines an optician at the Airport Road at the Y.M.C.A. a philosopher a carpet salesman a truck driver nlaying a video game on the phone luUl a great planner m cl? j at Jim's house in Tahiti a staff writer for G.H. sJpS83K successful a Gym teacher an Architect m J a tycoon a CPA W Jf fighting with JoAnn V cl an accountant AC® tie You're kidding i You're losin' it! D all right Party til you puke Check it out No Biggy Really Polly What? in Angelica on the phone moving from Hornell at Lucy's cooking up a storm in the Mafia Miss Sophisticated lifting weights in the sky a master printer out on the town a flight attendant a farmer famous bald making people laugh where the aciton is a civil engineer on Main Street Name Nickname Favorite Saying Will Probably be Richard Rees Joseph Reinhart Daniel Reville William Reville Lawrence Rice Linda Rice Loren Smith Shawna Smith Timothy Smith Susan Spencer Frank Spitulnik Nancy Stanton Kerry Stephens Marcia Stephens William Stephens Daniel Stewart Steven Stewart William Stewart Ricky Rice Sharon Rice Allen Robertson Donna Rollins Michael Secondo Theresa Sexton Thomas Shaut Tammy Shepard Mary Shepard Penelope Sherbourne Suzanne Simms James Sirianni Sharon Sleggs Mary Stiles Phillip Stiles m Pm Dick Joe Reevil Bill Larry Linda Loren Shawna Smitty Suzy Frank Nancy Kerry Marcia Bill Uncle Remer' Butch Stew Rick Sharon Al Donna Joe Italy Tree Tom Shep Mary Penny Shorty Seer Sharon Sti Phil VJ 3 Hello-o I don't know M s Yah right! Shut up Uresation No Way! Value these things above all Not til June Later One more day Weekends were made for . . What? Hey there S.D. and Rock-n-Roll Food Eat, drink, and be merry I don't have one Happy as a Lark I'm noy modest I love basketball I have the compulsion . . 'Be serious Ciao Bella Whatever definitely let's go to Alfred Cut it out Sorry I'm late I fall down Polly Sorta Kinda You got me Please Debbie «« , a a pilot at Kris' house an undercover narc at the parties crashed on a blue moped in Hamburgs house thinking about D.R. in his car in Florida lost at the Red Barn swimming partying at the Bar at McDonalds with my Camino a philosopher a star halfback in church ceramic engineer an accountant a doctor rolling in the money a bum having a good time the next Rona Barret in the B.P.M Hall Club a computor operator head of National Guard cheerleading having a good time with Debbie Leslie Stutzman Lez No Prob on an exotic cruise Donald Surianni Don Hair Cut again mad scientist Kellie Surianni Gumby I've seen better telling dumb jokes Rosanne Testani Rosie You Nerd a happy homemaker Ann Tobin Ann 1 don't need it crazy Salvatore Trentanelli Sal MoPar a tooper Raymond Tychi Ray aint no good lost Richard Valentine Rick Nope turning left on red James Wachter Jimmy Was that you? an Academy Award winner Nancy Walker Nanny B Who needs it? a track star John Weyand Johnning let's go tobaganing a plumber Richard Wheeler Dick Who knows in the Marines Mary White Mary Gosh 1 need a Coke a professional bum David Willey Willy 1 can't handle this a aircraft mechanic Laura Witzman Witty Sit on it a nurse Randall Woodworth Randy Don't laugh at me at Stubby's Paul Zema Zema 1 don't believe this in the Coast Guard REMEMBER 14 Seniors WHEN? . . . Seniors 15 16 Seniors Patricia M. Bailey Kimberly Barillo Javier Acosta Khalid I. Al-Sinjari Joseph P. Aini Walter Argentieri Roy L. Baker Judy Alger David K. Aultman Seniors 17 Charles H. Becker Mark Beecher Barbara L. Berry Carrie L. Beyea Richard L. Bottone Mark Brewer 18 Seniors James A. Capluzzi Patricia K. Carroll Debra L. Castle Seniors 19 Richard T. Church Francis R. Clark Patty A. Clancy Timothy D. Cone Janice M. Conley John F. Connors Cynthia Clark Charles R. Conine Elizabeth A. Contos 20 Seniors Carol C. Dailey Vicki M. Davison Terry L. Day Seniors 21 Karen E. Deebs Vicki L. DeVore William T. Didas Susan M. Dobell Karen M. Dodge Mary M. Donavon Lorie D. Drone Robin A. Dyring Michael K. Earley 22 Seniors Karen A. Eason Diane L. Ebert Mary K. Emerson John T. Fenton Michele L. Fisher Mark W. Flint Patricia L. Fortuna Teresa M. Foskey David Foster Seniors 23 Paula L. Frank Thomas P. Freeland Patricia A. Frungillo Joy L. Fuller David L. Gadsden Patricia A. Gadsden Bridget A. Gibbs Shelly A. Gibson Stephen Gillette 24 Seniors Kelly A. Gleason Timothy M. Grimm Kevin G. Hanrahan Timothy A. Greenthal Theresa Halstead Kiera E. Healey Mary C. Grillo Bryce Hanning Bruce M. Heller Seniors 25 Kelly A. Hemler Eric M. Hemmings Judith E. Hill Lisa R. Holsopple Tina L. Houghtaling Carol M. Hover 26 Seniors Patrick L. Hughes John C. Jackson Brian D. Jacobs Judith Jarrabet Elizabeth A. Kelleher Jeffrey D. Kelleher Mariora Kelly Shawn M. Kelly Thomas J. Kennedy Seniors 27 Diane M. Krajewski Barbara K. Kramer Roseanne Lackey Susan A. Lake Tammy L. Lawrence Katherine A. Leitch 28 Seniors Arthur Leland Joseph M. Livingston Maureen A. Letson Deborah A. Lorow James Marino Kathleen Mauro Susan M. Lewis Joanne R. Maher William M. Mauro Seniors 29 Laurie A. McCarthy Thomas M. McCollumn Colin T. McShane Thomas P. Moore Gina M. Moretti Patricia J. Murphy 30 Seniors William C. Murray Samuel J. Nasca Casey E. Norton Douglas J. Nisbet Laurie A. Norton Sara L. Northrup Darlene K. O'Dell William D. Oyer Thomas J. Pappalardo Seniors 31 Bronwyn Penwarden Terri S. Phillips Margaret Peisher Kathleen M. Perry Timothy D. Plank Mary M. Pelkey Cheryl L. Petersen Andrew J. Poklinkowski 32 Seniors August Postilli Judith A. Prior Linda S. Puffer Philip J. Quinlan David M. Rauber Thomas J. Reardon William R. Rees Joseph W. Reinhart Seniors 33 Daniel S. Reville William J. Reville Lawrence L. Rice Linda M. Rice Ricky A. Rice Sharon M. Rice Harold A. Robertson Suzanne M. Ritenburg 34 Seniors Donna M. Rollins Michael P. Secondo Theresa M. Sexton Tammy L. Shepard Mary S. Shephard Penelope A. Sherburne Suzanne C. Simms James R. Sirianni Seniors 35 Timothy J. Smith David W. Spencer Susan Spencer Frank R. Spitulnik Nancy Stanton 36 Seniors Daniel R. Stewart Steven E. Stewart William J. Stewart Mary C. Stiles Phillip L. Stiles Seniors 37 Leslie Stutzman Donald F. Suriani Kellie A. Sudani Roseanne M. Testani Thomas R. Thompson Ann E. Tobin Renata L. Trapp Salvatore J. Trentanelli 38 Seniors Raymond N. Tychi Richard G. Valentine James Wachter Nancy Walker John S. Weyand Richard T. Wheeler Mary A. White David A. Willey Seniors 39 Laura J. Witzman Randall Woodworth Paul F. Zema Christine Hamilton Andrew B. Cappiello Amy E. Lecceardone James O'Heron 40 Seniors Picture not available Timothy Burkhart Richard A. Caruso Donna M. Dean James P. Eveland Timothy Foskey Laurie J. Cayhart William Harkenrider James M. McNulty Tracy A. O'Connor Steven L. Plank Thomas Shaut Seniors 41 Big, bad, Ray! What a Bummer! I've had it with this !- ? The Merry logger! We'll Lite up your life. Cutting class? Spinning my life away! A meeting of the minds 42 Seniors I just love to twirl . . . Watch this What a deal Bosum Buddies I'm not in the mood Hey Bones Just relaxing for a while. It just doesn't matter. Seniors 43 Just rolling along . . . page by page Please excuse Rosanne for . . . Yeah—right Sammy 44 Seniors Senior Bench- es ours, isn't it?? Masculinity doesn't always mean a hairy chest. Oh Noooooo! Yeah Seniors!!!! If only Nancy knew Hands do tend to travel . . . Seniors 45 . . . . Not to mention a good time. School is devastating I'd rather be in Iraq! On my way to the sub shop I can see things clearly now Let's hear another one of those jokes! He's with who? Neptune or Saturn? 46 Seniors Bangs are beautiful Let there be peace on earth. And let it begin with me Little black ridinghood Hey, crazy! Too hot to handle I didn t stack it Seniors 47 48 Seniors Who do you think I voted for? Wouldn't you like to know A Polish nugget Our teeth are as white as they can be Monday morning blues Seniors 49 I like my men thin Two heads are better’than one Show 'em a little leg J.C.!! And they said this wouldn't be fun Javier Washington—a true patriot When the Red Raider talks—PEOPLE LISTEN!! 50 Seniors I'll survey you BOCES Tech students This is a stick up In welders heaven Hey man! They call me Fosk It's stuck A St. Bona's lover Open wide We can get the job done Just go away Seniors 51 Just another Flower Child Daydreaming about Italy The studious type I'm not in the mood And they said this wouldn't be fun 52 Seniors You brought me a case of what?? Don't laugh—it's holding my head together! Lookin' for a good fight. Father Funk This is blowing my mind. Say a prayer for my next victim Seniors 53 Body Explorer Carnival Babes I can't reach it. The Goodwrench Brothers Bleached blondes have more fun! 5l | : 1J 54 Seniors • The three stooges ' Otto' Miss Clairol What chou talkin' 'bout? I have a great bedside manner! Seniors 55 He thinks he's tough . . . but we know better! What did you say? Lssrf' Ps The King?? he'Pc ax,y dat I always check under the hood ai 56 Seniors Boy, we love sunflower seeds Ooh Pat . . . Don't show me that! Miller time lovers We'll whip it good Seniors 57 I love studying Now wasn't that funny Who, me? This is happiness double trouble Do you like my new sweatshirt? Hi there sweetie ? 58 Seniors Just hanging around Just daydreaming about Kenny The next Rembrandt Prima Ballerina I'll hold—you kick Lecceardone wants a topic? Burds can be bookworms Hover said, I did good ! Seniors 59 I love marching. Sitting pretty. I need a break! Hair today . . . gone tomorrow Hey, Father Fubor! Bar room buddies, and that's the best kind. 60 Seniors I'm just looking at the pictures Who's Sarah with? Seniors 61 62 Seniors lives on! . Seniors 63 On September 25, 1981 Bronwyn Penwarden was chosen by the Senior Class as homecoming queen. She was crowned by last year's queen Sharon Gaffney at the first home football game. The Alumni Association sponsored the event. 66 Highlights Highlights 67 I h H S w e ss 0 m o B Row 1: A. Hollands Row 2: N. Walker, D. Lorow Row 3: E. Kelleher, C. Hover Row 4: L. Stutzman, M. Secondo Row 5: P Fisher, R. Trapp. Quinlan, J. Aini (not shown) M. Based on scholarship, charac- ter, leadership and service stu- dents are chosen by the faculty of Hornell Senior High to be- come members of the National Honor Society. Led by the president Carol Hover and assisted by the mem- bers of the Honor Society twen- ty-three seniors and ten juniors were tapped into the society on Feb. 18. This included Javier Acosta the foreign exchange stu- dent who was inducted as an honorary member. Carol Hover President 68 Highlights Row 1: M. Fisher, B. Mauro, M. Pelkey, J. Hill, M. Shephard Row 2: T. Moore, P. Burke, R. Rice, ). Acosta, T. Church Row 3: T. Smith, C. McShane, F. Spitulnik, J. Connors, J. Fenton, B. Stewart Seniors Joe Aini Mark Beecher Mark Brewer Karen Burd Paul Burke Richard Church John Connors Diane Cornish John Fenton Michele Fisher Judy Hill Amy Hollands Carol Hover Judy Jarrabet Elizabeth Kelleher Tom Kennedy Martha Koehler Deborah Lorow Bill Mauro Colin McShane Tom Moore Mary Pelkey Philip Quinlan Ricky Rice Mike Secondo Mary Shephard Penney Sherburne Tim Smith Frank Spitulnik Bill Stewart Leslie Stutzman Nancy Walker Javier Acosta Juniors Brian Andrews Mary Lou Davis Connie Kilbourne Beth McDermott Joe Morrissey Dave Parks Sandra Roof Jon Schnell Lynn Watt Lisa Willey V Honorary Row 1 K. Burd, B. McDemott, L. Watt, D. Parks, J. Morrissey Row 2: S. Roof, M. Davis, Willey, J. Schnell, B. Andrews Row 3: M. Brewer, M. Koehler, P. Sherburne, D. Cornish, C. Kilbourne a e 3 e a e 5 Highlights 69 This year's Candlelight Ball was held February 13. Nancy Stanton, escorted by Russell Holsopple, was crowned as the queen. The theme song Wait- ing for a girl like you, was played by the Rogues. The decoractions included an under- water scene. Highlights 71 I g 0 ss OS 9 B Queen and her escort Michele Griffin and John Connors The Court JoAnn Pappaiardo and Bryce Griswold On November 27, 1981 the )unior class held their Junior prom. The Oriental theme provided the beauty of the Orient. Up- town Express provided the music and the theme song Stairway to Heaven. The Queen was Michele Griffin and her escort was John Connors. The Court con- sisted of JoAnn Pappaiardo escorted by Bryce Griswold; Maria Ermy escorted by Frank Gallese; Bridget Connors escorted by Joe Morrissey, and Beth Ormsby by Steve Waight. Junior Class Advisor Miss Gail Mularz Maria Ermy and Frank Gallese Bridget Connors and Joe Morrissey 72 Highlights Highlights 73 On April 10th and 11th the Hornell Senior High Choir presented the musi- cal Godspell , based on the Gospel according to Matthew. Mrs. Patricia Piper directed the production which was a huge success. Presented by The Hornell High School Choir Friday, April 10. 1981, 8:00 P.H. Saturday, April 11, 1931. 8:00 P.K. Sunday Matinee, April 12, 1981. 5:15 P.M. Tickets at door or from cast members or call 529-1305 Adults S2.00 Students, Senior Citizens SI.00 74 Highlights Highlights 75 I s 0 a s •p 0 a During the summer of 1981 I was a foreign exchange student in Italy. I spent most of my summer in the small seatown of Civitanova Marche. I stayed with the Tozzi- Spadoni family which consisted of my father, Francesco;, my mother, Angela-Haria; two brothers Carlo and Luigi; and a sister Laura. My stay with my family at the seaside was spent just relaxing and enjoying ourselves. We also spent some time traveling to such places as Rome and Venice. I particularly enjoyed the seaside because the atmosphere seemed very relaxed and open. At this time I became very close to my family and friends Ky experience presented many new and exciting challenges by establishing a relationship with a family and making new friendships. In such a short period of time I learned so much that I found it hard to absorb everything. Through my experience I now feel more patient and confident in my views The memories of Italy will always remain warm in ray heart. I would like to thank AFS for such a unique and special experience I Mike Secondo AFS '81 Mike and friends On (he beach Mike's host family 76 Highlights St. Peter's Cathedral Mike and friend at the Collesium When I left Mexico, I didn't know how exciting my AFS experience would be My experience started when I was at the AFS orientation at UCLA, California in July. During my trip I met AFS students from all over the world. After that I came to Horne11 and met my American family, the Willeys. The way of life in Hornell is completely different from that of Mexico. I come from a large city, Monterey, whose population is one million. I like the people from Hornell because they're very friendly. It is nice living in Hornell because every- body knows each other. I thinlp Hornell is a very nice town for an exchange student to live in. It is a quiet and peaceful place to live. This year opened me to different ways of seeing the life and customs of the United States. It also gave me more maturity to challenge new things that I may encounter later in life. I would like to thank AFS, the Willeys and Hornell for giving me the opportunity to know all the friendly people that I have met I will never forget Hornell. Hiiijjjal Javier Acosta AFS '82 My family Javier in Mexico City The Horsetail Falls My house in Mexico Highlights 77 78 Highlights Tom Baumgarten T.J Kennedy Tom Moore Joe Aini John Dagon Michele Fisher Three seniors were chosen by the U.S. Marines to participate at Boy's State, S.U.N.Y. at Morrisville college. The seniors chosen were Tom Baumgarten, John Dagon, and Tom Moore. Harvard University gives an award each year for excelling in scholastics. This year the award was given to Michele Fisher. The D.A.R. grants an award each year to a senior based on his outstanding qualities. Joe Aini received this award. Renneselear Polytechnic Institute gives an award to a senior based on excellence in mathematics and sci- ence. The award was given to T.J. Kennedy. A senior planning to attend Elmira College receives the Elmira College Key award. Martha Koehler was chosen for this award. The A.F.S. sponsors a junior to another country to spend the summer. Joh Schnell will represent Hornell this year. Jon Schnell Martha Koehler Highlights 79 80 Highlights Highlights 81 82 Highlights Highlights 83 86 Juniors Beth Ahearn Brian Andrews Ann Argentieri Richard Argentieri Kim Bossard Kathie Boone Barry Barnett Tim Benton Michelle Bottone Ron Boyle Lori Braley Herman Brown Jeff Brown Joe Brungard Jim Burritt Tami Butler Jim Campbell Shawn Brown Juniors 87 Vicki Capluzzi Chris Carson john Cavaletti Neil Chevalier Bridgit Clancy Debi Clark Robert Clifford Chuck Clymo Bill Coleman Charles Congdon Danny Congdon Kathleen Congdon Tom Conner Brigid Connors Dan Connors Liz Connors Terri Cook Tina Cornish Doug Cox Laurie Davis Patti Dailey 88 Juniors 68 sJomn| .ti' x-.CfW.-fe ' V Mary Lou Davis Sandy David Mary Ellen DeSanto Lynette Dickerson Gretchen Diehl Carlton Drew Carolyn Drew Paula Duryea Maria Ermy Robert Evans Kelly Farley Y Michael Emerson Greg Freeland Mary Gallese Cheryl Gardner Mike Feenaughty Debi Gardner 90 Juniors Juniors 91 Andrea Grillo Bill Grimm George Grossman Bill Harwood Matt Hayes Bill Heineman Kris HerrNeckar Michael Hicks Dave Hillman Ray Hogan Ricki Kaplan Russell Holsopple Earle Houghtaling Doug Kelly Sue Jimerson Connie Kilbourne Theresa Jimerson Jackie Kinney Rick Kull Laurie LaChiusa Richard Lantz Bill Lorow Tom Lorow 92 Juniors Juniors 93 Kathleen Mahoney Teresa Mayo Kim McDaniel Beth McDermott David McDonald Connie McHale Robert McLaughlin John McNelis Mark McNelis Amy Miller Craig Mombert Bill Murphy Joe Morrissey Bridget Murphy Terresa Nasca Donna Norton Bill O'Heron Julie Ohstrom Beth Ormsby Shawn O'Rourke Barb Oyer Doug Pauly 94 Juniors r !■' $ Juniors 95 JoAnn Pappalardo David Parks Gerald Partridge Stephen Persichilli Pete Pollinger Tom Pollizi Tony Postilli Doug Printy Rick Remchuk Jeffrey Reynolds Sue Reardon Karen Remchuk David Rockwell Colleen Rohan Sandy Roof Karen Roselli Suzanne Roselli Lisa Roselli % Juniors i r J Tn tir Ac To f Uml Juniors 97 Paul Silsby Laurie Simons Raymond Slaght Jeff Smith Patrick Smith Katrina Smith Tim Spangler Karen Spencer Carolin Spike Dan Spitulnik Joe Sprague Diana Stephens 98 Juniors Juniors 99 Lisa Stewart James Swift Vinnie Tallman Steve Thurber Audrey Tobias Anna Tonuzi Jim Tracy Andy VanScoter Ken Travis John Walsh Tom Wall Sharon Wheeler Vikki Vogt Steve Waight Lynn Watt Kathy Wells Mary Weyand Linda Wheeler Lisa Willey Kim Woodworth Michael Wulforst James Wood 100 Juniors Juniors 101 102 Sophomores K. Bailey J. Beaver E. Brewer G. Brown T. Baker R. Boyce A. Baker R. Berry D. Bartlett M. Buisch D. Burd A. Burdell M. Burdett T. Brown A. Caruso A. Cavalletti K. Cavalletti J. Ciancaglini C. Carpenter S. Cipolla J. Clancy L. Clark B. Clifford E. Connors C. Croston Sophomores 103 P. Curtis D. Davis S. Crowe D. Decker C. Dessena J. Davison M. DeVinney W. Dickerson M. Didas S. Dunn M. Eveland ). Ebert M. Falzarano T. Ferriz A. Fisher P. Freeland J. Gardner M. Fortuna 104 Sophomores K. Davis J. DeVinney C. Drake E. Dunn P. Evingham A. Falco T. Fisher R. Geary J. Gibbs Sophomores 105 R. Harold M. Harris M. Hamilton B. Headley L. Hebler M. Heers |. Hallett T. Hadley L. Hatfield-Nicholson J. Hatter D. Hill J. Hillman T. Hooker L. Holsopple j R. Houghtaling K. Hillman P. Hoeffner J. Jacobs J. Jackson S. lak J. Jenkins 106 Sophomores J. Kelleher J. Kinback T. Jakey S. Jeffery t L. Kinne J. Klenchik Sophomores 107 J. Loper R. Kull P. Maglier B. Marino W. Mason D. Mauro J A. Mayo P. McCool S. McDaniel McHenry T. Mills M. McDonald B. Mess M. McLaughlin J. McVicker S. Olix 108 Sophomores J. Ovitt S. Page P. Palmesano R. Oyer Sophomores 109 A. Penwarden R. Perkins M. Persing L. Pollizi I. Pratt M. Polmanteer M. Raish C. Ranger E. Recktenwald ■V i •— B. Reynolds J. Ritenburg S. Robbins H. Rowe L. Roselli T. Roselli M. Schneider J. Schwartz E. Secondo 110 Sophomores K. Phillips J. Poklinkowski D. Reville A. Rees J. Roselli M. Saxton L. Sanborn A. Shephard Sophomores 111 L. Sherer D. Simpson D. Simpson R. Stewart S. Stillman L. Suriani L. Towner M. Tierney S. Turek P. Weister S. Wessels T. Woodworth 112 Sophomores M. Woodworth ). White M. Wulforst J. Skinner J. Smith D. Stewart J. Spike K. Tierney J. Testani J. Walker V. Warczok D. Wing D. Whiteman C. Youngdale J. Zaparzynski M a ih 113 Sophomores 114 Freshmen P. Aini K. Andrews A. Archer G. Argentieri S. Argentieri J. Babcock J. Babcock K. Babcock D. Bailey R. Barlow T. Bebout R. Benton V. Berry V. Bossard M. Bottone K. Braco C. Brink G. Brown G. Brown M. Brown M. Brown E. Buisch V. Bulkley S. Burd S. Burke J. Burnett P. Barnes Y. Campfield K. Canty J. Capluzzi P. Chace T. Cheresnowsky C. Christensen M. Cleveland Freshmen 115 C. Davis T. Davis T. Davis G. Day B. Doran A. Drew B. Drum M. Ebert J. Forester O. Frank T. Freeman D. Fuller B. Gardner B. Gibson R. Gleason A. Goodsell C. Harkenrider S. DeSanto B. DiDio K. Fisk S. FitzGerald S. Gaffney T. Gallese L. Grinder J. Hall K. Hendershot S. Henshaw C. Dennis S. Falzoi 116 Freshmen T. Hilsdorf J. Hoeffner V. Holley S. House D. Hunt M. Ingalls H. Jackson T. Jackson R. Jackson R. Jones D. Kays B. Kelleher J. Kelly M. Kelly J. Kerr P. Kinne C. Kinney J. Koehler A. Kraft K. Kramer M. Lachiusa L. Lecceardone A. Lemen D. Lewis M. Lewis J. Lucas J. Ludden J. Matteson L. Mauro M. Mauro E. McAneney J. McNelis K. McNelis J. Mignone M. Mignone Freshmen 117 C. Mikolajczyk M. Mombert P. Morrissey J. Muhleisen J. Muhleisen J. Nasca C. Neale D. Neu C Norton D. Northrup A. O'Rourke D. Padden M. Parks M. Pieklo M. Postilli D. Printy P. Prior E. Prior J. Purtell T. Quick p. Ranger M. Rechichi D. Remchuk C. Rink R. Robinson T. Rosell K. Roselli S. Rubio H. Schnell P. Secondo M. Sexsmith J. Sheedy M. Sheehy D. Shoryer D. Sirianni 118 Freshmen D. Stewart K. Stewart K. Stewart D. Stutzman L Thompson D. Thurber J. Topping W. White M. Voxburg M. Wall M. White S. White C. Wachter B. White j. Wilcox P. Wilkins S. Wolfanger L. Wood M. Wolforst Freshmen 119 H a PS a a H a $ Row 1: C. Campbell, J. Babcock, J. Casterline, T. Armeli, D. Argenteri, P. Aggarwal, P. Barnes Row 2: F. Cappiello, R. Bostic, B. Brewer, T. Brault, A. Burke, S. Cavalletti, S. Beaver Row 3: D. Braley, S. Baker, K. Bebout, H. Bates, C. Baird, N. Carbone, M. Carretto 120 8th Grade Homeroom 243 Row 1 K. Vincent, D. Vosburg, C. VanDuser, M. Simpson, P. Williams, C. Willey, F. Wing Row 2: C. Tobias, V. Woodworth, J. VanScoter, D. Updyke, J. Sprague, M. Trail, H. Smith Row 3: B. Townsend, S. Spicer, M. Wesley, R. Warren, D. Thompson, A. Testani, R. White Homeroom 142 Row I K. Gemmell, S. Hoeffner, P. Gee, K. Farthing, A. Hall, J. Green Row 2: S. Hogan, N. Ferris, D. Davis, S. Heffelfinger, S. Gra- ham, H. Hebeler, T. Evans Row 3: B. House, G. Cappiello, K. Hover, C. Freeland, M. Hooker, J. Gillespie Row 4: M. Gardner, S. Herrick, F. Fenti, J. Hendrickson, L. Harding, J. Griffith 8th Grade 121 Homeroom 14S Row 1: M. Kepner, J. Jimerson, C. Lowe, M. McAneney, K. Johnson, A. McManus, W. McCormick Row 2: J. Lorrow, D. Jeffery, K. McDaniels, D. Jordan, M. LaChuisa, L. Kelleher, D. Lewis, J. Jones Row 3: R. Houghtaling, E. Hoyt, R. Lake, S. Green, J. Kelley, K. Jackson, D. Masterson Homeroom 146 Row 1 j. Woodworth, T. Rodbourn, N. Williams, D. Printy, T. Woodward, A. Simons, M. Spencer, S. Rougeux Row 2: C. Snyder, J. Sanford, T. Remchuk, C. Woolever, K. Preston, M. Sherwood, C. Spicer Row 3: J. Rees, D. Rechichi, L. Wood, P. Raish, D. Lamphier, L. Mills, R. Racalto Row 4: J. Sherer, J. Silsby, J. Simpson, J. Shephard. 122 8th Grade Homeroom 140 Row 1: M. Cornish, T. Clark, D. Ells, R. Davidson, A. Coates, J. Doan, T. Drew Row 2: R. Erskine, S. Clymo, M. Cully, T. Dunn, R. Nankwell, D. Drum, B. Daily Row 3: J. Lewis, M. Curtis, C. Champlin, D. Coogan, P. Brewer, T. Bebout Row 4: F. Drake, J. Donaldson, S. Barnes, D. Cleveland Homeroom 144 Row 1 j. Postilli, E. Cramer, M. McHale, T. Hulse, P. Nichols, R. Peisher, R. Jimerson Row 2: L. Woodworth, A. Poklinkowski, M. Mead, R. O'Connor, P. Howden, S. Nugent, G. Persichilli, M. Norton Row 3: J. Pollinger, R. Johnson, D. Miller, M. McHenry, J. McFall, K. Peterson Row 4: B. Neale, B. McNelis, E. Northrup, K. Ohstrom, W. Mike 8th Grade 123 126 Sports Row 1: M. Mignone, K. Stewart Row 2: C. Youngdale, R. Stewart, C. Kinney, M. Ingalls Row 3: M. White, E. Curran, E. Connors, J. Ciancaglini, T. Jakey Row 4: D. Bartlet B4i2 £? s p|p ; IW DeR Row 1: M. Ermy, L. Watt Row 2: T. Jimmerson, B. Berry, L. Stewart Row 3: L. Puffer, B. McDermott, M. Weyand, Coach Dewey Row 4: K. Farley, K. Barillo, S. Sleggs Row 1: T. Jakey, C. Youngdale Row 2: M. Whie, M. Ingalls, D. Morgan, C. Kinney, L. Donna Rollins Hebler, E. Connors, K. Stewart Row 3: C. Wachter, M. Ebert, Coach Dewey (Red Raider) Sports 127 - Ni o o ia Row 1: C. Congdon, R. Ranger, D. Pauly, T. Baumgarten, D. Spitulnik, J. Kelleher, T. Wall, P. Mikolajczyk, M. Early, M. Reitnauer Row 2: J. Green, M. Recktenwald, S. Brown, T. Kennedy, R. Kull, J. McNelis, W. Argentieri, R. Bottone, J. Sirianni, J. Walker, D. Printy Row 3: Coach Babcock, D. Nisbet, A. Leland, B. Stewart, B. Murray, S. O'Rourke, J. Pawlica, D. Gadsden Row 4 D. Connors, B. Heller, M. Wulforst, P. Burke, D. Printy, F. Spitulnik, ). Oyer, D. Willey, Coach Bottone Row 5: Coach Printy, J. Weyand, j. Babcock, T. Moore, J. Reinhart, D. Rauber, P. Quinlan, R. Rice, J. Brown. Football 1981 We They Wellsville 12 0 Corning East 14 17 Corning West 9 20 Athens 28 15 Waverly 12 15 Oneanta 14 32 Chen. Valley 6 6 Seton Catholic 12 0 Notre Dame 11 0 128 Sports The 1981 football team had a successful year with a 4-4-1 record. Un- der the experienced coach Bottone the Raid- ers fought their way through a new and tough conference schedule. Coach Bottone looks for- ward to a rebuilding year in 1982 after losing many talented seniors. Row 1: R. LaChiusa, J. Brown, S. Argentieri, B. Kelleher, T. Brown, B. Connors Row 2: Coach Campese, R. Kull, P. Maglier, J. Ebert, J. Gardner, J. Smith, C. Congdon, Coach Davidson Row 3: S. Turek, M. Sexsmith, M. Pieklo, J. Hoeffner, M. Afgentieri, B. Dunn, A. O'Rourke Row 4: G. Dunn, R. Geary, B. Simpson, D. Northrup, E. Recktenwald, Coach Shephard Row 5: Coach Libordi, R. Oyer, J. Skinner, J. Hallett, S. Burke, P. Secondo, M. Postilli Row 6: G. Mikolajczyk, D. Remchuck, L. Ranger, M. Wulforst, T. Fisher, R. Bates c e SB r Sports 129 u a a o u 0 u w Row 1: P. Evingham, M. Didas, M. Bottone. Row 2: Coach Lecceardone, L. Lachiusa, A. Argentieri, M. Bottone, D. Prete, K. Griswold. Opponent 3oys Girls Horseheads 15 - 1 5 loss 19 - U1 loss Notre Dam 17 - 1 1 loss 21 - 37 loss Wavcrly 21 - 31 loss 21 - 31 win e. r. a. 15 - 1 5 loan Souths ido 15 - 1 5 loss 15 - 1 5 l03S Addison 21 - 35 win 3a th 19 - 37 loss Corning East 19 - 37 loss Corning Jest 15 - 1 5 loss 19 - 37 loss Wellsville 15 - 1 5 win Ore rail record Boys 2 wins 8 losses Girls 1 win I losses 130 Sports The boy's cross-country team went 2-8 while the girls went 1- 4. Coach Lecceardone had to work mostly with underclassmen for there were only four seniors on the boy's team and no senior girls. Coach Lecceardone expects to have a better season next year with a more exper- ienced team. Row 1: R. Davis, J. Matteson, J. Kelly, C. Drake, M. Walsh. Row 2: Coach Lecceardone, J. Walsh, T. Thompson, D. Foster, E. Hemmings, B. Reville. ft 0 ft 0 s u Sports 131 u a u 9 Row 1: B. Oyer, J. Jarrabet, J. Potter, P. Carroll. Row 2: S. Rice, K. Surianni, P. Clancy, L Simons, J. Pappalardo, K. Babcock, B. Hillman, C. Dailey. Row 3: Asst. Coach G. Green, Coach Lefferts, S. Roof, K. Roselli, P. Duryea, S. Reardon, M. Letson, C. Brown. Row 4: L. Kelleher, N. Walker, A. Hollands, K. Rink, T. Mayo, M. Flint Hornell Opponent Horne11 vs Canandagula 3 1 Horne11 vs Livonia 2 1 Horr.ell vs Scio 2 3 OT Horne11 vs Wayland 2 1 Horne11 vs Haranondsport 1 1 OT Horne11 vs Addison 2 3 Horr.ell vs 3a th h 1 Horr.ell vs Canlsteo 3 1 Horne 11 vs Hanaiondsport 3 2 Horr.ell vs Addison 0 1 Horne11 vs Canis teo 3 2 Hornell vs 3a th 6 2 Horr.ell vs Scio 3 2 Hornell vs- Haranondsport 0 1 Hornoll vs Canis teo 3 1 Hornell vs Wayland 2 1 Hornell vs Bath 3 1 Hornell vs Addison 0 3 Hornell vs Addison (Sec.game) 1 2 OT League record 7 h 1 2nd Place 3-C League Overall record 12 6 1 132 Sports This year's girls soccer team had an overall record of 12-6-1, taking second place in the B-C League. Coaches were Mrs. Lefferts and Miss Georgia Green. The captains were Carol Dailey and Barb Hillman. Junior co-cap- tain was Jill Potter. mm Row 1: M. Wall, K. Babcock, K. Hillman, M. DeVinney, L. Clark. Row 2: L. Sirianni, M. Raish, B. Gibson, W. Hanrahan, K. McNellis, T. Gallese, D. Simpson, L. Pollizi, K. Kramer. Row 3: L Towner, A. Caruso, S. lak, A. Fisher, V. Warczok, K. Bailey, J. Smith, M. Mauro, B. Dailey, M. Schneider, T. Hadley, Coach Lewis. c n © a n Sports 133 BS H u u © w © © Row 1 J. Acosta, V. Tallman, S. Nasca, R. Brown, R. Argentieri, C. Norton Row 2: M. Sheroshick, B. Harwood, L. Crissy, C. Becker, T. Reardon, T. Ferris, D. Reville Row 3: T. Burkhart, T. Smith, J. Dagon, J. Livingston, D. Aultman, J. Schnell, S. McVicker, S. Kelley, Coach Puree Home 11 Soccer Wo They Homcll vs Palnyra Macedone 1 2 Home 11 vs vl ay land U 1 Home 11 vs Horseheads 1 3 Hornell vs 3ath Haverling 3 1 Homcll vs Addison Ji 1 Homcll vs Kellsvi 11c 1� 2 Hornell vs E.F.A. 0 0 Hornell vs Alfred Almond 2 1 Hornell vs Elmira Southside 3 2 Hornell vs E.F.A. 0 1 Hornell vs Addison lx 3 Hornell vs Haverling 1 1 Hornell vs Alfred Almond 2 h Hornell vs Horseheads 1 7 Hornell vs Elmira Southside 1 2 Hornell vs Wellsville 2 1 Sectionals Hornell vs John Marshall (Rochester) 0 1 The 1981 boy's soccer team had an exceptionally good season with seniors )ohn Dagon, Tim Burkhart, Sam Nasca and Charlie Becker serving as the team leaders. The team will be rebuilding next season with the loss of twelve players to graduation. 134 Sports Row 1: B. White, C. Norton, S. Gaffney, S. Wilkins, D. Stutzman Row 2: M. Fortuna, J. Sexton, J. Hillman, M. LaChiusa, K. Jacobs, B. Jackson Row 3: J. Michaels, B. Headley, T. Rogeux, R. Harold, J. Sheedy, M. Clancy, Coach Tobin Sports 135 Row 1 L. McCarthy, D. Sciotti, C. Rougeux. Row 2: A. Archer, T. Hooker, L. Sherer, M. Stiles, Coach Sheedy, P. Sheedy, M. Davis, R. Dyring, P. Morrissey. 136 Sports This year's volleyball team was a young team. There were only three seniors: Mary Stiles, Laurie McCarthy, Robyn Dyring and a new coach, Mrs. JoAnn Sheedy. Their record was 4-10 but they played better than their record showed. With the return of several play- ers Coach Sheedy is looking for a better 1982-83 season. Cornell versus Corning West Lost Notre Darae Lost Corning East Lost Waverly Won Southside Lost E.F.A. Lost Horseheads Lost Corning West Lost Notre Dame Won Corning East Lost Waverly Won Southside Lost E.F.A Won Horseheads Lost Sports 137 The golf team had a tremendous season with an overall record of 12 wins and two losses. This year Hornell defeated Horseheads who had not been defeated in 54 matches. There is a loss of only one senior— John Fenton. Coach Johnson is looking forward to a successful 1982 season. Golf Scores 1981 Hornell 203 Horseheads 207 Notre Dame 220 (2-0) Hornell 230 VJaverly 25U (3-0) Southside 212 Hornell 221 Corning West 237 (li - 1) Hornell 221 E.F.A. 235 Corning East 257 (6-1) Horseheads 211 Hornell 222 Notre Dame 232 (7 - 2) Hornell 219 Corning West 229 Southside 238 (9-2) Hornell 219 Waverly 295 (10 - 2) Hornell 225 E.F.A. 235 Corning East 238 (12 - 2) 138 Sports Row 1: N. Williams, C. Campbell, A. Coates, A. Simons, A. Neu, R. Dyring, K. Spencer, P. Prior, D. Nisbet Row 2: D. Kelly, D. Richichi, D. Neu, K. Congdon, T. Dunn, V. Bossard, T. Woodworth Row 3: S. Schweiwer, T. Bebout, W. Mason, D. Connors, J. Acosta, C. Hover, M. Brewer, L. Harding, T. Cone Sports 139 - a K a a «5 - a M Row 1: M. Mauro, A. Miller, S. Rice, C. Dailey, N. Walker Row 2: P. Sheedy, S. Roof, R. Stewart, Coach Lefferts, S. Reardon, M. Stiles, M. Griffin We They Horne11 vs Notre Dame 5H 58 Hornell vs Corning East U2 28 Hornell vs Waverly 57 5H Hornell vs Southside i|2 55 Hornell vs Haverling 37 12 Hornell vs E.F.A. Hi 32 Hornell vs Corning West 37 Ho Hornell Vs Notre Dame 51 63 Hornell vs Corning East HH U2 Hornell vs VJaverly H3 3U Horne11 vs Livonia Uh 53 Hornell vs Palmyra Macedonia hk 57 Hornell vs Southside 38 50 Hornell vs E.F.A. H5 HO Hornell vs Corning West Hornell vs Haverling Hornell vs Horseheads The 1981 girl's varsity basketball team had a very good season. The seniors on the team were Mary Stiles, Carol Dailey, Nancy Walker, and Sharon Rice. There were five Juniors and one Sophomore and one Freshman: Mary Mauro. 140 Sports Row 1: W. Hanrahan, D. Davis, L. Towner, K. Stewart, L. Clark, M. Norton Row 2: A. Caruso, S. White, K. Andrews, D. Bailey, M. DeVinney, L. Mauro, K. Bailey, Coach Foss Sports 141 - fiS H a © © a © © Row 1: D. Parks, B. Andrews, D. Aultman, T. Reardon, B. Murray Row 2: T. Baumgarten, T. Smith, J. Fenton, T. Church, Coach Ripple, R. Caruso, T. Burkhart, J. Dagon, J. Barnes We They Hornell vs Waverly 66 k6 Horne11 vs Williamson 6k 37 Horne11 vs Horseheads 73 70 Hornell vs 'Williamson 98 35 Horne11 vs Salamanca 65 k7 Hornell vs Pioneer 89 76 Hornell vs Wellsville 71 k6 Hornell vs East 70 3 2 Hornell vs West 7U 39 Hornell vs Notre Dame 31 k2 Hornell vs Waverly 51 51 Hornell vs Horseheads 55 k9 Hornell vs Southside 65 56 Hornell vs East 95 65 Hornell vs Wellsville 107 6l Hornell vs E.F.A. 65 73 Hornell vs West 76 56 Hornell vs Notre Dame . 57 65 Sectionals: The boy's 1981-82 basketball team had a tre- mendous season with a final record of 15-3. The team, consisting of 10 seniors and 3 juniors, suc- ceeded in ending their season seeded third in the sectional playoffs. As of press time the results of the Section V games were unknown. Best of luck to the 1982-83 varsity. 142 Sports Row 1: B. Headley, J. Ebert, J. Sexton, M. Fortuna, M. LaChiusa, J. Koehler Row 2: R. Berry, R. Kull, A. Falco, J. Sheedy, Z. Kelly, J. Purtell, G. Argenteri, Coach Wassink Sports 143 g s g s Row 1: M. Grillo, C. Christensen, J. Coleman, M. Kelley, P. Pollinger, P. Maglier Row 2: Coach Spittler, P. Zema, M. Bottone, B. Murphy, M. Bottone, D. Reville, E. Secondo, J. Prete Asst. Coach Flaitz Row 3: T. Davis, M. Cornish, R. Harold, M. Secondo, T. Greenthal, T.J. Kennedy, J. Skinner, B. Clifford, K. Stephens The 1981-82 varsity swim had an excel- lent season with a record of 12-3. The team was led by co- captains T.J. Kennedy and Mike Secondo. Seniors on the team were Paul Zema, Tim Greenthal, Kerry Ste- phens, T.J. Kennedy and Mike Secondo. 144 Sports We They Hornell VS East 120 52 Hornell vs Southside 111 51 Hornell vs Wellsville 59 23 Hornell vs Waverly 132 37 Hornell vs E.F.A. 131 36 Hornell vs Horseheads U8 121 Hornell vs East 99 75 Hornell vs Southside 113 59 Hornell vs Bath 118 51 Hornell vs Wellsville 119 52 Hornell vs Waverly 136 33' Hornell vs Watkins Glen 78?g 933s Hornell vs E.F.A. 138 29 Hornell vs Bath 121 50 Hornell vs Horseheads 1 8 121 Sectionals: Sports 145 to Row 1: J. Reinhart, A. VanScoter, J. Michaels, R. Remchuck, D. Sirianni Row 2: S. Tobias, R. Bottone, J. Weyand, P. Mikolajczyk, Coach Bottone, J. Kelleher, T. Moore, R. Kull, P. Wilkins 146 Sports The 1982 wrestling team had an off and on season with a record of 4 wins and 8 losses. There were bright spots with Richard Bottone (21 wins-0 losses) and ]oe Reinhart, after he was injured, had a record of 13-1. Six seniors will be lost to graduation. We They Hornell vs Haverling 25 35 Hornoll vs Wellsville 22 U2 Hornell vs Horseheads 33 3U Hornell vs Southside hi 19 Hornell vs Corning East h2 32 Hornell vs E.F.A. 29 35 Hornell vs Aquinas $h 12 Hornell vs Waverly 13 59 Hornell vs Corning West 51 Hi Hornell vs Notre Dame 22 36 Hornell vs Geneva 12 50 Hornell vs Baldwinsville 11 53 3 ss s tl M a £ Row 1: T. Remchuck, J. Gardner, S. Tobias, D. Fuller, ). Brown Row 2: R. Oyer, J. Wulfurst, C. Congdon, J. Hatter, M. Postille, G. Mikolajczyk, P. Secondo, Coach Crissy Sports 147 ft u Row 1: N. Walker, L. Stewart, S. Bianchi, A. Penwarden, K. Phillips, M. Weyand Row 2: T. Phillips, K. Griswold, C. Clark, J. Kinney, K. Perry, A. Shephard, J. Kelleher, K. Bailey, M. Didas, L. Puffer Row 3: D. Reville, M. Bottone, Coach Foos, S. Sleggs, A. Caruso, R. Stewart, D. Simpson, K. Roselli, K. Farley, B. Clancy, B. Ormsby, K. Hillman, Asst. Coach Young 148 Sports The girl's track team, un- der Coach Lois Foos, had a winning season with an overall record of 6-3. Losing only one senior, our foreign exchange stu- dent Sandra Bianchi, the team should prove to be strong in the '82 season. We They Homell va Dansville 7$ 57 Horne11 vs Corning East 57 75 Hornell vs Corning West 8 5 56 % Horne11 vs Sayre 10U 26 Hornell vs Horseheads 76 56 Hornell vs Southside 79 53 Hornell vs E.F.A. 57 75 Hornell vs Notre Dame 51 81 Hornell vs Waverly 76 2h Sullivan Trail Conference $ - 3 Overall Record 6-3 Sports 149 u w 0 Track Meets - 1981 Penn Yan - 96 Homell - 5h Waverly - li3 Hornell - 99 Coming East - 99 Hornell - 5l Corning West - 65 Hornell - 85 Sayre - 102 Homell - Ul Horseheads — 65 5 Hornell - 81 Southside - 70 Hornell - 80 E.F.A. - 97 Hornell - 53 Notre Dame - 126 Hornell - 2h Record League Overall - U h - h S 150 Sports The 1981 track team had a fairly good season with Mark Hoffman and Melvin Smith co-captains. This year the team is losing seven seniors, ). Burnett, J. Harder, M. Bostwick, P. Walsh, C. Didas, M. Hoffman, and M. Smith. The team is hoping for a great 1982 season. Row 1: I.M. Swift, D. Congdon, B. Andrews, E. Hemmings, C. Didas, T. Rougeus, P. Walsh, J. Walker Row 2: B. Hanning, D. Nisbet, J. Prete, M. Boswick, ). Walsh, B. Heineman, L. Rice, B. Ranger, T. Thompson, M. Smith, S. Kelly Row 3: Coach Angel, J. O Heron, J. Cavalletti, D. Willey, M. Persing, M. Hoffman, A. Robertson, T. Smith, P. Hoeffner, J. Harder, D. Aultman, C. Roberts, J. Burnett, D. Printy Sports 151 Boys’ Track 4 4 4 4 4 } i 4 4 4 4 • • ■ - - • ■ • ■ • j' - • • i Row 1: K. Hillman, L McCarthy Row 2: P. Sheedy, M. Stiles, J. Granger, S. Gaffney, B. Hanrahan Row 3: Coach Santelli, T. Hoffman, P. Sherburne, A. Kubiak, K. Suriani, C. Dailey, M. Presutti 1901 Softball Wo - Tboy Hornell vs Hav«rling 10 - b Ho moll vs Coming Bast 9-12 Hornell vs Sayre 16 - 2 Horr.oll vs Horsehoads 0-10 Hornell vs Wnvorly lb - 0 Hornell v= Woverly 7-6 Hornell vs Havcrllng 11-0 Hornell ve K.F.A. 11 - 10 We - They Hornell vs Notre D«ae 7 - It Hornell vs Coming Best it - 3 Hornell vs Koroeheads 12-13 Hornell va Corning Weet 5-11 Homell vs Souths Ida 10 - 8 Hornell va Sayre 13-7 Homell vs Notre Dane 3-10 Sectionals We - They Madison lit - U Charlotte 8-3 Penn Tan 12-9 Bast Rochester 7-6 The Hornell Girl's varsity softball team had a victorious season with a record of 11-5 in the regular season, and a record of 4-0 in the sectionals. The girls be- came the Section V champs for the sec- ond time in three years defeating East Rochester 7-6. The graduating seniors were K. Hillman, S. Gaffney, B. Hanrahan, T. Hoffman, A. Kubiak, M. Presutti. Coach Santelli is looking for- ward to another successful season. 152 Sports Row 1: S. Olix, L. Towner, D. Prete, L. Clark Row 2: A. Argentieri, P. Duryea, S. Reardon, B. Dailey, L. Simons, D. Yelle Row 3: Coach Cicero, P. Duryea, J. Pappalardo, L. Suriani, C. Brown Sports 153 3 ■ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 J 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 Sitting: E. Weyand, J. Sirianni, J. Lawrence Kneeling: B. Quinlan, J. Dagon, T. Burkhart, C. Hogan Row 3: Coach Caruso, T. Reardon, J. Montemarano, j. Connors, J. Tallman, T. Baumgarten, J. Kelleher, B. Murray •a : V Hornell Baseball Toum anent Sectionals Ke They Hornell vs Havcrllng 1 li Hornell vs •fcllsvllle 6 $ Hornell vs Canandaigua 6 3 Hornell vs Korseheads 1 0 Hornell vs E.F.A. 5 h Hornell vs E.F.A. 10 3 Hornell VS E.F.A. 8 2 Hornell vs Notre Done )i 3 Hornell vs Wellsville 7 3 Hornell VS Coming East 11 $ Hornell vs Coming West 18 6 Hornell vs llorseheads 1 2 Hornell vs Snyrc 2 U Hornell V3 Southslde 5 2 Hornell vs Waverly 8 U H smell vs Waverly 3 0 Hornell vs Huverllr.g 1 5 Hornell vs Coming West U 3 Hornell vs Cardinal Mooney 7 6 Hornell vs Sayre 6 0 Hornell vs Coming East 9 5 Hornell vs Notre Dame 2 0 Hornell vs Newark 6 0 Hornell vs Tittsford Sutherland 3 2 Hornel1 vs Palnyra Macedon h 1 154 Sports The 1981 varsity baseball team had an ex- cellent season. Coach Caruso and team leader Ernie Weyand led the Raiders to a 21-4 over- all record. The Raiders highlighted the season by being bistate champs and Section V Class AA victors. Row 1: S. Hillman, S. Jeffrey, V. Tallman, M. Fortuna Row 2: T. Spangler, A. Falco, R. Brown, C. Dessena Row 3: B. Harwood, T. Argentieri, M. Barillo, D. Griffin, D. Spitulnik, M. Reitnauer, B. Lorow, Coach Libordi I I I I i I i Sports 155 a a The 1981 varsity tennis team had an overall record of 8 wins and 5 loses. Junior Bill Mauro and Sopho- more Joe Brungard won the counties and then went on to place high in the sectionals. Seniors on the team were Tim Locker, Gigi Hyslip, Tracy Ar- cher, and Karen Beckerink. Sitting: )on Schnell Kneeling: )erry Partridge, Bili Mauro Standing: Dan Stutzman, Joe Brungard, Jeff Oyer, Tim Locker .’Je They Notre Dame 1 it Waverly 1; 1 Haverling 3 2 Corning East 3 2 Corning West 2 3 E.F.A. 0 5 VJellsville 3 2 Horseheads 2 3 S ouths ide 3 2 Weilsville 5 0 Corning 'West 3 2 Waverly 1 it Corning East 3 2 Kneeling: Karen Beckerink, Tracy Archer, Kris HerrNeckar Standing: Diane Ebert, Gigi Hyslip, Chris Hamilton 156 Sports Sports 157 © © 0 © © Mary Pelkey Editor-in-Chief © fe M H U © © H 5 fe © © I • V Theresa Sexton Ass't Editor-in-Chief Bill Mauro Ass't Editor-in-Chief 160 Clubs Clubs 161 Shawna Smith Editor Tom Pappalardo Editor Ann Tobin Editor 162 Clubs Mr. Richard Carlson Advisor Construction began on the 1982 Yearbook with the breaking of ground in the summer of 1981. Thru the next few months the staff plowed thru pages, rolled over deadlines, and leveled layouts. We are proud to cut the ribbon on the newly con- structed 1982 Yearbook. ft © m Vi ft SB ft ft ft 3 © ft H SB © © © © Clubs 163 Row 1 P. Donovan, B. Oyer, D. Prete, P. Prior, L. Pollizi, J. Brown Row 2 D. Davis, B. Dailey, L. Watt, V. Warczok, A. Tooter, M. Ebert, D. Lewis, Mr. Hover Row 3: B. Berry, T. Rodburne, C. Drake, C. Hover, P. Simons, K. Hoeffner, K. Bab- cock, M. Heers 164 Clubs Row I J. Prior, K. Smith, G. Cavailetti, S. Jeffrey, C. Norton, P. Maglier Row 2: M. Brewer, D. Connors, P. Sheedy, R. Berry, S. Stewart, P. Pollinger Row 3: J. Ludden, I. Pratt, P. Curtis, C. Dessena, J. Babcock, M. Argentieri. Row 1: N. Walker, R. Bottone Row 2: J. Beaver, T. Ferris, J. Prete Row 1 L. Smith, j. Walker, B. Stewart, L. Towner Row 2: D. Pauly, J. Campbell, J. Partridge, M. Davis Row I D. Reville, K. Deebs, J. Klenchik, D. Stewart, E. Connors, A. Penwarden, M. Saxton, P. McCool, P. Frank Row 2: L. Rice, E. Secondo, J. Jarrabet, B. Ormsby, S. Smith, M. Koehler, B. Marino, P. Sherburne SB 9 Clubs 165 Drum Major—Peter Pollinger Row 1: P. Carroll, B. Murphy, B. Geary, B. Clancy, Row 2: G. Barnes, A. Robertson, J. Schnell Q - Majorettes—B. Clancy, E. Connors, S. Smith, J. Hill, T. Sexton 166 Clubs Row 1 P. Aggarwal, J. Topping, A. Lemon, P. Boone Row 2: K. Ohstrom, K. Hover, C. Rink, Z. Kelley, M. Sheehy Row I D. Cox, A. Testani, C. Brink Row 2: S. Gaffney, M. Connors, H. Schnell, M. Wesley Row 1 R. Jones, J. Lucas, M. Culley Row 2: J. McFall, J. Hall, C. Woolever Row 1 R. Peisher, D. Argentieri, W. Connors, D. Turber Row 2 j. McNelis, T. Davis, K. Fisk 60 as 0 Row 1: S. Cavalletti, B. McNelis, D. Thompson, B. Gibson, P. Burns, K. Roselli, J. Rees, S. Heffelfinger Row 2: A. Coates, T. Evans, K. Peterson, K. Stewart, B. O'Connor, N. Ferris, A. Hall, Mr. Parada Clubs 167 z s H - 1 s e g Row 1 L. Stutzman, A. Hollands, P. Cornish, L. Rice, B. Marino, K. Leitch, L. Holsopple Row 2 M. Brewer, T. Cone, J. Livingston, S. Barnes, I. Apple 168 Clubs Row I: K. Crowe, C. Brink, C. McHale, C. Clark, K. Hemler, L. Rice, M. Piesher, D. Davis Row 2: D. Ebert, R. Lackey, P. Barnes, K. Kramer, T. Pappalardo, M. DeVinney, L. Hatfield-Nicholson, K. Kinney Row 3: K. Bailey, E. Curran, C. Harkenrider, D. Simpson, D. Gardner, P. Clancy, J. Hill, I. Draw, K. Barillo Row 4: C. Drake, D. Printy, T. Davis, R. Harold, J. Brown, M. Brown, D. Printy Clubs 169 a 170 Clubs Row 1: M. Ebert, T. Evans, C Wachter, K. Peterson, S. Crowe, M. Scheider, D. Bartlett, J. Klenchik, N. Nelson, M. McAneney, C. Brink Row 2: K. Crowe, C. Rink, L. Stutzman, J. Smith, S. Olix, A. Rees, T. Bar, A. Burke, D. Stutzman, M. Trail, T. Hooker, S. Lift, Row 3: S. lak, M. O'Connor, E. McAneney, S. Smith, E. Connors, E. Curran, B. Daily, A. Testani, j. Ohstrom, S. Hooker, J. Rees Row 4: D. Kelly, B. Geary, T. Fisher, G. Argentieri, J. Acosta, T. McNelis, S. Lake, I. Ski, S. Schiewer, Row 5: T. Testani, H. Schnell, J. Schnell, D. Connors, D. Rink, K. Hoeffner, K. Leitch, Mr. Wicks m © a u Row 1: B. Contos, J. Prior, K. Mauro, J. Wachter, S. Cipolla, L. Willey, J. Oshtrom, M. Sheroshick, J. Jenkins, V. James Row 2: Mrs. Piper, S. Page, A. Neu, P. Weister, C. Gardner, L. McCarthy, P. Frank, K. Healey, M. McDonald, S. Jimerson, K. Crowe, L. Witzman Row 3: D. Fuller, R. Kaplan, A. Drew, P. Bailey, C. Youngdale, S. Lake, M. Ermy, B. Mozzar, K. HerrNeckar, T. Butler Row 4: B. Headley, C. Croston, C. Hover, J. Acosta, C. Conine, G. Burritt, J. Roselli, M. Stiles, M. Davis, K. Roselli, P. Duryea 172 Clubs ft a © a Row 1: P. Frank, K. Mauro, T. Butler, B. Contos, K. Healey, B. Bozzar, L. Wiley, M. Davis Row 2: M. Sheroshick, J. Wachter, C. Croston, C. Conine, J. Acosta, P. Bailey, G. Burritt, M. Secondo, B. Headley, C. Hover Clubs 173 Row 1: M. McHale, P. Prior, D. Neu, P. Chase, M. Mignone, L. Thompson, K. Fisk, M. LaChiusa, K. Brace Row 2: C. Davis, P. Gee, M. Kepner, A. McManus, R. Aggarwal, C. Campbell, L. Kelleher, L. Zema Row 3: J. Topping, M. Sherwood, M. Mead, M. Lashbrook, S. Hefflefiner, B. Brewer, S. Rubio, Mrs. Patricia Piper Row 4: S. House, M. Cleveland, S. Smilinich, P. Burns, B. Gibson, J. McFall, C. Spicer Row 5: J. Reese, K. Ohstrom, A. Testani, M. Trail, R. Jones, J. Sanford, L. Smith 174 Clubs Row 1: N. Ferris, L. Woodworth, Y. Stephens, B. House, C. Willey, N. Williams. A. Hall Row 2: L. Cramer, S. Rougeaux, A. Coates, T. Armeli, A. Simons, K. Johnson Row 3: T. Brault, J. Lovow, C. Spicer, D. Lewis, J. Gillespie, J. Pollinger, D. Lewis Row 4: V. Bulkley, K. Kramer, C. Harkenrider, K. Connelly, S. Cavalletti, S. Graham Row 5: M. Wesley, S. Barns, E. McAneney, J. Forester, T. Jackson, C. Baird Clubs 175 Row 1 B. Clancy, B. Ormsby, B. Berry, J. Potter, M. Griffin, M. Sheroshick, R. Caplan Row 2: t. Rodburn, L. Polizzi, K. Smith, S. Olix, L. Willey, T. Cornish, E. Pluribus, J. Ostrohm, Mr. Cali Row 3: M. Wolforst, L. Towner, B. Daily, J. Aini, P. Palmesano, T. Cone, D. Surianni 176 Clubs Row 1: M. Peterson, M. Heers, D. Davis, L. Hebler, J. Rodburn, S. Cipolla, J. Ohstrom, A. Testani, K. Griswold, D. Prete Row 2: M. Oak, A. Hollands, L. Kelleher, M. Secondo, M. Ermy, B. Mozzar, E. Pryor, J. Kelleher, K. Phillips, K. Bailey, A. Fisher Row 3: Mrs. Dew- ey, R. Lackey, L. Stutzman, D. Burd, L. Kinbaek, J. Acosta, E. Secondo, M. Bottone, P. Bailey, P. Palmesano, M. Davis, P. Donavon, A. Burns Row 4: B. Mauro, L. Holsopple, K. Leitch, R. Kaplan, T. Cornish, L. Willey, L. Holsopple, E. Connors, J. Beaver, I.M. Foreign, P. Simons, J. Schnell Clubs 177 Row 1: A. Hollands, J. Aini, L. Kinback, L. Towner, J. Kelleher, K. Smith, A. Fisher Row 2: L. Hebler, Adviser Campese, B. Dailey, S. lak, C. McHale, L. Stutzman, J. Watcher, R. Lackey, K. Jacobs, P. Murphy 178 Clubs Row 1: B. McNelis, B. Dailey, L. Towner, S. Wachter, T. Evans, M. Argentieri, L. Stutzman, B. Hillman, A. Hollands, P. Duryea, Row 2: A. Burke, C. Kinney, E. Curran, M. Shephard, C. Rink, D. Parks, C. Brown, M. Ermy, J. Aini, Miss Ciancaglini Row 3: M. McAneney, S. Barnes, M. Kelly, Z. Kelley, T. Argentieri, J. Dagon, B. Andrews, M. Secondo, P. Quinlan, J. Acosta, S. Burke 5� ft ft 0 ft ft e ft M ft Row 1: J. Aini, B. Andrews, Row 2: L. Stutzman, A. Hollands, Row 3: J. Dagon Clubs 179 180 Clubs Row 1: T. Hulse, A. McManus, T. Brault, B. House, G. Brown, C. Campbell Row 2: J. Valentine, J. Sanford, M. Sherwood, J. Rees, A. Simons, A. Coates Row 3: P. Gadsden, J. Babcock, Mrs. Berry, S. Northrup, P. Weister Clubs 181 Row 1: S. Backer, L. Towner, L. Willey, L. Kelleher, T. Cornish, L. Rice, P. Cornish, H. Rowe Row 2: J. Aini, A. Neu, S. Page, A. Hol- lands, D. Burd, K. Perry, P. Frank. L. Stutzman Row 3: C. Rink, E. Connors, J. Jarrabet, B. Dailey, K. Leitch, M. Sheroshick, S. Smilinch, K. Herrnecker, J. Ohstrom Row 4: R. Kaplan, P. Sherburne, M. Koehler, L. Holsopple, M. Bottone, L. Davis, B. Marino, P. Palmesano Row 5: T. Cone, D. Connors, J. Livingston, J. Acosta, M. Brewer, M. Beecher, R. Harold 182 Clubs Row 1: S. Smith, L. McCarthy, K. Mahoney, J. Pappalardo, M. Pelkey, T. Sexton Row 2: M. Piesher, L. Roselli, B. Gadsden, A. Tobin, B. Mauro Row 3: J. Hill, T. Pappalardo, B. Penwarden ft e B «i m 0 m Nj ss 9 Clubs 183 Board Members� Mr. Al Smith, Mr. George Prete, President Reverend Lines, Mr. Shawn Hogan, Mr. Ralph Schnell Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Mr. Harold Paul Mr. Gerald Walker The school board is the legislative body responsible for the governance of the school district at the local level. It performs a continuing activity of policy definition and prepara- tion for the district. After the board has determined policy it gives the administrative staff the responsibility and authority to develop and administer that policy. 186 Faculty Faculty 187 Mr. Joseph Adamonis Business Mr. John Arnault English Mrs. Patricia Bennett Secretary Mrs. Betty Arcangeli Guidance Counselor Mrs. Alice Aultman Home Economics Mrs. Carol Berry Librarian 188 Faculty Faculty 189 Mr. Charles Bostwick Mr. Joseph Brungard Physical Education Chemistry Mr. Philip Cali Latin Mr. Donald Campese English Mrs. Margaret Cannon Mathematics Mr. Leonard Caruso Business Mr. Richard Carlson Social Studies 190 Faculty Faculty 191 Miss Josephine Ciancaglini English Miss Sandra Clark Social Studies 8 Mrs. Ellen Dewey Biology Mrs. Mary Dagon School Nurse Mr. Donald Crosby English Mr. Wayne Dewey Industrial Arts Mr. James Farrell Mathematics 1 192 Faculty FacuIty 193 Mrs. Sharon Farrell Secretary Mrs. Lois Foos Remedial Reading Mr. Douglas Hereth Industrial Arts Mrs. Phyllis Herrick Reading Mr. James Hover Band Mrs. Jane Jamison Mrs. Patricia Jarrabet Mathematics Audio-Visual Aide 194 Faculty Faculty 195 Mrs. Christina Kelly Secretary Mrs. Joanne Koch Library Aid i-, Mr. David Landers Physical Education Mr. Donald Koehler English Mr. James Lecceardone Social Studies wmamamm Mr. Lance Lefferts Physics Mrs. Yvonne Lefferts Physical Education 1% Faculty Faculty 197 Mrs. Kathy Lewis Art Miss Michele Maichle English Mr. Norman McCumiskey Health Mr. William Messner Science 8 Mr. Robert Miller Mathematics Mr. Jackson Morris Social Studies Miss Gail Mularz Science 198 Faculty Faculty 199 Mr. John Murphy English Mr. Francis Norton Audio Visual Director Mrs. Marie Olds Business Mr. David Owlett Driver Education Mr. Robert Parada Band Mrs. Patricia Piper Music Mr. Douglas Printy Ceramics ?.00 Faculty Faculty 201 Mr. Thomas Ripple Science Mr. Ronald Quinlan English Mrs. Shelley Sanford Physical Education Mr. William Schu Social Studies Mr. Charles Puree Guidance Counselor Mrs. Judith Rawson French Mr. William Scheiwer Social Studies 202 Faculty mm Faculty 203 Mr. William Smith Science 8 Mr. Burr Straight Industrial Arts Mrs. Judy Strobel Secretary Mr. Vernon Tenney Mathematics Mr. Glenn Thomas Social Studies Mr. John Tobin Mr. John Troy Driver Education Mathematics 8 204 Faculty Faculty 205 Mrs. Betty Walker Secretary Mr. Lawrence Wassink Mathematics Miss Gail Weidman Foreign Languages Mrs. Jeanne Wolfanger Mrs. Kathleen Young Guidance Counselor English 206 Faculty Mary Williams Bus Drivers Francis Hollister Jane Nesbit Donna Olin Francis Beaver Anthony Ermy Jeannie Travis Faculty 207 Patrons )anet Al-Hussaini Dr. and Mrs. Al-Sinjari Richard F. Andolina, D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. Mario Argentieri Attorney and Mrs. Paul Argentieri Mr. and Mrs. John Baker Dr. and Mrs. T.J. Beyer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bishop A. L. Blades and Company B. P.O. Elks, 364 John and Jeff Brown Richard T. Brown, D.D.S. Marshall Deeney, D.D.S. Roger Trifthauser, D.D.S. Judge and Mrs. Henry Burke Richard Caruso Wholesale Prod. Masar Chaudhry, PC Arthur H. Cunningham, Post 440 Attorney Joseph Damrath Christa Cudebec Decker Evening Star Lodge 44, F AM Mr. and Mrs. John Falci Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fisher Alan Folsom, M.D. Thomas Foreman, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaffney The Geary Family Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill Jack Hollowell, D.D.S. Home Class Service Dr. and Mrs. Stoner Horey Hornell Medical Group Hornellsville Lodge 331, F AM Hornell Wholesale Grocery Karl Medical Group, PC Kenneth Kemp Plumbing Shireen Khaled, M.D. J.C. LaFrance, DC Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mauro Corporal J.J. Monney Post 2250 V.F.W. Joey and Tommy Morey Mr. Heinz Muhleisen Mr. and Mrs. John Murawski Attorney and Mrs. John E. Nugent Mr. and Mrs. George Padden Mary Pappalardo and JoAnn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Partridge Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Peck Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pelkey Dr. and Mrs. Brent Penwarden Dr. and Mrs. William D. Peterson, M.D. Pizza King Chuck and Mary Beth Puree Mr. and Mrs. Tim Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rauber Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sachs Mr. Gorden Schiller Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Smith Dr. and Mrs. William D. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. James Tobin The Urologic Group, PC Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wolfgruber Attorney Louis Zannieri SPECIAL THANKS Administrators and Faculty Custodial Staff Mr. Wayne Dewey Tom Freeland Mr. Charles Hughes Mrs. Christine Kelley Paul Mikolajczyk Mr. Francis Norton Mr. Robert Oakes Marta Olds Parents of the 1982 Yearbook Staff Radio Station W.H.H.O. Mrs. Judy Strobel Mr. Daniel Swauger . . . and the Students of H.H.S. Compliments of ALFRED SUB SHOP Main Street Alfred, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of '82 TOM KINNEYS 30 Broadway Mall Hornell, N.Y. Congratulations to Class ot '82 GUARCLIA OPTICIANS 13 Church St., Hornell, N.Y. 324-4865 Serving Southern Tier 201 East First St., Corning, N.Y. Lakeview Medical Center. Bath. N.Y. Compliments of MACBRIDES 32 Broadway 124 Main Street Congratulations to the Class of 1982 THE WOODEN INDIAN Home of Hallmark Cards Hornell, N.Y. Your Downtown Florists Wedding — Funerals — Flowers for all occasions DOUG'S FLOWER SHOP ). Doug Gilbert, Owner Congratulations to the Class of '82 Up-to-Date Fashions ARGENTIERI BROTHERS CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS DOMINICS BAKERY 102 Main St., Ph. 607-324-2400 Hornell, N.Y. 14843 Your first or last name printed on any shirt purchased at THE TOP SHOP Route 21 Plaza Hornell N.Y. Present this book 12 — 9 Sat 10 — 5 Compliments of WILKINS Recreational Vehicles, Inc. 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HORNELL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Arkport Arkport Suzuki Harley-Davidson 1 Main Street Arkport, New York (607) 324-7347 218 Ads Congratulations Class of '82 Best Wishes LAPIANA SHOE STORE to the Class of 1982 The home of family from quality shoes STEWART'S SUNOCO 126 Main St Phone Hornell, N.Y. 324-4040 188 Seneca St. Congratulations to the Class of '82 HORNELL TEACHER'S FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Board of Directors William Messner — President Richard Carlson —Vice President Michael Durso —Treasurer Connie Morris —Secretary Katherine Linehan Robert Parada James Hover Richard Chubon James Farrell ✓ Ads 219 Congratulations to the Class of Hallmark cards, candies, candles glassware, plush toys and accessories — all can be found at YE OLDEN PITCHER AND BOWL '82 Choos from our oxtontlvo tolodlon of first-quality corpot orid vinyl flooring of tho LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE I Our two ttor buyina pow r allow� u« to toll for lots' and wo II provo it to you. Stop In Today! BRANDNAME CARPET AND VINYL FLOORING ROLLS • nd REMNANTS in stock! LEES MASLAND KANE CALLAWAY ARMSTRONG MAGEE MOHAWK SALEM GALAXY PEPPERELL CONGOLEUM VIKING' 34 Broadway Mall 324-2052 Congratulations to the class of '82 from OUR OTHER PLACE AND THE POINT both are places of good service and excellent food Both restaurants located in Hornell, Arkport Road Congratulations to the class of '82 FLAITZ AUTO PARTS Loon Lake Road 324-4713 CARPET SHOWCASE Plaza 21, Route 21 HORNELL, N.Y. 324-0025 FRANKLIN FURNITURE Makers of Happy Homes'' 120 Main St. Hornell, N.Y. Congratulations Class of 1982 WHEATON INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulates the Class of '82 INSURANCE IS OUR PRODUCT SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS DANIEL J. RACALTO MANAGER ALFRED. NEW YORK 607-587-925 1 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 from the employees of representing THE HARTFORD MARION-ROHR CORP. 220 Ads A hearty congratulations to our graduating employees and all the members of the Class of 1982 OF HORNELL Pete and Connie Manikas Congratulations Class of '82 THE STATIONERY CENTER Quality Stationery and Office Products Congratulations to the Class of 1982 compliments of FIRST STATE BANK OF CANISTEO and GREENWOOD The Friendly Bank 112 Main Street Hornell, N.Y. 14843 Phone (607) 324-4243 THE MUSIC LOFT in Hornell and Alfred Discount Prices on records, tapes, guitars, etc. Be There Or Be Square THE MEN'S SHOP 99-101 Main Street Since 1875 Compliments of WALDORFS jEWELERS 17 Seneca Street I lohn L. lohnson Hornell N.Y. Wilma F. lohnson 324-4422 Phone (607) 324-0455 Rin6 insurance Ajrncij Robert ). Rink 12 Maple Street Broker Hornell, N.Y. 14843 Compliments of STUART'S POOLS and ELECTRONICS INC. Hornell, N.Y. Call 324-2561 Congratulations Mary, Theresa, Maggie Judy, and the Class of '82 from J.C.'s CAFE Phone 324-4428 Congratulations to the Class of '82 GUILD MEMBER HORNBECK OPTICIANS, INC. 1 6 MAPLE STREET HORNELL. NEW YORK 1 4-843 Choose your optician as wisely As you choose your physician 222 Ads Congratulations to the class of '82 from ERNST H. WEYAND Plumbers and Heating 381 Canisteo St. Hornell, N.Y. 2nd to none in Plumbing and Heating Phone 324-1111 Foster Wheeler Energy Corporation Dansville Lodge 1665 Dansville, N.Y. MAPLE CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 174 Main Street Hornell N.Y. 14843 (607) 324-1822 Where you save does make a difference Congratulations to the class of '82 from HORNELL TASTEE FREEZ Delight your favorite graduate with one of our custom decorated ice cream cakes, lust phone 324-0666 14437 Good luck to the 1982 graduating class in their future endeavors THANKS MR. C from: Mary, Bill, Theresa, Bubba, Tom, )udy, Shawna, Bronwyn, Laurie, Michele 37 Center St Hornell, N.Y. 324-5393 Mon-Thurs. 11 am to 12 midnight Frid Sat. 11 am till 2 am Sun noon to midnight y Ads 223 The 1982 Maple Leaf Yearbook has been designed with the 100th graduating class —'82 in mind! We contrasted the past with the present without omitting the future. The past is represented by the front liner which is reminiscent of the high school as it appeared 100 years ago. The back liner cap- tures the high scbool as it exists today. The history of the school is presented with a story of the school's beginning. The present day school is represented with a story of our school as it is now. Also included is the conclusive proof that the class of 1982 is the 100th greduating class. This year's book has a horoscope to humorously prophecize the future. In keeping with what we hope to be a new tradition, we includ- ed color senior pictures. The cover symbolizes the fading, yet im- portant past. The 1982 yearbook staff hopes that this book will help you recall the memories of the past year. We constructed a book that will be enjoyed by all the students of H.H.S. Mary Pelkey Editor-in-chief