Jasper Central School - Golden Glimpses Yearbook (Jasper, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1982 volume:

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Dedication Mrs. Shirley Hall Miss Kathleen Grogan Dear Mrs. Hall, This year it was voted unanimously to dedicate the 1982 version of the Golden Glimpses to you, because without your patience and assistance, publishing this yearbook would not have been possible. As our advisor, you guided us through one ofthe busiest of our high school years. We thank you, Mrs. Hall, and hope your future classes will give you all the respect and cooperation that you so richly deserve. With love, The Class of 1982 ju With this dedication goes our deepest gratitude and admiration to a teacher who, in the past three years has not only given us knowledge and guidance for our future, but has also been a true friend. At this time The Class of '82 would like to extend its thanks for all of the enjoyable activities that were made possible because of you, the Senior Play, Drama Club, and field trips to name a few. With sincere appreciation and due respect, we dedicate the 1982 version of the Golden Glimpses to Miss Kathleen Grogan. With love, The Class of 1982 dms,j1l, eap Class History The Class of 1982 began its school career back in 1969 with Bill Brewer, Shaun Dennis, Charles DeVore, Ricky Dunn, Jim Hosmer, Brent Irvine, James Jackson, Jimmy Parsons, Mark Prutsman, Bill Space, Mark Stewart, Roger Williams, Karen Baker, Yvette Davis, Yvonne Davis, Joni Friends, Ardis Kelley, Joanna Lewis, Michelle Ball, Bonita Murphy, Tammy Price, Bonnie Sherwood, Molly Russell, Pam Stephens, Joan Stuart, Darlene Sutton, Julie Waight, and Katrina Walker. Since then, we have lost a few classmates, but gained many more: Ed Petras, Carla Morseman, Gerry and Jerry Reynolds, Rick Taft, Connie Taft, Chris Button, Sue Spicer, Laurie Whritenour and Jane Squire. In seventh grade, we started out junior high as very lost individuals: stacks of books, crowded halls and the confusion of pink, yellow and white passes. In the eighth grade the major event was the eighth grade speaking contest. Brent and Darlene placed first, Ed and Jo- anna took second and Ardis came in third. Brent took second place in the Campbell county contest. The eighth grade also had their annual Book Fair and we all enjoyed our first money making activity. Upon graduating from eighth grade, there were 29 members of the Class of 1982. Joanna was our valedictorian and Shaun was the salutatorian. Brent won the history award, Bill S. and Darlene won the Good Citizenship Award. In our freshman year, we began the wonder of high school. Activities such as the car wash and bake sale provided not only profit but much fun. As sophomores, we proudly sponsored our first dance and roller skating party. Our academic studies continued and we learned more each day. Our teachers became not only figures of authority and knowledge worthy of our respect, but also true friends. While in the junior class, we continued with our money making projects: a dance, a roller skating party, and the magazine sales. Chris received a six foot tall banana and a radio for selling the most subscriptions. In October, we received our class rings, we will never forget the thrill of that day or our disappointment when they did not fit! Our senior year has been extremely busy. In the fall we presented our senior play, WHO DUNIT?, which all participants thoroughly enjoyed. We also had our annual dance and roller skating party. The class also journeyed to Elmira to see the play, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, and then went out to dinner. Class officers were elected and Jim Hosmer was chosen to be President, Joni - Vice-President, Darlene - Secretary, and Ed - Treasurer. The major activity of the year was the publishing ofthe yearbook. Brent and Joanna were chosen as co-editors, yet the cooperation of the entire class made the book possible. Throughout thirteen years at J.C.S. the class of '82 has grown very close and we have enjoyed our school days together. It seems hard to believe, but graduation, a goal for which we have diligently worked, will soon be upon us. Fol- lowing this, we must each go our separate ways. However, J.C.S. and its many memories will always remain a part of us. - dms, jll, bli 3 Class of 1982 May our yesterdays light the way to tomorrow 4 4' E 552-liswi f5Q1.g,ixL.f iw K W-r xiw ,Vx -ilgftgf N f fgfw X K 3 cvrfiffr-wwf . 14: limb ff g vkviewla? f 'Qifyjiwllhla fi? Qin? vp M 1 f s N jing f 'L' -ffllvkil 1: i 14455: Jay ey 1 , .. 4, WW ffwf , 'J sz. L' f .., 4 . 'ktffj ,J W .A 5 5 245 P ft WILLIAM DEAN BREWER She who gives quickly, gives twice! B.B. YVETTE MARIE DA VIS Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today, because if you enjoy it today you can do it tomorrow. James A. Michener CHRIS BUTTON When in doubt GAS IT! C.B. YVONNE MARIE DA VIS Do not lead because I may not follow. Do not follow because l may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Unknown z E i T A r V .:: - CHARLES K. DEVORE Keep on truckinll JONI LYNNE FRIENDS The moment may be temporary, but the memory lasts forever. Frank A. Clark .Q.'wS'42?QiT:1Mm c,gs?.:+gfj9??1if': '?v123?ZZf3jiS5g f, awww ,M is 555 53: , , X555 M-Q. at 1 522 A ,, ta F' W fi' 5 if r if :ga :HS ith SHAUN MARK DENNIS Man evolved not to rule, but as the most intelligent fool. S.D. JAMES ALLEN HOSMER Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Unknown Y ggzjvif' m,,aE2S.4,. 25 get 8339 as ik :Si 55: 7353 - Ngggiikfvmrt A sat A fwiz W s ia: ef seem, ssmsslsgjdgggggggz ASSE: 53 33,1 N: sig? 691 ,sig ,X 55:1 S, ee? sis: S5 221 .gig iss we ei is 2523? 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E.P. iam P' BONITA LYNN MURPHY My greatest hope will be that I have done something to help human understanding, to temper justice with mercy. to overcome hate with love. Clarence Darrow TAMMY JO PRICE The language of friendship is not wordsg but meanings. It is an intelligence above lan- guage. Thoreau 'Cf' is S ,E lb W s S 2 2 'Q mwwwwwa MARK E. PRUTSMAN Showing up is 80'ZJ of life. Woody Allen GE RRY LEE REYNOLDS As you ramble through your life, whatever be your goal, keep your eye on the doughnut and not the hole. JEROLD LEE REYNOLDS Why go half-way around the world to find a masterpiece when you can acquire one right around the corner? Unknown MOLLY E. RUSSELL Silence is golden, so I must be rich. J. Payne Hendy 2 ...,. 1 ..:. V 1 'rr' - J . 5 i E 51 3 , ll Q , 2 all , K1 A Q . HIM, djs L Q x ri z 1 N4 ..... .., - it -ii .... ,.,,.,. . 2 .... 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Carp Charlie Friends H oz Gern Jabber Mama Scappini Stocky A. Scappini Shorty Murph Edouardo T .L.H . Fluff Twin Burnt Rusty Space Sue Janey Crash Wart Con Kal Levi Kat Worm Rog Likes Not much Going out Parties Parties Waylon 8: Willie Tractor-trailers Weekends, having a good time Weekends Getting cobbled, Junebugs Rock-n-roll Family business Sincere people, 4th period lunch Parties, pizza, driving fast Finally being a Senior Paradoxes, physics, speaking contests Having fun Tunes Girls with brown eyes Girls Animals Good times Going places and having fun Music, dances, animals Trying new things Little Marsh, Pa. Sports, 4th period lunch Parties, havingfun Fast moving cars Bowling, weekends Assorted Being a vegetarian The good things in lye Dislikes Short janitors Talkative people Monday mornings People who don't mind their own business Friction Being confined Falling off cheer- leading mounts Most Jasper Teachers Ditches Hypocrites di Rednecks Blue dk green together People telling me I have no common sense Getting up early, two-faced people Getting up on time for school Arnbiguity, skewed physics labs Shakespeare, school Monday mornings School Girls who don't want to be with me History Bad times and H.A. teachers Staying home on week- ends Liars Walking on an abandoned road in the middle of the night Campbell Stuck-up people, being bored Chevy People who are all talk and no action Various Snobs Hell and his associates Majors Agriculture Science, Agriculture Business Business, Science Math, Science, Business Art Business, French Agriculture Math, Science, Business Vocational Electronics Business, Math, Homemaking Math, Science, French Vocational Cosmetology Math, Science, French Math, Science, French Business Vocational Electronics Agriculture Agriculture Vocational Cosmetology Math, Science, Agriculture Business, Vocational Sales oi Management Homemaking, Agriculture Business, Homemaking Business, Homemaking Homemaking Agriculture Vocational Business Machines Business, French Vocational Sales di Management Homemaking Agriculture uniors FIRST ROW: R. Hadlcy, C. Pelras, S. Hackman, J. Cornell, L. VanFleet. SECOND ROW: D. Drake, D. Gottschalk, S. House, J. Butler, C. Hall L. Flores, D. Cox. THIRD ROW: J. Button, J. Squire, J. Hcnderickson, P. Willis, C. Guild, T. lntili, C. Bradley. IT IS NOT WHAT WE TAKE UP, BUT WHAT E GIVE UP THAT MAKES US RICH. CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: D, Gottschalk - Sec., C. Bradley - Pres., INSERT: M. Willis - V. Pres. TOP: C. Guild - Treas. I8 Sophomores FIRST ROW: S. Murphy. M. Lubberts. D.VanOrsdale, S. Lapham, K. Calkins, R. Button. T. Price, J. Cornell, B. Fox. D. Savcy. SECOND ROW: B. Schenck, J. Drake, K. Flint, D. Baker, A. Fuller, S. Button, B. Holt, L. Wheatcraft, K. Lawson, P. Stratton, P. Space. THIRD ROW: R. Paddock. T. Woodard. G. Warner, K. Shankle, M. Bouton. T. Starkey. L. Drake. T. Randall. D. House. D. Hayes, L. Cronk. S. Davis IT IS BETTER TO TRYA D FAIL THAN TO FAIL TO TRY if YT? F' fx 8 F 1 nil ' sultan lf' .X H ea gs u '. xlgun n 4 V as n gas: ,WR v xufH'Y em L '. 9ff . 1 suffix, pw l' fin' :fur Mf itff1 .Coit-1-'.'..n, . in CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: D. House - Sec.. T. Randall - V. Pres. SECOND ROW: T. Price- Pres.. S. Lapham - Treas. l9 Freshmen FIRST ROW: C. Fink, C. Stephens, B. VanFleet, P. Newell, G. Ashbaugh, J. Kernan, S. Hall, B. Reynolds, L. Chapman. SECOND ROW: C Hosmer, S. Tiffany, S. Sutton, M. Palmiter, S. Savey, L. Smith, S. Adams, D. Marino, R. Thurber, D. Heckman. THIRD ROW: J. Cox, D. Tymel D. Cady, D. Cornell, W. Bouton, T. Guild, T. Buman, T. Russell, K. Siegrist, G. Button, L. Hunt. A dream lives on in every0ne's heart. CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: D. Marino - S Heckman - Treas., K. Siegrist - Pres. 20 ec., G. Button - V. Pres. SECOND ROW: D l 1 I Eighth rczde FIRST ROW: M. Fuller, W. Jozefowicz, D. Calkins, D. Smith, S. Moore, B. Stratton. SECOND ROW: J. Warner, J. Hayes, R. Guinnip, M Bartholomew, M. Davis, S. Friends, I.. Hayes, M. Price, M. Norman, J. Lapham, G. Woodard, S. Stephens, THIRD ROW: L. Kent, V. Cady, B. Ste phens, V. Page, H. Williams, D. Mattison, D. Hendrickson, W. Prutsman, S. Williams, S. Flynn, P. House, T. House. One can never consent to creep when one feels an impulse to roar. . 'He . Y. - -5.5 s CLASS OFFICERS: S. Stephens - V. Pres., L. Hayes A Sec., M. Price A Pres., S. Friends - Treas. Zl Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: A. Button, M. Kelly, S. Wheaton, B. Lubberts, S. Jackson SECOND ROW: A. Drake, D. Reynolds, A. Chapman, J. Adams, J Hawkins, T. Baker, D. Gerbes, J. Farrand, C. VanFleet, R. Leach. THIRD ROW: J. Loehnert, K, Prutsman, S. Schaeffer, M. McNulty, A. J. Potter T. Henderson, M. Drake, A. Cornell, D. Cornell, C. Null, A. Warner, L. VanFleet, T. Kernan, J. Price, R. Farrand, A. DeVore, T. Traylor, M. Pal- miter, A. Gates, B. Williams. FOURTH ROW: E. Flint, R. Graham. It is better to light a single candle than to curse the darkness. CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: B. Lubberts - Pres., M. Palmiter - Sec., A. Cornell- S.C. Alt. SECOND ROW: A. DeVore - Treas., A. Gates - S.C. Alt., L. VanFleet - V. Pres. 22 Senior BOCES SALES 8L MARKETING: L. Whritenour, S. Spicer, P. Stephens. ELECTRONICS: M. Prutsman, J. Jackson. COSMETOLOGY: M. Junior BOCES Inf., FIRST ROW: E. Baker, D. McCaig, M. Willis, K. Christian. SECOND ROW: B. Williams, V. VanFleet, M. Taft, R. Chapman. 23 mme! '- 125-dv Exchange Student Hello! My name is Luis Flores and I come from Mexico. I was born in Monterrey. My father's name is Jose Luis and my mother's name is Julieta. I have three brothers, Miguel, Ricardo, Daniel. I'm the oldest. I like the United States because Cthey have nice girlslj which is some- thing different in my life. I have learned the new language and new customs. I want to give thanks to everybody because they have helped me a lot in everything, especially the Hadley Family. Luis Flores T0 Someone S peei cz Dear Charlie, Although we have not seen you a lot in the past few years, the Class of 1982 would like you to know that you are often in our thoughts. You are still considered as a fellow classmate - a very brave classmate. You have shown much strength and courage, characteristics we greatly admire. Best of luck to you always, Charlie, from your friends, each and everyone of us. Love, Your Classmates I 24 l indergarten FIRST ROW: L. Friends, M. Black, G. Knight, M. Bullock, M. Wheaton, J. McCaig, J. Baker, V. Fox, H. Dennis, A. Roosa. SECOND ROW: B Santi, B. Schenck, C. Gates, A. Stratton, B. Johnson, B. Lucus, G. Stewart, D. Dodge, B. Traylor, W. Farrand, M. Dixon, B. Rogers. THIRD ROW J. Charles, B. Acker, T. Randall, M. Baker, K. Brewer, G. Gallicchio, T. Price, D. Draper, J. Hosmer, K. Button, J. Bates, G. Whritenour, A. Cornell J. Flint, S. McCarthy, A. Brewer. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Prutsman. First Grade FIRST ROW: L. Young, B. Smith, J. Cornell, M. Woughter. SECOND ROW: K. Kernan, J. Knight, M. Stephens, N. Fink, T. Ellis. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bouck, L. Lewis, E. O'Konsky, J. Drake, A. Shea, J. McCaig, M. Miles, S. Flint. 26 First - Second Grade FIRST ROW: A. Whitehead, T. Terry, D. Walrath, C. Durland, B. Friends, P. Leonard, M. Bloom. SECOND ROW: J. Stuart, G. Chace, K Erskine, D. Heckman, E. Stewart, P. Eldridge, H. Ashbaugh, Mrs. Ogrodowski. THIRD ROW: T. Adams, B. Price, J. Bouton, B. Price, J. Woolgar J. Hopkins, A. Drake, P. Learn. Second Grade 'E FIRST ROW: C. Heckman, F. Santi, D. Sutton, B. Odell, S. Landau, L. Nye. SECOND ROW: J. Brutsman, D. Draper, K. Foster, R. Mayo, J. Fields, J. Hayes, N. Montgomery. THIRD ROW: Miss Caporaso, B. Stafford, N. Mattern, J. Brewer, R. Chase, B. Lucas, S. Gerbes, N. Willis, T. Zeh, L. Friends. 27 W5 J R Third Grade M hour WBC!! oi whole seg --A-I ' if our wee OE? FIRST ROW: C. Carpenter, D. Johnson, L. Woodworth, S. Wheaton, C. Irvine, J. Charles, K. Smith. SECOND ROW: P. Fish, R. Hill, M. Jackson A. Bullock, K. McCaig, K. Friends, D. VanFleet, E. Drake, B. Mayo. THIRD ROW: D. Kumdaeng, M. Schenck, S. Reisman, L. DeVore, R DeVore, J. Spicer, C. Chilson, J. Paddock, R. Lute, R. Squire, Miss Lewis. Third - Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Z.E. Wheaton, T. McCarthy, G. Johnson, C. Gunn, T. Bouton, J. Williams, A. Intili. SECOND ROW: S. Hawkins, J. Hadley, M. Brotzman, D. Dodge, M. Dixon, D. Hall, J. Wheaton, R. Fox. THIRD ROW: B. Chace, S. Friends, G. Baker, H. Wade, G. Brewer, J. Stephens, M. Farrand, Z. Bullock. 28 1 S99 II W FIRST ROW: B. Heuring, L Montgomery J McCarthy R Gunn G Chilson P Durland J Cronk SECOND ROW J Sweet J Williams R Bloom,R.Hayes,S. Foster,P Randall J Bouton C Russell M Young THIRD ROW A Delill R House C Wade S Prutsman T Walrath D Mattison, K. Johnson, L. Kernan P Adams C Ferguson P Hunt Mrs Dreher F zflh Grade FIRST ROW: C. Carey, A. Price, K. Russell, K. Schaeffer, C. Button, M. McNulty, B. Hall, B. Gee. SECOND ROW: K. Had- ley, J. Sherwood, J. Wil- liams, B. Aldrich, Mrs. Yar- nell, M. Borden, D. Tymel, P. Landau, H. White. THIRD ROW: S. Irvine, C. Button, T. Mayo, A. Hayes, B. Gee, D. Moore, J. Bruts- man, D. Brewer, J. Paddock. FOURTH ROW: S. Guin- nip, P. Dennis, L. Zaleski, W. Gardiner. FIFTH ROW: D. Rudd, W. Ashbaugh, E. Calkins. S 44,1 FIRST ROW: B. McCaig, L Wheatcraft, C. Leonard, Y. Hunt T. Henderson, M.R. Williams, S Drake, J. Charles, A. Hayes, Mr McClaren. SECOND ROW: D Foster, E. M. Zaleski, L. Starkey R. Price, V. Nye, J. Drake, L. Cal- kins. THIRD ROW: L. Brown, E Walrath, P. Dixon, C. Friends, K Stephens, P. Hosmer, T. Hill FOURTH ROW: D. Hendrickson P. Hall, T. Terry. 'Fzfth and Sixth Grades FIRST ROW: M. Hall, T. Finch, D. Monahan, B. Heuring, J. Brotz- man, R. Woodward, S. Fuller, A Hawkins, T. Learn, D. Flynn. SEC- OND ROW: A. Space, T. Willis, S Chace, P. Ellis, J. Hunt, B. Calkins R. McCarthy, Mrs. Button. THI' RD ROW: B. Button, L. Oles, T Buman, B. Gee, M. Stewart, P. Sa- vey, G. White, B. Adams, P. Ran- dall, FOURTH ROW: R. Johnson R. Lawson, L. Marino, C. Adams, S. Perrine, J. Potter. 30 -7lFm9F5 i. if at Q I C 55 Q, D --an ,4l '5 aiu Q f.. f., N... .., H 7l Ar'nng hm - .. .. ... .... Q ', M '---- ....-..1...., ,W-, -..., nh -Q-. ' --,- - --- ---.. -- sy-1 ...-... 0 -QM V . 4,J.rl,,,, ---- - AV J! Q U I I L p ...f' 'M' -,M fgvqfofkn ' . .,..+,W,,-. ,,1.,,hP, 1 -n 9 ., I A It .yYvg ,414 . I . , , I T Q4-9-H. von ll . , ' ' -,ciagun k ,' 1 f - f f J 'Nu W '-N 4 A LW n...c5QEanl.01.A N.J1'fQN.. ..,.. , ...... . ' Q 901 a A A4anu.J dP.4f.45.'u,vYA,'l7difvR f3A5lo!.An.llO 1 'lf-3 1 . D 'Nffh15 7l V .. lun Ho.Ff,,TgL Aff-?4f5, -2 f Q K Kjjamg 5 x unwm1+.eM:.1g1?qAnx.p.-x..of...z1Qw --.mgm N1 f L L - fv wClfy.X4 4. .. ,5.t2'ZX...... ...,..... 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SECOND ROW: Mr. Wyman VanSkiver, Mr. Homer Morton - Clerk, Mr. Glen Bullock. Mrs. Clara Brownell 8L Mrs. Beverly Lewis - Secretaries Administration Mr. John Cain - Elementary Coordinator Too often in our everyday rush we take for granted the silent workers who help make our education possi- ble. Clara and Beverly are two people to whom we could never fully express our appreciation. We, the Class of '82 sincerely hope that you both realize how much your care means to us. Beverly, we thank you, not only for the work you do in the office to help us, but also for sacrificing so much of your time to help with the band, cheerleaders 8: many other activities. Clara, we thank you for helping our class handle and properly take care of the money earned in the past few years. Also, your kind words and smile are greatly appreciated. Thank you Clara and Beverly, for being who you are! Faculty Primary 112 4. C74L74i2.B0L1Mf fCapofQSo Intermediate I Wiz' !J.zZ,.u imma Agriculture 62 Hornemaking Mathematics di Scienc fmwgw ,0.X,.,4u f!fu...2, Secondary JKWW wwe Music 4 History Business :swim bd Biwgg, fig!! English di French MMV ywaisywy iilfwywa S-Q -4fffM hysical Education Library 0 . Wana 71 62121, Driver Education JVM N u rse WW M. IAN.,-1 Speech Therapist Psychologist Aides fee ee 0- F74-'70 T ,L -SANS f Religious , Education Dental Hygenzst Staff 3 LEFT: Head Bus Driver 8a Mechanic - C. Teribury. ABOVE: Whritenour, L. Wheaton, G. Aldrich, R. Stephens, B. Johnson. Transportation Drivers - S. Symonds, M. Payne, L. C ustod i ans FAR LEFT: Head Custodian f G. Aldrich, L. Wheaton, L. Delill. Cafeteria Staff S. Gammett, Cook-Manager - J. Foster, P. Sharp, Cashier W M. Payne, R. Aldrich. RIGHT: Monitor Cornell. 38 -S. 1-1' 1' S L n Appreczatzon Dear Miss Havens, The Class of 1982 would like to say Thank you for making Kindergarten a year we will not soon forget. Not only did you start our education, but you also taught us those special things -like sharing, manners and proper behavior. Many of us recall being quite frightened that first day of Kindergarten, yet you made school something to look forward to. For this we thank you, but most of all, we are grateful to you for making a great impression on our lives. With love, The Class of 1982 Dear Miss Schwartz, This year's Senior Class wishes to extend their thanks to you H Miss Schwartz. Not only were you a teacher from whom we learned so much, but you were a friend who was there at all times. Your smile and encouraging words have been missed in recent years. Thank you for being such a warm, friendly, courageous individual. You have set an example for all of us. With love, The Class of 1982 Dear Mrs. Lewis, The Class of 1982 would like you to know of our mixed emotions about your retirement. We join you in the happiness of reaching the goal of retirement, yet everyone will miss you. As a teacher you have contributed so much to our school. We would like to extend our sin- cere thanks for all of the ways in which you have given of yourself. Thank you and best of luck always. With love, The Class of 1982 Dedication to the Elementary Teachers The Class of 1982 would like to extend its deep appreciation to those special people who started us out on our educational journey W our elementary teachers. We learned a great deal from each teacher whether it was basic math, reading, writing or simply right from wrong. The following are a few of the many memories we have of our elementary days: Mr. McClaren,s 5th grade Civics Club, the 6th grade Medieval Guild, Christmas toy day, Niagara Falls and parties celebrating every holiday. Mrs. Lyons - do you remember how grossed out you were when Shaun threw up in reading class? Mrs. Yarnell e remember our live fish pond and the day that pond with all its fish, salamanders and crabs got dumped! Ofcourse we could never forget lst grade when many of us found ourselves standing in the corner! Miss Lewis - do you remember the play we produced - Murdock's Raft ? These are only a few of the numerous beautiful remembrances the Class of E 982 has of their elementary school days. We feel that dedicating a portion of the Golden Glimpses is the least we can do for you - our elementary teachers. Yet we could never thank you enough. With love, The Class of 1982 jll, dms, bli 40 Yearbook taff Sales I 0 g 7 V2 W 1' A E 5 X L We-v-. Co-editors B. Irvine J. Lewis S xp K g,-..... Layout As M gn.. 42 . STAFF: D. Sutton, T. Price, S. Spicer, C. Taft, S. Dennis, L. Whritenour, J. Friends, A. Kelley, K. Walker, E. Pe- tras, P. Stephens, B. Murphy, M. Russell, Y. Davis, J. Squire, J. Waight, J. Reynolds, B. Brewer, B. Space, J. Jackson, Y. Davis, R. Williams, R. Schenck, C. Button, R. Taft. JR. SALES: K. Christian, M. Willis, J. Button, T. lntili, C. Hall, J. Butler French Club FIRST ROW: D. House, T. Randall, L. VanFleet, L. Wheatcraft, J. Lewis, T. Price, Mrs. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: C. Bradley, K. Flint, S Button, D. Gottschalk, D. Savey. T. Price, S. Lapham, J. Button, D. Cox, B. Holt. D. Baker. THIRD ROW: J. Friends, Y. Davis. B. Murphy, S Heckman, C. Petras, L. Hayes. TOP: E. Petras. Varsity Club fr' FIRST ROW: J. Cornell, D. Sutton, R. Hadley, S. Heckman, M. Lubberts, J. Waight. SECOND ROW: R. Button, C. Bradley, L. VanFIeet, L. Wheatcraft, J. Button, S. Button. THIRD ROW: B. Murphy, D. Cox, C. Button, K. Flint, T. Price, K. Shankle, B. Holt, C. Guild, Mr. Baier. 43 FFA ational Honor Society FIRST ROW: D. Cox, R. Hadley. SECOND ROW: E. Petras, S. Dennis. THIRD ROW: C. Bradley, J. Button, J. Lewis. FOURTH ROW: L. Van- Fleet, D. Gottschalk. TOP: Mr. Button. UIOFS BOTTOM FIRST ROW: S. Williams, S. Ste- phens, E. Hunt. SECOND ROW: T. House, D Drake, S. House. TOP FIRST ROW: J. Button M. Price, D. Hayes. SECOND ROW: T. Buman S. Hall. FIRST ROW: S. Sutton, J. Drake, J. Kernan, J. Squire. SECOND ROW: S. Lapham, W. Bouton, G. Warner, K. Shankle, K. Calkins, C. Hall, R Hadley, P. Willis, D. VanOrsdale, M. Lubberts, Mr. Brotzman. THIRD ROW: C. Button, J. Cornell, G. Ashbaugh, M. Palmiter, R. Button, R Williams. FOURTH ROW: R. Paddock, R. Schenck, S. Murphy, T. Woodard, B. Brewer, J. Reynolds, J. Squire. FIFTH ROW: D. Cornell, J Hendrickson, W. Space, R. Taft, P. Stephens. 44 lub ffcers iq,-'ia HONOR SOCIETY: D. Cox A Pres., L. VanFleet - V. Pres., J. FRENCH Cl-UB1D.C0X f V- PFCS-.1 Lewis - Pres., -I. Friends f Button A Sec. 8: Treas. Sec., L. VanFleet - Treas. VARSITY CLUB: D. Sutton - Pres., R. Hadley - Treas., C. Guild - V. Pres., J. Button - Sec. FFA FRONT: R. Schenck - Sent., S. Lapham - Sec. STANDING: T. Woodard f Treas., C. Hall - Off. at large, D. VanOrsdale - Reporter, C. Button - V. Pres., J. Cornell - Pres. , 45 46 .f'- b ,S rag, 3 7' X 1 , Q 'EJ sfr' max nf 13. W f I CX KOVQ, IL' 4 s usic Band di Front Unit Senior High Chorus '14 5 L. FIRST ROW: M. Bouton, D. Baker, C. Petras, J. Heckman, A. Kelley, J. Cornell, S. Hall, T. Starkey. SECOND ROW: S. Button, G. Button, L. VanFleet, C. Bradley, J. Lewis, L. Wheatcraft, J. Friends, J. Waight, D. House. THIRD ROW: K. Siegrist, D. Gottschalk, L. Cronk, T. Randall, K. Shankle, K. Flint, L. Flores, L. Smith, T. Russell. FOURTH ROW: J. Butler, Y. Davis, D. Marino, S. Adams, E. Petras, P. Willis, R. Paddock, T. Price, P. Stephens, J. Squire. unior High Chorus m FIRST ROW: A. Cornell, A. Potter, A. Warner, R. Woodard, B. Lubberts, S. Wheaton, S. Jackson, M. Davis, M. Palmiter, A. Gates, L. Kent, A. DeVore. SECOND ROW: C. Null, T. Traylor, K. Prutsman, L. Hayes, T. House, S. Hawkins, T. Baker, D. Gerbes, J. Farrand, R. Leach, D. Smith, B. Stratton, B. Stephens, M. Drake. THIRD ROW: M. Norman, S. Stephens, B. Williams, S. Moore, M. McNulty, A. Chapman, C. VanFleet, E. Flint, V. Page, S. Friends, D. Cornell, L. VanFleet, M. Price, W. Prutsman. FOURTH ROW: H. Williams, J. Warner, D. Mattison. 49 Third and Fourth rode Chorus FIRST ROW: T. Walrath, M. Fields, M. Farrand, M. Young, P. Darland, B. Chase, M. Dixon, M. Brotzman, J. Hadley, Z. Bullock. SECOND ROW: J. Williams, C. Ferguson, L. Montgomery, J. Stephens, S. Foster, R. Gunn, L. Kernan, K. Johnson, B. Heuring, J. Bouton. THIRD ROW: D. Hall, P. Adams, T. Delill, J. McCarthy, R. Bloom, J. Cronk, P. Randall, R. House, P. Hunt, J. Sweet, Miss Boucker. Fzfth and Sixth Grade Chorus FIRST ROW: D. Brewer, S. Drake, J. Charles, D. Foster, T. Terry, C. Button, L. Zaleski, S. Gunnip, R. Johnson, B. Heuring, J. Brutsman, H White, T. Mayo, M. McNulty. SECOND ROW: C. Leonard, Y. Hunt, T. Henderson, A. Hayes, J. Drake, R. Jackson, J. Paddock, D. Calkins, P. Randall, D. Tymel, P. Hosmer, M. Hall, E.M. Zaleski. THIRD ROW: A. Hawkins, P. Ellis, S. Fuller, P. Savey, E. Calkins, J. Potter, P. Dennis, T. Willis, J. Sherwood, K. Stephens, R. Price, R. Woodard, T. Hill. FOURTH ROW: M. R. Williams, T. Finch, L. Calkins, P. Hall, J. Hunt, D. Flynn R. McCarthy, C. Friends, C. Button, B. Hall, K. Hadley, K. Russell. FIFTH ROW: L. Starkey, W. Gardiner, B. Button, W. Ashbaugh, A. Hayes, J Williams, S. Irvine, D. Rudd, A. Price, D. Moore, M. Borden, Miss Boucker. 1 50 3 5 YN ' w fs 'X 1 'S S ports iris' Soccer . XJ? A FIRST ROW: L. Wheatcraft, S. Savey, D. Sutton, S. Heckman, B. Fox. SECOND ROW: L. Smith, S. Button, B. Murphy, C. Bradley, B. Holt THIRD ROW: Coach Cutter, G. Button, D. Heckman, L. VanFleet, J. Button, L. Hunt, D. Savey, M. Palmiter. Boys' Soccer FIRST ROW: S. Wheaton, G, Ashbaugh, S. Sutton, M. Lubberts, S. Friends, M. Davis, M. Palmiter, R. Hadley, J. Farrand. SECOND ROW: C Fink, L. Flores, D. Cox, B. Irvine, T. Intili, T. Price, C. Button. THIRD ROW: Coach Smith, K. Flint, T. Woodard, D. VanOrsdale, T. Guild, J. Cor- nell, C. Guild, J. Hendrickson, S. Dennis, K. Shankle. 52 Volleyball FIRST ROW: B. Fox, S. Button. SECOND ROW: T. House, S. Heckman, D. Sutton, S. Savey, B. Reynolds, S. Flynn. THIRD ROW: Coach Cutter, A. Fuller, D. Heckman, D. Savey, J. Button, E. Hunt, B. Murphy, T. Randall, D. House. Wrestling FIRST ROW: B. Lubberts. S. Jackson, T. Woodard, T. Intili, B. Calkins, K. Stanford. SECOND ROW: Coach Koenig, K. Flint, S. Murphy, C. Hosmer, B. Irvine, J. Reynolds, C. Stephens, M. Lubberts, Coach Lewis, Inserts: R. Williams, J. Hosmer. 53 Cheer- leaders FIRST ROW: Y. Davis, L. Wheat- craft, J. Waight. SECOND ROW: L. VanFleet, J. Lewis. THIRD ROW: J. Butler, J. Friends. TOP: D. Baker. Varsity Basket- ball . S. Wheaton, C. Button, R. Hadley, S. Dennis, J. Cornell, C. Guild, K. Shankle, T. Price, D. Cox, T. Baker, Coach Cleeves, B. Adams. 54 .V Basketball 5 FIRST ROW: S. Wheaton, T. Baker, B. Adams. SECOND ROW: J. Cox, R. Button, D. VanOrsdale, R. Paddock, T. Guild, W. Bouton, G. Warner l L. Flores, M. Palmiter, S. Sutton, Coach Henderson. Q iris' Basket- ball FIRST ROW: G. Button, L. Smith, A Fuller, SECOND ROW: L. Hayes, S Button, C. Bradley, J. Button, M. Bou ton, THIRD ROW: D. Hackman, S Savey, S. Heckman, B. Holt, E. Hunt T. Russell, M. Norman, Coach Baicr 55 ' iris' Softball . W, .... K Y, . - ss FIRST ROW: D. Savey, C. Calkins. SECOND ROW: J. Waight, D. Sutton, S. Heckman, C, Bradley. THIRD ROW: Coach Henderson, S. Kyle, L VanFleet, L. Wheatcraft, D. House. oys' aseball FIRST ROW: D. Cox, B. Wheaton, R. Button, T. Price, J. Cornell, J. Heckman. SECOND ROW: R. Hadley, R. Paddock, J. Eichorn, K. Flint, B Adams, D. Drake. THIRD ROW: Coach Cleeves, B. Foster, B. Thurber, M. Mayo, M. Baker, C. Guild, K. Shankle, M. Leach, T. Guild. 56 Track FIRST ROW: S. Davis, B. Holt, M. Bouton, S. Button. SECOND ROW: J. Button, L. Hadley, G. Button, A. Fuller, C. Petras. M. Lubberts, D. Tymel, G. Warner, B. Irvine, .I. Drake, E. Petras, S. Dennis. 4.5 Score- Keepers FIRST ROW: T. Randall, T. Price, B. Fox. SECOND ROW: H. Baker, T, House, A, Kelley, C. Taft, D. House. 57 osx'-iff 1 'S Ti? as :few J S are PRODUCTION STAFF LIGHTSXSOUND Brent Irvine Mark Prutsman James Jackson SET f SCENERY Rick Taft Jerry Reynolds Laurie Whritenour Mr. Intili Bill Brewer MAKEUPXCOSTUMES Sue Spicer Bonita Murphy Carla Morseman USHERSXTICKET TAKERS Gerry Reynolds Molly Russell Pam Stephens Jane Squire Connie Taft Who Dunit? CAST Alexander Arlington ........... ............. E d Petras Muriel ......................................... Darlene Sutton Isabelle ............................................. Joni Friends Michael H Chris Button Annie ............................................... Ardis Kelley Harry .................................................. Bill Space Miss Jenkins - Katrina Walker Andrew - Julie Waight Vivian O Dell ................................ Joanna Lewis George Brewster .............................. Jim Hosmer Flo ................................................... Yvette Davis Prompter - Yvonne Davis Stage Manager - Tammy Price Directors - Miss Grogan 8a Mrs. Intili In Your Memory Donald Teri bury .Q J 62 SAFELY HOME I am home in Heaven, dear ones, Oh, so happy and so bright! There is perfect joy and beauty In this everlasting light. All the pain and grief is over, Every restless tossing passed, I am now at peace forever, Safely home in Heaven at last. Did you wonder how I so calmly Trod the valley of the shade? Oh! but Jesus' love illumined Every dark and fearful glade. And He came Himself to meet me In that way so hard to tread, And with Jesus' arm to lean on, Could I have one doubt or dread? Then you must not grieve so sorely For I love you dearly still: Try to look beyond earth's shadows, Pray to trust our Father,s Will, There is work still waiting for you, So you must not idly stand, Do it now while life remaineth - You shall rest in Jesus' land. 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