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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1988 volume:

H.H.5.S Class of is a unique das’ Ip i+zrlf, +hus our gooJ ■for'our.yearboelc was -to be di4erenf. Wf Chose Images... for Sro.{fM-j -to represent bo+K 'toe Sentimental yeh also he wild ,eruiy +i wes. In.-fotus . years we hope 1 b«oV. i, inspires yoa t c Kiris k. the spe lmoments bat | Set- asi e t'me -Kj ....� , • • “ KICK BACK and party! ’ • dedication 4-5 snorts complex 8-9 faculty 10-31 retiring teachers 32-33 fall 34-97 winter 98-79 spring 76-93 clubs 94-113 underclassmen 114-199 SENIORS !2! 166-267 yellow pages 268-238 closing 239-246 Lilii. LLEaLli LrliLtLV 1'LLLl tttilf i LijliLLLLi. %fOtt It ttttatt fli tttLtavt clll laaemw w a i m StttLaL LUUu Lll: Licit LOtal'U LLiL-LLitLiLrtt lit LiilU LLLt jpiLiLtttt uliL atlLLVt 111 vat li iUt lit SBMlMiL L-LJIi tt MOt lit liat LiGlili lit tiiLLt UUtll Lilt UtlittlitliL ttlitt lit Lilititli; alii IrtlLfllLliaL lilittlitlXllitLIit. 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Another accomplishment was made in the improving of the girls softball field. It was resurfaced for better playing conditions. Other constructions included, an addition to the cafeteria and a new wing to better accommodate the B.O.C.E.S. students. 8 L'tiLrllLVSl LULL Lit' Lr(UiL Funniest Most Cheerful Mr. Morris Mrs. Piper Shiest Unruliest Miss Margarum Mr. Brungard Harold I’aul Superintendent of Schools Ralph Schnell President Gerald Walker Assistant Superintendent John Cianeiosi Vice President Joseph Mauro Business Manager Paul Powers David Oakes Jeffery Dewey- 13 Barbara Davis Mary Hanrahan Charles Puree ll Jeanne Wolfanger David Cregan Eugene Maslin IV fc ULlLLU LJL' •lL.ULl c c . 1“ Carol Cali Carol Berry 17 W ululu. utfuit w John Arnault Ann Marie Barillo Josephine Ciancaglini Donald Crosby Donald Koehler John Murphy Ronald Quinlan Cathlynne Wojack 18 LUiLLtLUrlL LttlildiUtiLifcl'4 Charles Bostwick Shelly Sanford Marcia Santelli Charles Young Yvonne Lefferts 19 -V- Kathleen Cregan James Farrell Jane Jamison Robert Miller Sidney Parks Gordon Schiller Vem Tenney John Troy Lawrence Wassink 20 John Wicks John Tobin 21 Jim Leccerdone Jack Morris Ann Quackenbush Francis Libordi 22 WJ umm luatl' Luan Kallin Douglas Printy James Hover Daryl Smith Robert Parada Patti Piper 23 Donna Fackler “tHzlrUiL liLLlial LLIll' LliULIi 1 Li.L.Lt Hill LL 1:1x1“ Francis Norton ULLLL.t“ Jeff Bacon Sharon Farrell 1 I fc� JE. ■ .i Florence Hendrickson '“-fSr'X Alice Aullman Francine Cuykendall 25 Phyllis Argentieri “tLLLLll lMliV Patricia Bennett Jan Cornish Janet Crowley Joanna Koch Dave Lamphier 26 Barbara Rose Eleanor Rosell Judy Slrobel V Andrea Scafidi 27 tiLL U L. McIntosh,R. France,H. Bales.T. O’Dell T. Hollister,M. McLaughlin, Row 1: D. McConnell,E. Howard.D. 01in,J. Nisbet Row 2: J. Travis,M. Houghtaling,E. Smith,M. Beyea,H. Miller,R. Bartlett PBBE) mg VlUili.lrLLtl“ Row 1: J. Strassburg,R. EvelandJ. McCarthy,L. Lady Row 2: B. AultmanJ. Poraro.D. Emny.M. Lunch,M. Antionette Row 3: N. Reagan,E. Burzucki.P. Prete, R. Drake,F. Fuller O' M Is that really coffee? John, it’s time! Detention 217 My beard is sacred! Take a lap! So I forgot my puree! Let’s go to the hop! I told you to got out of my face! No! If mine! C’mon. think of your future! No. 26547 Mr. Smiley Darn fleas Something to hide, perhaps? Have a COKE and a smile! 31 “l lzLLliU LMqjliUqJVl jH Mrs. Alice Aultman Alice Aultman has dedicated 23 years to the leaching profession at HHS and has affected the lives of many people in a great way. Her homemaking classes will be remembered for providing our halls with “tantalizing aromas”. Her warmth and friendly smile will be missed. We hope her future will be happy and rewarding! The 1988 Maple Leaf Staff “Tony” Bottone is a man who has given the students of HHS 21 of his best years. As a coach, teacher, and friend, he will be sadly missed. We’ve taken this opportunity to thank him for all he’s been and will be. Good luck in your future endeavors! The 1988 Maple Leaf Staff 32 Mr. Donald Koehler In his 30 years at HHS, Mr. Koehler has become universally loved for his outstanding outlook toward life and people. He has cared about his students and his work to a point seldom equaled in the teaching profession, and for that he has earned the admiration and affection of the entire senior class. The Class of 1988 is honored to have him share his “graduation into the good life with us. The 1988 Maple Leaf Staff Mr. William Scheiwer In his past years at HHS, Mr. Scheiwer has taught us more than the facts contained within our history books. He has taught us to learn from our past mistakes and make all around wiser decisions about life. On behalf of the students and faculty of HHS we wish Mr. Scheiwer the best of luck with what the future brings. You will be immensely missed. The 1988 Maple Leaf Staff 33 FLU. OJ iw This year’s Homecoming was a spectacular event, showing the spirit of H.H.S with the third annual Homecoming parade. Among the floats were the three Homecoming Queen candidates. Amy Argentieri with escort Don Fortuna, Denise Parker with escort Jeff McDaniel, and Michele Robbins with escort Bob Giglio. The Master of Ceremonies, Van Chevalier, announced the 1987 Homecoming Queen chosen by the senior class of 1988. At this time the 1986 Homecoming Queen, Shelly Nasca handed over her crown to Denise Parker. The night ended in success for H.H.S. with a 34-0 victory over the Wellsville Lions. 36 HornecoMin i “ll nuru v! t untraanvLiLiLi. v 1 A Night’s Enchantment was the theme for the 1987 Junior Prom. The band, l.ickety Split, sang the theme song for the evening-Still Loving You, by the Scorpions. The crown was presented to Cindy Neu by last year’s queen, Julie Peterson. Members of the Queen’s court were: Molly Kelley and her escort Carl Marino, Angie Pelch and her escort Matt Shick, Angela Day and her escort Bruce Robbins, Heather Dickey and her escort Jim Clancy, Kelly McMordie and her escort Shawn Fawcett. Cindy was escorted by Scott Smilinich. 38 r Concession S hxnd R«%% 1: J. Davis, C. Bales. V. Chevalier, C. Robertson, D. Joseph Row 2: C. Argenlieri. W. McKee, T. Gleason, C. Sirianni, K. Jeffery Row 3: M. Ix)per. M. Pryor. M. Smith. K. Johnson. K. Argenlieri, S. Kelly, E. Griffith, T. Grillo “LliV VLLIi ItlitLlr VtmV K. Farrell Row 1: S. Gleason, H. Broderick. Row 2: T. Mauro, M. Holmes. Row :3 M. Kelley, L. O’Connor band Row 1: T. Hall, Row 2: K.Oakes, T. Prall Row 3: L. Fagnan. J. Hilsdorf, H. Dickey, T. Spicer. R. Weir. Row 1: T. Hall. H. Dickey, T. Pratt Row 2: L. Muhleisen, R. Weir, Mr. Hover, C. Fleming Row 1: T. Swackhamer , D. Harrison Row 2s L. O’Connor, T. Smith, T. Spicer, K. Towner Row 1: J. DiVincenzo. A. Caparulo, M. Valentine Row 2 s U. Aggarwal. A. Shepard. L. Thompson, S. Dineen, A. Feeley Row 1: K. Kinney.T. Eldridge Row 2: R. Heffelfinger, A. Henshaw, D. Thompson, J. Brown Row 1: K. Oakes, A. Dailey, K. Cornish Row 2: L. Greenburg, S. Gleason, M. Gibson 42 Row 1: T. Mauro, A. Amphlett, S. McCormick Row 2: M. Row 1: M. Roselli, H. Broderick, L. Fagnan Row 2: M. Wilcox, E. Wilde, C. Dropp, T. Swackhamer Holmes, E. Hanchett, E. Smith, A. Woolever Row 1: A. Briggs, K. Ryan Row 2: J. Cyner, J. Hilsdorf, C. Row 1: J. Palmer, A. Greenburg, L. Empson Row 2: A. Hunt Vance, M. Vetter, K. Kilgore Band Row 1: M. Sawder, C. Clark. Row 2: . H. Smith. B. Farthing, A.J., Lucas, M. Kelley. 44 Row 1: J. Battle, K. Farrell, B. Farrell, R. Wilcox. Row 2: J. McCullum, R. Hovorka, C. Shaut, B. Doran. band 46 ibouncL WT '• l 1 A “Uhl tiii% Illi LrLliltSlL ROW Is T. Me Inerny, S. Prior, D.J. Capluzzi, J. Walsh, C. Secondo, B. Northup, B. Ciglio, D. Baker, D. Loper ROW 2: D. Schwartz, T. Connors, S. Leland, E. Arnault, G. Connors, D. Gardner, S. Fawcett, J. Purnoske, D. Swift ROW 3: J. Clancy, S. Mclnerny, T. Guarglia, G. Flaitz, R. Curry, R. Harkenrider, D. Sexsmith, D. Racaito, C. Shiloh ROW 4: D. Ridgeway. D. Mikolajczyk, A. Rasmussen, Coach Libordi. Coach Mastin, coach McCumsky, D. Gibson, J. Secondo, T. Smith Hornell 21 Hornell 34 Hornell 35 Hornell 15 Hornell 28 Hornell 34 Hornell 6 Hornell 47 Section V Playoffs Hornell 41 Hornell 24 Olean 0 Wellsville 0 Charlotte 0 Cal-mum 14 Dansville 0 Hf-I 10 Avon 3 Jefferson 0 Marcus Whitman 0 East Rochester 14 The 1987 Football season was a banner year for the Red Raiders. The team became the first in Homell since 1920 to go undefeated and untied, posting a 10-0 record. This years team was also the first in Homell to bring home the Section V Title, by beating East Rochester in the Class A” Championship game by a score of 21-14. The team, under Coach Mastin, was led by 14 seniors, including Co-captains Jeff Walsh (Section V Class “A” MVP), D.J. Capluzzi (Outstanding Lineman in the Championship Came), Bob Northup (Most Valuable Offensive Back in the Championship Game), and Chris Secondo (who led the defense all year). The Raiders scored 285 points this season, while giving up only 41 points in the ten games. The Homell defense allowed only two touchdowns all season. Discipline, Composure, Positive Attitude — the 1987 Homell Red Raiders. ROW 1: R. Crowley, T. Fisher, J. Day, J. Eveland, M. Purnoske, V. Secondo, J. Burns, J. Day, L. Gleason ROW 2: P. Griffith, P. Sisco, T. Hall, B. Stewart, K. Young, B. Smith, W. Davis ROW 3: Coach Campese, K. White, P. Woodworth, D. Welch, E. Sunich, P. Feeley. 1. Mehal, M. Monaghan , R. Christ. Coach Mahoney ROW 4: W. Battle, K. Battle, R. Black, M. Ingham, C. Oyer, J. Burns, A. Smilinich, B. Amphlett, R. Wilcox Football ilM MH lLLItLL ui lUl- Row 1: J. Mulhollen; Row 2: C. Butler, J. Morse, G. Watches, J. Carlson, B. White, B. Thomas; Row 3: J. McDaniel, M. Norton, S. King, S. Wood, C. King, W. McClanhan, J. Congelli; Row 4: T. House, P. Crowe, J. Snowden, A. McManus, R. Hawkins, A. Diestler, J. Tobias; Row 5: Coach Dailey,Bill Yergens, Coach McAnany US 4 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 Wellsville OPPONENT 3 Hammondsport 2 Addison 3 South Side 4 Hammondsport 0 Notre Dame 2 EFA 5 Bath 4 Corning 5 Addison 5 Horseheads 6 South Side 3 Notre Dame 2 EFA 8 1 Coming 7 Bath 5 Horseheads 7 Wellsville 3 Over all record: 2-15-1 50 The 1987-1988 season was a learning experience for ihe Varsity Soccer Team. Since we lost fourteen seniors from the previous year, we knew we were working with a young team. Even thought we did have a young and inexperienced group of athletes, they had the enthusiasm and desire of a winning team. The team was lead by captain Seth King, Jerry Mulhollen and Bill Kays. Bill Kays did an excellent job in the goal for us until injuries sidelined him for the remainder of the season. Defensively, we were strong with captain Jerry Mulhollen, Mike Norton, Jared McDaniel and John Tobias preventing the opposing team from scoring. Scoring goals for us were freshman Craig King, Winston McClananhan, Andy Dustier, and Jason Snowden. Dominating the midfield play which keeps the defense in touch with the offensive line were Seth King, Scott Wood, Jimmy Congelli and Paul Crowe. During the off season the Red Raiders stayed in shape by playing in a few indoor tournaments and participating in the Indoor Soccer Program at Homell High School. 51 “LtLLlL L'LLi; LU‘' Row 1: D. Henry, J. Chaudhuri, C. Fisher, D. Reinhart; Row 2: A. LaChuisa. P. Kelleher, J. Loper, B. Cleason, T. Martin, M. Puffer, K. Prunoske; Row 3s Coach Lefferts, C. Larnard, K. McMordie, P. Kelleher, O. Gadsden, S. Cox, T. Carretto, K. Glover, S. Miller. The Girls Varsity Team ended their season with a league record of (9-6-1) winning the first round sectional game to Aquinas 2-1. This is the first time since 1977 that the girls have won a sectional game. Dawn Reinhart and Pam Kelleher made the Steuben County All-Stars 1st team and Jennifer Loper and Okeena Gadsden made the 2nd team. Dawn also made the STC All- Stars 1st team, and Okeena Gadsden and Pam Kelleher made the 2nd team. Nice job girls! 52 Row 1: M. Roselli, K. taper, M. Cawley, K. Dailey, M. Dewhurst, M. taFaro, B. Mulhollen, M. Holmes, K. Towner, J. Beaver, D. taper Row 2: J. Dieter, T. Garner, K. Robinson, G. Cawley, E. Hanchelt, P. Perry, C. Cudoni, M. McAneney, R. Chase, T. Baumgarten, S. Tingley, L. Fagnan, Coach Lewis 0 r 5 Soccer- $ 53 sRi. MVmw ai-Lit- vii ROW 1: M. Brewer, C. Drum, H. Dickey, L. Prior, J. Grinder, K. Murray ROW 2: Coach Sheedy, J. Partridge, L. O’Connor, P. Johnson, D. Dropp, T. Hoffman, E. Wilde, A. Iak (scorekeeper) Opponent llammondsporl Elklamd Corning East Southside EFA liaverling Corning West Horse heads Wellsville first game L L W L L W L L second game I. L L L W L L BU! The 1987 Hornell Girls Varsity Vollyball team struggled through a tough season this year, ending up with a record of 3-13. The young Red Raider team, consisting of only 3 seniors and 8 underclassmen , showed signs of determination with thier wins against Haverling and Corning East. Because of the youth of the team, a promising future is likely to be in store. The graduating seniors are Janet Partridge. Debbie Dropp, and Eva Wilde. ROW 1: A. Sweeny, J. Harrick. H. Smith ROW 2: K. Daily, D. Robinson, E. Weaver, R. Ileffelfinger ROW 3: T. Spicer. M. Aultman. S. Rockwell, K. Ward. T. Mahany, K. Mayo, Coach Hanrahan i.y' ' VolUybaM Llim lUL Li.LLI ULl O.HL VLUlLLLLL t'LLL L-LLLLlL ROW 1: M. McGrulher. B. Farrell. K. Jeffery. A. Kull, A. Smith. B. Farthing ROW' 2: A. Sabir, T. Jones, M. Parker, B. Davis, C. Marino, B. Connelly, K. Sirianni, M. Randall, Coach Fagnan This year's cross country team was strickened with injury as well as a lack of participation. However, the athletes who did participate gave it their all. The great effort put forth was shown at the Sullivan Trail Conference competition. Senior Bob Davis placed 5th out of 43, and Alise Smith placed 13 out of 34, with junior Beth Farrell being named as an honorable mention. srm E.F.A.: Boys Girls East: Boys Girls Noire Dame: Boys Girls West: Boys Girls Soulhside: Boys Girls Horseheads: Boys Girls WE 29 40 38 won by 27 won by 49 lost 69 lost 39 lost THEY 26 16 20 forfeil 29 forfeit 23 17 17 ■ Cross Country jf “LlLL MmLill'L'M How 1: I). Prete, A. Buisch, C. Griswold, M. Connors, K. Pratl Row 2: B. Ormsby, S. Prior, J. Nobilski, M. McCarthy, M. Kuhn, B. Smith, Coach Young.(missing B. Wilkins) We They Klmira Southside 229 234 Corning West 229 228 Klmira Free Academy 236 213 Corning Fast 236 252 Klmira Notre Dame 216 205 Horseheads 216 212 Corning West 227 206 Klmira Soulhside 227 213 Corning Kast 225 235 Klmira Kree Academy 225 217 Horseheads 236 205 Klmira Noire Dame 236 210 This years Golf team was very young, with only 4 returning golfers. The team finished with a losing record, but hope to improve their record in the upcoming year. CiolF 57 LL VUL' LrliL.tL. L LLLL.L m Row Is Kim Greene, Casey Sirianni, Crislelle Harrison, Heather Gross Row 2: Sue Cox, Megan Pryor, Tonya Swackhamer, Karen Hovorka, Pam Kellcher. Row 3: Bill Doran, Patty Kelleher, Kristen Caruso. Kale Burke. Tony Grillo, Carl Marino The following people were inducted into the honor society at a ceremony that was held on February 1, 1988: Michele Brewer, Johnna Brown, Jana Chaudhuri. Michael Coleman, Sharon Cox, Jill Croston, Christina Drum, Kevin Farrell, David Griffin, Tim Harding, Seth King, Maureen Lyman, Toni Mauro, Shannon McCormick, Wendy McKee, Laura Muhleisen. John Prunoske, Kristen Prunoske, Marty Rennels. Alise Smith and Scott Wood Secretary: Megan Pryor. Vice-President: Heather Gross President: Tony Grillo 60 The 1988 Candlelight Ball was held on Saturday, February 27. The 1987 Queen, Jessica Lockwood, Crowned Rebecca Lyng as the 1988 Queen. She was escorted by Mike Ingham. The first runnerup was Sarah Vogt. The second runner up was Jennifer Kelly. Row 1: L. Marino. J. Croston, K. Claire. P. Crosby, K. LaBarron, B. Young, E. Dineen Row 2: C. Brent, C. France, H. Cianciosi, C. Marino, D. Peterson, B. Doran, D. Boyle . ade nic f)ll 5-tars “IfcUdlV lil l LlLLLl LlLLIzM ‘1 dowliP15 Row 1: C. Nield, M. (.arson, C. Groves, L. Weaver, A. Sweeney, D. Hoyl Row 2: P. Poklinkowski, D. Dibble, K. Murray, C. Cleveland, A. Culler, D. Shepard Row 3: Mr. Scheiwer, T. Champlin, J. VanSeoter, D. Glover, T. Freeland, C. LaMont “tUlfcV llLlL tliliLLV L” E! Ora Row 1: Helen Canty, Amy Amphlett, Becky Young Row 2: Laura Muhleisen, Denise Parker, Wendy Slrobel Row 3; Tracy Gleason, Kathy Kinney, Bridget Mulhollen, Karen Hovorka 66 The 1987-1988 Cheerleading squad was tossed around between coaches. During the football season, Mrs. Berry coached her last year. Miss Jones then took over and got the girls started off on the right foot in the basketball season and soon had to give it up due to medical reasons. Miss Kallin is now the new coach for the squad. She will bring new perspectives for the coming years. The captains for the Varsity squad were Denise Parker and Karen Hovorka. The captain for the Junior Varsity squad was Johanna Kull. The Varsity squad competed in the second annual Scio PomPon competition. Performing to the songs “Hands Up” and “Hit That Perfect Beat” the girls took second place. The newly accredited sport brought many good times and memories to the graduating seniors. Chc riecLdinq IrLUMlh-j Uo.lrlill“ Row 1: M. Norton, S. Prior, G. Connors, T. Connors, T. Connors, S. Wood. Row 2: S. Andrews, B. Davis, J. McDaniel, M. Coleman, K. Farrell, K. Dailey, D. Schwartz, Coach Charlie Young OPPONENET WE THEY WE THEY Bath 64 61 67 57 E.F.A. 55 57 61 55 Coming East 69 55 54 58 Newark 72 52 Livonia 52 71 Honeheada 65 75 79 58 Notre Dame 60 52 64 56 Coming Weal 55 42 61 56 Southaide 82 68 62 64 Writable 55 40 77 65 Attica 82 61 Wilaon 67 64 Palmyra- Macedon 75 60 Monroe 64 62 Livonia 60 57 LaSalle 71 77 68 Row 1: E. Arnault, K. Young, C. King, T. Hall, B. Dunning Row 2: S. Carson, W. Battle, K. Battle, J. Moores, R. Crist, M. Parks, C. Oyer, Coach Bob McIntosh. SECTION V CLASS AA CHAMPIONS After finishing the regular season with an impressive 13 - 5 record, the Boys Varsity Basketball Team’s post season accomplishments were totally awesome! With Section V playoff victories over Attica (82-61), Palmyra- Macedon (75-60) and Monroe (64-62), Coach Charley Young’s “round ball” team brought home the Section V Class AA Championship trophy for the first time in 35 years, since 1953. As if it wasn’t enough, the Team decided not to stop there. With a 60-57 victory over Intersectional rival Livonia, the Red Raiders won the right to represent Section V in the State Class B Western Regional Playoffs, the farthest any sports team has gome in the history of Horneil High School. In a hard fought battle and a very physical game, the team fell 77-71 to Niagra LaSalle, but came away with a great feeling of pride in themselves, their school and their community which supported them to the very end — a Moral Victory. The Red Raider Team was led by Mike Coleman, Kevin Farrell, Dan Schwartz, Jeff McDaniel, Greg Connors and Steve Andrews along with a very supportive bench. INDIVIDUAL HONORS: Sen ion V Cliu AA Matt Valuable Player Section V Class AA All Tournament Team Steuben County Mott Valuable Player Steuben County All Stare 1st team Steuben County All Stare 2nd team Sullivan Trail All Stare 1st team Sullivan Trail All Stare 2nd team Sullivan Trad All Stare Honorable Mention Newark Christmas Tournament All Stare All Greater Rochester Basketball Team MIKE COLEMAN MIKE COLEMAN. KEVIN FARRELL, DAN SCHWARTZ MIKE COLEMAN MIKE COLEMAN DAN SCHW ARTZ. STEVE ANDREWS MIKE COLEMAN KEVIN FARRELL DAN SCHWARTZ. STEVE ANDREWS MIKE COLEMAN. JEFF MCDANIEL MIKE COLEMAN (fa 5 6Q5tetba.il Wife £IMU LlzliM UtiVlrLl L“ OPPONENT Mnohcll E.K.A. Conmi); hjnl Biahop Kr«riM I jsimin Hor«rhr« i� Nolrr lUiir (-oriiiug ttnl Soultuudr UrIUvillr llrni k|H rl Merry we THEY 42 57 SI 56 48 40 49 48 35 25 55 54 54 58 54 43 45 73 52 39 34 49 59 72 70 The 1988 girls basketball team consisted of 7 seniors who the majority of had 4-5 years into the basketball program. This in turn led to much of the success this year. The girls had one of their best showings in the S.T.C. league in many years with a 7-5 record. The overall record before sectionals was 9- 10. A high point of the girls season was winning the Livonia Tournament. Pam Kelleher was named MVP and O’Keena Gadsden was named to the All Star team. Three girls met their career high in points this year: Kristen Caruso tallied 18 points. Dawn Reinhart had 19, and O'Keena Gadsden scored a whopping 27. r 1 a Girls Row Is D. Woodworth, S. Rollins, K. Towner, Row 2: J. Harrick, N. Mahany, S. Armeli, M. Krisher Row 3: Coach Wellington, K. Gleason, C. Cudoni, K. Cornish, S. Neale, K. Ryan, L. Peterson e msKttbaU 71 fcUlfcll fcHGM 1“ Row 1: M. Smith, B. Robbins, S. Prior, D. Harvey, A. Smilinich, D. Swift, M. Murphy Row 2: Coach Smilinich, C. Brent, J. Williams, B. Colamarino, T. Stevens, T. Stephens, K. Green, S. Mclnemey, M. Ingham, Coach Spittler Row 3: A. Smith, K. Gibson, M. Brewer, M. Puffer, R. Warren, B. Farthing, A. Briggs, S. Swift, D. Sweeney, T. Cornish OPPONENT Addison Marcus Whitman Bath Wellsville Corning Bath E.F.A. Invitational Southside E.F.A. Horseheads Addison Corning Marcus Whitman Southside E.F.A. Horseheads Wellsville Franklinville Coach Smilinich Capt. Matt Murphy 72 Coach Spittler Capt. Dan Swift The Hornell High swim team showed considerable improvement over the previous year as the team posted a record of 10-7. After an impressive football season, junior Dan Swift destroyed the school record in the 50 yard freestyle ( :22,69) and the 100 yard butterfly ( :55.03). With nine juniors on the roster, the Red Raiders should Ire even belter next year. Head Coach Don Spiltler and Assistant Andy Smilinich are enthusiastic about their prospects, but realize that early grade recruiting is the key to continual success. Good luck Hornell splashers! 73 filLL VLliL 111 111 Ltlili ‘ Row 1: G.Strobel, A.Sabir, R.Stuart, M.Smith, K.Sirianni Row 2: G.Nicholes, B.Connelly, M.Green, E.Sunich, K.VanScoler, M.tobias, Coach Boltone OPPONENT WE THEY 1 {averting 15 33 Southside 22 48 Corning East 15 39 Campbell 60 21 Horseheads 9 58 Addison 16 47 Penn Yan 24 39 E.F.A. 23 44 Geneva 24 43 Notre Dame 30 45 Wellsville 33 33 74 u This year’s wrestling team felt the strain of the inexperience of youth. Despite the fact that there were no seniors, only 2 juniors and defeat was common this year's wrestlers never stopped trying. Throughout the whole season determination and hard work were never absent. If determination and effort from this year carries over to next year a sectional victory will not be out of reach. Row 1: M.Roselli, E.Racalto, S.Morse Row 2: Coach Ellis, C.Remchuk, T.Polizzi, W.Davis, S.Dineen Wrestling 75 “LiML LI lUli IrLtl Row 1: H. Gross, C. Harrison, M. Pryor Row 2: K. Hovorka, P. Kelleher Row 3: R. VanBrunt, S. Iceland, B. Doran Megan Pryor Valedictorian Heather Gross Salutatorian 78 William Doran Anthony Grillo Crislelle Harrison Robert VanBrunt Karen Hovorka Ste e Leland Honor Graduates Pamela Kelleher MW David Griffin Elmira Key Bill Doran Carl Marino Boy’s State Boy’s State 80 Teresa Plank AFS Exchange — Dominican Republic fl-ioards “Llil! L' av L-LLltV LLVL“ Well,we tried it and it worked. “Dracula: The Muscial?” was a success with the fine cast of Eric Griffith as Dracula, Carrie Robertson, Chris France, Kathy LaBarron. Mark Smith. Leslie Haley, Brian Doran, Kim Salico, and extras; along with a special guest cameo by Sean Barnes. We all worked very hard to bring this horrifying classic to it’s musical humor that Hornell laughed about for weeks. The cast would like to give a very special thanks to all who helped make the production possible, especially Daryl Smith. John Wicks, and Patti Piper. 82 “i UXWt H,l l:li£k‘' vScnior Choir ROW 1: S. Bartle, A. James, T. Caretto, D. Reinhart, C. Robertson, J. Grinder, J. Terboss, J. Messina, S. Butler, M.E. Letson, B Sherer, I. Singalot, M. Doran, E. Polkinkowski, C Harrison, P. Piper. ROW 2: B. Gleason, A. Pelych, A. Henery, A. Iak, K. Johnson, K. Ward, G. Cady, M. MacGruther, A Casterline, K. Shaffer, K. Thurber, C. Neu, J. Allison ROW 3: P. Notz, S. Halstead, J Kull, K.J. Panter J. Kelly, D. Griffin, M. Pryor, J. Dieter, H. Pratt, A. Harwood, H. Gross, D. Robinson, E. Drew, L. France Howl: M.I .ewis, M.Maxson, S.Broil, K.Gibson, C.Fisk, C.Gardner, J.Harrick, Mrs.Piper, N.Mahany, T.Plank, S. Dravneck, C.Clemons, K.Billie, T.Clayton Row 2: B.McAllister, M.Wilson, A.Beardsley, K.Myers, A.Mead, T. Garner, D.Crisl, C.Cudoni, S.Tingley, K.Dailey, M.DewhersI, K.Hartwell Row 3: V.Cade, A.Clemons, M.Smith, D.Smilh, D.Harris, K.Dessena, S.O’Dell, S.Neale Row 1: L.Guarglia,K.Johnson, A.Carr, J.Beaver, M.Krisher. J.Oakden, L.Zschoche, M.Oravec, S.Talbol, A.Harrick, K.Berry, J.Green, J.Fahl Row 2: R.Surarez, M.Dick, S.Ijifer, R.Fuller, A.McCormick, D.Sparro, P.lx’wis, I).Giles, C.McDermott, H.Byron, C.Valenline, K.Watches, N.Ridgeway, H.Wilcox Row 3: S.Rollins K.Hillman, S.Warters, M.Smilh, K.Berry, K.Levi, K.Batlle, R.Pratl, M.Erskine, S.Morse, M.Thompson, L.Vosburg, R.Chase, T.Curry, A.Sheroshick Choir Row 1: C.Cady, C.Davis, E.Griffilh, C.Neu, J.Allison Row 2: J.Groves, M.Lyman, D.Griffin, M.Smith, A.Harwood, H.Gross, D.Boyle Row 3: M.Pryor. C. Sirianni, C. Robertson, S. Butler, J. Messina. «6 Wft v liU LliU (dP i ROW 1: J. Partridge. B. Pratt, K. Burke, T. Falconer, W. McClanahan, J. Hamilton, S. King ROW 2: A. Al-Singari, D. Thurber, E. Sbutes, M. Coleman, T. Flaitz, J. Mess, T. Champlin, Coach Lefferts. Southside Corning East EFA Corning West Haverling Horscheads Noire Dame Addison Weilsville WETHEY 5 2 6 1 4 3 0 7 1 4 2 5 5 2 4 1 3 2 WETHEY 2 5 5 2 3 4 1 6 2 3 5 2 5 0 5 0 The 1987 Tennis team held it’s own again this year with a record of 10 wins and 7 losses. With Coach I ance Lefferts return after several years, the team made it to Sectionals, but lost in the first round to Pal Mac. In Individual Sectionals Mike Coleman got to the second round. Winston McClanahan lost in the 2nd round, but won the consolation tournament. The doubles team of Kate Burke-Dale Thurber got to the 1st round, and Tom Elaitz-Ed Shutes got to the 2nd round. Coach Lefferts contributes the team’s wins to Janet Partridge’s “seriousness”, Tom’s temper. Mike’s “self conversations”, and Winston’s ability to stay on the court forever! Ttnms nuu LLifcV LILLlL LL' LLliLtULcliHt� ' Row 1 B. Burd, A. Dugo, S. Wood, T. Tenney, J. Prunoske, S. Prior, D. Fortuna. Row 2 K. Farrell, K. Dailey, T. Mclnemey, D. Glover, B. Colomarino, J. McDaniel, M. Gingher, Coach Caruso. F. Way land 4 Klmira Soulhside 5 Corning Fast 14 E.F.A. 7 (Mean 11 WeUsville Toummrnl Frrdoma 10 kmg� ton 7 Coming Weal 8 Honehrads 1 8 inning� «lean 9 10 inning� Noire Dame 3 9 inning� Southaidr 10 Ralh 7 Coming Kaal 10 Broriporl 1 F.F.A. 7 Coming Weal 3 8 inning� Ralh 6 HonwhearK 2 Noire Dame 4 Wells ville 3 Cardinal Mooney 9 Sectional� Bishop Kearney 7 3 Phu. Sutherland 0 The 1987 Varsity Baseball Team was led in hitting by Bret Colomarino and Scott Prior with their averages .355 and .337 respectively. Top pitchers were Dave Glover with a record of 5-4 and Kevin Farrell with his record of 6-4. Dave Glover pitched an outstanding one hitter against Pitts. Sutherland, unfortunately losing 1-0. Chosen for the All Sullivan Trail Team were: First Team: Don Fortuna, Second Team: Kevin Dailey, and Honorable Mention: Bret Colomarino, and Scott Prior. The outlook for the 1988 season: The players are optimistic, but a lot of hard work and dedication will be necessary to overcome the strong competition in sectional play. ROW 1: D. Racalto, B. Thomas, T. Jones, C. Jones, E. Sunich, M. Prunoske, C. King. ROW 2: K. Barkman, T. Harding, J. Moores, R. Hawkins, M. Parker, D. Brownell, J. McDaniel. R. Crist, J. Kelleher, Coach French. __ fk ■ ■ bastbaii 89 “IHV L-tlV LlL.LijL7 M illiti' IlLLLi; W Row Is D. Reinhart, T. Gamer (manager) Row 2: K. Prunoske, R. Raealto, K. McMordie, T. Martin, D. Dropp, C. Neu Row 3: P. Kelleher, P. Kelleher, K. Glover, K. Dickey, O. Gadsen, T. Carretto, K. Caruso, Coach, Mrs. Santelli Softball scores for the 1987 season We They South� ie s 6 F..F.A. IS 2 C.W. 4 8 Add-on 10 3 Honrhradi 6 8 Notrr Dunr 9 7 llavrr ling 19 4 Southaide 1 II (Corning Kail 3 2 fdbvfle S 6 E.F.A. 9 0 CE. 2 3 Cf. 14 S Havrrling 22 6 Honrhrad� 8 13 Noire Dame 2 S Writs v.Hr Sectional� (Jaaa “A” 3 0 Biahofi Kearney 8 6 Penn Yan 12 9 Batavia 6 S Pituford Sutherland overall record 13-8 league 5-7 5 2 90 The 1987 Hornell Girls Softball team faced tough opposition from the improved teams in the Sullivan Trail Conference. Although the team had some losses in the regular season, the girls greatly improved, which enabled them to go well prepared into Sectionals. The highlight of the season was winning the Section 5 Class A Championship. This was the fourth sectional title in 9 years won by the HHS Softball team. Congratulations Coach Santelli and the 1987 team. Row 1: K. Angel, D. Woodworth. S. Ross. A. Sweeney Row 2: J. Loper, C. Dropp. J. Ix ckwood. R. Heffelfinger. K. Zanghi. L. O’Connor Row 3 A. LaChuisa. K. Gibson. H. Dickey, A. Cornish, S. Falco. T. Hoffman, C. Green, Coach. Mrs. Sheedy sSoft UL Q) 91 92 ROW Is C. McDermolt.D. Vosburg.E. Poklinkowski.P. Burdette, J. Chaudhuri. A. KulL r. Pratt. ROW 2: M. Kelley, L. Kline, E. Shutes, K. Mayo, T. Eason. B. Farrell. RO 3: C. Bates, A. Smith, B. Farthing. K. Wise, K. Burdette. K. Jeffery. VS. I lorseheads Olean EFA Corning West Southside Notre Dame Wellsville Bath Corning Fast KM WK The 1987 Cirls track team will t� e remembered forever as the last track team tc run on the circle track at H.H.S.. Despite the fact that it was a young team, they accomplished three more wins than the previous season. There were two school and county records broken this year. Kerry Jeffery broke the 400 Hurdle record with a time of 1:10.3 and Beth Farrell broke the triple jump record with a jump of 32'8 We're hoping that with the new all-weather track, it will bring more interest to the sport. Girls TracK. Row 1: J.Congelli. C.Green. P.Brundu, P.Prunoske. D.Sexsmith. Row 2: B.Connelly. M.Gibson. D.Logan. G.Connors. R.Harkenrider. M.Murphy. S.Smilnich, T.llouse. R.Curry. L.Urbin. Row 3: Coach Feltham. A.Diestler.N.Williams. P.Palmesano. C.France. P.Crowe. D.Cornish, T.Connors, D.Schwartz, B.Davis, J.Flieshman, C.Marino. Coach Walters. — 5-3 Overall, 3-3 League. We They 64 Horseheads 77 88 E.F.A. 53 94 Corning West 47 38 Southside 103 84 Wellsville 57 82 Canisteo 59 77 Notre Dame 64 69.5 Corning East 71.5 a s Record Hornell Hornell Hornell Hornell Hornell Hornell Hornell Hornell OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES 400 m.Intermediate Hurdles-Dan Schwartz — 59.7 400 m.Dash- Pete Brundu — 51.7 1600 m.Relay-Greg Connors, Chris Green. Paul Crowe, Pete Brundu — 3:32.1 3200 m.Relay-Chris Green, Pete Brundu, Paul Crowe, TreitK Phil Prunoske — 8:29.9 fc 9 , 93 96 yearbook 5+a-ff 98 yearbook. 5+a-ff “UL im i LLHi• ..a Row 1: R. Hovorka, E. Eicher, M. Gibson, A. Egger, M. Roselli, N. Mahany, M. Holmes. Row 2: T. Smith. C. Robertson, Miss Ciangalini, Miss Clark, A. Argentieri, J. Chaudhuri, A. Kull. Row 3: J. Racalto, A. Rep, A. Al-Sinjari, D. Eveland, B. Young, D. Baker, K. Argentieri, P. Notz, V. Chevalier, D. Capluzzi, K. Johnson, M. Kelley, A. Briggs. too Student C hisicjI 101 Row 1: Mr. Wicks, B.While. J.Wash. C.Lift, L.Todd. I.Fell. T.Strobel. T.Bir, S.Drifl. M.Palmer. K.Kuhn, J.ScoUi. N.Serpa, A.Mogal. J.Deninnie. A.Caparulo. K.Wilkins Row 2s T.Young, B.Stewarl. L.Irving. J.Tiemey, M.Pronoshe, T.Swackhammer. B.Young. L.Guartia, V.Johnson. K.Cleason. S.Dineen. E.Along. H.Wilcox. E.Wilde Row 3: I). Peterson. V.Chevalier. M.Robbins. J. Peterson. M.Testani. J.Pale. M.Pomeroy. M.Krisher, D.Rink. B. Gleason. S.Gleason. K.McBride. M.Doran. J.Donlon. S.Crowley Row 4: T.Smilh. H.Randall. P.McGlarphlin. M.Pryor. M.Lyman. I. Kuhn. T.Khork. K.Khork. K.Reynolds, A.Feeley, H.Falzarano. J.Fahl. A.Egger. D.Crow, H.Broderick. L.Chapman Row 5: M.Tesiani. L. Patti. K.Murray. K.McMordie. C.MarinoJ.Kuhn. K.Hillman. M.Kelly. D.GHffin. H. Gross. R.Heffelfinger. A.lak. P.Feeley. B.Evans. J.Beckerman. A.Argentieri. A.AI-Smjan. J.Pastor 102 ■SKJ f lub LLilL' IzLjjfc� Row lx S. Smith. P. Thomas, S. Miles. E. Drew Row 2: T. Clayton. K. Dailey, C. Sirianni, Row 3: S. Hoffman. M. Dewhirst. K. Murray, D. Baker Row 4: J. Croston. M. Ixxkwood. K. Brown, J. Ixx-kwood. P. Not Row 5: M. Murphy. M. Ingham. M. Kelley.M. Buck, K. Cudoni, Mr. McCumiskey. T. Mclnemey SHOD 'Raider's Row 1: K. Neild, F. Disc Row 2: W. McKee, C. Groves, C. Cleveland, J. Neild, J. Mess. J. McCollumn, E. Eicher Row 3: D. Lampliier. C. Keyboard, T. Mann, M. VanBrunt “ULLLlzI t: LiL'iiL Row 1: J. Croston, P, Kelleher Row 2: P. Kelleher. K. Caruso, H. Gross, D. Boyle, M. Coleman Row 3s S. Cox, C. © CRIMSty Cowpuier jMa+h “E m LlLl LlL.IL V LLL UbrcLrcf Row 1: H. Wentworth. J. Pate. M. Larson, S. Carson Row 2: M. Pomeroy. K. Drew, C. Groves, A. Woolever. A. Sweeney, J. Groves, C. Cleveland, M. Parks ROW 1; M. Dravee, H. Byron, R. Oakes, T. Spicer, S. Rockwell, R. Fuller, J. Crowe, M. Kriesher, K. Levi ROW 2: D. Lewis. K. Drew, E. Crisl, A. Harwood, T. Plank ROW 3: K. Ward, T. Hall, Mrs. Piper, K. Oakes, D. Robinson. C. Robertson, E. Griffith ROW 4: B. Kays, M. Pryor, K. Guthrie, M. Stearns, D. Griffen, K. Bartell, M. Smith, J. Allison, J. Groves The cast of “The Fantastiks” The Drama Club produced the following plays this year: Christmas Play — “The Little Match Girl” February 13 14 — The Fantastiks May 21 22 — “The Music Man” The Cast of “The Little Match Girl” ?■ Drawee uLlz LrLlili L'litililra.Lt:“ 109 French «Spanish u ± LtLIILl LU Ltl tiLiliL Ro� I: ft MrolwKPw ). ('. OyerfVP). M Holmr Ser |. S QtmW) Trr ). Mrs larkWr Ro � 2: N. Rnljcr� a . J «irrcn. V. Jotinwui. H McARtrtrr. k ftalrtir . L Faguaii. A. Bn . J MiLvlorf. K. K l rr. M. Mciinithrr. I . Lyng. A. UrsiU.xA. K. Drr � . M Pomrrn . M. LaKaro. k. Ai� f ll Ro � 3: J. Pair. M Cibaon. R KkMU-. k. Dailr . R l.yng. S. Krll . M Coleman. K. Hamhrlt. II Hro4rrfk Ro � I: T Connsli. k Barnr . A Dailey-B l� ailr .A l«rr. J Kahl. I., krll . J Tirmr . J kilgorr. P. Frrlr . I Mrkr Ro � 5: k ftani. M Mar Anrm. M l.otl � oorl. I. Prrry. B M Rmir. S. ItaUlrad.C Dropp. J. Mrvniu. I . Dropp. I.. ftra er. A ft m4r� rr. J. (Mi . R. Ilrffrlfnigrr. J ftaWi Row I: K. Re nolds, K. Khork. E. Sweeney. J. Simon. S. Tingley. T. Gamer, C. Harrison, H. Hess Row 2: M. Iuirson, S. Buller. E. Bardeen, T. Eldridge. L. Kuhn, T. Smith Row 3: L. Eldridge. E. Vance. J. VanDruff. I). Robinson, S. Rockwell, K. Mayo, B. Gleason, T. Gleason. A. Hughes. C. MacNaughton Row 4: Ms. Keppel. M. Randell. J. Beckcrman. H. (.addI. K. Cornish, K. Sanford. M. Maxson. E. Arnault. T. ConnorsJ. Burns. M. Kelley ttili LtilrliV I'll L.L 111 lit? Row 1: W. McKee, K. Prunoske, J. Mess, T. Mann Row 2: C. Crist, M. Norton Row 3: T. Smith, M. Dexter, V. Screen © Umm Am. ciuh no “LULI l llL tiL-LLliali'! Row 1: E. Wilde, T. Marlin, D. Joseph, K. Joseph, A. Foreigner P. Thomas. Row 2: J. Davis, C. Cone, J. Babcock, C. Bates, W. McKee, M. Lyman, Miss Dik. CiiJlttVUr VLlllU LzLLzLl L44 Row 1: J. Groves, P. Cleveland, J. Walsh, Miss Kallin Row 2: K. Oakes, B. McAllister, M. Wilson, P. Burden, M. Kelley, K. Johnson Row 3: K. Caruso, A. Kull, K. Kinney, E. Dineen, S. Halstead Row 4: J. Chaudhuri, J. Beckerman, H. Caddell, K. Dodge, T. Connors, J. Burns, 1). Peterson, E. Sunich A r-t 112 “tllrli III tUli lUtlM” Current tyenls IrLatt LI' ittt ROW 1: M. VanBrunl, R. Young, C. Schwartz, ROW 2: C. Tinker, H. Wirsching, M. Valentine, H. Wetherbee, ROW 3: E. White, V. Whitehill. D. Seaver, K. Wilkins, ROW 4: C. Valentine, L. Todd, L. Thompson, G. Yang, ROW 5: H. VanGorder, M. Vetter, J. Williams, M. Terpstra, N. Tobias ROW 1: M. Thompson, A. Schwartz, J. Sciotli, D. Sparro, R. Shinebarger, ROW 2: A. Stockfield. S. Rollins. R. Suarez, A. Shephard, M. Palmer, C. Shiloh, B. Sackett, ROW 3: S. Shultz, J. Sanford, G. Sherwood, M. Smith, S. Talbetl, J. Senear, T. Shroyer, T. Snyder 116 ROW 1: C. O'Dell, J. Neild, P. O'Heron. M. Oravec, R. Oakes, C. Pamanteer, ROW' 2: K. Neild, C. MeCallum, E. Raealto, J. Palmer, G. Norton, R. Palmer, ROW 3: S. Morse, J. Oakden, K. Loper, D. Mignone, A. Miller, J. Wetherbee ROW 1: T. Maine, C. Joseph. C. Knapka, K. Kuhn. ROW 2: T. Lalhrop, S. [.after, C. Locher, D. Loper, V. Gardner, L. Lippincott, ROW 3: M. Luisen, K. Kellog. C. Mattison. C. Greenfield, L. Mignone, K. Jimerson, N. Lewis 117 ROW 1: J. Henry, E. Greenberg, T. Ingham. I). Giles. M. Diaz. ROW 2: C. Greenfield. T. klock. M. Harding. J. Horrell, J. Heisel. ROW 3: R. Fuller. L. Guarglia, A. Harrick, S. Graham, G. Hann, C. Haley. ROW 4: K. Hillman, G. Helmer Is A. Feeley. L. Dick. ROW 2: K. Dickson. J. Dininny, S. Dineen. J. Crowe, ROW 3: M. Clark. J. DiVincenzo. J. Dunning. D. Evingham. ROW 4: M. Culberlson, B. Curry, D. Dieler, C. Eason. J. Dailey, G. Kellogg 118 ROW 1: J. Carl. D. Adams, A. Clark, A. Caparulo, M. Burdett, P. Bartlell. L. Beyea, ROW 2: J. Burse, K. Kilgore, M. Dick, U. Aggarwal, M. Cilano, C. Fenti, M. Buck, ROW 3: K. Berry, E. Along. K. Battle, H. Byron ROW 1: B. Maynard, J. Lawrence Mrs. Lucas, ROW 2: H. Edwards, D. Dibble, Mrs. Rose 119 IrLatfc LJI lttt ROW 1: Scot I VanDuser. April Westbrook. I ,ee Zschoche ROW 2: Joy VanDruff. Erin Vance, Kathryn Zangbi ROW 3: Kathleen Woolever, Trahi Young. Holly Wilcox ROW 4: Christopher Woodward. Doreen Vosburg, Elizabeth Vosburg. Kathleen Watches ROW 1: Kris Sanford. Rae Preston, Nikisha Ridgeway. Patti Rondel I ROW 2: Jennifer Pale. Bill Panter, Chris Rondell ROW 3: Missy Pomeroy. Matt Ormsby. Tom Olix, Matt Roselli 120 Row 1: D.Shepard. K.Tobin, S.Thompson, N.Smith, P.Thomas Row 2: G.Shepard. K.Simpson. S.Sexlon, J.Sherbert, M.Testani, M.Smith. K.Ryan, M.Snyder. D.Sweeney Row 3: B.Stewart. B.While, N.Serpa. T.Smith, J.Simons, T.Strobel t . Row 1: M.Larson, K.Oaks, C.McDermott, K.Levi Row 2: H.McGregor, J.Olix Row 3: S.Miles, G. Matula, M. Monaghan, J.Northrup, D.Lewis Row 4: G.Nichols, A.McCormick, M.Mills, R.Noyes C.Nesbit Row 5: P.McGlophin, G.Jones 121 Row Is M. Henshaw, M. Erskine, J. Flaitz, R. Greeley Row 2: T. Griffin. T. Eason. E. Eidrer, D. Eveland, C. Griswold Row 3: J. Fahl. J. Green, D. Giovamiello, D. Garries, B. Gallespie Row 4: M. Gibson, L. Granberg, J. Ferris, H. Falgarano, S. Gleason, A. Egger Row 1: T. Khork, J. Kilgore, Row 2: V. Johnson, K. Gleason. H. Hess, J. Gradier, A. Hughes Row 3: K. Hawley, K. Johnson, M. Krisher, C. Hunt, D. Hoyt, C. Harm, W. Harwood Row 4: J. Hilsdorf, P. Horvat, T. Haley, J. Hamilton 122 Row 1: J. Baumgarten. J. Beaver. R. Chase, L. Empson, C. Byrd Row 2: J. Chapman, C. Austin, P. Burdett, E. Crist, R. Ake. S. Burleson. Row 3: C. Cartella. Burns, C. Clancy. M. Adams. T. Biddle 123 “IrLafcfc lil ifcfci“ Presidenl, Chris Oyer; Vice President, Mike Parker; Secretary Krika llanchelt; Treasurer, Jamie Kull 124 A. Spike R. V. Seymour Smith H. M. Serpa Smith B. V. Secondo Smith K. L. Schubert 126 D. Roselli K. Reynolds J. Fulkowski M. Prunoski J. Prior D. Prete T. Plank L. Peterson R. Perry M. Parks M. Parker R. Palmer P. Paklinkowski C. Oyer C. Oravec S. O’Dell S. Neale K. Myers B. Mulhollen T. Mosher J. Moores I. Mehr A.Mead M. McCruther J. McCallum C. McBride M. McAneney B. McAllisler N. Mahany D. Lyng M. Lowe R. Lorrow M. Lockwood R. Lenhardt 128 J. Kull A. Kowton M. Koehler C. King K. Khork D. Johnson M. Holmes S. Hoffman H. Hess L. Hendrickson K. Hartwell D. Harris J. Harrick H. Hanrahan E. Hanchett T. Hall C. Groves C. Guthrie L. Gleason T. Gamer C. Gardner R. Fox N. Dugo 129 J. Erskine W. Dunning T. Drumm S. Dravneek B. Drake J. Donlon S. Dineen T. Dieter R. Dieter A. Dieter C. Dick M. Dewhirst K. Dessena W. Davis E. Dale D. Crist K. Conner Crosby R. Crist 1 C. Clemons K. Dailey S. C. Cudoni E. Chapman S. Carson S. Carpenter V. Cade M. Carson 130 131 IrUtfc LI7 itkli M. Green, President; D. Peterson, Vice-President; J. Beckerman. Secretary; H. Newland, Treasurer 132 E. Wesley J. Wood B. Wilcox B. White J. Walsh E. Sunich T. Swackhamer T. Stevens P. Woodworth T. Weir G. Strobel G. Watches 1 M. Testani L. Urban A. Vincent 134 135 M. Smith E. Smith D. Smith A. Smilinich E. Stanley M. Smith S. Spencer S. Prior 136 139 D. Ciglio L. France K. Gibson C. Fleming - N -7 K. Glover L. Fucci M. Green D. Gibbs 140 141 B. Davis C. Crist J. Canty S. Curran V. Cawley G. Cady P. Cleveland J. Carbone J. Congelli M. Cawley J. Burns A. Buish 142 There are many people that we meet in our lives but only a very few will make a lasting impression on our minds and hearts it is these people that we will think of often and who will always remain important to us as “true friends”! 145 Sieve Young Rebecca Young Scott Wood Bryan Wise -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- l I 1 11 Hi v It I Brian Wilkins Kevin White Sarah Vogt Kristopher VanScoter 1 Lisa Thurber Scott Towner Corry Thomas Jean Terboss 146 Suzanne Swift Daniel Swift Colleen Slocum Curtis Stock Matt Steams Jason Snowden Lynn Skinner Charles Shiloh Jack Smith Alise Smith 147 David Sexsmith John Secondo Peter Schwerl Daniel Schwartz Jack Sanford Tina Sackett Sandra Ross Jason Robords Cassandra Rivera 148 DeMario Ridgeway Donald Rechichi Aric Rasmussen Theresa Ranger Matthew Randall Joseph Racalto Daniel Racalto Maxine Puffer John Prunoske 149 Cherie Prior Tracy Pratt Theresa Poklinkowski Heather Pratt Timothy Pollizi Robert Pierce Denise Panter Michael Norton Elizabeth O’Connor Mark Phillipson Angela Pelych Crystal Norton John Nobilski Cynthia Neu Keri Murray 150 Matthew Murphy Kimberlee Morse Robert Mike Bridget Mulhollen V tr Kenneth Morgan Justine Messina April Muhleisen Michell Mills Kelley McMordie Daniel McManus Shawn Mclnerney Robert McDaniels Jared McDaniel Michael McCarthy Antoinette Mauro James Martin John Manhart Julie Lyman David Logan Jessica Lockwood Mary Ellen Letson Leona Law 152 Juel Karris Philip Kellogg Molly Kelley James Kelleher Danietta Jackson Sean Ison Tricia Hunt Randy Harkenrider Timothy Harding April Hall Leslie Haley 154 155 Anthony Guarglia ft V Bridget Gleason Cheryl Green Duane Gardner Jeanine Grinder ■ Gregory Flaitz � f Christina Drum Franklin Drew Andrew Diestler Thomas Dobell Heather Dickey Shawn DeVore Angela Day Brian Dailey Paul Crowe A Jill Croston 1S6 Alecia Cornish Thomas Connors William Connelly Bret Colamarino Charles Class 157 Nickole Cieslica Jana Chaudhuri Tracey Champlin Anthony Casterline TT Kathy Cartella Ryan Carlson Mary Burse v. It� ' Karen Campbell Shawn Butler Chad Buder John Buckley David Brownell 158 Johanna Brown Michele Brewer Carter Brent Robert Bossard Rene Biddle Connie Bennett f A � - 1 : Rodney Bell Mary Bartell Jennifer Allison Kim Adams 159 Dawn Reinhart. Treasurer; Kate Argentieri. Secretary; Keith Guthrie, Vice President; Dan Baker, President. Bryan O. Arnault Amie Dean Aversa Dean Daniel John Baker Bakes Scott L. Baker Kevin John Bartell Sonya Marie Bartle Scott Smoke Shop Sonya Coreen Joan Bales Cweenie Jessie Ray Bailie Mud Puppy Christina Michealle Bingham Christina Angela Kay Brown Donna Lynn Brown Katherina Ann Burke Angie Donna Burkie Rachelle Lynn Carnes Shell Kristen Marie Caruso Noodles Phillip Anthony Cavalletti Cus Van Chevalier Van Kelly M. Clark Charles William Clayton Michael Francis Coleman Glitter Starshine Chuck Colmey 162 Christina Anne Cone Karen Marie Congdon James M. Congelli Cwissy Rosie Cheeks Himer Bradley E. Cook Cookie Kelly Elizabeth Coveil Kelley Gregory Raymond Connors Greg 163 Sharon Denise Cox Coxy Susan Marie Cox Sue Brain Edward Cramp C rampage Richard Paul Curry Rick Kevin Michael Dailey Dails Shawn Derek Daring Derek 164 Debra Ann Dropp Debbie Wayne Alan Drum Drummy Todd Clark Edington Nod Bretl Alan Evans Brett Anthony James Eveland T-Bone Corinne Agnes Fisher Reenie O'Keena Bayleise Gadsden Slick Dave Allen Gibson Gibby Thomas J. Freeland Tom 165 Robert Joseph Giglio Tracy Ann Gleason David M. Glover Jiggs Trace Dave Kenneth Patrick Green Greenie Kimberly Sue Greene Kirn David E. Griffin I ).ivid Kric Christopher Griffith Griff 166 James Edward Groves Jimmy-James Keith James Guthrie Riff Robert Milton Guthrie Bob Jeanette Anita Hall Jeanette Terri Roselie Fleisehmann Hall Terri Susan K. Halstead Sue I (.7 Lucinda Houghtaling Cindy Debra Ann Henry Dozer Christina Marie Houghtaling Rair Noelle Lee Houghtaling Noelle Thomas Wesley House Tom Karen Lynne Hovorka Karen 168 John Lewis Howe Howie Kerry Sue Jeffery Twig John Cal Jenkins Puff Wendy Michele Jenkins Karen Alice Johnson Robby L. Johnson Wend Keesron Dr. Rob Denise Elizabeth Joseph Necie W illiam Josoph Kays Kayser Pamela Ann Kelleher Skeeter 169 Patricia Marie Kelleher Rambo Sharon l ee Kelly Sharon Baby Eric J. Klees Indica '88 Kevin Joseph kralls Krallsie Carol Anne LaMonl Smiley Mona Lisa Marie Law Ion Monie Steven L. Leland Steve David Michael l.oper Lopes Michele Anne l.oper Mik-i-a-la Maureen Elizabeth Lyman Monie 170 Daniel Philip Masterson Slab Carl Earl Marino Butch Red Heather Marie McGregor Heather Tina I,ouise Martin Mush Shannon Suzanne McCormick Gladys Robyn Leslie McHenry Rob 171 Timothy Scott Miller Miller 172 Tracy Mueller Mueller I .aura Ann Muhleisen Laura Gerald Clayton Mulhollen Clayton Waller E. Nichols Wally Tammy M. Northrup Tammy Robert Charles Northrup Roberto 173 Denise Miehele Parker Neesie Janet Kay Partridge Prepa Julio Pastor Malarx Curro Julie M. Peterson Jules William Joseph Phillips Der Fuhrer Teresa Mary Plank Treba 171 Dawn Marie Reinhart Giggs Christian Scott Remchuck Chris Mary Elizabeth Ranger Mary William Martin Rennells Marty Michele Lynn Robbins Michele Amy Lynn Reynolds Aim Bruce L. Robbins Bruce 175 Sherry Schaeffer limius Dominic Joseph Roselli Dominie Brian Paul Samuelson Sammy 170 Mark David Smith The Smith Kid Michael Daniel Smith Smitty Scott Robert Smith Smitty Lisa Lynn Stillman Lisa Wendy Ann Strobel Wendle Tonya Lynn Swackhamer Hitler 176A Matthew Samuel Testani Chingy Sandra L. Thomas Sandy Merle John Tobias Mearble Russell L. Tronetti Tron Christopher Thomas Valentine Jesse Thomas Troise Timmy Robert Andrew VanBrunt Rob James R. VanScoter Jim James B. Vogt Jaime 176B Jeffrey William Walsh Walshy Monica Ann Wall Mona Donald Raymond Vosburg Vos Heidi Marie Wentworth Heidi Michele Lee Wilcox Mitch Eva Wilde TWA Christopher Lee Martz Mertz Francis Gerald Wing Fran 176C Eva Wilde My brother Our class trip to Italy Three of my best friends Dear HHS student and teachers. This is one possibility for me to thank all of you for being such good friends and for helping me during this year. This year has been the most wonderful and exciting experience which will always be in my mind And lead my way for future! I know that it is hard to imagine to spend one year away from your own family, friends, school, etc., but now I can say that I would always do it again! My new mom’ . Mrs. Angie Burdetl. and my brother . Chris, are so very special to me and I feel for them like my family if Germany. The purpose of the American Field Service is very important: it stands for a belter communication and understanding between all countries of the world. This is no just for fun year” for the exchange student, he is here to help establish peace. I’m from a small town in the northern part of Germany which is 50 miles away from Hamburg. Both of my parents are doctors who work together in their office. My brother. Tenio. is 19 years old and he is still in school because of our different school system. When he’s done with school he’ll have to go in the service for 18 months like every boy in West-Germany. Since this school year doesn’t count for me. I’ll have to go to school for three more years when I’m back home. My friends will graduate one year before me but that doesn't really matter because the friendships don’t base on the school. The biggest difference between the United States and West-Germany is the school system. We have three different kinds of high schools and it depends on your grades on which one you will attend. If we want to go to the university after high school we first have to go to the Gymnasuim” for 13 years. School starts at 8 am and is over at 1 pm. We don’t play sports in the school but in clubs where you able to practice and play during the whole year. If you like to you can play many sports at once. One thing I love about Homeil is that the people are so friendly and open for other cultures. I’ve felt at home from the very beginning in August and it wasn't hard at all to adjust to your life. Love. Eva Wild My friends and family at my birthday party My parents I live in Alcoy. Spain which has a population of 80.000. It is located in the east of Spain and is situated 50 miles from the Medditeranean Sea. Alcoy is a warm city compared to Hornell. It has averages temperatures of high 60‘s or low 70’s in the winter. School in Spain is a little different in the length of the school day. Every other week day we start school at 9 a.m. On the other week days school starts at 10 p.m. School always ends at 6 p.m. We also have a 2 hour lunch period. 1 would like to thank by host families for letting me stay with them and for being so patient with me. I will never forget their kindness. I would also like to wish farewell to all the friends that 1 have made in Hornell and throughout the state. I've had a lot of fun and I could never begin to describe what it meant to me to go abroad for a year. Thanks! Love, Julio Pastor Julio Pastor Mataix 179 Me in a nearby resort pool Julio and Eva My friends and I at a fun park LiaitliiaUiE Lilitv LllLlU I'll LL: e L L 88 5 Fovori-te Sayinjs 181 183 184 . . . Asking Aaron Codispoti when the next Alfred Party . .. with Jami. . . . Potato picker in the great Northern Plain. . . . President Dishwasher at the Ponce. . . . In the Marines. you «w . . . Teacher. HbTCHb DOIN' .. . with Heather. . . . Working at MK with DJ. . . . A Sound Engineer. . . . Quietly lx ud and Obnoxious. . . . Running Track. . . . Out of Homell. 185 186 . . . with the carnival. Rod, H W£ HAD THAT ... in Wimbledon . . . a slate trooper 'ieS,W£NDYtT know you're CRAZY ABOUT P.D. . . . not in Hornell . . . a college graduate . . . unknown to mankind . . . Armor Crewman ... on a Mexican radio . . . Wyoming . . . journalist . . . veterinarian ... Y.M.C.A. 187 D.J. Capluzzi Denise Parker Billy Ormsby Jerry Mulhollen Billy Phillips Van Chevalier Mike Coleman Corniest Joketeller Craziest Dancer Kate Argentieri Monica Wall Spaziest Sharon Kelly Wendy Strobel Patty Kelleher Longest Legs 190 Tony Grillo Wally Nichols Chris Secondo A.J. Eveland largest Wardrobe Biggest Eyes Oddest Laugh Dizziest B.S. King and Queen Carrie Robertson Shelly Carnes Dawn Reinhart Michele Robbins Pam Notz Greg Connors Pam Kelleher 191 riii 193 • - tuav uat „, Laura Muhleisen Bryan Arnault Kevin Dailey Tom Freeland, Todd Edington. Wendy McKee niUE it lllu „e11“ Well Mom says, that John says . . . Little Miss Mullet sat on her luffet Porsche, there is no substitute! • -vT C’mon Kevin, just join bowling And you wonder how I get A’s Whatshu lookin’at? Back in the saddle again lx ok guys, no Sean! Where’s my fairy godmother? Oh God, all over my shirt!! Ew, Darlene, my mother won’t like that! 1% Guys, he’s on our side! !? ing computers! Mooooona!!! How much? The George Bush of HIIS Sometimes you just gotta say what the ! ? Is that supposed to impress us. Van? Loper, you throw one hell of a party! Hey man, where did you put the ludes? Do that health KICK, Bob! 197 Yes, I’m a Barnes sister! Anywhere bul the Red Roof Inn! Here’s to you Bridget! Check this out Wally! Presidential Duty!? Hiya baby, I’m your computer date! Eat your heart out, Laura!! So I have a hangover! Quick Change Act . . . Dave taught us everything we know! 198 Come on Lewi, I really have lo go this lime! Prom? . . . Honestly Mr. Durso, 1 didn't say anything! Eric, man, you’re really screwing that up! Chill out Tracy, he's taken!! Yes, I’m free Friday!!! 88 DOMINATES!!!! Is that an attendance slip 1 see ? Tell me I don't smell like a sub! “Spiltin’ Image' Megan, you’re such a tease! 199 Burr, you’ve got to give it up!!! 'The Punson Syndrome” Would you like a piece of candy, little girl?” “Bloody Foreigners!' Monkey Face! Maybe they won’t notice i “Ask me for a pass. I’ll kick your !?” She was gooood last night!” Whatcha got there, Ken? 202 Wishful Thinking? “He’s NOT a mama’s boy!” Notice the chest hair!” What goes step thud, step thud? . . . Greg Connors! llV . The All New Newlywed Game Duh Quinney!” OUR FRIENDSHIP We have formed a friendship that has become invaluable to us. We discuss our goals and plan our future we express our fears and talk about our dreams we can be very serious or just have fun We understand each others lives in all that we do We have formed a friendship that makes our lives so much better. 203 “Pam, your nose is growing again. “The darn things got wings. fiee Delores, everyone in high school thinks your a groovy chick.” ‘My life is going down the Shules!” Pencil necks Wet and crazy I knew I’d win J Wally and his dolly A « a ‘Jane, I’m not Fonda you!” “Another F, I‘I1 never get out of here!” The moral of the story: Look both ways before crossing the street. “See Marty, I’m still happy.” 204 “How many times do I have to tell you NO?!” “1 think its been there too long!” My underwear’s creeping!” Did you write that on my car?! “Or did YOU write that on my car?!” Yea Bill, I wrote that on your car!” 205 “Can Grandma kiss the Red Raider?” Don t tell me Boonie “Don’t look now Heather, here comes Casey!” got you too!” 206 « 207 I'ul the camera down and help me Wendy! Heady Miss Mular ? Screw it!! How many days till graduation? 1 t I'm an unlawfully dealt with child What do you mean that you’re going to God-nol mine too! search my locker? | Give me a break, it wasn’t a smelly one The Spinning Wheel Home Video Mrs. Carol Chevalier Mr. Mrs. William Ormsby Jeff Brown McManus Music The Texas Cafe Mr. Mrs. James Parker Mark Colleen Argentieri Mr. Mrs. Peter Sirianni Riverside Pet Shop Josephine Ciangalini Mr. Mrs. James Barnes Mr. Mrs. Gerald K. Griffith Mr. Mrs. John Griffith Mr. Mrs. Warren Stephens Mr. Mrs. Michael Webb Main Plumbing and Heating Hornell Sample Furniture Stewart’s Sunoco Lynch Funeral Home Paul and Lynne Argentieri Ibrahim Y. Al-Sinjari, M.D.P.C. Mr. Mrs. Vincent Kelly Paul J. Wolfgruber Anne Konopa William D. Stewart The Men’s Shop Dr. Mrs. Ralph Janello Jack K. Hollowell, D.D.S. Mrs. Henry R. Burke Mr. Mrs. Richard C. Partridge Mr. Mrs. William J. Smith Harold’s Army Navy Mr. Mrs. Gary Reynolds Mr. Mrs. Ted Johnson Mr. Mrs. Earl Rothemich Mr. Mrs. John R. Walsh John E. Nugent Mr. Mrs. Frederick W. McIntosh Mr. Mrs. Robert C. McIntosh Mr. Mrs. Dana 0. Willard Mr. Mrs. Robert Coleman Board of Education Mrs. Sally McKee Mr. Mrs. Richard Robbins MaryAnn McManus Mr. Norman Strobel Joe Sue Robbins Electrolux Robert B. Cameron, D.D.S. Helen and Jim Prior Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mclnerny Mrs. Karen T. Robertson Mr. David S. Robinson Jr. Dorothy Argentieri Mr. Mrs. William F. Rennells Mr. Robert L. Jeffery Sr. Credit Bureau of Hornell, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Daniel McKee Mr. Mrs. Darrell McDaniel Mr. Mrs. Floyd Loper Buz Eileen Connors Annabell Gleason 210 Congratulations to Noelle and the rest of the Class of “88 Andy’s Sub Shop DELICIOUS • Subs • Tacos • Great Chef Salads and taco salads with meat and cheese • Perry’s Ice Cream Open six days a week Mon.-Wed. 11 A.M.-10 P.M. Thurs.-Sal. 11 A.M.-12P.M. 134 Main St. Hornell 324-0043 Congratulations to the class of 1988! Sears Roebuck Co. Hornell. N.Y. Open Thursday Evenings Until 9:00 pm Congratulations to the Class of ’88 HORNELL TEACHER’S FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Board of Directors Richard Chubon James Farrell James Hover Linda Lyke Robert Parada Treasurer Secretary President Vice President William Messner Richard Carlson Michael Durso Connie Morris Congratulations to the very special class of 1988 from Muhleisen’s Restaurant W. Main Si. Almond, N.Y. 276-8811 Congratulations Class of ’88 From John K. Coyle, M.D. and M. Al-Hussaini, M.D. Urologic Group P.C. 20 Elm St. Box 90 Homell, N.Y. 14843 Phone 607-324-7918 214 Best Wishes From GERALD R. BROWN MICHAEL R. POWERS Serving You Al BENDER-BROWN POWERS FUNERAL HOME 354 Canisteo St. • Homell, NY 14843 BROWN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 6 Spruce Si. • Canisteo. NY 14823 LANDON-BEAVER FUNERAL CHAPEL 354 Canisteo St. • Homell, NY 14843 Congratulations From TAT ORDWAY FLORISTS jWL 472 Seneca Road North Hornell 324-2800 Srn� ?TrB arkport suzuki 'K’li ARKPORT HARLEY 1 Main Street 525 Arkport. New York 14807 John Jamison (Owner) $ SUZUKI ROCKY’S RED CARPET Get your Head Together with Rockv and l.inda (607) 324-5658 32 Riverside Place Tues.-Sat. 9:00-Til Hornell. NY 14843 SERVtltTAR HARDWARE HOME CENTER 324-5615 Hornell, N.Y. Congratulations Class of 1988 Richard F. Andolina D.D.S. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1988 Compliments of Mario Argentieri. M.D. Congratulations Class of '88 Compliments of PIZZA KING 194 Main Street Hornell. New York Congratulations to the Class of '88 Joseph P. McCormick M.D. Nature’s Way Meeting all your nutritional needs 286 W. Main St. M-Sat. 9 am-5 pm Hornell. N.Y. 607-324-4094 Th 9 am-8 pm Congratulations to the Class of '88 Allan M. Robbins, M.D. P.C., FACS Congratulations Class of '88 from Dr. William Olmsted D.M.D. Congratulations to the Class of '88 All New Image and Tanning Booth 102 River 324-0730 Shirley and Ann Congratulations Class of '88 R. Allan Harder M.D. Best Wishes Jeanne's Beauty Shop 14.Albion St. Hornell. N.Y. 324-0722 Congrats Mike and the class of '88 f CLEANERS Jffen n LAUNOERERS The Lone Gable Bar on the overhead 2 West Main 215 Congratulations Class of 1988 If College is in your future . . . See us for your Higher Education Loan STEUBEN TRUST COMPANY £ HORNELL-ARKPORT MEMBER FDIC M w Congratulations and Best Wishes ELSENHEIMER CHEVROLET Hornell, NY Philip J. Patti John E. Nugent NUGENT PATTI 230 Main St. Hornell, NY 14843 Salon De Lovely HORNELL. NEW YORK 13 SENECA STREET 607-324-1159 ROBERT A. SWEENEY AGENCY Hornell, NY P C LIGHTING CENTER i A M vtl ‘ 324-7232 ® Robert T. Panter — 133 Seneca St. OWNER Guarglia Opticians “Serving the Southern Tier” 13 Church St. 311 W. Naples St. Hornell, NY 14843 Wayland. NY 14572 (607) 324-4865 (716) 728-2240 83 E. Market St. 8 W. Washington St. Coming, NY 14830 Bath. NY 14810 (607) 962-4637 (607) 376-2226 THE POINT All Your Summertime Favorite Eats Carryouts 324-7811 Dorentha Hooker Dul (607) 324-2531 324-3101 Balhrick’s Flowers Gifts FLOWERS FOR ANY OCCASION iift� — Fruit Basket� Balloon� — Arrangement Kuvsell Stover Candy 86 Tharher St. Dried Sdk Arrangement� Homell. N.Y. 14843 (607) 324-2700 Bishop Johnson Funeral Home, Inc. 285 Main Street Home 11, New York 14843 William J. Bishop Charles P. Johnson Billy Schu’s Food Bar Always a Good Cup of Coffee Never a Poor Sandwich Richard T. Brown. D.D.S. Marshall R. Deeney. D.D.S. Roger W. Triftshauser. D.D.S. ProfmMonal Corporation Auux iairH in Prertirr Ijmrted lo Orthodontic� Hornell MrHitil Art� Bldg p.« Box 351 Hornrll. N Y. 14843 158 Sooth Mam Street Urlbv.llr. YY 14895 607| 324-3784 1716) 593 3300 Congratulations Class of 88 Riedman Corporation Insurance Bonds Hornell, N.Y. 324-6666 Congratulations Michele and the Class of 88 Blue Angel Hornell-Arkport Rd. Homell, N.Y. Congratulations Class of ’88 Twin Hickory Golf Club Inc. 1799 Turnpike Rd. Homell, N.Y. 14843 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Tuttle and Rockwell Your home town Department Store Main St. Homell, N.Y. 14843 Good luck Class of ’88 from the Staff of the Coachlight Steakhouse and Motel HORNELL TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. Main Street Hornell, New York 14843 Office: (607) 342-7400 NO CHARGE FOR OUR SERVICE Open 9-3 Mon -Fri ca'JI 607-324-0371 A CUT ABOVE K Mart Plaza Hornell. NY W� r« to you... Wh WfS€ g c3r W w Giese Corp. Industrial Park Road (Near Airport) Hornell. New York ERNST H. WEYAND PLUMBING and HEATING, Inc. Phone 324-1111 -PImMO 331 Cantatco Street Homell, New York 14843 BEST WISHES X-2 Shopp« 190 MAIN ST . HORNELL Best Wishes Class of ’88 Hornell Surgical Group Dr. Byron Collins Thomas E. Foreman M.D. AT PATRICK OPTICAL WE ONLY CARE ABOUT TWO THINGS PATRICK HANRAHAN LICENSED OPTICIAN 21 SENECA ST. HORNELL 324-0238 Congratulations Class of 1988 Dr. A. James Felli and Staff Child and Adult Orthodontics Congratulations Class of 1988 Shults Shults Attorneys William A. Argentieri David A. Shults Eric Shults Brian C. Schu Congratulations Wendy Class of ’88 aieiartfS. 9 Seneca Street Hornell, N.Y. 14843 (607) 324-1104 75 Adsit Street Hornell, New York 14843 (607) 324-1720 324-1721 A Best Wishes “Hot Dog Best Wishes Class of '88! Stephens Auto Supply Hornell-Arkporl Rd. Homed, N.Y. B O O S T E C L U B R Our Best Wishes to the Class of '88 Wear It’s At Congratulations Sharon and Michele and the Class of 1988 Coslos Restaurant Broadway Mad Horned. N.Y. 14843 Stop in and see the ad new premiere at Main Street Almond. New York Phone 276-6633 “®Ujen ft’s Prime ®tme_____” Seneca Motors AMC, Jeep, Renault Inc. 176 Seneca Street Homed, N.Y. 324-5000 phone 324-0250 “HAIRZOO BEAUTY SALON 80 Main Si., Hornet! N.Y. “Super Cuts for Guys and Gals' Your Downtown Florists Wedding — Flowers Flowers for All Occasions DOUG’S FLOWER SHOP J. Doug Gilbert, Owner 162 Main Si. Hornell. NY Ph. 324-2400 Congratulations Class of 1988 From DAVIDSON'S FURNITURE Main St. Hornell. NY F. W. WOOLWORTH VARIETY STORE where “Values are our tradition congratulates the class of 88 17 Broadway Mall 324-6571 Hornell OOD BIKE SHOP 0 1 � ••• � 1 MW | H N..M■ � 4 Ml Prolevvionol , le Near ond Used B k e N'tiondAdttMom 4 Since 1875 Compliments of WALDORF'S JEWELERS 17 Seneca St. Class Rings Available John L. Johnson Hornell, NY Wilma Johnson 324-4422 Congratulations Class of 1988 Ken Isaman Auto Sales 141 Seneca Street Hornell. New York Congratulations Class of 1988 TOM KINNEY’S 30 Broadway Mall Hornell, New York Compliments of the Maple City Police Club Congratulations Robyn A. 40c rnry Sc GTo. ?0« 0m£« A f£XJEll«tJ 106 fflttin St. flflr tSaur $our Class Sings Congratulations to the Class of '88 Italian Villa Kmart Plaza Hornell, N.Y. 14843 324-6063 Prolrttlonal Destqn .. ■, UQM of Kitchen A Beth i ...I., in� .!.,... AabltMiry ‘Peck Appliance Sr Kitchens Jerry Orman «4 Mam Street •04''324-1651 Hornell Net York 1464 5 (•V “ SCHWINN Kama Bifca Shop mwiMwarrcusuLninm Your One Slop Bike Shop 12 BROADWAY MALL HORNELL, NY 14843 Congratulations Tonya Proms to Weddings and all your needs SWACKHAMERS florist c.miNMousi ► Top Quality Used Cars Professional Auto Sales 303 SENECA ROAD HORNELL. NEW YORK 14643 Ownara LES KELLOGG 607 324 2470 ART BURNS 607 324 2471 lUTCfrMum instate •V'N • JOSIht AHCARN eV yi Cee 33 0� t Street r� o - 4 HI 14 0 M lutINMtl ST. JAMES MERCY 607-324-3900 Hornell, New York BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM FOR THE CENTRAL SOUTHERN TIER WE CARE FOR YOU Best Wishes to the Congratulations to the Class of 1988! Class of 1988 FROM THE EMPLOYEES From MARION-ROHR Jim and Ray’s CORP. Super Duper Electrical Wholesale Distributor B D electrical SUPPIS Inc. INDUSTRIAL — COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES (607) 324-1910 Ask About Deliveries ★ Our Reputation Is Built ON Quality Service To The Customer and LOW Wholesale Prices 86 River St., Hornell Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Stern Stern Stem and Stem 188 Thacher St. Industries Inc. Hornell, N.Y. 14843 607-324-4485 Best Wishes! WILKINS RECREATIONAL VEHICLES INC. 2 Localioris Almond Rd. Arkport Rd. Typewriters — Copiers — Calculators Word Processors — Printers — Shredders Check Writers — Toners — Ribbons Copy Paper “All your office equipment needs” Congratulations Class of ’88 •ft iMlIStClaOfi Broadway Mall Hornell Dial: 324-1683 The Movie Loft VMS Bela Movies VCR Rentals lx)w Rates 36 Seneca St. Hornell 324-4326 Hours: Mon.-Sun. 10 am-9 pm Congratulations Tony Grillo and the Class of 1988 In Memory of John F. Grillo We Love You Your Family, Mom and Mike John and Kathy Joanne Kristen, Christopher, Kimberly Angela and Lisa Congratulations Class of ’88 Put 'Yourself in Our Shoes rh 8 lMorl M A- DeGAETANO A 100 Mai V «Harwell. NY UIANL IliCCl S w«a «07 3iA� 7J • Vrtghtmaa Avaaua north Homalt. Now Vor% M Vince, Stella and Mike 324-0575 STLPMLN J. lIUBEKrUS LAND SURVEYOR I HO Main Street Hornell HY 14H4Y Robert L. Coll .Assistant Vice President Key Bank of Central New York A KeyCorp Bank Homed Office Hornell. New York 14843 (607) 324-4843 'SO-ir 2 BANK 227 Best Wishes From NICHOLS R.D. 2 Arkport Road Hornell, NY 14843 324-6551 Smoke Detectors Save Lives Hornell Fire Fighters Association Local 835 Best Wishes Class of '88 Maple City Savings Loan Association Hornell, New York 14843 1 (607) 324-1822 Hornell Agway Congratulations and Best Wishes Congratulations Class of 1988 from FLAITZ AUTO PARTS Loon Lake Rd. Hornell, New York 324-4713 Congratulations Class of 1988 Hornell (Credit Union 80 Eria IMMM Hornell. New York 14843 607 324-2615 All Share (Savings) Accounts insured up to f 100,000 by Administrator N.C.U.A. An Agency of the Federal Government Richard A. Argentien General Manager. Treasurer Joan M. Snyder Assistant Treasurer )our class ring run be as , precious us your memories. II hen its real gold Norbert’s Jewelers 117 Main Street Hornell. N.Y. 14843 COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL CARPET VINYL FLOOR WALL TILE WALL COVERINGS ARMSTRONG ARMSTRONG ARMSTRONG PRATT LAMBERT PAINTS GALAXY MANNINGTON FL0RI0A TILE BIRGE PEPPERELl TARKETT KENTHE WAVERLY SALEM CONGOLEUM AMERICAN OLEAN QUALITY HOUSE WORLD CERAMIC KING FISHER J P STEVENS BRUCE HARDW000 LAURA ASHLEY • CARPET VINYL REMNANTS • ORIENTAL STYLE CONTEMPORARY AREA RUGS Hornell-Arkport Rd. Hornell, New York 324-0025 timiiiiih z12 WE GO TH . i ii 111 ntiii 11 mininr • 24 , ? •' 36 ' TR A YARD ,JFOJt YOU North Main Lumber 55 North Main St. Hornell, N.Y. 324-2254 U L££- nn m imvn u.kj i • aar u- u n Congratulate Eric Griffith Mark D. J. Smith William Kays William Patrick Doran and the Class of 1988! wmmwnikctxwm WCKR 4 ASHBAUCH HILL ROAD. R.D 1. HORNELL. N Y 14843 • 607 -324 1480 Compliments F rom Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 2640 and Ladies Auxiliary 2640 SCnigljts of (Eolumbus HORNELL COUNCIL, No. 243 251 Main Street Homed, New York 14843 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 230 Congratulations j • Class of —w 4 riSSSv WwJ J fi from Ihe '88 Yearbook Staff I j-r 231 KLENCHIK’S PRINTING Offset High School Graduation Announcements Letterpress CONGRATULATIONS David Mikolajczyk Dan Baker Angie Brown Donna Brown Chris Cone Karen Congdon Greg Connors Dave Glover Bill Kays Dan McAllister Pam Notz Janet Partridge Michele Robbins Mark Smith 232 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1988 Ralph Schnell — President, Board of Education John Cianciosi — Vice President, Board of Education Jeffrey Dewey — Member, Board of Education Paul Powers — Member, Board of Education William Argentieri — School Board Attorney Gerald Walker — Assistant Superintendent of Schools Harold Paul — Superintendent of Schools Congratulations Class of ‘88 After you’ve gained back Tonya Swackhamer the weight from your last diet, call us. Win at the Robbie Johnson Hornell Diet Center THE STATIONERY CENTER 112 Mam Street • HORNELL NEW YORK 14843 2)agon funeral JJome (607) 324-4243 garnet J. Jbayon rjCii rnu-J ytlunaytr Wo ¥ 2). JnUn. rjCicenuJ 'I Mot title 38 CHURCH STREET HORNELL, N.Y. 14843 PHONE 324-3500 HOME OF The Wooden Indian y L CARD GIFT SHOP jrt Main Street • Hornell • 324-5007 • Dyco Electronics, Inc. Stanley Georgek, Jr. — Pres. RI) 2 Congratulations Kate and Billy and the Class of 88 RINK Insurance Hornell Industrial Park Hornell. N.Y. 14843 (607) 324-2030 DODGE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DOOGE TRUCKS MAPLE CITY DODGE. INC. 'S v America's Favorite Store m— - Arkport Rd. Hornell, N.Y. Cys F3I BILL a KEVIN BURCH RD � 2. AIRPORT RD (6071324-1155 HORNELL. N Y 14843 Home of E3I Quality Products MwSi Best Wishes Class of 88 and Good Lack KGSR KNACK AND RICHARDS, INC. Professional SENIOR PORTRAITS Specialist in Yearbook Photography PROMS. . FAMILY PORTRAITURE WEDDINGS . . . SPORTS GROUPS 4295 HARRIS HILL RD. • WILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14221 716-633-5466 The Hornell Association says Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1988 Congratulations to the class of ’88 From CPL Joseph J. Mooney Post 2250 Veterans of Foreign Wars and The Ladies Auxiliary 245 Canisteo St. Hornell, New York 14843 Joann Smith President William Bishop Mathew DeCaetano Robert Griswold U LtLLlzt: VL. t'lili IrUtt Llr ifcLL m aindMiL llLllluil attiiiriatiLii OFFICERS DIRECTORS Lois Harrison T reasurer-Membership Secretary Josephine Brzozowski Alberta Cleveland Eileen Connors Francis Mahoney James O'Connor Marjorie Weyand CAMERA SHY!! Onalee Faulkner-Historian Lucy Olds Anthony Aini Betty Bossard 237 ffiCSF — ■ ROLLING BLARING 11 SKF Industries Inc. YMCA HORNELL FAMILY YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Hornell, NY USA 12 Center Street Hornell, New York 14843-1991 Area Code 607-324-5520 Congratulations to the graduating Class of 1988 Fitness Center 9 Nautilus Machines 3 Exercise Bikes 2 Sauna Baths Youth Programs — Pre School Baby Swim — up to I year old Wee Ones — 1 and 2 year olds Tiny Tots — 2 and 3 year olds Itty Bitty — 4 and.5 year olds Kindergarten Swim Adult Programs Weight Room Swimming Open Gym Time Indoor Track Body Dynamics Men's Basketball Youth Programs Biddy Basketball Sr. Biddy Basketball Swim Instruction Gymnastics Aerobics Co-Ed Volleyball Aqua Exercise Ladies Volleyball Swim Instruction Family Swim Sunday School League Girls Basketball Weight Lifting Recreat. Gym Swim Gym Swim Kindergym — 4 and 5 year olds Robert B. Crowell Agency General Insurance Arkport Canisteo Member of the United Fund Gifts and Bequests to our Endowment Fund will increase the service of the YMCA to the Youth of Hornell SPECIAL THANKS TO . . . Parents of the 1988 Yearbook Staff Adminstrators and staff Custodial Staff Mrs. Christine Kelly Mrs. Judy Strobel Mrs. Ceil Kelley Colleen and Mark and the students of H.H.S. lAJhen a yroup of people yet to know each other as wed as we haue it isn t easy to Say Cfood-hye . CD nee Someone comes into your life you can t just let th em s (ip away. People are too important. Ohe memories we ue shared should not he let yo simply because we are mouiny on. d9 hope that JlmayeS _____9n Qraffiti' will help to hold on to those memories. ddome of uS thinh we hnow where we are yoiny from here, Some of us are uncertain. But we a in now that we haue made a step toward our dreams. IdJhere we yo from here may just he an dhmaye to uS now, hut if we push ourselves we can mahe it a reality. WJe ue come So far. diet us never foryet how we did it . . . toyether. dCaren ffohnSon dditor-in- Chief Waple 240 T 14 •' W- Hi tt warfiJWB