Fayetteville Manlius High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Fayetteville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 270 of the 1979 volume:

'a k leaves itis tiigh School ' w York ADVISORS: Mr. Steven Parker Mr. Leonard Smith EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Trude Drake Karen Hiller ART AND LAYOUT: Dorcas Domenico Tracy Snell BUSINESS: Jackie Graeb COPY: Jim Muldoon LITERARY: Bob Duncanson PHOTOGRAPHY: Lee Johnson 2 1 The best verse hasn ’t been rhymed yet, the best house hasn’t been planned, the highest peak hasn’t been climbed yet the mighiest rivers aren ’t spanned... ... Don't worry and fret, faint-hearted, the chances have just begun. For the best jobs haven’t been started, the best work hasn’t been done.” 6 A OAKLEA ES DEDICA TION Men possessing both great teaching ability and service to the students, school, and community are few and far between. However, one man at this high school stands above all the rest as a truly outstanding teacher, advisor, and friend - his name is Mr. Anthony Procopio. Mr. Procopio has been a language teacher at F-M for years. His total commitment to the subject area is exemplified by his fluency not only in English and French, but also in Spanish and Italian. His classes are held in a relaxed environment, a setting that allows his students to perform to the best of their abilities without undue stress and strain. The best part of the classes, however, is Mr. Procopio himself. He does not just sputter out material that must be memorized by his students, but presents it in such a manner that makes the student want to learn. A rare phenomena takes place in his classes: the fun is put back into learning! That is the sign of an excellent teacher. Much of the positive increase in the wrestling team’s attitude can be attributed to Mr. Procopio. He does not always ask for a victory, but asks only that “you give it your best shot.” His treatment of the wrestlers as men rather than just bodies has enabled him to get a one hundred percent effort from them. Mr. Procopio has been the chaperone for the annual spring trip to Paris. He was like a second father to many on the trip, while being a best friend to all. Each year his contributions to the International Fair go unnoticed. He puts in count- less hours of his time for the benefit of the students. Mr. Procopio is a man of character and understanding. He has always considered the position of the student, and never makes any unreasonable demands. He realizes a concept that so many other teachers ignore- that the student has other obligations beside his course. Yet, he still receives a total effort out of all his stu- dents, out of respect for his consideration for them. He has established a dialogue with the students at F-M like no other teacher has in the past, or is likely to in the future. However, words like this are not enough to describe what the man is, or has done. To know what Mr. Procopio is really like, he must be experienced in person. For all, it will be an experience that they will never forget. The 1979 Oakleaves staff is extremely proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Anthony Procopio. No matter what looms ahead if you can eat today, enjoy the sunlight today, mix good cheer with friends today, enjoy it and bless God for it. Do not look back on happiness-or dream of it in the future. You are only sure of today; do not let yourself be cheated out of it. ’’-Henry Ward Beecher .1 } J 1 14 We look forward to the future but will always cherish the memories of school days past (1) Vincent Hemmer Vice Principal (2) William Rankin Vice Principal (3) Jay Boak Vice Principal (4) Platt Wheeler Principal (5) Roberta Kesselring Secretary (6) Patricia Bryant Secretary (7) Roberta Wickham Secretary (8) Patricia Bundy Secretary (9) Marjorie Reynolds Secretary 18 T 1 - • ♦' � ’ k '• . Vs ? s’ «•. � , fix , rix 5 3! • ♦ ' i MSirvSl v v W ♦ ' ADMINISTRA TION (1) Peggy Marshal! American Literature, SUPA, Prose Style (2) Kathleen Flood American Literature, Speech (3) Helen Maxson American Literature, Advanced Placement (4) Elizabeth Wechsler Reading, PSAT-SAT Preparation (5) Betty James Basics of Writing, Essay X (6) Esther Rufo Secretary (7) Thomas Hayes American Literature, Prose Style (8) Carolyn Hanlon SUPA. Values in Literature (9) Faith Ball American Literature. Basics of Writing (10) Patricia Maroun Advanced Placement, Mass Media 20 P ENGLISH I I (1) Beverly Foraker American Literature, Basics of Writing (2) Regina Waaser American Literature, British Literature (3) Patricia Green Reading (4) Karen Keane SUPA, Instructional Specialist (5) David Farrell World Literature. British-lrish Literature (6) Kathy Pisegna American Literature, Basics of Writing (7) Leonard Poggiali Drama (8) Ruth Siegle Basics of Writing, American Literature (9) Faith Henry World Literature, British Literature (10) Mark Cooper Fundamentals of Reading and Writing, British Literature 22 i (1) Jerome Detotto French (2) Theresa Walker Latin, French (3) Barbara Newman Spanish, French (4) Ria Schueller German (5) Buenaventura Corona Spanish (6) Judith Farrell French, Instructional Specialist (7) Michael Guzman Spanish (8) Evelyn Allen French, Latin (9) Dorothy Wilkinson Secretary (10) Anthony Procopio French (11) Joan Gross Spanish 24 LANGUAGE §M (1) Nancy Barnett Math 9, Math 11 (2) Michael Zwick Math 11, Modern Geometry, Computer (3) Barbara Rossi Math 10, Math 11 (4) Nick Lore Math 9, Modern Geometry (5) Chuck Stedman SMSG, Computer, Calculus (6) Philip Resch Intermediate Algebra, Math 9 (7) Bonnie McCabe Math 10R, Math9 (8) Sandra Vickery Math 9, Intermediate Algebra (9) Marian Redmond Secretary (10) Joseph McMullen Math 9, Math 11R (11) Gail Hefferon Math 12T, Math 4-3, SMSG (12) Carol Case Math 12X, Math 10R, Instructional Specialist (13) Julie Marcellus Math 9-2, SMSG, Math 4-3 (14) Brenda Williams Math 4-3, Topics 12, Computer AB ... MATHEMATICS 26 2 (1) Don Micklon Earth Science (2) Jeanette Kee Biology (3) Warren Petty Biology, Instructional Specialist (4) Ronald Hauck Physics (5) George Konopski Chemistry (6) Anne Roy Chemistry (7) Edward Torba Physical Science, General Chemistry (8) Bill Ray Smith Biology (9) Ronald Searle Earth Science (10) Dolores Ridley Secretary (11) Michael Skelly Biology (12) Timothy Jackson Earth Science (13) Sidney Drucker Earth Science (14) Martin Alderman Physics (15) Deanna Vaughan Biology 28 ■ 7 SCIENCE 29 (1) Charles Durgey Social Studies 9 (2) Alan Vedder American Studies, Law (3) Valerie Radley Social Studies 9 (4) William Farrell Social Studies 9 (5) Joseph Valesky European Survey, Philosophy (6) Barry Miller Social Studies 9, American Studies (7) Patricia Paolotto American Studies, Political Science (8) James Linderman American Studies, Economics (9) Walter Munze European Survey (10) Len Smith SUPA Psychology, Instructional Specialist (11) Richard Petruso American Studies, SUPA Sociology (12) George Hollenbeck European Survey, American Studies (13) Thomas Hail European Survey (14) James Reese American Studies (15) Rose Christensen Secretary 30 SOCIAL STUDIES 31 ! (1) Frank Lenti ni Band (2) Bruce Campbeli Choir (3) Leighton Tiffault Music, Swing Sixteen (4) James Williams Art, Textiles, Sculpture (5) Jay Blaufuss Instrumental String (6) Gordon Muck Advanced Art (7) Steve Parker Photography (8) Gary Becker Communications 32 FINE ARTS GYM (1) Kathryn Parker Gym (2) Ed Schmitt Gym (3) Linda Saul Gym (4) Sandra Saline Gym (5) Martin Smith Gym (6) Kenneth Zysk Gym (7) David Bender Guidance Counselor (8) Neal Sprong Guidance Counselor (9) Andy Meyers Guidance Counselor (10) Carl Pesco Guidance Counselor (11) Barbara Oakley Secretary (12) Donald Bird Guidance Counselor (13) Frederick Sheridan Guidance Counselor (14) Ruth Spencer Secretary 34 mmmm WORK STUDY (1) Michael Eisenberg Librarian (2) Mary Stephens Library Aide (3) Glen Parrish Work Study (4) Agnes Westlake Nurse (5) Terry Ares Library Aide (6) Steve Gramet Work Study (7) Carol Notowitz Librarian (8) Carol Rutherford Health (9) Barbara Tompkins Librarian (10) Anthony Pace Health (11) James Hennighan Work Study 36 HEALTH LIBRARY i INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUSINESS (1) William Stone Industrial Arts (2) Thomas Erkenbeck Industrial Arts (3) James Dowdle Industrial Arts (4) Ann Linaberry Typing (5) Aspasia Fittch Typing, Shorthand, Business (6) Elizabeth Massey Clothing, Cooking (7) Betty Smith Clothing, Cooking, Psychology (8) Andrew Azzarello Typing, Bookkeeping 38 HOME ECONOMICS F-M DA Y MUSIC MAN Music Man This year's performance was a great success. Stellar performances were put in by Andy Bras- ted, Sue Studdiford and others. All singers and dancers performed well. The stage crew did an excellent job in coordinating the play and special effects. The show was a joy to watch and achieved great raves from the spectators. 44 Oh my God, look at my hair! 45 The Rockettes SHOWBOAT George Burns lives in Showboat The 1978 Production of Showboat was one of the most successful ever at the high school. There was a great variety of performances and all stu- dents enjoyed themselves while participating. The crews did a good job with the lights and special effects. Overall, Showboat was a spectacle to be seen by all. t Wow, that takes guts! 47 What a knockout! Okay, don’t smile! Singing a duet by herself Two-faced people Could be a bartender also SENIOR AUCTION The Senior Auction is held each year by the Senior Class. It helps to raise money for the Senior Ball. This year’s Prom was held off cam- pus, so the money was put to good use. The Seniors raised a lot of money towards the Prom. Everyone had a fun time and there was always ex- citement during the night. Pie-faced 50 Infantine mad at Bear This year’s F-Emmys were quite an experience. The seniors ran the event, an award presentation night for everyone. A great number of people came out to watch a lot of good times and fun. Everyone enjoyed them- selves, especially the award winners. Well run by the Senior Class, future classes hope to have as much suc- cess as this year’s. JUNIOR PROM Class Politicians take a break The Junior Prom was held in the foyer to a full house of couples. The band, Strom- becker Lighthouse, performed and was well appreciated. Everyone enjoyed themselves and had an excellent time. 52 Do the Hustle! A wild and crazy guy SENIOR BALL The Senior Prom was held for the first time off campus at the Marriott. The Ball was a great suc- cess and all had a merry time. Hey, what’s in this stuff? NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY '78 - '79 National Honor Society Each year, the Oak Chapter of the National Honor Society inducts new members based on their aca- demic achievements, leadership, service and char- acter. This year, the largest number of new members ever were inducted, to the delight of their family and friends. The group plans to serve the community and school in the upcoming year. 54 Bottom Row: J. Prevost, S. Piddock, K. Osborn, T. Eubanks, J. Cornell, K. Micklon, M. Moverman Row 2: P. Allen, K. Plate, L. Fitch, S. Knutson, D. Powell Row 3: B. Hotaling DANCE CLUB The Dance Club, under the knowl- edgable direction of Senor Guzman, had a very productive year. As the dis- co craze swept the country, the F-M dancers stayed right with it as they learned all the latest dances. They also experienced a bit of the past as they waltzed, boogied and did the. Charles- ton. 5 A MID SUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM This fall's production of William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” was a delight to watch. It con- tained spectacular performances from all, somber moments and moments of pure laughter. Crowd response was excellent to this classic play, done as a production by a group of extremely tal- ented high school dramatists. 56 Prithee, methinks you be art thou” AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS This year’s performance of “Ahmal and the Night Visitors” was an im- mense success. The play featured the talented Andy Brasted, and introduced many other new faces into acting be- fore large numbers. Good sized crowds observed the spectacle and enjoyed the fine performance. Waiting in line at the barber shop DEBA TE CLUB Bottom Row: E. Iverson, G. Mann, R. Dushay, S. Koldin, J. Kline The Debate Club had an active year of competition discussing controver- sial matters. These students did a fine job of representing FM and hope to continue next year with even more enthusiasm. 60 “Can you repeat the question?” BAND AND ORCHESTRA This year’s Band and Orches- tra, under the inspiring direction of Mr. Lentini, had a very fulfilling year. They produced a sound which is not frequently heard in a high school, let alone a college. Their concerts provided an en- lightening experience for all, as the students performed with ex- cellence. 61 Whistle while you work HUMANITIES The Humanities group enjoyed a successful second year of existence. The group was structured by a group of devoted teachers who ex- hibited a genuine concern for broad- ening the cultural horizons of FM students. Humanities sponsored field trips to such places as The Landmark Theatre, The Everson Museum, as well as providing a weekly classic and musical perfor- mances here at school. “You get the point?” 62 Bottom Row: M. Berman, J.D.KLeinke, J. Weeks, J. Turner, B. Wilson, Row 2: S. Knowland, K. Essom, B. Lindsay M INTERNATIONAL CLUB Bottom Row: L. Wilson, I. Bala, J. Cornell, K. Osborn, H. Hanamitsu, M. Berman Row 2: S. Knowland, M. Gacek, V. Koe, S. Nimerosky, M. Mover- man, F. Wergifosse, K. Micklon, B. Lindsay The International Club again this year did a fantastic job of helping out visiting foreign students with any problems they encountered in making the transition to a new school. All the students involved should be warmly congratulated for lending a hand and opening their hearts to the students from abroad. A THLETICS ASSOCIA TION You what? Bottom Row: K. Stewart, Y. Chevalier, C. Senensibe, S. Knutsen, K. Whitfield, S. Obold, K. Coleman, D. Hogue, L. West, A. Hogan, D. Schmitt, A. Burke Row 2: S. Graeb, L. Mann, S. Knowland, P. Chisholm, C. Bealer, S. Nimerosky, K. Lanese, M. Roethel, O. Rizik, I. Bala, D. Chase, Row 3: K. Katra, P. Gavenda, B. Gavenda, B. Hogan, M. Carillo, J. Prevost, B. Lindsay The Athletic Association is a group of girls who form an in- school type of booster club in order to support athletic teams at the school. This year, under the direction of President Adele Hogan, they did a great job of promoting school spirit and en- thusiasm by having competitions between House I and House II, the dual for “top spirit”. AA was able to gain fantastic support from the student body. They ran the concession stand at the foot- ball games, basketball games, and after school. AA sponsored dances were always well attend- ed and enjoyed by all. The bene- fits of the club have been incalcu- able throughout the year. SENIOR AND JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL M. Langan (Secretary), L. Jones (Vice President), C. Caldwell (Treasurer), J. Grasso (President) D. Williams (Vice President, C. Gualtieri (President), C. Wheeler (Secretary) A very Bush-y Christmas Tree He's just hanging around This year’s Senior and Junior Class Councils produced much in the way of benefits for FM students. The Senior Class Council, led by President Joe Grasso and Vice-President Lisa Jones, successfully opened up a Senior Lounge which proved an immediate blessing for the seniors. The Junior Class Council, under the leadership of President Clete Gualteri and Vice- President Cindy Wheeler, had numer- ous bake sales to raise money for their prom, not to mention the winning float in the Homecoming Parade-The Water- tower. Both Councils sponsored candy sales and dances throughout the year and led active lives. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Bottom Row: C. McElynn, F. Mehen, J. Kleinke, J. Wanamaker, D. Powell Row 2: C. Bealer, L. Massad, L. Coons, P. Perdiue, G. Wilson, J. Grasso, T. Grasso, J. Muldoon, E. Trepacz Junior Classical League is a club open to all Latin 1-5 students. Officers of the club are John Wanamaker as Imperator (President), John Klienke as Sub-lmpera- tor (Vice-President), Elizabeth Massad as Custos Pecuniae (Treasurer), Elizabeth West as Scriba (Secretary), and Lenora Paglia as Magistra Artium (Artist). J.C.L. is a member of the New York State Chap- ter. Besides participating in their own ceremonies and activities such as charity services, they contribute greatly to the International Fair, held in the Spring of the year. Mrs. Walker is the advisor of the group. 68 SWING 16 Swing-Sixteen under the su- perb direction of Leighton (Sox) Tiffault, may be classified as a Jazz Pop singing group. It con- sists of eight boys and eight girls singing, and a back up group con- taining two flutes, tenor sax, per- cussion, bass and piano. Swing had the distinct privilege of per- forming at the NYSSMA Confer- ence at the Concord Hotel in the Catskills this year. They also re- corded an album while there. Swing is a select group from F-M's choir. Choreography for the group is done by Senor Michael Guzman. Bottom Row. P. Norman, T. Grasso Row 1: M. Simmons, S. Miltner, R. Gylys, K. Peth, M. Dupre, M. Gordon, L. Paglia, E. Dollase, C. Morse, L. Savage Row 2: B. Plate, M. Kline, J. Bellos, D. Owens, J. Dannick, C. Soults, D. Garwood, A. Brasted, Mr. Tiffault CHOIR AND CHORALE Bottom Row: C. Caldwell, S. Debritz, S. Miltner, J. Clark, C. Doyle, P. Winters, D. Street Row 2: J. Mosey, R. Gylys, L. Milgram, L. Lawrence, M. Stone, P. Cook, S. Hyla, K. Plate, J. Cornell Row 3: J. McLaughlin, B. Daley, M. Connor, J. Dannick, A. Hirt, S. Sullivan Row 4: C. Soults, N. Chav- kin, B. Plate, A. Brasted, M. Kline, J. Bellows, J. Jermano, J. Deutch The Fayetteville - Manlius High School Choral program, under the skilled direction of Bruce Cambell, has for its base a 250 voice choir, open to all students who have a desire to sing, regardless of their ability. From this large choir are the select chorale, Madrigal Singers, Swing-Sixteen, and other vocal ensembles, all chosen by audition. Chorale is a select choir from F-M's larger choir. Under the direction of Bruce Cambell, they have had a num- ber of successful performances with the Syracuse Symphony. This year, “Amahl and the Night Visitors” was the most outstanding of all thier per- formances. Each student must audi- tion separately for this choir. Students are required to be members of the choir. 70 YEARBOOK The 1978-1979 Yearbook Staff led by Co-Editors Trude Drake and Karen Hiller, wished to get the whole school involved in the book this year. They staged a cover design contest won by Lenora Paglia and a photo sale. Seniors voted on their friends for the Senior Superlatives on pages 194 and 195. Students also dedicated the book to Mr. Anthony Procopio. The theme of the yearbook is “The future; the end of high school is the beginning of life.” The staff is pleased to present this book to the students and teachers at Fayetteville-Manlius. They want to thank Mr. Len Smith and Mr. Steve Parker and Lenora Paglia (yearbook artist) for all of their help. EDITORS: J. Graeb, D. Domenico, T. Drake, T. Snell, J. Muldoon, B. Duncanson, K. Hiller Bottom Row: C. Bealer, S. Hiller, L. Paglia, L. Grabau, J. Graeb, D. Domenico, T. Drake, T. Snell, S. Obold, B. Cifrese Row 2: B. Gavenda, M. Con- way, J. Muldoon, J. Kleinke, B. Duncanson, T. Grasso, K. Hiller, E. Trepacz, M. O'Keefe, D. Powell, J. Harris, S. Rayder, J. Metzler, L. Peters Spread out (uh, Yearbook sreads) VOICES R. Dushay, M. Berman, S. Bierman, C. Gualtieri The 1978-1979 Voices staff head- ed by Ms. Keane, produces an annu- al literary magazine containing poems, short stories and artwork produced by our own F-M students. 4 ' ' NEWSPAPER This year's newspaper was successful in informing all students of the various happenings at FM. Editors Lenora Paglia and Madeleine Berman assisted in giving “The Sting” its outstanding style, organi- zation and quality. This is the first year that the newspaper has been published monthly, thanks to the supervision of Mrs. Pisegna. Front Row: T. Hall, J. Williams, Y. Chevalier, L. Paglia, M. Berman, K. Osborn, D. Powell, Row 1: B. Lindsay, B. Hogan, J. Kleinke, B. Duncanson, B. Burke, J. Muldoon, Row 3: J. Kosoff THESPIANS A. Brasted, J. Cornell, B. Daley, J. Deutch, M. Connor, S. Debritz, Mr. Poggiali Thespian Troupe 98 proves another successful year! This years production “A Mid-Summers Night Dream” by William Shakes- peare entertained a large, laughing audience. Thes- pians will now aid in the musical “Guys and Dolls”. 76 F-M PL A YERS The F-M Players under the direction of Mr. Poggiali, completed its second year of existence. The group, concern- ed primarily with acquiring knowledge concerning productions, acting and other forms of the stage, had a good number of students under its banner. Much was accomplished and the people involved will benefit greatly from the experience. Mr. Poggiali, C. Adams, K. Osborn, S. Piddock, J. Mosey, R. Dushay, M. Moverman, S. Debritz, M. Harris, M. Connors, A. Bisson, B. Daily, L. Lawrence, J. Deutch, J. Hathaway ABC STUDENTS T f Bottom Row: K. Whitfield, D. Hogue. Row 2: Y. Chevalier, I. Bala, T. Eubanks, M. Carrillo. The F-M ABC program reached it’s fifth year of existence and successfully did what it stands for. Providing “A Better Chance” for academically talented stu- dents from target cities to ex- pand their horizons both educa- tionally and socially. This year the program has three gradua- ting seniors, three juniors and two new girls to the program which are sophomores. 79 At home, working: Home-work INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 80 Joe Cissna-Dry Look “Hurry up, we can’t smile forever’’ mm 4 mmmt — CLy Bottom Row: D. Lasoda, S. Kotcamp, G. Gates, J. Kotcamp, G. Whitehead, M. Egan, J. Stauffer, P. Eggiton, E. Lowe Row 2 P. Wall, J. Sizing, r L. Starratt, J. Stauffer, D. Axenfeld, J. Richer, F. Flanangan, S. Shaheen, Coach Smith F-M 6 11 9 7 2 8 3 11 4 1 5 5 Opponent West Genesee ................ 2 Homer........................ 6 East Syracuse Minoa ........ 11 Cortland .................... 6 North Syracuse .............. 3 Jamesvllle-Dewitt............ 0 Liverpool ................... 9 Baldwinsvilie ............... 8 Cicero . . ................ 4 West Genesee ................ 4 Homer....................... 11 Fulton ..................... 2 fcortla d 8 East Syracuse Minoa ......... 9 Jamesville-Dewitt........... 3, Sectionals i $ , C.B.A........................ 0 Liverpool .................. 0 East Syracuse Mmoa ......... 11 84 mr A future pro? VARSITY BASEBALL The varsity baseball team had a very successful season ending up with a deceiving 10-9 record. They advanced to the finals of the sectionals be- fore succumbing to a powerful E.S.M. team. Coach Smith attributes the team’s success to the strong pitching staff of Jim Richer and Dave Axenfeld, fielding of Gordie Whitehead, and the team’s im- proved hitting. With many returning seniors the outlook for the ’79 is very good. He can't hit what he can’t see J. VAND FROSH BASEBALL Bottom Row: C. Graham, D. Owens, L. Beesley, R. Roenbeck, R. Arnold, J. Adour, K. Whitehead Row 2: Coach Christopher, Ed Trepaz, J. Muldoon, T. Thomas, B. Dew, M. Street, P. Baccile, T. Maring, B. Honnold, M. Brown Bottom Row: D. Jones, J. Hourigan, T. Ryan, D. McRea, S. Binet, T. Durgey, S. Feltrinelli, J. Kiernan Row 2: B. Broad, C. Baldwin, K. Osborn, S. Sullivan, D. Wray, C. Martin, L. Weber, D. Turner, A. Harper, Coach Durgey, S. Putnam, L. Buroker, T. Stauffer, S. Grasof. Absent C. Bless- ington BOYS TRACK The lonely runner F-M Opponent 58 West Genesee ........... 83 77 East Syracuse Minoa ..... 64 65 North Syracuse . 76 61 Cortland ................ 80 61 Fulton .................. 75 75 Cicero .................. 66 44 Oswego .................. 97 32 Baldwinsville .......... 109 87 Homer.................... 53 26 Liverpool .............. 115 65 Jamesville-Dewitt........ 75 “Grrrr . Get out of my way. Bottom Row: J. Sych, R. Neubauer, C. Resig, F. Ryan, R. Guzman, G. Begarano, M. Bonderude, P. Lincoln, T. Cooper, D. Gary, C. Kellar Row 2: J. Sweeting, C. Obrist, M. Gacek, J. Finnerty, C. Doyle, S. Vago, T. Noonan, J. Cunningham, B. Flopkinson Row 3: Coach Guzman, B. Moran, P. Nicholson, B. Detotto, D. Jackson, B. Wadley The Boy’s Track Team had a hard season last year with many tough competitors. With 3 wins and 8 losses-and many close scores-the team put up a good fight all season. Unfortunate- ly, early in the year, illnesses and injuries struck various team members. According to Coach Michael Guzman, Jim Salvetti could have been a state cham- pion in the hurdles if he had not become ill. Two oustanding runners were Richard Guzman and Frank Ryan, who was also the highest scorer. The team hopes for a good season next year. 88 Karate Expert GIRLS TRACK Bottom Row: K. Claridge, G. Shave Row 2: L. Blume, W. Tanner, C. Long, L. Garafola, H. Anklin, L. Montanaro, L. Gregory, A. Bisson, C. By- ron, N. Dana, I. Bala Row 3: K. Hoy, M. Hackett, L. Hale, M. McAndrew, K. Jackson, T. Bisson, S. Kempton, L. Goldman, J. Schmidt, L. Grabau Row 4: K. Coleman, L. Cummings, K. Hoyle, L. Van Nort, C. Guiles. C. Wheeler, E. Emerson Row 5: Coach Saul, M. Gacek, K. Fisher, J. Gregory, J. Nash, L. Rote, M. Binder, T. Evans, E. Greer, L. Cave, Coach Walters The wins were elusive for the track team this year, but the girls were good workers. They were bold and determined and had spirit and enthu- siasm in abundance. The outlook for next year is good because of the growth in skill. Coach Walters and Ass’t Coach Saul commented, “We tried, and we’re proud.” Bottom Row: D. Brown, G. O’Keefe, S. Stover, R. Coughlin, C. Muench, T. Corcoran, D. Vedder, C. Carlson, J. Verbeck, J. O'Keefe, W. Wray, B. Gleason, P. Martin, Row 2: P. Zankowski, J. Eisner, S. Reif, J. Massad, W. Collins, T. Peschel, G. Bovaird, S. Garris, G. Ritchie, A. Spen- cer, O. Marshall, Coach Hall Row 3: A. Bromley. M. Fallico, K. Corcoran, B. Fiordalice i 7% F-M Opponent 6 Tully................. 4 6 Bishop Ludden ........ 2 11 Cortland ......fi, . . 3 0 Jamesville-Dewitt..... 7 1 East Syracuse Minoa .. 6 4 Liverpool ............ 5 O.T. 1 West Genesee ........ 14 6 Cicero ............... 2 6 North Syracuse........ 5 7 Baldwinsville ........ 8 O.T. 6 Lafayette ............ 9 4 Jamesville-Dewitt .... 12 11 East Syracuse Minoa .. 5 6 Liverpool .............3 4 West Genesee ......... 7 5 Cicero ................4 6 North Syracuse........ 4 9 Baldwinsville ....... 10 O.T. 90 VARSITY LACROSSE The man in the Iron Mask The Varsity Lacrosse Team ended their season on a disappointing note. The 10-9 overtime loss to Baldwinsville eliminated them from sectional play. The team’s record was a mediocre 8-9. However certain individual performers were recog- nized throughout the league. Warren Wray, Dana Vedder and Otey Marshall were selected as all-county performers. Next year’s team is a question mark, with the loss of a large nember of graduating sen- iors. However, Coach Hall will assuredly field a representative team this year. J.V. LACROSSE Bottom Row: A. Stevens, R. Buck, D. Rufo, P. Miaka, D. Snell T. Wade, J. Strang Row 2: D. Slavens, F. Erwin, G. Ritchie, C.R. Mercer, M. Gouldin, Coach Chapman Row 3: K. O’Brian, J. McKissik, J. Weimer, R. Hall, S. Grossman, D. Liesniak Row 4: S. Maalouf, P. Corcoran, S. Hudson, S. Gadou The Junior Varsity Lacrosse Team finished with a 9-4 ledger last year. The team was led by such outstanding performers as Frank Erwin, Steve Gadou, Glenn Ritchie and C.R. Mercer. The team expects to bolster this year’s Varsity Team with many fine players. 92 FROSH LACROSSE The Freshman Lacrosse Team had a good sea- son this year. They were led by Bruce Yancy and Brian Robinson. Coach Vedder’s troops will form a fine nucleus for future teams. Follow the bouncing ball BOTTOM ROW: M. Sidello, M. Fragola, T. Hogan, B. Robinson, R. Bromley, B. Yancy, J. Caldwell, B. Crolick, D. Hennighan ROW 2: R. Day, K. Zych, B. Goldenberg, A. Sundberg, C. Phelps, R. Mercer, A. Wood, P. Souflaris, L. Grasso, R. Cote ROW 3: M. Salisbury, A. Dunn, R. Sil- baugh, S. Kempton, S. Black, M. Goodman, M. Corden, A. Dudley, R. Hummel, Coach Yancy ROW 4: M. Weithemer, J. Gale, B. Fish, S. Morris, G. Ritchie, S. Rogers, J. Savage, M. Doyle, T. Zulauff VARSITY BOYS TENNIS Coach Ron Fuller's Tennis Team had an outstanding season with 28 wins and 1 loss. Captain Jim South- wick along with Mark Williams, Matt Picardi, Jeff Danick and Gordon Diamond lead the team through the season, taking 3rd place in the sectionals. Why me? 94 Bottom Row: J. Sills, S. McGivney, P. Rudolph, D. Marshall, M. Williams, D. Pair Row 2: M. Dolan, J. Rogers, J. Southwick, M. Picardi, J. Dan nick, G. Diamond P. Phren, Coach Fuller I A diamond in the rough GIRLS SOFTBALL 'i Bottom Row: A. Chavkin, K. Zych, Row 2: D. Liddle, K. Giocondo, P. Lavery, J. McMullen, C. Egan, P.Smith, L. Harper Row 3: W. McCormick, S. O'Hearn, S. Goodhines, B. Platenik, L. Okun, E. Axenfeld, Coach Petzold This year’s girls softball team had an outstanding team, proving themselves as one of the best teams in section three. The team was led by All-County performers Kathy Giocondo, Polly Lavery, Ann Swanson, and Lynn Harper. Al- though many outstanding seniors have gradulated, the team will still boast an excellent team next season. Mighty Casey at the plate I � I i i i Oh Goodie, Look who's up FM Opponent 18 Chittenango.......... 1 12 Canastota............ 9 20 Cicero .............. 2 4 North Syracuse...... 0 11 Jamesville-Dewitt . . . . 10 17 Liverpool ........... 5 17 Oswego • ■■rtg 2 8 Fulton .............. 6 1 Baldwinsville ...... 10 10 Homer........... 11 9 West Genesee ........ 6 16 Cortland ............ 5 6 ESM ................. 3 Sectionals 2 West Genesee ........ 3 i s BOYS GYMNASTICS Bottom Row: C. Courtwright, C.J. Hodge, J. Wanamaker, J. Levy, S. Vaughn, G. Weinberg Row 2: P. Levy, B. Degan, L. Keane, D. Meyer, D. Ashcraft, A. Newton Row 3: Coach Luttinger, R. Grimaldi, L. Nicholson, B. McKean, A. Kadah, P. Nicholson m jk F-M Oppoinent y 10;% 70 Cicero T 58.25 96.20 Fulton 74.20 109,70 Watertown . . 81.70 110.26 c c c (U 95.40 111.10 Baldwinsville 85.50 116.11 West Genesee 68.79 121.35 East Syracuse Minos 144.65 '..if 98 The Boy’s Gymnastics team once again had a superlative season, finishing with a 7-1 record, losing only to State Champion ESM. The team finished sec- ond to ESM in the Section 3 championships. They were led by State High Bar champion John Levy, also an all-around competitor, and county all-stars John Wanamaker on the still rings and Andy Kadah on the Long Horse Vaulting. Coach Luttinger’s troops con- sistently scored high all year and showed improve- ment in certain areas where they were a little weak. The team will field a strong team next year and should vie for the league title. A strip show “You what?” M Bottom Row: B. Foreman, M. Fallico, C. Laughlin, G. Ritchie, B. Wadley, S. Rayder, T. Starratt, R. Kasubick, W. Melior, T. Adour Row 2: Coach Vedder, J. Sizing, W. Cridland, S. Kotcamp, M. Maine, M. Muraco, J. Me Kissick, P. Guiles, A. Lai, B. Detotto, Coach Hall Row 3: T. Maring, P. Baccile, F. Erwin, G. Ritchie, T. Thomas, B. Honnold, S. Shaheen, J. Roberts, J. Cunningham Row 4: J. Adour, B. Dew, K. O’Brien, J. Kiernan, R. Hall, A. Boone, M. Gray, T. Noonan Row 5: P. Nardella, S. Hudson, P. Savage, K. Corcoran Geez, Rayder is big VARSITY FOOTBALL This year’s Varsity Football Team probably possessed as much potential as almost any team in the state. How- ever, potential does not necessarily correlate with desire, a facet of the game that this year's team lacked. The team showed signs of brilliance in capturing the division cham- pionship with the destruction of ESM and Homer. However, they showed a great deal of mediocrity in the losses to Cicero, J-D and Liverpool. Coach Vedder did all he could to get the desire into the players, but the proper attitude was just not part of the team repertoire. Outstanding in- dividual performances were turned in by All-Stars Shawn Rayder, Mike Muraco and Ward Cridland. Other stellar performers included Joe Roberts, Tom Noonan and Mark Fallico. J.V. FOOTBALL The JV Football Team dis- played an explosive offense and an exploited defense. They developed the many needed skills to help them prosper in future years. Spirit was evident in their ability to bounce back after the degrading loss to ESM, with the destruction of arch-rival J-D. They will be a welcome addition to the Varsity Next year. — Bottom Row: D. Lesniak, N. Buelow, J. Kraus, G. Rosecranz, S. Schyler, M. Bragola, P. Jernigan, J. Kosoff, K. Martin Row 2: B. Hummel, D. Hennigan, R. Hudson, D. Wenthen, K. Woods, D. Hooley, T. Stauffer, K. Johnson, S. Grashof Row 3: L. Buroker, G. Fountain, M. Cordes, T. Durgey, A. Dudley, P. Corcoran, J. Kiernan, T. Ryan Row 4: Coach Hayes, B. Yancey, B. Vannort, R. Axenfeld, D. Evans, J.D. Parker! J. Moreland, Coach Rankin FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Bottom Row: R. Corona, C. Dwelly, I. M. Great, D. Aiello J. Ryder, P. Adour, T. Zulauf, S. Muraco Row 2: K. Sych, R. Bromley, M. Sidello, E. Colvin, S. Sullivan, B. Robinson, J. Conners, L. Ager, J. Doughty, K. Lightcap, S. Tripp, S. Okun Row 3: Coach Hennigan, B. Bradley, B. J. Frary, S. Peltier, J. Oley, J. Bates, M. Demaine, B. Grashof, D. Okun, R. Pettit, T. Hyniman, D. Nicholson, Coach Durgey Row 4: E. Boerner, K. Slavens, S. Athanas, D. Wray, B. McDoodle D. Skinner, J. Rogers, M. Harris, S. Foster The Freshman Football Team again brought home .a great record of 5-0-2. The team pos- sessed an awesome passing at- tack and a stingy defense. Look for this team to be a force in the coming years. i Love that second effort, right Coach! VARSITY SOCCER “Cornering” the market on Soccer in Section F-M Opponent 5 Fulton .... 0 ‘ 3 : -- West Genesee - - 1 3 Webster Thomas . •• 1 1 Cresent School ... . . . ffe ■ 1 3 Fabius , - 1 2 Skaneateles 0 16 Assumption 0 6 Cental Square 0 3 Baf'dwinsville . ™S po 5 East HigftT . .. 1 5 Liverpool ... . 0 8 North Syracuse 1-1 2 Jamesville Dewitt 1 3 Oswe'gp 0 3 East SyracuseiMmoa 0 6 Cicero . . 0 SECTIONALS 5 Fulton 6 Watertown . - - - 0 3 Rr a STATES 1 Spencerport 2 104 A four -legged monster The 1978 edition of Pride Soccer is one of the best teams to ever don the green and white uniforms of Ed Schmitt’s Hornets. The team captured its 6th Sectional Championship in the last 7 years, and finished with a phe- nomenal 18-0-1 record. For the first year, the team competed in the state tournament, but unfortunately bowed to 3rd ranked Spencerport in tough 2-1 struggle. However, this team can only be proud of its accomplishments. They scored 88 goals while only allow- ing 10 goals all year. The team was led by All-County performers Dave Axenfeld, Pete Eggiton, Matt Moro and Kevin Mangan. The team will be just as powerful next year since only 6 seniors will be graduating, leaving a fine nucleus for Coach Schmitt to turn into the best group of soccer players in the county. As seen through the eyes of the net” 1i Bottom Row: T. Geariety, J. Finnerty, R. Buck, C. Feltrinelli, M. Street, D. Jones, P. Eggiton, K. Smith, M. Moro, J. Hourigan Row 2: D. Rees, D. Kopp, T. Gerhardt, S. Montzka, S. Vago, S. Putnam, M. Brown, P. Murray, D. Axenfeld, J. Stauffer, D. Keane, A. Roberts, D. Ramage, S. Russell, K. Mangan, B. Fowler, Coach Schmitt J.V. SOCCER Bottom Row: B. Qua, R. Dudley, S. McCormac, A. Sundberg, R. Schmitt, T. Ganley, T. Drake, A. Wood, K. Osborn, R. Mercer, P. McAndrew Row 2: S. Crolick, R. Day, S. Jacquint, P. Soufleris, M. Goodman, D, Nash, C.R. Mercer, M. Whittington, T. Hogan, M. Conway, D. Mitchell, C. Blessington, K. Eckman, Coach Zysk The JV Soccer Team showed the rest of the league why the soccer pro- gram at FM is called Pride. The team compiled a 12-0-2 record against some stiff competition. Coached by Mr. Zysk, the team was led by high scorers Robert Schmitt and Mark Con- way, and by Goalie Bob Qua. The team’s domination over its’ opponents is evident - they let up only 4 goals all year while scoring 41, a feat which not many past FM JV teams have been able to accomplish. The players headed for the Varsity will be wel- comed with open arms by Coach Schmitt. This group of soccer players will make their mark in the league on the Varsity Level next year. A wigwam at halftime FRESHMAN SOCCER Bottom Row: C. Murphy, P. Hummel, J.R. Porillo, P. Montzka, M. Sizing, D. Ramage, B. Whitney, T. Shanahan Row 2: G. Ritchi, D. Dwyer, P. Restino, C. Feltrinelli, M. Freliech, G. Demoria, J. Wilson, P. Johnson, T. Ogden, D. Welker, T. Brosman, A. Aust Row 3: A. Spina, B. Harrison, L. Gordon, K. Martin, D. Liddle, M. Doyle, T. Boes, S. Bartolo, A. Bustemomte, S. Buckler, S. Scott, J. Parkins, Coach Hennigan This year’s Freshman Soccer Team had another outstanding season. Coached by Mr. Hennigan, they con- stantly awed the opposition with their amazing skills and finesse. Following in the “Pride” tradition, they will mature to become even better players as they work their way through the program, until they wear the green and white of the Varsity Pride Soccer. i BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Bottom Row: K. Aoki, P. Boers, G. Wilson, J. Shave, B. Morin, S. Altes, J. Weekes, D. Sarno, M. Cleary Row 2: C. Webb, M. Gacek, B. Jeffery, M. Debritz, B. Reifeiss, J. Turner, D. Jackson, W. Hopkinson, T. Sullivan, M. Fish, K. Weaver, Senor Guzman The Lonely Runner Coach Guzman’s Cross-Country Team finished an extremely tough season by breaking even with a 6-6 record. Led by Captain Cal Webb and other top runners Tom Sullivan, and Mark Gacek, the team provided fierce competition in all of its meets. Injuries to many top per- formers prevented the team from ' reaching its potential. Next year a bright future is forseen for the team due to the returning nucleus of Webb and juniors Brent Morin, Todd Wade, Mike Fish, and Doug Sarno. Running in the rain 109 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Bottom Row: H. Anklin, L. Dudley, M. Hale, H. Duncan Row 2: S. Kempton, L. Webb, L. Delearie, T. Cooper, H. Emerson, Coach Guzman This year’s girls cross country team had a sucessful season being led by captain Helene Emerson. Coach Guzman forsees a strong team returning next year with only two girls graduating this year. Out- standing efforts were put forth by Shelly Kempton and Hilary Anklin. no VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Bottom row: T. Fisher, A. Phillips, L. Tracy, P. Smith, L. Harper, G. Greenberg, S. Davis, C. Curtin, M. McElroy Row 2: Coach Barker, A. Jones, C. Douglas, T. Stark, G. Moreland, C. Brennan, Coach Saline. Row 3: E. Dollase, S. Teelin, C. Leahy, B. Coleman The F-M Girl’s Varsity Field Hockey Team finished with an outstanding record of 8-1-3. Superlative individual efforts were turned in by Senior Co-Captains Lynn Harper and Beaner Greenberg, Patti Smith and Molly McElroy, although the entire team contributed to their success. With many players returning next year, Coach Barker looks forward to another champion- ship season. J. V. FIELD HOCKEY Bottom Row: T. Fisher, B. Cifrese, M. Kouba, L Massad, L. May, N. Melvin, A. Bisson, F. Mehan Row 2: L. Grabau, K. Massey, H. Frelich, W. Smith, T. Hill, Coach Barker Row 3: J. Cox, T. Hall, C. Winters The F-M Girl’s JV Field Hockey Team had a successful but disappointing sea- son. Unfortunately, due to darkness or lack of referees, many of the JV games were cancelled. Co-Captains Leslie May and Liz Massad helped to keep the team spirit up which aided them in their excel- lent record of 3-1. Players enjoying a breather VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER The Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team coached by Steve Parker had another excellent season as they captured the Sectional Cham- pionship for the third straight year. The team finished the regular season with a 7-2 record, but showed the true strength and determination of a champion by beating both of theteams that had defeated them earlier in the year. The squad was led by Senior all-stars Sue Goodhines, Natalie Boes, Anne Beattie, and Kathy Jurik, and junior standout Laurie Okun. Next year’s team looks very strong once again. Opponent Nottingham Central Square Skaneatelas N. Syracuse Marcellus West Genesee Fulton Fabius ESM Cicero Baldwinsville Liverpool JD Oswego Hennieer Sectionals Corcoran Liverpool Baldwinsville 0 FM 2 0 5 2 5 0 1 2 4 0 3 0 9 0 3 1 10 0 3 4 2 4 3 OT 1 4 0 4 0 6 0 5 2 2 OT 0 1 Robin Hood’s Merry Women 114 Field goal attempt is good Dribbling without looking at the ball-excellent! Boy, she’s Goodie! Bottom Row: M. Dopp, E.. Robinson, D. Williams, K. Jurik, M. Finnerty, N. Boes, S. Goodhines, A. Beattie, D. Domenico, M. Simmons J. Hender- son. T. Mapstone, Row 2: A. Chavkin, K. Zyck, D. Bromley, K. Shanahan, S. Spitzer, M. Braund, S. Walsh, H. Vandervort, T. Lyon, Q. Mangan, L. Scott, B. Platenik, Coach Parker Row 3: E. Axenfeld, S. Mangan, K. Olson, L. Kellish, S. Karatew, R. Simmons, M. O’Keefe, L. Okun, K. Vedder, G. Tornatore 11 J. V.GIRLS SOCCER Bottom Row: R. O’Keefe, C. McGinn, L. Owens, K. Wendal L. Montanaro, H. Holm, H. Noyes, L. Ross, N. Egan, J. Southwick, N. Harris, M. Tanner. Row 2: L. White, D. Bunnell, H. Fox, M. Finnerty, E. Bisson, B. Kleinke, L. Schay, M. Hanlon, A. Mulligan, K. O’Hearn, J. Middleton, Coach Kristofer Row 3: L. Keuker, C. Shilling, K. Montzka, K. Hoyle, K. Hillers, L. Tespas, S. Duryea, K. Peterson, S. Williams, L. Smith X Shooting at a teacher ARCHERY The Archery Team enjoyed one of its best seasons ever. The Team had a 5-3 record. The 3 losses were to Jamesville-Dewitt, Fulton and Cado-Meridean. Coached by Mr. Cooper, the team has boasted a strong individual performance by Kathy Seago and Carolyn White. With losing only 4 archers to grad- uation and having a lot of young talent the team can look forward to bettering its record this year. C. Adams, L. Delearie, C. Bealer, S. Noble, S. DeLearie, S. Clark, C. Bealer, C. White, C. Seago, Amy, Roger, Adam, Mr. Cooper GIRLS SWIM TEAM Bottom Row: M. McAndrew, C. Coley, R. Borleis, K. Pickard, K. Micklon, J. Bebko, N. King, K. Grabau, G. Burrows, C. Monahan, K. Allen Row 2: K. Lowenberg, A. Peltier, C. Hall, C. Pickard, N. Daley, C. Roberts, L. Dopp, K. Stewart L. Wilson, K. Kohle, T. Evans, B. Stearns, Coach Saul Row 3: L. Sanders, I. Carlsen, D. Detweiler, P. Duncanson, V. Monahan, C. Lennon, A. Levine, K. Bates, S. Stahlin ' it p WpBI F-M Opponent | 105 Nottingham . 58 93 Cortland ..: . . 77 93 Fulton ..11 103 Cicero 64 112 Oswego . . 59 81 Liverpool . . 91 64 New Hartford . v . 102 77 West Genesee .... . . 95 641 2 Jamesville-Dewitt . . 106 Vi 72 Henniger 100 125 Baldwinsville . . 42 Bottom Row: S. Williams, L.Gregory, P,Pittman, G. Shave, C. Pickard, L. Sanders, J. Murphy 118 “Remember, Tuck the legs . . This year’s Girls’ Swim Team fin- ished with the first winning record in the school’s history, capping a 5-4 season with a big smile on the face of Coach Saul. The team was led by outstanding performers Kathy Bates, Robyn Borleis, and Carol Coley, and by Diving Captain Ginny Shave. The team even per- formed well in defeat, losing to only superb competition; but performed brilliantly in victory. With only 5 seniors lost to graduation, the team looks forward to continued success. 119 Stuck to the bottom of the High Dive as punishment VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS Bottom Row: D. Schmidt, T. Drake, W. McCormac, K. MacAnelly, M. Gordon, P. Bovaird, N. Brown, K. Herold, P. Allio Row 2: J. Greggory, L. Wilson, L. West, V. Hill A. Burke A. Hogan, L. Jones, L. Krauthammel, Coach McCabe This year’s Girls’ Varsity Tennis Team coached by Mrs. McCabe finished with an outstanding record of 10-2. The team's success can be attributed to the outstand- ing contributions made by Seniors Trude Drake, Adele Hogan, Patti Allio and Marilyn Gordon, and Underclassmen Daphene Schmitt, Wendy MCCormick, Peggy Bovaird, and Ann Burke. The team returns almost all of its’ starting line-up for next year and hopes to achieve the continued domination of its’ opponents, including a long- awaited victory over arch rival J-D. Special recognition should be given to Patti Allio and Wendy McCormick, the Section 3 doubles champion for 1978, Congratula- tions! 120 y: V :: in� . ■ v ■Sk J. V. GIRLS TENNIS Bottom Row: A. Sloat, C. Falso, S. Obold, I. Bala Row 2: S. Hartung, L. Fitch, Coach Gramet, K. Plate, K. Fleming Cicero ' ........ se Minoa , Cortland Fultor Jamesviile Dewitt Liverpool 7 Northjj yr 7 Osweg' cuse OO-MJiUOOO'-' OM VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom Row: D. Mareiniss, M. Brown, J. Weinstein, J. Kiernan, K. Mannion, K. Murphy Row 2: M. Dowdle, J. Muldoon, S. Rayder, P. Savage, P Nardella, Coach Munze 122 This year’s varsity basketball team coached by Walt Munze finish- ed with a very mediocre 6-11 re- cord. Co-Captains Dave Axenfeld and Jim Muldoon were leaders both on and off the floor. The team some- times displayed potential in big wins over ESM and West Genesee, and in a narrow loss to division champ Liverpool. However, too often they played with a lack of intensity and purpose which resulted in some dis- appointing losses. The team was led by high scorers Dave Axenfeld, Shawn Rayder, Pete Savage, and Mark Brown. With a fine nucleus of returning players and the addition of JV squad, next year looks to be a bright year for the hoopsters. When Coach Munze talks-everybody listens? 1 Another Hal Cohen J.V. BASKETBALL The JV Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Greabell, finished the year with a 7-10 record. The teams ended the year on a high note, defeating Division A JV champ Baldwinsville, 74-67. Led by explosive high scorers Dave McRae and John Kiernan, the team always kept the game close and displayed a high degree of maturity on the court. The Var- sity team will openly welcome the addition of their fine talents. Gettin the tap 124 Bottom Row: A. Harper, K. Eckman, L. Brouker, D. McRae, P. Soufleris, P. Ryan Row 2: J. Kiernan, B. VanNort, J.D. Parker, L. Weber, M. Conway, ID. Evans paHFj FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Bottom Row: B. Donlon, B. Fish, M. Trulin, G. Sholes, J. Harris, R. Mercer, P. Murphy Row 2: D. Wray, M. Sidello, K. Zych, M. Nardella, B. Maloney, B. Robinson, B. Yancey, C. Blessington, M. Butler, Coach Farrell This year's freshman Basket- ball Team enjoyed a successful season, finishing with an 8-6 re- cord. The team produced many exciting contests and never got discouraged when down. The explosive offense was led by high scorers Mark Nardella, Bruce Yancey and Mike Sidello. The po- tential for future winers at F-M is present on the squad once they cevelop. 125 GYM CLASS VARSITY BOWLING Bottom Row: B. Degan, D. Rorda, R. Hudson, A. Bowler T. Root, K. Ackerman, C. Bastedo Row 2: Coach Stone, S. Grashof, S. Matthews, J. Morris, D. Lisborg, B. Goodfellow, D. Hudson Bottom Row: P. Solmonsen, L. Minich, S. Brown, M. Wassel, L. Bowler, K. Heffernan Row 2: Mrs. Stone, B. Hotaling, T. Sholes, P. Aspinall, C. Anderson, L. Maheu, E. Miller Opponent Homer ... FM FM ...33 22 2nd in Fabius--Pompey Tourney ESM ............• 2nd in F-M Tourney Fuiton Cortland Cicero enes . . . 38 21 33 22 . . . 31 22 . . . 31 25 . .. 37 24 . . . 43 J20 ... 31 25 32 22 32 19 34 20 20 29 . . . 34 30 , • • 56‘ 3 Rubbing it in! 128 This year’s wrestling team was coached by Jim hennigan, Ste- ven English, and Anthony Pro- copio. Although their record may not show it, the team had a fulfilling season morally, win- ning their first meet in two years by beating solvay. Captains of the team were Bob Kasubick and Christopher Hamer. Many fresh- man and future freshman are being recruited to build a stronger team for the future. “Get off my back, Jack” VARSITY AND J.V. WRESTLING I Bottom Row: P. Adour, D. Foreman, T. Zulauf, S. Crolick, S. Foreman, C. Flamer, M. Street Row 2: M. Flamer, C.Stone, M. Kellish, T. Adour, P. McElynn, S. Waters, J. Massad, R. Kasubick Row3: Coach Flennigan, D. Hennigan, P. Demaine, A. Bromely, F. Tenaglia, B. Foreman, Coach English Bottom Row: G. Emerson, S. Johnson, R. Street, T. Zulauf, S. Crolick, D. Marshall, P. Nye, J. Moceyunas, A. Wrestler Row 2: C. Obrist, R. Bromley, P. DeMaine, C. Jones, M. Doyle, K. Freidman, S. Tripp, C. Rossi, D. Jennings, Coach Procopio Row 3: C. Graham, A. Wrestler, B. Brad- ley, D.Skinner, S. Morris, T. McGinnis, D. Swaine, B. Schell GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom Row: A. Chavkin, S. Nimerosky, S. Goodhines, B. Platenik, P. Smith, H. Fox Row 2: K. Zych, L. Kellish, D. Liddle, L. Harper, B. Cole- man, M. Dopp, Coach Parker F-M Opponent 55 Corcoran ...............56 36 Henniger ...............77 41 Cazenovia ..............49 39 West Genesee ...........65 45 North Syracuse..........67 49 Cicero .................38 44 Jamesvilie-Dewitt ......53 - 130 The Girl’s Varsity Basketball team put forth a tremendous amount of effort and team co- operation this year. Many injur- ies and illnesses, however, were the determining factors in the outcome of the season. Two of the outstanding players were co-captains Beth Platenick and Sue Goodhines. Heading for the hoop A “Good-ie” dribbler J. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Bottom Row: T. Lyon, H. Vandervort, L. Keane, L. Chavkin, G. Burrows Row 2: M. O’Keefe, D. Street, S. Duryea T. Johnson, A. Mulligan B. Phelps, Coach Christopher The girls J.V. basketball team had a hard season this year with many tough competitors. The team showed a lot of enthus- iasm and spirit. Amy Mulligan and Holly Vandervort were just two of the outstanding players. 132 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADING Bottom row: S. Woods, N. Weisberg, T. Mulhern, H. Martenson Row 2: L. White, P. Bahouth, D. Tallet, K. Pickard, S. Mosey i i m % k % i %% % 133 Bottom Row: T. Terpening, A. Forsyth, A. Tibbits L. Fallico, C. Coughlin Row 2: J. Grace, C. Robinson, E. Hillers, I_Iones, K. Guiles, C. Kemp This year’s Varsity Cheerlead- ing Squad was comprised of 11 Members, and contained girls from the sophmore, junior, and senior classes. The Cheerlead- ing program in the school did a fantastic job in supporting the athletic teams and fostering a great resurgence in school spir- it, for which they should be ex- tremely proud. 134 Time for dinner boys” VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 13 Bottom Row: N. Dana, S. Heagerty, S. Hyla, A. Forsyth, J. Weimer, Row 2: T. Tibbits, L. Okun, J. Muldoon, S. Poltenson, E. Robinson, J. Hen- derson J.V. CHEERLEADERS Bottom Row: P. Bahouth, N. Weisberg, E. Heagerty, S. Hyla Row 2: S. Poltenson, D. Street, T. Mulhern, S. Hiller, N. Dana 1 Bottom Row: S. Hiller, K. Dobie, S. Doolittle, L. Smith, N. Brown, J. Middleton Row 2: K. O’Hearn, L. Noonan, A. Levine, A. Peltier, M. Carrillo, L. Icken GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Bottom Row: L. Obrist, S. Nimeroski, D. Schmitt, K. Wassel, L. Keane, L. Owens, S. O’Hearn, K. Osborn, T. Drake, G. Atallah Row 2: H. Hutch- inson, V. Beaton, E. Axenfeld, N. Melvin, K. Barlow, K. Fisher, B. Coleman, L. West, A. Chavkin, B. Ciesielski, Coach Barker 138 This year’s Girls’ Volleyball Team had a rather disappointing sea- son, record-wise. The team, ac- cording to Coach Barker, “never really got it together until half- way through the season.’’ Co- Captains Patti Allio and Vera Beaton provided the spirit to keep the team going through thick and thin. Losing only 5 play- ers to graduation, the team hopes to improve its record next year. 1 Standing pat Practicing standing on one leg 141 “Not now I have a headache’’ “Look I can fly” Gym—what a ball! Only the shadow knows 143 144 ‘What, we don’t get skates?” “Hey Yancy, your shirt’s too small!” “You’re supposed to watch the game, buddy’’ An interested observer “Gym-Dandy” 148 Wearing new “cool-ray” sunglasses Wearing the latest in fashion from Pucci “Give me your poor, masses . . your huddled 14' “SUPA” teachers Ah, yes, life can be discouraging The All-American girl 1! Bottom Row L. Baxter, K. Allen, T. Althoff, T. Benedick, D. Aiello, P. Adour, B. Albright Row 2 C. Allen, J. Bebko, P. Bahouth, C. Baccile, L. Bendo, M. Albert, P. Barkal, D. Beaton Row 3 M. Beaman, T. Andrews, J. Ager, S. Bartolo, T. Andrews, P. Basilone, J. Bates, M. Athanas, J. Bendo 154 Bottom Row B. Casey, H. Chapman, E. Bisson, D. Bunnell, P. Bovaird, M. Briggs, M. Calvarese, D. Cavanagh Row 2 G. Burke, E. Boerner, J. Butler, D. Carter, M. Campbell, T. Brady, N. Cadwell, L. Chavkin, S. Carlson, J. Burke, G. Cadwell Row 3 T. Boes, C. Blessington, R. Bromley, B. Bradley, G. Burrows, C. Canning, B. Brocklin, D. Chase, D. Chunka, D. Bugin, B. Canter Bottom Row P. Degrenier, M. DeGroot, T. Corbett, S. Cotier, S. Church, J. Davis Row 2 A. Crisafulli, C. Delany, A. Dollase, R. Corona, J. Con- nors, B. Coughlin, B. Dobbie Row 3 W. Cleeton, R. Collins, R. Day. P. Cobb. E. Colvin, J. Doughty, R. Cote, K. Daley, A. Delans Bottom Row N. Englehart, B. Florzyk, N. Dushay, T. Drake, M. Finnerty, L. Fietkiewicz, L. Dudley, D. France, J. Durkot Row 2 R. Dumond, B. Frary, D. Duda, S. Fitzgerald, H. Fox, D. Dupre, G. Forsyth, N. Egan, T. Fingar Row 3 E. Foody, J. Eighmey, C. Fahrenkrug, J. Freda, D. Ebbing, S. Foster, D. Dwyer, M. Doyle, E. Foley 15 Bottom Row: G. Gualtieri, D. Gostin, C. Grasso, J. Haller, L. Genther, K. Hannon, K. Grabau, C. Hall, W. Hamer, L. Goldberg. Row 2: B. Good- man, H. Goldman, M. Hanlon, M. Grimaldi, K. Gilstrap, R. Gadoua, C. Gibides, P. Gavenda, S. Graeb. Row 3: J. Hakes, M. Harris, P. Green- berg, C. Gerthoffer, J. Hall, J. Hales, J. Hahn, K. Friedman 156 Bottom Row: E. Hutchison, P. Johnson, P. Hummel, H. Jacobson, J. Izzo, K. Herold, D. Hile, G. Jolliffe, H. Kascha Row 2: J. Hickey, B. Hoert- doerfer, C. Joor, J. Kaptain, J. Howe, L. Jones, C. J. Hodge, E. Heagerty, N. Harris. Row 3: S. Johnson, D. Hathaway, M. Irish, G. Haynes, G. Jones, B. Hartzheim, J. Hildreth, A. Jackson, L. Hayes. Bottom Row: K. Kinsella, B. Kleinke, A. Lee, J. Lanza, M. Lynch, S. Lambert, G. Ager, B. Kingston, T. Lewis, C. Keuker. Row 2: K. Katra, K. Lowenberg, M. Levine, M. Levine, L. Losada, S. Laughlin, J. Lane, J. Kline, N. Longley, T. Noland 157 Bottom Row: S. Mayer, C. Mattson, J. Madison, J. Maynard, V. Monahan, C. Marshall, K. Massey, J. Mapstone. Row 2: B. Merz, S. Menter, T. Martin, N. Melvin, H. Martinson, M. Miner, W. McGrew. Row 3: G. Mann, S. McCormac, R. Mercer, J. Moceyunas, K. Martin, J. Milgram, K. Milt- ner, T. Maika, K. McElynn, J. Melvin 158 A knockout if there ever was one 159 Future Bouncers at Owahgenas Bottom Row: S. Moore, K. Morin, B. Morgan, D. Notowitz, R. O’Keefe, G. Notario, B. Morgan, K. Osborn Row 2: M. Narsasian, L. Oot, K. Nelligan, M. Olson, H. Noyes, S. Mosey, A. Mulligan, T. Mulhern Row 3: S. Muraco, D. Okun, R. Pettit, G. Neisner, S. Wells, K. Munari, P. Murphy, J. Morse, S. Okun, J. Nelson 160 Bottom Row: D. Prugger, P. Rayhill, T. Posloski, O. Rizk, G. Perason, P. Restino, G. Ricker, K. Reiners, L. Porillo, J. Pittman Row 2: B. Robinson, S. Robinson, B. Platten, G. Ritchie, S. Parkins, S. Peltier, B. Phelps, S. Peschel, N. Rees, S. Ramage, K. Pickard Bottom Row: T. Shanahan, D. Rote, F. Sanders,T. Schultz, M. Seymour, K. Shanahan, B. Rusenko Row 2: D. Sarno, L. Ross, L. Shay, M. Savage, D. Schroeder, P. Shoudy, D. Tiorda, E. Sibert, M. Albert Row 3: T. Schermerhorn, S. Root, M. Savage, P. Salmonson, K. Rowe, M. Sidello, M. Nardella, K. Sherman, J. Rossiter, B. Schell 161 Bottom Row: T. Svedman, B. Touchette, L. Talham, L. Sy, M. Sloat, J. Southwick Row 2: T. Stackpole, D. Tallett, M. Talham, J. Unger, D. Trinder, M. Timmons, T. Silbaugh. Row 3: S. Sullivan, L. Trepacz, A. Strong, S. Stahlin, A. Terry, J. Vandervort, A. Stewart, C. Sills. Bottom Row: F. Winters, M. Wasel, N. Weisberg, L.White, L. Ziebarth, J. Wilson, E. Weigand, P. Wright Row 2: K. Vosburgh, J. Weimar, H. Scharbach, J. Winkler, B. Wise, S. Whitworth, M. Winje, S. Woods, J. Weitman, T. Zulauf, Row 3: J. Watson, K. Wells, T. Whitworth, B. Whitney, S. Winkley, T. Webster, B. Yancey, K. Zych, S. Tripp, J. Walsh Bottom Row: M. Agrasto, L. Aregano, P. Ares, T. Allman, H. Anklin, L. Abbene, L. Blume, P. Allen, S. Allio Row 2: J. Bonewell, R. Borleis, S. Allison, C. Baldwin, D. Bauder, B. Baker, T. Apps, M. Bailey, C. Bartlett Bottom Row: A. Bristol, B. Bownes, M. Braund, C. Byrne, D. Campbell, J. Burke, S. Buckingham Row 2: M. Carrillo, J. Chu, B. Cifrese, C. Burke, D. Church, R. Cavanagh. Row 3: J. Burke, B. Carr, K. Camp, K. Childs, M. Buchanan, L. Buroker, N. Buelow, J. Chapman aaiaitACH 163 Bottom Row: M. P. Collins, L. Cook, L. Crolick, E. Corbett, H. Day, S. Colvin, M. Cleary, B. Daley, Row 2: M. Cordes, S. D’Amico, J. Cox, J. Clark, B.J. Dali, N. Daley, B. Cohen, A. Cornell, T. Costello I 165 Hello America, it’s me! Blondes have more fun! Bottom Row: C. Douglass, S. Doolittle, K. Dobbie, C. Doyle, G. Emerson, R. Dudley Row 2: C. Falso, V. Eberle, P. Duncanson, S. Duryea, T. Evans, D. Detwiler, D. Doherty Row 3: M. Eisner, M. Dolan, T. Durgey, T. Evans, J. Donlon, S. Fedor, A. Dunn, S. Feltrinelli 166 Bottom Row: T. Ganley, H. Freliech, B. Gottstein, S. Greer, S. Garriety Row 2: D. Foreman, E. Ganley, B. Guide, G. Flume, L. Fitch, L. Gregory Row 3: C. Grasso, S. Grashof, W. Goldenberg, S. Foreman, L. Giffune, R. Gilels, T. Fisher, G. Fountain Bottom Row: E. Hiller, B. Hopkins, K. Heffernan, M. Hickey, G. Herold, T. Hill Row 2: S. Hatch, P. Hartnett, M. Hole, S. Hagadone, J. Hodinger, S. Hartung, C. Guild, K. Hillers, Row 3: E. Haines, B. Holcombe, A. Hennigan, T. Hogan, A. Harper, J. Hommel, W. Hopkinson, D. Hooley, H. Holm, R. Hemmat 167 Bottom Row: K. Johnson, S. Hyla, L. Jolliffe, B. Hotaling, R. Johnston, E. Iverson Row 2: K. Jackson, D. Langan, K. Johnson, J. Hourigan, D. Jones, D. Jennings, D. Hunter, L. Icken, Row 3: S. Karateew, J. Kiernan, T. Johnson, R. Jones, R. Hudson, B. Hummel, F. Hoying Bottom Row: J. Kosoff, L. Lawrence, H. Korb, N. Knutsen, K. Kohl, L. Keane Row 2: J. Kraus, P. Kipp, A. Levine, C. Lennon, L. Kellish, L. Keuker, A. Kelly. Row 3: J. Keil, J. King, S. Kempton, D. Lesniak, B. Johnson, C. Hamer, T. Lane, B. Lahouse 168 Bottom Row: P. Mathis, C. Long, T. Lyon, C. Martin, K. Massey, Q. Mangan, D. Lindsay, R. Maalouf, S. Macwilliam, Row 2:K. McGivney, P. McAndrews, C. Marshall, M. Maloney, T. Lindner, L. Maheu, B. Lochow, J. Loiacono, E. Markert. Bottom Row: N. Noble, P. Mitscher, L. Minich, K. Montzka, R. Munari, L. Montanaro, L. Meyer, J. Middleton, Row 2: E. Muench, C. Moeller, J. Morgan, D. Mitchell, J. Nash, S. Morris, J. Mullen, S. Murphy, M. McAndrew 16 Bottom Row: J. Platenik, P. Novelli, L. Pearson, A. Passeck, J. Prevost. Row 2: A. Peltier, K. Peterson, L. Noonan, K. O’Hearn, C. Picciano, L. Obrist, L. Pracht. Row 3: K. Osborn, C. Phelps, S. Putnam, J.D. Parker, S. Petticrew, J. Parker, K. Plate, S. Poltenson. '170 : Bottom Row: R. Reiners, C. Roberts, M. Ringham, C. Rhodes, P. Rufo, B. Reed. Row 2: C. Schilling, D. Reece, B. Richmond, G. Rosecrans, P. Schefter, D. Rees Row 3: R. Reifeiss, C. Rossi, S. Reynolds, S. Russell, T. Ryan, B. Qua, M. Rubenstein, E. Renna 172 Bottom Row: A. Sicilio, C. Scmidt, K. Sherman, L. Smith, B. Scorby, K. Martin, L. Seaman. Row 2: J. Schmidt, L. Shepard, A. Sloat, K. Staken- burg, K. Snell, M. Scott, T. Sholes, S. Mangan, S. Spaid, Row 3: J. Sills, P. Soufleris, F. Soults, J. Silbaugh, J. Shave, B. Solenthaler, S. Sch- layer, S. Sneden, E. Sherman, R. Shiroki 1 ■1 Bottom Row: B. Toodman, L. McDermott, W. Tanner, W. Vaughan, A. Turner, B. Browning, Row 2: L. Thompson, S. Stephens, L. Montanaro, H. Vandervort, A. Sundberg, J. Tanenbaum Row 3: M. Stone, B. Stearns, K. Stakenburg, J. Strang, D. Street, S. Sthilaire, R. Tolman, D. Swaine Bottom Row: B. Wortley, C. Winters, S. Walsh, K. Wortman, L. Webb, S. Williams, A. Wood, L. Zulauf. Row 2: D. Watts, F. Vosburgh, C. Vourn- akis, S. Weckstein, B. Woods, M. Winters, D. Wenther, S. Webb Bottom Row: J. Adour, M. Aregano, G. Atallah, D. Ashcraft, H. Al-dajani, G. Athanas, M. Ames, Row 2: A. Agrasto, T. Anthead, R. Albinson, K. Barlow, E. Axenfeld, L. Baer, S. Alpert, D. Adams 174 Bottom Row: J. Andrews, L. Barkal, P. Aspinall, E. Axenfeld, I. Bala, H. Al-dajani, G. Atallah, T. Anthuis, Row 2: L. Stewart, A. Agrasto, B Adams, P. Bacilli, J. Adour, S. Altes, M. Ames, G. Athanas, S. Alpert Bottom Row: S. Brown, E. Brumberger, S. Boerner, R. Buck, T. Boice, A. Bisson, L. Cameron Row 2: E. Byrne, C. Adams, C. Brennan, A. Burke, A. Bomhoff, K. Barlow, B. Blum Row 3: T. Burrows, B. Calistri, M. Brown, T. Boice, A. Boone, P. Card, B. Bird — 17! Bottom Row: L. Charlamb, C. Courtwright, J. Church, L. Cook, L. Clay, P. Chisholm, T. Chapman, Row 2: C. Curtin, B. Coleman, S. Church, C. Coley, J. Cunningham, K. Corcoran, C. Clancy, S. Cunia, L. Coons Please, take my picture Writing love poems-not homework A sly smile for someone M 1 Seamstresses of America, Beware! Bottom Row: C. Coughlin, L. Ferguson, L. Delearie, C. Esposito, T. Doherty, R. Elander Row 2: B. Eckman, K. Erickson, H. Emerson, J Davies, M. Debritz, B. Dew. Bottom Row: K. Gladziszewski, M. Flanagan, P. Fredella, J. Finnerty, L. Goodman, B. Fowler, L. Gathmann, M. Fruin Row 2: K. Fleming, B. Gonzalski, J. Gibbs, S. Goodfellow, M. Fish, T. Gerhardt, K. Goodmann, J. Flemming, B. Goodfellow 178 4' | tjl Bottom Row: N. Dana, J. Harrington, M. Harris, A. Gould, L. Gordon, C. Gualtieri, R. Hamel Row 2: E. Hackett, K. Guiles, T. Hall, T. Grasso, S. Hanna, J. Hathaway, C. Graham, Row 3: R. Hall, H. Haroutounion, P. Demaine, L. Hayes, N. Griffith, C. Gordon, M. Hamer Bottom Row: A. Holmes, S. Holtz, K. Hinds, M. Hile, A. Horowitz, J. Henderson, H. Hopkins, Row 2: J. Howarth, D. Jennings, J. Izzo, B. Hogan B. Honnold, H. Hutchinson, K. Egan Bottom Row: D. Lane, K. Lanese, L. Longley, C. Lockman, D. Lundgren, N. Leckey Row 2: M. Kouba, N. King, S. Knowland, C. Lane, T. Map- stone, D. Kopp, P. Maika, K. Mangan Row 3: J. Levy, J. Kiernan, T. Maring, J.D. Kleinke, B. Lindsay, C. Leahey, 0. Marshall, T. Lowe, K. Man- nion 180 Yearbook Homeroom, Bottom Row: C. Weinstein, S. Obold, Row 2: Y. Chevalier, C. Bealer, J. Metzler, S. Hiller, L. Grabau, T. Drake, D. Dom- enico, T. Snell, B. Cifresse, T. Alley, Row 3: J. Harris, B. Gavenda, E. Brady, L. Peters, T. Stebbins, K. Hiller, J. Graeb, D. Powell Row 4: J. Kle nke, M. O’Keefe, E. Trepascz, T. Grasso, M. Conway, W. Melior, S. Rayder, B. Duncanson, S. Laughlin, L. Johnson Bottom Row: K. Olson, P. Parks, S. Obold, D. Osborn, J. Obarto, D. Norton, A. Newton, D. Milani, L. Okun, Row 2: M. Moro, J. Moore, B. Murphy, J. McKissick, P. Nardella, K. O’Brien, D. Parkins, M. Ogden, B. Morin, L. Nicholson 1£ Bottom Row: J. Melton, C. McElynn, L. Massad, F. Mehen, L. May, J. McPhee, J. Metzler, K. Micklon Row 2: G. McNally, K. Metzgar, C.R. Mer cer, S. McGivney, K. Michaud, S. McKenzie, A. McLurkin, E. Masset, C. Merrow 182 My camera’s better than your’s Two bewildered frosh Bottom Row: S. Radell, S. Piddock, E. Robinson, A. Phillips, M. Roethel, P. Reed. Row 2: D. Raymond, J. Postma, D. Ringham, C. Peterson, L. Rifken, M. Restino, B. Plate, Row 3: D. Ramage, T. Root, S. Phares, G. Ritchie, R. Roenbeck, B. Rayhill 184 Bottom Row: T. Allman, J. Seaman, P. Saurman, S. Rossi, L. Rote, L. Gibbs. Row 2: C. Seager, J. Seago, D. Schaffner, R. Rovere, K. Shanahan, T. Schmidt, Row 3: C. Scruton, D. Sarno, G. Schroeder, P. Savage, B. Schell, D. Rufo, J. Sicilio Bottom Row: W. Smith, K. Skinner, L. Steitz, A. Stahlin, K. Stewart, T. Speiser, Row 2: E. Steen, L. Smyth, C. Spencer, S. Spitzer, S. Smith, T. Stark, P. Smith, Row 3: C. Spina, B. Spicer, J. Skahen, D. Snell, R. Simmons, W. Gathers, E. Soler, B. Stewart 18 Bottom Row: E. Wagner. M. Thomson, D. Trester, M. Touchette, K. Vendetti, T. Tibbits. S. Teelin, G. Tornatore, M. Tanner Row 2: S. Altes, J Turner, T. Wade, L. Swasey, T. Thomas, M. Maines, T. Vandervort, M. Street, D. Wagner, M. Tessier 186 is; Oh man, this is a tough day 188 189 Looking at latest issue of Playboy The All-American couple 190 “Where’s your horse cowboy?” Now there’s spirit . . . and guts Biting off more than he can chew 191 Mar TIMOTHY ADOUR Tim was a member of Varsity football and wrestling. He enjoys water and snow skiing. Future plans include college. MARK ALPERT JAMES AIELLO Jimmy hates school. THOMAS ALLEY Tom lists photography, hiking, skiing, electronics, and woodworking as his favor- ites. He dislikes homework and cleaning his room. Ac- tivities include yearbook, radio club, and J.A. COLLEEN ANDERSON Andy’s favorites are bowling, good music, movies, traveling, plays and a good party. Ab- hors stuck-up people, school, cold and snow. Future in- cludes college. JAMES ALDERMAN JODI ALPERN Jodi enjoys warm weather and sunshine. Dislikes phony people. Activities include B.B.G., chorale and working at Herman’s as a cashier. Plans on going to college. KOJI AOKI GREGG ALLEN JOSEPH AIELLO PATTI ALLIO Patti enjoys sunny days, sailing and pizza. She de- tests chemistry labs. Activi- ties include varsity tennis, volleyball, basketball and working at Pudgie’s Pizza. Plans college in future. KURT ANDERSON Being outdoors, hiking, swim- ming, and badminton are among Kurt’s favorites. Dis- likes long school days and regents exams. Plans on going to Europe and dying. no picture available no picture available 196 JOHN ATWATER John likes fresh air, music and small parties. Abhors crowded halls. Active in choir. Sees college in future. Do it tomorrow. DAVID AXENFELD Axe enjoys all sports, music, the number 21, and Tag-Team. Participated on varsity basketball, baseball and soccer. Foresees college in future. ANITA BALDWIN If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it’s yours forever, if not, it never was. VIRGINIA BALLWAY Ginny lists riding and com- peting in horse shows, swim- ming, and traveling as her favorites. Dislikes rainy days and violence . . . looks for- ward to continuing her edu- cation. DAVID BANDIER Bambi was active in U.S.Y. and tennis league . . . likes hot weather, boxing, base- ball, football, girls, sleeping late, traveling . . . hates school, homework, getting up, sweat- ing and crowds. CARL BASTEDO Bazz” likes baseball, track, bowling, basketball and foot- ball . . . dislikes include school teachers who lecture. Wants to work with people. Get down and do it! LISA BARKAL STEVEN BATEMAN KIM BARLOW E. ANDREW BAUMBARTNER Andy enjoys Edward’s Falls, playing frisbee, and parties . . . detests hot school days. His activities include varsity wrestling. College in future. RON BARTELL MELANIE BEACH Melbi’s favorites include ski- ing, swimming, Tequila sun- rises, and Long Island. Dis- likes exams and stuck-up people. Involved in J.V. soc- cer. Plans on college and a career in criminal justice. V. VERA BEATON JONATHAN BELLOS “Blowholes was active in tennis, Music Man, Showboat '78, and Swing Sixteen . . . enjoys baseball, Cape Cod, fall, and fun times . . . dislikes homework and winter. Wants to attend college. ANNE BEATTIE Betsy participated in varsity soccer and volleyball . . . likes sports, spending money, summer and art . . . abhors first period math, tests, and frogs. MADELINE BERMAN SYBIL BIERMAN Sybil's activities include edi- tor of Voices, and working in the guidance office. She likes Dobermans, but abhors yappy poodles. Plans to be a veter- inarian. BARB BLACK “Little Blackie favors travel- ing, vacations, and the sun . . . detests homework and exams. “Sometimes when you reach for a dream you have to leave something behind. BRUCE BLUMENTHAL Bruce participated in wind ensemble. He likes all sports and hopes to attend college. NATALIE BOES Natalie was active in ski rac- ing and varsity soccer. She enjoys all outdoor sports, M M peanuts, and the moun- tains . . . detests tight clothes, lies and rumors. Plans to attend college. 198 KIM BORDEN Kim likes doing what she wants, small parties, Libras, Aries, and Saggitarians. Dis- likes F-M School district and most F-M kids, Syracuse weather, and pollution. Col- lege in future. GEORGE BOVAIRD Geordie enjoys working on his jeep, hunting, fishing and trapping; played varsity soc- cer and lacrosse. no picture available DAN BOURQUE “Curly” enjoys flying, cruis- ing, beer, Natural Things, parties and girls . . . other activities include alcoholic parties and traveling. Plans on college, flying and R.O.T.C. RON BOWMAN DOUG BOWSER ‘Bows” activities include track, ski racing and skate- boarding ... he also likes Colorado, snow, empty swim- ming pools and kegs. Dislikes humid days and Highbridge 92. Plans college in Colorado. PHILLIP BRADNER “Rusty” likes music, poetry, animals, books and movies . . . abhors homework and staying after school. In- volved in yearbook and the radio station. College in future. ANDREW BRASTED PAUL BRENNAN 199 no picture available CLARE BRIGGS ANDREW BROMLEY Clare enjoys pizza, skiing and weekends. Detests homework. Involved in girl's track. “It is better to be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.” PEGGY BROOKS CHRIS BROWN Peggy likes good friends, fun and life . . . dislikes pushy people. Wants to find employ- ment after school. LAWRENCE BROWN Larry lists Camaros, art, good music, the outdoors, playing frisbee and parties among his favorites. Art school fore- seen in future. SHERI BROWN People, swimming, skiing, out- door activities and life are among Sheri’s favorites. Her activities include choir, bowl- ing and Showboat. Wants to pursue a career in recreational therapy after college. MARK BROWN Mark was active in varsity basketball and art . . . likes P-town, and The Watson . . . dislikes just about everything. Plans on college. “Well he’s just an excitable boy.” - War- ren Zevron STEPHEN B. BROWN Stephen participated in fresh- man and J.V. soccer. Enjoys skiing, photography, golf, winter and the Adirondacks . . . abhors cities and crowds. Future includes college. JESSE BRUMBERGER Jesse lists skiing flying and radio control planes as his favorites. He was also active in Explorers and F-M radio. College foreseen in future. KATHY BUCKINGHAM Kathy likes photography anc cherry crush. Despises knee injuries, car accidents, anc milk. Photographer for Man lius Fire Dept.; plans to be come a professional photog rapher. 200 JOEL BUELOW BRYAN BURGESS '‘Burg” was a member of M.F.D. and a repelling team . . . enjoys fire fighting, soft- ball and camping. He plans to attend O.C.C. and become a fire investigator. LINDA BURKE Linda relishes oreos, lilacs, skiing and M.G. sports cars . . . hates asparagus. She also participated in track, swim- ming. Showboat, and A.A. Plans on college. “Totally unbelievable”. LINDSEY BUROKER WILLIAM BURKE Bill was on newspaper staff. He also enjoys the Red Sox. skiing. Cosmo's Pizza, and 5’s . . . dislikes Yankee fans. And so it goes.” STAN CADWELL Stan favors cars, camping, food and parties . . . dislikes school, stuck-up people and dirtballs. Plans to get a good paying job. Slide it Earl!” CYNTHIA CALDWELL “A partially filled glass tells the difference between the people in the world. The good people say it's half filled and the bad say it’s half empty.” JOHN CAPORIZZO “Cappy” favors the Yankees, golf, parties and hot sunny days . . . detests women golf- ers. bugs. and know-it-all people. He was also active in F.M.G.B. Plans college down south and dentistry. CRAIG CARLEY “Red-eyed, dog-tired, satis- fied. It's a long road and a small wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there.” THOR CARLSEN “Loose as a goose”, “ASA” detests school, New York, and chemistry . . . likes girls, parties. Cape Cod and flying. Plans to attend college. 2C MARSHA CAVERLY NEIL CHAVKIN “I'll never be what you think you see in me, If I can help you deal with what you feel is real, then that makes me glad to have known you’’. - Carole King YVETTE CHEVALIER “Natacha’’ enjoys living it up; abhors hard rock and cold weather. Yvette is an. A.B.C. girl and hopes to attend col- lege. JOHN CERIO John thrives on fast cars, girls, football, baseball and lazy days. Plans to be a tool and die maker. mmmmmmsmmm DIANE CARVER LAWRENCE W. CHASE “Leroy enjoys basketball, skateboarding, working on cars and playing frisbee . . dislikes going to class and getting caught skipping. Plans to be a mechanic, or work in glass business. DAVE CHETWIN “Chetty wants to manage the Manlius P C ... he enjoys cars, bikes and leaving school early. ERIC CHRISTENSEN “Goofy likes everything, especially x-country skiing and swimming . . . hates having his mother work in school. Plans to join a western S.W.A.T. unit. no picture available MARGARET CARROLL “Maggie likes good parties, nice people and friends . . . hates warm beer, being bored She was president of D.K. “Life is a time when one is not dead -Andrew Greenberg no picture available GLENN CHAPMAN 202 RAYMOND CHRISTOPHER JOE CISSNA Wrestling, Showboat and Music Man were among Joe’s activities. He also enjoys music, fishing and golf. Wants to pursue a career in sales and merchandizing. ELIZABETH COLLINS BARBARA CIESIELSKI Barbie likes G.T., beach- combing, Green Lakes, wild parties and summer vacation . . . loathes going to school on sunny days. Other interests include counseling and Show- boat '77. College seen in future. KAREN CLANCY Karen likes sewing and young children . . . detests school and homework. She was active in A.A. . . . college in future. MARGARET COLLINS Peggy prefers Virginia, rain- bows, sunshine, skiing and puppys. She dislikes spiders, thunderstorms. College lies ahead. BRUCE COCCA Bruce is partial to cars, parties and skiing ... he also enjoys camping, traveling and making things, but loathes going to school. Plans to become a mechanical engineer. KATHLEEN COLEMAN Kathy likes Delaware, the ocean, rowdiness and good friends. Detests broken arti- cles and chemistry. Involved in A.A., Showboat, Track, softball, Senior Cowgirls. Career in nursing planned. “Go Hornets!” WINTHROP COLLINS LINDA COMPOLI Win” enjoys lacrosse and skiing . . . dislikes old drivers and school. Wants to become rich in future. “Chicks love our sticks . . . play lacrosse!” Wm- , i§f no picture available no picture available 20 SCOTT CORNELL PATRICIA COOK KATHLEEN “Cookie” is partial to music, pizza, sundaes, summer, thunderstorms, swimming, canoeing and beaches . . . also involved in Showboat, Swing Sixteen and musicals. COOPER TERESA COOPER “Coops” participated in pit orchestra, Showboat ’76, ’77, '78, choral, orchestra and track. She also likes people and just living. Future in- cludes college. JENNIFER CORNELL The “Jinx” enjoys snow days, camping, sailing and the Car- ribean . . . abhors rainy days, pushy people and saying good- bye . activities include Thespians, musicals, Show- boat, I.C. and J.C.C. Plans to attend college. DAVID JOHN COSTELLO “Cozz” likes pizza, swimming, presidents, U.S. history, va- cations and good-natured people. “Other people see things and say why, but I dream things that never were and I say, why not?”-George B. Shaw FLORENCE COTTRELL Flo enjoys warm days, people and animals. Detests being cold, whipped cream and solid chocolate. Involved in BOCES program, Youth Group and hospital help. Plans to work, then attend nursing school. no picture available MICHELE COURTWRIGHT JOHN CRANER “Crazy J.C.” prefers motor- cycles, photography, music and getting rowdy. Detests dishonest people, Manlius cops and homework. Involved in yearbook and motocross. “Gas it!” GLENN CRAWFORD “Craford” was involved in tennis, track and cross coun- try. Enjoys girls, sports and parties. Dislikes French. Plans to be a computer programmer. “Excellent!” WARD CRIDLAND CATHY CROWE Cathy favors vacations, par- ties, swimming, eating, sleep- ing, Virginia and money. Dis- likes homework, tests and church. Involved in Club Inter- national, Showboat, A.A., and Senior Cowgirls. 204 GEORGE CUNIA TONYA CURRIER Tonya is active in choral, horse shows, piano and voices . . . she also enjoys music, the outdoors, the country and Vermont . . . abhors June bugs. College in future. CINDY CURTIS Curt enjoys swiss cheese, skiing, champagne, “Muggzy”, “Howie” and Mark. Dislikes rainy days, people that don’t smile, and missing people. Plans to be a child psycholo- gist. “Cosmic”. no picture available JEFFREY B. DANNICK “He who can, does. He who can’t, teaches. He who can’t teach, teaches gym.’’-Woody Allen BETH A. DAVIS Beth enjoys music, cars, cow- boy hats and sloe gin fizzes. She plans on college and career in social work. “If only hands that reach . . . could touch.” MIKE DAVIS SUZANNE DEBRITZ “Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore, So do our minutes hasten to their end; Each changing place with that which goes before, In segment toil all forwards do contend. WILLIAM DEGAN Bill prefers skiing, bowling, Alaskan mountains and gerbils. Hates hot weather, Illinois, and noble ideas. Involved in CYO, gymnastics and Bowling League. College, business and music ahead. STEVE DEGAR Steve savors swimming and golf. Detests Monday morn- ings. Employed as a lifeguard at Stonecrest. JUDITH ANN DALL Judy favors skiing, photog- raphy and swimming. Future plans include college. k KATRINA DAY “K-Day” likes cold winter nights, good friends and cruis- ing with the space cadetts. Involved in A.A., Showboat, J.C.L. and Senior Cowgirls. “I thought I was gonna die”. DARCY DEMING 21 BILL DEROCHER Bill's favorite activities in- clude skiing, winter, camping, J.V. soccer, radio station and CYO; dislikes heat and hu- midity. Plans to be an engineer in New Hampshire. BRUCE DETOTTO Bruce enjoys playing the guitar and running track. Dislikes cream soda. College bound. MARY DESHAIES Mair” enjoys being with friends, sunny days, swimming and math. Dislikes school on hot days and final exams. In- volved in choir. Build brid- ges, not walls; and you will make a friend.” JEFF DEUTCH Jeff prefers music, drama and good books. Participated in F-M players, music theater, madrigals, chorale, unsorted consort and debate team. College and a professional career ahead. MATT DOLAN ELLEN DOLLASE Ellen savors peanut butter. Billy Joel, and warm summer evenings with friends. She participated in J.V. and var- sity field hockey, Swing Six- teen and Showboat '76. Plans to attend college. DORCAS J. DOMENICO Dorcas participated in Var- sity soccer, yearbook and A.A. Enjoys light blue and hot fudge sundaes. College in future. There are places I’ll remember all my life” The Beatles SUSAN M. DONLAN Sue loves friendly people, big smiles, the sun and ani- mals. She also participated in Showboat '77. A.A.. Music Man and Showboat '78. Col- lege in future. Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today.” 206 1 CYNTHIA DOOLITTLE Cindi is partial to ballet, swimming and skiing. She also enjoys the sun, cheese and beaches. She hates spiders and bratty kids. Plans on college out west. ELIZABETH ANNE DOPP Liz was a member of Varsity Swim team for three years. She looks forward to sum- mer vacation, munching-out, having a good time, and being with friends. WILLIAM DOOLITTLE Bill loves girls and cars. Wants to go into welding or auto mechanics after school. MATTHEW DOWDLE “Goobs” likes gambling, Italian food and competitive sports ... he was active in basketball, football, earning money, talking to plants, and school government. Wants to go to college and die. CHRISTOPHER DOYLE Chris enjoys skiing, sailing, movies, concerts, parties and Scott’s truck . . . other ac- tivities include varsity track and lacrosse. He detests fresh- men and druggies, and plans a career in photo journalism. TRUDE DRAKE “You give but little when you give of your possessions; it is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Trude’s ac- tivities include yearbook, NHS, tennis, A.A. and Showboat. ROBERT ANDREW DUNCANSON “Dune” likes Mets, arguments, Syracuse weather, S.U. bas- ketball, Johnny Carson’s monologues, trivia, Doones- bury and Cosmo’s Pizza. Detests sprained ankles and Dr. Pepper. President of N.H.S. Plans on becoming Supreme Court Justice. MICHELLE DUPRE Michelle favors waterskiing, happy people, and life. De- tests chemistry and sneaky people. Activities include choral, music theater and Swing Sixteen. “Remember yesterday without regret. Live today without reser- vation. Look toward tomor- row without fear.” 2 ROBERT DUSHAY DAVE EBBING Bob likes absolutely nothing and hates filling out stupid forms. He has participated in Voices, Debate Club, F-M Players and Conflict Simu- lation Club. Future includes college and law school. RAY EBERHARD SANDRA EDELMAN JERRY EISNER “The club’’ was involved in football, lacrosse, untimate frisbee and radio club . . . enjoys snow, sun, statistics (high 30's), and J.G.’s. Dis- likes smoke, booze, English essays and Ms. Maroun. SUE ESCE Susie favors Cape Cod, skiing, ballet and spring. Detests Syracuse weather. She was active in Showboat '77 and looks forward to college and pre-med. KIMBERLY J. ESSOM “. . . and keep the memory alive’’ - Billy Joel 208 GAIL FAIRBANK “In the name of the pro- phet - figs”. - Horatio Smith MARK FALLICO LINDA FALSO Linda savors the sun, skiing, clothes, FBF, F-willie, watch- ing lightening, cellar dancin’. Despises “polish sausage” and seafood. College ahead. “Hello bee!” GLEN FARRELL Glenn dislikes long boring classes, teachers, science, school, end of the year and homework. He enjoys, sum- mer, Boston, Maine, wood working and New England. Plans to be a certified public accountant. ROBERT FIORDALICE Bob likes skiing and picnics. He detests Spanish and homeroom period . . . activi- ties include varsity lacrosse and ski instructing . . looks forward to college. KIM FISHER “Fish”' was a member of swim team and track. Likes P.B.J.’s and Green Lakes. Detests Regents, rain, mosquitos and melted ice cream. Plans on college and a great summer. “Ah.” FRANCIS THOMAS FLANAGAN “Tigerhead” played varsity football and baseball. He likes Provincetown, Vic’s mixed drinks, tigerhead, Elvis Cos- tello and Warren Zevon. De- spises phonies, preppies, socialites, rednecks and AM radio. SHARON FARLEY Sharon loves sunny days, clothes and the Jersey shore. She also was involved in Show- boat and A.A. Looks forward to college in future. MEGAN FINNERTY Megan lists skiing, food, fun times, the sky, art, and out- door activities amoung her favorites. She also was involved in A.A. and girl’s soccer. Future includes attending college. LOIS FLEMING Lois was involved in Showboat '78, D.K., soccer and track . . . She likes people, the out- doors, skiing, golf, the beach, sun, and mountains, abhors rainy days. She plans to at- tend college. 209 KATHLEEN A. FOODY Kathy likes swimming, skiing, Bill E. and red scouts. Future plans include college and a career in social work. “Oh well, that’s the breaks”. BRADFORD GORDON FOREMAN Brad’s favorites include foot- ball, wrestling, Edward’s Falls, keggers, Mom Dad, and St. Croix. Gates Rd., and prudes. ANN FORSYTHE Ann likes the sun, sand and surf. An exchange student in Mexico, she participated in Cheerleading, swim team and Showboat . . . also radio station. Plans on college and a career in tourism. MIKE FRAGOLOA JAVIER CAMPO MARK GACEK Mark likes sunny days and skinny brunettes. Activities include radio, marathon, running track, skiing and karate. College and medical studies in future. LEO GADOUA Leo likes good music, sports, cars, girls and painting the water tower. Dislikes crappy music and people who spend money like Bobby G. Plans on college and an executive job. STEVE GOODFELLOW TIM GALLAGHER Tim likes skiing, basketball, tennis, parties and friends. Detests bad weather, Future foresees college. “Wicked, ya right, NPA, TOP”. SCOTT GARRIS “Walt” played varsity la- crosse. He enjoys all sports, both winter and summer. Future includes college. 210 DAVID GARWOOD KENT GINGOLD “Gringo” was involved with the lighting crew for all shows. Enjoys vans, frisbees, parties and girls. Dislikes getting lost in the boonies and knee operations. Future foresees college, then travel. GREGG GATES Gregg was a member of varsity baseball. Enjoys Linus and his master. Dislikes pushy people and sitting in the cafeteria. TIM GEARIETY “Ger Ger” participated in varsity soccer. He enjoys skiing, softball and other sports. Dislikes bad weather. Future plans include the ser- vice, then college. ROBERT GLOWACKI Bob likes golf, tennis, skiing, girls and Steely Dan Aja. Dis- likes Dave Bandier’s nose and traffic in the halls. Partici- pated in tennis team and Manlius Frisbee Club. College in future. WENDELL GATHERS Wendell enjoys skiing, skate- boarding, frisbee, Edward’s Falls and parties. Dislikes teachers, principals and school. Future plans include the U.S. Navy. “Later much, tink-up”. DONNA GERMONTO Donna enjoys hooking rugs, Southern Comfort, Steely Dan, Peter Frampton, and partying. Dislikes snobby people and going to class. Future plans include work, night school, and moving where the sun is. LOUANNE GENET GETTY Louie enjoys happy people, wide open fields, creative art and music, running, swimming, Big Moose Lake, winter, Vir- gin Islands, HRT. Involved with retarded children, art, photography and the Grain Bin. College ahead. ELIZABETH GOLDMAN Liz participated in varsity track and basketball. Likes skiing, waterfalls and people. Detests rainy days, college ahead. “A smile is the whisper of a laugh.” MARISA GORGONI Marisa likes singing, dancing, running people, and life, but hates not having control over a situation. Participated in choral, musical productions and dance club. College and a career in science in future. JACQUELINE GRACE Jackie loves sports and sun . . . detests having her pen- cils broken. She was also active in soccer, J.V. and varsity cheerleading. Future includes college. SUE GOODHINES “Goody” was involved in var- sity soccer, basketball, soft- ball. She likes P.B.J.’s, candy, and Jim. Plans on college. “Don’t count the years they go so fast. Count your friends, they will always last.” JOANNE GOODMAN “Jo” likes summer nights in Martha’s Vineyard, skiing, beaches, North Haven and F.E. Works at B.K. College in future. MARILYN GORDON BOB GOTTSTEIN Bob likes bicycling, hiking and swimming. He detests school and Mr. Boak . . plans a career in military. JUDITH GRABOWSKI Judy enjoys ice cream, silk ribbons and sun. Dislikes radishes and beetles. Em- ployed at Camelot Music. “Though some things in life are hard to bear, don’t let it bring you down.” JACQUELINE GRAEB KELLY GRAHAM Jackie was involved in varsity soccer and yearbook. “Don’t walk in front of me - I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me - I may not lead. Walk be- side me - and just be my friend.” JOSEPH ENRICO GRASSO Joe’s activities include: being Senior Class president, J.C.L., “The Good Doctor”, and Show- boat. Savors golfing, skiing and the piano. Future includes college, and teaching leather crafting to the Eskimos. 212 JONET GREGORY “Gregs” participated in track, tennis, and J.C.L. Enjoys music, dancing, piano, guitar and anything related to peanuts . . . detests spiders, taking orders, and people who don’t know what they are talking about. College. SEAN HACKETT Sean enjoys foreign lang- uages, New York City, and pizza. Detests essays. Plans on a career in veterinary science, and travel. “C’est la vie”. ANDY GREENBERG Andrew prefers photography, pornography, and Old Forge. Dislikes toes and bad breath. Involved in SOMF Club and boredom. Future plans in- clude never going to New Jersey. CAROL GRIDLEY “Grid” likes motorcycles, guys, sunshine and her two brothers. She hates the cafe- terias, math, and school on sunny days. Involvements include Showboat '78, parties, and working on her farm. GENE GREENBERG “Beaner” participated in Varsity Field Hockey, soft- ball, and Central New York Ski Team. Likes chocolate chip ice cream and traveling. Future plans include college and a career in fashion mer- chandising. PETE GUILES Pete favors football, soccer, money, driving, cars and fe- males ... he dislikes school and police. Future plans in- clude college. DAVID A. HALE “Wolfred B. Hale” likes girls, farming, fast cars, and trucks. Dislikes school. Future plans include farming. “Go for it”. BILL HALLER “Fuzzy” likes homework, tests and term papers. Dis- likes pumpkin pie. Future plans include joining the French Foreign Legion. “Every- thing’s great”. ELLEN GREER Ellen has participated in gym- nastics and track . . . she also enjoys summer storms and the beach. College foreseen in future. RITA GYLYS Rita was involved with Swing Sixteen, Chorale, Dance Club, Medical Explorers, veterinary work, and Showboat ’77. She enjoys sunny mornings and wooded mountains. Future plans include veterinary medicine. SANDY HAMBLIN Sandy enjoys food, Falso's camp, LL, F-willy, and sum- mer. Dislikes gym class, whip- ped cream, lightning, and “polish sausage”. College bound. “Hello Bee!” CHRISTOPHER HAMER Chris likes fast cars, silver, Eileen and Lowenbrau Dark; abhors “Disco” and rust. Plans to wrestle at a pres- tigious university and live in St. Croix with Kathleen Beller. HIROKO HANANITSE JILL HAMMOND SUE HARDY 214 LYNN HARPER JENNIFER HARRIS RICK HARTNETT BARB HATFIELD DAWN HAVILL Dawn likes ice skating and the mountains. Participated in Athletic Association, Inter- national Club, and Showboat. College ahead. LYNDA HEGMANN Puff” enjoys guitar, horses, skipping school, and Ken. Dislikes warning bells, snobs, and gym. College in future. GEORGE HEANEY RICHARD HENCE [ v KAREN HILL Karen likes sunny days, having a good time, weekends, sailing and eating. Despises Spanish and people who never laugh. Future plans include college. TODD HILL Todd prefers drama, art, and music. Detests homework and hyper teachers. Future plans include art in college. KAREN R. HILLER Karen was involved with Oak- leaves, Showboat, NHS, and Athletic Association. College in future. Today is the be- ginning of tomorrow.” ELLEN HILLERS Checkers” was involved in swimming and cheerleading. Enjoys swimming, bumper cars, and Pizza Hut. Dislikes getting up in the morning. College. Did you know that 3 out of 4 Americans. . . .” 2 DEBBIE HINDS BILL HITCHCOCK “Debs” prefers lacrosse games, skiing and children. Future plans include settling down with a gorgeous, blond lacrosse player. “If you can't beat ’em; cheat ’em!” SARAH JANE HOEMANN Sarah was involved in the Dixieland Band and orchestra. Likes dogs, camping, clarinet and Myrtle Beach. Detests thunderstorms and squash. College and a career in nursing in future. RAY HOFFMAN NANCY ADELE HOGAN Adele has been actively in- volved in A.A., varsity tennis, Explorers, Club International, National Honor Society, radio station, Voices, Showboat and Life. Enjoys ginger. “Variety is the spice of life.” PERDEXTER HOGUE “Dex” was involved with Ath- letic Association, Showboat and newspaper. Enjoys people, traveling, dancing and par- ties. Dislikes winter, snobs, and cats. Plans on going into the field of law. DAVID ALAN HUDSON “Dave” was involved in tennis, bowling, softball, Boy Scouts, Spanish Club. Enjoys baseball, basketball, and golf. Future plans include college in Virginia and a major in law or business management. JIM HUNTER NANCY HUTCHENS Spent the first semester of Senior year in France. Fore- sees college. TIM HYLA Tim was involved in radio station and parties. Enjoys girls, music, parties, the beach, money and cars. Dislikes conceited people. Future includes college, getting married and being successful. You’re beat”. 216 ANDREW J. INCORVATI “Inky” likes ’69 Mustangs, golf, baseball, playing pool and being free. Plans on becoming a mechanical engineer. “Don’t mess around with the best, or you’ll end up like all the BRUCE JOHNSON WILLIAM BRIAN JOHNSON Bill enjoys spending money, eating and the Outlaws. Dislikes working on hot days. Involved in J.V. foot- ball, J.V. lacrosse, and working at the P C . College bound. LISA ANN JONES “Jonesy” enjoys Eileen’s Zumma, Tom, Tom Collins, Tommy’s biceps, and Holland. Dislikes polish sausage, pick- ups, headaches. Vice-president of Senior Class, cheerleading, Bloodmobile, J.C.L. . Career in Physical Therapy. SCOTT DANIEL JACKSON Scott likes frisbees, water- skiing, mountain climbing, trucks and long hair on girls. Detests picwics and long hair on guys. Future includes a career in landscaping, and joining the Navy to see the Parif ir' KATHY JOHNSON SETH JONES Seth likes outdoor activities, camping, hiking, frisbee, Big Parties and music. Detests most indoor activities. Plans on 2 yr. college in computer programming. BILL JEFFREY LEE JOHNSON Lee was involved in Voices, CPR, radio station and year- book. Enjoys wargaming, camping and hiking. Plans on college, then becoming a mining engineer. “Who cares? It’s the same difference.” KATHRYN JURIK “K.J.” likes falling down stairs and eating. Participated in varsity soccer. Future plans include leaving Syracuse. ANDY KADAH no picture available' ROBERT KASUBICK ALEXA KATH DANIEL J- KEANE Dan’s activities include bas- ketball, Fabius-Pompey varsity soccer, all sports, outdoor activities, concerts and listen- ing to good music. Dislikes narrow-minded people. Plans to explore the outer limits. “Dream with me.’’ MARK KELLISH STEVE KELLISH NANCY KELLOG CANDACE S. KEMP Candee was involved in J.V. and varsity cheerleading, A.A. and Showboat. Enjoys skiing, sun- shine and ice cream. Detests Syracuse weather and Span- ish. Future holds college and traveling. SHELLY L. KEMPTON Shelly likes sports, sunny days, the St. Lawrence River, and new snowfalls. Involved in ski racing, tennis, horses, J.V. soccer and varsity track. College in future. no picture available. ROBERT KENNEDY 218 HILLARY KLEIMAN VALERIE KOE AMAR LAL Amar participated in foot- ball, wrestling and lacrosse. Likes sports, music, and being entertained. College and engineering in future. “Apples can’t hang on dead trees, but people can.’’ SCOTT KOTCAMP “Kotter’’ played varsity base- ball and football. Enjoys skiing, parties, summer, Toronto, and Gator’s Redneck Tag- team. Dislikes school, chem- istry class '78, 8th period, and the librarians. College., then baseball in future. VALARIE KNERK KRISTIN KRATHWOHL Kristin likes parties, crowds, and the color yellow. Despises Spanish and Syracuse. College ahead. MOLLY LANGAN Molly was involved in A.A., swimming, Music Man, and Junior Class Council . . . likes Paris, hot fudge sundaes, run- ning, tennis and horseback riding. Dislikes math 4-3, tests and February. College ahead. BRETT KUPPERMAN XJ RENEE LA PINE Renee enjoys sunny days, the Adirondacks, clothes and food. Dislikes getting home early. Involved in varsity swimming and diving, Fabric Barn and 4-H. Plans on a career in fashion. 2 JOHN LARRABEE Whit’s favorite activities in- clude skiing, camping, party- ing, earning money and part- time jobs. Dislikes rain and homework. Plans to attend college and earn money. no picture available. MELINDA LEATHERS JUDITH LIDDLE JUDITH LASHOMB Judi likes parties, field days, music, summer and people. Dis- likes stuck-up people and school. Plans to become a secretary. MARIA LENTINI Maria’s favorites include sunny summer days, camping, good music and poetry. Dislikes bos- sy people and Spanish home- work. involved in Showboat '77 and '78, and Delta Kappa. Wants to travel. HOWARD LIPP CLAI LAUGHLIN Clai played varsity football. He likes the South, Freebird, PI, and Cosmo’s Pizza. De- spises losing, flat tires, making beds and CT’s. Plans on at- tending Auburn University, Ala- bama. JAANA LEPPA “Julista” enjoys rolling in the snow after saunas, dancing and skiing. Dislikes people who don’t know where Finland is, spells her name wrong, and spiders. Plans to study medicine in Finland. 220 CAROL LEAHEY DEBORAH ANN LIDDLE “We’ve spent this time to- gether, we knew it had to end, we’ve seen all sorts of weather, and found another friend. We’ve laughed a lot together and now it’s time to cry, goodby. DAVE LISBORG LAURA LOMBARDI ERIK LOWE “Kurtis” was involved with football, baseball, Debate Club, Wargaming Club, and radio station. Enjoys music, guitar, wargaming, chess and water- skiing. Future plans include college. TAMMI MAPSTONE LINDA MASSEY Linda likes skiing, sun, guys, music and clothes. Detests girls that don’t smile, lightning, changing tires and red lights. College in future. DAVE MARSHALL “Taco” was a member of the tennis team. Likes all sports and listening to good music. Detests people who think winning is everything. Plans on becoming a lawyer. SCOTT MATTHEWS Scott was a member of varsity golf. He likes parties, golf, summer and skiing. Detests school, speeches and in be-’ tween seasons. College and death in future. KIM MARTIN Kim likes summer vacation, fuzzy sweaters and skiing. Col- lege ahead. SCOTT MATTHEWS RICHARD MAPSTONE JOHN MASSAD John likes to dance and relax among friends. Participated in varsity lacrosse, JCL and Na- tional Honor Society, “abientot j’espere!” MOLLY MCELROY 221 PHILIP J. MCELYNN III Phil was involved with Junior Classical League and wrestling. Enjoys fried eggs and painting the water tower. “Nobody ever had a rainbow until he had the rain.’’ College bound. TOM MCGINNIS Tom plans to attend Syracuse University. MIKE MCGINNIS BRUCE MCKEAN Bruce enjoys skiing, skate- boarding, frisbees, motorcy- cling and sunny weather. Dis- likes crashing. Involved in gym- nastics and work. College a- head. CAROL MCKENNEY “D . . . .S” enjoys being a sag- gitarian, outdoors, big families, frisbees and parties. Dislikes pigs and people who won’t smile. Plans on haircutting, art school, and to keep laugh- ing. RICH MCNALLY Rich enjoys the outdoors, camping, hiking, cross-country skiing. Detests labs. College in future. CARRIE METZKER WAYNE MELLOR Wayne was on varsity football. Enjoys skiing, basketball, the beach and being radical. Col- lege in future. 222 DAN MEYER Dan was on the gymnastics team. Plans on going to col- lege. EILEEN MILLER “E” likes all sports, guys, Lake George, Empire Skates, music, Andy, and weekends. Dislikes Syracuse weather, road tests, AM radio, social studies and English. College and Law school in future. LAURA MILGRAM Laura loves sunny days, music, tennis and the color yellow. Par- ticipated in orchestra. Plans to attend college. SANDRA L. MILNER Sandy likes to laugh, animals, and going to parties. Future holds college, then? “Partyers of the world - unite!” BOB MITCHELL PETER MOCEYUNAS Pete was a member of varsity wrestling. College ahead. SUSAN MILTNER Sue was involved in Chorale, orchestra and Swing Sixteen. Enjoys spring, smiles, sincerity, and good music. ‘‘Happiness is not a station you arrive at, but a manner of traveling.” LYNN MINICH “Minich” likes books, poetry, volleyball, swimming, English, fattening foods, John Denver and the guitar. Dislikes step- ping on the scale, hard rock, The Double Standard, and MCPs. Plans on living, grow- ing, and college. 22 no pieture available. KATHY MONK JANE E. MOSEY “As you glide, in your stride, with the wind as you fly away, give a smile from your lips and say, ‘I am free, yes I’m free, now I’m on my way‘”!- MARK MOVERMAN Mark participated in Bicenten- nial Club, Club International, Showboat '77 and ’78, Music Man and F-M players. Likes universal truths, golf, and Balti- more Orioles. College and medi- cal school ahead. STEPHEN MONTZKA Steve participated in varsity soccer, skiing, and golf. Enjoys painting, eating, traveling, the beach and good music. Doesn’t mind Syracuse weath- er. Detests college board tests. College bound. GWEN MORELAND CYNTHIA MORSE Cynthis enjoys music, roller coasters, movies, and let- ter-writing. “I’m looking for affection and respect.” JULIE MOSHER Julie enjoys summer, camping, canoeing and rock music. In- volved in musicals, Showboat, MYF, and Constellations. Col- lege in future. JAMES R. MULDOON “Dooner” likes sports, photog- raphy, Cosmo’s Pizza, and Lowenbrau Dark. Detests Eng- lish and cold weather. Activities include Oakleaves, JCL, NHS, sophomore and junior class president. Anticipates engineer- ing in college. ERIN MULLIGAN Erin enjoys Canada, the ocean, fun people and good friends. Detests snobs and falling in the mud. Future plans include buying a water bed. MIKE STEVE MURACO “Chopper’”s favorite activi- ties include football, wres- tling, tennis, working and cars. Dislikes dirtballs. Plans to study business in college. 224 PETER T. MURRAY Pete prefers Cape Cod, the ocean, J.G. Watson, surfing, swimming, skiing, Cosmo’s Piz- za and 5’s. Participated on varsity and JV soccer, JV basketball and Ultimate Frisbee. College in future. DANIEL NEWELL “Duno” likes summer vaca- tion, new cars and bowling. Plans to work at Cook’s Dept, store for 2 more years. LARRY NORTON JOHN NOVELLI PETE NICHOLSON Pete was on the varsity track and gymnastics teams. Enjoys swimming and read- ing. Detests French tapes. College ahead. ROBERT NASH “You are not required to com- plete the work; neither are you at liberty to abstain from it.” - Rabbi Tarfon TOM NOONAN “Noon” was a member of varsity football and track. Likes waterskiing and spring. De- tests raking leaves and in- sects. College in future. NANCY MURDOCK Nancy likes summer, ten- nis, the ocean, traveling and water skiing. Hopes to study elementary education. KEVIN MURPHY SUSSY NIMEROSKY Sussy was involved in Club International, Athletic Associa- tion and Showboat. Enjoys volleyball, basketball, tennis, and ping-pong. She plans to go into the army in Israel. 225 LORI NOTOWITZ Lori was involved in candy- striping, tutoring, International Club and community theater. Likes skiing, speaking Spanish, creative writing and a sense of humor. Detests writing up labs and research papers. College bound. SHARON O’HEARN “May the sun shine warm upon your face, the rains fall soft upon your fields, and until we meet again-may God hold you in the palm of His hand. JOHN NOVELLI k KIMBERLY OSBORN Kim was involved in F-M players, NHS, Club International, vol- leyball, Music Man and A Mid- summer Night’s Dream. Likes sleeping and talking. Despises English and research papers. College ahead. CARL NYMAN “Noon’’ likes basketball, base- ball, swimming, Hawaii, camp- ing and traveling. Despises pushy teachers. Future fore- sees college. ULRIKA OTHELIUS CHRISTOPHER J. OWENS Chris favors parties, sunshine, good friends, Rock n’ Roll, traveling, and Colleen. Dis- likes gray days and meliow rock. Plans to work in the Coast Guard in Radio Sciences. “Let’s get high.’’ C. CLARK OBRIST Clark likes swimming, skiing, and running. Member of varsity track. Future plans include law school and politics. VALERIE L. OVER “Louise’’ likes Temples’ sweet- rolls, Myrtle Beach, Week’s laugh and the Vega. Dislikes slow drivers and boring week- ends. Future includes becom- ming rich. “I'm going to stop putting things off . . . starting tomorrow.’’ DAVID OWENS “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live a life which he has imagined, He will meet with a success unex- pected in common dreams.’’- Thoreau 226 LENORA M. PAGLIA Lenora was involved in JCL, Swing Sixteen, Post 932, girl's varsity soccer, concert orchestra, newspaper and de- signing covers. Enjoys drawing, rocks and minerals, classical music and letter writing. Col- lege ahead. PAMELA PERIDUE Pam cares for sunny days, yel- low roses, meeting different people and skiing. Disapproves of phony people. Involved in Showboat ’76-’78 and nim- nats. Wishes to attend college. GREGG PHILLIPS Gregg enjoys skiing, traveling and driving his car. College bound. DONALD PAIR Don was involved with tennis team, and helping the Rotary Foreign Exchange Program. En- joys summer, sitting on roofs, painting the water tower and Sweden. Dislikes getting caught painting the water tower. TOM PESCHEL “Pesch” enjoys skiing and sum- mer. Dreads getting kidney stones and going to English. Participated in lacrosse. Col- lege is ahead for Tom. BETH PLATENIK “Nikie” has a yen for New Hampshire, Corvettes, Hutch and especially her family. Beth participated in basketball, soft- ball and track. Plans college in the future. KRISTEN PETH Kristen fancies smiles, skiing, sailing and new people. Dis- likes chemistry . . engaged in Choral, Swing Sixteen, Damn Yankees, My Fair Lady. Hopes to travel and attend college later in life. CAROLYN PFEFFER Carolyn dislikes people who hurt other people, but enjoys theater, friends and parties. Carolyn was in Thespians, F- M Players and WAC Association. Desires to major in dramatic in college. ROBERT PLATENIK KAREN POLTENSON “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less trav- eled by, and that has made all the difference - Robert Frost. Plans for college in the future. J r no picture available. DAVE POORMAN Dave relishes sailboat racing, all types of music, and Sue. Participated in Thespians and school shows. Plans a career in marine designing and en- gineering. “What ever floats your boat. no picture available. LINA PROULY TAMARA LYNN POSLOSKI “Queenie finds biking, sewing and cooking appealing. Detests worms. Participated in basket- ball, softball and volleyball. Wants to become a florist. JOHN RAKOSKE DAVID POWELL Dave is pleased by Photog- raphy, skiing and hiking. De- tests homework. Indulges in newspaper, radio club and J.C.L. Foresees college. “One thing about a pessimist, he is never disappointed.’’ STEVEN F. RANDALL “Big Red’’ enjoys sports, camp- ing and skiing. Dislikes short people. SHAWN RAYDER “Doug Rader’’ approves of Jazz, Tom Waits, cosmos, the “orange and photography. De- spises Redneck Rock, Rolling- stones and re-re leases of 1960s music. JEANNE RAYMOND CHRIS REDMOND “Fern likes hiking, having a good time and Snook’s Pond. Plans on college. STEVEN PRICE ELIZABETH ANNE RAUSCH Betsy’s favorites include cross country skiing, swimming, hap- py people, friends, sunsets and being rowdy. Dislikes con- ceited people and cold, rainy days. College bound. STEPHEN J. REIF “Reifer favors all Italian foods, sleeping, and all aspects of sports. Dislikes being disturbed while sleeping. Participated in J.V. and varsity lacrosse. “What’s for supper? 228 STANLEY RELYEA “Stan the Man’’ prefers cars, girls and beer. Dislikes stuck- up girls. Plans on going to col- lege. “Do it in a van’’. GRAHAM RITCHIE, JR. Food is no. 1 on Graham's list. He also likes sports. Graham participated in varsity foot- ball and lacrosse, Medical Ex- plorers and he is an Eagle Scout. Plans to become a veterinarian. KAREN REYNOLDS ELIZABETH RHODES Beth enjoys going to football games, gymnastics, art and tennis. She was a transfer from West Genesee in 1977. Plans to go into fashion mer- chandising and business man- agement. NANCY RIDER Nancy likes swimming, skiing, and parties. Detests double periods of chemistry. DONNA RIDLEY Donna enjoys all sports, the ocean, blue skies and high clouds, lots and lots of sun, animals and the outdoors. Col- lege bound. LEANNE ROBB Leanne luxuriates in skiing, ballet and poetry. Participated in newspaper and Voices. Hopes to become a writer. “No matter how difficult it may seem, never stop reaching for your goals.” CARRIE ANNE ROBERTS Carrie favors peppermint patty ice cream, plaid ribbons and patched jeans. Dislikes walking to the bus stop and English teachers. Involved in swim team and softball. Plans on nurs- ing. JANE RICHARD MIMI RINEHART “Meem” likes beaches, the west, cowboy hats, the Rus- sians, Genesis, and having a good time. Hobbies include laughing, sewing, weekends and trying to ski. Best regards to the sign, Roberts, Zeno and Core. JOE ROBERTS 2 CAROL ROBINSON “Robbie” savors tennis, Man- nion’s Fiat and ‘‘King Tut”, right, Beaner? Carol indulged in Cheerleading, swim team, Showboat and A.A.. Hopes to attend college in the future. BILL ROSEBOOM JEFFREY ROGERS “Doger” favors sunny days on the beach or cold days at Labrador. Activities are J.V. soc- cer, varsity tennis and skiing. Future plans include becoming a ski bum. EILEEN ROSS “Howie” favors the Swanee River Boys, Curt’s house, Miller time, guys and Jones’ feet. Detests empty kegs. Involved in skiing, D.K., newspaper, Show- boat and Senior Class Council. LAURA RYAL Swimming, biking, backgam- mon and poker are Laura’s favorites. Participated in J.C.L. and was a volunteer at elemen- tary schools. College is planned for future. POLLY E. RYEL Polly prefers White Lake, fris- bees, cats, art projects, flowers and big parties. Dislikes people who never smile. Plans on col- lege and building her own house. JOHN SAGE “Scotties” indulges in SnoTop, girls and Miller time. Active in Manlius Fire Dept.. Hopes to join the Air Force. ROBERT SALISBURY Bert is fond of ground hog day, N.P.A.s, and T.O.P.s Bert was the Big A” campaign manager and newspaper co-editor. Plans on leaving Manlius. 230 LORI SANDERS “Fish” enjoys the outdoors and parties. Was on gymnastics team and swim team. Hopes to travel to Israel after college. STEVE SCHMIDT Steve is partial toward canoe- ing, swimming and waterskiing. Dislikes 8th period chemistry class and dirtballs. College is ahead. LAURIE SAVAGE Horses, skiing, beaches and vacations are pleasing to Laurie. She hates having her picture taken and doing chem- istry labs. Laurie played in Swing Sixteen and plans on college. SUE SCHULTE Sue busys herself with horses, men, eating raw clams, sleep- ing late and dance club. WILLIAM SCORBY Bill delights in skiing, swim- ming, football and baseball. Despises Spanish “with a pas- sion”. College is ahead. BETH SEEBURGER Beth savors ice cream and guys. Participated in news- paper and gymnastics team. Foreign travel is ahead for Beth along with college. MARK SHANAHAN Mark likes fire drills, Twin Trees, New York City, and weekend excursions. Detests baldness, Wally’s garden, buses and the farmers. Future plans include college, money and having a good time. ROBIN SHAPERO Robin likes a good time and sunshine. Participated in A.A., Delta Kappa and swim team. “A friend is someone with whom you dare to be yourself.” no picture available. GINNY SHAVE Ginny finds weekends and pick- les appealing. Participated in gymnastics, track, Music Man, A.A. and J.C.L.. JAY THOMAS SHEPARD Jay enjoys skiing and girls. Dislikes mornings. Participated in wrestling and intramurals. Plans to attend business school. JOAN SHERMAN DEBORAH-ANN SHOLES Favors Michigan over New York and puppies over math. Debbie worked in a hospital and played softball. “Thank God it’s Friday.” MARGARET SIMMONS JOHN SIZING Margaret fancies donuts and summer. Dislikes people who don’t act like themselves and saurkraut. Participated in girls varsity soccer, orchestra and band. MARY ANNE SLIVKA “Take care of the sense, and the sounds will take care of themselves.” CYNTHIA SMITH Cindy favors the ocean, San Francisco, camping out and Mexican food. Future plans are for college. DAN SMITH TRACY SNELL Tracy loves the beach and Lake George. Dislikes phony people, chemistry labs and Syracuse weather. She in- volved herself in yearbook, A.A., Showboat and working at Penney’s. College is fore- seen. 232 ROSA SOLER “Rosita” puts snow over the heat. Busys herself with ballet, piano playing and skiing. Hopes to become an interpreter. CLIFFORD SOULTS Cliff participated in Chorale, Swing Sixteen, Debate Team, and Wargamming Club. Prefers music and food. Detests dish- washing. Plans to attend medi- cal school. “Sorry . SHARON SPAULDING Sharon prefers summer vaca- tion, playing tennis, swimming and skiing. Hopes to travel and attend college after graduation. LISA SPECTOR “To play great music, you must keep your eyes on a dis- tant star.” - Yehudi Menuhin ANDREW SPENCER “Spence” enjoys skiing and varsity lacrosse. Hopes to at- tend college. GARY SPENCER CRAIG SPEISER LYN STARRATT TED STARRATT JIM STAUFFER Jim participated in varsity soc- cer and baseball. Enjoys red licorice, Cincinnati Reds and Sue. He dislikes SUPA. College in future. 23 KATHY STEWART Kathy favors traveling, tennis, swimming and the piano. De- spises colds. Involved in A.A. and volunteer work. College is very probable. LARRY STEWART “Stewy” favors suds and fine ladies (in that order) and Mike Warnk e. Despises stuck-up chicks. Involved in J.V. football and Teen Seminar. Plans on mogul hopping in Colorado and college. LYNNE STEWART “Stewbabes” enjoys cruisin’ with the Space Cadettes, row- diness, and Jackson Browne. Dislikes math and the thought of college. Involved in A.A., Showboat and Senior Cowgirls. “I thought I was gonna die”. PAMELA S. SULLIVAN Pam enjoys lilacs, Cape Cod, the color purple and concerts. Participated in the newspaper. College ahead. THOMAS SULLIVAN Tom prefers American Litera- ture (especially Faulkner), mar- athoning and generous supplies of ATP. Involved in cross-coun- try and track. Future foresees Boston Marathon and acclaim. “Go for it!” STEVEN SUNDBERG Steve prefers skiing, mountain climbing and hunting. Plans for a career in medicine. CHRIS STEELE JEFF STRANG Jeff was involved in soccer, lacrosse, tennis and ski in- struction. Enjoys mountain climbing, biology and the o- cean. Dislikes rain and sub- zero weather. Plans on col- lege at South Hampton, study- ing biology. JAMES FREDERICK SWEETING, JR. Jim participated in Boy’s Var- sity Track. He likes skiing and the outdoors, while detest- ing homework. Future foresees college. “I’d rather laugh with the sinners, than cry with the saints.” 234 MIKE TOUCHETTE TRACY TERPENING Cape Cod and good friends are appealing to Tracy. Involved in Cheerleading, swim team and Music Man. KAREN THOMSON Karen is partial to partying, Pratts and softball. College is foreseen. Favorite saying - “Party on.” MARGARET TIMMONS Peggy likes W. TRM, OHS, PR, barn parties, tracks, coon rod, trussel, friends and vets. De- tests homegrown. STU VAGO JAY VANDERVORT Jay likes the weekends, party- ing, sports and making money. College is in the future. LESLIE TRAINOR Leslie likes Val’s Vega, Week’s laugh, Montauk and St. Pat- rick’s Day. Participated in var- sity gymnastics. Future in- cludes college far away and good times. SAL TUMMINO MARY UNGER LISA VAN NORT Lisa participated in Girl’s Var- sity Track and Athletic Associa- tion. Likes skiing, tennis and parties. Future plans include college in Kentucky or New York, “y’all.” GAIL VAN VALKENBURG “Little Van’s” favorites in- clude ice cream, candy, jogging, jeans, traveling, money, baby- sitting and working at math. Dislikes homework, curfews, snakes, and punishment. “Dad, can I borrow ten bucks?” KIMBERLY VENDITTI NATASHA VUJOSHOVICH WILLIAM P. WADLEY Bill is attracted by girls, food, sports and the wilderness. Par- ticipated in varsity football, varsity wrestling, track and scouts. Hopes to become a doc- tor. “Whatever knocks your socks off.” JOHN WANAMAKER “Wana” enjoys being an F-M monkey man, and Lido shuffle. Detests Doritos, losing bets and flirts. Participated in var- sity gymnastics, J.C.L., and N.H.S. Plans on a career in medicine. JOHN WARTMAN John likes the good things in life; parties, Edwards Falls and concerts. STEPHEN WATERS Steve is fond of art and wres- tling but not of studying. KEITH WEAVER 236 f 7 CAREN WECKSTEIN Week’s turned on by the Vega’s radio, liver, math and Price Chopper’s steaks. Savors St. Patrick’s Day at Trains. “Two doors down they’re laughin’ and singin’ and having a party.’’ JACKIE LYNN WEIMAR Jackie likes James, the Fall, ice cream and mellowing out. “They say that these are not the best of times, but they’re the only times I’ve ever known. JEFF WEINSTEIN ERIC WEBER i f { JOHN WHALEN John adores cars, drag races, cruising and brew. Wants to go to California. KONNIE P. WHITFIELD “Midget” adores N.Y.C., ma- ture males, but dislikes phony people and oral tests. Konnie was a lab assistant, officer of A.A., and Spanish tutor, Plans to attend college and the Air Force. DOUG WELKER )oug prefers sleeping and the vilderness. Played on Frosh, i.V. basketball and Frosh and I.V. golf. LYNNE WHITNEY Lynn takes pleasure in good food, horseback riding and skiing. Abhors obnoxious peo- ple. % ANDREA WELLS PATRICIA WILCOX KAREN WILSON Karen is pleased with working shows, swimming and playing tennis. Involved in Music Man, Showboat. Foresees college. “Life is the pits ... at times. LISA WILSON COLLEEN A. WISE Colleen finds the outdoors, friends and good times pleasing. Dislikes snobs and 1st period. Participated in swimming and track. KEN WRIGHT ALEX YAGNITINSKY SARA WOODS Sara indulges in life guarding, skiing and horseback riding. Dis- likes S.A.T.s and Monday morn- ings. Foresees college in the future. MARK WILLIAMS “Woodman prefers beaches, tennis, sun, Cape Cod, skiing, Steve Martin and Saturday Night Live. Dislikes chemistry, boring English teachers, tennis, and Syracuse weather. “Phe- nomenal. GAY YARBOROUGH Gay likes clothes, dancing, parties and football. Involved in Junior Board Class Represen- tatives, Showboat and Chorale. 238 2? BILL YOST “Yo loves hot weather and a cold beer. Despises school and stuck-up people. Hopes to attend college. ALEXANDER YAGNITINSKY WENDY YOUNG “God has given us eternal life and this life is in His Son; any- one who has the Son has life, anyone who does not have the Son does not have life.’’ John 5:11 RAY CHRISTOPHER I ip� gf KIM ZAMECNIK Kim enjoys singing, dancing, and cooking. Kim was on the Girl’s Varsity Gymnastics Team. Future plans are unsure. A JILL EDWARDS JIM ZUPAN “Zup’’ is sweet on jeeps, girls and a cold six. Plans to become a construction worker or a bum. “Grab it and growl.’’ HEATHER HEUSINKVELD All dressed up and no place to go ■PS Mona Lisa’s smile? 240 SENIOR PA TRONS Gloria A. Anderson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Atwater Mr. and Mrs. Maurice S. Axenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Beattie Mr. and Mrs. Neal S. Bellos Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Boes Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bovaird Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Briggs H. and V. Brumberger Mr. and Mrs. Volney R. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Caporizzo Dr. and Mrs. Robert Chavkin Mr. and Mrs. D. Chetwin Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Christensen Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Collins Carol L. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John E. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Philip Domenico Mr. and Mrs. William J. Donlon Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dopp Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Duncanson David and Margaret Egan Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eisner Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Esce Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fallico Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Farley Stuart and Marilyn Fleming Mike and Gail Foreman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Fragola Mrs. Jean Gallin Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Garwood G. Clinton Getty Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Goodhines Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gottstein Dr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Grabowski Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graeb Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Grasso Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. David L. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gridley Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harper Dr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hillers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Incorvati Mr. and Mrs. F. Stanley Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Paul K. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Galen Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kotcamp Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Langan Mr. and Mrs. Wylan A. Liddle Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lipp and Family Dr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Lowe Dr. and Mrs. L. Stewart Massad John and Jane Matthews Mr. and Mrs. John F. McElroy Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McKean Ernest and Mary Milner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Muldoon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Harry Notowitz Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Hearn Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Osborn Peg and Dick Over Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Paglia Mr. and Mrs. John W. Perdiue Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Rayder Mrs. Richard Reif Mrs. D. A. Ridley Happy Future! The Graham Ritchie Family Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Sage Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Elliott M. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. William E. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Schulte Mr. and Mrs. L. Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Terpening John W. Vandervort Family Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wells John and Barbara Wilcox Harrison V. Williams Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wise Doris Woods SENIOR PA TRONS Gloria A. Anderson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Atwater Mr. and Mrs. Maurice S. Axenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Beattie Mr. and Mrs. Neal S. Bellos Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Boes Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bovaird Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Briggs H. and V. Brumberger Mr. and Mrs. Volney R. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Caporizzo Dr. and Mrs. Robert Chavkin Mr. and Mrs. D. Chetwin Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Christensen Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Collins Carol L. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John E. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Philip Domenico Mr. and Mrs. William J. Donlon Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dopp Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Duncanson David and Margaret Egan Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eisner Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Esce Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fallico Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Farley Stuart and Marilyn Fleming Mike and Gail Foreman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Fragola Mrs. Jean Gallin Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Garwood G. Clinton Getty Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Goodhines Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gottstein Dr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Grabowski Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graeb Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Grasso Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. David L. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gridley Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harper Dr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hillers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Incorvati Mr. and Mrs. F. Stanley Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Paul K. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Galen Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kotcamp Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Langan Mr. and Mrs. Wylan A. Liddle Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lipp and Family Dr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Lowe Dr. and Mrs. L. Stewart Massad John and Jane Matthews Mr. and Mrs. John F. McElroy Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McKean Ernest and Mary Milner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Muldoon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Harry Notowitz Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Hearn Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Osborn Peg and Dick Over Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Paglia Mr. and Mrs. John W. Perdiue Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Rayder Mrs. Richard Reif Mrs. D. A. Ridley Happy Future! The Graham Ritchie Family Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Sage Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Elliott M. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. William E. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Schulte Mr. and Mrs. L. Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Terpening John W. Vandervort Family Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wells John and Barbara Wilcox Harrison V. Williams Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wise Doris Woods BUSINESS PA TRONS Dr. and Mrs. John D. Callahan Sam Dell Chevrolet Corp. Drake Oil Co. Inc. Kendall Oil Distr. The Eagle-Bulletin and DeWitt News Times Ernst and Cooper Inc. Vince and Lucy Motto-Fayetteville Liquor Store Next to T. J.’s Big Boy Restaurant Frank's Shell Service Success to All! Hullar’s Restaurant Labor Pool of Syracuse, Inc. Lipes Dairy (Quality Milk and Ice Cream) Rt. 92 Manlius, N. Y. Manlius Mini-Mart Pudgies Pizza Fayetteville Dr. Henry B. Richardson Seneca Federal Savings and Loan Association Manlius Office The Yellow Daisy Women's Apparel The Senior Class would like to thank Raymours, S.T.P.A., and Central Packaging Supply STUDENT-TEACHER-PARENT-ORGANIZATION Fayetteville-Manlius High School Varden Studios BUSINESS PA TRONS Dr. and Mrs. John D. Callahan Sam Dell Chevrolet Corp. Drake Oil Co. Inc. Kendall Oil Distr. The Eagle-Bulletin and DeWitt News Times Ernst and Cooper Inc. Vince and Lucy Motto-Fayetteville Liquor Store Next to T. J.’s Big Boy Restaurant Frank's Shell Service Success to All! Hullar’s Restaurant Labor Pool of Syracuse, Inc. Lipes Dairy (Quality Milk and Ice Cream) Rt. 92 Manlius, N. Y. Manlius Mini-Mart Pudgies Pizza Fayetteville Dr. Henry B. Richardson Seneca Federal Savings and Loan Association Manlius Office The Yellow Daisy Women’s Apparel The Senior Class would like to thank Raymours, S.T.P.A., and Central Packaging Supply STUDENT-TEACHER-PARENT-ORGANIZATION Fayetteville-Manlius High School Varden Studios INDEX Abbene, L. 162 Atallah, G. 138, 174 Bird, B. 175 Adams, C. 175,77 Athanas, G. 174 Bisson, A. 41, 89, 175 Adams, D. 174 Athanas, M. 103, 154 Bisson, E. 131, 154 Adams, R. 174 Atwater, J. 197, 218 Black, B. 198, 231 Adour, J. 86, 101, 159, 174 Axenfeld, D. 84, 85, 105, 188, 197 Blessington, C. 106, 125, 154 Adour, P. 103, 129, 154 Axenfeld, E. 2, 115, 138, 139, 174 Blume, L. 89, 162 Adour, T. 128, 129, 196 Axenfeld, R. 102 Blume, W. 175 Ager, G. 103, 157 Baccile, C. 154 Blumenthal, B. 177, 198 Ager, J. 154 Baccile, P. 86, 174 Boerner, E. 103 Agrasto, A. 174 Baer, L. 174 Boerner, S. 154, 175 Agrasto, M. 162 Bahouth, P. 136, 154, 182, 133 Boers, P. 108 Aiello, D. 103, 154 Bailey, M. 162 Boes, N. 15, 115, 198, 230 Aieolio, J. 196 Baker, B. 162 Boes, T. 107, 154 Albert, M. 154, 161 Bala, 1. 65, 78, 79, 89, 121, 174 Boice, TE. 175 Albinson, R. 174 Baldwin, A. 197 Boice, Tl. 175 Albright, R. 154 Baldwin, C. 86, 163 Bomhoff, A. 175 Alderman, J. 196 Ballway, V. 197 Bonewall, J. 162 Allen, C. 64, 154 Bandier, D. 197 Boone, A. 171, 175 Allen, K. 118, 154 Barkal, L. 174 Borden, K. 199 Allen, P. 162 Barkal, P. 154 Borleis, R. 118, 162 Alley, T. 181, 188, 196 Barlow, K. 138, 174, 175 Bourque, D. 199 Allio, P. 120, 121, 139, 196 Bartel, M. 197 Bovaird, G. 14, 90, 199 Allio, S. 15, 162 Bartlett, C. 162 Bovaird, M. 120, 154 Allison, S. 162 Bartolo, S. 14, 107, 154 Bowman, R. 199 AHman, T. 162, 184 Basilone, P. 154 Bownes, R. 163 Alpern, J. 196, 215 Bastedo, C. 127, 197 Bowser, D. 199 Alpern, L. 177 Bateman, S. 197 Bracken, V. 154 Alpert, M. 196 Bates, J. 103, 154 Bradley, B. 103, 129, 154 Alpert, S. 178 Bauder, D. 162 Bradner, P. 109 Altes, S. 108, 174, 185 Baumgartner, E. 197, 218 Brady, E. 179 Althoff, T. 154 Baxter, L. 154 Brady, T. 154 Ames, M. 174 Beach, M. 197 Brasted, A. 40,41,45, 46,47,57, 67, 69,70, 76, Anderson, C. 127, 144, 196 Bealer, C. 64, 68, 72, 117, 180 199 Anderson, K. 196 Beaton, D. 154 Braund, M. 115, 163 Andrews, J. 174 Beaton, V. 138, 139, 198 Brennan, C. 71, 142, 175 Andrews, TRA. 154 Beattie, A. 15, 83, 115, 198, 210, 239 Brennan, P. 199 Andrews, TRI. 154 Bebko, J. 118, 154 Briggs, C. 77, 200 Anklin, H. 89, 110, 162 Beeman, J. 118, 154 Briggs, M. 154 Anthuis, T. 162 Beesley, L. 89, 170 Bristol, A. 163 Aregano, L. 162 Bellos, J. 46, 69, 70, 198 Bromley, A. 90, 200 Aregano, M. 174 Bendo, L. 154 Bromley, D. 9, 115, 144 Ashcraft, DE. 174 Benedick, T. 154 Bromley, R. 103, 129, 154 Ashcraft, Don 98 Berman, M. 62, 74, 198 Brooks, P. 200 Aspinail, P. 127, 174 Biermann, S. 74, 198 Brown, C. 200 INDEX Abbene, L. 162 Atailah, G. 138, 174 Bird, B. 175 Adams, C. 175,77 Athanas, G. 174 Bisson, A. 41, 89, 175 Adams, D. 174 Athanas, M. 103, 154 Bisson, E. 131, 154 Adams, R. 174 Atwater, J. 197, 218 Black, B. 198, 231 Adour, J. 86, 101, 159, 174 Axenfeld, D. 84, 85, 105, 188, 197 Blessington, C. 106, 125, 154 Adour, P. 103, 129, 154 Axenfeld, E. 2, 115, 138, 139, 174 Blume, L. 89, 162 Adour, T. 128, 129, 196 Axenfeld, R. 102 Blume, W. 175 Ager, G. 103, 157 Baccile, C. 154 Blumenthal, B. 177, 198 Ager, J. 154 Baccile, P. 86, 174 Boerner, E. 103 Agrasto, A. 174 Baer, L. 174 Boerner, S. 154, 175 Agrasto, M. 162 Bahouth, P. 136, 154, 182, 133 Boers, P. 108 Aiello, D. 103, 154 Bailey, M. 162 Boes, N. 15. 115, 198, 230 Aieolio, J. 196 Baker, B. 162 Boes, T. 107, 154 Albert, M. 154, 161 Bala, 1. 65, 78, 79, 89, 121, 174 Boice, TE. 175 Albinson, R. 174 Baldwin, A. 197 Boice, Tl. 175 Albright, R. 154 Baldwin, C. 86, 163 Bomhoff, A. 175 Alderman, J. 196 Ballway, V. 197 Bonewall, J. 162 Allen, C. 64, 154 Bandier, D. 197 Boone, A. 171, 175 Allen, K. 118, 154 Barkal, L. 174 Borden, K. 199 Allen, P. 162 Barkai, P. 154 Borleis, R. 118, 162 Alley, T. 181, 188, 196 Barlow, K. 138, 174, 175 Bourque, D. 199 Allio, P. 120, 121, 139, 196 Bartel, M. 197 Bovaird, G. 14, 90, 199 Allio, S. 15, 162 Bartlett, C. 162 Bovaird, M. 120, 154 Allison, S. 162 Bartolo, S. 14, 107, 154 Bowman, R. 199 Allman, T. 162, 184 Basilone, P. 154 Bownes, R. 163 Alpern, J. 196, 215 Bastedo, C. 127, 197 Bowser, D. 199 Alpern, L. 177 Bateman, S. 197 Bracken, V. 154 Alpert, M. 196 Bates, J. 103, 154 Bradley, B. 103, 129, 154 Alpert, S. 178 Bauder, D. 162 Bradner, P. 109 Altes, S. 108, 174, 185 Baumgartner, E. 197, 218 Brady, E. 179 Althoff, T. 154 Baxter, L. 154 Brady, T. 154 Ames, M. 174 Beach, M. 197 Brasted, A. 40,41,45, 46, 47, 57,67,69,70, 76, Anderson, C. 127, 144, 196 Bealer, C. 64, 68, 72, 117, 180 199 Anderson, K. 196 Beaton, D. 154 Braund, M. 115, 163 Andrews, J. 174 Beaton, V. 138, 139, 198 Brennan, C. 71, 142, 175 Andrews, TRA. 154 Beattie, A. 15, 83, 115, 198, 210, 239 Brennan, P. 199 Andrews, TRI. 154 Bebko, J. 118, 154 Briggs, C. 77, 200 Anklin, H. 89, 110, 162 Beeman, J. 118, 154 Briggs, M. 154 Anthuis, T. 162 Beesley, L. 89, 170 Bristol, A. 163 Aregano, L. 162 Bellos, J. 46, 69, 70, 198 Bromley, A. 90, 200 Aregano, M. 174 Bendo, L. 154 Bromley, D. 9, 115, 144 Ashcraft, DE. 174 Benedick, T. 154 Bromley, R. 103, 129, 154 Ashcraft, Don 98 Berman, M. 62, 74, 198 Brooks, P. 200 Aspinail, P. 127, 174 Biermann, S. 74, 198 Brown, C. 200 Brown, L 158, 200, 208 Brown, M. 86, 105, 122, 175 Brown, M. D. 200 Brown, N. 120, 137 Brown, S.L. 200 Brown, $M. 175 Brown, S.B. 200 Browning, B. 173 Brumberger, E. R. 175 Brumberger, J. 57, 200 Buchanan, M. 163 Buck, R. 3, 105, 175 Buckinham, K. 200 Buckinham, S. 163 Bueiow, J. 201 Buelow, N. 102, 163 Bugin, D. 154 Bunneii, D. 154 Burgess, B. 201 Burke, A. 64, 120, 175, 65 Burke, C. 144, 163 Burke, J.G 154 Burke, W. 163 Burke, L. 163 Burke, L. 201 Burke, W. 75, 201 Buroker, L.R. 201 Buroker, L.V. 86, 102, 163 Burrows, A. 175 Burrows, G. 118, 132, 154 Butler, J. 154 Byrne, C. 89, 163 Byrne, R. 175 Cadwell, G. 154 Cadweil, N. 154 Cadwell, S. 146,201 Caldwell, C. 41, 66, 70, 201 Calistri, B. 175 Calvarese, M. 154 Cameron, L. 175 Camp, K. 163 Campbell, D. 163 Campbell, M. 154 Canning, C. 154 Caporizzo, J. 201 Card, P. 175 Carley, C. 201 Carisen, T. 201 Carlsen, I. 118 Carisen, S. 154 Carr, W. 163 Carrillo, M. 65, 78, 137, 163 Carroll, M. 202 Carter, D.A. 154 Carver, D.L. 202 Casey, B. 154 Cavanagh, D. 154 Cavanagh, R. 163 Caverly, M. 202 Cerio, J. 202 Chapman, G. 163 Chapman, G.M. 202 Chapman, H. 154 Chapman, T. 175 Charlamb, L. 175 Chase, D. 65, 154 Chase, L. 202 Chavkin, A. 115, 130, 138 Chavkin, L. 154, 132 Chavkin, N. 41, 70, 202 Chetwin, D. 202 Chevalier, Y. 56, 65, 75, 79, 180 Childs, K. 163 Chisholm, P. 65, 175 Christensen, E. 2, 202 Chu, J. 163 Chunka, D. 154 Church, D. 163 Chruch, J. 175 Church, ST. 155, 175 Church, SU 164 Ciesielski, B. 138, 203 Cifrese, B. 72, 140, 163, 180 Cissna, J. 57, 67, 187, 203, 226, 67 Clancy, C. 175 Clancy, K. 203 Clark, J. 70, 163 Clay, R. 175 Cleary, M. 163 Cleeton, W. 155 Cobb, P. 155 Cocca, B. 203 Cohen, S. 155 Cohen, W. 163 Coleman, B. Ill, 130, 131, 138, 175 Coleman, K. 64, 65, 82, 89, 139, 182, 187, 191 203 Coley, C. 118, 175 Collins, E. 203 Collins, M.E. 203 Collins, M.P. 163 Collins, R. 155 Collins, W. 90, 203 Colvin, E. 103, 155 Colvin, S. 163 Connor, M. 41, 56, 59, 70, 76, 76, 183, 187 Connors, J. 103, 155 Conway, M. 72, 73, 106, 124, 180 Cook, L.E. 163 Cook, Linda 175 Cook, P. 70, 204 Coons, E. 68, 175 Cooper, K. 204 Cooper, N. 204 Cooper, T. 110, 204 Corbett, E. 163 Corbett, T. 155 Corcoran, K. 90, 175 Corcoran, P. 102 Cordes, M. 102, 163 Cornell, A. 163 Cornell, S. 204 Cornell, J. 70, 71, 76, 204 Corona, R. 103, 155 Costello, D. 204 Costello, T. 163 Cote, R. 155 Cottrell, F. 204 Coughlin, B. 155 Coughlin, C. 134, 178 Courtwright, C. 98, 175 Courtwright, M. 204 Cox, J. 163 Craner, J. 204 Crawford, G. 204 Cridiand, W. 204 Crisafuili, A. 155 Crolick, L. 163 Crolick, S. 106, 129 Crowe, C. 82, 204 Cunia, G. 205 Cunia, S. 175 Currier, T. 205 Curtin, C. 11, 175 Curtis, C. 205 Daley, B. 41, 70, 76, 142, 163, 176 Daley, D. 15 Daley, K. 155 Daley, N. 118, 163 Dali, E. 163 Brown, L. 158, 200, 208 Carr, W. 163 Brown, M. 86, 105, 122, 175 Carrillo, M. 65, 78, 137, 163 Brown, M. D. 200 Carroll, M. 202 Brown, N. 120, 137 Carter, D.A. 154 Brown, S.L. 200 Carver, D.L. 202 Brown, $M. 175 Casey, B. 154 Brown, S.B. 200 Cavanagh, D. 154 Browning, B. 173 Cavanagh, R. 163 Brumberger, E. R. 175 Caverly, M. 202 Brumberger, J. 57, 200 Cerio, J. 202 Buchanan, M. 163 Chapman, G. 163 Buck, R. 3, 105, 175 Chapman, G.M. 202 Buckinham, K. 200 Chapman, H. 154 Buckinham, S. 163 Chapman, T. 175 Buelow, J. 201 Charlamb, L. 175 Bueiow, N. 102, 163 Chase, D. 65, 154 Bugin, D. 154 Chase, L. 202 Bunnell, D. 154 Chavkin, A. 115, 130, 138 Burgess, B. 201 Chavkin, L. 154, 132 Burke, A. 64, 120, 175, 65 Chavkin, N. 41, 70, 202 Burke, C. 144, 163 Chetwin, D. 202 Burke, J.G 154 Chevalier, Y. 56, 65, 75, 79, 180 Burke, W. 163 Childs, K. 163 Burke, L. 163 Chisholm, P. 65, 175 Burke, L. 201 Christensen, E. 2, 202 Burke, W. 75, 201 Chu, J. 163 Buroker, L.R. 201 Chunka, D. 154 Buroker, L.V. 86, 102, 163 Church, D. 163 Burrows, A. 175 Chruch, J. 175 Burrows, G. 118, 132, 154 Church, ST. 155, 175 Butler, J. 154 Church, SU 164 Byrne, C. 89, 163 Ciesielski, B. 138, 203 Byrne, R. 175 Cifrese, B. 72, 140, 163, 180 Cadwell, G. 154 Cissna, J. 57, 67, 187, 203, 226, 67 Cadwell, N. 154 Clancy, C. 175 Cadwell, S. 146,201 Clancy, K. 203 Caldwell, C. 41, 66, 70, 201 Clark, J. 70, 163 Calistri, B. 175 Clay, R. 175 Calvarese, M. 154 Cleary, M. 163 Cameron, L. 175 Cleeton, W. 155 Camp, K. 163 Cobb, P. 155 Campbell, D. 163 Cocca, B. 203 Campbell, M. 154 Cohen, S. 155 Canning, C. 154 Cohen, W. 163 Caporizzo, J. 201 Coleman, B. Ill, 130, 131, 138, 175 Card, P. 175 Coleman, K. 64, 65, 82, 89, 139, 182, 187, 191 Cariey, C. 201 203 Carlsen, T. 201 Coley, C. 118, 175 Carlsen, I. 118 Collins, E. 203 Carlsen, S. 154 Collins, M.E. 203 Collins, M.P. 163 Collins, R. 155 Collins, W. 90, 203 Colvin, E. 103, 155 Colvin, S. 163 Connor, M. 41, 56, 59, 70, 76, 76, 183, 187 Connors, J. 103, 155 Conway, M. 72, 73, 106, 124, 180 Cook, LE. 163 Cook, Linda 175 Cook, P. 70, 204 Coons, E. 68, 175 Cooper, K. 204 Cooper, N. 204 Cooper, T. 110, 204 Corbett, E. 163 Corbett, T. 155 Corcoran, K. 90, 175 Corcoran, P. 102 Cordes, M. 102, 163 Cornell, A. 163 Cornell, S. 204 Cornell, J. 70, 71, 76, 204 Corona, R. 103, 155 Costello, D. 204 Costello, T. 163 Cote, R. 155 Cottrell, F. 204 Coughlin, B. 155 Coughlin, C. 134, 178 Courtwright, C. 98, 175 Courtwright, M. 204 Cox, J. 163 Craner, J. 204 Crawford, G. 204 Cridland, W. 204 CrisafuUi, A. 155 Crolick, L. 163 Crolick, S. 106, 129 Crowe, C. 82, 204 Cunia, G. 205 Cunia, S. 175 Currier, T. 205 Curtin, C. 11, 175 Curtis, C. 205 Daley, B. 41, 70, 76, 142, 163, 176 Daley, D. 15 Daley, K. 155 Daley, N. 118, 163 Dali, E. 163 Dali, J. 205 Damico, S. 145, 163, 190 Dana, N. 89, 135, 135, 179 Dannick, J. 69, 70, 205 Davies, J.J. 178 Davis, E. 205 Davis, J.E. 155 Davis, S. Ill Davis, M. 205 Day, H. 163 Day, K. 182, 191, 205 Day, R. 106, 155 Debritz, M. 82, 108, 178 Debritz, S. 41, 76, 103, 205 Degan, W. 15, 98, 127, 205 Deagr, S. 205 Degrenier, P. 155 Degroot, M. 155 Delans, A. 155 Delany, C. 155 Delearie, L 110, 178 Demaine, M. 103 Demaine, P. 129, 179 Deming, D. 205 Derocher, W. 206 Deshaies, M. 206 Detotto, B. 48, 206 Detwiler, D. 118, 166 Deutch, J. 41, 44, 59, 70, 76, 206 Dew, B. 86, 159, 178 Diamond G. 95 Dobbie, B. 155 Dobbie, K. 137, 166 Doherty, D. 166 Doherty, T. 178 Dolan, MAR. 95, 166 Dolan, MAT. 206 Dollase, A. 155 Dollase, E. 15,41,67,69, 111, 142, 150, 206, 67 Domenico, D. 72, 114, 115, 171, 180,206,214, 73 Donlon, J. 166 Donlon, S. 40, 206 Doolittle, C. 201, 207 Doolittle, S. 137, 166 Dopp, E. 118, 223 Dopp, M. 3, 115, 130 Doughty, J. 103, 155 Dowdle, M. 122 Doyle, C. 70, 166 Doyle, M. 107, 129, 155 Drake, T.H. 106, 155 Drake, T.L. 3, 72, 120, 138, 143, 146, 180, 207 Duda, D. 155 Dudley, L. 110, 155 Dudley, R. 106, 166 Dumond, R. 155 Duncanson, P. 118, 166 Duncanson, R. 54, 72, 75, 178, 180 Dunn, A. 166 Dupre, D. 155 Dupre, M. 69 Durgey, T. 86, 102, 166 Durkot, J. 155 Duryea, S. 132, 166 Dushay, N. 155 Dushay, R. 41, 60, 74, 208 Dwyer, D. 107, 155 Ebbing, DA. 208 Ebbing, DE 155 Eberhard, R. 208 Eberle, V. 166 Eckman, B. 178 Eckman, K. 106, 124 Edelman, S. 208 Egan, K. 179 Egan, N. 155 Egan, W. 208 Egitton, P. 84, 105, 208 Eighmey, J, 155 Eisner, G. 90, 187, 208 Eisner, M. 166 Elander, R. 178 Emerson, G. 129, 166 Emerson, H. 89, 110, 178 Englehart, N. 155 Erickson, K. 178 Esce, S. 208 Esposito, C. 178 Essom, K. 62, 208 Eubanks, T. 78, 79 Evans, T. 89, 118, 166 Fahrenkrug, C. 155 Fairbank, G. 45, 56, 57, 71, 203, 208 Fallico, L. 134, 182 Fallico, M. 90, 209 Falso, M. 90, 209 Falso, L. 209 Farley, S. 187, 209 Farrell, G. 209, 217 Fedor, S. 166 Feltrineili, S. 86, 105, 166 Ferguson, L 178 Fietkiewicz, L. 155 Fingar, T. 155 Finnerty, J. 105, 178 Finnerty, M.E. 131, 155 Finnerty, M.S. 52, 67, 115, 177, 209, 214, 67 Fiordalice, R. 90, 209 Fish, M. 108, 178 Fisher, K. 89, 138, 209 Fisher, T. 11, 166, 176, 190 Fitch, L. A. 121, 166 Fitzgerald, S. 155 Flangan, F. 84, 209 Flanagan, M. 178 Fleming, J. 178 Fleming, K. 121, 178 Fleming, L. 209 Florczyk, B. 155 Flume, V. 166 Foley, E. 155 Foody, E. 155 Foody, K. 209 Foreman, B. 129, 210 Foreman, D. 129, 166 Foreman, S. 129, 166 Forsyth, A. 134, 135, 145, 210 Forsyth, G. 155 Fostern, S. 103, 155 Fountain, G. 102, 166 Fowler, W. 78, 105 Fox, H. 130, 155 Fragola, M.A. 102 Fragola, Ml. 210 France, D. 155 Frary, B. 103, 155 Freda, J. 155 Fredella, P. 178 Freliech, H. 166 Friedman, K. S. 129, 156 Frunin, M. 178 Gacek, M. 108, 192, 193, 210 Gadoua, L. 210 Gadoua, R. 156 Dali, J. 205 Damico, S. 145, 163, 190 Dana, N. 89, 135, 135, 179 Dannick, J. 69, 70, 205 Davies, J.J. 178 Davis, E. 205 Davis, J.E. 155 Davis, S. Ill Davis, M. 205 Day, H. 163 Day, K. 182, 191, 205 Day, R. 106, 155 Debritz, M. 82, 108, 178 Debritz, S. 41, 76, 103, 205 Degan, W. 15, 98, 127, 205 Deagr, S. 205 Degrenier, P. 155 Degroot, M. 155 Delans, A. 155 Delany, C. 155 Delearie, L 110, 178 Demaine, M. 103 Demaine, P. 129, 179 Deming, D. 205 Derocher, W. 206 Deshaies, M. 206 Detotto, B. 48, 206 Detwiler, D. 118, 166 Deutch, J. 41, 44, 59, 70, 76, 206 Dew, B. 86, 159, 178 Diamond G. 95 Dobbie, B. 155 Dobbie, K. 137, 166 Doherty, D. 166 Doherty, T. 178 Dolan, MAR. 95, 166 Dolan, MAT. 206 Dollase, A. 155 Dollase, E. 15,41,67,69, 111, 142, 150, 206, 67 Domenico, D. 72, 114, 115,171, 180,206,214, 73 Donlon, J. 166 Donlon, S. 40, 206 Doolittle, C. 201, 207 Doolittle, S. 137, 166 Dopp, E. 118, 223 Dopp, M. 3, 115, 130 Doughty, J. 103, 155 Dowdle, M. 122 Doyle, C. 70, 166 Doyle, M. 107, 129, 155 Drake, T.H. 106, 155 Drake, T.L. 3, 72, 120, 138, 143, 146, 180, 207 Duda, D. 155 Dudley, L. 110, 155 Dudley, R. 106, 166 Dumond, R. 155 Duncanson, P. 118, 166 Duncanson, R. 54, 72, 75, 178, 180 Dunn, A. 166 Dupre, D. 155 Dupre, M. 69 Durgey, T. 86, 102, 166 Durkot, J. 155 Duryea, S. 132, 166 Dushay, N. 155 Dushay, R. 41, 60, 74, 208 Dwyer, D. 107, 155 Ebbing, DA. 208 Ebbing, DE 155 Eberhard, R. 208 Eberle, V. 166 Eckman, B. 178 Eckman, K. 106, 124 Edeiman, S. 208 Egan, K. 179 Egan, N. 155 Egan, W. 208 Egitton, P. 84, 105, 208 Eighmey, J, 155 Eisner, G. 90, 187, 208 Eisner, M. 166 Elander, R. 178 Emerson, G. 129, 166 Emerson, H. 89, 110, 178 Englehart, N. 155 Erickson, K. 178 Esce, S. 208 Esposito, C. 178 Essom, K. 62, 208 Eubanks, T. 78, 79 Evans, T. 89, 118, 166 Fahrenkrug, C. 155 Fairbank, G. 45, 56, 57, 71, 203, 208 Fallico, L. 134, 182 Fallico, M. 90, 209 Falso, M. 90, 209 Falso, L. 209 Farley, S. 187, 209 Farrell, G. 209, 217 Fedor, S. 166 Feftrinefli, S. 86, 105, 166 Ferguson, L. 178 Fietkiewicz, L. 155 Fingar, T. 155 Finnerty, J. 105, 178 Finnerty, M.E. 131, 155 Finnerty, M.S. 52, 67, 115, 177, 209, 214, 67 Fiordalice, R. 90, 209 Fish, M. 108, 178 Fisher, K. 89, 138, 209 Fisher, T. 11, 166, 176, 190 Fitch, L. A. 121, 166 Fitzgerald, S. 155 Flangan, F. 84, 209 Flanagan, M. 178 Fleming, J. 178 Fleming, K. 121, 178 Fleming, L. 209 Florczyk, B. 155 Flume, V. 166 Foley, E. 155 Foody, E. 155 Foody, K. 209 Foreman, B. 129, 210 Foreman, D. 129, 166 Foreman, S. 129, 166 Forsyth, A. 134, 135, 145, 210 Forsyth, G. 155 Fostern, S. 103, 155 Fountain, G. 102, 166 Fowler, W. 78, 105 Fox, H. 130, 155 Fragola, M.A. 102 Fragola, Ml. 210 France, D. 155 Frary, B. 103, 155 Freda, J. 155 Fredella, P. 178 Freliech, H. 166 Friedman, K. S. 129, 156 Frunin, M. 178 Gacek, M. 108, 192, 193, 210 Gadoua, L. 210 Gadoua, R. 156 Gallagher, T. 52, 210 Ganley, E. 166 Ganley, T. 106, 166 Garofalo, L. 89 Garris, S. 90, 210 Garwood, D. 69, 210 Gates, G. 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