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A,-4, P ?'dCn if J rg +vaAQ W 't?UxA'P7aQ4qKTN7 V661 Q-Q3 vip, 6 xxx? 1,6 27 Q U J 'Dj . 705,46 9 L6 ,200 AOP' 19 9276 S6 .O 'DQ Q L K .Av N AMO. AF ,Avg '34f'a.a'f1-' ' W 1 -'Q awe v 'ii , 3 - ' ll 1.1! '. I 3 O T75 QQ ar ' , n - - M 9 .U as Qfflta vi, A l ' 4 I X 4. Y .wr ei' - fi at Qi ,H S I L f . dr N I ,- .s. A -- TN M .Q Q4 1, T5 7 Q -1' Q- 1 x ,,., 1 . I 4 ! rf' -A' Q .W Q, I ', J' rf U U lr f J mf NDIIQ 5 N 1985 Presented by Publications Club 1 ,y x, xi I 1 r Marion Central School t is Marion, New York A A ox j ti f CX F X 4 4 C7 It ng- v X J f t t t I I 1 5 . G 4? N E! 1 V f f 1' . fvff-1- 1 147' Eggx 'JW ' 4 npii. 4 fi fl- r v Ij5lg..ggg - T I 3 ' 1 ,:-E-P V' r F rt ..i jf E ff 'K A gf 'III 71 r. 9 -r :gg t --:4::ll! 4.55: 251 Contents Seniors ' 5 Underolassrnen 37 Sports 51 Candids 81 Activities 95 Administration, Faculty, Staff 117 Elementary 131 Advertising 157 Y' Dedication While most of the people of Marion were asleep in their homes on September 8th, tragedy struck the DeGelleke family. A fire in their home claimed the life of Mrs. Judith DeGelIeke, and severely injured a man held so dearly to many of us. What most of us did not realize was that never again would we walk down the halls of Marion to see the familiar scruffy beard and lovable pot-belly. Never again would I be kidded about all the money his wife spent at the darn hairdresser's. Twelve days after that terrible Saturday morning, Mr. DeGelleke left us to join his wife in what we wish to be their eternal happiness. This tragedy has deeply touched each of us in a different way, yet the community has come together to create a lasting memory. The DeGelleke Memorial Scholarship fund has been established, and the Wayne County tennis coaches developed the John DeGelleke Sportsmanship Award, which was awarded to the Marion team this past season. Mr. DeGelleke taught at MCS for 23 years, and served as advisor to Student Council, Ski Club, coach for boys' and girls' tennis, and was chairman of the Social Studies Department. Getting used to his absence has not been easy. Mr. DeGelleke, though you are no longer here with us, we hope that somehow you know that your presence is still felt. Your life was not without meaningg it is only unfortunate that others will not be able to know the Mr. DeGelleke we grew to love and respect. Lisa Schoonerman, Editor-in-Chief ,111 Appreciation Mr. Thompson - In just five years, you have created a concert band, marching band,and jazz ensemble which have made us and the community very proud. Thank you for all of your time, effort, enthusiasm, and most of all, patience.We love you, Mr.T!! Mr Reynolds You always have asmile anda joke to make us feel bet ter even on our bad days The interest and enthusiasm you have shown have helped to brighten our school days Mrs Cuvelier Both in words and actions you have continued to let us know that you care Thank you so much for all of your support throughout these past years 31 nn! gg 4 ll! 5 I 5.--'I ,..f ,LJ --I S.-I gk il Q ' ' 'fn SENIDIQS AR - W V X I , Q4 X i j K x 5 ' X I I ' V! I! 'g?-511k--fgw QA o ooo J 7 I 5 S' V , ,f L' K P 1 xl? Z P Lqf B. I f ff ai f 'X ff ll f A W5 W I f W 5 WW + , , 3 aj 111 LW X . i WHY BYBQQ P. Owens - Vice Pres., N. Morgan - President, K. Fires - Sec., C. Irvine - Treas. In the fall of 1972, we, the class of 1985, started our first day of school. lt was a very dif- ferent experience being away from our mothers for so long, but some of the luxuries of home were still present, such as lunch served promptly at twelve and a long time provided for us to take our naps, even though we were often too excited and nervous to even think of sleeping. Some of the highlights of our first year in school were: our trip to Mr. Reynolds' theater to see the film Dumbo, a trip to Rochester to see the circus, and a visit to the Seneca Park Zoo at the end of our year. When we moved to first grade, we were joined by Amy Garlipp. The excitement ofthe year was going to the planetarium and joining the second graders for a picnic at Forman Park. As second graders we received the privilege of switching classes and learned how to write using cursive. This year we were joined by Amy Nielsen, Kim Becker, and Sue Bird. ln third grade our favorite science lessons were about dinosaurs. Dave Hubright found a dead bird to enrich our bird unit, but Mrs. Hartfiel made him leave it outside. During the year we had many visits from Mrs. Newton's hamsters. At the end of the year one of our most ex- citing events was the Bicentennial Parade. We all dressed up as famous revolutionary characters. On the last week of school, we had a big third and fourth grade picnic. This year we were joined by Beth Luetchford and Chris DeGelleke. For fourth grade, we were introduced to band and musical instruments. During our last week of school, moving day struck! We had to move all the junk from our homerooms to different rooms. And the year ended with a picnic at Forman Park. This year we were joined by Scott and Tracee Holmes. In fifth grade we always looked forward to Mr. Wolfanger's class with all of the fun games of Gumball and Jeopardy We will also never forget all of Mr. DeMay's many lectures. We were joined by Hannah Naughton in May who only got to share our rainy fifth grade pic- nic with us. jj , We had our first experience as Seniors during sixth grade. We really thought that we were somethin'. Some of the special events ofthe year were Mr. Worthington's science labs, Mrs. McKane's eraser throwing habits, and a fifties sock hop. But the biggest event of all was our graduation from Elementary School. Goodbye paradise. l-lello reality! After moving to seventh grade we were presented with a lot of new problems. One of our most common, being infamous for seventh graders, was looking up. The class project for this year was selling posters and T-shirts, and we raised 3600. Moving on to eighth grade was an event that we all looked forward to. No longer were we the little kids of the school. We still continued our junior high life with excitement. Our class project this year was the infamous eighth grade supper from which we raised 358384. In ninth grade we were allowed a little more freedom, and we had some say in the classes that we wanted to take. Many of us at that age were still very naive towards life. Our class project this year was selling Kadet Stationery. Our top salesperson was Valerie Miller who sold forty-six items. Our total profit was 31,138.66 ln tenth grade, biology provided us with a lot of interesting activities, such as our fieldtrips to our mousetraps and our stream communities, plus dissecting our very own fetal pigs. This year the Marion Marching Band was able to go to The Gorham Pageant of Bands where we won two second place prizes due to Mr. Thompson's unrelenting patience and our long hours of practice. This year's class project was the tenth grade supper, and we made 3600. We entered eleventh grade with the normal junior fear of failing the social studies and English regents. Even though Mr. Henrie preached on hour after hour that we were the most unprepared class that he's ever seen and our knowledge of current events was pitiful, most of us had no problem in making him eat his words. Chemistry was another highlight of our junior year that many of us think we could have done just fine without. This year's class project was selling chocolate candy bars and we made 31,000. In our final and last year of the high school experience, our year was concentrated on fund raisers for our senior trip. Our first was the senior booth at the Wayne County Fair at Palmyra where we raised 33,000. Next on the list was the magazine and newspaper sale where we raised 35,700. The Senior Play, The Prime Time Crime, raked in 31,200 and the spaghetti supper brought in 3300. We had our senior dinner dance at Marvin's Country Club on March second. The theme of our senior prom was inspiration by Chicago, and our senior picnic was at Darien Lake. Now that all the fun is over, the Publications Club would like to wish every member of the senior class the best of luck always. And to the class of '86, may your senior year be as great as ours was. . . Neal Guthrie and The Publications Club Advisors - J. Ramsey, J. Reinhardt, T. Quill vw 2, 3. 4: 2,21 T: SRX Pres. State if ball 1 2 4 ' ' U N . . 3' 4 XA . John Ballesty Klmberly Becker ,LX .Qs Rose Besaw Rlchard Blllmgs CIub1 SkuCIub4 T --.4:ar..Cheerleadmg 2 3 Cheerleading 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Musical 1 Tracy Qgreeme Mk Child Came .lambs WXXQ NN W wexmfmki X Diana Bonettu Tracy Breemes llKHDhSDS3t1dSpg Q11 . M . 'xx' I 1, 2, 3. 41 - ' - 1 , . 1 x kv 4 ' , , 1 y T : he 1 .K Aex,.:1i1a,c .xa.. ,,,a . a -AX V , ' , Q ' in H I illnlil:lIlll!AulllQVlnAlyll I - l L L ik . , Ni... ' fkg ' ' 2 . , .4 a .,'g, 5.3 'J' IL A.--' ' k H M132 x- .. 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F! 33 'wwf- Flobin Cragg A -l 1 Bruce Cramer Puwi ' .zgcfggoj afwsxs isa B A 1 ES 255 K . -..---. -- lx x g 1 . 1,2,3,4 ' 1 Kd - jg Cplorguard 1, Richard Crego 3' 4: FHA 1' 2: cpresidem 1' Rochlene Crego 21 Track Jodi Cuvelier Wendy Davis l---I-I-----I Ill!lllIl!lllpAullI!:lg I X Lf' Renee Deleel: FBLA 3, 4 llfleporter 3, Secretary 4lg Wrestling Cheerleading 33 Senior Play 43 French Club 1 S A Dawn DeLue W-.1-1-we a -ww , ,N .. .. at M411 Renee Deleel 1 1,2, 3,4 .,.. .Q , f ,f.v,Lqk, Amy DePolnt: Softball 1, 25 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 23 VersltyCIub 2, 3, 4: Senior Play , .fff,-'.. WW. ,hi , fwagafefcfifzl' Q' f Shefwggd DeLy5er Edward DeRidder: Choir 1, 2, 3, Marion Edward DeRidder Singers 2, 3: Publications 3, 4 iSenior ent Cou ' ' Editor 1 me 'T' Q Jai.. Stud ncil 4, Cross ,F 1 1 , 'f-if 1, 2, 3, 4, 1 3 I, .W fig S448 iff' Dawn DeLue ff X, K. A 1 Q 'EY , I.. .., .X .- 2 is L up Amy DePoint Gregg Deutschbein Kimberly Dibble William Dumont Tennis 43 Thomas Erb Sheryl DiMuro Todd Dykhuizen Matthew Ferguson Kelly Fires A57 Raymond Foti Scott Francis Bryan Frank Richard Gabriel Rebecca Gallivan Ullli--IIIIII llwpnuilllllillll i Colleen Galvin Amy Garlipp Brent Gere Joseph Godsey LA 13 Soccer 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Varsity Club 3, 4 'fr I ' K qw 1 ,ef 1 f 'Wf1,zrQ1, , .mf y f' fr' 1: fwvwf ' W KWA ,.,., 5 4 CKrlst tGordon: All-County S 'i rei All5State Choir 13 Marion S' VVVT ' ' 5,,:T,?' Soccer 2, 35 Wrestlin V2, 3751 MS Electronicg 4 V 4 ,, ' 'rrr , H :A wg - m',,a 'V lkrf f A ': M Stacy Gonzalez Christopher Gordon I.-11111111111-X11--1- Alex Grace Neal Guthrie Alex Grace Neal Gufhrle Bandl 2 3 Chorr 2 3 Marlon Srngdrs 3 4 Jazz Band 1 Musical 2, Publlcatlons 3 4 NHS 3 Qfvnflvdwnllna a sk. club 1 2 a fb Q3 Basketball Play 4 Janet Green Kristen Hayden L. Laura Heaven Stephen Heaven . . HHH, VA K as A ' 'H G 7 'L , lrrr H . . ' , .4: e - . : . 2: , .- - 4- - W, H .f K A, W ' '- ' ' q .,r.l H , m ' H 4. H, ' V ' ' ' ' 2, lezalbili, gil, pile., 14 I - W H 5 l-Mia? lf W ug .1 Q5 4202. H iw :,. -' V A viii? ', . V 'sf fl! . -, V f .a a. -' . .H - V' lt Aw G xi 'Y ,, - 1, G H, ,en Q ' 1: me , 4 Q ,fe tl R x l 1 , :rl . 2 ,W 1 7 G an H ll. l' ' ' , H uulibdnlglnnuhnhullldll 5' Scott Holmes: Basgftball 1, 2, Qglrack 1, 2, 3.4 K Y 5. X' 7 I f 1 it f , 1 ' 1 C'ndY Hoffman 1 it Scott Holmes . Tracee Holmes: Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1,5-3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, ' 1 4, Choir www-M, M ,c.... . 34+-as S t .,t.. .i K K , X ,. His, . -1 ' ,. : , el: Musical 3, 4, 5' t- at 1 YZ V ,. Teresa Holmes Mark Housel 41 i'??ik?1l'i 512 xg Kim Howler' V 2 2. 3,4 1 4 , ...wa ,,, ' '29 , W:-1 , MXN, ,. A N' J V ii. cw X-c V 44 ' 1 i l T9 Scott Housel Kim Howie lhlluudnhnuullllgdllllull l l--I l-Il- llllllllglillll llllp-ln Basebaii 2 is 1,2,31T is ' ' E. K David Hubright Wendy HUIT ,Senior is x , , wg . , Kenneth Ju 5, 03, rr :if -X A 3 H ' f'y ., xx I . 'fx . .1 , . arf Lucinda Irvine j if A Kenneth Jung . . Xi . r Ryan Kar 2 Basebaiffi, 2, 3, 4: Sgicer 4, 3: Wr g 1, 2, 3, 3: Senior Piay' ' S If 'P Kun Kim: No Extracurricular ,,,v 1, -.-g . 3:- 'XS Ryan Karpp Kun Kim lllnpuununnullnulsluunup I-l---I-I---I IIIIHUCIIICIKDUDSDIDLHHI Ill! 2 Travel Club 1 BLA Kyle Klaver Christian LaRock Melussa Levltsky Anna Lackey i' Lorralne Lehr 'Q Peder Madsen 3, e Anna 3 3 F ' 3 5 5 ' V . ' , s Q 1 2 5 9 . 2 E I gt 2 ' K ' K 5, A 'Q-Q V 'SEI Af L 3 Q-, X ! H ' ' Q ' x 3, 4g BOCESData Prbcbsiing 4 V l Tina Means fs' David Marchione Q . it 'X wr. wx, L M KV :'?Lorrie Mai choir 13 NHS 2, 3, 4, S Y iSecretary A 1 QSecretaryJ Ski bl Play -4 7 . , Q, 4:8 1: A ..: I2g 7 ,.,, i i , ' greg' X K Q, fas'Hn. . . 1 ' 2 . 11111, L0rrie Miller Susan Miller Stuart Mitchell: Basketball 4 Valerie Miller Stuart Mitchell :llbihuuhuhhnunhpgqguunu.-gg A ,, ,, . ... - Al- 2 3 4 Musical 2 Publlca FBLA'3 4 lPresldent3l French 1 SenlorPlay4 Edward Morgan Dawn Morse me Hannah Naughton Amy Nielsen Mark '--L 'A A I v ,V ,K Q I f l .4 lv L Lihue Us 3 ' ,W Mark Noble Lance Noyes ....- ,- .-,L ...li-.Q Y - . Y Patrlcra L. 9 Michael Ocque Clayton Peltongf br Frctlon Club H munlcatlons l--rin Judlth Perry Cholr 1 2 3 4 Marlon Srngers4 Colorguard 3 4 Publication Club4 FBLA2 3 4 Se IQX4 Patrlcla Owens C'aYt0n peltor' Mlchael Purklss Soccer cer 2 Judlth Perry Mlchael Purklss Patncla Pyron l - roll- M a 41 . i x A . . , O 5 M ir-4 Q 1 Y? lf I ,H fini- - V Q 7 X iifwnf-.- 'w-r c I l M c H , ' Xl l he V? Ex N D . ,,,,' I Ai: ' k 0 R Xi V Q .M l I I ' I 1 1 1 1 l 1 H 1 I 1 i lllllnlilllihlllulnn Mike Ramsey: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 4 Kimberly Reiss: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 lSecretary 3, President 43 g Senior Play 4 Michael Ramsey Terry Ridley ks xsane s sw All County B hour 1 Ban 1 2 3 4 ubl or in Chief 4 Student ncrl 3 sl ecretary 3 President iw 3, 4 dent 41 Ski Cub Digg 2 New Treasurer '-- 15 3? 'T Bgrsehbag ii X14 Tennis SNR N QV X 3 sss iris s s is 3 1 M seuwssssssss XXM H S Xxkbx i-.sis ...AJ rl x E ' 6, 4 0.0. xl ' A Q, i I ',:n rk K . ,, .. ' ,,'q.o'-I . 'I I - ' rtil'rI.'10 Aufvkhsx A Kimberly Reiss James Romaok Anita Salisbury Lisa Schoonerman 9.-' I , , ' .1 ' 'lax ' r ' A 4 1 V' l f' . 1 ff T - inf -- ' Qsifs-53.34 ' A ' , as eff- . T - P . - ' P S 3 4 - - 1 1 n W :L . 5- - - as ' l. . 1 ' , I is vgflgs ' 1 zsfisf ie lg 2 : - -'J . . N., xxx. sf-as sz 1. ' - X 'cf' 1 - f N 4- 59 3 2- f 4' 1' A f ' . - ' F T H - I 1 Lisa Soharett Darrell Sergent Ellen Shafer Lisa Scharett:,Transfer from Lake Weir High School,:Candler, Florida L , gm Fw ' H,5'.', Q2 gohrabergicnqir 1, 2, 3, 41 Musical 2, 8. 4:-Gregtiye Writing '3: Senior Play 4: n ff 313 in . 11335 ifflff' , V t sq,'1Q,5. , , , ,. -W if . f5if':r.,,' v -ii f,.. ' , r ', ' ifjffgffg W ,.,, - muh 55 K WQQQW 7 L Dgffellg rgentz Strategy Games Club 1. A PIay4 Cheerleading 35 A Donna Schreiber Flenee Sewert Shirley StCyr l'-Hfi1111111!KH1-11-1' I! !l! M li! yi! Fl! I! Rodney Steurrys , S Sharon Tennlty Michael Tortorella Rodney Soccer 1 NHS 3, 45 1. . -Q K K or Q57 z.g??fe-.q 5 as f ,ta oz., v . . - I 5 a11s'llf1S5lT3Qr:1.f2 eel ' 'gigggfgf W 3 tg. -1+-wQt.g,e,.: V , Student Couln- S 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 1, 23 Soccer Club 2, 3, 4 lSecretary ' Y ez 1 et - he --1 iw . .. Mgg 1:gt-t:-e- -ef nge' if - -1,53 , 1-pi YQ . 1: Q.. :f1,aa:atee,f,Q Colleen Stoker C .1 L. Tamara Thurston Kathryn Trout l I I N 1325 3 4 F Mark Vanderl3rook Todd VanderBr00k Peter VanGee: Student Council 3: Wrestl- Ing 1, 2, 3. 4: Cross Country 1. 2, 3, 4 Tammy VanGee: ' f-3: FBLA 2, 3 1-'Ffeasurer 31: 'T rocessing 4: Volleyball Ma -.M 5 y l,.. f A PeterVanGee L gl N ' A 'M l' f X Tammy VanGee S X eVanHal: Bailgeiball 1, , l, Play h Steven VanHaII Karl Weaver llpuuuluun-un K'11lK1! nu Douglas Weeks Steven Wllllams Photos Not Avallable Dan Burns Chrls Degelleke Mlchael Welch -HM. Douglas Weeks Track 2 3 4 Cross Country4 Kimberly Welch Band 1 2 3 4 lSecfetary 31 Cholr 1 Colorguard 2 Publloetlons 3 4 lActlvmes Editor 4l Student Gounclll 2 3 4 Skt Oiub1 2 Soccer Cheerleacllng 1 3 4 Basketball Cheerleadlng 2 3 4 Varsnty Club 4 Senior Play4 Micheal Welch No Extracurrlcular Actlvitlee Sfilwilwiligams. SRECEMB ML F ZZSJQG we Chnstopher DeGelleke Ska Club 1 2 Sclence Flctlon Club1 2 3 4 Strategy Games Club2 3 4 Tennls2 3 Mlchael Welch BOCES Food Service 3 4 WC WWVIUPQT3 8? 1 Klmberly Welch Kelll Young I-1KStSSS1S111KK1l- i ll!llH1IllCl-D'---.-- r l - 1 ' , I ' a , . P X N Q ' I 1 ' I . ' ,I f i, gigifiifc : 5 , ff , gig 1 ' to -, fffffnfl ,. 'W .if P ,.,. V 1, ,fl4,,.,357,' .3 - f , , W k V1 I lx g r 1- . ., -f ' ' 1 ' ' ffl, 5 , - 'W ,I , ' 1 I7 , 1 , 1 1 . u,,, X, 1 1 fff' , --wiwtiz' A ' - 121 'fa 222ilgegitfizzsxesazsgewillwp-' ' ' wx , - A -lv 1 121224 we-' lfzjlwilzlf ' - 1. 2. , 1, ll , ' -.,.,..f L X . in ii pw I . , 7 V, ,,,., , V,,, L J! ws ,ll - - lg, 2. V, 5. 14 - 1 3 1 -1 P lk. , I , , 3: 1 . . I 1 , I 1 - . Favorite Pastime 1. Partying 2. Friends 3. Listening to Music 4. Rolling 5. Shopping Best Song 1. Inspiration 2. l'm So Excited 3. Can't Fight This Feeling 4. Stairway to Heaven 5. All I Need Best Group 1. Van Halen 2. Scorpions 3. Prince and the Revolution 4. Journey 5. The Police Place to go on a Date . Movies . Jagger Road . Home 4. Parking . Fagner Road House to Roll 1. Kim Welch s 2. Rich Gabriel s 3. John Ballesty s Senior Poll BestAlbum 1. Purple RainlPrince 2. Chicago 17lChicago 3. EscapelJourney 4. Eliminatorfzz top 5. Sports! Heuy Lewis and the News Favorite Food 1. Pizza 2. McNuggets 3. Ice Cream 4. Shrimp . Fried Chicken Best Movie . Beverly Hills Cop . Rocky Horror Picture Show . Revenge of the Nerds . An Officer and a Gentleman . Ghostbusters Favorite Expression . it they can t take a joke .Gee Guys I only want to be your t . I can t deal with the pressure . You re young you ll get over it .B.F.D. 4. Tort s 5. Mr. Haak s Best Place to Shop 1. Eastview 2. Marketplace 3. Tiffany's 4. Spencer's 5. The Store Favorite Teacher 1. Miss Brown 2. Mr. Rehor 3. Mr. Thompson 4. Mr. Strickland 5. Mr. Trout Favorite Color 1. Blue 2. Red . Purple . Turquoise . Burgundy Best Car . Camaro . Corvette . Porsche . Monte Carlo . Mustang Best Place to go for Pizza . Pudgies . Pizza Hut . Mark s . Nima s 5. NY Pizzeria Youth for Understanding - Marion America the country I wanted to visit since I saw the first movie about America. My dream became reality which I never will regret though the America I experienced was so much different from what I imagined. Before I came I was prepared to have some problems in the beginning but I must say teachers students and family made it so much easier for me so I can only remember Marion as a great experience. I thank students and teachers for being so helpful and open about America and have never made so many friends before so I can only say You guys are Great! Kaerlig Hilsen Peder L. Madsen I li A I am so grateful for all the things I have learned. I ' 5 x ti' 1 1 I If HXQZKQZZZSZKQPXQI-3F31 I-Illl--Ill-II IIIJHDQIIHIQQIDHII-li 985 DHl'Bl1t KIM BECKER You have made us very proud of you, but remember - How far you go, how much you see, how high you soar depends on you. We're behind you all the way. Love always - Mom and Richie DIANA RENEE BONETTI How much you love someone is the hardest thing to put in- to words. It was wonderful to watch our little ballerina grow into a beautiful woman. Life has many surprises in store tor you. Trust your instincts. Your high standards and warm heart will guide your way. And remember, no matter what - You will always be our princess. Love - Mom, Dad and Anthony To my oldest grandchild, Diana, may God bless you and keep you healthy and happy all of your life. All my love - Grandma Hunt JIM BRIGGS We're very proud ot you for managing to survive these 13 years. We love you and wish you the best of luck as you go forward in your adulthood life. Mom and Dave KIM ANN CORBETT For the past seventeen years, you have brought us much happiness and joy. You have also made us young at heart again. Congratulations on all of your accomplishments. You are a very special daughter, and we love you very ..-..-n. ED DERIDDER Wishing happiness and success for you and your classmates. You are a unique, special persong work hard, keep your sense of humor and caring for others. Proud of you, love you! Mom, Dad and Tracy BILL DUMONT Congratulations Bill!! We are so proud to have you as our son. Now we wish you God's blessings, health, happiness and success in your future years. You have brought us rnucgtsjoy and happiness. Our congratulations to the Class o We love you! - Mom, Dad and Bruce RAY FOTI We love you and always know that we are proud to have you as our son. Much happiness we wish you in your new encounters through your life that you may have. Love - Mom, Dad and brother BRENT GERE Brent, we are so very proud ot you, not only for this year but for going back and working towards a very good goal and sticking it out. Love always - Mom, Dad and Shawn SCOTT AND TRACEE HOLMES When you were born, it doubled our. pleasure and gdouqed Datro s 1985 VAL MILLER May your dreams come true in everything you do. May God bless you and the Class of '85, and may God be with you always. Love - Mom, Dad, Greg and Jeff NED MORGAN Strive to attain all that you are capable of. You will never be satisfied with mediocrity. Be aware of your God given potential and use it to help mankind. We've been proud of you from day one, and you've never given us reason to change that. Congratulations to you and all the Class of 1985. Love - Mom, Dad and Susan DAWN MORSE You've brought me many happy moments with all your joy and excitement through the years. l'm very proud of you. I love you! Love, Daddy HANNAH NAUGHTON We love you and are very proud of you, we are sure you will be a success in whatever you choose to do. Good luck always. Mom, Dad, Marty, Patricia and Maureen JUDY PERRY Many many years ago in nineteen sixtyfseven LISA SCHOONERMAN It seems the more we see of life, the more we are aware, that a daughter as wonderful as you is really very rare. Thank you, oh so much, for the life you let us share. Love always and good luck - Mom and Dad COLLEEN STOKER As we reflect on the past years, we find the deepest pride in your being. You have given us many reasons to be anx- ious, happy and proud. In your heart you hold the key to your future. In our hearts we will hold you. Our love always - Dad, Mom and Andy KATHY TROUT Always let your love shine through. Happiness to you always. Your family - Mom, Dad, Betsy, Carrie and Jenny TODD VANDERBROOK Your school days will soon be past. How quickly the days went by. lt seems like only yesterday that you started. School was not always easy for youg however, each pro- blem became a growing experience and molded you into the fine young man you are today. We're so proud of you. Best wishes as you embark on a new phase of life. May you enjoy everything you do and do everything you enjoy. Remember the following success formula. J - Jesus first O - others second Y - yourself last Love - Mom and Dad izlri un ' In Us X . +.N X S B Dumont R. M l D Bonettl A Salusbury L T VanderBrook B Galllvan hkln 113' R Besaw J Cuveluer Wm -.:93o .....,, R Karpp 9 T S andT Holm Di K Klaver M Ferguson A 'i, 'Q 'Q' lan! J--.Q-' C Irvlne J Briggs pa tan R Billings Reiss T Means D Sergent M Levltsky l l n 1 n I l I I I ll l 'A l A 5 Q ,Q V 1 .Vi A I J, w ' 8 R 5' ' eeee J s .SX 1 M so Q 51'-..': :. ..-'34 ki f 5 5' 5 2. xx I 1 ' j X 4 gi U 5 I x6 . . .K Q W -4 I - -. Q 'S' M Q - - Y V '.,' P i I I-- Alh . . - . V ' M , MMAM . . es 'S W M . f , 'an Q if 's wr X 1 .D 4 Agf :Ji I 1 Q ' , ' D M I K H l C , I I at F I I I nnu.-uzududlnn-.-qllli hlll 30 Milfi I1 lll1Chkil1 I' K Howie W. Hutt M. Purklss A. DePomt N. Guthrie t' P. Madsen M W J. Perry ' V S Miller B. Steurrys and D. DeLue K. Corbett WW,-.. fc.-1.t.,, t -- S. Mitchell GX ff' t r +422 ', Ft. DeLeeI 1 M K. Becker D. Weeks L. Schoonerman h -so I D.. Morse it.. ft N K N '51 Ei 2 e tbl W. DeLyser K. Trout and T. Habecker A. Garlipp B. Gere K. Young I I 2 I C 1 1 I Q Q I - I I I S 3 1 I -C Q I H I :nu-urns-fihnunululhlhullll 31 Mari UI1 hkin i' C Stoker C Galvin W Davrs M Housel E DeRrdder B Cramer SN E Shafer 1-7 K Weaver S Housel S VanHaIl N Morgan andK Welch f E 3 ?'fWawf M Ramsey L Muller VanGee V Muller D Hubrught J Cowley S Wrllrams C LaRock T Breemes l I I l l 1 I I I I nn I S1 1 Q11l' 32 W M Ni? ' ' . gr , 5 I ' z si :fx '- I f - 3 A I , A . F - 'F r ,.. 1 K 42 3. Q M I 6 Q. V xr A x f 'v ' f-- 'r..........-r . 1 ' 'A 5 ..:. , W' , ,'LNgK,ZQ4W' le Fi,FOIi .H x , A J ' . A f .-l-72' ' , . ' T. . ' T L W ,1 .ff X' I '- , 1 'X -at G f-li Q 'Q V .. Egg. R' ' six kr J s. f XX' ' X 2 , .li cs W . I M fy Klrl W 1 M I ' l 1 I Q I ' I I I U l , 'll 5 I l Q U U G H Q n. 1 H D Q ' I .ii Senior Award inners Bausch and Lomb Science Award M. Ocque, D. Weeks, J. Fiomack P. VanGee Regents Scholarship Award Winners FM , Row 1: L. Schoonerman, K. Trout, P. Owens, A. Salisbury, Row 2: K. Dibble, N. Morgan, K. Fires, Row 3: J. Romack, K. Weaver, L. Noyes, P. VanGee illluinnnngnunluinunl-ll llllllnlgul lllllhlllll 33 Senior BEST DBEESSED MOST ABGUMENTATIVE Aim 4 Kam Welch and Ned Morgan Lorne Muller and Karl Weaver BEST ATHLETE MOST NAIVE '-'P' WON N Jn Becky Galhvan and Todd VanderBrook Krrsten Hayden and Rach Gabrlel BEST ACTBESS AND ACTOR BEST ARTISTS WW Melrssa Levntsky and John Ballesty Tamara Thurston and Brent Gere 34 I Af T v ' .f , fr. A , 'SM T 2 I . 1 S .. W, 4 fr ' xx T, :W T rr - R.. K I 1 52 W z . 5 A I ,, N s S1 wi ' , . ,, FQX V Q nw A .n .1-ew, 'S ' Sa ' X ,,. FRIENDLIEST l:i:lVOl'ill8S WS Sheryl DiMuro and Mike Ramsey Colleen Stoker and David Marchione MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Patty Owens and Peter VanGee MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BIGGEST FLIRTS ' 'f , I ' Q' !5fT f -fr -' .I , I .- 'xx 'L 4 mug J L Gp- i 1 Mike Tortorella and Kim Becker Joe Godsey and Jodi Cuvelier lllllluulnun llllinnllhi 35 Award il1l19l'S Scholastic Awards Front: E. DeFiidder, K. Schrader, C. Trout, J. Fiayfield, Standing: B. Hutt, P. Owens, J. Flack, Absent: M. Lee, K. Fires U.S. Achievement Academy Art Awards Hugh O'Brien Lea 1427 fi FSP Front: B. Hutt Back: T. Thurston, P. Owens, K. Fires J. Leno Award l 112- -B 36 f f' s f Z' X f f 6 A - ' A 'B I P f J F-1 X R . CC sky ' gf U N , 1 X 5 V 1- 0 A W L. K j Q :Z V .f .1 P l ' po z . f .1 f I ITU-fr' of? . X I f X A ff lb ' A , Vicki ' ,. 'N ,, Qlv,.m' ' . A 44:.iY'syi Nfr'4 , f -7 Il' .Trad --1-Y l 46,1 Dm? pw , ffiffffrfffl , S 927' L ,, 2: V 'f fm '-by '2 -mga ,- 5 ivwyxy ml S w qw 4 51.9 . Q s x Y, ,bl X Y 3274? :gina I -X 4 I 1 I ' 4 I Q s 3 Q aff! O Q t I gg, 9 r' . ' Y , ' we N 0 'df 9.9 -, .b6' Q fr f 02 A . ch 'F' , ff 'x 4 - fl. Q1 ,-1 M -W1 .fgigigxieg so 'M Rgfffrifskk Q3 . 0 ' 45?6?G -Wifi ' ' Q' 2 tafriaa-' wi ',. xffiftx n , 9 D fl in ,. ff 09 5: 9 0, kb? 1... 1 3, 2 llll-. I A 4 , - fsggg oe Q G 'ij K Q Q ILA , 'N Q 9 0 1- nf -. 6 90 fb f X T fm 1 .'f60g: p 9 ' 'r' - , .fx - Z-S 5755? 7' 'l ' ,' l ,if , I gg , 0 few ' -122 Wy? A 2530 0 1 ' 4 l!f:5- so o 99 A ,Gy Q6 f 1 6 ,p 3,4' 9 6 n.f':'74 6 9 09 mg -. ,,-' egfb 'X f f. , jg' . 1 0 40 s , .'., fl' ' an .' W aa? xblfgtfzat.. X -1 , X Q ' lg fx? wvfoagli AQQQ Q 3, ' K I ,25 f if-NN 4 nM9Q-- 03' PQ 9?'90oOQx ,9 Q ix wavy v f I wwf' ag' ,r m I aa , 0 f ,, . . C . 6 1, 9 Q: Uni YS A it WU, . X....!' +- W' ,t 'A ss .y,f,g-ff9:v'Q':g' Mrs. DiTomaso: Row 1: D. Morse, L. VanLare, S. Franko, Flow 2: L. Bigley, T. Nolte, P. Drake, J. Newby, Row 3: L. Smith, K. Almy, M. McMahon, T. Smith, C. Wilson, J. Conte, Bow 4: Fl. Specht, M. Fisher, D. Dennis, Fi. Lasecke, P. Kancler, Row 5: P. DeNeef, D. Amsler, Absent: S. Flathamany, S. Taber, W. Verbridge 2 . . ' fx I sg ,Q r p: 4 +- N :ZR , K 12' M .2r'f4.g rQ:ef5:,ig.r.,m.,.,,gb,m rl Mrs. DeVoogt: Flow 1: B. Flachow, T. Habecker, C. DeToye, D. Somerville, T. Wilson, Row 2: P. Houseknecht, B. VanderLyke, T. Owens, L. Hubright, H. Boerman, M. Withey, Flow 3: T. Weeks, L. Heaven, S, Brown, S. Albano, B. Vesa, C. Madison, J. Lammers, A. Anable, P. Bliek, T. East, M. Lee, Absent: S. Ocque, D. Worthington Q-ZIQSICQI-IHIQQZQ-BH I rnlnllnunthhln-td-I--til as C HSS 0 1986 s Xi Q x 11. . t'IQlf?J lk yi sw l Mr. McClure: Row 1: J. Schermerhorn, A. Redmond, B. Jackson, P. DeBruyne, L. Cossaboon, Row 2: T. Secor, Fl. Brozoski, A. Aeckerle, S. Flogiers, J. Marchionda, Row 3: M. Lee, J. Wunder, Fl. Cole, T. Keller, T. LaBarr, D. Howie, E. Troy, M. Marchionda, A. Camp, D. Cauwels, B. Hutt, Absent: P. Hall, S. LaBelle ' . i gif U x M43 .. 'p - Wd! IVF' of M 9. . I Mrs. Weiler: Flow 1: K. Smith, K. Taylor, J. DeWandeI, A. DeRue, K. Weaver, Row 2: Pl. DeVeronica, J. Gonzalez, M. Loren, M. Cowley, M. Dey, Row 3: R. Sherow, D. Moon, A. DiCesare, P. Schrader, J. Urbanik, L. Shifflet, G. DeLue, T. Martin, Flow 4: L. Lorow, S. Johnson, C. Humphries, K. Martin, M. Seppler I ll-- BBQ-IHIHQHDHSBIDHH 39 Sonh mores YM? .Y,4Qs Q , . ,lg 2 C? 2 Nu 1 , w Y l A Mr. I-laak: Row 1: A. Grahling, K. McMahon, K. Baker, C. Albano, Row 2: D. Heise, J, Martz, C. Hotel, R. Sullivan, J. Bliek, T. VanLare, P. Richards, Row 3: D. Adams, M. Waeghe, M. Bulkley, M. Radler, T. Baker, Row 4: J. Brugge, J. Kruse, K. Gallivan, S. Maley, R. Noyes, S. Wilsea, T. Ridley, Absent: D. Fenlong, K. Fisk W ,, we-f ,if ' .f 'Hz V211 'M 1 jar., ,vb ,pw ,. .LA i 5 33 v . '1 Irs 'li 2 31 - 5 ll' wifi Mr. Thomas: Row Hughes, M. Salisbury, L. Schoonerman, D. Irvine, Row 2: G. Prutsman, R. Rayfi T' LSpDiehl, D. Chambers, T. Day, S. Cantwell, D. Amsler, J. Herman, J. Miller, J. Garlipp, R. Deleel, K. Boise, P. Mooney, Fiow 4: S. Pro- seus, D. DeFisher, A. Fox, G. Ameele, T. Deutschbein, Absent: J. Henrie llnllhilihlillllnnllll nuniinnnnlhnm-an-1--nil 40 4 v I: BShl11el1 f , wo- , 7 tt ,vfiffr-9 ' . Mi V Mrs Guelle Flowl M Kessler A DeBruyne T Kamens K Schrader K Aeckerle P Brown Flow2 R Nrelson D Flachow C Chappel C Adderly A Whute C Gramley 3 L DeLue H Levan M Hubrrght Flow4 M Fultz V Martrn K DeLyser C Adrraansen A Deane W Steurrys Flow5 A Keenan wQfT Fleegel K Lewrs L Gardner Absenffi ' +A Noi CXLKC ss S5950 r Mr Travls Row1 K McClellan A Muschrck B Drcknnson K Grrard T Thompson Row2 P Stanton D Baker L Klug D Allen Fl Shay D Habermehl Row3 H Deyo G Tokaya L Crane J VanVranken D Derek Flow4 S OConner J Blllrngs T Stewart J Wunder B Hen drlcks Row5 D LaRock,J Wallrngton,J DeSanto, Row6 M Ameele, G Lehr,T LaBarr,J Flayfleld, Absent D Godsey,T Klaver 4 Q-Zlhhilff-SHI-QIKHHII nullilnnnihhlmhutut-nhl! 42 j f ' 7 f W Qi f W' Q - L ' . T , L ,V K , ,Q T . J 179. I 5 - 11. - ,,,, - - - ' , - . ag' 5 7 J O It x L 2' is C C w Q., g. , . vii K Qs. of :if A J ll 45 X 5 f 4 X ' i KVA xt X i J t x te I I' 1 5 D C' C HSS of 1988 Wx 6 ' E is E gk , in , A 9 N M Mrs. Cooney: Row 1: T. DeLyser, N. Grace, D. Gabriel, K. Bliek, M. Dickinson, M. Naughton, Flow 2: S. DiMuro, M. VerPIank, J. Roland, L. Van- Cassele, M. VanDenBeckens, B. Fonte, T. Hartnagel, J. Coisman, K. Larwood, B. Casey, Flow 3: Fl. Dennis, T. Hunter, D. Hicke, R. Smith, M. Malone, J. Cantwell, R. DeHaan, L. Lonneville, D. Bodiford, Absent: H. Nevelizer, J. Mitchel Y PA is ' K 51. 1 1 ,. Mr. Erb: Flow 1: D. Diesti, T. Ridley, J. Davis, P. Fisk, J. Flack, Flow 2: K. Herbert, R. Marchionda, Row 3: D. VanderMeere, D. Hayes, Fl. Curtis, C. Walker, M. Perry, D. Weeks, C. Lasecki, T. Noble, K. Leno, Flow 4: S. VanDeVelde, M. Stappenbeck, J. Cooney, P. Frizelle, M. Foti, D. Stuer- rys, D. Kamens, J. Neufeld, T. Cunningham, C Krocke, C. Jung, Absent: L. Bukolt C 3 I C q I ul 3 U l F I ll 43 LL if T 5 QLD M , ,,,L L ly A N: ,, X X ffl ,X Y EX , r Q L 4' X It 5 K, J- ' , rl, l A 7 H Q U I C S I I I - I I H H. l l I I n ln i I I 1 an 1 H U n C - u I ' ' I i hlh Era L,-.,t .. 1 f : Mrs Buyck Rowl S VanderMeere J VanGee A Fisher C Muller B Delsernng J Bradley L Loren Flow2 K Bllek C DeSanto J Dlehl T Hernngton S Hughes T OConner E Oswald M Maynard S Schreiber Row3 M Morlarlty J Boerman Pl Becker M S Suhr D Herd L VanderMeere JS, Mullin C Fisher C Klumaszewskl 'QF Mrs Stnckland Howl M Ocque A VanLare D Camp C Dukes B Bove J Puckett Row2 C Furguson N Sglnal J Lehr K Kuhn D Purknss Row3 B Godsey T Kaper P VanLare J Wessle T Lackey R Shoemaker M Cauwels P Lutz Row4 A Breemes G Newby R Henne C Phulllps J Devey J Brugge B Sergent - ' q -nn-:n1I 44 CIHSS 0 1989 Clevenger Row3 J Salisbury B Whitney J Hughes L Gramley K Sherman L Gramley L Dolan J Martz P Majewrcz J Irvine D Cossaboon R Suriine Absent G Shoemaker D Stilwell L Tellier Miss Taylor Row1 V Mooney C Hamlin M Cuveller J McCarthy Row2 M Matheaus K Irway K Dennis T Elias D VanderMeere T Stenzel S Young Row3 C Couperus D Stritzel L Heaven D Storey A Karpp S Reiss J Lammers D Thompson P Rathamany Ab sent L Fonte C Hampton C Miller R Young I if-KS IZ-I 45 - 0 I ' ,mi , - Q ' . .,. J . , A , ..,-. W, My ,, 1' W T .V W , f ' 'W ' A L I p X Miss Drake: Row 1: M. Leggue, S. Wise, T. Crisp, S. Smith, K. Whalen, Row 2: M. Howie, T. Weir, F. Palazzo, Fi. Petty, T. Cady, A. Wells, M. 'llllll lil I I I I lr S I I I B l , U SBVBHII1 Gfild .2 MARION .m.5R HIGH SCHOOL . , , ,,Q. '79 ff- 1 :nf ' Mrs. Fowler: Row 1: T. Gallivan, G. Lock, S. Ressue, P. Kearns, Row 2: P. Alampi, J. Hoefen, G. Arnold, K. Bruinix, K. Haskins, C. Morse, Row 3: M. Adamski, J. Puckett, R. MacLaren, L. VanLare, J. Fanelli, W. Higbee, J. Rudolph, K. Bulkley, Row 4: V. LaFave, D. Desens, Absent: E. Adams, P. Duke :FW Miki? Mrs. Malchoff: Row 1: M. Tellier, D. Bradstreet, S. Hosbach, D. Edinger, R. Graham, D. Madison, Row 2: J. Grahling, H. Chauncey, S. Hoff- man, B. Trombley, R. Wilson, M. Shafer, A. Bishop, G. Storey, L. VanOoyen, Row 3. K. Bade, R. Dennis, C. Grayson, P. Fisk, C. Hicks, C Sw: t M. McLouth, J. Herbert, J. Neufeld, J. Mander, W. Baize, Row 4: M. Simmons, S. VanDenBeckens, K. Heberle, D. Wilson, M. Smith, M. Fanelli 46 C HSS 0 199 l l L Mr. Strickland: Row 1: C. Franko, M. B. Fleegel, N. Thompson, T. Besaw, K. Wunder, H. Cunningham, Flow 2: C. W. Miller, K. Gracyk, K. Bigley, A. Wild, D. Maynard, G. Shoemaker, J. Wolcott, D. Slritzel, Flow 3: T. Grevell, B. Howard, S. Hughes, J. Frederick, M. Casillo, Row 4: W. Hampton, K. J. Fisk, L. Tokaya, L. Porterfield, T. Taylor, W. Johnson, H. Kelly, Fl. Caldwell, M. Edwards, B. Simmons M- 0 . A ' 1 an I f .. ic:-r Y --asa-:1 - ' -' . - - .,'f' '.-if' .-L f - A Q! -fist-. .- Mrs. Seppelsr: Row 1: D. Dibble, M. Reinhardt, Flow 2: M. Demareo, L. Vallier, C. Klaver, R. Huntley, H. Young, S. Gropp, S. Kellar, Flow 3: L. Klaver, Fl. Hadlock, J. Miller, S. Hall, Row 4: F. Billings, H. Bradley, J. Prutsman, E. Huff, G. Moon, T. Tennity, D. DeMay, J. Flack, M. Trieskey, J. Deleel, T. Gaziano, C. Trout, Absent: B. Flynn, W. Spencer, B. Wise 47 9 C HSS 0ffiC0l'S Seventh Grade: Flow 1: T. Grevell, S. Ressue, M. Shafer, M. Reinhardt, Flow 2: M. Fleegel, H. Kelly, B. Trombley, N. Haskins, P. Fisk, D. DeMay, S. Hall, J. Flack, Row 3: T. Taylor, E. Adams, D. Edinger Eighth Grade: Row 1: J. Lammers, R. Becker, B. Godsey, F. Palazzo, Flow 2: S. Mullin, Fl. Henrie, Bow 3: V. Mooney, A. Karpp, C. Klimaszewski, K. Kuhn, T. Kaper, M. Leggue, S. Wise ' li un:-sn1l 48 C HSS 0ffiC8l'S If' 1 . Z Ninth Grade: C. Adriaansen - Pres., Ft. Marchionda - V. Pres. Ab- sent K Bliek Sec M Swift Treas Tenth Grade Row1 P Adrraansen Pres Row2 J Muller XX NJ Eleventh Grade Row1 S Rogrers Pres Row2 D Moon Pres S Franko Treas K Almy Sec -11111111 '111Kl lHH-Br11HlHQl11-ISHUZ- 49 1 'lx x x Q . P 3 E ' 1 ' .gig 1 A , , ,ir R,'1i A' : : . ' - ., 1 . ' -V. J . .3 Pres., G. Prutsman - Treas., J. Garlipp - Sec. 'L Vf' '13 A, - f s ' I .I K. e ,J 'ff Ls 4 : : . ' - ., : . - V. I 1 I Q 1 U I H 1 IBDCES R. Pike, S. Maheu, B, Ripley, Fi, Maheu Eighth Grade lQBl30Ql1iti0l1 NiQhI .41 VPIIUGUM Q CYS vi! l'Sit YEICK .. . :dl , , wg, ..- , .. ,. ..A. Ftow1 D Waeghe T Dykhulzen M Wlthey M Fox T Habecker K Martln D DeFlsher M Valller Bow2 S Holmes M Lee B Dumont M DeGelleke M Ocque D Marchlone M Flamsey T VanderBrook Flow3 T Nolte C Loren S Mullln I Thrman J Brugge B Seppeler S Bardo R Splna CoachJ Chrlstle Row4 Coach B Tllllng K Galllvan J Flomack D Weeks L Noyes S Floglers D Moon J Lammers M Seppeler The Boys Varslty Track Team tlnlshed wlth a 7 wln and 3 loss record overall and a 5 and 1 league record For the second year ln a row the Orange Express came up short ln ITS quest for the County Champlonshlp by lust one race A defeat ln the very last race vs Pal Mac declded the county champ ThIS hard worklng group struggled through the normal New York weather for Spflng Thus year s senlors graduate wlth an excellent record to be proud ol In four years at the Varslty level these boys showed a comblned record ln the Wayne County League of 22 wlns and 3 losses Senlors lnclude Matt DeGelleke CLJ TJ HJJ Chrls Loren 1122 career DOIDISJ Steve Mullln C30 career flrstsl and Mlke Fox C238 career DOIHIS and 52 flrstsl Our team was sparked by these senlors and by some surprlslng youth Mlke Ramsey was our leadlng scorer thls year wlth 138 polnts and 21 tlrsts Todd VanderBrook was honored wlth the Blll Whlte Award as our MVP Todd scored 123 polnts thls year on 23 tlrsts Mlke Fox won the Class C sectlonal tltle ln the pole vault wlth a vault of 11 9 He also qualltled for the Meet ot Champlons whlch determlnes our State representatlves SCOREBOARD Marlon Marlon Marlon Marlon Marlon liferlori R -B xx rw Mx? Marlon B tt xslt Kg Marlon at Marlon 'ti S wg Mldlakes Vlctor E Rochest Wllllamson NRVQ, X Lyons 5 Waterloo Wayng X R as .-f' wil! Q 7 httrtxss at-it tt Y xssass 1 1 52 l 1 l l C . , - I . - ' l - l - l - l . - 1 . - ' l 3 - l - l Q 1 - . - l - l - l - . f - . Q . - l - . - - - l - Y f . - . 5 - l - . f , f . - . - . - . - . - ll II ' ' I 1 V1 - . - n - - -I rl lr - - 1 - - ' I I l l l a , , , . r - ll - - rl . 1 - - - ' I ' ' I ll ' ' ' ' ' . . x 5- U 73 1 82,-. . 1 sf if - er . -'lf '- Qfffs-if , , . , we-' A 9 ttrr J S sss ,, MQHQQ 1 A ri. 2, L .- . 51,29-M--th N W g K ,Q V N 92 N S 49 1 L T ' 33 :, 1. r sfrlw A W I -A ,, ..., . .. .1 C. .,., . t..t.u t. me 1 5 5. ' ' , rw M W 25 we ll li f f' 1 . , tml if .. sccc 1 S as S w . . - . ... - rtts gggjg-1 UIIHIHBUIBUIUII irl Hl'SitY Track I ' x-My 'qv-4.3 Rowt W Hutt B Galllvan S Somerville C Plke K Fires J Cuveluer Flow2 D Bonettu T Holmes A DeFlue V LeClanr J Garlrpp L DeMay J DeWandel J DePolnt Row3 CoachC Hoods P Flrchards K Habecker B Jackson B Godsey J Schermerhorn K Drake C Whitney Coach D McClure Absent J Flosler Seniors Flowl V LeClaur J DePonnt Row2 C Pike K Habecker The Glrls Varslty Track Team had a great 84 season Our best C Whnney ROWS B Godsey team fnmshes were second place at the Newark Invntatlonal and sec ond place at the Waterloo lnvttatlonal small school dnvusuons We were 3 and 3 nn a tough Wayne County League We fnmshed the season wlth an outstanding thlrd place fmlsh at Sectlonals mlssung fnrst place by only flve points The team was led by Becky Galllvan who was sectuonal champ In three dlstance races Tracee Holmes was sectional champ In the discus and Kim Habecker In the hurdles and long lump Three gurls were selected for the All Star team Becky Galluvan 800 1500 3000 races Tracee Holmes discus Klm Habecker long jump Becky and Tracee also qualtfled for state competutuon I 111111-I 53 W l K il y ? ft xl 5 I I 1 - I I Q :S I I B I 1 U .l I 3 if 1 H Q 1. Q ' H I I hTrilI3 nd I3i:lSBb II D 0 Rowt CoachA Taylor S Mullln M Ocque J lrvlne D Godsey Row2 L Gramley M Stappenbeck J Lammers M Swlft A Breemes S Relss R Lehr L Gramley M Howle Row3 B Godsey R Petty R Curtrs F Palazzo A DeBruyne C Walker B Casey J Boerman Row4 D Weeks T Kamens M Hubrlght C Adrlaansen B Hendrlcks K DeLyser J Cooney D Steurrys B Shay J Flack Coach P DeRue Ab sent C Furguson K McClellan JR HIGH TRACK We had an outstanding group of boys and gurls who worked hard to both do well lndlvldually and as a team The gurls had a record of flve wrns and two losses and a second place flnlsh ln the County Meet at Wllllamson The boys had a record of four wlns and three losses and flnlshed fourth ln the County Meet The coaches hope these athletes wlll contlnue ID track ln hugh school and make thelr school proud sf' . - QL. f Rowt C Kllmaszewskl A Karpp C Flsher C Muller M VanDenBeckens N Sprna J Neufeld Row2 R Becker J DeSanto M Ameele C Almy P Frlzelle C Gramley Row3 J Wunder D Hlcks A Keenan J Bllllngs J VanGee S DlMuro D Kamens D Camp 11 211111 54 1 Y - - 1 ,' , ' 1 ' . 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I l l l Q I I I I I I -1: h I I l CYS viil'SIt Base II sem W-.0 R is X EX! i sv l f fix,-e N aww- 449 idw' QW, -1 412 'B Rowl F Norns J Junch Row2 S Kuhn R Gabruel J Newby M Purklss Row3 E Shafer K OConner R Karpp T Rldley B Murray Seniors Rowl J Jurnch K OConner Row2 F Norns E Shafer B Murray S Kuhn The Black Knight S baseball team got oll to a llylng start wlnnlng three of their flrst fave games Then they went Into a tall spun Of the next nlne games only two were wlns Senior pltchers Frank Norns and Bob Murray patched their llrst Varslty wlns Frank s wln came on a neat 2 O shutout at Sodus whsle Bob handcuffed Lyons twice allownng just one run ln four teen rnmngs Bob struck out slxteen batters IH the Red Creek game only to lose 2 0 The abnllty to collect the bug hut ln the key srtuatlon contrrbuted heavlly to thus lack luster season as many runners were left on base Sensor Bob Murray led the team rn most categones as hls 360 average was a bright spot In recognrtron of hrs achlevements Bob was selected to the Wayne County All Stars llrst team and received M C S s Bull Whlte Award as the team s M V P Other seniors Included Jam Junch Steve Kuhn Frank Noms Ken O Con nor and Wayne County s All Star second team Eric Shafer Wlth some help from an Improved J V team It IS hoped the 1985 Black Knlghts will once agaun regatn their wnnnnng form S ii lil .4 aw ,M K' SCOREBOARD Wayne Clyde Savannah Lyons Wllllamson Sodus :nu-ulbtlqhunu-lhdlhhglll ss 1 X W y , E , .s,,. 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I Wg Ag? 139 rf' M. :SW we 1 Flow1 A Better Ft Remlngton A Bonettu R Sherow Flow2 P Drake S Taber D Chambers Flow3 S Brown P Adrlaansen J Wunder R Cole T Hosbach Boys Junlor Varslty Baseball The Boys Junior Varsity Baseball team ended the 1984 season In second place wrth a 10 4 record This was the best JV season rn fave years The teams leadlng hltter was Steve Brown who had 4 H R s 19 Ft Bl s and a 400 batting average Dan Wrlson was the most etfectlve pltcher with a 5 3 record 138 earned run average and 2 saves The team outscored the obposltlon 111 55 kj! Boys J V Baseball Marlon Lyons Marlon Cl de ,amass W 7 if X X Xifwiyms-lm so Us N9 V YM vs tt Www is QW? n I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 . 1 fm.. if TN: J ' ' 5 A ' 'ftP4l5t:f ' 1 lf I to 1 'Qi I 2, if , i 1 ' , ' 4 f3gf:fZ, g2 K -1 1- f , 3, ' I' iff -s ..: 51.1 A N X' ifuviiffl sf it 1 azfifrr-ft - ' -43,-.-gf .I-j:k,gg 2. 3- 4:f'f'.'k2-35:31 la .'.. -.lvrtmb-, Aki? I -A My ,xi R ' f.i?fQ2: V317- 1, Q 1 lf' ' - ' 1 ' 1 f Qs. H? xt.1'4,.:r' ,A I .X , i-il2.x-f 1f.,.3,6kAVy ,:Q xt 355 ft- T K N h j l' fl-'if tfk 1 gk, fi' abffst . .. 'ir ir. , 1 'K 2 ' 6 I 1'-if' . - . - . . , ' ' 1 . - - Y , . . . . . , . . - 1 ' 1' , . - .. A ' 5 4 g 12 1 ,t 1 2 1 1 H .. I.,-EZ N--.E ' h Mm Va 5'a'5 A . A A- ' 5 A 41. - -W l l h S , A ..., - -f 1. I , 4 D ' l s-s- .pass s v, 5 Sl T ---- ---4,r ' - ' V E ..- .... 1 ' I Ez' 1' l tx. TO -12 Q 4. , 1 ' - ' - ' .-,.v .E 1 tale gg 1 3 .Tas l 1 1 LR ,, .t sssilirstzitl 5 l xl .. ,X El tts. '-RL. was ws- PM I , S ' Q IIIIIIHIQII y an lil irl Varsit Softb Il nv? .Qw .. Z tv is Flow 1: J. Miller, K. McMahon, Row 2: C. Irvine, L. Schoonerman, L. Cossaboon, K. Lehr, D. Hamlin, L. Stappenbeck, Row 3: C. Steurrys, P. DeBruyne, K. Becker, V. Miller, T. Means, B. Hutt, L. DeLyser The 1984 Girls Softball season started fairly well. We SEMOR ' Usa Slappenbeck won four of our first six games. The team was young, with one senior, Lisa Stappenbeck, five juniors, four sophomores and five freshmen. Val Miller, Cindy Irvine, Pam DeBruyne and Laurette Cossaboon led the hitting with fourteen hits each. We finished the season with a 7-9 record. Our pitcher, Val Miller, was named to the Wayne County All-Star second team. 5' 'Uh S OREBOAHD Marion O .W Ng Wayne . L Y 6. Marion A - 12 -' Williamson Marion ' i 9 9 ' 'Sod if .,.7':' . Marion wx ,5t H :Pala acgwsx Marion ff sg 27 i gGa . da it it'gs.,!Q f Marion 3. t 1,09 . ' .ygfx ,3 5Sod ' ,Q gg 5 1 ' . . iggftx 'Q ,,' Marion ' qs lf B e ,Q V- X E Ar-I . .tsp up 'SRWBX , k K - 1 .H V' iii Marion r 1? 5571 Clyde-Savanna S : -L' fn -r 1 ws: 'Ut Marion Q' QlydeeSava , 952 . . ' fav- ., , W I Marion as Marion A 4 N Marion L1 bir. Mafiofi 9 Marion Marion ..,- fgig '. - It ir 3 - 1'4git?:'5f,. 4424 ' Marion jg Q ig' 8 .- is -1-.w ' - X33 ' 'K A ' A ,fa ...M i- 18 . t x .J . YQZICZSSQ--IQIH1-1111--ll Boys TBl1l1i My K xxx T W st' N 5 S. -s sq vt M at I X v t Qi ge Q S i J : ' Y' , ,hx L - Y.. . Vx - Q .. M . X if if K 'I e ' . -y. N- A 'il' ik.. an 115.5 5 'wx .-W' sa' Row 1: K. Lewis, D. Ayling. J. Cossaboon, D. McMahon, Row 2: Fi. Henrie, P. Dingman, Fi. Cossaboon. J. Godsey, S. Schreiber, J. Ballesty, Coach J. DeGeIleke The 1984 Boys Tennis Team ended their season with a 12-2 v, . record, winning against everybody except Pal-Mac. Sectional , , 1 qualifiers for this year were: singles - John Ballesty and Joe Godsey, .jg doubles - Don McMahon and Dennis Ayling. John received a fourth ' place finish at sectionals. John also qualified for state competition. ky l The 1984 team: 1st singles - John Ballesty: 2nd singles - Joe Godsey: 3rd singles Paul Dingman: 1st doubles - Don McMahon 5 , . M. and Dennis Alying: 2nd doubles - Keith Lewis and John Cossaboon. , -.,, if-X:-FSQ.1Q,x 3 , J 1.: J., Aqua, s5'f:: i-K1 .f 637 :uf .rJ9Q9'f?. . Row 1: K. Lewis, Flow 2: D. Ayling. Fi. Cossaboon, Flow 3: P. Dingman, D. McMahon lSllllUlD3 1DQn:hBQK-CDIII 58 irIS Tenni 'N . 2 i iv A 2 ' l A 3 . gf.. 'L L ,.W..f'3 X 1 1 Q. . , x Qif, . K x' 6 5' ' x S 1 L ' Mt, tt ,M he Qt it Q 'il ' I Q Q 1- t l ss 15 5 wx ff sv if QNX if LX E X 'c A Row 1: A. White, J. Leno, S. Wise, T. Fleegel, Ftow 2: S. DiMuro, C. Johnson, D. Fenlong Girls Tennis The 1984 Girls Tennis Team ended their season with a 2-10 record, placing sixth in a seven team league. Eleven of the thirteen girls on the team were playing tennis for the first time. The team was the winner of the first annual John DeGelleke Sportmanship Award. Tamara Thurston and Colleen Stoker were selected for the second team Wayne County All- Stars. Colleen Stoker and Lisa Schoonerman are the 1984 Wayne County Class C Doubles Champions. Colleen and Lisa were the only represen- tatives from Wayne County to win a Sectional match. The 1984 team: 1st singles - Tamara Thurston, 2nd singles - Colleen Stoker, 3rd singles - Lisa Schoonerman: lst doubles - Sheryl DiMuro and Kelly Smith, 2nd doubles - Dawn Fenlong and Tracy Fleegel. I Scoreboard L E 4 Marion g ' . 1 W, ' , 3 5 , , Marion i1'. ' , 0 on .M 1: il'l 'il L. . ' H' nl 1 .1 I '1 4 M 3 'sion in ' W' 1 4. . . r ,.,:l 4 ClydefSavannah K ' 4 Pal-MHC 'On 2 Wayne arion 1 Marion 'Quia 0 ' l ','fW3Y 5 Sodus wig, 3 M n 2 .f '!w'v 'g .. f ,, . A ff !n 1 K , g 1: 1 I 'EW ff' I AM 'ilu ,-' rf' X S 'ma' Z '33, 1 QX fi, 'Q X .NN so Q X Stoker, L. Schoonerman, T. Thurston, Row 3: K. Smith, K. Girard, S. Seniors: Row 1: C. Stoker, Row 2: L. Schoonerman, T. Thurston, Flow 3: S. DiMuro I5 40-9 aug Ill ----I-Bl hthdhihhilll YS vill'Sit SDCCBI' in 5 '1'ff..l , , , Q. .. .. . , -miss-riff-., ..,,. Bi-vu, .l.kthnn-L...r- -1... 1 -t 1.a-- --.QM 4. - -4 -1 ' ---- Row 1: Coach J. Corney, D. Moon, T. Nolte, M. VanderBrook, J. Godsey, T. Secor, S. Ftogiers, N. Morgan, P. Drake, B. Cramer, Mgr. C. Madison, Flow 2: T. VanderBrook, P. Adriaansen, M. Lee, M. Purkiss, J. Newby, R. Brozoski, J. Gonzalez, J. Wunder, Fl. Gabriel, B. Steurrys, W. DeLyser, Mgr. Ft. Becker, Mgr. C. Miller We came off the '83 season in excellent shape. Winning the Class A Sectionals, beating Kendall in the state qualifiers, and going to the Western finals was just fantastic. The '84 season saw eight starters back from that team and a fine group coming up from J.V. l per- sonally felt there wasn't a weak spot at any position and the bench looked better than ever. The first half of the year we beat HAC 2-0, NRW 3-1, Victor 8-1, Sodus 6-1, Williamson 8- 0. Pal-Mac 7-O, and we took both Wayne and Red Creek into overtime before they finally Tl-i-captain3g Coach J, Corney, M, Purkiss, J, G0dSey, W. DSLYSBI' defeated us. Everything was looking gust great. Woody was recovering from a knee injury without any problems. The only players with any serious bruises were Newby and Steurrys, but knowing them, they would play 100 'Vo even if they had to crawl to the game. We were basically in position A. It was like a dream come true. But the only trouble was that someone had to awaken us to the second halt of the year. All in all, you must have the breaks with you. Soccer is like that - either lucky or unlucky. In the Wayne game, we banged 3 solid shots off the goal posts. Against Canadaigua, we had 3 goals called back with that game ending in a tie. We outshot Williamsonn 31-15 with 13 corner kicks to their 4, and as luck would have it, another tie. Our season ended 6-4-2 in league play and 10-7-3 overall. We had six fine athletes make the All-County Team: Newby, Steurrys and Gabriel - first team, Purkiss, Todd VanderBrook and Delyser - second team. Brozoski received honorable mention at the goal position. My personal thanks to the team for all their effort. I do hope that somehow their soccer ex- perience will help them in making the many decisions that life throws at them. Seniors: Row 1: Coach J. Corney, J. Godsey, N. Morgan, B. Cramer, B. Steurrys, Row 2: T. VanderBrook, M. VanderBrook, M. Purkiss, Fl. Gabriel W DeLyser -1 as Marion aim lrlun S11 IH! 311- - S1 182 8li1BQn1h QHSDQI so , w . is , V - 2 .- 1 r 'al' im- 4 f ,, ' , 1 i 'Y A so H 3 I ' 2 8 7 , .i-get 0 . 1 3 P A . K 0 ,, 1 r ' ' 11363 2 S 1 ' ...T 1. Marion.. tleee. N I I - - l - 3 - - - i -I I I 1' Q c ' lt l ir' Hrsit SUCCBI' A s- -an 3 a -A pn Rowt J DeWandeI M McMahon A Redmond T VanLare L DeLyser J Schermerhorn K McClellan C lrvme Ftow2 P Pyron J Cuvelner B Jackson T Weeks T Means K Becker S Muller A DePornt V Muller P DeBruyne K Corbett CoachM Erb Sensors Bowl K Becker S Muller How2 K Corbett V Muller C Our year started slowly lt wasatrme of tnal and error We were try I RO 3 A D P t P P T M J C I rvrne w e orn yron eans uve ner :ng to fund the rnght comblnatrons all over the fleld By the trme that the second half of the season came along there was a stronger more enthuslastrc team on the freld and that showed up an the wln loss column We were In every game rrght to the end Next year s team has the potentlal of beung one of the best wlth many underclassmen returnung and a strong posutrve attltude We were happy and honored to have three sensors selected to the all county teams Kam Corbett a first team mldflelder who also received an honorable men tlon for the 1984 All Greater Rochester Soccer Team Val Muller a se cond team defender and Amy DePolnt a second team strtker We wlll be loslng nme sensors We wrsh them all happlness and success 49 iv 1h1CH11Bil11111i1KH-I 61 23 I QA ' . . W :uf X' ..- ,E ff' A ' XR x We '-- T A . .ad A x K A HX, X . . - . - , - . - . - . . , - l - V - l - U - - I , ' : : . , . ' , : . , . ' , . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l 3 - , - . - . - ' . . . - 31 A . . , . . . r l . Q A , . , - , I ' ' V - . . . . td, . ' . ' 44 . 1 I - I , , . ' 13 ' ' 11-, A ' AT'-' ' I L .4 - I ' '- -fx 122 ' ' 1.7 4 Y' My ' if M -ffl '2 V K X A X 7' J l V J ff - I .. F . hu - 1 I . I Q i - I I CYS V Socce f'iAi1 464' rf' ' v. it , K -1' 1 I-mf K 4 s X ai' ikyy fl 'V f- ' i 'QHHHJ-v bgw. -V 'U' ,- .. A,-f 1,f,, 3,1 rainy .- Q5 ' X 45,145 ' . l'ff.d'. .. . an new ' . ,si tl f wan. ,, 1 4 ' ' A-Y ' , 4 ' .4 ' xqg w-.U .. A . - - r' . , I ,ag N .. - fu.. . av- . . . Fiow 1: D. Wilson, D. Hicks, M. Ameele, T. Hunter, S, Diehl, Flow 2: G. Ameele, Fi. Lehr, B. Hendricks, C. Adriaansen, M. Swift, A. Bonetti, Row 3: Mgr. K. Baker, J. Mack, K. DeLyser, J. Brugge, D. Chambers, M. Stappenbeck, D. Steurrys, D. Kamens, Mgr. C. Steurrys, Coach C. Bailey, Ftow 4: M. Fultz, A. Boerman, S. DiMuro, D. Worthington, D. DeFisher, T. Hosbach, J. Wunder The Boys J.V. Soccer Team finished the 1984 season with a 13-4 record. The team won the HAC tournament beating Naples 4-0 and HAC 6-O. Goalies David Kamens and Doug Chambers recorded 9 shutouts. As a whole, the team scored 62 goals to the opponents' 14. There will be nine sophomores and one junior moving up to the Varsity level next year. SCOREBOARD Q Marion Newark X Marion Naples A 1 3 - Marion HAC Marion SRNKQN X QA MQ wk Qs is SEK is . t stgeesm 1. n-H' Marion Wayne Marion Canandaigua Marion Sodus Marion NRW Marion Red Creek Wlarion Williamson wtvlarion Pal Mac tt Marlon 2 W Wayne tttssgs wk A tv. I 1 -11111. 62 I fu . Q . f W5 . , 4 1 + - ' - f H r- T r N it . 5 . . 0 l f is r A . . K MQV 1 .2sZ.,WtW.,--f ' . 1 - N--'L T. W ':ii 1 ew: Q. 573- 5' N 'fT3 V -'i 25' . 'k Ll? .... . , k xv 'ii ix iw 1 ' '- ' . :EQQP ' 'f M2131 T 3-itmfi -' - ' : . ' , L . 3 w rists W Ns, M , . at . . ' .Q 2 - ' 9 ' 1 . 3 0 A ig ' . A 5 .. x 1 g K L . ' i 1 ' ' .- 0 . . ' g' A ff 1 tg . f ig . ' f - -..A A X O Q ' . 1' Q' M 1 50. Qi ,,', Ts. ' ,jf - A K ' . S H B Z 'U , ll n l lliii-1'-.IIHQI Il Girl V Soccer L fs' Af, Twaifitgri 'lg Q11 !lr wq Ihr IGP? Rowl M Naughton J Muller J Garlrpp Flow2 D Weeks S Hartnagel C Laseckr K Aeckerle T Kamens D McCarthy A DeRue Row3 K Leno L Gardner T Noble K Schrader A Muschrck A DeBruyne L MacLaren P Stanton M VerPlank CoachM Costello Glrls J V Soccer The Glrls J V Soccer Team flnlshed the 1984 season wrth a 6 5 3 league record and a 9 5 3 overall record Vrctorres were recorded over Lyons Sodus Fled Creek Wayne Harley Allendale Columbla and Honeoye Falls Lama Top scorers for the team were Tracy Kamens Jlll Garlrpp and Cathy Laseckr Leadlng the defense to 7 shutouts was goalle Penny Stanton YIHSCIIQHHIQSH-15112 llllllllllllll lnnunlihilldlhlullllllldq Ill L A j A l : 1 2 15 ' 19 x Ml :M 9 o .e,y rg? - A ' Q A sl lr vs H-A and I3 Soccer Rowl S Berss C Muller G Newby P Majewrcz S Mullrn R Henrre Row2 P Flathamany A Frsher J Lammers A Karpp J lrvrne C Frsher Bow3 J Lehr M Clevenger D Camp A Wells J VanGee B Petty F Palazzo D VanderMeere CoachG DeMay BOYS J H SOCCER B TEAM The team posted an undefeated season Thus speaks for utself of the qualrty of players on the team It also speaks of the unrty and teamwork whrch went rnto every vrctory Every member whether starter or substitute contributed to the success of the season Amrdst the many frne players there are always a couple that stand out as team leaders Stoney Hall was a most valuable asset Hard work excellent ball control coupled wrth hrs alertness and self control rn all srtuatrons marked hum as a most valuable player As for rncrtrng hustle hard work toughness and aggression ln the team Jeff Mrller lS to be commended All are to be commended for their sportsmanshrp cooperatron and an excellent representatron ofthe Marlon School System J at Flowl S Ressue Flow2 G Moon E Huff S Hall M Shafer J Grahlrng T Gallrvan S Hosbach J Mrller S Hoffman Row3 B Wuse A Brshop D Edrnger J Hoefen D DeMay T Grevell C Muller J Wolcott P Alampr T Tennrty K Gracyk Row4 R Wrlson M DeMareo K Frsk Fl Hadlock P Kearns M Adamskr J Fludolph D Desens CoachG DeMay -mln!! QmnBhQl 64 v I I ' ' ' l 1 ' I ll l n 1 I ' I ' . ' . 4 is H-,'a,.', K i c ,W ' ' Q , 4 , ML. Ai--1, 1 . 1-it-.. Ll. K -'su-N' 'Q -,Q im, , . ' -Q, '1l,, ' - .,,j We 'L I I I 1 B I I l I I - I I I u Q 3 S K K I I I il'l I'l A and I3 Socce oi P95 .1 i Row 1: P. VanLare, T. Kaper, Row 2: B. Godsey, J. Diehl, M. Cuvelier, V. Mooney, K. Kuhn, J. Boerman, Row 3: A. Breemes, J. Brugge, C. DeSanto, T. Cady,-J. Wessie, Row 4: K. Bliek, Coach B. Taylor, D. Purkiss GIRLS J.H, A SOCCER TEAM The Girls Jr, High A Soccer Team had a linal record ol 6 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties. The record does not show all the hard work and time the girls put into their season, lleel the J.V. and Varsity teams are going to receive a line group Ot players. We had an all-around team el- lort this year on ollense and delense. The 15 goals we scored this year were divided between eight girls and 14 assists by tive girls, The defense was led by goalie Jenny Boerman, who helped the team record 6 shutouts by stopping 91 ol 120 shots. The girls should be con- gratulated on a line season. W. J X.. Qi . - V r rfywifi . 1. Q ,Q-'QE ' . .ahh '.-vw ,,. , ao w QjN l-'- .mn . s'FM.:': ana wpf' - ' .. M. ,. 6 , K i .1-Swv, .4 u- i wx GIRLS J,H, B SOCCER In our short eight game season. the Girls Jr High B Soccer Team outscored the opponents by 22 goals to 8. Our goalie. Meredith McLouth, had two shutouts and held all opponents to two goals or less. Pam Duke was our top scorer with as many as 4 goals in one game. Carrie Trout and l on Vallier controlled the middle of the field. and Heather Kelly centered the delense The team played very well together linishing with a record 015 wins. 2 losses. and 1 tie Our linal game ol the season was recorded as a 2 to 1 loss. but an excellent game was played against BIoomlield's combined seventh and eighth grade team. Overall, it was a good season with everyone improving and everyone having n good time Row1 D Dibble M Reinhardt M McLouth M Fleegel P Fisk M Tellier Row2 C Franko L Vallier H Cunningham P Duke R MacLaren K Wunder Row3 K Haskins C Trout K Heberle H Kelly G Arnold D Wilson 65 1 1. li'l'. luhllnullll mul gig-1 llihlilll Varsity Soccer C eerleadin ow1 S Gonzalez Flow2 K Young S Tenmty A Garlnpp R Crego C Albano D Bonettl Row3 K Welch K Hayden C DeToye Seniors Rowl D Bonettl S Tenmty S Gonzalez A Garllpp R Crego K Welch K Hayden K Young l3iunUlS3i1Bdn1BQQlHDQUl 66 l M ' . .V ,, x - M g x m My L , M A X 5 my K ,, f . .af ., + K f 4 f LL-wk . 5 . . 1 'Gr -1 A V f f K as L S .br ',e Q K:.u Cross C untr . A Vw . K - - - 4 -- inf'-' ' 5 . , ,. 4, ,i':' .0 f,,.v 'v-In A UvA- V! - ' . I ' 4'1 . ..t vi 41 ., , -,, . ' , J- .. . 1 , - , ,.s , .. . -' fy Q Q Q N- ky., - ,P - fs .443 ' s- - I' V ' G. W .1 ns' :ff mrs if? Mas. 3 Row1 K Gallivan C Wilson B Galllvan M Withey P VanGee Flow2 T Ihrman K Almy N Spina G Lock B Higbee M Seppeler J Lammers Flow3 M Waeghe J Cossaboon R Spina Fl Cole M Ferguson D Weeks J Cooney M Valller Row4 CoachC Floods M Ramsey K Weaver 6 Hp-up uu 0 X- li gy-UU! My 1. ,sw ,x Seniors Flowt D Weeks M Ramsey J Cossaboon Row2 P VanGee M Ferguson Row 3 K Weaver B Gallivan The 1984 Cross Country Team was the best in our school s history This year we joined the 18 school Wayne Finger Lakes league and finished in third place overall and undefeated ln our division We won two lnvltatlonals and finished sec ond and third in two others We nar rowly missed being Sectional place out of approximately thirty five schools ln class B C Our Junior Varsity team finished in second place in the league Our league record was 30 wins and 4 losses Our overall record was 114 wins and 8 losses Flob Spina Rich Cole Mike Valller and Becky Galllvan were selected for the All Star Team Becky was also a Section 5 All Star and competed in state competition 67 --0, up - H' 5 . tg i V 1 1. g 4 8 'G gg , J ' L gif , 'Qld' A I A Q A To ' .I g xi . V l , r 'A -X T l sa, .,. 1, A 1 , J 1 A ,, 1. 4' J V L. ..,,.a,' A I FJ- ' 0 xt ' :, 1 1. A S . 1 iq - - - - it-1 4 1 , W Rx VA I - u - Fx, . . . .. - Q qystwm IV' A ' ' - - ,... , 1 ff.g., 3, champs this year finishing in second 1 n xk 'lf 9 ' ' - . ' fl To , fa s 1 1 1 1 1 fx' ' .n 4 m K win Xi . 'nN't,-a. J n Q xr' ' ,nw 9,-PV ' f , ' I ff' J .W 'S ' - , --ty.. A M4 Qt .'. , ,I ' M - - - 1 '1 5 sr 9 4 I , X1 , .,s, - ' . Q .xi - - 9 js' Q - - g Q 1 , rg - - - J Q ' x X X airy . 1 at J f-- ' is I '. I I l l I I l l I' I - I I I ' U l I 1 ' I P I 3 1 Q 1 1 Q I 1 I I VEII' sit DIIBYIJ II ,ag L ,I 'z M A 4 ' .A lg 1 D if . as Flow 1: W. Davis, T. Holmes, B. Jackson, C. Stoker, A. Fledmond, Flow 2: J. Schermerhorn, T. VanLare, H. Bove, D. DeLue, L. Schoonerman z TX ff The 1984 Girls Varslty Volleyball Team ended thelr season ID flfth place wlth a 7 7 league record The team lost ln the pre quarters of Sectlonals to Pavlllon Llsa Schoonerman was the leadlng scorer wlth 156 polnts Tracee Holmes was the leadlng splker wrth 98 splkes rncludlng 32 kllls Llsa was chosen for the Wayne County Flrst Team All Stars and Tracee was chosen for the second team iz? Semors Row 1 W Davrs C Stoker T Holmes Flow DeLue L Schoonerman 1 1 1 l 1 I I 1 Z I I HUD-ZS -- 68 f -I i'i'lllllll'illlll-I ....-. . . ... - r JVVIDII b II M-x Howl D Gabrlel D Godsey L DeLyser K Aeckerle F1ow2 C Walker K McClellan K Glrard J Davls J Flack K Larwood M Dickinson T Nolte Our Flagman The Girls JV Volleyball Team had a regular season record of 8 wlns and 6 losses Vlctorles were recorded over Sodus, North Rose Wolcott, Williamson and Clyde Savannah Losses were to Wayne and Lyons Leadlng servlce scorers were Lorl DeLyser, Kell: Aeckerle and Deanna Gabrlel lllllnllhlllilansululnlnnul 69 0 X . I q - XX . . yr x r' . ' x . ' ' WX , I - D A K -K K l s 13's 4 l 1, N 1 X 5 Q 'L 1 S c lr - ' 1 f--X. L 5 o o l J ' K ' Q. F3 A , 'N ' . K A vilfSit BStliI1 Row1 Coach S Habecker J Newby N Morgan L LaFave A Better J Henrre G DeLue R Karpp Coach B Henrle Row2 S Brown T Habecker P VanGee M Purklss J Marchronda P Bllek T Dykhulzen The 1984 85 Wrestlmg Team was especrally successful because of the fact that we were not supposed to be very good We lost some sensors the year before and had to forfeit werght classes every tume we wrestled rncludrng three at the Sectlonals We surprised many good teams throughout the season The team had a dual meet record of 9 4 1 The team was chosen for the Democrat and Chronlcle Top Ten IH Section V for all srze schools for the enture season The wrestlers were the champions of two tournaments the Geneseo Tournament 122 teams competedl and the Mrdlakes Tournament Q10 teams competedl These wrestlers made their school and commumty proud when they were crowned Section V Class C Champrons Some lndrvldual records of note Jett Henrre 20 10 1 second In Sectlonals Alex Better 20 14 Jeff Marchlonda 28 9 Section V Champron Ryan Karpp 24 11 second rn Sectlonals Pete VanGee 22 13 second In Sectlonals Jrm Newby 26 5 1 Sectron V Champron Tum Habecker 36 second In Sectlonals The seven boys who placed erther flrst or second In the Sectlonals also partrclpated In the State Quallfler Tum Habecker was Marlon s flrst wrestler to quallty for the State Tournament He placed a respectable sixth place 4155 lb dlvlslonl at the State Tournament During the season Coach Steve Habecker recorded his 200th career Seniors Row 1 P VanGee N Morgan R Karpp T Dykhulzen Row victory 2 P Madsen M Purklss We wlll very much miss our graduatmg sensors Ryan Karpp Pete VanGee Make Purkuss Ned Morgan and Todd Dykhurzen These boys have been In the program at least four years each which wall make It seem strange to not have therr help next year The season was very successful but the success dnd not come overnrght lt came through many years of hard work and dedlcatuon Many of the boys on the Varsrty level started wrestling ln the elementary school have stuck wlth their chosen game and have succeeded I am very proud of these frne young athletes for the season they have had the attitude most have toward wrestling and the falth they have had throughout a tough year I am also proud of all our fans parents and helpers that made the Sectlonal Tournament at Marlon such a success Steve Habecker I ISD- -H 70 ' . .. ... '. 1 0, Sectlon Championilxlew York State Finalistr Mike' Purkiss, 22-1 5 iCQ11QQSQ1111l1A- I - - - 1 1 1 Q - l 1 I f 3 - V W estlln If Howl C Madlson S Albano T Ftldley T Flldley J Neufeld Row2 CoachS Habecker A Boerman P Madsen D Worthington E Humphrres D Howre T Nolte CoachB Henrle The Marlon JV Wrestlmg Team for the 1984 85 wrestling season was mexperlenced however the season was quite successful The team record was 8 6 wrth team placement rn the top four In the Batavua Baldwrnsvllle Mrdlakes and the Finger Lakes East Wrestlrng Tournaments lnduvlduals wrth wrnnnng records were Andy Boerman 24 3 Charles Maduson 19 7 Flon Lackey 11 5 Dan Worthington 11 7 Peder Madsen 11 7 tthls was the first year he has seen hugh school wrestling The Improvement Peder made during the year was remarkablej Gary DeLue tGary wrestled both lll1I I1 est H19 3 If Row1 D Edrnger C Muller J VanGee C Flsher K Whalen Flow2 Coach T Bantle J Better J Martz M Shafer J Newby R Henrre A Karpp J Irvrne T Tennnty Absent T Hosbach D Bradstreet CoachB Trllmg The Jumor Hugh Wrestling Team had an extremely flne season They showed a great wllllngness to learn and were a pleasure to work wlth Through thelr hard work and sense of prlde they managed to have an undefeated season Thelr combined lndlvldual record was 124 wlns 29 losses 6 tres The coaches wlsh the guys the best of luck ln the future ll IIHH l I ll: 71 0 r i 'I l. 1 ' 1 JV and Varsity during the year. His total record'was 14-55 however, three of his losses were in the Varsity levell . ' 0 i I1 D 4 tr.. l'. Y S I is 'ti U I I I u l ' l I n I I l U MIIDQIIQQIBHCUCHQHHII l'BStlil1 C BBYIBEIUBYS Sonlor C Galvln Row1 H Levan Row2 H Deyo C Galvln S Ocque Row3 T Smith J DeWandeI A DeRue 'S HUM ivan ,xx nv' X38 i Q... ul-nl A 'isixm Row1 K Pfromm How 2 D Hughes Chappell Row3 T Flee el 11113111111 KIQQ -1 I I IH- - 72 i ! ,.,II...lQf 11. . L Q .H HH' wr , HQ I Xu X. u 6 K .T wi-, 5 . K, S gk 5. my m ' :ten kk xx.X.,f S! - , , AN 'KHH ' K W H V ' ,MU R ' 'fy wg 1 'f -HH. P- ri . v ij : fvlsmxi . - ' Q 4 - H A X1..AA: - . F x iill llIli ll'il W M I I l l I 1 l l n U I I I I vilrSitY l3i'iSKBllbi'ill C eerleaders Row1 C DeToye Row2 D Bonettv J Cuvelner Row3 K Young A Salusbury S Tennu ty K Welch Row4 K Hayden Seniors K Young Ro Cuveluer D I3iiSketbHII Ch0Bl'lBiiIllil'S - viii 'Qi i F!ow1 L Crane P Stanton Row2 J Vanvranken K McMahon T De-Lyser Row3 L DeLue 11 nt S Bl 73 if K ,fi Q X . : . , : . ', . ' , : . , . ' , . '- , . , : . K, ., bb X - I - . , A. C O C A X I Q ,M- . .L A, . W . K I, 0 '. - , ' 'V ,,,, of f L 1 N , Q no -im : . . . , : . , . , . , : . I H I I S I I I 1 1 H I I I I lv I B o ln - U Q 3 t U U I J Q Q I Boy Viil'SitY l3i:lSk tb II -iii iii 24 25 Row 1: S. Rogiers, R. Sherow, W. DeLyser, R. Brozoski, S. Schreiber, Row 2: J. Wunder, M. Ramsey, S. Mitchell, S. VanHall, T. VanderBrook, B. Cramer, R. Steurrys, Row 3: Coach J. Christie W' QW L 5 eu., 2151 5 W 1 'V fs o saoian 7 . e A , :jgz'Ma!...i.. b Q , - V , . . Q-ie 'I-'- 3 '-ir: .,., 'ji ,A ,, V I -'QW 5 - K 2. I 1 ,,, lu,-e I.-1 Q .. .11 me 1.13 , s , :-1 iff' Q ' ' 7 72 V 1 '5' I' -ii! 'term creek ' g , . . . ar 'Y e vanna - ' . 41.5 arlon f W V . . ight V i.. . agyki ' . :TL YOF 'K if M v rig 3 V, ' fl! 'f ' t. it V gi n 'irk in . ' 1.,. Q . K 'T Q l-Mac f-,. 61 W., 52 .11 f 1 Y i' ' 7. 1 V , Un wf l 5 I ' ,. W flff0f!.., ,QQVAM lni ' - r CV, 47 H.. . W . . .. ..,..Mari0n 'gm .V Vylz I At,,A Q ,im Cal-Mumufi 7 'ii' yyyl A If f . . 'ii' ig The thirteen members of the Black Knights Varsity posted the best record in recent years and brought Good basketball back to the MCS gym. The team finished with a 12 win 8 loss record overall. They finished fourth in the Wayne County League at 9 and 7. Highlights were wins over Lyons at Lyons in December and over previously undefeated Clyde- Savannah at Clyde. The Knights advanced to the third round of Sectionals before losing to Caledonia-Mumford to end the season. We are proud of these boys and compliment them for their hard work. Countless hours were spent in the gym and at camp over the past few off-seasons to improve themselves and the team. They have set a standard that future players are already working hard to maintain. The team was dominated by seniors that will be missed greatly next November. Stuart Mitchell led the team in scoring and rebounding. He scored 361 points for 18 per game, in- cluding his career 1,000th vs. Kendall. He also grabbed 276 rebounds. Woody DeLyser, our very able point guard, led the Knights in assists with 62 and 124 steals in his third Varsity season, He also added 191 points. Stuart was honored with a first team selection to the Wayne County All-Stars and Woody to the second team. Four other players scored over 100 points for the year. Seniors Steve VanHall 147, Todd VanderBrook 132, and Mike Ramsey 111, and Junior Roman Brozoski 113, All contributed to a balanced attack. Senior Butch Steurrys was on his way to the 100 mark when he was lost to an injury after 12 games, The returning Juniors and additions from a very successful JV team promise to keep our winters exciting at MCS. Congratulations go out to the boys and their successful season. Thanks to our parents and friends who followed us all year. Seniors: Row 1: T. VanderBrook, W. DeLyser, Mitchell, R. Steurrys, S. VanHall, B. Cramer 04 ,suunnf ya Row 2: M. Ramsey, S. I- -111211-I-BH 74 Boys Basketb ll 1 .. .. Flow 1: J. DeSanto, S. Dupre. Flow 2: C. Adriaansen, R. Rayfield, M. VanDenBeckens, M. Ameele, P. Frizelle, D. DeFisher, J. Cooney, Row 3: K. DeLyser, S. DiMuro, A. Keenan, P. Adriaansen, J. Mack N-amass' 'V' Thus year s Jumor Varslty Black Knlghts com pleted a 9 wan! 9 loss record the best record In several years by a Marlon Boys JV Team The team conslsted of flve sophomores and elght freshmen Valuable game experlence was galned by all the team members Nlne ofthe games were declded by ten points or less and two went lnto overtlme thus provldlng very worthwhile and meaningful game sltuatlons to help players develop and progress toward their Varslty goal 1 QC Q I Q 11 11 I I 11 - I 112 - I - K 76 ft 0 I ii AM 'ti Q-I-----lI -l--I QQKI - - 1 'Q I il'I l3ilSkBIbi:lII T CD' QV-R IO? SPR IO Q 1 MRC? 'luv 5 9 1 C7 R10 Ma 'NPWRAJ BxR.ff 'w Row 1: J. Garlipp, K. Aeckerle, L. Gardner, L. DeLyser, Row 2: D. Gabriel, B. Sullivan, S. Somerville, J. Miller, Flow 3: D. Weeks, L. cLaren, K. McClellan, A. DeBruyne, K. Schrader V M' 'I i A strong defense was the trademark of the 1985 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team, allowing an average of just 21 points a game while scoring an average of 42 points per game themselves. It was a team- oriented defense which used full court pressure. Kim McClellan led the team in rebounds with Laura MacLaren second. Lori DeLyser was the leading scorer with 243 points followed by Kim McClellan with 115. Several ofthe girls showed they are ready for Varsity competition next year. 77 Boys The 1985 Junior High Boys A Basketball Team ended their season with a 2-8 record. High re- bounder was Alex Wells, while Peter Majewicz was high scorer. The Marion Boys Junior High B Basketball Team had a successful year. Much growing took place and many lessons were learned by each of the sixteen players. Skills and confidences were developed by many of the players The team can be proud of the way they represented their school Although we had only two wins many of our losses were close games It was a good ex perience for the players as well as their coach It was the best group of B players in the coun ty Their final record was 2 wins and 9 losses . i hl3askethaIl gg A Team: Flow 1: N. Spina, C. Klimaszewski, Row 2: A. Wells, P. Majewicz, S. Mullin, S. Reiss B Team Fiowl S Flessue S Hoffman Ftow2 K Fisk M Trieskey J Frederick B Higbee S Hughes S I H 1 Flow 3: G.. Storey, Edwards. J. Flack, Miller, S.. VanderMeere ' l ' ' ' ' D I Q - g Q p 3 H U Q I I l B ul h C I 1 l I I ll In un u u l I ' l ' ' ein . ielpppsk th Il A Team: Row 1: T. D. Purkiss, J. Boerman, M. Cuvelier, B. Godsey, Flow 2: B. Bove, T. Kaper P VanLare McCarthy J Girls, filled with en- thusiasm and a will- ingness to work, made up the MCS Girls Junior High A and B Teams. They worked very hard on basic skills and each girl made progress. The girls learned to play as a team. Each game was taken as a challenge. Success was measured in individual growth and team effort. The teams had a good time and the girls gained valuable ln- dividual experiences. Q. 'YT Q' IQ B Team: Flow 1: J. Deleel, H. Bradley, C. Swift, D. Wilson, K. Haskins, Flow 2: Coach J, Haak, H. Cunningham, K. Wunder, P. Duke, H. Kel- ly, M. Tellier, C. Klaver, W. Johnson, L. Vallier I - I C S I l Congratulations Our Sectional Finalists His 200th f 'Sw i ' wit Wrestlers Row 1 R Karpp J Henrie Flow 2 J Coach Steve HGDGCKSV Newby T Habecker P VanGee M Purktss Our State Finalist Wrestler Tim Habecker 1 -is WWW Queen N. 1 Sue Miller l 4 K Welch S Gonzalez S Miller D Morse K Young l1b 231138111 1 HC SC l 111211 -I 80 t 5 Q .xg 5 s , ltgj, s M l Xt if My ,ttttVt'-' 5 lliv WWWIUAA-AU-AAL--A--I-A ,, f r 'vu l k l 'A ,. 1 f I l I , i l , A I H ' I t I I W li I - I - Q 1 1 Q H I A C H I Candid K I ' -vnu - 1, 4,q'v.yQ F Us Q3 ' f a - 1 in ,Cilflsi Q x ' .'.'l.'.,-.'A g::f.0f' 1 Kill f I ,f THE ENFORCER CGD i A MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS CPG, W0 GHOSTBUSTERS my DRESSED TO KILL CXJ Senior Booth lhlxs DR. JEKYL ,3. fqfxlf QTO5 CPG L AND MR. HYDE KPGJ K A ,vuzww , AS, 1 5063 One McPuc comin' up! PRETTY POISON Q vt' HD THE MISFITS QPGD 82 fi 'ii THE WORLD ACCORDING TO KARPP CRJ BEST FFIIENDS IPGJ THE HAREM IXJ iv- GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER! 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The hours fly swiftly, and the need That presses on yourfellowman May fade away at equal speed And you may sigh before the end That you have failed to play the friend. Not all life's pride is born of fameg Not all the joy from work is won. Too late we hang our heads in shame, Remembering good we could have done: Too late we wish that we had stayed To comfort those who called for aid. Take time to do the little things Which leave the satisfactory thought, When other joys have taken wings, That we have labored as we ought: That in a world where all contend, We often stopped to be a friend. - Edgar A. Guest , .Jalan A-, 92 We are all travellers in the wilderness of this world, and the best that we find in our travels is an honest friend. - Robert Louis Stevenson lf a man could mount to Heaven and survey the mighty universe, his admiration of its beauties would be much diminished unless he had a friend to share in his pleasure. - Cicero With such a comrade, such a friend, I fain would walk till journeys end, Through summer sunshine, winter rain, And then? - Farewell, we shall meet again! - Henry van Dyke Man is forced to be alone by the very nature of society. But if you meet a person who is not envious, who loves and believes in other than himself, then to this rare person offer a lifetime of friendship. - Susan Polls Schutz 4- ' x Civ: Rx 43 'I s Qi- ' M ff , G 8:5 'Az' 3 35' 3222: xi: N 7 Z7 if U V 47 cw 7 Oo xx s 0 ' 5. fl, Og 0 if 'f r X If ,X V, Q cz , 4 f 1 0 x7 N , s ff N ag' 'gr 0 f 0 ff f .' I 0' I O X X K N N X Q Sym! E41 fs Ll ff '45 ,I f N W , ll, A - .H ' Wg' ,Q K If i' 'QI 4 3 Q O I . W 0, I xx ' . I B Q E la , , 6 Ga : NX. Q x Eg g 5. ' ' frm X g 00 6? 2 6 K, 'g-41' Y.. - ,4 X A iwufrf? 4 us- f 4 K 0 4.0 7 'idk ' ' QQ? YSRQ X i0 429' f 1 We QV np' 84' ' w f X' ':,. 5 lr, ,JI - f s f' . J? 1 W Q Q I JK R .Qfgv ,mga A SENIOR PLAY ..f Tip your head to the left more. . . a little more. . . Yes! ...al I really AM intelligent! Fieally! ittle Nice sneakers, eh!?! And. . . one, two, three. One, unnunuuuuuuv I three F'-9 Seniors learn their lines fast. ,ge..:! t N X The Mad Flasher! 6 Stud ntC gtjjpil -,Az A , fr N311-I,-.ann -SLA Row 1: K. Kuhn, J. McCartney, M. Cuvelier, T. DeLyser, P. Stanton, K. Aeckerie, K. Bliek, M. Stappenbeck, S. Hoffman, K. Graczyk. P. Aiampi, D. DeMay, Row 2: B. Godsey, J. Boerman, M. Swift, S. Brown, K. Baker, A. Boerman, A. Beiter, J. Miller, D. McCartney, N. Haskins, M. McClouth, M. Reinhardt, Row 3: R. Henri'5T'Weeks, A. Redmond, C. DeToye, K. Almy, H. Cunningham, Row 4: K. Corbett, K. Welch, C. Stoker, P. Owens, E. DeRidder, D. Brown Vi:ll'Sit Illb YZK. MQ : Row 1: J. DeWandeI, K. Corbett, K. Trout, K. Becker, T. Habecker, Row 2: B. Jackson, J. Schermerhorn, C. Stoker, T. Thurston, L. Schoonerman, V. Miller, J. Cuvelier, A. Garlipp, R. Spina, Row 3: P. DeBruyne, T. Weeks, K. Welch, C. Irvine, A. DeRue, A. DePoint, S. Miller, K. Fires, J. Newby, J. Marchionda, M. Vallier, Row 4: A. Redmond, D. Moon, T. Nolte, S. Rogers, R. Cole, M. Ramsey, B. Cramer, M. Lee, T. VanderBrook l-----l------- lnulmhihillggmnthdiihhdl Beta Club f ya g mmm, ,JN A 1' Row 1: K. Lewis, J. Brugge, J. Davis, B. Casey, K. Schrader, K. Bliek, D. Weeks, C. Walker, K. Aeckerle, Ftow 2: D. Baker, K. Kuhn, J. DeSanto, D. Hicks, ,lthSwi-QRP. Fisk, K. Leno, A. White, L. DeLue, Ftow 3: P. Stanton, S, Wise, H. Levan, M. Ameele, T. Cunningham, T. Fleegel, R. Henrie, Ft. Becker, S. Mullin, B. Dickenson, D. Fiachow, J. Flack, R. Shay, Row 4: Fi. Petty, M. Wilson, A. Keenan, J. Cooney, B. Hendricks, J. Coisman, A. Wells, . ammers, J. Weis, T. Noble, K. Girard, M. Dickinson, T. Kamens Beta Club The National Junior Beta Club is a leadership service club and is composed of students in grades 8 and 9. Membership is by invitation, upon recommendation of teachers and administration. One of the basic goals of the group is to provide leadership through service to others. This year they have been involved with the Statue of Liberty Fund, The Wayne County Humane Society, The DeGelleke Memorial Fund, and the Snack with San- ta. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter boxes of food were given to the needy families in the Marion area. Nation lllon rS ciet N. H.S. Each December, N.H.S. sponsors the Eddie Meath Penny Fund Drive Members count and tally the money and plan the Penny Fund Assembly N H S offers its services to any group in need of ushers at concerts career days and other activities N H S also conducts the Youth Cares Awards by Gannett papers in the spring ln May N H S plans and operates the spook house at the scholarship carnival Ftow1 E Troy B Hutt K Almy L Cossaboon T LaBarr W Verbridge Row2 L Milelr D Somerville B Schoonerman K Trout C Stoker P Owens Row4 J Lammers S Johnson B Vesa J Marchionda llnglnnllllllgglqg Ftachow,'A. De'Ftue, K. Dibble, T.'Thurston, D. Moo-n, S. Bogier-s, Row 3: Fires, Corbett, Salisbury, L. - 1 I , , . , - - - - Q Q j Q - I I H - i ' 1 A 1 ' UIUYBB Sil1BSS eaders TU? Row 1: K. Smith, D. Hughes, L. Klug, T. Baker, L. Hubright, Row 2: S. Ocque, L. Lorow, K. Reiss, Fl. Deleel, K. Taylor, D. Morse, J. Perry, Row 3: D. Somerville, S. Tennity, D. Bonetti, L. Smith FOrIhel984igt3!?J school year, F.H.A. had two main goals. One was to attend the drstrlct rally rn February the other was to go to the state meet ID Aprll F H A planned many fund ralsrng projects such as sellrng calendars and crystal They ve been rnvolved ID many communrty servlce projects whlch Included glvrng S20 to the needy of Marlon Fun thlngs are also a part of F H A l A roller skatrng party was planned for January and they made molded candles and caramel apples for their own l'GfI'9Sl'lm9l'lt How4 V LaFave N Haskins L VanOoyen D Wrlson W Barze J Fanellr How5 J Manders K Brunrx C Trout K Heberely M Fleegel C Steurrys Ingham K Bade Row3 Mrs Malchoff M McLouth R MacLaren E Adams M Flernhardt Mrs Fowler lhdluin nu K3 'I 'U ll I - . If X . Q , . 3. la f V - Row 1: N. Thompson, H. Channey, H. Kelly, W. Spencer, Row 2: S. Vandenbecken, IF. Billings, H. Cunn- I l I 'I S 3 l I D I I F U D B I I D l I fre h lub Bow 1: Miss Nolton, J. Marchionda, D. Somerville, K. Almy, K. Aeckerle, Row 2: D. McCarthy, C. Albano, A. Bonetti, L. MacLaren, T. Day, R. Curtis, K. Weaver, T. Baker, Row 3: A. Beiter, D. Hughes, N. Grace, L. Crane, J. Davis, A. White, D. Rachow, K. Baker, H. Boerman, Row 4: H. Deyo, J. Garlipp, J. Henrie, J. Miller, D. Gabriel, C. Walker, C. Chappel, M. Perry, L. Klug, K. Lehr, S. Johnson, K. Smith, Flow 5: J. Mack, D. Moon, K. Girard, T. Martin, J. Flack, K. Larwood, L. Lorow, J. Lammers, B. Fiachow, L. Cossaboon Germ Iuh WN Flow1 T Fleegel B Casey M McMahon T LaBarr K Aeckerle K Blrek Row2 T Noble B Shay M Bulky Fl DeLeel J Leno D Worthington T Nolte Fiow3 Advisor K Stoker B Vesa D Amsler C Jung M Swift l . .J .E F . . iff .K A ,, N Q, w- cf s X . x' . , ' . . ' ,f Wgif 3 .. i U if .. 1 4.., AA AW x as N M J r i:': X I I I S U 1 un U U U Q U 1 D il Q C l I I' ll-HCQQQQCH-1--.1111-S11 A ihrar Assistant - Row 1: D. Gabriel, J. Davis, Bow 2: K. Weaver, W, Verbridge, T. Day, K. Larwood, M. Dickinson, C. Hotel, Mr. Morrell, K. Dennis, T. Crisp, M. Leggue, P. Richards, H. Cunningham, L. Tokaya, L, Vanlare, J. Wolcott, Fl. Graham, M. Wilson Library Assistants ls a service group that helps the librarian, teachers and students. The library operates much more smoothly with their help. Aides went skiing last year and visited Canada's Wonderland. Survivors are looking forward to similar activities this year. Strates! Ga es Strategy Games Club Members n -J participate in open play ot skill games Competitive tournaments are held while selected students study an historical event and then recreate the event in game form M Wilson D Maynard A Bonetti J Wallington J Flack M Trieskey D Adams R Graham P Maiewiz C Jung Bow3 D Edinger A Bishop B Trombley D DeMay T Cunningham D Habermehl J Manders A Karpp B Howard S Schreiber Ft Henrre Fiow4 S Hull J Brugge B Vesa K Weaver J Coesman S Wilson A Wells J Lammers M Frejuson Advisor J Morrell lhlliutu has IUBCIIUI -I llllllihillhllllll lil - , K W X D G . W , - ' 5 . 'f' + t': ' . Flow A. Wild, M. Adamski, S. Caldwell, T. Day, K. Boise, G. Yokaya, C. Klimaszewski, J. Frederick, Row . l u 1 H ll lI-l----- I--- ' - I I Bow 1: P. Fisk, L. Klaver, Row 2: E. Huff, Row 3: M. Leggue, Mrs. Pezza, J. Romack, B. Wilson, Fi. Petty, M. Withey, K. Larwood. Trave Club -I-i':ll1l1il1 'Uh A.v. Club . 1 mug O ,av ,S Ll Bow1 J Newfeld T Tennlty W Hlgbee Row2 B Vesa Mr Hoods S Johnson Mr Henrle B Vesa Row1 L VanLare K Weaver Row2 Mrs Fhch A DuCesare L Smith B Rachow T Crisp Bow3 P Schrader C Hotel L Lorow Candy Strlners T 102 Z 2 Ddel U.N. 7' The Model U. N. The Model U.N. Club was formed three years ago when Marion Sent a delegation to Daemen College in Buffalo. Only those who enjoy debating and studying political issues belong to this club. At each annual session the participants form committees to determine which resolutions will be presented inthe plenary session in the afternoon. Those who go find it very interesting and rewarding. Mr. Ramsey, K. Weaver, S. Johnson, K. Weaver, H. Boerman, S. Albano, D. Somerville SCi6l1C8 fillli Science Fiction Club Science Fiction Club meets to discuss films, television programs and books on the topic of science fiction or fantasy. The group usually takes one field trip per year to an area convention. Members also sponsor a booth at the Marion Carnival. P .. f-1 Kneeling: W. Verbridge, S. Albano, Standing: D. Amsler, K. Weaver, L. Cossaboon 0WIil1 Row 1: K. Drake, J. Bliek, K. Girard, K. Pfromm, Fl. Nevelizer, S. Dunlap, S. Diehl, J. Kruse, M. Trieskey, Flow 2: W. Verbridge, T. Stewart, M. Vallier, J. Brugge, J. Harman, G. Prutsman, M. Bulkley, T. Bliek, D. lrvine, How 3: J. Flack, C. Steurrys, L. Schoonerman, M. Rice, T. Irhman, P. Hall, D. Chambers, G. Ameele, D. Fisher, R. Spina, T. Housel, M. Waeghe, M. Cowley, A. Camp, M. Dey Ski lub lm. - V' 5.-fab, 'P -J Row1 Mrs Rich C Morse M Matthaeus M Tnesky J Lehr A Karpp R Henrie T Fleegel H Deyo Row 2 D Edlnger D Bonetti K Sherman K Heberle M Fleegel B Trombly S Franko M Rice C Ferguson C Trout J Vanvranken M Wilson Row 3 T Baker S Morgan M Shafer T Blrek J Kruse D Hicks C Welch R Neilson D Brown M Howie K Lehr J Wunder D Hamlin T Hosbach Fl Curtis Mr Morrell Ftow4 M Fultz M Stappenbeck B Hendricks Fl Lehr Absent N Guthrie I I ll!! ll 104 l U . I . . I 4 AI lllnp l l llll I 1- Sill of ff? 45' 1 iii - ---fm 'Y --,X E ,.....,, fuxxm'w, V L51 W 11 . 5533. Q If NNN : P 3 X I St L xx' 'N J T '7 ill! 6 7' ? 'i' Ny ! Buff I I x .1 9 . , 53 -wr' I V 'x - l J ,Q-ia' N? K 1 A. A' Y-' V H 111 ?3SQ , 5 .Affzbs hi -9525257 A yas - ' .nw 'Ig' w -'W' N.. - '--.5 'oo 'N QQ F--2 - gsm :Yi 1. jf 'Tw' -X..-Qgb-ff ,aa +..,.,.1...f , X K1 43...-xi 'Qs A? W E lf - A' 1' ' ' PK' ' E1 ' f -315 , 'ac sa V? . ':.s 4 A I . . :U X I-,A , fyg P' 23' X -493 .- 2. X 4-ffzhk N 423+ 33 'V l Tv- 105 Senivl' i hl3ill1d v Ftow 1: K. Corbett, J. Cuvelier, L. DeMay, C. Kuhn, T. Weeks, A. Garlipp, S. Brown, A. White, T. Noble, M. Dickenson. J. Vanvranken, M. Naughton, K. Almy, E. Troy, Mr. Thompson Director, Flow 2: J. DeWandel, A. Redmond, J. Leno, R. Deleel, K. Bliek, K. McMahon, P. Stanton, D. Hughes, M. Levitsky, L. Schoonerman, D. Eenlong, T. Fleegal, C. Stoker, L. Klug, D. VanderMeere, S. Morgan, H. Bove, Row 3: C. Chappell, D. Weeks, K. Phrome, K. Aeckerle, M. Perry, M. VerPlank, S. Ocque, L. Gardener, K. Welch, J. Garlipp, C. Jung, K. Leno, Flow 4: M. Foti, P. Drake, T. Cunningham, C. Madison, D. Mrachione, M. Fladler, K. Boise, M. Seppeler, J. Wunder, K. Becker, D. Moon, M. Salisbury, V. Miller, K. Smith, L. Schoonerman, A. DeFtue, D. Hamlin, M. Withey, K. Lewis, K. Lehr, Row 5: T. Thurston, J. Ballesty, M. Ocque, J. Wunder, C. Wilson, D. Steurrys, J. Cooney, C. Almy, S. Deihl, B. Seppeler, D. Habermehl, S. Johnson, K. Weaver, T. Wilson, W. Verbridge, G. Deutschbein, A. Anable, T. Deutsch- bein, M. Stappenbeck, T. Nolte, B. Hendricks, J. Coisman pw ff L ,, IAF llllllzg l li! . 11 ' an llllgpllll lllnlnnlnlnl 106 HZZ lfl1S0l11bI Row1 R Deleel D Hughes D Howie J Garllpp A Redmond J Ftomack Ftow2 M Lee D Havermehl C Deutschblen L Schoonerman T East Mr Thompson T Thurston Ftow3 M Seppler D Moon K Becker D Marchoune K Bolse M Radter All County Band X Fcow1 A Redmond J Leno Ft Deleel D Hughes Ftow2 M Radler T Weeks J Garlupp D Hamlln Ftow3 M Stappenbeck T Thurston S Johnson D Moon Area All State Band M Seppeler T Thurston W Verbndge S Johnson I I - C 1 I l nu l 11 - - 107 t we i ft .X A I ' J 1 ' 2 . Q' , ' 1 I lllu, l l llnlllll ill'Chil1 Band -5,,,,,.u.,.r .Sl- 1 '-' AIAIQI ll 7 X V4 x Q my ., SN I I Il!! I ll 108 X llldiullllylalllulhdlililllill Q-l-----ll-I--I HDS! l 'l H l - I C0l0l'2lliEll'd 'ml 154 1 Row 1: A. Breemes, V. LaClair, D. Green, L. DeLyser, L. Williams, L. DeMay, Row 2: M. McManon, D. Bonetti, A. Troy, S. Tenitfy, R. Craig, S. Franco, D. Mc- Carthy, K. Lewis, Row 3: J. Perry, K. Howie, M. Salisbury, D. Morse, K. Smith, J. DeWandeI, J. Cuvelier, M. Fisher 1984 was a very busy year for the band. ln the spring we went to two pageants. In Cazanovia our Jazz Band came in second, our concert band came in first, and our Marching Band also came in first. ln Gorham, Marching and Concert both received second place while Jazz came in third. We were the class B overall champs. The Marching Band marched in three parades in the spring. ln the Apple Blossom Parade we came ln second with our Color Guard tying for first. We also attended the Ses- quicentennial Parade in Rochester. In May we marched in our own Memorial Day Parade. The Fall of '84 started out exciting. We had a student teacher, Miss Karen Kohl. The Concert Band was asked to play at the Republican Rally in Rochester for President Reagan. We had our fall concert and hosted Sr. High Area All-State. We had our annual Christmas Concert. In February we went to Newark for a Band in the Round concert. The Seniors' last concert was March 27. In the spring we attended the Seneca Falls and Gorham Band pageants. . i I1 Band Flow 1: C. Trout, M. B. Fleegal, K. Heberle, K. Bade, M. Fleinhardt, C. Hicks, K. Wunder, J. Brugge, K. Bruinix, Mr. B. Thompson, Flow 2: L. VanOoyen, L. VanLare, S. Gropp, D. Stritzel, E. Oswald, K. Kuhn, J. Boerman, K. Bliek, M. McLouth, J. Deleel, D. Wilson, D. Madison, H. Kelly, Flow 3: W. Baize, V. Mooney, G. Moon, T. Grevell, D. Dibble, P. Fisk, C. Fisher, S. Hughes, P. Majewicz, D. Edinger, A. Bishop, S. Wise, J. McCarthy, Bow 4: M. Howie, T. Taylor, C. Miller, J. Wolcott, N. Haskins, M. Shafer, Fi. Henrie, Fl. Becker, R. Graham, J. Flack, S. Hosbach, J. Lehr, C. Swift, L. Tokaya. . i h Il'C0lll1t Band Bowl P Stanton K Haberle K Bliek E Oswald J Boerman Flow 2 C Trout S Hughes P Fisk C Miller K Kuhn Flow 3 M I 1 1 Z 110 Reinhardt,A.wnne',s.'wise,J.iv1coarmy,J.'Lenf,Holm:c.swif1,'R.Henne,e.eeckIef,J.woiCori,rieraiwanw ' ' ' ' ' lqgqipgnnglullluuilul -li- Senior i hllhoir N X ll .QQ-v. Row 1: D. Rachow, K. Aeckerle, S. Franko, M. Lee, M. Lee, T. Nolte, L. Vancastle, A. White, K. Bleik, C. Kuhn, Row 2: T. Klaver, K. Leno, L. Heaven, B. Dickinson, L. Crane, J. Leno, M. Seppeler, A. Keenan, J. Perry, R. Besaw, D. Bonetti, K. Taylor, Row 3: P. Richards, V. Martin, S. Johnson, M. Levitsky, L. Hubright, T. Owens, A. DeRue, L. Cossaboon, E. Troy, P. Fisk, T. Hartnagel, L. DeLue, D. Irvine, Row 4: P. Moonie, K. Reiss, D. Morse, D. Schreiber, E. Shafer, S. Ocque. D. VanderMeere, N. Guthrie, T. Noble, L. Schoonerman, M. Salisbury, K. Gerard, M. Perry, B. Rachow, B. Sullivan - :Q - Accompanists M. Lee, J. Leno Sr. High Choir Officers: Row 1: S. Franko, E. Troy, Row 2: K. Reiss, D. Morse, B. Rachow 31i111 Santini: an 112 - I-if -I i1l'iOl1Sil1 9 S Q. ' A .S Row 1: M. Levitsky, K. Aeckerle, T. Fleegei, Row 2: E. Troy, A. White, J. Perry, P. Fisk, Fiow 3: T. Nolte, D. VanderMeere, S. Johnson, A. DeFiue, M. Seppeler Senior High All-County Senior High Area All-State 6' 'rv lin I I B X . ,X .W X -up RW ' XY? NV 1 , in - I L ii- , xx Row 1: M. Levitsky, C. Kuhn Row 2: E. Troy, D. Morse, Fiow 3: T. Row 1: M. Levitsky, A. DeFiue, Row 2: E. Troy, L. Cossaboon Nolte, J. Leno, A. DeRue, L. Schoonerman, Row 4: M. SeDDeler V gg-u!ullllI!luuunianll!llll 113 lll1IOI' I h IIUII' Flowt L VanderMeere J Brugge K Kuhn K Bade N Thomposn H Chauncey H Cunnungham J Lehr S Hughes D Strutz E Huff P Alampu L Valluer C Franko W Johnson K Bulkley Row2 C Phullups D Storey J Salusbury D Strutzel J McCarthy D Dubble Fleegel P Fusk S Gropp F Bullungs C Morse W Hugbee J Wolcott S Hoffman B Trombley C Hucks M McLouth V Mooney L Russell Row3 K Den nus S Wuse S VanDenBeckens T Herrungton W Bauze K Heberle J Fanellu V LaFave C Trout M Fteunhardt S Schreuber J Lammers A Karpp C Klumasczewsku R Wulson D Wulson L VanLare C Hamlun L Todaya L Gramley L Gramley Row4 J Deehl C Dukes M Leggue D Herd S Smuth M Moruaruty L Arnold N Haskuns C Swult A Wells A VanLare D Maynard S Hall J Wessue P VanLare B Bove D Purkuss L Dolan K Sherman 'M-J Jr Hugh Area All State J Lehr Jr Hugh Area All County i Flowt K Aeckerle J Lammers T Noble K Bluek A Whute Flow2 J Lehr S Schreuber D VanderMeere P Fusk C Klumaszewsku 1 K 1 - I 112- -B 114 C C C g g Y g ,T . 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Admrnrstratlon iw Hugh School Prrncrpal S., no Supenntendent nv' Barne Fleegel Dustrrct Superintendent B S M S Syracuse Unrv Board Education f 'i H A 5'5i Barbara Smrth Elementary Prrncrpal B S SUNY Oswego M S SUNY Albany Gurdance Drrector Arthur Stone B S Ithaca College at Mrs M Shafer, Mr R Barber, Mr R Adrraansen Presrdent, Mrs D DeBruyne Vrce Presrdent, Mr G Kuhn e IIIHD-Ill IISUISSIBIDI 118 X f I t J fte l Q7 M ffl S, s l, gg K g 4 g 'lr 2 gf ' ., L M ri X rf' X f . ttt, x T . ., . .- '. Y X IJ ffxx 1' ' K . I Y g g .----4-1 A of -- l K Q 6 4? , 1 L -L45 ' . 2 -mf 4 ,..,:r, ' 27' - ' ' y ' 'f- ra . H 1 -21. t Rose Pieters Carol Boerman Loretta DeFisher Catherine Roland Sec.toSuperintendent Sec. toH.S. Principal Sec. to Guidance Sec. to Assistant Counselor Superintendent Helen Hotel Drstruct Treasurer NI Mary Tack Payroll Clerk and C O H Sec to Janet Devuyst Asst Account Clerk and Actlvmes Treasurer GQ 1 4, r7 Q 'Wi K 3.4151 Grace Dullon Lrsa Grahllng Office Arde Health Offlce Arde L '15- X fy x Carol Canne Lucrnda Dey Ann Taylor Deb: Chrlstue Resource Room Assrstant Readrng Assrstant Study Hall Alde Study Hall Aude ulnilliunauauulllngl 119 4 1' u Y ,L vl , r,i9:,o ,-.9 f nr ,,-h e,,..,, . .1 f ,Af ':5e,i,1c . 5,1 . -'At:,-.l- I , ', -, 4 1, 6' '1 J S., '-c I 1- I th aze,.,' y f Xt :XD 1 : 1. L, uf 1 ff xxx. L' ,:q 'x.'-an ' , 'Xxx ,N ' :A -stygv -9. , r '- IG lit ,r X' Vet or r 'Li . It k.l.ol,,,. ,. 4 ,v 'T - 'Q -J ' 4' ,E .- 'ik K J N-x lr, I . XT , X f 1 N Charles Bailey - Phys Ed. Kamly Brown - Soc. St. Mary Helen Buyck - Business Sheila Cooney- Art B.S. - Ithaca College B.A. - St. Lawrence Univ. B.S., M.S. - Nazareth B.F.A. - R.l.T. M.S. - Nazareth .ai sv 5-:Q 2'-N. Mx Paul DeRue - Math Brockport Barbara Drake Mark A. Erb - Art Math B.S, - SUNY Brockport B.S. - Plymouth State Virginia DeVoogt - English Sally DiTomaso - Business B.A. - SUNY Oswego B.S., M.S. - SUNY Albany V vo YQ: B Helen Fleegel - Soc. St. B.A., M.A. - Nazareth X1 Helen Gigliotti - Instr, Music B.S. - SUNY Fredonia inf' v-V1 l m Christine Harding - Guidance B.A. - Mundelein College M.S. - SUNY Oswego Genevieve Guelli - Reading B.S. - SUNY Brockport M.S. - Nazareth Bill Henry - Soc. St. B.S. - Bloomsburg State College ,..1 Jason Haak - Science B.A. - SUNY Potsdam Alfred Christine Lannon - English B.A. - Keuka College Steve Habecker - Phys. Ed. B.S. - ithaca College iv- V, S..f ' Donald Maine - lndst. Arts B.S., M.S. - Oswego aalluui me Ec Dan McClure - Indst. Arts Katherine Miller - English M.S. - Oswego B.S., M.S. - SUNY Geneseo ,dovlwua-1' Jack Morrell - Librarian yfw B.S., M.S., M.L.S. - SUNY Geneseo ,N X 121 Paula Nolton - French B.A. - Geneseo Sheila Pezza - Science B.A. - Keuka College M.A. - SUNY Oswego 0 John Ramsey - Soc. St. B.A., M.S. - SUNY Geneseo Ernest Rehor - English B.A. - SUNY Geneseo M.A. - Eastern New Mexico University Colin Roods Science B S M S SUNY Brockport Cindy Rumin Science B S SUNY Oswego U o Q ,- Qi fx Timothy Quill - Soc. St. B.A. - SUNY Geneseo M.S. - Elmira College Joan Reinhardt - Resource Room B.S. - Nazareth K7 XJ' 1 u. Joseph Santoro lndst Arts Carol Ramsey - Reading B.S. - Cornell M.S. - SUNY Geneseo 3 . 'w.t, 04 Ellen Rich - School Nurse Co ege Sc ool of Nursing Barbara Seppeler Vocal Music B S SUNY Oswego B S SUNY Potsdam M A Ohio State University M A SUNY Fredonia 122 'S ,ff I l ' y ', fi: . y 4' V ' L 'xxq V T X jx' gf . ' H l O- Mei . fn. '. fi ' ' ' '. ti ' n I I ul in un il I l I ' ' n ' I -1 ,J I I I i, Z gn . rf, '42 I , ,az Johnine Simpson - Psychologist B.A. - College of Wooster M S - SUNY Oswego George Strickland Phys Ed B S M S lt aca if Jean Stoep - English. Soc. St. B.A. - Hobart-William Smith It--' Donna Taylor Phys Ed B S Ohio Univ M S Univ of Maryland Gregory Travis Math Tom Trout Math B S SUNY Stony Brook B S Lock Haven State M S SUNY Brockport M S SUNY Brockport Kenneth Stoker - German B.A. - Susquehanna f's ...f' Richard Thomas Science B S SUNY Cortland M S SUNY Brockport Margaret Weller Reading B A Ashland M A Nazareth Brenda Strickland - English B.A. - Univ. of S. Carolina Bruce Thompson Instr Music B S M A It aca Patricia Young Math B S SUNY Brockport 123 . . MA, A ff X Q. I , I XSL H' 1 5 , , J , , K 1 ..,..-h -' ..-' ..- ..,..-h I 'WXK V uf 'iif E cf Els if I I I I l l I D C H l Q j I I gg: IFS wr. I S Hugh School Catetena b Tack SKuhn C C Peeken M Gambler R Mannhardt B Traut man J Salusbury 'b Nw fb K5 1 C9 Elementary Cafeteria J Krocke V Voorhees F Klaver E Wrse, M Fnsk S Tack, M Reynolds Cafeterla Supervisors B Croucher S Drake lihulunlnlnuunhllxdlllllii I . , , ,L X f W - i K X ' M . t , 1 gf i,e,e M M M M M Mm MM. T ::: V SA S U M 1 X f' I ' 1 . h ,QM ii M 9 -. Q I J ky !ii Wf' 1' 'rj rj 2 M Pe A J: V 'IQ . A Q, ,V 43 M ig. ,525 o f r ' e r M .. f A 2 1 xr MM M M Olifll Row 1: L. DeFisher, H urrys, Row2 R Bllek G. VanHaII x S. X Rx si J. VerPIank, C. VerPIank, T. Corney, S. Murphy, M. Miller, M. Perry, P. Krocke, Fi. Means, N. VanDorp, B. Ellsworth, R. Roberts, S. Brooks, J. Marty, D. Vanvalkenburg, Absent: D. Godsey, C. Brown, J. DeVries, P. Dickinson, L. Diehl, M. Vande-rMeere, J. Wilson li 11---i H 11 nt -CB! 125 -Q- Magdalene VandenBout Loretta VanStrien Anne Owens Irene Hansen Elementary Principal's Secretary Clerk, Elementary Office School Nurse Practitioner Psychologist 5? 'l ff-ff Deborah East Susan Mooney Barbara Ressue Elementary School Aide Teacher Assistant Gr 1 Teacher Assistant 'Qi Donna Newby Katy Levy Marcia Steurrys Donna Marks lnt Special Ed Aide Resource Floom Teacher Aide PSEN Math Aide Teacher Assistant ll- S ID! 4 Leonora Albertson - Kindergarten B.S. - Univ. of Cincinnati Nl 'E7 JI' . f K K1 6 6 .N f 1 mv. 1 E , ,'-1 ' .ft . -, , N4 , .vm Mary Ellen Bulkley - Kindergarten B.S. - SUNY Geneseo Elaine Chapin Gr 2 B A Tarklo College M S Nazareth College Roberta Amo - Gr. 1 B.S. - SUNY Potsdam, M.S. - Canisius College, Nazareth College vcd' Beth Bushart - Gr. 4 B.S. - SUNY Brockport James Christie Gr 5 B S Lycoming College QQ' Stieff- Suzanne Archer - Kindergarten Shirley Blandino - Vocal Music B.S., M.S. - Nazareth College B.S. -- East Carolina Univ. Debra Cantin - PSEN Beading Kathleen Cappon - Primary Sp. B.S. - SUNY Brockport Ed. M.S. - Syracuse Univ. B.A., M.S. - Nazareth College Donna Colebeck A Joseph Corney Gr 6 B S Nazareth B S Mansfield M F A RIT lbdhinbhhh --Bpgdllu 'H !.! !.! !.! H! !.! F! . li X. Q 5 r J, 1 if C l ' 'I-. v-. -rt 5. ll U l H S I x 1211 's Nancy Corney - Gr. 3 Helen Crane - Speech Teacher B.S. - SUNY Oswego B.S. - SUNY Geneseo M.S. - Nazareth M.S. - Nazareth Patricia Dick - Gr. 3 Phyllis Dixon - Gr. 4 B.S. -- SUNY Oswego B.S. - SUNY Brockport 1 if 77 l Em Auery Greenstein - Gr. 3 Norma Hartfiel - Gr. 2 B.S. - Douglas College B.S. - Clarion State Teachers' M.A. - Glassboro College College Douglas Daniels - Resource Gary DeMay - Gr. 5 Room B.S. - SUNY Brockport B.S. - SUNY Cortland N f ,X S YY' gif it sss' i S Rich Gigiiotti June Goodness - Gr. 1 Elem. lnstru. Music B.S. - SUNY Brockport B.A. - Fredonia -iiwllllll Nancy Hemry-Botts - Gr. 4 Pauline Jaster B.A. - San Jose State University Librarian B.S. - SUNY Geneseo llhlluninun-unhnmdll- 1 - lglunullllll l K-1111 LJQL. 011823 M ' hx is . . William Liddle - Gr. 6 Julia McKane - Gr. 6 Mary Alice Miller - Gr. 1 Stuart Monje - Gr. 5 B.A. - Roberts Weslyan Coll. B.S. - SUNY Geneseo B.S. - SUNY Brockport B.S. - SUNY Cortland 44 Loris Mosher - Gr. 3 Kathi Nadir - Int. Sp. Ed. Carol Ftenon - Phys. Ed. David Reynolds - Kindergarten B. S. - SUNY Geneseo B. S. - SUNY Geneseo B.S. - SUNY Brockport B.S. - Mansfield State Anne Riley - Gr. 2 Jill Sakala - Sp. Ed. Adeline Sauer - Gr. 6, PSEN Janice Semans - Gr. 1 B. S. - SUNY Buffalo B.A. - Cortland Math B.A. - Fredonia State B.S. - SUNY Buffalo M.S. - Nazareth College HQ-SHSSQ-Q-IQHH-QBHDH Kathy Spauldmg Gr 2 James Sholly Gr 5 B S SUNY Geneseo B A SUNY Fredonia v- Judith Vme G 1 Carol Walker B S SUNY Geneseo B S SUNY Oswego mvvmm miie Judrth Wltter L D James Wolfanger Gr 5 and 6 B A Roberts Wesleyan Coll B S Mansfield State Unlversrty M S Nazareth Coll 'is Wllllam Tllllng Computer Ed Constance VanGee ES B A SUNY Oswego B A Unuv of Maryland M S Nazareth Coll Ftrchard Whlte Phys Ed Dorothy Wrant L D B A Southern Connecticut B S Cornell Umv Umverslty M S Nazareth Coll New George Worthrngton Gr 6 Julre Wunder Gr 4 B A Roberts Wesleyan Coll B S SUNY Brockport M S SUNY Oswego 111'11111S1111j1Q1iU31 X1 1 Q , V A gf-1, W ,ft O Y if 5 ' 1 . - gt QQ A-I V I yay nxt. f t I ' - . - .' - . - L X - Q k Y t ' ' - r. ' ' - . . ' - .. B, Y 4 g :sa5tf: r'r K i A ' A we ' Q, Q- - 'fl .x t to as X , xp K 1 . 1. ' . ,N ' VX , v tt.. .,.t Y we A' ,nxt lllhillhlliulhll I ff SON WAT MY DEAR xx mg, L. N ixth Grad Ag X A ,314 X... Jn- Ss Sixth Grade Mrs McKane Rowt S Otto J Ameele M Jesse W Chapman K Smlth N Leggue T Steurrys Flow2 H Attndge P Pro seus M VanCamp S Farraro S Walzer S Monroe W Hutchmson Ftow3 Mrs McKane C Guest M Strauss M Smith L Brooks A Dncklnson Sixth Grade Mr Corney Howt D Herd K S Smuth S Swartele M Mousso J Frederick A Mastowskn Row2 M Chnstle S Salusbury J Fares A Trombley K Rowell J Lelsten Row3 H Worthington C Muller P Muller T Breen S Ressue D Chappell Mr Corney 1 1 I I1 132 ,ffl 1, - Qi f l 6 S 3l1'TZ'5,,ii,llf 0' J , it at t- A f . Q . - . - . - . - . C - . - . - . - . - . - I . Fw , Q 1 ' 1 ww . A 5 , -. A :.'1?'l'Lsi55ff5 X , rf' 'iiyzvm .W mt A A , Si' . . , - . - . 5 - . - . - 1 , - , - , - . - ll ' , U l U D I an -I u an l I an U 1 n I I l I I I I l I I l I l l I I I I ixth Grad i 5 l ' I ,-- Sixlh Grade: Mr. Worthington. Row 1: R. Nelson, B. Sick, T. Welch, Row 2: N. VanCasseIe, K. Majewicz, T. Gropp, C. Edinger. Flow 3: T. Kuhn, L. Deyo, D. Luckman, J. Bonafede, K. Hendricks, J. Oswald, Flow 4: T. Sargent, P. Wolfanger, K. Deyo, C. Walker, C. Phillips, Mr. Worthington ef K - 11----1--ul--l----.-ll 133 ,'X V77 L' 'U 'Q nQ th Grad Vi' 'Q' .9 1 Sixth Grade Mrs Sauer Row1 Mrs Steurrys M Harrington D Sprna P Dukes T Conte P Crlsp P Rebus Row2 W Ryan J Karasnnskr C Salerno Mrs Sauer Absent B Brown M Freyn M Steurrys -1 lu-U7 X. Riga MH.. An Suxth Grade Mr Llddle Row1 C Sewert J Mousso B Mallette K Green L Couperus Flow2 P Baker T Muller B Smnh S Boreman F Smlth K Stevens Row3 J Spitz T Dowd J Adams B Whitney T Kaper Row4 Mr Llddle 134 i .-Q. ss W K i K A ' S 1 Q. W 'V D' .AV N A, 'QT 'Q sf- 1 LN S . ,, . ,- , X, 15 5 V 1 ,4.,' ' ' . I 'Y' 1 v. , .Q ' s fl, :J - -Q J , ey ,.' s rua J 2 r S l Q . L 41 X. 1 . f HW. I 1- .- ' J i . r : A R' 1 5 - ..-.-- 1 'V , 0 ww., i '4-if 1? , 4. K AQHA ..,, , ' ' ,, ,of Hlfla 1 ' ii N K ,.,,., ..,t t f L, , - C ' L - ' T I. V, . Q, P .gg ,J .ul ,,,, A . N, , r 5 I lqlnnndllllilnnnlll flfih Grad QQ' P as 'ear 'F' 'Af0sWu...... Filth Grade Mr Sholly Flow1 T Hunter Fl Kellar M Smrth C Madrson D Urbanuk Flow2 D Frost K Smrth J Johnson D VanNort S Florack A Trerble Flow3 M Young R DrMuro Flow4 Mr Sholly Absent R LaFlose J Huntley 'ew glad: Q? 99 ' ver Fifth Grade Mr Chrrstue Rowl S Johnson P Mack J Wallington T Fnzelle K Sargent Row2 el Wells B Furguson M Reunhardt J DeLyser W Worthlngton Flow3 Mr Chnstre K Salusbury A Richards G DeFlue J Hoelen D Grrard C Logue D Goebert ll-Ili---ll lunnnulihhniginndhhiilhhi o ff D QQ, ,X , t,,,,.,.-MMM., tt,t A t,,...,..,..,i1iiegoisip: 'sss- -sw -as M AM , A , .gf , ' S251 9 J ' it X ' ft 5 - 3 K X l wx xx x nw . I W . XMNK, S' 5 f K+. 1 A if A i . f ls- , I I . . I . , . , . ' , . ' , . ', I . , . ' , . , . , . , . , I . , . , I . , I . , . 1 ta I STS A t . 0 J iw N.- l ' .. 1 ,LA , . Q ' 4 J :tux ,, . K Q I Q 8 V N ' Q :vt w W 1. kk lfth Grad m,f.1lD 'mv 1? ,av Fifth Grade Mr Wolfanger Ftow1 C Murphy C Tetlow E Hamlnn T Marchnonda E Flsk Ftow2 M Steurrys J Couperus A Stoker D Cowley Row3 A Bradstreet P Rathamany S Remmel A Slzk J Otto Mr Wolfanger won ru: wen mr gn i TQ -vi Nix Filth Grade Mr DeMay Row1 D Chapman T DlCesare Ftow2 T Breedlove K Kancler S Lee J Ashworth R Hults Row3 K lhrman J Hoad N Bluek Fi Claeysen M Dickson C Baker R Stevens Ftow4 Mr DeMay 'Ui' l-I-l- Il'il I 1 1 11 Q - 136 - K . .n . C A In '9 6 43' ' t' f iw , , J V 1-'Q 1 1 . . , ,V . 4 gb I . 'ze S 43 3 L4 ' . Lf 9. L Sf ur .K .K J' Q.-' :'. Rv I ' 1 K S S 1 1 U S 1 1 Q 1 I I iflh nd Dllrth '57 Q? 5 Fifth Grade: Mr. Monje. Flow 1: L. Hubright, M. Smith, K. VanLare, J. Gardner, Row 2: C. Keenan, G. Smith, C. Fanelli, W. Pinkerton, M. Kancler, Row 3: C. Suwyn, E. Bearce, J. Austin, T. Graham, K. Briggs, J. Chatterson, Row 4: Mr. Monje yxdzcfy l hedulc Oly I if ' Y-4 L1-112, aw- ' f f:Z.z Z 1-fe , VY nm x S2101 YL ZIJIL Gwinn: gif: 1'7 Each iS may '1u4 Y f' Fourth Grade: Mr . . , , . , . , : . oise, . Crisp, W. Kepler, M. Petty, S. Petty, Flow 4: Mrs. Dixon. Absent: T. Hopper,.N. Housel s. Dixon. Flow 1: C. Hill, J. Diesti, Row 2' S Young Neil Kearns Fl Smith J DeMinck Flow 3 J B ' D Ill-i 3an-ulntiqhunln-nllllhHl'l.l 131 I: llrth Grad 51401 ,...-av Af-.pl .Au ,fe- ,XX r1n45 no-...ew- 'd cv Q4 'tr ff! Lili' l .il 40 L ll. xosfm Fourth Grade Mrs Wunder Ftow1 J Carr M Desens R Casey A Huff Flow2 T Ocque S Gardner J Jesse J Franko R Davis I Salusbury Row3 J Oswald C Briggs K Strauss N Drcklnson D Whalen A Dorf H Bell Ftow4 Mrs Wunder M DeMareo C Couperus F Petroslno R Ballret G Alampu J Warren J Malone D Bishop if QU .X 115 X rw A Fourth Grade Mrs Bushart Row1 K Kuttle K Drake S Walker P Turner M Leno Row2 L Deyo M Barton Fl Bradstreet C Schojan J Haynes S Bueg Row3 S Lammers K Eckert C Herrera S Schultz L Leggue J Elras S Fanelll G Haskuns Row4 Mrs Bushart E DeBruyne G Derck S Mooney R Att ldge D Dennls R Maynard J Rogers C Muller ' gt QUIZ 138 ,gd .r K W W Y' 4 . J M 0 s G Q kewl? sit .J fa. 444, . 1 ' ' K 5 1. .ff-N W.. k + J if g J V -L 1 , A A, ff. J . . X 4 K A . 'Q 5 -1, o- x J b YJ J o P 4 J A, XA s 4 K X . f , J f- -f A ,Q Q ' X J J tt.y J I r ' i ' , 1 J XX up W J 4 ' r 5 - . - . - . - . - , - . - . 5 - r - . - . A , g ,f ' ,l , SS. S J . VJ G uv , ' QR Q ' -Irv.-rr t, J eg J .Ly .iii A . D - 1 r f n 5 ' 4, Q . ve :I 4 - - .A 4. J l4r,, Q- . g . 3 U .., I, ' '4' Q3 Q 4- 'X' . I r 'V -' Y r it ' ' r Yr, .JY .1 3 1 I . s 1 . k 'J Q Q J X E J J t t guy . k 1,5 , gJ fs f gag? my f X J - p - . - . I - . . . - , - . - . - . - . - Y 3 - t - Kr ' I 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I Q Q Q Q Q Q 1 I I I I I - H U I I l:0lll'th and -I-hlfd W Q1 ' sign' 'wr N-f Wk! is Fourth Grade: Mrs. Hemry-Botts Row 1: R. Chizuk S. Gokey C. Nadir V. Herman W. Riedel Row 2: L. Everdyke A. M. Stringer T. Kruse, F. Langdon P. Fisk C. Payton T. Breen D. VanOoyen Absent: J. Marks O. Meli. QTY visa' W? . Third Grade: Mrs. Corney Row 1: T. Brusso E. Jinks A. Brooks Flow 2: T. Johnson M. LaMora, K. Soutncott S. Goodfriend, Row 3: C. Denosky A. Fiiley D. Smith M. Boerman C. Fieed Mrs. Corney Absent: A. Finnerty. hung D,, SIUIIQIQQ 139 0 L. Z Q Q5 3 I2 J , '5 9 J nz '32 3.5. B 1 6 ra bmw 3 6 4 ii Yi' fs s . ' 144 I 11 X i i g I Mooney, S. Hermanet, Row 3: M.'Bushart, B. Vanderwall, M. fada, C. Griffin, Row J. Hosbaeh, J. Mander, Mrs. kiemry-Botts, J.'Lawrenz, H. :Y 'NFS r 'P x f A X 3 fl 'K ' wr S at J . I f X 'xsl .f-M T I I I l I I I I I Q I I J 1 I I I hlrd Grad Q T' .,-- s Third Grade Mrs Duck Row1 B Klaver S Lersten K Frerda S Chnstre J VanCamp Row2 K Steurrys L Ameele D Hayes G Cunn Wolfanger S Bueg C Mudge ,,,f Third Grade Mrs Greenstern Row1 C Nredermaler J OBrien T Hults R Randolph M Maynard M Weeks Fiow2 S Harrelson M Doyle M Adams K Darrow C Klrmaszewskl Row3 T Meadows D Salerno J Chatterson J Green O Herrera D Sargent J Chatterson J Trout M Kellar Row4 Mrs Greensteln 140 - ' ll , H S so T 5' if ' fig A w sr J N ingham, D. VQhite,'A. Pease, of MaIlette,'Row 3: T. English, Kf srnnn, s. hall, B. sansriury, Afvanmon, Mrs. back. Arise-hr: K. Prrornm, G. Q if 4 5 , or xx? , K! K .1 X ' J J E T L Dx? V fr 4 - , , 2 , x sei ' ' I ' I 1 1 l l Q l I I I I I -ll I I I U u-ulnsdqnnnnnllhlhhllll hird nd Second J'2?Z,, QWWWQW E 'uf' 5? 5 Mrs Mosher Nolte Otto R Salatuno B Ftathamany Row Bea Caldwell Row3 J Hubrlght J Mullm C Wolcott J Decker D Steurrys S Phulllps J Freeman K Kelly D Shoales E Jung Row4 Mosher U Y! ...,-Q-H If Second Grade: Mrs Hartfnel How1 K Santana, Ft Baker, Ft Surhne, M Perrm, M Walters, Ftow2 Mrs Hartfuel, L Gnftun, C Peglow, J Gokey, E Gallrvan, M Geldof I-llIllIl-Ill 13111-Xii-11S111111u . . 12 . T. , , . ' , . , I, J. I e 3 , ' e I . 4. K :iff gifs' if , ' 5 t , I xx ' t' I .an--u , ... , Lt!-, V Q. X5 N5 X 4 4 W il 4 L.. A ly ' L - A Second Grad YU 515344 'K is Second Grade Mrs Brley Hall Howl C Flemmel S Mel: M Bueg A Emlson M Albrtght P Graham Row2 B Chauncey J Desens M Gobeyn L Durand S Pease A Rerbsome A Tetlow Row3 Mrs Fllley Hall J Cornellus S Hughes T Brown B Lelsten L Wrlder Goodbody J Brugge Z Suwyn D Huber C Ftsk J Mayeu Mass Walvoord ,-, 'KMAN it .5 'Hi E Second Grade Mrs Spauldnng Bowl M Graham A Arthur C Corbett M Welch N Corea B Kuehl Row2 B Morse B Whrtney H Gobeyn T Flynn J Goetz J Thorne J DeLyser E Green Row3 J Jung D Luckman J Thompson T Martun L Storey A Kompanuec C Lancaster A Danney Brooks C Albano Mrs Spaulding . 1 1 11 - - 142 ffl 1 L' ' ' 8 PA-- 4 X J: M.. 3-, 'jg gk .K ' X . Rt A .A . . i x 1 X f .4 .. J ' .25 ' ,fe Q .. 5 ,. 1 K5 7 4 ' sv' . 4 Y A' J 4' 'S .. wer , : V N A . 4- I AM 7 , - fl T X X . -, . .r ' 5- vgk H Q, Qi. SJ. 3 Q ,A ,, ln W ,. V , 'XR '- T A ,f-,' T , ,, .:, f 1 -, 1 WX , . ' f 'wp ,g r ,J ah lf . , - . - V - r - . . , I - . . . - , - , - . - , - r - ' r - v - ' K ' . Q H H D B S 3 U S 1 D 9 Q I ll g Q 1 g 1 1 I I l B I I S I I I S6C0l1d nd I:il'St Q f'4'Wl' 5 ,.., te' mf, Second Grade Mrs Chapnn Rowt A Barrtot C Roegners J Fagner C Almy N Heberle K Deleel Ftow2 L Hoffman Borse P Bearce K Proseus S Goodbody I Klaver T Johnson H Grevell Row3 J Barber M Martin A Lester J Ftago L Bentley B Rogers J Boerman C Illrngsworth Row4 Mrs Chapm K 'ff -gr W First Grade Mrs Vrne Ftowt J Brown F? Englrsh M Schogan Ftow2 Mrs Vune D Stevenson S Ftynn N Colon Mrs Ressue ,f , 5 ' ' I U N x. to BA l A pg , t , . ff A 1- E. L J - in . , ln ' . is -f . , rx k,x,,,. YQ s ' iw -J x 5 J B LLCJM J .L ' - A f fr- I I Q - Q n U I I U l I I S I l l I I ' Fir t Brad M ' 5 First Grade: Mrs. Semans, Flow 1: K. Duke, K. Brayton, L. Otto, A. Mooney, N. Rogers, Row 2: C. Flint, J. Schifano, K. O'Brien, J. Compton, D. Hayes, S. Darrow, Row 3: Mrs. Semans, T. Sandford, M. Hall, S. Taylor, M. Musgrove, C. Cray, A. Nevlezer, Absent: M. Hale, S. Kanauer U' O -ga err W7 my 'ti' Q First Grade: Mrs. Miller. Row 1: J. DeLyser, S. Wing, B. Sewert, S. Herman, C. Claeysen, M. Boerman, Flow 2: A. Magde, C. Kellar, M. Camp, A. Nadir, C. VanNorman, Row 3: C. Girrard, J. Warren, J. Klug, J. Lock, K. Fletcher, J. Bush, M. Pomerantz, H. Semans, S. Maynard, S. Beal, Row 4: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Mooney an--alms-filing-lulill lllll 144 l:irSI Grad Sa' Fmt Grade Mrs Goodness Howl M Watson M Cleeysen S Hughes M Brrggs How2 J Couperus E Sterchr H Moran C Plpolo J Gallrvan Flow3 H Halstead S Wlllrams J Langdon J Blankenberg J Hermenet Flow4 W Lammers J Neldermaler C Eckert C Lee J Sommervrlle Flow5 Mrs Goodness gf ff gg? wif, wmv 'Sv First Grade Mass Amo Howl M Phelps S Johnston L Attrrdge T Beechner A Johnson Flow2 N Lucreer K LaMora P Stubbrngs S Posman D Bonalede D Henrle T Monzer B Goodfrlend C Hammond Flow3 S Edwards M Hoefen J Chauncey Fl Bade L Marks A Claeysen J Karasunskl Mlss Amo Absent D Angle I 1 11 G 145 H, xl ' : . , : . , , , . , . ' , 1. , . ', . alll ' Q d 1 , i-J ... J , sk X,, we -f ' wr' sf 6 ' , '11, .ws 2 'm ..-.. ,.1eeV',,f'f, ' ' r ,. .,,, a , , ri S -rf' ,, 'ff , M WW, N 1' ,,-,,g,,, My-Mft, A: ,' .: Y., rr -. 'IM . ' arf , rf' ... , f , 5 ' 4 1 J of L 1 .4 , ' . 3 . I I l l I I I 3 1 I I I l I I l 1 I I - -if IDQSQQQQQKKQDII ind l'Qill't I1 Q? Klndergarten Mrs Archer Flowl M Cermak B Salatrno J Kelley B Mullrn Flow2 D Klrngler A Krttle N Heald J Attrrdge S Dsckrnson K Doyle S Hulbert T Freeman D Morse G Rowell Row3 Mrs Archer J Fagner P Walters R VanHoule P Morton H Phelps J Peter son D Blrss D Hoyt c-'r Q1 wud fs Kmdergarten Mrs Bulkley Howl M McQueen Fl Sherman M Sams D Brown B Frsher Bow2 P Bay R Jung J Welch M Crocker T Kompanrjec K Havert Flow3 N Graham L Magde H Richards T Floergers M Danny Brooks S Chopan J Devlrn B Smnlh P Prnkerton E Smith an Shirt!! 146 A W ' -1 1 S 4 . fr I K . W K, K X ' .M - E Qs - .5 X A all J. ,, A X a, I x 1 , B ,sc b 1 I i A 4 , ,.....,. l E ,af 1 . Q.: ' K x X Pj M . E I ,- .Q Q - L J J - 2 I 4 ff V1 v I O , , ' ' -N . - -. ,, ' 'I ' A I an G Us , pi ,A Q - 4 xx -, li' 5 .-r. .- ..., X ,Wv F- O 9 A X . 5 .:re- - A fx 1, fl, 6, B In x. -, ,,. , A43 4 I I I I I I 1 12 I I - Q I 1 ind mart n 1 l 7 xx! C1 ci ex if Kindergarten Mrs Albertson Row1 A Green M Wremer M Corbett D Morse H Denosky A Rrley B Perkrns Row2 J Sherman K Maynard Row3 C Brusso K Egbert N Mostert R Tellrer J Decker P Rredel T Haskrns Row4 Mrs Albertson Q' tr 7 X .5 W Kindergarten Mr Reynolds Row1 K Dorrng W Blrek A Ford J Loucks M Lamb M OConnor Row2 B Pollot ASherman S Frsher D Cralrm C Malone H Barber Mr Reynolds Row3 R Reed J Hull J DeRue N Corea R Bearce K Haynes -ll-IIII--ll4 an I bd B h 11 hllhhd x Sl 3 J 'I 7 J . ,XL I , t K I' - M A le - ' S' f' l? Z AQ,-,mei Y , .8 ,,, ,J T7 A . X' ' on K' I a ru- yy -4 Y . f ' ,, , v X -' , J l l d sd A 1 ' 4 -- A I 2 1 - A 3 ,K oxrinuilavrl- - J As, W r.-,.-., J, ..,,, . ., .. ,x '5 ' X t.!.E,f ' . , , . b N' A4 1 l ' ,, Mo Q. 1 K1 if J sf . fs. ...J I it N K A vw - Q ' Af, I ,fr mv - ' o X! I f , , : X -,T ' ' .fy f, .4- 7 X ff A l f . A 3 4' g1f.t::.:1's-swf' ,Q .JY C 1 - I I I 1 Q 3 - - I 1 - H Q 1 I - I I I ur un U nl ' H 3 C Sneclal liducatl W rn 'O 0060 0 O 9 O O mga 0 00 Flow 1 J Graham D Ochs A Bnckey C Hallett Flow 2 Mr C Sawyer R Baker Mass Cappon J Morse B Years Absent J Daniels T Vanvalkenburg Mrs Levy Hughes gl Seated H Sampson, M McCauley, S Fish, Standing Mrs Newby, A Wulson, W Sampson, M Jordan, Jnm Calus, Jeff Calus, L Martm, T Wnlllams, Mrs Nadlr,T House nun-ulndldhn-u-!hQl!hHlll 148 C 1 W .. , . , ,,,.,,,. , A.,,.,,,, ,.,,......,.,.,..,... , -gi , .... 3 Qryguf E,-Pummdm n U -5 Lv- r Ji- ., . 'A xiii' fy, K 67 1 A I N Is. 'L X I tl: I ' 9 6 0 A 5 l . lx v A A- J . 4 A 1 A al . A ? Q J A f . . 7. f fm an nv' .I - -s As I AA S, Q M 73, ' Ski Club kj il Rowt C Trout W Kepler K Fllnt C Edrwger K Eckert Row2 C Patton C Guest D Chappell B Suck T Welch J Karasrnskl K Hen drlcks G DeHue Row3 J Marks D Vanort A Stoker A Suck D Goebert M Relnhart M Steurrys E Hamlln Sneclalliducatl nSkl lub is Fiowt T House W Sampson T Wllllams Row2 C Sawyer J Morse H Baker S Flsh B Years J Hughes M McCauley H Sampson Ftow3 A Wllson Miss Cappon M Jordan :hunt D ll 22.111111 149 ifth nd Si th Grade Band Flow 1: C. Walker, L. Deyo, C. Miller, T. Steurrys, A. Dickinson, J. DeLyser, S. John, A. Treible, L. Mack, M. Christie, T Breen, K. Stevens, H. Worthington, P. Miller, Ftow 2: N. VanCassele, D. Luckman, K. Smith, T. Kaper, S. Swartele, N. Leggue, S. Walzer, C. Tetlow, W. Worthington, C. Logue, D. Girard, P. Ftathamany, J. Chatterson, C. Madison, Hwo 3: J. Fires, A. Richards, S. Hemmel, T. Gropp, A. Sick, D. Vannort, A. Stoker, M. VanCamp, J. Oswald, B. Whitney, S. Salisbury, Plow 4: N. Bliek, J. Ashworth, J. Gardner, K. Sargent, B. Sick, K. Smith, M. Jesse, P. Woltanger, K. Deyo, K. Flathamany, B. Stevens, J. Mousso, Row 5: T. Graham, K. Salisbury, D. Goebert, C. Edinger, T. Sargent, K. Majewicz, M. Young, C. Fanelli, G. DeFlue, M. Reinhardt, J. Bonalede, T. Welch, Flow 6: T. Frizelle, B. Furguson, K. Henricks, J. Ameele, M. Steurrys, Absent: L. Brooks, W. Chapman, E. Hamlin, J. Hoefen ourth Grade Band Row 1: J. Haynes, T, Ocque, T. Breen, S. Gardner, K. Drake, A. Huff, Fl. Bradstreet, J. Jesse, S. Walker, Flow 2: A. Dort, L. Everdyke, J. Franko, P. Fisk, V. Herman, C. Nadir, M. Barton, S. Lammers, Row 3: J. Elias, D. Bishop, T. lkewood, D. Dennis, M. Leno, E. DeBruyne, L. Deyo, I. Salisbury, J. Marks, Flow 4: J. Warren, G. Alampi, C. Miller, M. Bushart, G. Haskins, S. Mooney, K. Kittie, J. Oswald, Ft. Balliet, Absent: P. Turner, N. Dickinson I I llll IB 150 flfth nd SIXth Gfil B CIIUYU Ftowl K Brlggs K Sargent J Chatterson A Trelble J Austln T Graham S Johnson P Mack W Worthington J Gardner D Chapman T DrCeasre T Marchnonda Flow2 K Deyo J Couperus S Rammell J Huntley C Madlson A Flrchards K Salusbury S Lee D Goebert J Wells A Bradstreet C Murphy C Suywn K VanLare T Flrnt T Kuhn N VanCasselle MlssBland1no Row3 T Sargent A Trembly J Frres D Herd M Chrlstle S Boerrnan W Halstead T Steurrys S Salusbury K Green T East M Mousso S Swartelle P Proesus S Farraro L Brooks P Muller Row4 L Deyo R Nelson C Walker D Luckman C Muller L Couperus K Stevens T Breen B Whitney S Russue K Smlth P Bathaman C Logue S Florack Absent A Dlckrnson 6th Grade All County Chorus Ftowt S Farraro M Chrrstre N Vancasselle T East Row 2 L Brooke K Stevens M Mousso T Kuhn C Muller K Green Ft Nelson Elementary All County Band Row 1 Majewlcz T Sargent Row 2 K Deyo Walker L Deyo T Steurrys Bow 3 Worthrngton P Muller M VanCamp Bonefede T Welch 5th Grade All County Chorus P Mack W Worthrngton A Bradstreet T Graham A Trerble D Goebert K Sargent A Rrchards 11 1 11111 151 C Q ,. ,.',. ',. ,. ,-. ,'. ' ,. ,. ,. lzziiiiig, 1 5 ..,., , - ,M , 6: g I. - : Z. ,. ,., :. - : :K, ' , 1, ,C. .. ,. , :H. ,. ,. ,J v 1. Y' . n- v-l I ll I I KZSU! I I Hllpqllddllihu l ............... A m Eli A R i my n i sm it Ftow 1: F. Smith, K. Gallivan, L. Couperus, How 2: M. Mousso, J. Fires, W. Chapman, K. Stevens, N. Legue, Mrs. Colebeck, Row 3: S. Ftessue, M. Christie, K. Smith, T. Kaper, M. Steurreys ibril lub KAW I N .AW A-4 X. Ftowt T Frizelle C Fanelli D Cowley S Boerman J Fires A Tromble K Briggs T Steurrys K Majewicz C Salerno J Hoefen Fiow2 T Jaster D Girard J DeLyser M Christie C Murphy S Johnson K Smith D Luckman D VanNort J Wells A Stoker D Goebert T Miller Row4 S Farraro J Otto K Smith T Sargent J Gardner S Lee S Salisbury W Hutchinson T Kaper K VanLare K Salisbury A Richards P Woltanger T Doud Row5 K Gallivan K Deyo C Walker C Miller P Fiathamany D Herd M Smith D Frost C Logue K Rathamany Fiow6 L Brooks M Steurrys M Strauss S Ftessue B Whitney T Breen P Proseus S Otto J Bonatede B Sick L Deyo H Worthington T Welch sultan l-ull-1 HHS 1 :maui-nn ln I , A b :L 3 I As Q j A N . ' W. 4 . . . A ' A .9 T -, if -A .. - at A ,- 1 Mx . Flint, Marchionda, D. Urhanik, N. VanCassele, T. Sraham, Smith, Chapman, W. Worthington, P. Mack, L. Couoerus, Bow 3: Miss l I A l I ' ' ' 'U ' 'M ' I FI I I I I I l I ' I I I 152 F urth Grade Girls ntramurals Rowt S Fanell M Petty L Leggue S Gardner L Deyo E DeBruyne Ftow2 Mrs Benon S Petty W Walters B Bradstreet S Walker C Nadlr C Bruggs S Hermenet P Fisk l:0lll1lh GYHUB Boys l1tl'i'il1llll'iilS 5291 ew LA an ' QLFKZIE f fe Ftow1 B Grrffen J Haynes J Hosbach F! VanderWaIIe K Eckert Ft Attrrdge J Elras Fiwo2 G Haskins C Couperous T Breen J Marks C Patton Ft Davrs I Salsbury Row3 J Warren S Young Ft Batluet D Crisp M Lewo J Carr S Mooney M Desens J Malone Ftow4 C Muller D Bishop T J Ikewood J Boise M Bushhart N Kearns -!n lnnnqu Uhuldllhl 153 1 ' Lil .. X- X -1 C' t .2 I 1: gfzw J s 1, J We S at J M 4 :ir - ,N . , is N J. X gf 1 1 1 41.1, KAQK Y f 'L J ily Q R 1 4, 'V X ' QM ,dl P 4 rl ft' N v M 1 'W L!!! S1 44 ' , B f A , X T 'A X4 F4 J' q J C t J A - I t I U , A I I D l I - - 1 1 - - I I I u ll , l . 3 3 ' A ' fifth Grade Boys l1tl'HIIllll'i:llS Row 1: J. Couperous, M. Kansler, G. DeRue, T. Hunter, M. Sleurrys, S. Remmell, M. Fleinhart, Bow 2: J. Moelen, J. Ashworth, S. Lee, J. Wells, B. Sick, C. Fanelli, Fl. Stevens, Row 3: B. Pinkerton, B. Ferguson, N. Bliek, D. Goebert, Fl. DlMuro, Fl. Clayeson, T. Breedlove, C. Kansler Sixth Grade Boys ntramurals Flow 1: C. Edinger, T. Gropp, B. Smith, T. Welch, T. Miller, J. Graham, Flow 2: M. Steurrys, S. Farreo, J. Oswald, S. Bonelede, M. Jessie, J. Karasinski, H. Attridge, J. Mouso, Flow 3: J. Amelie. K. Hendricks, K. Rowell, C. Quest, T. Doud, J. Leiston, D. Chappell 154 Fifth and Sixth Grade Girls Intramurals i i i i ,, i Row 1: K. Smith, W. Worthington, C. Murphy, Row 2: W. Chapman, J. Austin, L. Couperous, Row 3: K. VanLare, S. Johnson, P. Crisp, Mrs. Renon, T. Breen, M. Mousso, Fi. Kellar. IX. ,VW . 1 'J- 49 v Z XX i ,ui , V . w K- , . .ff ... lf . ununllpqnnduniihudnqng 155 GQ' Betty Albertson We would like to pay a special tribute to Betty Albertson who is retiring after more than 30 years of teaching. Betty received her B.S. in Education at the University of Cincinnati. She raised four children while pursuing her career in teaching. Betty devoted 20 years to teaching young people at M.C.S. Many Marion alumni have fond memories of Betty as their first teacher. Besides working with young people, Betty enjoys music, swimming, reading, handwork, and travel. We wish her luck and happiness in her retirement. She will be missed by us all. f. l-X ,wx .-5 V P A x if: 6- n ? 1 1 , J f UQ Q A 1 Q? la f II I . ' ff 6 X37 ik Q 4' 'J ei 4 Xx I f S IE' '? 5 , l If , nj-' i -ff'39,8iQ2f:!n 'C ' ! MV, 4-s g:Q:gf-ff , 4 X wiv QD? ,151 -- HA WI? 1 IQ, x A Q, Q, ,I F '55 ,W IA ,lift f 1 :MX f ' Rx Es Y' xg F 'lgvu Y?-f,. QV- 0 .wh kt fi D ac-- fl PASTE 4' Hi 7 T tk u ' if jr, E in Ei: 2. .ITEEEA 157 :5i4.ai-J Best Wrshes to the Class ot 1985 From PLUNIBING St ELECTFIICA Where Quality IS Our Key to Success Congratulations Class of 1985 VIELE TV Gifts 1st for Quality M8I'IOI'l New YOI'IK Sensors 158 Good Luck to the Class of 85 From THE RING BOX INC Art Carved Class Rmgs Macedon NY it Newark NY I9 -X DIANNE S PLACE 3765 Unlon Street Marlon NY 926 5871 Halrstyllng lor the Whole Famlly Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 85 s-ff' Compliments of PETER BLIEK 8: SON INC Buffalo Street cf I, Marlon New York Potatoes and Onlons Are Our Specialty 5 , I 9 . 1 rw' 'X 5 - ! - l I 54 W tl si? f -8 ef' I C' 8 V-H ' ' 5 n 3 e f l 5 V U' I A A Jflggnoratulations iblassot 85 i A ,5 ' From A TAOPPING L DUER co 1 h Main St Marlbtiifi i f York 14505 missy!!! 53 4 1Iriai14?tQ'?f 5 oicott NY wifflti . A , , f if , 4 JH . S 5 ' - -' en Y' s il !l ' X3 Sz gf D AV l H' Q U -. Ki Q Q v-v-1 t ' X 21 1 5 5,1 x ' 1 Q gfggjdaszy QW 3 . 4 5 l N! wr-ik fc Q . . . ak '. 'I' K Six ft 4 Q x . v s X Q ,f 1 1 3 2. 31 5' Q 3 M' I I +3 wa' ' it Electric Motor Repair Rewinding New Motor Sales DONALD VANDERBROOK ' - ' 4016 N Main Sf 5 J Marlon NY 14505 X 315 926-4938 CENTRAL TRUST Marion Ottice Best Wishes to the Ce I T,,:'s', Class of as A 81 B ROADWAYS INC Blacktop Paving Expert Workmanshup Speclallzed In Seal Coating Gravel and Top Soul 926 5548 Free Estnmates 926 4396 All Work Guaranteed of A I Gllbert s JEWELERS kN Y k14513 T I ph 3312933 STEVENS FUNERAL G odL kCI 985 OSHER S PHARMACY NC W W NY 14589 589-4691 BOERMAN AGENCY NC 926-4861 3777 N M 597 5457 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 From JOHN AND EILEEN BALLESTY AND STAFF 'hm-,L-k'N--. 'sv Farm Resldentlal Moblle Homes Commercial Appraisals s...,N.- 315 926 5166 315-926-4253 Best Wnshes to the Class of 1985 W M ST PPENBECK C 2268 Browncroft Blvd Rochester, NY 17161482 1880 Recyclers of lnednble Ammal By Products ,W Manufacturing Hugh GradeQfFeed Fat My and Meat and Bone Meal Since 1910 CASSELMAN S GARAGE 2247 Walworth Marlon Road Walworth NY 315 597 8985 Expert Front Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing STANTGN AG SERVICE Specialists In Llquld and Dry Fertlllzers d Congratulatuons Class of 85 A mfg xg 12247, tt Sex jgffffve 55, assi TOWN OF MARION POLICE DEPAHTNILNI 31a 926 39.10 e lu ol CLOJB 3B2JN MAIN Sl MARION N Y 14 Stay Allve Don't Drmk and Drlve n 1 ' ' ' f .1 1 4 - , 1 , ' V Q 7 M13 if-1'-jjgggifw, 1 fb U ' 12 A A 2' 1 A 1 7933 I VKWAV 1 1, K, V 1A A 1 V l kit V. ' ' 1 ' 'A l,1 . 1, V 1 ,,.. K kk,,,, ,,,,.. ,... . -in ,11'-.:g,,.:,- swaiealiifw eaxfvffffew M2 N 1: - gut. Qfifi ' ', 152 ,A 1 1 A 1- . ' :' ' ' 0. 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Pierce Company, nc I Leading Supplier of High Quality Processed Fruits and Vegetables for the Industrial Food Service, and Retail Trade O Multi plant Processing Facilities Geneva New York Dundee New York Marlon New York Sterling New York Newark New York Easlwllllamson New York Oak Corners New York Williamson New York O Can Manufacturing Facility Marion, New York O Fully Integrated Major Factor inthe New York State Agribusiness Community I Grower Venture With AGCO Cooperative Inc Corporate Office 315l926 4284 3736 South Main Street Marlon, New York 14505 Keeping Foods in Season All Code 315 A919 Williamson ld rmphan. 9765676 llv 2U MARION, New 505 wallwc .llalcdoullw Sefwiw af' and Kwong 'X ' lb ALLEN WALKER, Owner F. ' H xr uh L31 ru -1,uu1aLoruH DA Spec Ivy .4 P 7 9- ff O W 'is' Wh GERRY S BEAUTY SHOP Best Wishes Seniors 0151 926 4926 fxjeaw 4854 Arbor Rd 524 8170 walwonh NY Congratulations Class of 85 MARION LIQUOR STORE C I ES A E p 1 'JH 1 r -gxilh I .- X Naturalilflc ond Oriental Motifs, our ia - ' ' ' ' LJ-I 5 ' I rnomental Rock Work, atorlalls, Planters, Wollu, atc. l Qi-5 M. ' 'W Japanese Stone Lanterns, Feather Rock and Bonsai W Contain ' nd Nursery Stock - oluala L Retail .- . . . . 5 1 I Y 1 n ,- , . . 1 ' ' I I gf . . :S - F, Qi' '-, ffjdfx . . 1 Z 'Jill 2 2. 1 vi ' 'tif 1 1 L . . A J ' - ' . I - ' - -..I ' ,, ji Lyrrig ,grr g f - . . Year Round 4 srrsr gp A - Fm' I-'QUOFS 2 5 A ,L L AllBrands Miih SUOOI 42151 926 5395 Marlon NY 14505 163 BOERMAN s seen House Reed s Farm Seeds O Robson s F Seneca Hybrids 0 I ,o,ooooo Seeds in Bulk or g King Hybrids 6 BalertTwine I Annum c. Boenmid 3808 Walworth Rd. Marion, NY y 5 I Phone 925-5551 o o1o ORBAKER TUXEDOS Invitations Wedding Flowers, Silk or Real, Tuxes for All Your Needs if 4024 N. Main St., Marion, NY 926-5211 MARION FLORIST D4 CUVELIER BUILDING SUPPLIES 3754 Unlon St Marlon NY 14505 4-0 Congratulations Class of 85! FINN S INN Frsh Fry Friday at Noon Dally Specials Lunches 12 2 Przza Take Outs Opening Closing Chicken Wings Lumber Hardware B r Heating EIECIFICBI SPOTISITIBII S 3 597 9072 Remodeling Plumbing Contracting EIectrrcaISupplles ALLYN MORGAN REALTY INC Allyn Morgan Licensed Real Estate Broker H Home 315 524 9750 ' ' 3800 Railroad Ave Wrllramson NY 14589 315 589 4848 315 483 6200 315 524 4848 C -Q! , , l ' : - - 'llllffflllffll fffllllfiifflllfif f l EEEIIII Ill 164 zlgig? iii THQ? it. 'R 2 med UJII Congratulatlons Best WISheS Class Of 85 Class of 1985 IB S , VILLAGE 0 8 sf MST 'uv fi III 823 w UNION sr L X NEWARK M21 P 331 7186 11535 PROMAY MALL NEWARK NEW YORK PHONE 331 3772 'O Fi ,WEST WAYNE Clnemo WEST WAYNE PLAZA MACEDON NEW YORK PHONE 986 2885 OHMANN Theatre WILLIAM STREET LYONS NEW YORK PHONE 946 6259 Palmyra, NY 14522 315-597-2646 4328 Route 31 Phone JOHN SROKA PIANO SERVICE Piano Tuning Repair and Rebuilding Specializing in Player Piano Restoration Selling QRS Piano Rolls and Piano Accessories Whether lt s Dinner for 2 or 102 ' S I xx .ll WILLIAMSON LUMBER AND HARDWARE 4004 Railroad Ave Williamson NY 14589 keith 5 vllfq ef U v ' Route 31 E881 Newark NY 14513 331 8700 Telephone 315 926-4911 Weddings Birthdays Anniversaries Sympathy Bouquets Wall Hangings Door Decorations JAN MACK'S Everything s Sllk Florist Speclallzlng Weddings 81 Gifts for All Occasions Hours 3043 Marlon Walworth Rd Tues Frl 9 5 Marlon NY 14505 Sat 9 12 Say That You Really Care with Lasting Silk for Proms and Every Special Occasion I, ' QS 5, ' ' 9 Il ,Q P 3 . fit' U San Antiques eseg A Collectibles THEM s A Antiques Things ' . kglr I V V X .mist A A lfgggl elelie esse eAs Hanan Y I ,?, zf- , ':k I Custom Cutting of Home Grown Inspected Meats Retail Sales of Beef Pork Lamb Veal and Poultry WILLIAMSON MEAT MARKET AND PROCESSING COMPANY 6151 South Ave tRt 21, Williamson to Suit Your Taste Leighton Bell- Owner E' Q Isis' A ' ' A 6 1 J I i ii ' we-Wg, , D Propl 8 A u .N attri I Ph W 1 1, H l X L The Marion Agency Extends Their Congratulations to the Class of 1985 MARION AGENCY NC Rick Bush Bank Building 0 Auto Ca O Llle O Home 926-4292 0 Business lfepnd I Serving This Area Since 1914 ROBERT S FLORIST A Christian Florist Silk Arrangements lor Any Occasion World Wide Delivery service Phone 589-8897 4125 Main St Williamson NY 14589 168 W., H... SONNY S BEAUTY SHOP Walworth NY 14568 Phone 315 597-4268 5 I . II ' voun? n e en ln:umllcetAGEN1' SIIVSESFIISY . , Q I I I W ' ' g gg ' 'ff 2267 Walworth Marion na. ' , - - I PAUL DELUE'S GARAGE l . . ..-lil A 3 . 1 +1 ' a J' b .,,. rv-f I Q... ' - - :u.,..,. .1 F 'L - we 4 s.. .r .1 , .. , M' -0- ,- Q t we , W .. ' 1- I O General Auto Repanrs I Complete Lubrlcatlon I Tune Ups I Trres I Shocks Route 21 Marlon, NY 926 5168 Nee College Cash? At Chase Lmcoln First Bank we ve got money to lend for your educatlon needs We offer three types of education loans Guaranteed Student Loans Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students and our Auxlllary Loans to Asslst Students Sto by any one of our convementlv located Whatever your banklng needs at Chase Lmcoln Fu'st we ve got what you need to succeed' ll CHASE 1, Llncoln Flrst lf I O Ariens I Bolens O Wheel Horse I Toro 0 McCulloch I Stihl BOERMAN'S LAWN AND SPORTS 3830 Walworth Road - Cor Rts 21 and Marion, New York 14505 RICHARD AND JEAN BOERMAN 13151 926 5401 .-5 Sylvia La Fave TELEPHONE Sales Manager WORLD Dlvlslon of Technlcal Systems Group Inc 4087 A West Mann Street Box 76 315 589 2246 Wllllamson New York 14589 HERMANS PALMYRA Appliances 0 Furniture Televlslon I Rugs Route 21 North Marlon Rd Palmyra, NY 591-4834 I E 1 'ul H - wx - I 4 l l . . Q33 ,W 441 av - , .. , . ,Ja ' 1 P ' EEE' U V . . ., 9 . , . 9 . . . u P - - , banking offices for more information. . 9 . . , o s ' I I m, , , y - , ' Ch L- IF' B .N.A. E l0pg 1,1 1 b 16 9 bf K? Mob ak 5' SP9 49 jf NCD gb , XJ MMSW Q5K' Congratulations Class of '85 Creative Cuts Designer Perms Custom Cuts for Guys and Gals Sarah Schoonerman 3906 North Main ' Ma'i ' 315-926-5330 ELECTRICAL 81 PLUMBING Hot Water Heaters O Water Treatment Residential O Commercial I Farm Needs Sales 0 Service Ca Frank Welch GOULDS Syfm 13151 926 5317 4127 Cory Corners Rd Marion If No Answer O Daytime Only I 926 4937 SHDALES DRUGS Congratulations Class of '85 3803 S Main St Marlon NY 14505 926 5636 John Somerville Reg Pharmacist FST 9 9 . II CAR 'IU To the Class of 85 For Your Future Home and Garden Needs See Us at MARION AGWA 3967 N. Main St. Marion, NY 14505 Phone 926-7712 The 1985 Yearbook Staff Thanks KIRKWOCD PHOTO Williamson NY For Its Outstanding Service and Cooperation Q315j 589-8819 0 Environmental Portraits I Studio Portraits O Wedding Portraits Llfr -'lat 8 v v v V V 44 LP 431441. SHERATON NEWARK INN Sheraton Hotels and Inns Worldwrde 25 North Mann St Newark NY 14513 The Sheraton Newark Inn Is Owned By One Newark Mrdtown Assocrates Inc and Operated Under a Lrcense Issued By Sheraton Inns Inc RUSS S REPAIR SERVICES Phone 331 8985 Major and Mmor Repair Repair Shop 117001878 Congratulations Class ot '85 EVER DYKE OIL INC. Marion NY 13151926-4241 l IIIIIII IH I: llllll -- 4 y III ,Ill ,N S Nlll STREET mf GH E hw 3730 Mull Street Marlon NY L 'fi 926 5941 PM Dr K f I Jw Mwjx 'IX mf 5 F diy I S Homestyle Cookmg I Pizza Served From O Bakery Items 11 00 A M Fresh Haddock Frsh Frles Every Frlday I l g XXX: KX , W I . . , I L 1 Q. mn ,- ,. M., . at I I .Q Q If . - 4 I . 1 U' -' .4--1 i ...'Q-- r 10 V XE! 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