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

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'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.

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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.

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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