Jamesville Dewitt High School - Hilltop Echoes Yearbook (De Witt, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1982 volume:

1982 HILLTOP ECHOES VOLUME XXVII JAMESVILLE-DEWITT HIGH SCHOOL DEWITT, NEW YORK 15.1 i x ,ff ,f J' Q ii, 1 ! 11 ff' 1 i NJ e fr K, L, , 1' V 5' t f ,f 12 ff' . , v 1 'QA , H' N w I Wm ? ae E ,I ai I 1 . I Q. I v' , o N 11- X . ' N. . K 1, 1 I . v. 4 I l ! ff ., il X K ' . ,V ,M ' A 0,4 .x 4 1 if ,- go 1 .. .4 s 1 '.' Q ' ' 153 . v lx 3 1 ww I - mu 4 A U eg N. V - p rg n' f,,,s M ML... W... ' ,... . ..., ,.,,. 6' ' A: A I 'a M ,f J' I , J' 4' 3 1'- U X A 4 U O 3 . A, 1 - ,sf - ff 5,5 , Y , , Ji , V V , gifii X' J' if 4 If .fs A. ,nf iv. - 9 'nfs p ian 1 qzfwnkgs, f ' vs uv w 1, ' f Q P . ar , J . . yf K Ki l 3. .f ' ' X ,f - f ' .Md i W ,J J, an 1 v 1 9, :At :FQ - - f I 1 ,431 'xi ff . 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' ,WA ,.. , . .. . rv gl 1' 'K - lx tw' ' 'yyp V. s ' X -+ swf' 5 WV W ki YK id Wm .2 'Psa 'lv , A M'i'WMf'1 Q 'N m IF 16 AM., , ' M ,....f..---w.M4.fvW..,x.,.,W,M.,.,,w.,' A- W' w M Y jk Wmgii. INTERNATIO AL CLUB The AFS-international Club considers itself the fastest growing club at the high school this year. We hosted five exchange students DIETMAR REISCHMAN of WEST GERMANY who lived with the STETSON family, MAR- IANNA JIMINEZ who left warm, sunny CHILE to come to the states and live with the HAYMAN family, and three students who were here on private exchanges: TEIJA TURKKI OF FINLAND, JON STROM of NOR- WAY, and KERSTON STRATZ of WEST GERMANY. The club also had the fourth annual exchange trip with the IMBERHORNE SCHOOL in EAST GRINSTEAD, ENGLAND. The club was led by self-appointed presidents SARAH WATKINS and DIANNE ROONEY as well as their new advisor, formerly famous for his work in the physics lab MR. TODD CORNELL. To Dietmar, Teija, Marianna, Jon and Kersten- We all hope you had a wonderful time at J-D. We loved having you-the International Club. Claude Modesti grins and bears the square dance. Diane Rooney R D'-N WELCOMED STUDE TS FROM ENGLA 44 Bottom Row: Kristin Fitzgerald, Kiren Dosanjh, Robin Schwartz, Shrila Pradhan, Lisa Meltzer, Sarah O'Leary, Kelly Cody, Noelle Lally, Second Bow: Dianne Rooney, Tracy Villelo, Maryam Sghatchian, Eric Strache, Ann English, Dina Zimbal, Eva Turkki, Samantha Evans, Amy West, Karen Port, John Lawles. Third Row: Sarah Watkins, Mary Thresh, Gillian Perry, Lisa Sampson, Hanson Hsu, Teija Turkki, Mariana Jimenez, Andy Wang, John Siegel, Signe Dietrichson, Lisa Markley, Sue Hayman, Yohji Ono, Claude Modesti, Donald Doherty. FINLAN , ORWAY, L WEST GERMAN , CHILI POLITICAL AFFAIRS CLUB . . . is debatable! The Political Affairs Club is one of the most successful and enjoyable clubs in the school. Members have the chance to learn about the United Nations and international relations while earning up to a full year of credit. ln its weekly meeting, the club holds simulations of the United States Security Council, General Assembly, and committies. Simulations of historic and hypothetical events are also held. ln addition, the club hosts guest speakers and travels to conferences. At these conferences, the P.A.C. has proven that it is one of the top groups of its kind in the nation. As a learning experience as well as a fun club and a chance to meet people and travel, members will agree that the P.A.C. is a really worthwhile experience. Bottom Row: Eric Lichtblau, Sandeep Varden, Anthony Saraceno, Alison Kofi, John Ebersole, Helen Sugar- man, Andy Cohen, Sandra Hicks, David Golding, John Nixdorf, Roger Sher, Michael Hall, Second Row: Shrila Pradhan, Bill Rapp, Brian Learch, Dan Berman, Christy Markley, Louise Berger, Sarah Watkins, Kathy Mac Donald, Jill Hoekstra, Third Row: Brian Black, Stuart Connelly, Bob Marcus, Doug Rabuzzi, Mike Royce, Jim Harders, Tim Moynihan, Doug Hill, Ricky Annett, Robyn Meltzer, Beth Gregg, Dietmar Rieschman, Jeff Shapiro. FUTURE TEACHERS OF MERICA Future Teachers of America ' The Future Teachers of America, or F.T.A., is an organization of high school students interested 'in teaching. Members of this club regularly go to schools in the J-D district to help out teachers and gain insight about the teaching profession. Maria Kitramillis, Tina DeFeo Bottom Row: Mark Decker, Hircshi Ono, Sandeep Varden, Second Row: Hanson Hsu, Chuck Lusignan, David Golding, Joyce Liu, Lisa Kerestigian, Lauren Chottiner, Third Row: Parastu Mehta, Elizabeth Tomar, Leslie Perlow, Top Row: Matt Reynolds, Andy Cohen, Scott Waterman, Kershaw Mehta. THE YE RBOOK STAFF CAN ' GET O SATISFACTION The 1982 Yearbook Staff was in pursuit of more than just satis- faction, they were in search of themselves. From layouts to lay- out editors, the staff just couldn't be satisfied. Time certainly wasn't on their side every time a deadline rolled along. Editor Lisa engaged in rnidnite madness sessions while Leslie, Rob and Mary tour zulus from the depths of the junglel typed beyond all belief. Mean- time Claude, the grateful pho- tographer editor, spent his days picturing himself at Dead con- certs. But to Claude's much needed rescue came Don, Han' son, Sarah, Becca and Andrea who dutifully captured the many diverse faces of JD on film. Sue-can-I-interest-you-in-an-ad contract-Hayman and her trusty sidekicks Donna and Andy ac- quired advertisements for the book. Amid the frenzy Signe, Laura, Sue, Brian, Robyn, Tracy and the rest of the staff spent their days cropping, typing and copying over layouts. Mr. Man- uel, the newly attained advisor, found out just how exciting his job can be. But still unsatisfied, some questions remain . . . What's to become of the staff? Will Leslie enter the typewriter zone? Will Claude go on to study the effects of senior superlatives in relation to ulcers? Will Lisa look another peanut M8cM in the eye? Will Sue open up a home for retired business managers? Will Mark write his autobiogra- phy depicting his numerous adventures with the year- book? - l QQ' , 1 'su , X ,s r A . 1 ' . -'-ss.. . sz- ,is 3: - I t.: L A TOP ROW? John Siegal, Andy Wang, Signe Dietrichson, Don Stewart SECOND ROW: Sarah Watkins, Tracey Bornstein, Ellen Cargo, Andy Cohen THIRD ROW: Sandeep Varden, Hanson Hsu, Lisa Markley, Sue Hayman, Donna Gentile, Robyn Schwartz FOURTH ROW: Mary Thresh, Leslie Buchanan, Rob Rosenblum, Mar- iana Jimenez, Rich Klein BOTTOM ROW: Dorrie Shaul, Orly Conley, Claude Modesti, Rhonda Wood, Laura Todd-LenonsABSENT FROM PICTURE: Andrea Seidner Although these questions remained unanswered one aspect of the 1982 Yearbook Staff will always stand true- even though they were never quite satisfied, nobody can say they didn't try . . . and try . . . and try. Mary Thresh in the typewriter zone. I f Sue Hayman: Even business managers have their soft moments. Andrea Sgidngr For Sigue Dietrichson and Lisa Markley these are the best of times. Claude Modesti goes ape over yearbook. BUT THEY TRIED AND THEY TRIED AND THEY TRIED. KEY CLUB KEEPS ON GROWING! Under the watchful eyes of Ontario Division Lt. Governor Susan Druyanoff, advisor Mrs. Mersereau, and Kiawanis advisor Mr. Roger Fisher, President Georgia Plavocos and her board have led this year's club to new heights. The club's membership has increased 6070 with almost 80 paid members. The Key club started the school year off with a bang. In late September, the Key Club held a rummage sale at Tecumseh that grossed over 1800 dollars. Other activities this year included the bloodmobile, a fund raiser for cerebal palsy, a dance at the middle school, and of course, the Key Club convention at the Pine's Resort in the Catskills. Bottom row: Sarah Lusignan, Marci Goldberg, Jill Lawler, Karen Levine, Sandra Hicks, Andy Cohen, Louis Citron, Jim Mathis, Geoff Miller, John Comerford, Ted Diehl,5econd row: Kershaw Mehta, Carolyn Biedinjer, Carole Procopiak, Cheri Schotz, Marla Shincller, Joyce Liu, Parestu Mehta, Leslie Perlow, Sue Morgenstein, Jill Fleischman, Kirsten Thun, Laurie Smedly, Stephanie Greene, Ellen Reisman, Tom Dickinson. Third row: Margot Farranto, Phyllis Pepper, Tia Till, Matt Millan, Kathy Pettit, Meg Goldberg, Mike O'Donnell, Jenny Kagan, Mrs. Mersereau. Fourth tow: Steve Mylon, Ellen Shaeffer, Jody Cincotta, Scarlett Plavacos, Michelle Darrigo, Jenny Crocker, Casey Mathews, Meg Stepenian, Jonathan Farr, Sam Kameny, Debbie Buchanan, Kiren Dosanjh, Margie Hayes, Michelle LaHood, Dave Myers, Carole Mosseau, Lynne D. Johnson, Keith Hartley, Nancy Newman. Top tow: Louise Berger, Gregg Watson, Sue Druyanoff, Karin Jenkeliet, Barb Pitone, Michelle Levine, Mary Jo Comerford, Karen Murphy, Sue Germain, Greg Bortoff, Jeff Wiener, Jim Verzino, Dave Kameny, Dick Farr, Pat Swan, Greg Ripich, Rich Titus, Rich Hill, Bob Marcus, Christy Markley, Stacy Abdo, Lisa Seketa, Julie Hayman, Anita Jenkeliet, Liz Duggan, Karen Axenfeld, Mary Kay Frank. 'M PEP CLUB HAS JD SPIRIT! Top Row: Anne Grasdorf, Anita Jenkeliet, Anna Leovey, Sue Katzoff, Marjorie Wechsler, Tina Lin Bottom Row: Ellen Schaffer, Jody Cincotta, Scarlett Plavocos, Sheri Streiff, Jenny Crocker, Lynn Johnson, Mary Kay Frank, Carole Mosseau Top Row: Todd Eiholzer, Sheri Bonon, Tyrone Greer, Samantha Barrett, Robyn Schwartz Bottom Row: Bvvie Vincow, Jenny Brooks, Laura Hannett, Karen Port, Anna Leovey, Sophie Oldfield Pep Club Pep Club is an enthusiastic group of students dedicated to promoting school spirit by con. structing and hanging posters concerning sport- ing events. The goal of this gang is to get the student body psychecl! DRAMA CLUB GETS EXCITING! Drama Club Yes, Drama Club is giving it an- other shot! Karen Port heads this group of enthusiastic play- ers. The goal this year is to get Mrs. Cahill out of debt, and to perform some skits at this year's Talent Show. Bottom row: Naomi Penney, Kelly Cody, Sarah O'l..eary, Tracy Smith. Second row: Todd Eiholzer, Hanson Hsu, Lisa Meltzer, Melanie Mead, Robin Schwartz, Lynn Fondy, Sue Fondy, Brian Black. Top row: Dan Berman, Anthony Saraceno, Doug Rabuzzi, Andy Wang Mike Royce, Scott Robinson, Jon Chai, Chris Fondy. THE MANIFEST Manifest ln its first year of existance after a name HAI-L THE NEWS change, Manifest, the school newspaper, has become very popular with the stu- dents. Its talented and creative staff pro- THAT duce the newspaper about 4 times a year. B. Elliott Black, the editor, plans to con- duct a press conference with George CAUSES Wortley, and editors of other school newspapers. FITSH FRENC CLUB VlV A FRANCE! The French club raises money for the annual trip to a French- speaking city through a candy sale. They partake in experiencing the fine cuisine of the French culture at their meetings and at their traditional Christmas party. ' wwf ,v : ji?-. T'fif?5'-' Bottom Row: Laura Horsman, Margie Hayes, Sue Fondy, Evie Vincow, Mary Durgin, Tammy Gallagher, Ellen Kissane, Katy Spear, Sean Cleland, Meg Stepanian, Marjie Wechsler, Sophie Oldfield, Eric Bluman, Sarah O'Leary, Margot Bronson, Phyllis Pepper, Second Row: Sue Morganstein, Parastu Mehta, Leslie Perlow, Kershew Mehta, Laura Birnbaum, Meg Goldberg, Nancy Newman, Michelle LaHood, Peggy Siegel, Janice Arwin Liz Madonian, Karen Port, Maryam Saghatchian, Aviva Jezer, Christy Markley, Ora Jezer, Third Row: Naomi Penney, Shrila Pradhan, Susie Mc Guire,, Dianne Saunders, Janice Katz, Lynette Lietzke, Dina Zimbal, Dave Myers, Andy Cohen, Jeff Wiener, Mike O'Donnel, Greg Watson, Sue Druyanoff, Adam Schmuckler, Laura Hershkowitz, Sandeep Varden, Top Row, Ellen Shaffer, Tina Piraino, Anne Pittarelli, Marcy Goldberg, Jody Cincotta, Sheri Strieff, Scarlett Plavocos, Lisa Seketa, Pete Keppler, Mary Jo Tout, Sandra Liu, Kim Radoane. STUDENT GOVERNMENT: O R SCHCOL RULERS MEASURE Button row: Steve Mylon, Mike Makhuli Second row: Mike O,Donnell, Andra Vlosky, Ellen Schaffer, Marci Goldberg, Stacy Abdo. Third row: Meg Goldberg, Sue Shipley, Debbie Blackmey, Sue Craig Top row: Haroshi Ono, Steve Miron, Naiomi Penney, John Comerford, Jean Becker, Lauri Pitkus, Louis Citron, Maureen Sullivan, Karen Murphy, Mary Jo Comerford, Rich Titus. I' C 4 ,, f t 17' if, 0 John Cahill gives Rich Titus a lift Mary Jo Comerford Christine Makhuli, Matt Duby and Mary Sipple at pep rally 'ff if ' V .1 U fr 1 f41'lf ' 5 -5 Student Government . . . The Student Council and Student Senate of 1981-1982 were responsible for many activities, both in and out of school. Events successfully organized by the Council and the Senate included Homecoming Weekend, Winterlude Weekend, and J-D day in the spring. Another project was the annual canned food drive for the poor at Christmas. The Council and the Senate succeeded in completing a majority of their goals, despite hardships caused by lack of money due to budget problems. Officers Bill Moran, Mary Sipple, John Sipple, Chris- tine Makhuli NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY . . . FUTURE PRESIDENTIAL NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an elite group of students chosen for their outstanding achievements in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Athough National Honor Society has never been an ex- ceedingly active club, its members are so busy in other activities they would barely have time to do more than main- tain the standard of ex- cellence for which the members are com- mended. NHS mem- bers do help the future members, however, by raising money and or- ganizing the induction ceremonies for new members. APPOINTEES Bottom Row: Shelly Fox, Karin Jenkeliet, Kris Fitzgerald, Sue Levine, Dorrie Shaul, Sue Gubman Second Row: Jenny Lakin, Bill Fitzpatrick, Mary-Jo Comerford, Maureen Sullivan, Danielle Biviano, Sue Germain, Karen Murphy, Mary Durgin, Beverly Sieger. Third Row: Amy Barnett, Illyse Shindler, Lauri Pitkus, Mary Thresh, Leslie Buchanan, Rob Rosenblum, Debbie Buchanan, Debbie Lynn, Jeff Wiener, Maryam Saghatchian, Jill Freedman, Joan Considine, Tammy Gallagher, Greg Ripich. Top Row: Beth Ann Gregg, Wendy Happek, Steve Panetta, Pete Keppler, Teji Bal, Adam Vural, Sarah Watkins, Ellen Cargo, Mark Decker, Jon Chai, Claude Modesti, John Daly, Doug Rabuzzi, Marc Fromm, Andy Wang, Don Stewart, Lisa Meltzer, Kiren Dosanjh, Jenny Kagan, Kevin Frank, Mary Anne Munley, Julie Sager. LIBRARY CLUB UDIO VISUAL Ann Dibble, Steve Eiholzer, Mrs. Turan, Mary Barrows, Sa- mantha Barrett, Bill Barden and Paul Grecco. HEARS NO EVIL SEES NO EVIL SPEAKS NO EVIL Audio Visual Club The Audio-Visual or A.V. Club is an open service club. Members are responsible for assisting students and faculty in their use of equipment. They are gener- ally assigned one of their free periods to be on duty in the A.V. room, and one day a week or two to stay after school to assist with after school operations. Members of the A.V, Club are under the Social Stud- ies lnternship Program and are eligable to recieve one-half credit for every fifty hours of service, after completion of their first year in the club. CHECK THEM OUT! Library Club This group of dedicated students assists in man. aging the Resource Center. With their coopera- tion, the system runs much more smoothly Library Club really knows how to book it!! Janice Viau, Judy Viau, Debbie Wiener, Mrs, Tarbut wif' MUSIC TO O R EARS - SPECTR Spectrum This year, the spectrum has expanded iweive added brown, off-white, and another shade of bluel. The gang still, however, serves the same purpose- shining upon the community, and hav- ing a great time doing it. Rehearsals in which most of the time is spent eating Wegman's doughnuts, and drinking leftover drink mixes from the Dance-athon, are on Mondays 'til 5:30. This year's agenda included a taping for cable television, and a Christmas Party, at which everyone recieved a Mark Spitz doll. ND... By Column tleft to right, top to bottoml Far Left Column: Reichel, Todd Eiholzer, Eric Lichtblau, Second Column: Thresh, Jenny Brooks, Samantha Barrett, Mary-Beth Chaet, Nye, Amy Barnett, Karen Port, Sheri Bonin, Melanie Mead Andrea Smith, Scott Robinson, Andy Nylancl, Mark Decker, i ff-'hh.fX O 'w It JD Concert Band plays at Fayetteville Mall v Mike Royce, Howard Toni Lettelier, Mary Third Column: Mrs. Far Right Column: Steve Eiholzer SELECT CHORUS Top Row: Bob Marcus, Karen Port, Kristen Fitzgerald, Roger Sher, Sheri Bonin, Howard Riechel, Mary Thresh, Scott Robinson, Leslie Buchanan, Second Row: Andy Nyland, Tina Lin, Todd Eiholzer, Rebecca Thomas, Mike Royce, Lisa Mayes, Mark Paikoff, Sue Fondy, Frank O'Connor, Amy Barnett, Third Row: Eric Lichtblau, Lynn Fondy, Naomi Penney, Hanson Hsu, Lenore Fruehan, Mark Decker, Lori Mayes, Rick Clark, Melanie Mead, Fourth Row: Marcia Mofson, Mark Lesselroth, Lynn Decker, Alan Wladis, Marjie Wechsler, Steve Stetson, Jenny Brooks, Doug Dewey, Carole Mosseau, Fifth Row: Andrea Smith, Mary Beth Chaet, Shelley Drucker, Robyn Schwarz, Brian Black, Sue Fleming, Noelle Lalley, Brett Leyburn, Christy Markley, Bottom Row: Paul Grecco, Samantha Barrett, Bill Young, Anne Grastorf, Eric Loew, Lisa Coolican, Laura Hannett, Evvie Vincow CONCERT CHOIR Top Row: Rebecca Thomas, Anne Sullivan, Naomi Penney, Sheri Bonin, Jenny Brooks, Kathy Zyblicki, Janice Viau, Eric Lichtblau, Roger Sher, Todd Eiholzer, Mark Paikoff, Scott Robinson, Second Row: Andrea Smith, Elisa Koff, Marsha Bornstien, Mary Beth Chaet, Sue Goyer, Pam Wilson, Lisa Mayes, Hanson Hsu, Charlie Bredenberg, Mark Lesselroth, Third Row: Amy Feldman, Ellen Gartener, Elizabeth Tomar, Lynn Fondy, Samantha Barrett, Laura Horsman, Kris Fitzgerald, Ken Adams, Karl Eiholzer, Bottom Row: Lisa Coolican, Debbie Barkum, Ora Jezer, Shelley Drucker, Marcia mofson, Bill Young, Brett Leyburn Top Row: Bob Marcus, Mike Royce, Dan Royce, Howard Reichel, Dave Arnold, Mary Thresh, Amy Barnett, Jessica Wiesener, Leslie Buchanan, Jill Hoekstra, Linda Leiker, Missy Lisbon, Noelle Lalley, Lauren Vriesenga, Becky Starr, Debbie Zyblicki, Second Row: Steve Stetson, Doug Dewey, Rick Clark, Wade Arnold, Brian Black, Lenore Fruehan, Tina Lin, Anna Leovey, Natalie Small, Sue Fleming, Anne Pitterelli, Lori Mayes, Lynn Decker, Linda Treglia, Anclra Vlosky, Hoa Nguyen, Third Row: Frank O'Conner, Scott Goldberg, Alan Wladis, Steve Eiholzer, Melanie Mead, Carole Mosseau, Toni Lettelier, Sue Redding, Marjie Wechsler, Carolyn Biedenger, Helen Sugarman, Paula Leader, Bottom Row: Eric Loew, Andy Nyland, Mark Decker, Paul Grecco, Sue Fondy, Nancy Goyer, Robin Schwartz, Christy Markley, Karen Port, Laura Hannett, Anne Grastorf, Evvie Vincow SINGS TOGETHER! H RM NY CHORUS Deep in the far reaches of JD High School lies a steamy, zulu-infested jungle. Students daring enough to venture into this unscarred wilderness report having heard the sounds of the age-old zulu rituals emanating mysteriously from its depths. These sounds have also been heard outside of the zulu's natural lush environment at the matrimonial ceremony of Rita Romano. Zulu elders have been observed at Crouse College instructing youthful tribe members in the traditions and rituals of this primitive tribe. ln their unique and diverse dress, the zulus danced their ceremonial dances from dawn to dusk to raise Wampum so they could indulge in a visit with another tribe in hopes of gaining allegiance to their ancestors and the proud heritage of their peoples. Beating the bongoes at this profitable festivity were the Tearjerkers, Screen Test, and naturally, the Natives. Also, regional vegetation lroses and carnationsl were sold, and the zulus demonstrated their unique talents by chanting and partaking in vivacious bodily movements at the talent show. All in all, the supreme rulers Zweleslie Buzimbanan, Swamary Thrustafombi, and Bhani Nyngomba were tickled to death with the zulu's performance this year. CONCERT BAN . . . Front: Rob Rosenblum, Haralds Petricecks, Scott Sohl, Leslie Perlow, Second Row: Rhonda Leyburn, Meg Goldberg, Tracy Ferrel, Anita Jenkeleit, Leanora Fruen, Julie Lapiana, Third How: Michelle Miller, Belinda Lagua, Sue Morgenstein, Michelle Dariggo, Lisa Bernier, Amy Feldman, Andrea Nuzzo, Anna Leovey, Andrea Seiclner, Fourth Row: John Miller, Don Harter, Robbie Huminick, Elizabeth O'Leary, Keith D'Mello, Matt Fitzgibbons, Brian Celano, Matt Parker, Mike McGee, Howard Reichel, Mark Rosoff, Tom Bridges, Craig Sherman, Mark Lowitz JAZZ EN SEMBLE Jazz ensemble This year the jazz ensemble took on the challenge of some very difficult professional music. However, the tal- ent and determination of its members made jazz ensemble one of the most exciting and highly acclaimed musical groups in the school. They are looking forward to playing publicly, including their annual Pancake day perfor- mance. Front Row: Tim Stone, Rob Rosenblum, Rick Goss, Todd Bell, John Stomme, Dan Walgren, Mary Manuel, Second Row: John Miller, Scott Waterman, Rob Buchanan, Pete Carmen, Joe Bromka, Third Row: Mark Biggs, Tommy Bridges, Marc Rosoff, Craig Sherman, Mark Lowitz, Not Shown: David Crenshaw. PLAYS IT LIKE IT IS Front:Yohji Ono, Sara Milosovich, Maureen Sullivan, Margot Bronson, Jenny Kakin, Leslie Buchanan, Amy Barnett, Second Row: Steve Nyland, Debbie Barkun, Elisa Koff, Joelle Peppi, Holly Kaufman, Margaret Madonian, Julie Michaels, Anne Sullivan, Rick Goss, Mickey Wenzyl, Third Row: Tim Stone, Todd Bell, John Stroem, Dan Walgren, Matt Carmen, Dave Harstin, Jim Moore, Steve Aubry, Tina Piraino, Eric Bluman, Lori Mayes, Fourth Row: Andy Cohen, Joe Bromka, Jeff Lapiana, John Studdiford, Tom Huntington, Andy Palumbo, John Meyers, Merritt Sullivan, Kim Rayfield, Rob Wrate, Mark Klare, Robbie Meltzer, Mohannad Jishi, Julian Modesti, Victor DeHoog, Rob Buchanan, Mark Paikoff, Peter Carmen and Scott Waterman, As usual, the band is keeping up its high syandard of musical excellence. Even though there wasn't the annual exchange trip and fruit sale this year, Mr. Nuzzo made plans to keep the band busy by performing at the elementary and middle schools, and at other community events. The student conductor elected by the band members this year was Rob Rosenblum. STAGE BAN : THE FUTURE IS SET S TA GE BAND A new group this year, the Stage band is com- posed of talented Freshmen with a great deal of Fran! Row: Todd Bell, David Harstin, Steve Aubry, James Moore, Eric Blumin, Dan potential' They play jazz' and their training in Walgren, SecondRow:John Miller, Robbie Meltzer, Julian Modesti, Mohanned Jishi, Third Stage band will prepare them well for the de- RDWI Andy Palumbo, Jeff l-Hpiafla mands of Jazz Ensemble in the years to come. 37 BOY'S BARBERSHGP QUARTET Topg Steve Stetson, Mark Paikoff, Roger Sher, Bottom: Paul Grecco FOURTUNE AND FAME? Fourtune, a name often associated with fame, is J-D's own Girls' Barbershop Quartet. These four girls are dedicated to bringing back memo- rable songs from the 20's, 30's, and 40's to the Syracuse Community. lll l l l l ill Shari Hall, Amy Barnett, Mary Thresh, Marcia Mofson CHOIR OFFICERS Iii Presidents: Mary Thresh and Leslie Buchanan, Vice- Presidents: Brian Black and Mike Royce: Secretaries: Samantha Barrett and Marcia Mofsong Treasurersg Karen Port and Laura Rothschildg Head Honcho: Bonnie Nye GlRL'S ENSEMBLE A very exclusive group headed by Marcia Mofson, Girls Ensemble's main talents lie in singing and tending live- stock . . Top: Naomi Penney, Mary Thresh, Leslie Buchanan Bottom: Sam Barrett, Marcia Mofson, Shelley Drucker BETTER KNOWN AS THE ZULU TRIBE LEADERS . . BOUND TO BE GOOD SINCE THEY WERE so WRAPPED UP IN THEIR WORK STRING QUARTET The orchestra is a group of very talented musicians under the in- spirational leadership of Mr. James Miller. ln the past few years, the orchestra has gained well-earned respect and recognition as one of the fine musical organi- zations in J-D. 40 String Quartet is a very respected group of true musicians. They have gained great experience performing and practicing to- gether since Middle school, and have de- veloped into a finely tuned ensemble with a large repetoire. This repetoire includes Bach, Beethoven and Mozart-and in the privacy of their own homes . . . the B- 52's. Top: Marcia Mofson, Andy Nyland, Bottom: Jon Chai Eric Loew ORCHESTRA mf. h Front Row: Eric Loew, Jon Chai, Andy Nyland, Second Row: Gra Jezer, Sybil Farns- worth, Liz Madonian, Kim Radoane, Marcia Mofson Third Row: Margaret Madonian, Harolds Petricecks, Julie Lapiana, Anna Leovey. Fourth Row: Amy Feldman, Andrea Nuzzo, Andy Cohen, Scott Waterman, Mark Paikoff, Walter Herzog. CL RINET ENSEMBLE The clarinet ensemble, a group made up of various types of clarinets, brings their great music to community activities in the Syracuse area. Front Row: Rob Rosenblum, Rhonda Leyburn, Harolds Petriceks Second Row: Anna Leovey, Andrea Seidner, Scott Sohl BRASS EN SEMBLE The Brass Ensemble is a group of trumpets, trombones, baritones and French horns. They play classical music at various community functions and perform at NYSSMA competition in the spring. Front: Craig Sherman, Tom Bridges, Mark Lowitz, Andy Cohen, Keith D'Mello, Andrea Nuzzo, Amy Feldman, Back: Rob Buchanan, Pete Carmen, Mark Paikoff, Joe Bromka, Scott Waterman. JAMESVILLE - DEWITT IN PERSPECTIVE . 4 Q ,f.-., W m gimfftxvq A if-.M1f, ADMINISTRATION That was the eight o'clock warning bell- students should be moving towards their homerooms at this time. The administra- tion at J-D helps keep school in good order. It is headed by Mr. Capone who has been the respected and well-liked principal for seven years. The three other important ad- ministrators who can be found in the main office are Dr. Hogue, Mr. Rinker and Mr. Bugaj. These men are available to make important decisions regarding the high school. The administration keeps J-D High School running smoothly. Mr. Capone, principal frm ,os Mr. Rinker, assistant principal Dr, Hogue assistant principal Mrs. Specter Mrs. Brown, nurse Mrs. Dates Mrs. Paul Mrs, Cahill 495' GUIDANCE DEP RTMENT Mr. McGrath, chariman Mr. Muench mp Mrs, Brown, secretary Mrs. Hutchinson, secretary Mrs. Doughty Mrs. Mersereau, community counselor Mr. Pappa The guidance department helps J-D students with many aspects of their school lives. The four counsel- ors, Mrs. Doughty, new this year, Mr. McGrath, Mr. Muench and Mr. Pappa help the many students who crowd into the office each day. The guidance depart- ment handles thousands of college applications, each one being very important, and helps students prepare for the future. Students use the career corner in the Learning Center to try to aim themselves toward an occupation. College information is also available from the computer in the career corner and in many refer- ence books. ART The art department is very talented and successful. Art students earn many awards each year.. Teachers help studends represent what they see in many different media: clay, oil, water and oil paints and many unique ideas. CAFETERIA PHOTOGRAPHY Mr. Wenczl Mr. D. Wells Mrs. Rothman, Head Mrs. Meltzer, secretary 'i - I Mrs. Hendley - LIBR RY, DECC The learning Center provides stu- dents a quiet place full of resources for learning and research. Available are books, video tapes, cassettes and other materials. Mrs, Case, Mrs. Kraus Mrs. Pease Mrs. ll 1 ,RR B! Q ilk F F , 5 Q jg' Q Q is Boylan Mrs, Turan SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT A 1 lf , , l ,I V . I H 'f JJ J , J f 'XrX ry. 1 W :Il 15 ' lv cv 16X ff I 1 Mr. Bennett Mr. Kilbride M Mr, Bucci Mr. Stokes SS S TTT 1 X X SS X., X '1:::f': iff 4 F -F flf '1-' K A .. 50 ,f f' E' 3 , A g .,:,, www' I S I . , ..-,,,. fel: iff,.:,, .-.., Mr. Feldman, chairman Mr. Severino Social studies teaches students about many cultures of the world. Each year students study a different area. ln grade nine students take Afro-Asian studies. In tenth grade stu- dents take European Studies. Juniors concentrate on American Studies. The senior social studies electives offer a broad range of courses such as Sociology, Practical Law, Human Relations, War and Peace Studies, Economics and Psychology. Mr. Feldman and Mr. Monterosso converse. l Mr. Monterosso school. Mr. Bennett helps student after MATH DEPARTMENT 5 I., x bl nWIlh1,..A'll ' 1 f wb Mr Bugal Mr. VanSiclen ,9- M VW Mr, McLaughlin Mrs- Reed Mrs. Hartma ff- 4,1 5 wg, X X in Mr. Gaworecki V l f Mr, Jerauld X Mrs, Barrett MA THEMA TICS DEPAR TMEN T Because they do in fact work hard, play hard, our Math Department has suc- ceeded as they often do, in educating each student to their full potential. Our Math courses are offered in many differ- ent levels of difficulty. However, whether one is in a basic, or an advanced class, in most cases, our math courses are educa- tional, while at the same time, fun. As a result, most JD grads are equipt with a better-than-the-average-bear-high-school- grad math education. Mr Nye Chairman Mr Donadom 54 GU GE DEP RT E T 3 f 1.4 ,,, 3:3 4 Mr. Stephenson, Chairman 555 5 1 Mrs. Sofietti Mr. Manuel Sr. Consuelo Y, W . H' ff 7i 7' f1i:'f S555 1 .,f, fgr , M fig, , J , 'w .X 1 6 ' 'Q -Q 'we W. ui 4 A, ,E Hawk mr 4' ag, az: is -. I ,X J-Q L 5,211 , Mrs, O'MaIley www Mrs. Derrigo Health is an important class that is required for graduation. This class deals with topics such as first aid, mental health and nutrition. Lectur- ers supplement the teachers by pre- senting topics such as diabetes, C.P.R., and drug-related problems. The music department is much more than band, orchestra and cho- rus. lt is a very active and impor- tant part of life in the high school and in the community. The band has been subdivided into smaller groups: brass ensemble, clarinet choir, stage band and jazz ensem- ble, The orchestra is represented by a string quartet. Many chorus members were seen in March in the school production of UBells are Ringing. ELECTIVES li li: Mr. Romano Mr. Nuzzo Industrial Arts classes offer stu- dents instruction and experience in creating some beautiful furniture and other useful objects. Mr. Pistello Miss Metosh Ah, those yummy smells that come floating from the home ec room! ln home ec students learn to cook de- liciously delectible delicacies and sew high fashion clothes. NGLISH DEP RTME T Couldn't she just extend the due- date of that paper one more day? L'Whatl Another argumentative es- say? A speech unit? Oh,nol These and many other exclama- tions of panic are heard every day v'- ' Mrs. Prince .f4'3'l fur Miss Elwyn in J-D, Students must take English all four years of high school and by the time they leave, they have wide-ranging and well-developed skills. Mrs. Baum Miss Murphy Mrs. Berge XTX lll, If r rrr, r .. -iii 'X l K X - Mrs, Sheff-nan Mr. Fitzpatrick Mrs. Adams qv ,as 5- Ng.Q.,e1mQ'A ' g 5 sf- Cogljcan Miss Landfear 2,49-1 - Aja. Eu 5 3 iQ 5 E. Q' bixx Q, may 'R S4 - fx 57 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 1 gf 'V p ax N Y! '9 A , I . , EE H 1 3 Mrs. Kendrick Mr. Stuar rs, esso VTE., Brgfrv M . ' . ' Y Havener Mr.Lew1s Mr' Cornell, Chairman Mr Brmkerhoff Mr, D ir? lv Q , , Q X I I ,wail 1 9 , I .1 XS .b 'Q' 4 I t Ii if 58 1 N Mr, Lawton Mr. Polichemi WW i., , V 1' -- , o 6 Mr, Stopher Mr. Wilson Homatrg lilly SCIENCE DEPAR TMENT As a student makes his way through the JD High School, the science world is gradually disclosed to him by our widely acclaimed science faculty. He begins with Earth Sci- ence in his freshman year, then he takes Biology or Chemistry in his Sophomore or Junior year, de- pending on his preference of order. As Seniors, most J-Ders take Phys- ics, but there are also more special- ized courses offered such as Equi- librium, Qualitative Analysis, His- tology, Botony, and Marine Biol- ogy. Our Science Department edu- cates it's students in hopes that they will strive forth to discover all of the world's mysteries. Lldu.. DRIVER EDUCATIO Driver Education is in high demand at J-D and the majority of students take it as soon as they can. Driver Ed is a one-semester course consisting of on-the-road experience, lectures, and who can for' get those wear your seatbelt movies? Mr. Andrews s rf...-' Mr. Danley Mr. DeOrio BUSINESS DEP RTMEN T f 19 'VIN Mr. Williams Mrs. DuPree ASDFJKLg-The key to typing! ln typing class students punch away at typewriters every day to gain speed and accuracy. They also learn how to type letters, essays, tables and other types of pages. Advanced business typing is also offered to set people on their ways towards being executive secretaries. Rich Titus ----:pq Nick Abdo Karen Jenkeleit PHYSICAL EDUCATIO S my If W is I Ji me lx Mr. Bjork, Chairman i'Hey, does anybody want to go buffalo hunting? The Physical Education teachers have a few more tricks up their sleeves as long as they don't play pin the tail on the donkey in co-ed class! We must all keep those muscles in shape and sweat once in a while. Some of us are just upset we missed aerobic dancing. Mr. Ellison F ' 'x f 2 A l 4, Mr. Roach Coach Swindler QFQ SPECIAL EDUCATION M Baum gppmw, X, Hough Mr. Albino Mr. Babcock Mrs. Eskinazi Mrs. Fallon TEACHERS NOT PICTURED Miss Henry Mr. Homan Mrs, Horton Miss Kuon Mrs. Matthews Mr. Miller Mrs. Nye Mr. Robinson Mr. Santangelo Mr. Schmitter Mrs. Spillane lf . . , M l.p 6 . 1 . . . , . l Q V - ' sf' ' --v!-- f Girls' Soccer Open VOUY 95195, Heidi Fritz Mueller Wendy Burton and David Lieberman M -N ..-- X- WM .fi .. Wm X G3- M Y if V' M.:-0' VARSITY FOOTBALL , SEQQSQN REQQRD 2 JD. 0PPonent Score 2342? Oswego 918 ZQT cemisq, +1546 18 Fulton W 0 8x Cortland 23 L, F-'MQ' ' X225 , T Updai. O, 232 315 221 545.144, 14 16 ' W, ms Cortland ' f 909 3457 Hoa. Par. O28 I -4 H , if Q W9 0' Q A- '-, w , 'i ,Q V i fif J' -1' - .12 f 3 ' 1, - J5Qf,Q-QE! Q- ,M ki ' 4 ,xx . . ' fn di if A, . , K, A Q,-.Lu Ajax 1 . , . . 1 rf M 1, mx 1--'wg V , 1- A,,A . Aifhhu - il fv 1 ww f '2 V : e' rf f f 4 A fggf' Q, ,V I ,3. 39' V2 ' A f w W , f f ' -fr 1- re, 4-rm, 2' 9' A ., g 'ff' --LI:-A. ,m , , A . V-Q1 I 8,544 M 3155 ' -3 if my W ' ,V ' W- w ,. 1:5 v u-V ' ' ' WW' gg. iaiipfm-,, v , . ' 5- i M 5:55. amf 'f'ff 1.6 f. ?Zf',1 ., A ,.. - f - ' LG A f. TIL :Fl-q,,n m Qi5n' ,,.f'Qx'-vb . J -' jay 2 44 ' iw w. M ' -,, MW . , .,,bm.L.B.4 H , ,zll'lAln2 Q, ,T?fb.!'- . my ,...,. ., fww 1 ' M 1 if p S V' z , 9, ?? as Kgs, ,Q Q2 nay' I 17 gf ff W '5 A My Q 'K X if N 95 T1 JV, FRESHME FOOTB LL Freshmen football-Back row-Coach Quimby, J. Meyer, K. Pratt, D. Barrows, T. Lenihan, C. Pitone, A. Zemans, J. Tsai, D. Crenshaw, N. Gleason, Coach Muench. Middle row-R. Drummond, C. Celemin, T, Huntington, P. Cerra, T. Grover, M. Stopher, J. Tuck, T. Horn, D. Guille, S. Goldberg. Front row-J. Burns, R. Humeniuk, C, Bredenberg, M. Newman, T. Gibbons, J, Keeler, J. Bird, J. Muller, A. Masullo, J. Friedman, C. Small, R. Wrate. Junior Varsity-Back row-Coach Testa, Coach Schmitter, G. Whipple, B. Perrine, T. Grover, M. Newman, S. Baker, P. Turner, B. Endries, J. Thorne, P. Mandellis, D. Walker, P. Palatino, J. Cappelletti, E. Meyer, K. O'Connor. Middle row-D. Kearse, D. Thomas, H. Duby, Front row-W. Herzog, E. Moskow, H. Kramer, M. Mignacca, S. Miller, J. Knapp, C. Boland, T. Humeniuk S. Morganstein, D. Mitten, J. Keeler, C. Sartor, M. Parker. v GIRLS' SDCCER JD. Opponent score 0 Marcellus 2 Auburn' I O Liverpool 0 0 Chtngo O 2 Corcoran O 8 V.V.S. G 2 C'ntl Sq, 1 6 B'ville 0 O E.S.-M. 2 0 Oswego 5 1 F.-Ni. 3 0 Fulton 1 0 Chfngo 1 1 W. Genesee 0 2 o Varsity: Back row: L. Simonetta, J. Sager, M. Sullivan, L. Pitkus, T Celemin, A. Prucha, R. Hemphill. Middle row: M. Jubinville, E. Du- Pree, C. Saunders, S. Jubinville, T. DeFeo, R, Weiner, D. Saunders Front row: Coach Santangelo, J, Barsha, L. Breyton, T. Gallagher, K Mueller. hilton.-....., Modified: Back row: S. Cook, J. Simonetta, A. Leovey, A, McKnight, K. Rayfield, S. Oldfield, M. Lisbon, Coach Pistello. Middle row: T. Garrett, R. Lukette, C. Kelley, A. Feldman, M. Birnbaum, M. Healey, C. Shotz. Front row: H. Dickinson, R. Watson, M. Darrigo, K, Abdo, M. Darrigo, M, Weight. X F3 Junior varsity: Back row: I. Tavalaro, V, Adornato, T, Farrell, R. Ador nato, A. Sullivan. S. Hein, S. McGuire. Middle row: J. Peppi, C. Herzog M, Hayes, E. Turkki, E. Cohen, J. DeFeo. Front row: M. Wechsler, G Hehn, N. Newman, H. Kaufman, S. Farnsworth. V V A ,A AL.V . , ,kz E .L tx 5. .k . ,. T iff .gi .4 lv . .f l 't . , x an 1 ,Qi 4 - A f i' 4 3 5 T7 3, l .mf QQ ' : :. 1 -sf - ls, if am if cw 4, I xv , , Nil if-S as fi f-f S at . J J rs.rl 3 rv no J F .. 1 . sirss L . .air J l t ' ' . -. - 1 ' X .. . f. M Elia' WW ?! 'W -511.8455 'fill I ,M. . W,,,. . , , 4, BOYS' SOCCER Varsity: Standing: Coach Roach, B. Coleman, D. Collum, D, Cooke, T. Crocker, M, Wladis, Cl. Modesti, J.P. Daly, G. Watson, M.M. Millan, M. McGee, Ch. Modesti, B. Levinson, B. Grosso, Coach Andrews. Kneeling: E. Daly, M. O'Donnell, R. Brower, M. Hahn, J, VanDyne, M. Fromm, J. Bromka, S, Salloum, B. DeRochie, S. Mallan. .LD Score Opponent Score 6 Canastota 0 1 Oswego 1 1 Skarftlas 3 2 C'ntl Sq. 0 0 F-M 1 1 M'clus 2 2 W. Genesee 2 1 Lfpooi T 1 1 B'vitle 3 1 F-P 0 5 Mexico 0 3 V Fulton A 0 I E.S.'M 2 4 Hol. Pat. 2 2 B. Ludden 3 J.V.: Standing: Nyland, B. Coleman, A. Devorsetz, K. Fromm, R. Drapl-cin, A. Wladis, S, Varden, B. Moore, S. Bendett, Coach Andrews. Kneeling: K. Catney, A. Hoogs, M. Hughes, R. Penney, H. Hsu, F. O'Connor, E. Bluman, C, Burroughs Modified: Back: M. Townsend, J. Gibbons, D. Onsi G. Shiomos, Coach Sipley, A. Colella, D. Shupe, E Thun, R. Meltzer, P. Nyland, P. Chamberlain, T Cworgoni. Front: C. Ellison, P. Smiley, M. Atkins, D Dimkopoulos, C. Shiomos, D, Craig. A F LL CHEERLEADI G Amy Eveleigh Junior Varsity-Top J, O'DonneIl, A. Eveleigh, B. Sullivan, L. Cheris, Bottom- M, Moskal, C. Stewart, A. Nuzzo, H. Taylor Varsity-Top-T Miesch, B. DeBottis, D. Rooney, M.J. Comerford Middle-C. Hayes, T. Cincotta, J. Karns Bottom-D. Stopher, C. Makhuli, K. Jenkeleit E Freshman-Top-R. Shuls, E. Shaffer, J, Catney, L. Bernier Middle-J. Cincotta, M. Goldberg, N. Lalley Bottom-A. Meadows, J. Hayman, M. McAndrew WI TER CHEERLE DING Varsity-Top-M Langan, K. Jenkeleit, C. Stew art Middle-D, Stopher, T. Miesch, C, Makhuli M. Molicca Bottom- T, Cincotta, B. DeBottis, J Karns Freshman-Back-M. D'Arrigo, J. Hayman, J, Cin- cotta, E. O'Connor, S. Plavocos, S. Schroder. Front-T. Piraino, L. Bernier, J. Catney, M. Gold- berg. E. Shaffer, R. Schuls - J W' ' x Y , ,, J..,,., . . .- ., f wg, KK Y K Top row J Arwln S Schroder N Blum M Sullmvan C Evans T Madlsoo M Langan Middle: D. Buchanan J LaP1ana D Brant B Moore M Madonaun A Koehne Front M Lemhan K Paul, LT. CROSS COU TRY Girls' Record J,D, ,4 Opponent 15 F.-M inc. 17 Oswego 40 28 B'vil1e 29 15 Cort, inc, 18 W.G. 41 15 E.S.-M inc. 21 L'pooI 34 22 m C. Sq. 33 17 Fulton inc. 4th in county meet First in sectionals fli , , .F5 A ': bij z ffii Qsbzizu '31 'A ' ' 1 we , G - 4 . .Q E? -' Q ' -:'.1-f-'zkfgfz - s Az' ' .' -Q' . l , ' ' M x -b'- --'- 5' ,j M -Q -. ' K M- 19 45+y,.i.,.H.A,W . I , -,A F A .- .rw xfs. S 1 , L 1-S' fgfy, ., . , -Q xv M- .f:.,,Q,g. K . -bf. icewdfd'-' , M ' Rf. ' WLM ' -Qffmyfgmf . 31+ Neff' 1- 'f'.,, - .- W2 1' -:fi X .Q if il . ii a xe m.547:1.- -. .5 at . iw 'wwf J i ,::J'?fv2-5,1 Limzz. :xy . Y kk-. a ,gif .',i.Q5w: g: - gm pg-:gg ' ' ' ff-m f f:'1f2f' , - . . . , .. ' 'v f il P i?f : n g?w. 'A ,ly e - -x fb, 5f7STf fa -fa- ? ',v 'tm' wr -gf?i'iQf- 213, i- Y 3 . iii 4 ' ' . Jr . . . N-3-f , f ggi -rv .s :-L kg. f. cg Y '31 mg 1 gi - -S .- H 3 as , 4 V If ' - i fl yi - in i '35 5,53 Lf'-GK - ' . A ' iii- w 'Ni Via f I , -W - ' www Hi5'5i?L ff fm .N fs' f x Rel f.- ' ' ' 4 A M1-X241 ' x xv , , I H K -Jr f . A xg N K ,Q ' y ,fgg3Hgfm 52'3IH4gshNggi A A LQ ' LX ' VOLLEYB LL Junior Varsity-Standing-C. Herzog, J. Havranek, E. Bush, L. Dickinson. Kneeling-S. O'leary, G. Nickels, T. Lambert. Sitting K. Jones WRESTLING E1 M1 . nw PAH' PAH' VMS WMS f PAM Varsity-Standing,J. Siegel, J. Lawless, D. Muller, R. Brower, P. Cody, Junior Varsity-Standing-Eric Strache, D. Haskins, J. Friedman, M P. Modesti, Coach Pistello. Kneeling-C. Nguyen, J, Mathis, G. Griffin, Palatino, Coach Pistello. Kneeling-D. Rafkis, D. Harp, P. Palatino. J. Mueller, S. Bendett. BOWLING Standing-K. Acker, A. Cohen, J. Studdiford, Coach Donadoni Kneeling-M. Lesselroth, S. Freeman, J. Olson , - IRLS' GYM ASTICS 6 Q. Q , ,, i 'N-...n.x.-g Back row: Coach Santangelo, M. Keib, C, Shotz, L. Lietzke, C, Garbinski, M. Oliphant, R. Weiner, Coach Blum. Middle row: C. Keib, C. Shotz. Front row: L Dennison, J. Bendett. Q 78 I -.-....,,,M 2 if RSITY BASKETB LL .3 - 'U If 2, 5 S... W ...- ' is i q . 1 i . v. 1 I Varsity: Back row-D. Verette, A. Lux, J. Cavanaugh, J. Studiford, B. Renaud, B. Cappelletti, Coach Cooney. Middle row-M. O'DonneIl, S Reeves, J. Anthis, S. Schwedes, B. Moran. Front row-J, Lux, K Frank, M. W!adis. Opponent Score E.S.-M. 42 C'nt1 Sq. 57 W. Genesee '43 B'ville 53 Fulton 45 F.-M. 46 Mexico 36 Nott. 62 E.S,-M. 48 L'pool 48 N. Syr. 50 C'land 56 Val. Str. 34 Oswego 53 C'nti Sq. 47 W. Genesee 54 FJM. 44 C'land 50 z , is U9 N : ' qv' ' . an v ' ' ' Q X Q X .0 ' E . 9 P x .. GIRLS' BASKETBALL F we :Msg .W ,swag ,if l ua.. yi? Jamet Shane Mary Ann Munley ff l K L ll H K --X, 1 L - '. .U Varsity: Back row: S. Jubinville, M, Munley, W. Burton, G. Houghtalen T Celemln D Gentrlle R. Hemphill, Coach Ellison. Front row: J. Barsha, K. Mueller A Barsha L Breyton M Jubinville. Q2 0 82 3' gr 'Iran wax!! 11 M, WWE? ,f mf Q Junior varsity: Back row: M. Hayes, B. Hershdorfer, J, Shane A, l.aCombe, Coach Quimby, Middle row: A. Feldman, L. Cooney, K. Rayfield, C. Kendrew. Front row: M. Sullivan, K. Brown. wiv: ' -1 J ill? f'iii' ,:.41 1'11'f--zz-'vw . -if' 9 EW f 1 W 1 W Q , W Q 6 i , , H ' Lxgm ' A, f fnrkfa y f... t . lllil Warmrup time .-f- '! I DOOR TRACK Back row: A. Seidner, D. Reischman, J. Seidner, J, Randall, R. Clark, Coach Fitzpatrick, Middle Row: J. Gluck, I, Bluman, R. Villnave, J Gibbons, S. Panetta, Front row: D. Makarushka, J. Aubry, M. Drake, O. Conley. JV WI TER CHEER ,..flr Left to right: B. Moore, D. Blackney, A. Eveleigh, S. Craig, H. Taylor, L.-T. Lemons, T. Farrell, C. Pettit, M. Moskal, K. Boylan. 1 BOYS SWIMMING Back row: Mark Hughes, F. O'Connor, M. Wenczl, J. Roy, M. Jishi, Y. Ono, Coach Wilkins. Middle: M. Klare, A. Vural, M. Vriesengs, D. Lee, C. Schroder, J. Meyer, Coach Farrell. Front: R. Grosso, R. Buchanan, D. Stewart, M. Hahn. Al Varsity: Standing: Coach Farrell, M. Klare, A. Vural, M. Hahn, J. Meyer, Coach Wilkins, Kneeling: M. Jishi, D. Stewart, Y. Ono. Sitting: M. Hughes, H. Yu. is .V-.31 4 M, , .......,..., , ,,,kX L . 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' 86 X J D s Nickels wins state title LAKE RONKONKOMA Mike Nickels came up a winner while his Section Three ot close but was unable to success ully defend its in tersectional team gymnastics championship as Section Eleven scored a 1173 1109 victory here yesterday at Sachem High School Senior Nickels of Jamesville DeWitt who competed without a team KJ D has nonel all year won a state crown for the locals Nickels who last month won the sectional title on the pommel horse contin- ued his winning ways with a state title in the same event. Henninger s Mark Pisegna was second on the horse. Henningers Lee Rumaner was fifth in the all-around with a 46.1 and ES-M s Mike Zerrillo was sixth f45.75l. Zerrillo was also third on the still rings and seventh on hori- zontal bar while Rumaner was fourth on rings. 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AND I'LL SING YOU A SONG ima Space cadets Melanie Mead Susan Jubinville Jim Verzino AND I'LL TRY OT TO SING OUT OF KEY Q , Judy Honig and Tina DeFeo , L Karen Axenfeld and Debbxe ynne F aaa 'U'- -M-4.H4-T-T I GET BY WITH A LITTLE HELP v- MM, L l -W K Q . U I ,ws FROM MY FRIENDS .,AAW . J. , . .-MNA .WM-. .,,,g, I 135' I ' 'ffl 1 5 ' I' I 3 I S Iyllflgillllfifi M. IIWFIEYPE WU' f w E Dancing in the Streets -x 'NM Junior Float 96 Q-uw -lk K in-W A S+ tw- r. It 6 4 . V 4 Q E 1 1 1 , W uw gum- Us-.. sf - - ILJQPVWWSQ ,,,,,,,, , , 1, gi fsf f , M 'S-,MM Dau... xi U-. ,, , , MK 1 H S fx Q2 W N ,sigsi fwk Nw- M a i i Q . 1 1 ,Q yu. 'lfw kfifi X 4' 'fl 'v M Nw 6 2 5 ' if' V s .I -Jo-J--L -x - x J' ..f.Ei:J:..J.flLn.. The Freshmen started out the year with a bang by, as usual, winning with their float on homecoming. They held a profitable raffle for ski passes in the fall, and hope for a great first year at J-D. For their officers they elected Georgia Nickles, Sherri Strieff, John Tsai and Merrit Sullivan. 5 I Abdo, Stacy Adams, Ken Adornato, Virginia Annette, Richard Arnold, David Aubry, Stephen Audi, Edward Barkun, Deborah Barrett, Rebecca Barrows, Daniel Behr, Jason Bell, Todd Bernier, Lisa Biedinger, Carolyn Bird, Jeffrey Bluman, Eric Bodner, Thomas Borei, Bethany Boylan, Jacqueline Brandt, Elizabeth Bredenberg, Charlie Burnette, James Burns, James Burrows, Craig W, , 1Jkraef,-,5f' A I' ,,, I ,ii Cates, Brian Catney, Jennifer Celemin, Charles Cerra, Paul Cerrone, Victoria Cincotta, Jodi Clark, Richard Colby, Kimberly Coolican, Lisa Cormier, Thomas Corper, Pamela Crenshaw, David Crocker Jennifer Darrngo, Michelle David, Roseann Davis, Cynthia Davis, Richard Defeo, John Devorsetz, Andy Dibble, Ann Drake, Mark Drummond, Robert Duffin, Margaret Eastman, Deborah Eastman, Kevin Edelstein, Glenn Ellison, Christopher Eusufzai, Ashiq Farr, Jonathan Farranto, Margo Farrell, Evan Feldman, Amy Fielding, Susan Fondy, Susan French, Ava Friedman, Jeffrey Fruehan, Leonore Garlow, David Gartner, Ellen Gebo, Renee Gibbons, Timothy Goldberg, Marci Goldberg, Scott Goyer, Nancy Goyer, Susan Grastbrf, Ann Greeson, Neil Grover, Timothy Hall, Keith Hannett, Laura Harders, James Harp, Dave Harston, David Hartley, Michael Haskins, Dana Hayman, Julie Hill, Douglas Hinds, Amy Hoekstra, Jill Hoogs, Anthony Horn, Terry Lee Horsman, Laura Hughes, Mark Humeniuk, Robert Huntington, Thomas Jishi, Mohannad Kameny, Samuel Kelso, Stacey Kissane, Kathleen Klare, Mark Knapp, Kristen Koff, Elisa La Piana, Jeffrey La France, Peter Lagua, Belinda Lalley, Noelle Lambert, Tammy Landers, Glenn Lasky, Alisa Lavine, Joseph A Lee, Geoffery Lenihan, Thomas Leovey, Anna Maria Levine, Karen Leyburn, Brett Lin, Christina Linscheer, Jennifer Lisbon, Melissa Little, Deanna Loomis, Heather Lusignan, Sarah Lux, Steven Macdonald, Kathryn Makarushka, Doug Makhuli, Michael Mallan, Lynda Masullo, Anthony Mathews, Kate Mc Andrew, Margaret Ann McKnight, Jacqueline Meadows, Andrea Mehta, Parastu Meltzer, Robert Miller, Michele Minechelli, Melissa Modesti, Julian Modesti, Phillip Mollica, Mary Moore, James Morganstein, Susanne Moynihan, Timothy Nakatsugawa, Jun-Ya Newman, Shira Newsom, Ross Nguyen, Hoa Nickles, Georgia Noble, John Nyland, Stephen O'Connor, Erin O,Connor, Francis aww A 1-1 'l Oldfield, Sophie Olson Jeff Otis, Karen M Paiken, Kimberly Palatino, Mark Palumbo, Andrew Passino, Penney Pepper Perlow, Piraino, Marjorie Robert Phyllis Leslie Tina Pitone, Christopher Plavocos, Scarlet Pollock, Jonathan Radoane, Roberta Rayfield, Kimberly Reboux, Pierre Redding, Sue Rice, Philip Roberts, Rena Ross, Alexander Schaedle, Michael Schaffer, Ellen Schick, Katheryn X,,,,-' 5. Schotz, Cheri Schroder, Susan Schuls, Renee Schwartz, Garry Shindler, Marla Shupe, David C Siegel, Margaret Simanteris, Kimberly Small, Craig Small, Stephan Starr, Rebecca Stopher, Mark F Streiff, Cheryl Studdiford, John Sugerman, Helen Sullivan, Merrit Tavelaro, Daniel Joseph Tention, Jo Ann O I ag M,-f Thomas, Chiquitta Till, Tamara Tkatschow, Nina Tomar, Elizabeth Tout, Kristen Tsai, Jon l X. 59' EF sh? 5 YT' I f I 5: r 'ry s ,Ju it Vx X , 7- A IZ sis N..- E 'vi Q , ,N iam is BW Ri , his 1:-r 3,4 xx H S 4 ' wil lil , l.. vi ,, .'., y.-.,, . X' E Tuck, Jeff Turkki, Eva Vacco, James Vincow, Evelyn Vlosky, Andra Vriesenga, Deborah Vriesenga, Lauren Wagner, Jeff Wahlgren, Dan Walker, David Wandner, William Wang, Kasper Weight, Denise Wiesner, Jessica Wrate, Robert Wright, Duane or silsslf 3? i Eg tii 5' C r ff, gd: 5 i A ,,,,,, Wkkxkrirk 4, ,E h , M 1 ,, , ' A Q Q A :L,': ,I . y tm or 4 PXP xx, x ' V A S, is- ' ssl: i i if , M 'J' ' A Zbylicki, Debra Zemans, Adam W J Q ,,.. -'E 1-XX , Zimbal, Dina NOT PICTURED Albanese, Christopher Aldrich, Timothy Barletta, Dianne Barzee, William Borland, John Burnam, Kevin Chai, Sanford Clemons, Christopher Coleman, Brian Collins, Joseph Cook, Susan Dobrovech, John Egan, Charles A. Eiholzer, Karl Ellis, Richard Graves, Cassandra Herschkorn, Henry Holm, Lisa Houser, Patricia Keeler, Jeffery Knight, Shayne Kolceski, Rodney Learch, Brian Mielcarski, John Mounteney, Nellie Myers, John Nelson, Dale Neuman, Yvette Prokopiak, Carole Rowe, Patricia Stiles, Curtis Strache, Eric Sweeney, Scott Tily, Patrick Weiner, Deborah Yu, Hi-Joung Van Voolen, Donna All together now, one, two, three -nv -ai Paul, Steve, John and Tim ,V , Matt Bennett R095 Sher C UGHTI THE ACT ROUND JD Teresa Field Heather Taylor Anne Sullivan :M-uwnaaggg 109 K The Sophomore class sold holiday candy in the fall, and plan another fundraiser for the spring to add to their money for the Junior Prom next year. This year they were led by Heather Taylor, Maria Lan- gan, Catherine Stewart and Anne Sulli- van. S JPH. JIU. JR35 3 L- if' 4 :lr ' a l ,B ii Eg.. W g. N' K A Gr' 39 SQ ? J mf-'t 1 lm. 2 N. 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Y CAMERA SHY Armstrong, Mark Barletta, Anthony Barletta, Lisa Berg, Mark Bishop, Alan Brooks, Daneen Carr, Ed Cerra, Joseph Jr. Clark, Victoria Corey, Paul Davis, Konnie Delia, Jacqueline Dettor, Robert Diamond, Arthur Fialkovic, David Gilchrist, Arthur Gluck, Jody Goldberg, Mitchell Grimes, Dwayne Groth, Karl Haskins, Kimberly Homer, Tracy Humeniuk, Timothy Johnson, Edward Jones, Elizabeth Keech, Brian Knapp, Julie Knapp, Patricia Lusignan, Charles Marsh, Timothy Matthews, Maria Moran, Paul Pelligrini, Anthony Quinn, Maura Remais, Jessica Roswick, David Ryder, James Scheftic, George Silverberg, Karen Smith, Michael Snell, David Teller, Charles White, Jeffrey Zgaradzinski, Robe Zimbal, Lawrence rt Tsai, Charles Turner, Paul VanDerWerff, Gerrit Vardan, Sandeep Vasta, Stephanie Verrette, Dennis Viau, Janice Visconti, Ellen Vriesenga, Mark Waterman, Scott Weaver, Sheri Wechsler, Marjorie Wenczl, Miklos West, Amy Whipple, Gary Wilson, Pam Wladis, Alan Wood, Rhonda Young, William Zirbel, Dawn ,ar ve ,g , A' h. ' M '7',.a-5.5! Q. V 1? X' gs' 'QQ A ,S 1 vw-W, ,.,f-un. H JU IORS The Junior Class started out their year by selling magazines to raise money for their prom. The sale was quite a success so all the Juniors are looking forward to attend- ing the dance this spring. The leaders of the class were Liz Breyton, Sam Salloum, Kirsten Thun and Natalie Small. Officers: Liz Breyton, Sam Salloum, Kir sten Thun, Natalie Small f L ,- J, , W' , sb 39 ,L , , W 4,55 KM ft f 'E -5 . A. I , z if 1,39 f 'f' i E X xt , . BW - 4 A f 4 Va. Lx. 4 , 6 rf ,Y ,Q--. .V,.,,, ,M , ff fa- AV k , 1 In . I , J Eh A X V1 .J rw 1 Z lr , 4 y 5. 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Dupree, Ellen Ebersole, John Eiholzer, Todd English, Anne Eschner, Andy Fairbanks, Grace Fialkovic, Dave Fitelson, Susan Fleischer, Barry Fleischman, Jill Fleming, Susan Fox, Brad Freeman, Nancy Gardner, Stacy Gibson, Heidi Ginsky, Jan Glazier, Dan Goode, Pat Goode, Teresa Greene, Stephanie Grevelding, Colleen Griffin, Glenn Grosso, Bob Groth, Lisa Gubman, Dave Hafter, Jeff Hahn, Mike Hanyak, Tracy Harter, Don Havranek, Janice Healy, Aimee Heider, Theresa Heller, Stacey Hemphill, Robin Henley, James Hershkovvitz, Jon Hershkovvitz, Laura Hoogs, Ken lnserra, Frank Jahn, Evan Johnson, Lynne Kameny, David Katz, Janice Keib, Mary Kendrat, Carl Kerestedjian, Lisa Kinsey, Flora Kitromilis, Maria Klink, Steve I ....... ul! r .y I f- rf ,, . xy v V Kx ,, X ' , f ilill Y I X' ffl' E 1 ll 6 Korte, Cindy Lagua, Carina LaPiana, Julie Lasky, Barry Lawler, Jill 2 ix ! 1 ,J ll Heidi Ahrens Homecoming 1 l n Rexx sg ANN In ' 7. is .. - .Z Q, H 9' i 1 .. 4 ..a I. W2 . 5 A 6' . -1- L. m.r are L- I .. , -5 ' Q its A Lawless, John Leak, Matt Lee, David Lehrman, James Leiker, Natalie Lemons, Laura-Todd Lenihan, Mary Anne Lesser, Lori Levinson, Bruce Levinson, Eric Lewin, Sheryl Lichtblau, Eric Lietzke, Lynnette Linscheer, Bob Little, Bill Liu, Joyce Luke, Melissa Lux, John Mahshie, Jason Mahshie, Jerald I Doug Collum Matt Millan and Bob Grosso enjoy the spirit of the day. Maio, Kathy Makhuli, Christine Mallan, Shawn Manheim, Michael Mantle, Steve Marcus, Bob Markley, Christy Marko, John Mathis, James McCarthy, Colleen McGee, Mike McKinnon, Kelly Mehta, Kershaw Meltzer, Dawn Meltzer, Judith glisiii Sa, ' y S1 5 Z fs f Q Meyers, David Middleton, Bob Miesch, Tammy Millan, Matt K Q T is l Q 3, x A I 531332. .S ga V . t . .5 ' f Q i ' L 3. su l :Av 'Y' K 'J-5 4' if 52524 25 ' A . get ' 14232 5 Ki X i ,- -1 iw H . if K .I .ze f if 'Mi 4 .ar 5' 3 x Q, . N - K - M tr 1- -li f ,Q- R 4 L i :W y cb N ' .. Kasey Matthews, Judy Meltzer, Glen Griffeth and Jenny Crocker. X as iljqe ee Miller, Geoffrey Modesti, Christian Moran, Scott Moskal, Karen Mueller, Michael Muller, Deborah Mylon, Steven Naistadt, Sara-Ann Nevid, Eric Newton, Peter Nightingale, Tammy Nixdorf, John Nyland, Andy O'Donnell, Judy O,Donnell, Michael Oliva, Cindi Osborn Ann Palatino, Paul Palumbo, Cindy Pandelly, Lisa Paul, Douglas Pellman, Mark Penney, Naomi Perry, Gillian Pinsky, Lauren Pool, Charles Diane Saunders, Kathy Maio, and Kelly Cody Port, Karen Pradhan, Shrila Prucha, Anne Radoane, Kim Randall, John Rasmussen, Betsy Rayfield, Tammra Rea, Todd Reichel, Howard Renaud, Bob Reynolds, Matt Roberts, Lee Q' 1 D , iv. L, K, K i , ' ' mg. .ff-A 3 , 'fy -L -Y 1' 41 -, - ix. l lm ,X Marc Weinberger Rosenfeld, Laura Royce, Dan Sachs, Lisa Salloum, Sami Saunders, Carol Saunders, Diane 4 , W v X 4 I Y ,- ei' l , K bffill HK V. 4, r 1 Q X A . lll ! I' as v,, ,W - A X as ..- 7 2 gigfisfgiii Q ... 1 L is Q Schmuckler, Adam Schotz, Carol 5 a . Schroder, Cortland Schwartz, Betsy Schwartz, Robert V Schwedes, Scott , s i - 4 if x li- ' . Q - ,. .E X tx A X ,zmvtg :N v Q ' ag ' E' v- mg 17- A all ' V Stone, Tim A Stopher, Deborah A :W , :fm 1 at K I ig - Strickland, Holly Thun, Kirsten 'S gx ,xv Tingiris, Pam Tkatschow, Irene x be John Aubry - -?, . s , 1 if X F' f ,,, Scibilia, Frank Seidner, Jack Shane, Janet Sher, Roger Simonetta, Lisa Small, Natalie Smedley, Lauren Smith, Andrea Snell, David Speer, Kati Stockman, Michael Stone, Jeff ,,,, ,,tt Wi , l 13 MMLA7 ,. ,sate--JN. ,,..,...-M-wi ,. N. , Touchette, Marc Tout, Mary Jo V . Mm' Tsai, Eugene i by t 'P at or Tyler, Brett it ,',, :ia ' ' W ' as 1 1 i'-4-W Vanriper, Richard QQ , 1 5 ,Y . Ia Qt., . i ' 3 In i I . 7,1 , Cf- , 3 Vt. J Vargo, John i Walter, Tom Walters, Steve I 'V .Q ,. , Watkins, Rebecca wr' Watson, Gregg A W if ll .- 4 4 Z X l if I 5: 4'1 L trr' iii t its if Becca Watkins Frank lnserra Weinberger, Marc , Weiner, Ruth 35 H .un Williamson, Dean 'r '2 , fl .. .. Winfield, Ann 'i' Y ' 6- U Worden, Andy -4 J 1, XX 1 it Ra r Yaffie, Sue ':7l':l ' Yoffa, Jill Young, David Young, Richard Ziegler, Susan 'la ki ., ' '. A' 'Q ' - .. 'R s lg -,,k Vx ,1 vi , CAMERA SHY Allen, Ericka Allen, William Barzee, Frances Biggs, Mark Ahrens, Heidi Brovver, Richard Carguello, Linda Carroll, David Clemons, Christine Cook, Robert Curtis, Steven Drake, James Eich, Douglas Ellis, Elaine Ellis, Karen Felicia, Jerald Fischer, Randee Fishman, Jon Garvey, John Gibson, Martin Glazier, Daniel Glezen, Pricilla Golding, David Goss, Stephanie Grocott, Anthony Hall, Michael Hamm, Karen Hanselman, Mark Harp, Linda Hartzog, Lee Hamton, Tracy Johnson, Renee Koeritz, Christopher Lovas, John Lyubinski, Allen McCauley, Shannon McCoy, Graham McKnight, David McEligot, Mark Megargee, Lee Meyer, Beth Moade, Ray Moran, Colleen Muench, Paul Mancini, Meredith Mulvihill, Michael Newsom, John Papineau, Joseph Paul, Michael Pease, Christopher Potter, Stephen Quinn, Teresa Ray, Valerie Rothschild, Laura Russell, Michael Scheftic, George Siegel, Thomas Stratz, Kerstin Sullivan, Bridget Taysavana, Chanh Tuck, Virginia SENIOR CA DIDS MOST INVOLVED: Georgia Plavocos and Bill Moran Y ----lv-n-f 1 134 MOST FRIENDLY: Kevin Frank and Mary Sipple We're just friends . . , MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Claude Modesti and Jenny Kagan S r' V - f..- 4 A . I WX Seniors enjoy the annual Senior Dress Up Day fry ,Q 4 N if k r 3 i fi' 'fe .J Leslie Buchanan, Rob Rosenblum and Mary Thresh alias The Muppets Sue Hayman checks out the sights. 135 Wy Q, v..g 'f'q ,wr DQQMblH, BlIfhdHiil1 . .a 3,4 ff: ' WJ. , fm, .k L.,.Wk K ,V Beyond all control, the class of 1982 took a walk on the wild side. The state of mind of the JD senior had become undeniably altered Many new and wonder- ful things began to happen to the seniors that was just too much to handle' Certainly being able to go out to lunch legally had to be among the biggest thrills of the JD experience! Many seniors found a new sence of pride when they were able to let it bleed on the day of the Bloodmobile, Tha advent of the 'night license' ran wild like plague through the class of '82, Living after midnite . . . l got my Sheriffs ID! or better known as the 18th birthdayg seniors just had it made in the shade. Many seniors found happiness when they went to dance to Mick Jagger gl Company in November, noted one teary-eyed senior after the concert, lt brought back memories of homeroom announce- ments , . i' But as the glow of the Stones and Christmas vacation faded, many seniors came down with the English paper-college application-midterm blues. Mid year mania had stricken the JD senior. Gone the days of yesterday when seniors saluted the teachers. carried 3 sharpened pencils to each class and yelled Encore ' after the pledge of alle- giance The class of '82 went crazy and it all hap- pened so fast! Lifelong preps were seen wearing Grateful Dead t-shirts, certain National Honor Soci- ety students were observed asking their lockers about last nights homework assignment and even some athletes started bringing their teddy bears to after school practice. Totally bewildered and con- fused, the graduating class had become slightly al- tered, Lisa Sampson 'H A 4. v.,fNf5,f1:w 1 ,. K af f 'K . 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L, -' K ' 'K . ,,,,,,...,f ,,,,. ,W WM .- N . 4, . -. . .N-,Ww.fw'ff-h-W ' X N - -H V ..LIW, A i iiigrg 1 TER ,,,,,,........-me-w .M ISA Greg, Chai, Mary Ann, KTIS, Sue and Georgia 1,1 li Amy Barnett 'Z 'Lf J E! 'W' ...ol 139 Judy Honig, Mrs. Horowich, Missy Good Members of the Jackson Five 'Q-.,,wN Nixon 3 Let me make this perfectly clear Senior marching band Mary Thresh, Leslie Buchanan and Jeff Blumin and Nick Abco Rob Rosenblum go under cover 'Mm Margaret Mollica, Colleen Hayes and Scott Reeves fn lei Q ,ffxii i-'41 1 ,, Q Sue Druyanoff rw' - 'W W! Mary Durgin Ellen Cargo dodges killer shuttlecock ,,,. .ww Leslie Buchanan and Rob Rosenbloom lb M 1.2. '32 5' Y -Q12 '4,,1:4,f 3. ,.-'1 4 A SL- mag ,ruin 3-LL 33 Robyn Schwartz and Dorrie Shaul Jim, Rich, Chris, Mark, Pat and Don SENIOR OFFICERS Jeff Blumin, treasurerg Heidi Cheris, presidentg Claude Modesti, vice president The senior class of 1982 took a vacation this year. With an overflowing piggy bank the seniors were all set for the big bash at the end of the year. With the help of Mr. Stopher it was just a matter of organizing the finale. With the slogan We bad and the superior marching band the senior class dominated homecoming. The bloodmobile was a big success due to donations of precious senior blood. What a long, strange trip it has been. Mary Kay Frank, secretary X J f mm, 24:2 A 6 ' M Q A W f X g L fix 9 nr - 24 , I 'mp nv ms AL.. JOHN ALBANESE Chuck , Ski Club '79, '80, V wo- menfher snowbanks, Porky, Buckwheat, LM you Freshman, wigman, Burger King, wfNA, LM, LB you're too phys- ical, AK from JA, JM, JM, SH . . . college. STEPHANIE S. APPLE Stephie , Cortez the Killer and Howdy Doody and Kiddie City, Hoy Vayl, Toot Toot: lt's Beneficial, once a good friend, always a good friend . . , college and Golden Rd to unlimited devotion, BALJIT S. BAL Bert , NHS, French Club, Rambler, Beatnicks, cars in math, biology good times, Ramble On, English quaaludes, deep thoughts wfFitz . . . college and medicine, FRANK J. ALBINO Franko , Ski Club, skating at the ramp. 24 OZ, Dead End Street, Cape Cod Summers, college, then off to California. MICHAEL DA VID AUSTIN Spike , AEX-VP, OZ treas, Unidilla '79, Road Trips to Dead, Stones '80, 81, Lit- tle Feat, Sr. Snow Removal, farm out groovy and solid . , . succeed in what- ever. BRUCE JOSEPH BANAC Mr. Bruce , Frosh-JV F'ball, 3 yrs V Track, 2 yrs CYO B'ball, AEX, Dead End, lke's Place, The Fort, Fireplace, Mean Homegrown, woodshop . . . Mor- risville College we rl DA VID ALOISE Stretch , 4 yrs football, 3 yrs b'ball, Key Club, 923-81, JP, SB 82 wfTam . , . college, FLWTA, sand'n'sunshine, 'ff-star KAREN J. AXENFELD KarKar - WT , M.M. Syndrome, All those visits , 6th Pd Staretime, cooking, Maggie's , '81 Grad Parties, Mar: Many thanks, much love, coo-coo , co- bra signing off, window-sill recitals - 50 yrs . , . college, Ft, Lauderdale and dust- ing. AMY .L BARNETT Berman, V Sleeping, NHS, Chorus, band, Spectrum, musicals, Fourtune , NYC, All-State Choir, wallowing in self- pity, Fireside chats , Manic depression House of Berman Prop., Life, i MARY BARBARA BARROWS Sugaye , messing around wfeveryone. Springfield Gardens and Boston, going off , wand everything , '76-81 , A-V Club, Youth Leadership Development, Agway Data Processing . . . attend busi- ness school and travel, SANDRA LYNNE HEX Bertie , cruising wfKC, MC, GC, and Mom, will always remember going out for ice cream . , keeping up w ,f KC and MC, maybe college. BRIAN ELLIOTT BLACK 3 yrs high school, NAIMUN-METMUNC, PAC, Yearbook, NYSSMA, All-State, Rambler. 24 musicals, Encampment 1981, MANIFEST Executive editor, Choir V-P . . journalism and citizenship studies. JEFFREY A. BASTEDO Baste , V, JV soccer, l.BJ's wfLeo, Piquet's parties, skiing, the couch at Pi- quet's, Molly Hatchet, 5th lunch w ,i Moo- sehead, JP w,!AE, college and landscape architecture. CYNTHIA A. BISHOP Hanging around with Elaine and Sandy, spending time w,,iEric, college, working wfpeople, marriage, good times with friends, parties at my house, special times, frisbee. JEFFREY LAURENCE BLUMIN T-T , 4 yrs F'ball, l.aX, T-T and the C- T's, Dick Butktisn, Oklahomal, step brother Benny, great Beanee caper, a night w Stella in Rachacha tardiness and communications. DIANE ELAINE BECKER DiDi , will always remember the ob- noxious times wfdrat, having a high time and living the good life at the Dead con- certs, Jim Morrison, and everyone was hanging out . , college. DANIELLE BIVIANO Skiing, poptarts, wfR, H, A, Dead, Stones '81, Abby unions, SWJ, Jacks. Honda, champagne w,fAbby, falling with Carol, Yoda, college and good times! TIMOTHY M. BOLAND MT-Bird , Football, LaX, V letter in f'ball, LaX, run-ins wfTQ, good times at SU and Lab wfBJB . . . college, party and rich. i TRA CE Y BORNSTEIN Frisbee, biking, NHS, VP Jr Pro Art, piano lChopin to Steely Danl, Yearbook, art, accompanist-chorus, ensemble, NYSSMA, Forum, Rambler, Explorers, thousand and one shows, college music minor. JOSEPH .L BROMKA Joe , 1 yr football, 4 yrs b'ball, 3 yrs soccer, Competition Freestyle Skiing, Jazz Ensemble, Brass Choir, MNB Club, many pranks, Boy Scouts, biking, bowl- ing , . , Joe will be off to SU restruction. Q Michele Mielcarski Andy Wang and Doug Rabuzzi Sue Druyanoff, Adam Vural, Beth Galletta, Mary Supple and Tracy Cincotta iso JEFFREY D. BROWN J.B. , Frosh hoops, Frosh and JV soc- cer, JV golf, tennis, concerts wfJeff, Las Vegas, Florida and a nice car . . . college and career in hotel administration. PATRICK JAMES BROWN Rodrigue , Ski Club WXJM, JPftimes wfDeanna, Field WXSB, KM, DH, PH, Deruyter Nights, other side wfPhyllis, Sue, Kathy, Lynn, best times wfSusan . . , college and pro-chef. , ,i DEBORAH ANN BUCHANAN i'Debbie , 4 yrs V swimming, 2 yrs V B gymnastics, NHS, DSC, b,b.'s wfJanice, swim team boys', Chris and Patty, sectional champs, record '79, Dal- las, OO-LA'LA , soaps , 4 . engineering, medicine, millionairess. x' V., ,if S is .LZ Wf:.'i'9' Mr, Bucci, Andy Lux, Tina DeFeo, Stephanie Apple, Jeff Shapiro Dollar ! Bill Moran and David Lieberman if Leslie Buchanan 11- i . -,Eg my Qwnxu-1. .1 vw. uri! fm' LESLIE RUTH BUCHANAN Not Mary, Leslie! , NHS, band, co- Pres Chorus, yearbook, House of Ber- man, Girls' Ensemble, Rocky H, General Enjoyment in Botswana wfNancy, JR and Mer . 4 . travel with James E. Strait shows. LISA MARIE BURNS LB , V archery 10, 11, TAV at CIMH, massive quantities of Yankee baseball, dreams of Bucky . . , membership in the 10-gallon Club, college. JOHNA THON MICHAEL CAHILL Skinny , 4 yrs f'ball, 2 yrs baseball, CYO basketball, good times at Darian Lake Fun Country, Johnny be good , with the guys I love . . . fame and for- tune. ALAN BUCK WENDY BURNS Frosh cheerleading, Sub-Deb social chm., JP wfTY, JP wfKevin, sit down, be quiet, and don't move! , where's the other half of trouble? , The Who 80 , . . college and spend time with John. ELLEN ANNE CARGO 'LGrow with Life or it will grow without you. 'ra BRADLEY BUCK Brad , Unidilla 80-81, lke's Place, Der- uyter Lake, Raquette Lake, get wild, PBR's, 12f7f79, good times wfCheryl and many more, 9th grade moving . . . college, start a business. WENDY LYNN BURTON 3 yrs volleyball, 3 yrs basketball, good times at Myrtle Beach Eastertime , . . college. ELIZABETH HOLLIS CARNCROSS Janis , Summer '78 Quinnford's gin, Skan, cruising wfSmot, Skunk, Stones, Rob's,' Buffalo '81, Peace, dreams, roses, 'Never the same love twice , Grateful Dead forever! James D. CARROLL Cross Country 4 yrs, track 4 yrs., NYC, NPC . . . college, veterinarian JONATHAN T. CHAI ESQ , SSYO, Stratford, Saratoga '81, All-Eastern, NHS, Analyzing Yes, Hei- liger Dankesang, et al, A the greatest musical phenomena, dandestine meet- ings of D.G.C. . . now to figure out where l'm going . . . l HEIDI L YN cmsms No distance of place or lapse of time can lessen the friendship of those who are thoroughly persuaded of each oth- er's worth, Q5- v BRyAN CELANO WAYNE S. CHAET HSUXH, gymnastics, Genesis, Aiybomey 2 yrs V baseball, Ski Club 10th grade Moby Dick, They're not tired yet, College- Blee , Thanks for the light show Leo and Tex, Hlt's this year, Jaws . . , com- puter for money, then music. BEST LOOKING Sue Druyanoff and Greg Ripich GARY FRANCIS CICIRIELLO Mouse , sec AEX, Leatherhead Soci- ety, DK, JP, wfLori, good times wfBeth, Tower wfFran, Jaws, Dead, Zappa concerts . . . such a long time to be gone and a short time to be there. Nancy Adams wif G .fem TRACY MARIE CINCOTTA Trace , JV and V cheerleading wfJen 'iShari wfme from Cold Duck to Air- borne , chalet, wine, the 'hole night' TC3, bebe friends, Sandeep-Jage . . college and Lar by me always. KARIN MICHELLE CLARK Clarkie , great times wfSandy, cruis- ing, always remember going for ice cream . , . keeping up with SB, someday marriage - college? TERRI L. CLAY Soccer '79, hanging partner Vikki, par- ties, having fun, attending business school or college computer program- ming, will succeed and you know that . PATRICK STEPHEN CODY Fatman , Abuser 33 , 7 yrs f'ball, 3 yrs wrestling, 4 yrs track, 12 yrs skiing, pumping iron , Let's hang , cruise at night in the 'Yellow Pinto', abuse people on the road . . . college. l MARY JO COMERFORD MJ , cheering 1-4, Skiing, track, stu- dent senate, Key Club, Ski Club, NHS, art, Nantucket summers, JR, LB + MM - 4 , BEAG, Jon, Killington , . . JTR, college, to the top. l JOAN CONSIDINE NHS, FTA, Skippy, Biff and Chip, PVC too Lisal, Nan, he's an eight, where's the shopping cart?, on the beach . . . college, MATTHEW A. COYNE Sir SK , teacher Dodging, free riders, Defender, Time wfKim , . . professional bounty hunter. ORLY CONLEY V Cross-Country 78, 80, 81, Spring track 79-82, Junior high swim 78, 79, Syracuse Charger, NP Club, Yearbook 80, 81 . . . college, travel, and running the big one! 12513, ROBERT H. COOK 'iCookie , f'ball 5, LaX 2, baseball W, boxing, Kip, John, Frank, Bill since 6th, cabin parties, California here l come, ll ain't easyi, saraan, more times with Kip and Poops. JEFF CRAIG Little Bear , Dead and Virginia with Leo, Hermans Glen with Tex, Genesis, Dick Cavett, Cul-de-Sac, median dining, Airborne, llq, New Years, Todd seven times, waiting for the sun . STUART B. CONNELLY P.A.C. VP, The Shop, Rush, RCR Pro- ductions, NYC, CHRUNOS, l am not a coat , Atlantic City, Letterman, white collar crime, lt's a new car! ,.., Ne- whouse at SU. JERIL YNN ANN COOKE Jeri , swimming, Margaret Ave, ADW, JP with Bob, summer '81, feelings and desires so confused, trying hard to win at a game we seem to lose. l JOHN PA mick DAL Y Abuser , 3V Soccer wfMr, Smiles and Sunshine, sectionals 79!, JV wrestling, NHS, SS, J Class T, lV's wfD5W, Pinto cruising, jumping, fishing, slushes, Tup- perware, multiple injury and illness ,... save the modern world, MARK ALLAN DECKER V Stage Work, evaluation center, Psy- cho-Pong, Spectrum, North Cafeteria 5th Pd, lighting director, chorus heckler, A+ NYSSMA, All-State, OK, Carousel, Anything Goes, Jubilation . . , BS degree computer engineering, aerospace. iiii ,loll I 'K CHRISTINA MARIE DEFEO Big T , soccer 320 2 yrs, JV 2 yrs, b'ball JV, softball Frosh, JV, ex-DK member 1 yr, FTA, good times wftludi . . . Lemoyne College, Law. MARION JEAN DELAUBENFELS Important missions wfDonsonjy, Dr. Ca' pone Fan Club, walking in sunshine to school, trying to pretend l'm not a JDHS student, plan to be a hall monitor. f , ,,,w,,,,ff,,,,, Tammy Newman and Canan Mimaroglu Heidi Cheris and Beth Galletta Lisa Markley .-Aw cr-mls mvf DEROC1-ms ALAN DIAMOND SIGNE DIE TRICHSON DeRoche , 3 yrs V soccer, 2 yrs volley- Brat, Boss, Lox+ Bagels, Midnight Auto, Hold faSf to dreams: f0Y if Clfeams die ball, 3 yrs softball, 1 month cheerlead- Midnight Stride-Rite, tired Saturdays, Life is 5 bf0k9n'Win99d bird that Cannot ing, Kevin's basement, l see a vision , flvf' Reject 8 , What are training rules? surviving outing club . . . college, dental. 1 DEBORAH D. DIX MICHAEL DOBROVECH Debbie , Frosh softball, skiing, Green Lakes, 3 SM's, ex-DK member, DK, JP, SB '81, Letting the good times roll , Can I hold your hand under water? , . . go to college in Florida and forever with PAUL DOHERTY Marvin , The Trend, Freedom of choice is what you've got , Freedom from choice is what you want , Keith Moon, Vonnegut Jr., Dungeons and Dragons . . . another record, world tour, Eric. 2, 2, 1984? KIREN DOSANJH SUSAN DRUYANOFF MATTHEW DA VID DUB Y Kireen! , Let the gun ghing ,3 Smile DF , 4 yrs V-ballet, 4 yrs Key Club, VP Beaver , 5 yrs football, 4 yrs laX, JP your way , Coynell Summer, Dramatic '79, Lt. Gov. 80-82, JP '79, '81, Terry, wfBridget . . Law enforcement Arts contest, NHS, commendation let- NYC- Bloomies, mp WXSP, Disco, C615- ter, float building . . . college and law. kills, ffesh W Wfl-F500 and my D059 . . college and Broadway! JOHN FITZGERALD DUELL Herb , . . to go to work and get an apartment ELIZABETH ANN DUPREE Beth , snow and H20 skiing, Wellesley lsland summers, The Baboon Rider, Kathy, Liz and Chris, respecting yourself in French, the out to lunch bunch, uno, yo ,... on to college MARY V. DURGIN The Wife , track 4 yrs, indoor 3 yrs, x- country 2 yrs, V tennis 1 yr, O Hawa Marathon, ESG wfEllen C81 Juniorl, DKS, JPs, SB wfDave, skiing in NH wfSue, JD Day '81, SCUBA in Mexico, Cape Cod, sailing at Caz . . biological science Jim Verzino Jeff Blumin, Heidi Cheris, Mike Nickles JOHN G. EBERLE La, skiing and tennis wfBud, Edwards, good times in Big Green Machine! mid- night rendez-vous, helicopters WXSC pool hoppin, Maggies, and Cape Cod . . college and a successful business RICHARD DA VID FARR Dick Little , Golf, Baball, The Beenie Bunch, the Council, Mush Duke! 20th birthday,,GSG, Stones in Buffalo, High Standards . . 10 to 20 carefree years of college LISA BETH FARRELL While the fire lights aglow, Strange shadows from the flames will grow, Till things we've never seen will seem famil- iar. -GD DEBORAH EDSTROM S TE VE ANTHONY EIHOLZER Fozzie Bear , AV, DECC, Spectrum, OKLAHOMA, Syracuse Cable, WCNY, 1982 show, Well, fine! , , TVfRadio communication career and pre-law study CLASS CLOWNS Dave Lieberman and Chris Derochie 4 K JW? STEVEN F. FERRARA Steve , frosh, JV and V soccer, pho- tography, Action Group, likes hockey, Beatles, Who and Skynard, Bio 4th WXTGB, SPLHCB, l'm a pepper, pinball wizard, July 4th, Beatnickl Just a crazy Italian , , mechanical engineering LAURA I-'ISS 160 Mary Jo Comerford fm-f ,, Q, ,,.,, ..,,, KRISTIN MARIE FITZGERALD Fitz , 5 yrs diving, BK, pillow feet, RJ's, Wegman's, ark, p-mobile, Gore Mt, Gertie, cast parties, NYC, slate ll, bans dananna, median dining, Becket, Cape Cod, JT, ding-sorry Coll . . AFS? WILLIAM J. FITZPA TRICK Don Carlos , 4 yrs V indoor and spring track, NHS, talent show '81 and '82, Ramble on! , heavy philosophy wfTej, THANK GOD FOR WEEKENDSV' . . college-possible career in medicine CHRIS FONDY frisbee, archery, cycling, tennis, piano, JPA, six shows lon both sides of the spotlightl, chorus, Rambler, APL pro- gramming, diverse and bizarre doodles, music: Bach, Beethoven, Rush . . chemis- try andf or computers in college, music Wvnf LAURA ELLEN FOWLER Little Laura , long talks wfCaryn, Cos- mic Charlie, The Dead in Rochester, The Stones in concert, The Tower, POA playing wfthe janitors, JP wfAndy, 4NNOB, special times wfTommy . . plans to be happy MATTHEW JOHN FOWLER AEX, 666 is no longer alone. gf' EVELYN FOX 'lEvviey', swim team '79, Waterskiing snowskiing, summers at Tully, Cape Cod, Tab, tea and corn muffins, friends, Fall, sunsets, hard times and good times, the future belongs to those who dare . . college Y ROCHELLE BETH FOX Shelly , V volleyball, French club, se- lect chorus, NHS, USY, Carousel , Anything Goes , composing music, singing at bonfire, Forum , great times wffriends, PB and JT, slumber parties at HC l Brenda j, . . college and medi- cine JILL I. FREEDMAN V tennis, Key Club, soph class VP, Jr class sec, NHS, TYCON and conclaves, summers at CSL wfDino and Tamtams, . college and a successful career in what- ever l choose A it ,JJ A 2 K 'V 'lf L ' E 'J' TAMORA I. GALLAGHER Tammy , 4 yrs V-soccer, volleyball, track, reject team, clambake at Dero- chie's, New Years Eve, SB '81, pigouts with Jules, Muns, and Deroch, Hallow- een, road trip action . . future includes medicine KEVIN THOMAS FRANK Pup , basketball, National Honors, Re- members '79 wfStoph, who's basement, the tower, DC, clambake, fastbreak, Euker, toga, coug, pup, Wats, JP, cast off, certain friends and times . . college ANNE FREY skiing, volleyball, House borrowing, Su- gar Mtn, Tunisia '81, 'LThe Arc , RJ's, median dining, Fog mat, Viva Zimbabwe, Sweet 16, all-nighters, slate Jill, party squad-Pete, . . University of Guam ELIZABETH E. GALLE TTA You give but little when you give your possesions. lt is when you give of your- self that you truly give. -Kahlil Gibran MARY KA THERINE FRANK Mary Kay , Key Club, Sr. Class sec., Pep Club, James Taylor, Southside and the Jukes, the boss, good times wfML and NN, What's packaging? 1142, cuzzes . . packaging engineer. MARC FROMM Redneck Mother , soccer, Eleven Q Club, Bogecia vic, brown French toast, Wolfpack, Ravi Shankar, What is this wolf? , one club golf, Rodney, Sunshine Daydream, Hey nowl , brownies, lover . . follow the boys KRISTIN MARIE GARBINSKI Garbo , cheerleading, softball, gymnas- tics, French, Pep and Key Club, football marching band, Mod Squad, fast break, Agent Orange-Huc-A-Nar Division, The Zone, GOOD FRIENDS . . college Mike Nickles: Demonstrates the effects of super glue, Signe Dietrichson says Come up to the lab and see what's on the slab. , A V r fa , ' ' ' 1 1 ' ,, M5 fi ,MW 4 I ,. ,, , ' ' 1 ' '55, if , , ff-.---.--...-.1 'QSLQQ , ,,, 3 f X NH- .K ,, F' lr! . ' ' sf, ,mg N 1 ivfggffm , gl Y MELODY ANN GA YLORD Mell , swimming, horses, camping, good times at the Rocky Road, special memories wfRay, getting rowdy wfToad, Deb, Patti B, Bull 4 . mar- riage, working, living it up, ,f ' . i1 .ils DONNA M. GENTILE Degg , 1 yr V soccer, 3 yrs V b'ball, V softball, jockettel, Yearbook, England '81, New York, London, Paris , bou- lette, segg's side kick, 4-4 , wandering J and G, Tacos! . . college and business, SUZANNE LENORE GERMAIN Sue , V track, NHS, Key Club, Pep Club, yearbook, skiing wfJudi, letter- women , University of Guam, breakfast wfM and J, special times wfAndy fHomecoming weekend, jellybeans, sun- ny walksl . . medicine. l 163 LORI ANN GLIELMI Lor , good times with Smitty's, Beely and DM, parties in Southwood, The Stones . . college then cosmetology. ROBERT GO YER TYRONE GREER ' JAY GOLDBERG Jaybird , DECCfSyracuse Cable TV, lunch club . . sleep late, win free french fries at Burger King and then go to col- lege. DEANNA LYNNE GRANA TO Banana , JC, lt's not gossip if we pray, Jason, my lush, chocolate ice cream cones, but anyways . . . l understand all that, I love what?, l'll hold my breath , . Elim Fun Forever. BETH ANNE GREGG Archery team 4 yrs, Political Affairs Club, NAIMUN 16, 17, Youth Fellow- ship treasurer, church choir, church board, D and D, Unicorns, Jim, Sci-Fi . . college for occupational therapy, regis- tered OT. l l MELISSA J. GOOD Missy , good times wfKrazy Karen, chill out you ole choke, Burger KingfMo- bil wf Fran - for sure, wfSheryl in Bridgeport, Seger, doing it up right - Sike Yes! PA UL GREENFIELD 3 yrs baseball 12 yrs VJ, hockey, likes: Beatles, Gallagher, Stones, Tiegs, Ra- mones, Ladd, Dislikes: scratched re- cords, cold weather, Hicks . . college travel. u MITZI ANN GRE VELDING Mitz , fond memories of Earl, good times wfTracy in English and typing, had fun wfLiz summer of '81 . . going to college in Pittsburgh for airline and trav- el. SUSAN W. GUBMAN Sue , Competitive Roller-Skater - NE Rollerdance champ 1979 and 1980, NCSY VPP, Computer Explorer Post, Language Fair, Wizard of Oz, USY Israel Pilgrimage, Weizmann lnstitute lnt'l sum- mer Science Program . . college and an exciting life, SHARI LYNN HALL V track, NHS, musicals: Rizzo , Ado Annie , Cold Duck to Airborne, l Love Ya Tracel, Key Club, Fortune , stu- dent gov't, Bowman wfJenny, Pre-Med . . Musical Theatre, International Rela- tions. WENDY KARLA HAPPEK Wendy the good little witch , Latin Club, Wargaming, rock collecting, as- tronomy, chorus, Rennaissance Faire, ERT . . MIT, skulking, society for cre- ative anachronism. Kris Garbinsky and Jenny Kagan Wgvy T gybyg, 1 4 i Craig, Sue, Colleen, and Canan ,ww 541741. LORI A. HA WKE 3 yrs 10-S, Sometimes I lie awake at night and wonder where my life will lead me, waiting to pass under sleep's dark and silent gate , JP wfGC, KP - Only good memories last . . college. DANIEL C. HEALY Heal's , f'ball, laX, b'ball, Dead shows Rochester and Syracuse, Feet and Brags 10f16f81, a long life of partin, last call at the Hotel . . plan to go into computer science. SHERYL HICKMAN Sheri , tennis, baseball, skating, skiing, good times wfBrenda and Lynda, May '80, hot fudge sundaes wfo wh. cre . . business major. COLLEEN MARY HA YES Cheerleading, track, skiing, Pep, Key Club, You 4B's , JT wfCP, Sandy, Ned, CB and Chem wfdummy, JP '81, AFBFB, Sugar Mt., l'l'll sit in front . . college, elem. ed. JENNI LYNNE HEFFERNAN Toad , Little Scutter , great times wf Gang, SMURF , beautiful memo- ries and special times wfDale, meaning- ful talks with MA . . a long and happy future wfDale, law enforcement. RICHARD WAYNE HILL Dick Pryor , f'ball, hoops, baseball, Key Club, Stage Coach Club, I came, the Hatter wfRicky T., laughathons, Red Ram Citrus society lPresl . . collecting garbage for T-T's Dad, SUSAN L. HA YMAN Segg , stats JVXV s'ball, E-10 , Ell- ington's b'ball mgr, Right?, Degg's side- kick, WJ and G , Key Club, Yearbook biznes mgr, Oscar-Starsky, England '81, Neva forgetcha V , Graph! . . college and freedom. RONALD L. HEFFERNAN Heffy , J'Ville Fire Dept., good times at cabin wfJK, BD, JJ, TK, work at ARCO, Hotel, hunting, snowmobiling wfBD, last call at the Hotel, school's out . . trucking. KAREN LEE HOFF Big Red , good times wfLittle Missy and my lady Franl, Yo what's upl, Sandi and l dancing the night away at Bugg- siesl, NC wfKaren, Bill, always and for- ever , . doing it up right - sike! ERIC HOFFMAN Eraserhead , partying wffriends, nights at Beefies house, weekends at Le- moyne College Reservoir, playing guitar wffriends, college and then work. DIANE HOTALING STACEY L. HYDE 4 yrs V swimming, Frosh cheerleader, JV soccer, Sub Deb, Vermont, Maine '81, JP, DK, '81, 1f13f79 wfTom, the Dead and Bio wfJoe and Alice . . college and future with Tom. ROBERT HOFFMAN Bob , frosh baseball, good times wfMary-Jane and friends, celebrating the lizard, Buffalo '81 . . college, explor- ing the bounds of reality. GAIL L. HOUGHTALEN Jump , 4 yrs b'ball, JV v'ball, Post 164, EPA WXJCG, Stage Crew, mouth- wash and fire alarms, Sandlake '81, Sa- battis and the Guys, good times wfHop and Skip, Summer '80 and '81 . . on to college, R. DOUGLAS INMAN Ginman , 2 yrs f'ball, 1 yr track, get- ting nuts at Unadilla, hanging out at Drumlins hill, working , . go to college and then open a store, JUDITH LYNNE HONIG Judi , DK-depledge, good times wfspecial friends, l'm so mad! , G Hills wfCarol . . college, owning a clothing store. WILLIAM HUMPLEBY 2 yrs f'ball, 4 yrs baseball, heliocopters wfSC, Cape Cod, where dead people live, midnight rendezvous, JDGS . . a future at the Y. PATRICIA MARIE INSERRA Patty , Upstate EP, Candy Striping, 4H etc., soaps, fun teasing MJT, JB, JG, RH, betting wfLR, fun times wfChris, Debbie, Dorrie, YNW , the bus stop gang . . college and becoming rich. ROBERT JA WORSKI L'Bob , Dead Shows, the Tower, the cel- lar, Feed your head , A band beyond description , DK, '81, always something wfFran and Mouse, I-le's gone and nothin's gonna bring him back . . med schools, Texas. KARIN ELISABE TH JENKELEIT 'lJenk , 4 yrs cheerleading, track, Key Club, JP WXMB, SB wfMB, screaming down halls, Fog mat, un viva Zimbabwe, talks with MJ, BD, ML before V f'ball games . . college, AVIVA JEZEH Ajiza-Viver , throwing paper airplanes, swimming, gossiping, piano, French Club, Latin Club, Hebrew high, chorusl, Anything Goes, accomp for Twenties and for chorus , , law and music. .ma HU' , MARIANA JIMENEZ Chucha , Rotary Foreign Exchange student from Chile. RANDOLPH GERARD JOHNSON 'lMandingo , 1 yr f'ball sideliner, 1 yr Frosh b'ball lvets high schooll, Stage Coach Club, cruisin' wfWayne and Tim in Heavy Metal , talking to my best friend for hours , . Jr college and com- munications. Q! TIMOTHY JOHNSON l'Timothy O'Leary , ALEX, herb in Dale Society, Big Blue Cadillac, Trips to the Dot, OZ?, Dan give me a twenty , snowstorm of the summer of '81, MARIA JUBINVILLE Twinner 2 , 4 yrs soccer, b'ball and softball 418, poems wfJelly, one way streets in the bomb, Q and Qs?, street games, good times wfall my friends esp. KP . . college. SUSAN JUBINVILLE 'l'winner1 ,4 yrs soccer, 4 yrs b'hall, 4 yrs softball, skiing, fun times wfmy friends, extra meatball sandwiches for Lim . . sports and college: business acl- ministration. Lisa Sampson Diane Rooney 1 7 0 JENNIFER ELLEN KAGAN Jen , V tennis, gymnastics, LaX, Ka- ganite Batmite , NHS, VP Key Club, treas. FC, Frito Bandito missed porce- lain bus! Hoover done it? Supa freak , giving the L sign, Poptart Canoe, Cornell Prep Swim , . college. ALLAN KAITZ KARIN ELIZABETH KARANIK Kar , Bummer , Frosh yr, Q's, MT concerts, waterhole, Skan, Pratts, Green Lakes, Vermont, WXT and B, good times, later. There's always something greener on the other side of that hill, v JENNIFER ELLEN KARNS Jen , 4 yrs rah-rah, track, DISCO! Club 37 wfNottingham boys, Sams at 15 wfDV . . I don't need lD! , cheerin' wfTrace, H360 ebony degrees , JP wfDBM, Dumbo says Bye . . engi- neering and wealth. MICHAEL T. KELLY Mike , woodworking . . engineering. MARY LYN KEMP Good times wfgood friends, lthrow her a fishl, DK, DK Ball, JP, my heart is into art, thanks to Mr. B, looking forward to the future, it's been real , . , too real! PETER J, KEPPLER 10 yrs speed skating, Freshman X-Coun- try, classical guitar duets wfJenny, cy- cling wfDH lll and Crazy . . college, great adventures and Le Tour De France, RICHARD J. KIER Rick , landscapingfsnow removal busi- ness . . . college. PA TRICK KEMP at PAUL KERESTEDJIAN Coon , archery, flying radio control airplanes in Green Lakes Park, dog- fights, racing, getting chased by cars. ELLEN MARIE KISSANE X-C, gymnastics, indoor track, spring track, sKey Club, canoe trip, RHPS and Wegm,, Wash wfMC, ESG wflVlary and JR, NYC trips, good times wfNancy . , college. Us DA VID A. KENDALL Duke Warrior , Frosh soccer, Friday night volleyball, DSF, Free Riders, DECC, Defender, try for Empire State Games lvolleyballl , . 4 yrs college, AF- ROTC, pilot in USAF, start eating nor- mal food. MICHAEL FLANAGAN KESSELRING O Squared, Lax, f'ball, Pres, Key Club, Who's Who, 49, Tully Road Rally, Eight's Enough, Fantasy Island wfNose and Rip lwealthyl, fastbreak, Tecumseh, Frank's basement, now comes Miller Timel . , college lHuc-a-Narl. LYNDA KNAPP BOCES 2 yrs cosmetology, JP '80, DK '81, Lafayette lnn . . be a cosmetologist. TIMOTHY ANDREW KNAPP 'Tim-Bob , BOCES, parties at the cab- ins, fun times . . a job - hopefully. COLIN KRAFT JENNIFER LAKIN NHS, band, exchanges, two shows - no, I don't sing, just dancel, signs, sleeping with eyes open, firesides . . college, psy- chology . . . live! BRAD LANDERS LaX, f'ball, Key Club, Moby Dick, the Stones, Marshall wfNG, Dudley, My Green Machine, pool hoppin', Edwards, doing heliocopters, midnight rendezvous . . law school, win the lottery. JD'- MICHAEL LESSER Mike , frosh soccer, b'ball, bowling, camp, pizza nights, trip to Toronto, watch repairing, gaining a brother . . college and business. TONI MARIE LETTELLEIR Riding, NAVAC Ex Post, piano, Dublin, -bu, Hello Ladies , Getting tied up in Room 216 , the deadly decision, Mars, P-M, good times wfAnn, Anne, Robyn, and Kiren . . college - Physical therapy. DA VID C. LEHMANN Buble , V swimming, NCSY, USY, Naked a man comes into the world, and naked he leaves it . After all his toil, he carries away nothing - exceptthe deeds he leaves behind. , , Yeshiva study. CARYN GALE LERMAN Brat , frosh softball '79, '81, voted MVP on Blows , skiing, frisbee, Fre- donia, art school, SC and PT, long talks wfLaura, concerts, Wegmans, POA . . college and a good life, Shari Hall 174 MICHELLE I. LE VINE Racquettball, Key Club, USY, French Club, Montreal, NYC, Florida, over- nightsl, concerts, The GANG , good times with good friends, party confer- ences, a special friend A Debbie , . col- lege. SUZANNE ZA CHARI LE VINE Zach , l'm off to the place where l belong, but l'lI always carry with me the special memories of the great times we've shared. wing 'lilhif un- ' ANDREW IZ LEWIS Otis , sailing, boating - Tully Lake, unforgettable summer '81 at Mud Lake wfTuIly Gang, partying wfBurke Fitz and the Ferris', Sprank Break , Who's Who, the Doors, Boyz Club . . . college. DA VID LEWIS PHILIP E. LEWIS Louie , golf at the Dale, Tully fishing, David's company, Who's Who, summer '81, TLP V Mud Lake and gang, over- nights, wild times wfcity boyz A . college and bucks. if Nl'-A TRACY JEAN LEWIS Good times, good friends, dancing, the Who - Toronto - '81, Long Live Rockl, laughing wfKathy, Allman Bros., wild times wfJack, lT's time to Ramble on , college and travel , Mary Durgin RHONDA ANNE LE YBURN Ronni , racquetball, track, good times wfToad, Deb, Brenda, Shari, Jeanette and Irene, going to Burger King wfCindy , . Bermuda, Washington DC,, secretarial work. gmumwmamaw fagglllr 1 ,,sg1f',,.m an-I Dave Lieberman DA VE LIEBERMAN Football, wrestling, gymnastics, LaX, T- T and the C-T's, Ct 41, Stage Coach Club, Dick Cory, CDB breaking wfNick, Alfalfa, fight wfCicero falanon triatusl , . Ribb Randall, and alanon, Lux. 175 We 'ln-rs ERIC A. LOEW All- State '80 gl '81, Carousel, Oklaho- ma, Anything goes, Matress, Good times wf the 'iwizard , Stratford Quartet gigs , and the BK in black, SSYO, camp! . . college. 'fl JOHN MACDONOUGH Johnny Wadd , ST, Mary's CYO-3yrs B-ball, frosh wrestling, skiing, snowmobi- lin', huntin', fishin', Monday night at Ho- tel, ski club, nights at Smokey Hollow Hilton . . college, THOMAS M. MAHER Tommy , Freshman and JV soccer, ski club, Stacey, Stacey, Stacey since 1-13- 79 , . college and Stacey, ANDREW JOSEPH LUX PUR , basketball, LaX, Frank's base- ment, 17th birthday, the tower, Tennis wfM, 9-3, Road Ralley, Julia-aspecial friend, all nighters, Edward's, Eight is Enough , , college? BRYON ANTHONY MACRIDES 'LTHE GREEK , hoops at St. Sophia's, frosh soccer, golf at Drumlins, GOYA, good times in Tully, an evening with SANTANA . . higher education for engi- neering fcomputer or electricl JANIS TARA MAHSHIE Meatball , good times wfJP, MP, Jr prom, Sub Deb, excellent time in ski club wfJP, MP , , college and child psychology. DEBRA H. LYNNE Debbie , NHS, Student Senate, Key Club, USY, The Gang , overnighters, concerts, confidentially speaking wfJW's, NYC, Montreal, Florida 8: Tul- ly wfMich, Many special times to re- member , . college and business. ELIZABETH CAMERON MADONIAN Liz , French club-Montreal '81, Or- chestra, musicals, trips to Florida '79, '80, California '81, REO concert, The doors, I Believe it's time for me to fly - almost . . true friendship lasts forever . . college. SCOTT MALONEY GOING TO CONCERTS, playing in a band, music in general, collecting albums . . jammin' in bars and parties, maybe in concert someday. LISA E. MARKLEY Yearbook Editor, Ski Club, great times and McDonalds every day wfSigne, JA- you fresh, surviving it with Sue . . college and the endless pursuit of happiness, fun and freedom ROBERT MASON LISA GAIL MA YES Squeaky , Archery '80-1, Library Club, FBYF, Select and Concert Choir, Oklahoma , good times WXAP, PC, Lori Stacey, Bugging Mary GH, TL, RS, SB, GP gl Marsha . . college, teach special education fl' in... Robin Schwartz Ellen Kissane and Tammy Gallagher X W Qf,m,,,, 15 5 gh ' cg f L i'i 1 Q ,l ,.,Mifw: .reriipwwg Mina ,Mm WMMMJ Uiif rf SANDRA ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN Sandra not Sandy , tennis, track, cheerleading, givin the L, Deerfield, Ver- mont wf TC3, The Whole night?, Memories of Andy who?, Bebe, friends, CBA boys, Sanddeep, BH wf George, s'ugly . . College, livin' the good life LISA CAROL MEL TZER Lisa , Archery, Indoor Track, V-Track, Rambler , NFTY, TYCON Sec gl VP AFS, Parks 8: Rec-'80, Red Sea, incredi- ble summer in lsreal- '81, skiing, biking on Canal, friendships, sunsets and day- dreams . . College MICHELE E. MIELCARSKI Very good times wf very special friends, won't forget-Hey Jude-mesha luvs ya! Deb-thanks for caring, Sheesh, its been hell but l made it! Someday forever after wf D FRANCIS ALOYSIUS MCMAHON Fran , V-baseball, Dead shows, the tower, crazy nights in cellar, Livin the good life , Feed your head , Let there be songs to fill the air , Mouse, Where's Bobby? . . College, travels wf Teresa ROBIN ALISA MEL TZER Gee, Rob! IRS 9-12, NAIMUN 18-19, HMUN, NYC, Epstein Grad, USY, 12 yrs piano-zealous, shutterbug, UNI- CORNS! , Dr. Who, GQ , NY Times crosswords, mutant rabbits, Biondello in TOTS . . College and Law ,fr FRANCESCA MARIE MIGNACCA Minnie 4 yrs V Softball, 1 yr V Basket- ball, great times on N. Side, good times wf Big Red, Missy, and George-forever 1-26-80, Do it up right , sike, yes MELANIE KIM MEAD Turkey Breath , Varsity Throw Things at Scott -11th, Well Fine! Chorus, Spectrum, School shows '81- '82, Summer shows, Choreographing, Dance-Jazz, Ballet, Modern, Good times wf Foz, explorer post 164 . , College rf? ANTHONY JAMES MIEDANER Meatball , Freshman La-X, soccer, competitive hockey, Soph La-X, V Gym- nastics, motorcross, STC music, BAT Forever, AGE Money, DOV at night, PTG after death . . Success SUSAN I.. MILLSTEIN Sssusssan , V Soccer, V-ball, B-ball, Softball, Dewish Rash '80, Wegmans, sheil and 7th pd gang, MFSB 167-obj, great usy memories wf MK, SF and the Syracuse Gang, campus cruising, Which A.S. do you like? . . College CANAN MIMAHOGLU Melon, Pep Club, Ski Club, stage crew, DK, good times-DD, TN, Newmie, 3 Musketeers, Green Lakes, Times shared wf DM, Lip-lockl Brothers,fSisters , . College CLAUDIUS BOTH MODESTI Abuser llnesoccer 4 yrs, tennis 3 yrs, NHS, Student Council '78, VP Sr Class, waterskiing at Gore lVlt,, King Scab, WWI clening out the cab, who's my lifetime enemy? . . help Jerry's kids MARCIA S. MOFSON Mouschka, manager-varsity stair- jumping, NHS, Select Chorus, Orches- tra, Fourtune, strattord quartet, SSYO, NYSSMA, All-State Orch, USY, NEMC, shows, KPFC, House of Berman staff . . fame and fortune DEBRA LYNN MINSK Y l'Deb - living, loving and laughing, southern rock, BBS and Bonfires, G7 84 Lat Gypsy Bay, Hey Jude me, me, Just say OV, living it up wfgood friends, very special memories of DK '81 . . College, majoring in psychology ELIZABETH A. MISKE Liz'-2 yrs soccer, track, skiing, dental assisting, homeroom tales, good times with Kree, Beth, Jo-Anne, Kathy, Bug- ger, Chipey, cold winter nights, Att , Unis, Bunnies . , College Sz forever wfBrett l i Sarah Watkins and Yohji Ono MARGARET ELIZABETH MOLLICA 'LMeg , swimming, track, gymnastics, cheerleading, Margaret Ave-Sugar Mt, DK wfMike if endings symbolize begin- nings, shouldn't the goodbyes be easier to say? ps-l love you! , . College-travel mg MICHAEL F. MORAN Mike , skiing, tennis, CYO B-ball, scu- ba diving, ski club, the gorge . . College Most Musical Craig Sherman WILLIAM J. MORAN JR. Dollar Bill , 4 yrs V Basketball Man- ager, 1 yr Frosh Football manager, stu- dent council pres 2 yrs, student senate, nights at Smokey Hollow Hilton, good times wfFritz, Mike and the guys . . Col- lege and happiness .IO-ANNE W. MORRITT Winnie , bk'ball, s'ball, Hr Tales, chee- tah, mouth washffirearms, Q and Q's 1150, SOB, gt wfAndrea, Nancy, John l.iz, Stace, lAK, Bio, powder fightsl Krik, poemsfMiron, Bev: PJ'sfPF . . Business, Communications v v y FREDERICK C. MUELLER Fritz , Frosh Football, CYO Hoops, JV and V La-X, V Gymnastics, Ha, JFD, Explorer Post 951, the Pitt, Mike, Bill, the gang, nights at Smokey Hollow Hil- ton, skiing at Tog, Huntin and Fishin . . College JOHN MUELLER Duck -4 yrs Football, 4 yrs Wrestling, Capt., 2 yrs La-X, nights at the Smokey Hollow Hilton, skiing at Tog, Huntin and Fishin ain't that the truth . , College KEVIN MUL VIHILL Mojo , Frosh Football, Pres AEX, OZ memmber, John's place, Herbingdale Society, The Vineyard Day's, Senior Snow Removal, hanging at the Blue Mic., Just a little insane!! . . Hotel Resort Management, just having wild times l DA WN H. NAUGHTON Memories wfFrank-DK. SB. JP, being together, best friend Chrissy-remember CANADA WXPO, MH, TS. JS, BW, LS, RC, DW, HP, Parties, good times, iil softball team, cruisin' in the riaughton- mobile, close calls . , St. John Fisher for Journalism LEO MUENCH Good times wfCathy, 21, Titus' Farm, hanging out at Matt's, Dead shows wfJaws, trip to see Tex, skiing, Air Band, Genesis, . . want to buy a dog MARY ANN MUNLEY Muns , B-ball, softball, Volleyball, Soc- cer l?l, Toga, Clam Bake, Men Sisters Society, Tecumseh, Reject, Training Rules?, Love that AS, lsee a vision! Basement Parties, Good times wfDero- chie, Sager and Gallagher . . College TRACY ANNE NAUGHTON Fond memories wfDave, good times wfMitzi in Typing, English, favorite place OKR, SMC wfDN, FG, DW, par- ties wf digs, gang, 4 yrs CYO cheerlead- ing, 4 yrs CYO softball . . College DA VE M. MULLER The Truck -Frosh, JV and V Football, Wrestling, and Baseball . . College KAREN ANN MURPHY 'lMurph, 5 yrs V Swimming, MVP, Capt, Key Club, JP and good times wfDavid, Like-ya know, 3 B's, the basement, shattered . . College and Success KA THIN L. NAUMANN Katie, Frosh Basketball and Softball, Cheerleading, JV, V Soccer, Flying down the Mile wfl.ori. Brador at 4 and more, Jack , . College gl a career in Psychology sc qw Jerry Garcia l ectures on the effects of nuclear radiation. TAMMY MARIE NEWMAN Chip, Frosh softball, Hey Babes, Pep Club. stage crew. night skiing. Green Lakes. good times: Debbie, Canan, New- mie, Keith. Joe, 3 SM's. 3 Musketeers. 'lip-Lock! . . College MICHAEL A, NICKLES Mike, Regional gl National Gymnas, tics Meets. Maryland 84 Utah, ESG. Manco Film Production Co., John Belu- shi School of Etiquette, Montreal '81. TH . Remake Gone With the Wind as a Rock Musical 0 , 'Snr' NANCY KATHLEEN NOLAN Snace , Girls Please! Barbra Amos. Summer 81 w,fSG. The Standard. You've Got a Friend. RJ's WXMM, Lifes too short to worry about the little things . . College-and excellent times HARRIET ABBY NOVAK Swimming, gymnastics, track, excuse me, WHAT , Poptarts, hours with DB, AM, RV, Mother's day, Dead 'l, a certain night at Jack's, 3f6f81, 6f24f81, for- ever WXBS . . college, accounting and Canada. JOHN O'CONNEL KATHERINE ROSE 0'CONNOR 'lKath-El'-Prep club, work at Pordo wfStacey and Anne 'Jo, B'ball in the rain wfPaul, gym wfBev, Midnight shop- ping for P-T wfScum and Nancy, SS wfPB and Z . . 'Taking college all in stride CLASS PREPPIES Mary Kay Frank and Jan Shipley wh , , Vhry -.-., RICHARD P. O'CONNOR Rich , Adirondack trips '81, DFD Exp Post, wild times at lke's Place, 8'17'80, EXP, 2nd, 3rd pd shift SCOTT MATTHEW PAIKIN Gushky , soccer, 3 yrs V tennis, 1 yr V soccer and tennis in Florida, Badoy , Hey Weenie , times WXJS, NY, Fla, nights wfJW, TL, ignorant , SSS . . college and a career in Dentistry. l ANGELA PARISI UK JOHJI ONO DeWitt Swim Club '81, concert band flute, International Club, PAC, volunteer at the VA . , college, and then? DA VID ROBERT PALUMB Dave , football 2 yrs, AFS domestic exchange to Wisconsin, the tower wfFran and Mouse, Dead at Buffalo wfStephie and Al, Livin' the good life . . college and law KYLE ELIZABETH PA UL JV soccer, V swimming, basketball and softball, FTA, skiing, golfing, good times at Tully, Green Lakes . . college and sports :,- ,Q to-' .,,f.w 2. , Q, f'rf5,s!rg,, - ,L . '-'..f'0'b f LAURIE ANN PACITTO Laurie , volleyball, tennis, Ram Pages, working at Sandee's, Photography, sum- mer '81, the Earles, Hoagie One, and the Midnight Surgeon , . college and travel- ing. STEVE PANETTA Steve , frosh soccerftrack 3yrs out- door indoor, Sabattis Againl, good times wfthe boys in the band, Yes , Zeppelin and the underground party , college and engineering CAROL PA YNE Skiing , Margaut, 1, 2, 3, switch, falling wfDanielle, all nighters, concerts, me, dian dining, Sugar Mt, the standard, Val , Just think-2 weeks ago todayln, PS, early mornings? the 4 Bs!! . ,college pg187 BETH S. PELTZMACHER Skiing, tennis wfTM, NG, HG, Stones Dead '81, The Who, Neil Youngll Rose- land, JP '81, Dan's Party, luncheons wfHG . . college, biochemistry, castle in England, good times and good friends, future wf'l'M SCOTT MICHAEL PICQUET Fritter , frosh football, skiing, skipping, Key Club, chorus, pin club, growing up on Sugar Mt, very special times wfMe- lissa, good times wfthe party squad, muffins, Pork, JB, CP, MW, AW, slate 3, house borrowing , , college and my fanta- sy girl LAURI PITKU5 Muffins , soccer, v-ball, track, median dining, Sugar Mt, Dewish Rash, Hallow- een 198O, Sweet 16, allanighters, house borrowing, Friendly's DK, JP, and al- ways wf l.ittle Bear , PSfJuliel, 1000 Islands, slate H11 , . NFL referee 5' LINDA CHERYL PERKINS Skip , frosh softball, pres-Post 164-2 yrs, 'ADO it outdoors , EPA WXJCC, woodland sabaths WXGLH, listenin' to JC, camping and hiking, stage crew, good times wfthe gang . . college MARLENE LORRAINE PICCOLO HMAR-PIC , frosh yr wfMissy, Jr Prom '81 wfSC, wild times at SU wfJanis and Jackie , quiet evening wfSam, All- man Bros '79, Santana, Grateful Dead '81 , . computer science, Sam forever i l MOST ATHLETIC Mary Ann Munley and Matt Duby BARBARA PITONE MH Moses , Frosh cheerleading, basket- ball, softball, 2 yrs Key Club, Pep club, Sub Deb, Slaving at JC Penney, Junior Prom WXBH, Lead piano player for KOK . , to tour the world of polyester and disco. ANNE MARIE PITTARELLI Mouse , JV Green M8rM eating, V cra- ziness team, GH, Mars gang, 'The dead- ly decision good times wfall my friends . . college, going to Mars. CLASS CUNVERSA TIONALISTS Mark Wladis and Tracy Cincotta Y ..,,.,. -J Q? -ie lv -..,,4.-.- GEORGIA LEE PLA VOCOS 'AGeorge , Jr classfKey club pres, memories of convention '80, DF, TMLCG-3. BH vvfSan, givin' the Deerfield. CBA boysl, yrs WXDOYDAHA- VEY, Sandeep, Bee8zGee , , live, love, laugh. KE VIN PL UMRIDGE W'-r JUDITH ESTELLE POLLMAN Hey Jude , rock-n-roll, Tucker, Bea- tles, great friends and unforgettable times, special memories of DK '81, Frank and l, l'm searching for a rain- bow . . college and living happily ever after. KARA E. POLLOCK Clarence who? , the bestest times wfmy bestest friend LORINA , love to HELENA , and JILL , unforgettable times wfTracy and Sean, DK '81 wfAndy, 177 TLKU, special times wfAnthony . . college in Maryland, HAROLD P. REALS JR. Turkey , CYO basketball, frosh base- ball, hunting, fishing, camping, pres of WAD club, Friday nt cruisin' wf the WADS, tuna casting wfJB . . Armed Forces and college. KIMBERLY M. RICE Good times wffriends Jenny and Deb- bie, trying to pass all my classes . . col- lege, plan to study biology or zoology DOUGLAS FRANCIS RABUZZI JVfVar football, JV wrestling, NHS, IR- SXPAC, JP '81 wfRonda, comics- The Batman Lives , skiing, biking, Oklaho- ma, Shrew, D8zD, DowntownfPhoenix wflVIichael, Nat Merit semi-finalist . . to marry rich. RICHARD SCOTT REEVES Dick Reeves , 4 yrs Hoops, 1 yr base- ball, The Deadl, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse concerts, Dead Heads never die, they just . . ? Special times wfAi- mee, I'll always love you, GRWN, BL, GFU T' SC ll d If ,ripto ..coegean ie wfJacques Cousteau and the fish. GREGORY GUIDO RIPICH RIP , football, laX, 313, Tully Road Rally, eight's enough, Fantasy Island, wfd2 and Nose lwealthyl, Techumseh, the Zone, Fastbreak, Frank's basement, Dylan, and spam . . Big Red II'Iuc-a-narl WILLIAM C. RAPP III PAC, RCR Productions, 'Bots, Incubus, Jet Skiing, Rush, C-H, The Officers, Riff Raff, The Beatles, The Shop, Kubrick, Spielberg, Naimun, I never let school inf terfere with my education . . making films. DIE TMAR REISCHMANN Didi , European handball, volleyball, basketball, PAC club, AFS student from Germany. I 'K-W., , ., SCOTT ROBINSON Chuckles , Archery, IRS, Spectrum, Carousel, Anything Goes, Oklahoma, Babes in Arms, Forum . . Plans to teach English Lit, write poetry and music, and start a decent amateur theater company. MOST MUSICAL Craig Sherman MOST ARTISTIC Heidi Cheris and Adam Vural DIANE ROONEY 4 yrs cheering, NHS, intense band trips- Haverhill, Ridgewood, England '80, uniqueness , Sugar Mt, PS-Link, DK, SB, JP '81, Mexico, Bonaire, Boos george, burnt sugar, llly, Dumbos . . the ultimate in happiness ROBERT EDWARD ROSENBLUM Mid Rob , NHS, Yearbook, Band, Jazz Ensemble, Dixie, clarinet choir, Pit Bands, playing wflVlr. Computer, blow- ing up asteroids, dancing and reciting poetry, . . making money by playing wfMr. Computer MARC ROSOFF Waterskiing, freestyle skiing, stage band, resourcefulness, Touseyland, lt's a par- ty , John's place, the society, go nutsl , Yes '80 . , college, work, going senile on a mountain top MICHAEL STEPHEN ROYCE President PAC, Manifest asst. editor, chorus VP, Oklahomai, Anything Goes, Hysterium, Spectrum, NYSSMA 6A+, NYC trip, NAIMUN 4 yrs, RCR Produc- tions, 'Bots, Are you kidding? , 'iWhat can you do? . . making films ALAN JOHNSON R YDER TIMOTHY R YERSON PERSON YOU'D MOST LIKE TO SIT NEXT DURING A TEST Jenny Lakin and Doug Rabuzzi Q5 JULIA ANN SAGER Jules , soccer, gymnastics, softball, REJECT TFAM, men sister's society, ca- noe trips, clambake '81, I see a vision , Frank's basement, special times wfAndy, Muns, DeRoche and Tam . . College and professional cheerleading ANTHONY SARA CENO JEFFREY L. SHAPIRO Frosh soccer, IRS, chorus, PAC, USY . . l will be attending college for my phar- macy career MARYAM SAGHA TCHIAN NHS, AFS, French club, yearbook, pi- ano, volunteering at UMC, summer '81, lunches and elevators , good times WXLS and LB, thanks to Mrs. T for being such a great friend . . medicine ROBYN MICHELLE SCHWARTZ Rambler, yearbook, sel, chorus, candys- triping, musicals '79-'82, Tycon, GH!, good times wfmy friends, whoever lives true life will love true love. . . nursing, traveling around the world DORRIE JEAN SHAUL V b'ball, 4-H 9 terrific yrs.-Chicago, PBC and special times WXTC, MOfDans blind date, A friend is someone who comes in when the whole world has gone out. . . dying of old age! LISA MARIE SAMPSON TAV at CIMH, 3 yrs.- Hey Mambolu, SLU vvfJoan,Skippy, PVCF, Thanks to Katherine and Nancy, l can take it all in stride , Asheghetam, Maryam and LB , . college and happiness ANDREA L. SEIDNER Bear , V track, track letter, shot-put record, discus, Bk-ball, softball, weight- lifting, Band, Adv. photography, cheap sunglasses, Jr, prom, Loss of 40, GT wfNancy and Jo-Anne, PT wfLisa, 350, SUB . . college, medicine CRAIG C, SHERMAN Dick Dreyfuss , 3 days V-football, NYSSMA 6A+, band, Jazz Ensembe, All County, Shofar, USY, fun wfthe gang, band exchange-Ridgewood, The Hole , NYC, skiing, Dome Hawker, ra- mah . . college, fun, engineering M k Rss ILL YSE FAITH SHINDLER NHS, CNYFTY, 'l'YCon, Eisner, Israel 80, Utica road trip, how'd ya' know . . . , greenbeans, Feb 2 80, 81, Shapiro's Tower, burnt sugar clique, Boogeorge and Di, best of times with Nance twin- ter roomiel BEVERLY CLARA SIEGEL Bev , golfing, softball, NHS, Jo-Anne, all those PJ's about PF, many good times wfmany good friends, Jamesville Recreation . . will attend college JOHN S. SIEGEL Latin Club, Firewords on the country club, JV x-c, JV soccer, V Gymnastics, Vive Zimbabwe , . college, Harvard grad school, professional underwater basket weaver f U iff' . CHRISTINA J. SHIOMOS Chris , an attempt at track, French Club, Greek dancing, GO soccer rah-rah, Greece, Australia, Myrtle Beach, tun wfDebbie, Patty, Janice, XYNW , etc, soaps . . collegefnursing or science, rich- ness TRAJAN ARLO SHIPLEY IV Jan , 3yrs lax, key club, 4 mouseke- teers, Dick's 20th birthday, Prep school?, Stones in Buffalo, JP wfGeor- gia Lee, no satisfaction . . . college and mucho dinero CLASS FLIRTS Sandra McLaughlin and Rich Titus NANCY L. SIL VERMAN 'lNieves , wait . , . could that be any funnier? , Tycon pres '81-'82, CNYFTY, Israel '80, Green beans, Utica road trip, Chateaugay, GH, NPLS wfSue, Dewish Rash, Best of times wflllyse , , college, business Mark Decker and Tracy Bornstien MARY KA THRYN SIPPLE Mar , V track, skiing, Frosh and Soph pres, student council, key club, MH road trips, KF's basement, the girl next door, Cape Cod, Fastbreak, lax and tennis WXJS, JP times, SB '80, a certain FM soccer player . , college r., JACQUELINE LEE SMITH Smitty , good times wfCherrie, Lori, Beefy and DB, parties in Southwood, playin' frisbee, savin up for buzzbee , , construction or truck driving ALAN RICHARD SOMACH Al the Pal , Frosh basketball, JCC bas- ketball, picnics, dances, after school sports, work , . college, MA TTHE W ADAM ED WARD SPECTER Spec , Frosh football and baseball, V baseball, keeping statistics for JV and V football teams . . going to California and going to school there BRENDA J, STAHL Bren , No Sweat , partying wfDeb. Hop, Al., BH, EH, good times wfDeh, Ronni, Toad, John, Mell, summers at New Hampshire w,fJohn, Rush '81, JP w,!GS . , CCBI, Airline Stewardess JULIE A. STAPPENBECK Peace, Joy, Happiness, excellent times wfCaron . . Peace Revolutionist Eg., DONALD HOUSTON STEWART Cross Country, Track, V swimming, French Club candy, yearbook, cycling wfpete, Key Club votes, lessons wfGor- don, future Benny Goodman, WWI and Cab drivers, AYH trip, Hold it? , . SAT planning classes and college W Z .3 Kevin Frank 96 Q .ff D SANDRA LEE STOKER Weasle , frosh softball, DK dropout, breakfast wfCM, Pratt falls, DK '80, JP, SB '81 wfMark, special times wfMP in the navy, under the t.v,!, great friends! . . college and life wfMark i, JAMES ALAN STUDDII-'ORD 2 yrs V basketball, V B'ball, listens to the Dead, l would slave to learn the way to sink this ship of fools. . . plans to study the migration of Amazons with Marlin Perkins ERIC SWANSON JOHN P. STOPHER Baseball, FHT, good times wf8's enough, Fastbreak, tower, '79 wfKev, Catoff, clambake, '79-'81 wfAnn . . en- gineering MAUREEN A, SULLIVAN Mauretta , V soccer, V track, student senate, Pres GUA, The Lauretta-Maur- etta show, breakfasts at sugar Mt, band trips, Mom and the family, times wfNat, 4314-left out, bestest tin . . NC oceanlife MARY ELIZABETH THRESH Not Leslie' Mary! , DK, yearbook, NHS, co-pres chorus, Fourtune, musi- cals, House of Berman, General enjoy- ment in Botswana wfNancy, Jr, and Saucy . . backup singer on John David- son show. THERESA ANNE STREIFF Skiing, The Falls, The tower, 7 Mon-day, Ta-Ta-Ta, talks and laughs wfKaren, lf the thunder don't get ya then the light- nin' will . . gratefully Deadicated PATRICK DANIEL SWAN Dick Clarke , CYO b-ball, gymnastics, Key Club, Had many touching timesl, Oklahoma, Stella in Ra-cha-cha, Billy- Bally , The great beenie caper-TT and the CTS 1981 world tour-maytag repair- man RICHARD CRAIG TITUS Dick Nixon , football, I.aX, Key Club, stage coach club, great beenie caper wf d-d and the boys, watching mustangs burn, FEAT concerts, . . High school and a search for the holy grail. SUZANNE M. TROENDLE -Z , AFS, England '80, track, stillwater, SU '81, summers at camp, Shaw Hall, the guidance office and fluff . . future plans: ask Linda J M' DA VID TURAN l'Dave , frosh football, AEX treasurer, Herbindale Society, Vineyard, Dead in Utica, Santana, John's, partying and wild times, blue caddy and moneybags, Pe- pesi, T-bird . . college and millions TEIJA INKERI TURKKI lce skating, ballet, horseback riding, French Club, key club, 'Tm an exchange student and l'm going to stay only this year , . college in Finland or in Ger- many x..,.,,! 'II-1 Y Q .iglt M' 5, Q 'Q fi' :- ff ii -511 K , x yf X L E?f I tg . is ,I Jim Studdiford PETER E, TURNER Pete , trosh and JV Lax, crank it up! , jams wfthe boys, in one group, out the next day, skateboarding with the team, skiing . , on to college and into engineering JAMES EDWARD VANDYNE 4 yrs soccer, V musketeer, wolf pack, Putt-Putt wfpierre, Joe's brownies, the Drive-in, Jr invitational, the squad, breaking training, Rodney and SC, sum- mer scaving slammers, Bogiechivich , . college STEPHEN VANRIPER 492' MICHAEL R. VANSLYKE Slyke , 4 yrs football, 2 yrs basketball, 1 yr laX, lke's place, EXP, camping at Nick's lake, 67 Chevelle, 67 GTO . . . Morrisville and California. MOST RESPECTED Mike Nickles and Kris Garbinski RENEE SUZANNE VARONE HRFVZN, getting into trouble wfRudi and PMCT34STO, Dead '81, Walapalloka parties, Yoda- hmmm! Hey chick , DEAD FOREVER . . plans to live the good life in San Francisco, teach special ed. DONALD N. VERRETTE The V. , basketball, V musketeer, Zep- pelin, The Stones, The Lost, The Rage, The cemetary, CBA and the Boys, Ra- and chill, midnight rendezavous, MJWS, FEZ? . . college, to live at the Y. JAMES VERZINO Nose , feball, laX, 444, Tully road ral- ly, eight's enough, Fantasy island wfD2, rip, lwealthyl, Techumseh, Don't worry about it, The Zone, Frank's basement, spam , . Dylantology KHuc-a-narl TRACY VILELLO Hop along , AFS, synchronized swim- ming 6 yrs, lunch wfgang, Berman House, love always to Jeff, thanks to Bamer, Ellen, Jenny, Leslie, fun in the sun, sailing, skiing, hens, parties, we're a team, Lisa working, ice fights. ANDREW WANG Andy , piano, president JPA, NHS, Manifest, Yearbook, SSYO, AFS, Latin club, squash, Cornell summer '81, An- dover '8O, UMC OR volunteer, cartoon- ing in Biology, Beethoven, Bolling and Chopin . . college and medicine. JEFFREY NEAL WEINR Wee , 4 yrs soccer, Key club, NHS, USY, YJ, Ithaca women, three muske- teers, the Hebrew gang, journey, an- other convention, concerts, Biology wfAmy . . college, life in a tropical para- dise. ADAM MURAT VURAL Vu , Basketball, skiing, tennis, racquet- ball wfHouston, Pierre and James, French club, k club Montreal '81, JP wfMary, Zoso forever, Art, BK, Brador weekends . . college and medicine, SARAH WATKINS V track, AFS, IRS, PAC, SSYO, SU Or- chestra, yearbook, Washington work- shops, cultural exchange-England, Midd- lebury summer Japanese school . . Ja- pan, then college . . no, l don't take Latin! BILL WESLEY Wes , tennis balls in the halls, St Mary's basketball, brewing in English wfcheese Acker, Ace, cutting loose, the eternal face, Monte Carlo, TM-125 . , Fender strato-caster. AMIE SUSAN WALTER Great times WXDLP, parties, at Prattls falls, SB '78 wfJJ, SB '81 wfJB, DEAD concerts wfTB, great times wfVinh Vu 119 and go to Hamiltonl . . college. MATTHEW E, WATSON Wats , hoops, golf, soccer, football, skiing, great times wf'8s enough, tower, KF basement, Derochie's house, 4 wheeling in res., top down, Fastbreak, Pup's party . , future in Law or Engineer- ing. PAUL DEWEY WESTLAKE Wadlesleck , look at the looney with the smile on his face, just a little bit of emotion, the Dead, L enjoy snowstorms, RUT-ROH, another day. MOST M Q. V M I t .M ,Mfw-nm'-ox W MUSICAL Shari Hall isztjf MARY A. WHITBREAD V Track, OM syndrome, 6th pd. stare- time, DK dropout, caterers, old home, roses, 9f12f81, BJ and the bear, Karen: many thanks-much love, good night cup, cake, check , . college and psycholo- QV4 ...milf Q Laurie Pacino Illyse, Bill, and Sue TOM WILLIAMS Bear , 3 yr V football, 2 yr captain. build lke's place, EXP, six man campers. MARC T. WINKELSTEIN Wink , 3 yrs football, Key club one meeting, that boat ride . . college. MARK NEIL WLADIS Wa-Wa , V soccer, V basketball, Latin club, yearbook, IRS . . law or account- ing, l KA THY MARIE ZBYLICKI Chorus, respecting yourself in French, fun times wfBeth and Liz, the out to lunch bunch, No- Doze vvfSominex, trail of UNO . . college-dental hygiene. WILLIAM WRIGHT JR. BRIAN YAFFEE Poo Bear , 2 yrs JV golf, 2 yrs V golf, Clyde V tennis 11Q Long live Eu 3 yrs soccer, the wad club . , go to gene find the dark star Going where college. the water tastes like wine CAMERA SHY Amy Beth Barsha William Benz Stacy Conley Michael Hill Patricia Hopper William J. Johnson Steve Kaplan Scott Evan Miller Heladio Pedro Kevin Piselli Timothy P. Quinn Jeanette Rodriguez Mark Salenski Cheryl Anne Smith John Strom Phillip Torretti James G. Wheeler Hi Jae Yu Abdo, Nick, 15, 61, 141, Abdo, Stacy 24, 28, 99 Abert, Timothy 111 Acker, Jeffrey 147 Acker, Kurt 77, 123 Adams, Kenneth 34, 99 Adams, Nancy 147, 154 Adornato, Rose 70, 111 147, 198 Adornato, Virginia 70, 99 Ahrens, Christopher Ahrens, Heidi 127 Albanese, Christopher 111 Albanese, John 147, 148, 161 Albino, Frank 148, 168 Aldrich, Timothy Allen, Ericka Allen, William Aloise, David 66, 148 Anderson, Vikki 123 Annette, Richard 20, 99 Anthis, John 80, 123 Apple, Stephanie 148, 151 Arcadi, Maria 123 Armstrong, Mark 123 Arnold, Dave 35, 99 Arnold, Wade 35, 111 Arwin, Janice 27, 74, 123, 126 Aubry, John 75, 123, 131 Aubry, Stephen 99 Audi, Edward 99 Austin, Michael 148 Axenfeld, Karen 24, 92, 1 Baker, Scott 111 Baker, Wendy 111 Bal, Baljit 30, 148, 161 Balstra, Banach, Barden, Barkun, Barletta, Barletta, Barletta, Brett 111 Bruce 148 William 111 Deborah 34, 99 Anthony Diane Lisa , Regina 111 Amy 30, 38, 33, Barnello Barnett, 168 Barrett, Barrett, Rebecca 76, 99 Samantha 25, 33, 48 35, 139, 148, 34, 39, 123 Barrows, Daniel 99 Barrows, Mary 149 Barry, William 111 Barsha, Barsha, Barzee, Barzee, Amy 82 Janice 9, 70, 82, Frances William 123 Bastedo, Cynthia 111 Bastedo, Jeffrey 149 Baum, Gregory 111 Becker, Diane 149 Becker, Jean 6, 28, 123 Beebe, Jef 111 Behr, Jason 99 Bell, Todd 36, 99 Bendett, Scott 77, 111 Benedict, Lisa 111 200 Bennett, Matthew 108, 123 Benz, William Berg, Mark Berger, Louise 20, 24, 123 Berman, Daniel 20, 26, 123 Bernier, Lisa 36, 72, 99 Bex, Sandra 149 Biedinger, Carolyn 24, 35, 99 Biggs, Mark 36 Bird, Jeffrey 99 Birnbaum, Laura 27, 70, 111 Bishop, Alan Bishop, Cynthia 149 Bishop, David Biviano, Danielle 11, 30, 149 Black, Brian 20, 26, 33, 35, 39, 149 Blackney, Deborah 28, 111 Blum, Noreen 74, 123 Bluman, Eric 27, 99 Bluman, lvan 123, 174 Blumin, Jeff 15, 66, 141, 144, 149, 158, 198 Bodnar, Thomas 99 Boland, Christopher 111 Boland, Timothy 10, 66, 150, 172 Bonin, Sheri 25, 33, 34, 123, 126 Borei, Bethany 99 Borland, John Bornstein, Marsha 34, 111 Bornstein, Tracey 22, 150, 192 Bortoff, Gregory 24, 123 Boylan, Jacqueline 99 Boylan, Karen 111 Brandt, Diane 111, 74 Bredenburg, Carl 34, 99 Breyton, Elizabeth 70, 92, 82, 122, 123 Bridges, Thomas 36, 41, 111 Bromka, Joseph 36, 41, 150 Bronson, Margot 27, 123 Brooks, Daneen Brooks, Jenny 25, 33, 34, 123, 200 Brower, Richard 77 Brown, Brian 123 Brown, Jeffrey 151 Brown, Kimberly 83, 111 Brown, Patrick 151 Buchanan, Deborah 24, 30, 74, 136, 151 Buchanan, Leslie 22, 30, 33, 35, 39, 135, 141, 143, 151, 152 Buchanan, Robert 36, 41, 111 Buck, Alan 15, 152 Buck, Bradley 152 Buck, Scott 123 Burke, Gwen 123 Burnam, Patricia Burnette, James 99 Burns, James 99 Burns, Lisa 152 Burns, Wendy 152 Burrows, Craig 99 Burton, Wendy 64, 82, 152 Bush, Ellen 76, 112 Byrd, Vincent Cahill, John 6, 10, 29, 66, 152, 172 Cahill, Kathleen 112 Cappelletti, Joseph 112 Cappelletti, William 66, so, 123 Cargo, Ellen 22, 30, 142, 152 Carguello, Linda Carlin, Therese 124 Carmen, Matthew 112 Carmen, Peter 36, 41, 112 Carncross, Elizabeth 152 Carr, Ed Carroll, David 66 Carroll, James 75, 152 Cates, Brian 100 Catney, Jennifer 72, 100 Catney, Kevin 112 Cavanaugh, John 80, 124 Celano, Bryan 36, 153, 161 Celemin, Charles 100 Celemin, Teresa 70, 82, 124 Cerra Paul 100 Cerra Joseph Chaet, Marybeth 33, 34, 124 Chaet, Wayne 153 Chai, Jonothan 26, 30, 40, 153 Chai, Sanford Cheris, Heidi 14, 86, 144, 153, 156, 158 174, 175, 188 Cheris, Lori 17, 72, 112 Chottiner, Laurem 21, 124 Christopulos, Christopher 112 Ciciriello, Gary 90, 154 Cimilluca, Samuel 124 Cincotta, Jodi 24, 25, 27, 72, 100 Cincotta, Tracy 11, 15, 72, 75, 140, 150 154, 161, 186 Citron, Louis 24, 28, 124 Clark, Karin 154 Clark, Mary 112 Clark, Richard 33, 35, 100 Clark, Victoria Clay, Terry 154 Cleland, Sean 27, 124 Clemons, Christine Clemons, Christopher Cochran, Kathleem 7, 124 Cody, Kelly 10, 14, 19, 26, 76, 124, 130 Cody, Patrick 15, 66, 77, 154 Cohen, Elaine 70, 112 Cohen, Andrew 20, 21, 22, 24, 27, 40 41, 77, 124 Colby, Kimberly 100 Coleman, Brian Collins, Joseph Collum, Douglas 4, 124, 128 Comerford, John 24, 28, 124 Comerford, MaryJo 24, 28, 29, 30, 72 155, 160 Conley, Orly 22, 75, 155 Conley, Stacey Conlon, Jack 124 Connelly, Stuart 20, 155 Considine, Joan 30, 155 Cook, David 124 Cook, Robert 15, 66, 155, 172 Cook, Stephani Cook, Susan 70 Cooke, Jerilynn 155, 168 Coolican, Lisa 33, 34, 100 Corey, Paul Cormier, Thomas 100 Corper, Pamela 100 Coyne, Matthew 155 Craig, Jeffrey 155, 161 Craig, Susan 28, 112 Craner, Mark 112 Crenshaw, David 100 Crocker, Jennifer 24, 25, 100, 129 Crocker, Timothy 124 Curtis, Stephen D'Mello, Keith 36, 41, 112 Daly, Erik 124 Daly, John 30, 155 Darrigo, Michelle 24, 70, 100 David, Rosanne 100 Davis, Cynthia 100 Davis, Konnie 124 Davis, Malea 124 Davis, Richard 100 DeBottis, Barbara 72, 75, 124 Decker, Lynn 33, 35, 112 Decker, Mark 21, 30, 33, 35, 156, 192 DeFeo, Christina 21, 70, 92, 151, 156, 172 DeFeo, John 100 DeHoog, Victor 112 DeLaubenfels, Marion 156 Delia, Jacqueline Derochie, Christine 9, 157 Derochie, Robert 124, 159 Dettor, Robert Devorsetz, Andrew 100 Dewey, Douglas 33, 35, 112 Diamond, Alan 157 Dibble, Ann 100 Dickinson, Laura 76, 112 Dickinson, Thomas 24, 124 Diehl, Ted 10, 24, 124 Dietrichson, Signe 19, 22, 23, 157, 163 Dix, Deborah 157 Dobrovech, John Dobrovech, Michaek 157 Doherty, Donald 19, 124 Doherty, Joanne 112 Doherty, Paul 157 Dosanjh, Kiren 19, 24, 30, 157 Drake, James Drake, Mark 100 Drapkin, Richard 112 Drucker, Michelle 33, 34, 39, 112 Drummond, Robert 100 Druyanoff, Susan 15, 24, 27, 142, 149, 153, 157, 150 Duby, Mark 112 Duby, Matthew 29, 66, 147, 157, 185 Duell, Jeffrey Duell, John 158 Duffin, Margaret 100 Duggan, Elizabeth 24, 112 DuPree, Elizabeth 158 DuPree, Ellen 70, 125 Durgin, Mary 27, 30, 75, 142, 147, 158, 178 Eastman, Debra 100 Eastman, Kevin 101 Eberle, John 159 Ebersole, John 20, 125 Edelstein, Glenn 101 Edstrom, Deborah 159 Egan, Charles Egnatinsky, Wayne 112 Eich, Douglas Eiholzer, Karl 34 Eiholzer, Steven 15, 35, 159 Eiholzer, Todd 25, 26, 33, 34, 125 Ellison, Christopher 101 Endries, Robert 112 English, Anne 19, 75, 125 Eschner, Andrew 66, 125 Eusufzai, Nural-Amin 101 Evans, Christine 74, 113 Evans, Samantha 19, 113 Evans, Shawn 113 Eveleigh, Amy 72, 113 Fairbanks, Grace 125 Farnsworth, Sybil 40, 70, 113 Farr, Jonothan 24, 90, 101 Farr, Richard 15, 24, 159 Farranto, Margo 24, 101 Farrell, Evan 101 Farrell, Lisa 159 Feldman, Amy 34, 36, 40, 41, 70, 83, 101 Felicia, Jerald Ferrara, Nancy 113 Ferrara, Steven 160 Ferrell, Traci 36, 70, 113 Fialkovic, Divid 125 Field, Teresa 109, 113 Fineberg, Eric 113 Fischer, Randee Fishman, Jonothan Fiss, Laura 160 Fiss, Mitchell Fitelson, Susan 125 Fitzgerald, Kristin 19, 30, 33, 34, 160 Fitzgibbons, Matthew 36, 113 Fitzpatrick, William 30, 160, 198 Fleischer, Barry 125 Fleischmann, Jill 24, 76, 86, 125 Fleming, Cathy 86, 113 Fleming, Susan 33, 35, 125 Flesher, Susan 113 Fondy, Christopher 26, 160 Fondy, Fondy, Lynn 26, 33, 34, 113 Susan 26, 27, 33, 35, 101 Fowler, Laura 161 Fowler, Matthew 161 Fowler, Paul Fox, Bradley 125 Fox, Evelyn 161 Fox, Rochelle 15, 30, 162, 200 Frank, Kevin 30, 80, 134, 162, 174 Frank, Mary 6, 15, 24, 25, 144, 162, 183 Frankfurter, David Franz, Carolyn 113 Fratianni, Joseph 113 Freedman, Jill 30, 86, 162 Freeman, Nancy 125 Freeman, Steven 77, 113 French, Ava 101 Frey, Anne 162 Friedman, Jeffrey 77, 101 Fromm, Kenneth 113 Fromm, Marc 30, 162 Fruehan, Leonore 33, 35, 36, 101 Fuller, Jay Gallagher, Tamora 27, 30, 70, 162, 174 177 Galletta, Elizabeth 14, 136, 150, 156 162, 174 Galletta, John 113 Garbinski, Kristin 10, 11, 14, 78, 162 165, 196 Gardner, Stacy 125 Garlow, David 101 Garrett, Michelle 70, 113 Gartner, Ellen 34, 101 Garvey, John Gaylord, Melody 163 Gebo, Renee 101 Gentile, Donna 22, 82, 163 Germain, Suzanne 15, 30, 24, 163 Gessler, Juli 113 Gibbons, Timothy 101 Gibson, Heidi 125 Ginsky, Jan 125 Glazier, Daniel 125 Glezen, Priscilla Glielmi, Lori 164 Glielmi, Michelle Gluck, Jody Goldberg, Jay 164 Goldberg, Marci 24, 27, 28, 72, 101 Goldberg, Meg 24, 27, 28, 36, 113 Goldberg, Mitchell Goldberg, Scott 35, 101 Golden, Lee Ann 113 Golding, David 20, 21 Good, Melissa 140, 164 Goode, Patrick 125 Goode, Sharon Goode, Teresa 125 Gorman, Mary Beth Goss, Richard 36, 113 Goss, Stephanie Goyer, Nancy 35, 76, 101 Goyer, Robert 149, 164 Goyer, Susan 34, 76, 101 Granato, Deanna 164 Grastorf, Anne 25, 33, 35, 101 Graves, Cassandra 76 Grecco, Paul 31, 33, 35, 38, 113 Greene, Stephanie 24, 125 Greenfield, Paul 164 Greer, Tyrone 25, 164 Greeson, Neil 101 Gregg, Beth Anne 20, 30, 164 201 Grevelding, Colleen 125 Grevelding, Mitzi 164 Griffin, Glenn 66, 77, 125 Grocott, Anthony Grossman, Nancy 114 Grosso, Robert 4, 125, 128 Groth, Karl Groth, Lisa 125 Grover, Michelle Grover, Thomas 114 Grover, Timothy 101 Gubman, David 126 Gubman, Susan 30, 165 Hafter, Jeffrey 126 Hahn, Michael 126 Hall, Keith 102 Hall, Michael 20 Hall, Shari 15, 38, 140, 161, 165, 1 198, 207 Hamm, Karen 114 Hampton, Tracy Hannett, Laura 25, 33, 35, 102 Hanselman, Mark Hanyak, Tracy 126 Happek, Susan 114 Happek, Wendy 30, 165 Harder, James 20, 102 Harp, Dave 77, 102 Harp, Linda Harston, David 102 Harter, Donald 36, 126 Hartley, Keith 24, 114 Hartley, Michael 102 Hartzog, Lee Haskins, Dana 77, 102 Haskins, Kimberly Havranek, Janice 76, 126 Hawke, Lori 86, 166 Hawke, Michael ' Hayes, Colleen 72, 141, 165, 166 Hayes, Margaret 24, 27, 70, 83, 114 Hayman, Julie 24, 72, 102 Hayman, Susan 19, 22, 23, 135, 166 Healy Aimee 126 Healy, Daniel 66, 166 Heffernan, Jenny 166 Heffernan, Ronald 166 Hehn, Gretchen 70, 114 Hein, Sandra 70, 114 Heller, Stacey 126 Hemphill, Robin 70, 82, 126 Henley, James 126 Herschkorn, Henry Hershdorfer, Barbara 83, 114 Hershkowitz, Jon 126 Hershkowitz, Laura 27, 126 Herzog, Cynthia 70, 76, 114 Herzog, Walter 40, 114 Hickman, Sheryl 12, 166, 168 Hicks, Sandra 20, 24, 114 Hill, Douglas 20, 102 Hill, Michael Hill, Richard 13, 15, 24, 166 Hillenbrand, Steven 114 202 Hinds, Amy 102 Hoekstra, Jill 20, 35, 102 Hoff, Karen 166 Hoffman, Eric 167 Hoffman, Robert 167 Holm, Lisa Homer, Tracy Honig, Judith 92, 140, 167 Hoogs, Anthony 102 Hoogs, Kenneth 123, 126, 161 Hopper, Patricia Horn, Terry 102 Horsman, Laura 27, 34, 102 Hotaling, Diane 167 Hotaling, Lisa 114 Houghtalen, Gail 82, 167 Houser, Patricia Hsu, Hanson 19, 21, 22, 26, 33, 34, 114 Hughes, Mark 102 Humeniuk, Robert 36, 102 Humeniuk, Timothy Humpleby, Cathleen 114 Humpleby, William 167 Huntington, Thomas 102 Hyde, Stacey 167 llardi, Michael 114 lnman, Douglas 167 lnserra, Frank 66, 126, 132 lnserra, Patricia 167 Jahn, Evan 126, 174 Jenkeleit, Anita 24, 25, 36, 114 Jenkeleit, Karin 15, 24, 30, 61, 72, 168 Jezer, Aviva 27, 168 Jezer, Ora 27, 34, 40, 114 Jiminez, Mariana 19, 22, 169 Jishi, Mohannad 102 Johnson, Edward Johnson, Lynne 24, 25, 126 Johnson, Timothy 169 Johnson, William 66, 90 Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Kimberly 76, 114 Jubinville, Maria 70, 82 Jubinville, Susan 70, 82, 92 Kagan, Jennifer 14, 24, 30, 86, 170, 174, 201 Kaitz, Allan 15, 170 Kameny, David 24, 126 Kameny, Samuel 24, 102 Kaplan, Steve Karanik, Karin 114, 170 Karanik, Lauren Karns, Jennifer 72, 75, 170 Katz, Janice 10, 27, 86, 126 Katzoff, Susan 25, 114 Kaufman, Holly 70, 114 Kearse, Davon 114 Keech, Brian Keeler, Jeffrey Keeler, John 115 Keib, Mary 78, 126 Kelly, Michael 170 134, 165, Kelso, Stacey 102 Kemp, Mary 171 Kemp, Patrick 171 Kendall, David 171 Kemdrat, Carl 126 Kendrew, Christine 83, 115 Keppler, Pete 27, 30, 171, 172 Kerestedjian, Lisa 21, 126 Kerestedjian, Paul 171 Kesselring, Michael 171 Kessler, Robin 115 Kieffer, Stuart 115 Kier, Richard 171 Kinney, Christina Kinsey, Flora 126 Kissane, Ellen 27, 75, 171, 177 Kissane, Kathleen 102 Kitromilis, Maria 21, 126 Klare, Mark 102 Klein, Laurie 115 Klein, Richard 22, 115 Klink, Steven 66, 126 Knapp, Jeffrey 115 Knapp, Julie Knapp, Kristin 102 Knapp, Lynda 171 Knapp, Patricia Knapp, Timothy 172 Koehne, Alicia 74, 115 Koeritz, Christopher Koff, Elisa 34, 102 Kolceski, Rodney Korte, Cynthia 127 Kraft, Colin 172 Kramer, Howard 115 Lacy, Erick 115 La France, Peter 103 Lagua, Belinda 36, 76, 103 Lagua, Carina 127 La Hood, Michele 24, 27, 115 Lakin, Lalley, Jennifer 30, 172 Noelle 19, 33, 35, 72, 103 Lambert, Tammy 76, 103, 112 Landers, Bradford 173 Landers, Glenn 103 Langan, Maria 74, 92, 115 La Piana, Jeffrey 103 La Piana, Julie 36, 40, 74, 127 Lasky, Lasky, Alisa 103 Barry 12 7 Lavine, Joseph 103 Lavine, Michael Lawler, Gillian 24, 127 Lawless, John 19, 77, 123, 127 Leader, Paula 35, 115 Leak, Margaret 115 Leak, Matthew 127 Learch, Brian Lee, David 127 Lee, Geoffrey 103 Lehmann, David 172, 173 Lehreman, James 127 Leiker, Linda 35, 115 Leiker, Natalie 127 Levinson, Bruce 127 Lemons, Laura-Todd 22, 74, 127 Lenihan Mary Anne 74, 127 Lenihan, Thomas 103 Leovey, Anna 25, 36, 40, 41, 70, 103, 35 LePage, Matthew 115 Lerman, Caryn 173 Lesselroth, Mark 33, 34, 77, 115 Lesser, Lori 127 Lesser, Mike 173 Lettelleir, Toni 35, 173 Levine, Karen 24, 103 Levine, Michelle 24, 174 Levine, Susan 30, 86, 168, 173, 174, 198 Levinson, Eric 127 Levy, Karen 115 Lewin, Sheryl 127 Lewis, Andrew 174 Lewis, Philip 174 Lewis, David 174 Lewis, Tracy 175 Leyburn, Brett 33, 34, 103 Leyburn, Rhonda 36, 41, 175 Lichtblau, Eric 20, 33, 34, 127 Liddle, Matthew Lieberman, David 15, 64, 66, 151, 159, 175, 9 Lietzke, Lynnette 10, 27, 78, 127 Lin, Christina 25, 33, 35, 103 Linscheer, Jennifer 103 Linscheer, Robert 127 Lisbon, Melissa 35, 70, 103 Little, William 115, 127 Little, Deanna 103 Liu, Joyce 21, 24, 27, 127 Loew, Eric 33, 35, 40, 176 Loomis, Heather 103 Lovas, John Lowitz, Marc 36, 41, 115 Luke, Melissa 127 Lusignan, Charles 21 Lusignan, Sarah 24, 103 Lux, Andrew 80, 151, 176 Lux, John 80, 127 Lux, Steven 10, 103 Ly, Minh 115 Lynne, Debra 30, 91, 92, 176 Lyubinsky, Allen MacDonald, Kathryn 20, 103 MacDonough, John 10, 172, 176 Macrides, Brian 176 Madisso, Tina 74, 115 Madonian, Elizabeth 13, 27, 40, 176 Madonian, Margaret 40, 74, 115 Maher, Thomas 176 Mallan, Lynda 103 Mallan, Shawn 128 Maloney, Scott 176 Mandelis, Paul 116 Manheim, Michael 128 Mantle, Stephen 128 Marcus, Robert 20, 24, 33, 35, 128, 207 Markley, Christy 14, 20, 24, 27, 33, 35, 128 Markley, Lisa 19, 22, 23, 156, 177 Marko, John 128 Marsh, Timothy Mason, Robert 177 Massa, Theresa Masullo, Anthony 104 Mathews, Kate Cook 24, 104, 129 Mathis, James 24, 77, 128 Matthews, Maria Mayes, Lisa 33, 34, 177 Mayes, Lori 33, 35, 116 McAndrew, Margaret 72, 104 McCarthy, Colleen 128 McCauley, Shannon McChesney, Christopher 116 McEligot, Mark McGee, Michael 36, 128 McGuire, Suzy 27, 70, 116 McKinnon, Kelly 128 McKnight, Amy 70 McKnight, David McKnight, Jacqueline 104, 116 McLaughlin, Sandra 15, 86, 140, 178 McMahon, Francis 15, 178 Mead, Melanie 15, 26, 33, 35, 92, 178 Meadows, Andrea 72, 104 Megargee, Lee Megargee, Patricia 116 Minechelli, Melissa 104 Minsky, Deborah 179 Miron, Steven 28, 116 Miske, Elizabeth 179 Mitten, David 116 Moade, Ray Modesti, Christian 129 Modesti, Claudius 18, 19, 30, 22, 23, 134, 144, 179, 198 Modesti, Julian 104 Modesti, Philip 5, 77, 104 Mofson, Marcia 33, 34, 38, 39, 40, 179 Mollica, Margaret 11, 74, 141, 180 Mollica, Mary 104 Moore, Bernard 116 Moore, Elizabeth 74, 116 Moore, James 116 Moore, James 104 Moran, Colleen Moran, Michael 180 Moran, Paul 75 Moran, Scott 129 Moran, William 29, 80, 134, 151, 180 Morganstein, Scott 116 Morganstein, Suzanne 24, 27, 36, 76, 104 Morris, Sheryl Morritt, Jo Anne 180 Mosher, William 116 Moskal, Karen 129 Moskal, Marilyn 9, 14, 72, 116 Moskow, Eric 116 Mosseau, Carole 24, 25, 33, 35, 116 Mounteney, Lester Mounteney, Nellie Moynihan, Timothy 20, 104 Mehta, Kershaw 21, 24, 27, 128 Mehta, Parastu 21, 24, 27, 104 Meltzer, Dawn 128 Meltzer, Judith Meltzer, Lisa 7, 15, 19, 26, 30, 178 Meltzer, Robert 104 ' Meltzer, Robin 20, 178 Mendelsohn, Jon 116 Meyer, Beth Mueller, Frederick 180 Mueller, James 116 Mueller, John 10, 66, 77, 172, 181 Mueller, Karen 4, 70, 82, 116 Mueller, Michael 66, 129 Muench, Leo 181 Muench, Paul 66 Muller, David 66, 77, 92 Muller, Deborah 129 , 181 Meyer, Eric 116 Meyers, David 24, 27, 128 Michaels, Julie 86, 116 Middleton, Robert 128 Miedaner, Anthony 174 Mielcarski, John Mielcarski, Michelle 150, 178 Miesch, Tammy 72, 75, 128 Mignacca, Francesca 178 Mignacca, Philip 116, 118 Mahshie, Janis 176 Mahshie, Jason 127 Mahshie, Jerald 127 Maio, Kathy Makarushka, Makarushka, Makarushka, 128, 130 Dina 116 Douglas 103 Stephanie 116 Makhuli, Christine 12, 29, 72, 75, 128 Makhuli, Michael 28, 103 Millan, Matthew 4, 24, 128 Miller, Geoffrey 24, 66, 129 Miller, John 26, 116 Miller, Michelle 36, 104 Miller, Scott Miller, Steven 116 Millstein, Susan 4, 165, 178 Milosovich, Sarah Mimaroglu, Canan 156, 165, 179 Mulvihill, Kevin 181 Mulvihill, Michael Munley, Mary Anne 5, 15, 30, 82, 181, 185 Murphy, Karen 24, 28, 30, 181 Myers, John 85 Mylon, Steven 24, 28, 129 Naistadt, Sara Ann 129 Nakatsugawa, Jun-Ya 104 , Naughton, Dawn 181 Naughton, Tracy 181 Naumann, Katrin 181 Neuman, David 116 Nevid, Eric 129 Newman, Nancy 24, 27, 70, 116 Newman, Shira 104 Newman, Tammy 156, 182 Newsom, John Newsom, Ross 104 Newton, Peter 129 203 Nguyen, Chanh 116 Nguyen, Hoa 35, 104 Nickles, Georgia 75, 76, 104 Nickles, Michael 87, 158, 163, 182, 196 Nightingale, Tamara 129 Nixdorf, James 20, 75, 116 Nixdorf, John 129 Noble, John 104 Nojaim, Lisa 117 Nolan, Nancy 182 Novak, Harriet 183 Nuzzo, Andrea 36, 40, 41, 72, 117 Nyland, Andrew 33, 35, 40, 129, 207 Nyland, Steven 104 O'Connor, Kyle 117 O'Leary, Sarah 10, 19, 26, 27, 36, 76, 117 O'Connell John 183 O'Connor, Erin 86, 104 O'Connor, Francis 33, 35, 104 O'Connor, Katherine 183 O'Connor, Richard 184 O'Donnell, Judith 72, 129 O'Donnell, Michael 24, 27, 28, 80, 129 Oldfield, Sophie 25, 27, 70, 76, 105 Oliva, Cynthia 129 Olson, Jeff 77, 105 Ono, Hiroshi 21, 28, 117 Ono, Yohji 19, 172, 179, 184 Osborn, Ann 129 Otis, Karen 105 Pacitto, Laurie 184, 198 Paikin, Scott 184 Paikin, Kimberly 105 Paikoff, Mark 33, 34, 38, 40, 41, 117 Palatino, Mark 77, 105 Palatino, Paul 77, 129 Palumb, Dave 137, 184 Palumbo, Andrew 105 Palumbo, Cynthia 129 Panetta, Stephen 30, 184 Papineau, Joseph Parisi, Angela 184 Parker, Matthew 36, 117 Passino, Marjorie 105 Paul, Douglas 130 Paul, Kyle 74, 184 Paul, Michael Payne, Carol 184 Pease, Christopher Pelligrini, Anthony Pellman, Mark 130 Peltzmacher, Beth 185 Penney, Naomi 26, 27, 28, 33, 34, 39, 130 Penney, Robert 105 Pepper, Phyllis 24, 27, 105 Peppi, Joelle 70, 117 Perkins, Linda 185 Perlow, Leslie 21, 24, 27, 36, 105 Perrine, Robert 117 Perry, Gillian 19, 130 Persak, Christine 117 204 Petriceks, Haralds 36, 40, 41, 117 Pettit, Cathleen 14, 24, 117 Piccolo, Marlene 185 Picquet, Scott 185 Pinsky, Lauren 130 Piraino, Tina 27, 105 Piselli, Kevin Pitkus, Laurie 4, 8, 28, 30, 70, 185 Pitone, Barbara 24, 186 Pitone, Christopher 105 Pittarelli, Anne 27, 35, 186 Plavocos, Georgia 11, 14, 15, 134, 140, 186 Plavocos, Scarlett 24, 25, 27, 105 Plumridge, Kevin 186 Pollack, David 117 Pollman, Judith 15, 186 Pollock, Jonothan 105 Pollock, Kara 187 Pomeroy, Julie 117 Pool, Charles 130 Port, Karen 19, 25, 27, 33, 35, 39, 86, 130 Potamianos, John 117 Potter, Stephen Pradhan, Shrila 19, 20, 27, 130 Prahl, David 117 Prokopiak, Carole 24, 117 Prucha, Andrew 117 Prucha, Anne 8, 70, 130 Pynn, Steven 117 Quinn, Timothy 66 Quinn, Teresa Rabuzzi, Douglas 20, 26, 30, 66, 150, 187 Radoane, Kimberly 27, 130 Radoane, Roberta 40, 105 Rafkis, Dror 77, 117 Randall, John 130 Rapp, William 20, 187 Rasmussen, Elizabeth 114, 130 Ray, Valerie Rayfield, Kimberly 70, 83, 105 Rayfield, Tammra 130 Rea, Todd 130 Reals, Harold 187 Reboux, Pierre 105 Redding, Susan 35, 105 Reeves, Scott 80, 141, 187 Reichel, Howard 33, 35, 36, 130 Reischmann, Dietmar 20, 187 Reisman,- Tammy 117 Remais, Jessica Renaud, Robert 10, 66, 80, 130 Reynolds, Matthew 21, 130 Rhyner, Thomas Rice, Kimberly 187 Rice, Philip 105 Rice, Raymond Rich, Randy Ripich, Gregory 14, 24, 30, 66, 153, 187 Roberts, Lee 130 Roberts, Rena 105 Robinson, Scott 26, 33, 34, 187, 206 Rodriguez, Jeanette Rooney, Diane 18, 19, 72, 188, 170 Rosenblum, Robert 22, 30, 36, 41, 135 141, 143, 188 Rosenfeld, Laura 130 Rosoff, Marc 36, 188 Ross, Alexander 105 Roswick, David Rothschild, Laura 39 Rowe, Patricia Royce, Daniel 35, 130 Royce, Michael 20, 26, 33, 35, 39, 189 Russell, Michael Ryder, Alan 189 Ryder, Nancy 117 Ryerson, Timothy 189 Sachs, Lisa 130 Sager, Julia 10, 70, 30, 190 Saghatchian, Maryam 19, 27, 30, 190 Salenski, Mark Salloum, Sami 122, 130 Sampson, Lisa 19, 137, 190 Saraceno, Anthony 20, 26, 190 Sartor, Christopher 117 Saunders, Saunders Saunders Scalzetti, Schaedle, Schaffer, Carol 8, 10, 70, 130 Diane 8, 10, 27, 70, 130 Linda 117 'Phillip 117 Michael 105 Ellen 24, 25, 27, 28, 105 Schanbacher, Todd 117 Scheftic, George Scheftic, Peter 117 Schick, Kathryn 105 Schmuckler, Adam 27, 131 Schotz, Carol 10, 78, 131 Schotz, Cheri 24, 70, 78, 106 Schotz, Karen 117 Schroder, Cortland 131 Schroder, Susan 74, 106 Schuls, Renee 72, 106 Schwartz, Betsy 86, 131 Schwartz, Garry 106 ' Schwartz, Robert 66, 131 Schwartz, Robin 19, 22, 25, 26, 33, 35, 92, 143, 177, 190 Schwedes, Scott 66, 80, 131 Scibilia, Frank 131 Seidner, Andrea 23, 36, 41, 190 Seidner, Jacob 131 Seketa, Lisa 24, 27, 117 Shanahan, Catherine 75, 117 Shane, Janet 82, 83, 131 Shapiro, Jeffrey 20, 151, 190 Shapiro, Marla 118 Shaul, Dorrie 22, 30, 143, 190 Sher, Roger 20, 33, 34, 38, 108, 131 Sherman, Craig 36, 41, 165, 180, 188, 190 Shindler, Illyse 30, 191, 198 Shindler, Marla 24, 106 Shiomos, Christina 191 Shipley, Susan 28, 118 Shipley, Trajan 183, 191 Shirtz, Jeanette 118 Short, Carl 118 Shupe, David 106 Siegel, Beverly 30, 191 Siegel, John 14, 19, 22, 77, 172, 191 Teller, Charles Tenhave, Gregory 118 Tention, Jo Ann 106 Thomas, Thomas, Chiquita 106, 111 Dwayne 118 Wahlgren, Daniel 36 Walker, David 107 Walter, Amy 147, 197 Walter, Tom 132 Walters, Steven 66, 132 Wandner, William 107 Siegel, Margaret 27, 106 Siegel, Th OITIBS Silverberg, Karen 92 Silverman, Nancy 192 Silverman, Simanteris Paul 118 , Kimberly 106 Simonetta, Lisa 70, 131 Sipple, John 29, 66, 118 Sipple, Mary 11, 29, 134, 147, 150, 192 Small, Craig 106 Small, Natalie 35, 86, 122, 131 Small, Stephen 106 Smedley, Lauren 24, 131 Smith, Andrea 33, 34, 131 Smith, Cheryl Anne Smith, Jacqueline 192 Smith, Tracy 26, 118 Snell, David 131 Snow, Jonothan 118 Sohl, Scott 36, 41, 118 Somach, Alan 192 Specter, Matthew 192 Speer, Kathleen 27, 131 Stahl, Brenda 193 Stappenback, Julie 193 Starr, Rebecca 35, 106 Stepanian, Margaret 24, 27, 118 Stetson, Steven 33, 35, 38, 75, 118 Stewart, Catherine 72, 118 Stewart, Donald 14, 22, 30, 193 Stiles, Curtis Stinson, Kurt 118 Stockman, Michael 131 Stoker, Sandra 194 Stone, Jeffrey 131 Stone, Timothy 36, 131 Stopher, Deborah 72, 75, 131 Stopher, John 10, 194 Stopher, Mark 106 Strache, Eric 10, 19, 77 Streiff, Cheryl 25, 27, 106 Steiff, Teresa 194 Strickland, Hollis 131 Strom, John 36 Studdiford, James 77, 80, 194 Studdiford, John 106 Sugarman, Helen 20, 35, 74, 106 Sullivan, Anne 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