Marion High School - Noiram Yearbook (Marion, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

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Bliek, R. DeleeL K. Lehr, L. DeMcry, C. Albano, D. McCarthy, M. Salisbury. Row 3: K. Fisk, T. Kamens, K. Lewis, M. Dickenson, I. Flack, K. Harwood, T. Baker, P. Stanton, P. Fisk, L. MacLaren, T. Day. Absent - S. Iohnson. - - T 1 2 . ii. x '79-W .Q .-. -.ff gl. -..... .1 Advisors: Sheila Cooney, Virginia DeVoogt. E IGATIQN i Marion Teacher's Association as Teacher of the Year in 1983. Mr. DeRue lives on Dormedy Hill Road with his wife Barbara and his two children, Audrey and Grant. He became Town Assessor in Ianuary of 1971. For over twenty years he has been an active member of Rotary Club: he is a former president and is currently secretary. Playing league softball has been a pleasure of his for many years. Mr. DeRue, the class of 1987 would like to thank you sincerely for all that you have done for our class and all that you continue to do for the students of Marion Central School. Love, Iulie Bliek Co-Editor-in-Chief Mr. Paul DeRue It is with great pride and appreciation that we dedicate our 1987 NOIRAM to Mr. Paul DeRue, our teacher and friend. Mr. DeRue was born and raised in Sodus. He is the oldest of eleven children. He was active in high school playing basketball for the Sodus Cherrytowners. He also played baseball and was a member of NHS. After Mr. DeRue graduated in 1960 from Sodus, he entered Cortland University, where he received a B.S. in mathematics. Later he attended classes in Brockport where he received an M.S. in 1970. Mr. DeRue began teaching at Marion in 1964. The list of Mr. DeRue's activities seems to be endless: coaching baseball, basketball, soccer, and track: advisor of the many senior classes and their magazine sales, sole coordinator of the senior fair booth, coordinator of faculty coffee fund: chief supervisor at soccer games, official of junior high basketball games: announcer and scorekeeper at basketball gamesya member of several faculty committees: and senior trip chaperone. It's apparent that Mr. DeRue's vocabulary doesn't include the word No. Mr. DeRue became subject area coordinator for the junior-senior high school math department in 1978. He was chosen by the I IE. Qi When I must leave you for a little while, Please go on bravely with a gallant smile And for my sake and in my name Live on and do all things the same - Spend not your life in empty days But fill each working hour in useful ways Reach out your hand in comfort and in cheer, And I in tum will comfort you And hold you near. Helen Steiner Rice XX-77 ICJRS Q Fla--ls FURCW PIE. 91.3 .1' .13 Jul As we sort through the pieces of our class's history, we find many special times. Kindergarten started with 125 little kids entering the big elemen- tary school. We were all really scared - being away from our parents for such a long day. Kim Pfromm was so scared that the principal had to coax her off the bus. Kim Baker made paper hearts and arm stickers for everyone in Mrs. Albertson's class. We all had our special moments this year. In February, we saw the Shrine Circus. Kristin Lehr found it hard to sit down, she made several trips to the bathroom. Our first year was a busy one. In ad- dition to the circus , we put on several plays and visited the zoo. When we retumed the next year for first grade, we knew what was going on. Several members of our class put on the play The Littlest Angel. Andy Boerman was always competing to be first in line. When Iill Garlipp was quiet, she was really quiet, but when she talked, she really talkedlll Sheila Iohnson was usually quiet, but always smiling. Always anxious for show and tell were Paul Adriaansen and Sue Morgan. Michelle Salisbury OFFICERS 1 Pres. -- A. BSit9l', Treas. - H. BOV6, Vice Pres. was Q social butterfly ... every Week she had Q new - I. Miller. Absent: Sec. - I. Garlipp. friend. Math Equations were no problem for Bobbie Sue Sullivan. This year was highlighted by our various bicentennial events. We made two covered wagons, dressed in our bicentennial costumes, and paraded from room to room. At the end of the year, some of us went to Loew's Theatre in Pittsford to see Peter Rabbit. The memorable times continued into second grade. Lori Schoonerman was quoted as saying I don't know why, but Michael Bulkley keeps asking me to chase him outside. In the fall we visited The Apple Shed, where we watched cider being made. Steve Diehl brought his banjo to school one day and played it for his class. Ieff Henrie won a trophy for Iunior Wrestling. Known for being the fastest runner as well as the poem-memorizer was Anthony Bonetti. Kathleen McMahon and Peggy Mooney were known for being the most ladylike. Iim Mack helped the firemen show us the proper way to hold a fire hose nozzle. It was a year filled with lots of fun, hard work, and real good friends! Third grade was the year for field trips. Some classes visited the Rochester Museum and saw the Mr. Energy Show while other classes visited the Planetarium. Iackie Leno and Lonni LaFave were the champs of the Readathon. Lisa DeMay was the science expeg on polliwogs. Bill Seppeler was known for his creative dreams while behind the file cabinetzgl 'Star WarsfEak was Dean Amslery We finished our year with a picnic at Forman Park in Pultneyville. 'FTW' l' F ' F 'i' Fourth grade was a year for drama. Mrs. Dixon's class put on the play Tom Sawyer's Treasure Hunt with Tom played by Terry Ihrman, Huck by David Adams, Becky by Iennifer Miller, Aunt Polly by Iulie Bliek, Mrs. Harper by Kim Drake, Injun Ioe by Ken Gallivan, and Amy Lawrence by Tammy VanLare. Her class also put on The Toothache Mystery. Lori DeLyser, Margaret Mousso, and Missy Rice had their own boy watching club. Our trip to the museum was cut short because school closed early due to a snowstorm. It was another busy and productive year. forever and the theme song was 1Naver-say- Nb aiting for with both anticipation and anxiety if. When we became fifth graders, we changed classrooms for every subject. In English, we had several action-packed games of Jeopardy and also gave speeches. Mr. Wolfanger's class had several boys vs. girls spelling bees. The girls destroyed the boys with a record of 23-l-1 for the year. This year we par- ticipated in Field Days. Our end of the year party was at the Town Park. We finally reached the sixth grade. We were the big kids of the school. Our year began with an election for president of the class. The two political sides were the Stars and the Stripes. Frank Horton visited our school to congratulate Mike Bulkley on becoming president of the sixth grade. Some of us had fun working in the elementary school store. Towards the end of the year, we had the Spring Fl- ing. Many of us were awarded titles Qsome remain with us this yearj. We finished the year with our sixth grade graduation. When we entered the seventh grade, we reclaimed the honor of being the youngest in the building. We have fond memories of Swish-n-Spit. This year, our class project was the Trash Pick-Up. Some of us realized the penalty for having a squirt bottle in school. It was a very busy year as seventh graders. In Science class, we dissected our first frogs. We entered the eighth grade thankful that we were no longer the youngest in the school. The eighth grade turkey dinner was our class project this year. Many of us served food, sold tickets, or made posters for it. As ninth graders, we appreciated being allowed to choose some of the classes we wanted to be in. In math class we listened to Mr. DeRue's comy jokes. Our class project this year was selling Kadet Sta- tionery. Most of us were introduced to the dreaded Regents exams at the end of the year. Some of us even participated on IV sports teams. In tenth grade, the subject causing the most concem was biology. We rarely had a dull moment in biology lab: just love those frogs and pigsl The Sophomore Supper was our fund-raising activity this year. Eleventh grade brought the realization that we had one year left after this one. In Mr. Henrie's class, we compiled our own resumes and were constantly told we would fail the Social Studies Regents. In English with Mr. Rehor, we leamed about the correct pronunciation and spelling of words. Miss Brown's homeroom is remembered for getting the most office slips requiring students to report to the office after announcements. We sold candy bars this year for our class project. Finally, we became seniors. We were the big- gest kids in the school now. We had many fund raisers during this year. The activities began with the Senior booth at the Wayne County Fair. Selling magazines was our next big fundraiser. Henrietta the Eighth, a romantic comedy, was the title of the senior play. In March, the Senior Dinner Dance was held at Marvin's Country Club. Our senior trip in April provided us with great memories of New York City and Washington, D.C. The theme of the prom held at the Sunrise Hill Inn was Together Goodbye by Bon Iovi. And finally, what We've all - graduation. All of the pieces of the years before will hopefully be coming together now to form a solid foundation for the years ahead. Good luck to all of the seniors! Sheila Iohnson Kim Pfromm ADVISORS - I. Ramsey, I. Reinhardt, P. DeRue, B. Thompson. David Adams Wrestling 4: Ski Club 4: Senior Play 4 X is X L f Track 47 Senior Play 47 Bowling 4: Tennis lg Ski Club 45 Strategy Games 1, 2, 35 Photography Club 3, 4 Track 3, 4: Ski Club 1, 3: Soccer l, 2, 3, 47 Class Officer - Pres l, 27 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Senior Play 4 I Charles Aeckerle o,' Q 9 Soccerl 2 3 .lisa Cheryl Albano German Club 2, 35 Pres. 35 Baseball 2: Publications Club 37 Bowling 4: DI Dance Chairman 2, 3, 4 Paul Adriaansen French Club l, 25 Varsity Club 3, 45 Senior Play 4, Publications Club 41 Basketball Cheerleading 1, 4: Soccer Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Softball 3 Gerald Ameele Dean Amslef 10 W Softball 2: Soccer 1: Soccer Stat 2, 3: Tennis 4: Basket- ball Stats 2: Publications Club 3, 4: Student Council l, 2: French Club 1, 2, 3: Senior Play 4: NHS 3, 4: Sec. 4: Class Officer - Treas. 3 Travel Club l: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: French Club l, 2: FBLA 2: Publications Club 3, 4: Candids Editor 4: Senior Play 4: Student Council 4 Kimberly Baker Timothy Baker No Extra- Curricular Activities lulie Bliek Scott Bardo Alex Beiter Publications Club 3' 4: Co. Editor Softball 2, 4, NHS . , 3, 4: Beta Club 1: and Chief 4. Ger- . Bowling Club 1, 2, man Club 1, 2, 3, . 4- FBLA 1- senior 4? Sk' Club 1' 2' 3' ' ' 4: BOCES - Play 4: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 Cosmetology 3, 4 Musical-Light Crew 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1: Cross Country 3: Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: NHS 4: Publications Club 3: Model UN 4: Iuggling Club 4: Student Council 4: Library Club 1: Strategy Games Club 1, 2: Boys' State 3: French Club l, 2, 3: Senior Play 4: Class President 3, 4: Science Fiction Club 1 X. :P Tracy Bliek ll Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Iazz Band 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, 4: Vice 4: Senior Play 4 Pres. 4: Senior Play 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Andrew Boerman Kimberley Boise Senior Play 47 Ski Club 4: Bowling 4: Strategy Games 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 47 Soccer 1, 2: Boys' State 3: Library Club lg Model UN 4: Iuggling Club 45 French Club 1, 2 Anthony Bonetti Track 1, 2, 3, 47 Soccer 27 Bowling 2, 3, 4: Machine Shop 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 2: Class Officer 3, 4: Volleyball 2: Var sity Club 2, 3, 4: 1986 Iunior Marshall Heidi Bove 1 Band 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 47 Cross Country 45 Senior Play 4: BOCES - Food Service 3, 4 eww . V , Ieffrey Brugge Connie Bruni 4 ,Ji Michael Buckley Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Baseball 1, 3, 4 f Baseball 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: German Club 1. 2, 3: Travel Club l, Z: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Publications Club 4: Ski Club 4 Doug Chambers Travel Club 1: Library Club l, 2, 3: Strategy Games 2: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Treas. 3: Model UN 2, 3, 4: Co- Pres. 4: Tennis 4: Photography Club 4: SADD 4: Publications Club 4: Elementary Ed. 4: Senior Play 4 Bowling 1, 2, 3 A' A, l , V' 7 5'3 - ., x 0' ' ' Mark Trieskey .- YM it W' 'iv'L -l Ml ' if Band 1: Strategy Games l, 2, 3, 4: Model UN 2, 3, 4 Iames Coisman Soccer 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, , 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, K l ll tx hi Terri Day David DeFisher 13 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, Z, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2. 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross-Country 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Publications Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Musical 3, 4: Beta Club 1 Q Lori DeLyser Lisa DeMqy Band l, 2, 3, 4: Iazz Band 2, 3, 4: Musical 3, 4: Ten- nis 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Pres. 4: Senior Play 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: Sec. 3: Publications Club 3, 4 Roxanne Deleel Band l, 2, 3, 4: Iazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4 4 Timothy Deutschbein Track 1, 2, 4: Soccer 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Musical 1, 2, 3, 4: Strategy Games 4: Tennis 4 ,fs xy Q S Stephen Diehl Kimberly Drake 14 S Bowling 2, 3: Language Club 2. 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Iazz Band 4: NHS 3, 4: Musical 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Photography Club 4: Senior Play steven DUIUGP X X Ut! Dawn Fenlong -.f, x .P A - H9 ,A X 1 Cross-Country 1, 2: Bowling 2, 4: , Baseball 2 - C I R I m wv-ll' X Library Club 1: Choir l, 2: FHA 1: BOCES - Food Service 1, 2 Kathleen Fisk No Extra- Curricular Activities Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Musical 1, 2, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Publications Club 3, 4: Basketball stats 3, 4: Music Editor 4 Angela Fox Shawn Fox I5 Choir 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2: Marion Singers 3: Musical 3, 4: Strategy Games Club 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: All County 1, 2, 3: Iazz Band Z, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 2, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4 Kenneth Galhvan Iill Garlipp i J vj. vfib :UIQ t.a,z,nwvuuL- Mehssa Gotshall Darcie Hamlin ' I Kmgocg - Lcfvuj vu. .jlxeuvl Qfuww eww L' aww A! wyg I i I JLUMAJD Cgknv CQ: l ,260-fl-fcdf , - Y ,, IQAQ, Track 2, 3, 4: k b'L '6 'JJIWMNUJ Cross Country 3 Mui JfwG31f'.'ff Bin. 4:Wrestling 1,21 QLMJ ou-'LLL .f 3, 4: Varsity Club ' 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 42 Soccer 1, 2 Lfo.d-Q .ul . Q Student Council kjvlq-67k 1: Senior Play 4: CUM A J'-19 Boys' State 3 M4 ,314 Dfw lgaiifsi JM, be vQsuM.eM 'QQKX fum. .L' ff-'11 541 oc ,mktif Shawna Hartnagel ' ' M16 1033 M Ieffrey Henrie UZ, - '79 'QJQJ 776 ff 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: All County 1, 2, 3, 4: All State 1, 3, 4: Softball 1, Z, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Tennis 3, 47 Ski Club 1, Z, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Photography Club 4 Ieffrey Herman o ii BOCES - Auto Body 3, 47 Bowl- ing l, 2, 3, 4 No Extra- Curricular Activities Dawn Hughes Carol Hotel Band 1, 2, 3, 4: All County 1, 2: Iazz Band Z, 3, 4: Musical l, 2, 3, 4: Colorguard 2, 3, 4: Track 1: Soft- ball Z, 3, 4: Basketball Cheerleading 17 Varsity Club 3, 47 Wrestling Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: French Club 1, 25 Student Council 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4: Soccer l, 2: Iazz Band 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, Strategy Games 1: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4 Todd Hosbach Musical 1, Z, 3: Wrestling lp 45 Publications Club 4: Senior Play Todd Housel Strategy Games l, Z: Track 1, 2: Cross-Country 2: Bowling 1 Terry Ihrman Bowling 27 Stu- dent Council l, fx 11 ' Tennis 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3: Model UN 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Musical 1, 2, 3: Marion Singers 2: French Club 1, 2, 3: Publications Club 3, 45 Senior Ed. 45 Senior Play 45 Photography Club 4: Beta Club 1 Ski Club l, 2: Senior Play - Light Crew 2, 3, 47 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 Sheila Iohnson Ighn Kruse Student Council 3, 4, Senior Play 4: Ski Club 3: Wrestling 1, 2 M 3 N 1 9 9 . , , if ' txt Q Q, 1,1 ,ls . 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Q' Lonnie La Fave Kristin Lehr Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 4: All County Band 1, 3, 47 All County Choir 1, 2, 45 Iazz Band 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3: German Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Marion Singers Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 45 Musical Ac- companist 1, 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4 Soccer 1, 25 Band 1: Tennis 3, 47 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 35 Varsity Club 4: Publications Club 4: Art ED 4: NHS 3, 45 Treas. 47 Senior Play 4 Band 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Colorguard 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3. 47 Soccer Cheerleading 37 Basketball Cheerleading 3: Senior Play 45 German Club 1, 2, 35 Publications Club 3, 4: Co- Editor 4: Varsity Club 4: Photography Club 4 1 0 3 Q 1CICCIue1ine Leno Laura MacLaren Soccerl 2 3 4' ' ' ' ' BOCES - Auto Easketbau 1' 2' 3' Mechanics II 3 Iames Mack Ioanna Martz Basketball Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Sec. 4: Varsity Club 4: Colorguard l, 2, 3, 4, 5: Choir 1: Publications Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4 Disa McCarthy Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball 1, Z, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Student Council l, 2: NHS 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Class Vice President 2, 3, 4 Colorguard 3, 4: 4 ' .1-' x Kathleen McMahon Soccer 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 3: Basketball Cheerleading Z: Choir 1: Senior Play 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Student Coun- cil 3 Choir l, 2 Iennifer Miller Peggy Mooney 19 , . No Extra- Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sk1 Curricular Club 1' 2' 3' 4 Activities f . ,,i Susan Morgan Margaret Mousso ing 1, 2: Publica Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, 'ions Club 4? Wrestling Strategy Gauge? Cheerleading 2, ' A Soccer Cheerleading 3, Track l Ricky Noyes Kimberly Ptromm . Y, .ye Basketball l, 25 Bowling 2, 3, Track 2, 4 Class Officer lg Wayne Eagles Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ,X 1 the 1 Stacey Proseus Gary Prutsman Ir. 20 Band 1, 2: Bowl- Activities EEIEESEIGI Soccer 17 Track 35 Basketball l, 2, 3 Souphanna Rathamany Robert Rayfield S Wrestling 17 Model UN 4 Bowling 2, 3 Paul Reynolds Melissa Rice Bowling 1, 2: Ski Club 2, 3, 45 BOCES 3 ' N Musical 2, 3 . 1 M Kelly Rice Library Club 1, 2, 4: Choir l, 2 Musical l, 27 Soccer 17 Track l, 3: BOCES 3. 4 Patricia Richards Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 37 Color Guard 1, Z, 3, 4, 57 Capt. 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Publications Club 3, 45 Senior Ed. 45 Musical 1, 3, 45 French Club 1, Z, Senior Play 4 Troy Ridley Michelle Salisbury Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Choir 1, 2, 3: A11 County Choir 27 Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 4: Senior Play 4: Publications Club 3, 4: Faculty Ed. 47 French Club 1, 2: Student Council 1 Lori Schoonerman William Seppeler Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4: All County Band 3, 4 Marion Singers 3: Iazz Band 3, 47 Musical 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Senior Play 4 Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, Library Club 1, 3, 4: Varsity Club Basketball 17 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1 Basketball 17 Science Fiction Club 1, 2 Susan Somerville Robert Spina 22 Christine Steurrys Softball 25 Track lg Basketball 2: FBLA 47 Senior Play 4: Choir 1, 2: Ski Club li BOCES - Data Processing 3, 4 ! Michael Vallier ,F 1' Bowling l, Z, 3, 45 Senior Play 4: FHA 2: FBLA 1: Student Council 1, 35 Manager for Softball 2, Baseball 3, 47 Soccer 2, 3: Basketball 2 Softball 2, 4, FBLA 4: BOCES - Data Processing 3, 4 Laura Steurrys Roberta Sullivan Track l, Z, 3, 4, Cross-Country l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4: Strategy Games l, Z, 3: Bowling l, Z, 37 Senior Play 4 19 David Tumer Soccer l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Beta Club lg Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Choir lg BOCES - Cosmetology 3, 4 BOCES -- Auto Mechanics 3, 45 U Soccer l Tammy VanLare Track 1, 2 No Extra- Cross-Country 1 Curricular 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 . . . BOCES Actwmes Machine Shop 3. Iohn Verkey Michael Waeghe Library Club 1, 25 Senior Play 4: Strategy Games 1, 2, 3: Bowling 45 Ski Club 4: Beta Club 1: Musical 4 24 Stephen Wilsea SC Daniel Wilson Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling l To all the friends we've grown to love With whom we've laughed and cried, Remembering the fun and laughter The problems and the fears, And watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances And the new friends that we've met, High school days are precious but brief Where all your dreams start. It is not the end, but only the beginning Of a life you'll start anew, So, to the Class of 1987 We, the Class of 1988. Would like to thank you for all the memories For they will not be forgotten. We wish you all the luck in the world For a very successful future. .,'- it v , ' ' f ,V DAVID ADAMS V1 Hold onto your dream., Your wit, courage 'and determination have conquered yester- day's challenges. turning today's if possipiinies ffimorpwgomegrowfgytriumphs. . ' ' ,Remefvb9rWe10vs.rvw.S?e we believe in i . ' ' ' I V, .V 'Z' i ' , ' , A A A iffllqilr Y ,,-w Qu .m'9- in 0, 1 you with all ,.gpQth9aVmg ,V V V 'V - Mam,rDQa44nQug mxarcmi i A Whispers. May your great love for children en- courage you towards your college goal. Your love lor music be a constant source oi relaxation and enjoyment in your life. Remember, wherever your future takes you, . . your family is always with you. all you need to do is look deep within your ' heart. we'll always be there with you. With much love and pridefwe icon- gratulate you and your iellow graduates - ,The Class of 1987. V j . . V Love Dad, Mom, left, Betsy, Wendy. Paul and Ioey . V FF BRUG , YE .E,. you. Your dreams will come true Kimberly, just keep believing in yourself. May God bless and guide you. Love Mom, Dad, Paul and Kara Anne DAWN FENLONG You've always made us extremely proud. With your mature outlook on life and the direction you are headed, we know you always will. Love Dad and Mom , I EFF HENRIE In almost no time at all you've gone from a Little Rookie to a real Pro. You're now starting the next Aphase ol your llie as a SHEILA IOHNSON Congratulations on your many ac- complishments. Thanks for all your efforts. your cheerfulness and enthusiasm and for being a wonderful daughter. You are very special to us. Continue to use your talents and abilities to reach your goals and realize your dreams. We wish you good health, hap- piness and success on the years ahead. Love Mom, Dad and Steve LONNIE I.aFAVE We are very proud to call you our son. You are very special in so many ways. No matter what you have wanted in life you have always given it your very best. We want you to know that we are always here -forvyou and-that-we love you so very much. A I fi.-j1L9V9eA1YUY5 M'-lm' Wd and vglefie .7 1 btw . Q.-JA.'f-EURQJFJ' E3 IENNIFER MILLER We are very proud of all of your ac- complishments in school at M.C.S. You have always brought us great joy. So, to our Pride and Icy , we say congratulations. Love, Mom and Dad Miller PEGGY MOONEY A gift from God has grown up into a beautiful young lady. We love you very much. Always keep your eyes on God and he will help you reach your goal. Shoot for the stars. If you hit the moon . . . I-lallejuia Love Dad and Mom SUSAN MORGAN As your years at NI.C.S. are drawing to a closeflook forward with an open mind to the tunueuvrtthleagemess and anticipation Set high. vgithyouf deteminelson, LKRISTINLEHR A 'f.1aj't3P.'fQ:..Q I.ilQ1l35t555li53flfliit4'ytiii'A'i,WifPsqchieveA.whatever you set your l-Malik'-ffffmij1Ih5 Vlove4 you and wish you hap- Lw-1'.:x I - M-215' 1' fG1v'QYH+'f9f. meh' 991414 for pinessvand success in your life. fevvfrfhffts-esevtltffeucv sffereelsdtissverlfillieef' ff+.sfTf2Z11 f ' '-M one a Ned WP,1F?l9?l!'i!f?ffil5? Youhave htddeytis very ' accomplislirnentsg but most of you asa person: and a 'w'wiery'specl6ldaughteri' ' Go forth. become that lawyer and always know we love you and carry that love with you always. God Bless You and Keep You. With Love Always Mom and Dad P.S. We Love You Kris Lorri and Rob IACKIE LENO It seems like yesterday when you entered kindergarten. Now you are Graduating. Always remember that your family is very proud of you. You will always have our sup- port and love. Be the best that you can be - with God's help. Love Dad, Mom, Kim and Matt LAURA MacLAREN The words of William Shakespeare best describe our feelings toward you, In thy face I see the map of Honor, Truth, and Loyalty. Keep within your heart a place where dreams may grow. With Love Mom, Dad and Rachel I IM MACK You are our special miracle gift and we are thankful and proud of you, now go into the world just being who you are and Dare to be Different . Much Love Mom and Dad DISA MCCARTHY There have been many changes in your life in the last few years, some joyous, some adverse. It is said that adversity builds character, and so it has for you. You ave met these struggles and conquered hem your way. You don't get medals for thi N, but you have our proud recognition Y are . o , , - - .. -.1 .. . 'il' K....r You've given us eighteen great years and now you are about to turn the corner and start another journey. Right now we don't know where that journey will lead. We do know that if you maintain the ideals that you have shown thus far, you will be successful in whatever career you choose to pursue. Love Mom and Dad STACEY PROSEUS We've enjoyed watching you grow into such a fine son. We are very proud of you. Hope you find that special career your look- ing for. Best of luck. Love Mom, Dad and Brothers ROBERT RAYFIELD You're on your way to making your own life. Remember that to find happiness in life you cannot just live, you must love something worth while to live for. You are a terrific son and deserve the best. Love Mom KELLY RICE You are like a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. You love everyone and everything around you. To be with you is like floating in a pool, no storms and no waves. We will miss youl God will watch over you now. Mom and Dad MELISSA RICE You have never given us one dull mo- mentl You have always loved the loners and the hurting. You have always hated the groupie and the hurter. You've had many hurtles and still you fight with a spirit so few have. We believe this is part of God's special plan for you. You are the daughter we wanted so bad- ly. We love you very, very much. Mom and Dad MICHELLE SALISBURY LORI SCHOONERMAN Congratulationsll You're the daughter we waited so patiently for, which makes you extra special to us. How fast these I7 years have gone. Thank you for making our fami- ly complete and sharing your life and love with all of us through these years. We hope this will never change. Your smile and per- sonality should help you go far in life. Always stand up for what you believe to be right and only good should come to you. We wish you happiness and success in all you do. We love you very much. God Bless You Alwaysl Love Mom and Dad SUSAN SOMERVILLE We know that your days in school have not been the easiest, and that you have felt pressure to measure up to the standards set by others. We have enjoyed watching you grow into a lovely, considerate, generous and hard working young lady. We are very proud of you, and we hope for only the best for you. Love Mom and Dad ROB SPINA You have a bright future ahead of you. May you always use your mind and talents to the fullest. We love you. Mom and Dad CHRISTINE STEURRYS Thank you for giving us all those wonder- ful memories. Keep that great smile and always remember you are special. We love you and are proud to say that you are our daughter. Love Always Mom and Dad MICHAEL VALLIER We wish you the best of luck in college and always. Remember, you get out of life what you put into it. You are the best son any parents could ask for and I know you will never let us down as we will never let you down. I hope you miss us as much as we are going to miss you. I wish I could say, Now I am going to stop worrying about you , but I know I won't. Now that you're off to college you won't have to worry about your sister swinging a baseball bat at your head. I wonder what I am going to do with all the extra food I'll have in the house. My grocery bill will be cut in half. Take care and remember how proud we are of you and how much we love you. Love Mom, Dad and Lori MIKE WAEGHE Thanks for being the happy, easy going guy you are. Always keep that smile and sense of humor. We wish you the best in your future goals. Love Mom and Dad DANIEL WILSON Thank you very much for all those ex- al M f SENIOR BEST ATHLETES Lori and David MOST P.. GUMENTATIVE K1 isiin and Iim BEST LAUGH Disa and Paul o fg- rw,-0' gk.:-J L .Hx A4 FRIENDLIEST Souphanna and David MOST DEVILISH Kathleen and Todd MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Iennifer and Ieff SUPERLIATEVES BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST ARTISTIC Chris and Dean Laura and Rob MOST TALKATIVE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Iill and Tim Kim and Alex f f 4 BEST MUSICIANS BEST DRESSED Icrckie and Bill Cheryl and Lonnie Mx L. LaFave V I??McMahon Z oi. F. N E w.... -E7 A. Boermcm Miller Bove G. Prutsmcn nn. M. A. Q ,bf V T. Hansel M I. Henrie . L I h . T. VcmLure R. Sullivan rp: mm ,I ws, 5, vffi 'Q Q- 5 fs '- ' 1' - v l ' I1 SQ M1 ,dry aj wif I. Mack v I f .b , Z 2 A . Q : . . ' ' ' L. Delyser 1 P. Adriaansen D. McCarthy A , L. MacLaren 94'-5' f D. DeF1sher D. Hughes L. Schoonermcm A. Beiier ,Y 5 -gm 'FK W 8 ,. ..' has .. 5 J 1 J x ...ix S 'Q M. Vcxllier C. Aeckerle Leno I. Kruse K. Boxse M. R1ce -'Q T. Hosbach .55 Q31 Hannon M. Bulkley I. Coisman K. Fxsk C. Hotel D. Fenlong . . K 9 ,u 5... C. Bruni R. Deleel P. Richards K. Galhvcm S. Somerville K. Lehr Q., ...,, .,x4may S. Morgan I fm., as. S. Iohnson GAM E S -I.. I'm innocent! Don't look at mel 6 'NL 'Q 0 Who, me? Be Reall 11 sm!! lo, .M Senior Spirit Free Form Come and Get It uf A fd.. if S 1 . 14- 'fly .A -L. ff Q ,. f . L, - ,f a ,K ,arty X , Hey guys, what about me? Waiting for Sean Penn. f.adBKA Pop Tart Freak Grr... r' Gotcha! She s mine S ,gl Sweet Sensations N' 4 71 Marion Muruthoners Precious Pair ls 'Lv' E wJ Foursome Mousekctteer One Bad Stud ,gf ann..-tar .H 4! Q-It realy... , 4 1 -sau 4 5 1 5 its M, v 15.2 Sl .S . Roxanne at her bestl Ride 'em cowgirls 449- , t , M, ug.-- N v-..,, Y. .,,. , .R Q,-'ral-1 . if 5. 'f S.-f GO Rob GOI 5- :Q-:Q 77 jf jfijr' TTT?-Li H ff33f3f ,gl'9i ATP! gf'-'QL ,f t ew- ,rt i'.'Q 1' ' '. .' 1 ' 'ft Q ' s , ,af--32 X t . A . , ' -e 'N Q X J lf' f t tfifi' ' O 'N' xx 4 J -640 . A --, Eng! ' V1 l - I E J Hang in therel The day After GO SENIORSH! IN -.ra ug Don't talk about me Got cr Problem? A deep thought. 35 - v SENIOR BOOTH O MARION gg Q fl?-1 CL 50, 'l'15a7 Bur er Buddies 3 l ? l ' ' '87 Rose above the Grease! lun le 1+ 'aff 1'- Y. rss, E' M 36 M ., ,mx Q X - IAQ!! I 4 l f rf DeFisher Dilemma Welcome to Al's Diner DeRue Directs me 5 Flex xt . . . for reall Fnendly Fry Glrls K' Ye? 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D rv M' ' ASV ' 2- W e E is , we 'Nav' 3,H' 1 'Kuff-,.Ma.41', V' A , , -' A yi K. nl :lbw -14, , .NA' A wi , 5q,'-gf W J fd x ,,,, Kp ' K . r 59 .wws :1'k45,'. , , i 5 V ff X, 1 1 . , U if A 1 it ' t ' i It's not helping, Carrie. Two Crumbs in bed He's looking this wcxyll if Q ,. Whcxt is it this time? Flash it Ah. I feel better now. 1 ,C 1 M,J': I -- f.-sig ' .. -v ua. Did you hear . . . If looks could kill . . . Which way did HE go ? V f' '45 T -w',-,yi J K my W' K 15, ' .Af W.:-Tiff- w 'N . --,um 'Zigi' I' ,.., ,Nw , 1,4 oc o men I bf- rw WW Let's Best Friends xg s all here in K :1',!'fsiJ 'i Y f-5' ,'+vm... Devastatlng Dan Coffee! Take it anyway Pqrfy Anlmqlgl , . ,- 331 ,. 46 Shot 4965402 Little Rabbit Fufu Marvelous Mooney - r f .. we iff G .Mar Dahl Temhc Tammy ' ' We're Bored! Atiack Ham i 2 Watch 'em Willy Three-'s a Crowd Show those .-H.-.1 gf.. -x 9: ...J .IW Lights out, girlsl aff Pals to the end Y , . ww-. I . ,, Y-Q2. ., .. fm Q x. ll 'vn- Everybody smile! .. Q, i 4 , 4-wJ ,fi Pr V-4' fi' gf' Mfg 'Q ik K-2 - ' A Q - 315- 2 ' '4 J if A 1 1+ -:upon A Q-r :ASS - EJ 1.913585 sins I 1 50 ,I 'AHIFN 'IM MISS COSTELLO - Row 1: L. DeLue, T. Noble, T. Fleegel, N. Grace, K. Bliek, C. Walker, B. Casey. Row 2: T. Klaver, V. Martin, D. Hayes, K. Larwood, A. White, I. Van Vranken, H. Levan, D. Derck. Row 3: C. Adriaansen, M. Hubright, R. Curtis, D. Kamens, I. Neufeld. D. Diesti, T. Thompson, M. Stappenbeck. A ' . ,, . .' 'W I. .5-' Mfg MR. STOKER - Row 1: D. VanDerMeere, R. Nevelizer, B. Dickinson, M. PerrL4D. Allen. K Herbert, K. Girard. Row 2: R. Smith, T. LaBarr, T. Hunter. I. Roland, T. Stewart, I. CooneyfB Al-Iendricks, I. Wunder. A. Keenan, L. VanCassel1e. Row 3: I. DeSanto, D. Weeks, A. DeBri1yne M. Naughton, A. Muschick, R. Lehr, M. Arneele, P. Frizelle, D.Gabriel1e, I. Rayfield. 1 JUQFIIQRS 1 rx! 7 . fic fm' lf' ' fxffedhl MR. ROODS - Row 3: M. Foti. D. Baker, M. Hubright. L. Gardner, D. McClellan, D.. Weeks, T. Kamens, K. Aeckerle, T. Shoemaker, M. Ameele, R. Lehr. Row 2: S. DiMuro,-E. Brown, M. Wilson, S. O'Conner, T. Ridley, G. Tokoya, M. VcmDenBeckens, B. Hendricks, K. De yser, D. 'Sfeun'ys. Row 1: S. Hulzier, H. Nevelizer, L. Klug, I. Davis, K. Lewis, H. Deyo. 1ARIUN I- J I 11 I It X . - 1 X . I . ' MIIB. is , ' U, MP' ' if,-4 I MRS. BENTON - Row 1: M. VerPlank, D. Rochow, I..Flack, M. Dickinson, P. Stcmton, D. Godsey. Row 2: I. Billings, I. Cantwell, C. Welch, M. Swift,R,'S. Dupre, C. Almy, D. Hicks, K. Leno, R. Nelson. Row 3: C. Adderly, C. Mqddock, K. Schrcxider, S. VcxndeVeld, R. Mcxrchondia, R. DeHucm, R. Demiis, T. Cunningham, D. Hcxbermehl. GLASS J? 191.391 -1,5 les.. 1 J s . 'ff 3553 Y 5 , I , ..., v 5 MS. SNYDER - Row 1: P. Majewicz, I. Wessie, L. Vandenneere, L. Gramley, L. Fonte, T Elias, L. Russel. Row Z: S. Mullen, M. Suhr, K. Blie, E. Oswald, A. Breemes, I. McCarthy, T. Kaper, D. Camp. Row 3: D. Cossaboon, I. Lammers, A. VanLare, T. Stenzel, L. Phillips, K. Dennis. YA RX Q? I MR. 'FILLING - Row 1: B. Ponte, D. VanderMere, P. Lutz, M. Oque, S. Reiss. Row 2: D. Stritzel, C. Phillips, M. Maynard, R. Becker, A. Karpp. N. Spina, Row 3: W. Tilling, I. VanGee, M. Fox, I. Crawford, T. Lackey, C. Dukes, C. DeSanto, L. ra ey, V. Mooney. S JPHE JIJIQREBS t fir X? MR. KEEPER -- Row l: K. Kuhn, M. Cuvelier, D. Thompson, I. Brugge, D. Storey, S. Smith. Row 2: L. Dolan, M. Clevenger, A. Wells, C. Miller, S. Schreiber, S. Young, R. Petty, S. Wise. Row 3: I. Lehr, T. Kaper, B. Bove, B. Godsey, T. O'Connor, P. Rathamuny, C. Fisher. WW MRS. STERCHI - Row l: I. Boermcm, P. VcmLare, I. Diehl, C. Hamlin, M. Leggue, I. Brozoski. Row 2: M. Homin. G. Schojcm, A. Fisher, C. Furguson, I. Newby, S. VunDerMeere. Row 3: C. Klimuszewski, B. Whitney, F. Palazzo, M. Ccruwels, R. Surline, M. McKessy. N I f, V , Q., .ii J! is f 'I i Ii' U? GLASS QL? 1 99 W .fi fsffws fl i ig. 'x kk :kk - I L 1A -ff ' 4.15. . . . x di MRS. MILLER - Row 1: I. Fanelli, L. Vallier, V. LaFave, K. Bigley, L. Murray, P. Duke, K. Bade. Row 2: I. Prutsman, I. DeLeel, L. Tokaya, P. Keams. T. Grevell, A. Smith, B. Camp, T. Gallivan, K. Haskins, I. Miller. Row 3: A. I. Wild, E. Huff, V. Brown, I. Hoeffen, I. Wolcott, G. Rybak, D. Bradstreet, T. Taylor, I. Flack. 1 ga , iff' . ' 3 MR. PEDEN - Row 1: D. DeMay, M. Shafer, S. Hoffman, M. Fleegel, K. Haberle, G. Lock, M. Tellier. Row 2: F. Billings, M. Reinhardt, D. Wilson, H. Kelly, W. Baize, S. Gropp, K. Bruinix, L. VanLare, H. Chauncey, K. Wunder, G. Moon. Row 3: S. Hughes, G. Storey, I. Dukes, M. Adamski, D. Maynard, M. Trieskey, M. Fanelli. C u1Q.f.-531530159 1 9:11 N. I1 Y., Q MR. WALLACE - Row l: R. Nelson, T. Kuhn, K. Mujewicz, K. Stevens, T. Breen, S. Salisbury. M. Christie, F. Smith. Row 2: P. Wolfcmger, P. Crisp, M. Freyn, S. Wcrlzer. M. VcmCcxmp, D. Stritzel. Row 3: M. Iesse, H. Attridge, K. Rowell, T. Gropp, S. Farrcxro, T. Doud, T. Miller, W. Smith. MRS. DQPOINT - Row l: T. Kcxper, K. Deyo, H. Worthington, K. Gcxllivcm, L. Brooks, K. Smith, T. Sergent. Row 2: K. Rcxthamcmy, I. Fires, N. Vc1nCusse1, D. Spina, N. Leggue, S. Monroe. Row 2: P. Baker, D. Clarke, B. Mcxlette, I.Oswc1ld, C. Guest, T. Welch, W. Rycxn. .,.J. .,.JN-J.,n. .X .,.J.N E' 1iE.:JHZ.afIL.:. gg-:f.T'j'V N A ear ahv- MRS. PEZZA - Row 1: I. Frederick, S. Hall, I. Beiter, W. Higbee, D. Madison. Row 2: W. Iohnson, M. Moyer, N. Thompson, L. Porterfield, G. Arnold, B. Howard. Row 3: R. Caldwell, C. Swift, C. Trout, P. Fisk, D. Dibble, M. Simmons, H. Bradley. Row 4: M. Edwards, B. Wise, C. Miller, I. Rudolph, M. DeMareo, S. VanDenBeckens, T. Besaw. Absent: S. Savino. Fifi MRS. RAMSEY - Row l: P. Alampi, K. Fisk. W. Spencer, H. Young, C. Klaver, M. McLouth. Row 2: R. Hadlock, S. Ressue, S. Hosbach, B. Trombley, R. MacLaren, H. Cunningham, K. Bulkley, L. VanOoyen, R. Huntley. Row 3: D. Desens, R. Wilson, A. Bishop, D. Edinger, T. Ten- nity, W. Newton. Absent: C. Franko, C. Hicks, I. Martin, G. Shoemaker, R. Cuthbert. al V0 Ni rv' -4 fo! -40 X! A . A Ji vi Val' EH' 'CGYHF EJH G-RJL 3 G Q 'Q' I X 'N iss 'Tl . Q A g I . MRS. FLEEGEI. - Row 1: S. Otto, C. Miller, K. Smith, S. Beormcxn, B. Flynn, T. Vice, I. Sackett. Row 2: I. Adams, P. Rebis, I. Spitz, T. East, S. Swczriel, B. Witney, K. Hendricks, I. Karasinski. Row 3: I. Mander, C. Sewcrrt, I. Mousso, L. Deyo, D. Luckmun, T. Steurrys. O. Morales. QQ.. MR. TROUT - Row 1: D. Wise, B. Sick, I. Fredrick, C. Edinger, I. Bonafede, I. MacDonald, L. Couperus. Row 2: P. Miller, D. Stochwell, C. Salerno, A. Trombley, S. Ressue, K Green Row 3' 1. Ameeln, D. Kuinski, W. Hutchinson A. Dickinson, c. wnunn, M. sinnh, I. Mimnwn, cf Phillips. xugx W M - I. , ,, A ' 9 7 Lx gk? 'Sr nv ' Q 'V ' L V'w W1 Y 1 A . if . ,J I' rg' .I ,ev of QF 1. 392 J, -1- MR. STRICKLAND - Row 1: D. Goebert, T. Marchionda, S. Iohnson, A. Treible, I. Austin, K. Salisbury, D. Frost, G. DeRue. Row 2: P. Rathamany, M. Wemesfelder, R. Stevens, C. Fanelli, T. Hunter, R.Mi1es, R. LaRose, R. Cleyson, D. VanNort, T. Breedlove, K. Smith. mf: as fs ,. iicfw MRS. LANNON - Row 1: D. Cowley, P. Dukes, I. Otto, I. Spencer. Row 2: T. Marchionda, S. Florack, T. Graham, M. Dickson, K. VanLare, I. Gardner. Row 3: B. Weeks, D. Huber, A. Sick, M. Kancler, E. Bierce, S. Remmel. 321' VEQFITE1 GRA B MRS. MALCHOFF - Row l: M. Steurrys, A. Richards, C. Tetlow, R. Hussy, I. DeLyser, I. Chat- terson, D. Girard. Row 2: S. Madison, I. Iohnson, T. Frizelle. E. Hamlin. Row 3: G. Smith, N. Bliek, I. Wells, R. DiMuro, B. Pinkerton. L. Hubright. 1 fruit r MR. QUILL - Row 1: C. Logue, D. Urbanik, M. Smith, I. Couperous, M. Reinhardt, C. Sergent, C. Murphy. Row 2: I. Huntley, I. Hoffen, I. Graham, B. Furgeson, C. Iackson, M. Kancler, C. Baker. Row 3: I. Wallington, A. Stoker, K. Briggs, T. Flint, W. Wallington, T. Diseaser. f . I I n S: in H'L'CfZiif'Ej G' MASS C3Eu'EJ'LGE3Ri-S 10th GRADE - Row 1: I. Lammers, President, K. Kuhn, Vice-President. Row 2: K. Bliek, Secretary, I. McCarthy, Treasurer. 60 N I llth GRADE - Row 1: K. Bliek, Vice-President, C. Adriaansen, President. Row 2: M. Swift, Treasurer. Row 3: P. Stanton, Secretary. 9th GRADE - Row 1: D. DeMay, President. Row Z: I. Miller, Vice-President. Row 3: M. Reinhardt, Secretary, N. Haskins, Treasurer. -' gi. H CJTLIIASEJ - '5JF'u'E9E3'1i5-S3 XI I I Q 'I Q, sF .'.s .. N E 1 '7 Q? Q? 1 8th GRADE - Row l: D. Luckman, L. Brooks, T. Doud, I. Fredericks. Row 2: K. Smith, T. Sargent, B. Smith, I. McDonald. Row 3: C. Miller, T. Kaper, T. Welch, T. Gropp, T. Kuhn, A. Dickinson, S. Ressue. X 7th GRADE - Row 1: I. Gardner, B. Furguson, S. Iohnson, I. Wells. Row 2: S. Remmel, W. Worthington, D. Goebert, D. Girard. Row 3: S. Florack, K. VanLare, K. Sargent, C. Murphy, A. Richards, I. Chatterson. V V I i r i SPQREIP A GIRLS ffJRAU'Ei -...r...u.a.a I+J n u.n l n.J ikjf r:.f..'gl' -2-1-W . - 'flgp-'W' 5 'X ' sv-I.1,jj,-Katia,-., .,, -.H . . I: .Ju - .sm .l. in Row l: T. Cady, T. Shoemaker, L. Gramley, L. Gramley. Row Z: B. Shay, P. Richards, B. Brunni, C. Bnmni, B. Casey. Row 3: I. Boerman, I. Schermerhom, B. Iackson, I. DeWandel. A. DeRue, I. Garlipp, C. Kilinski. Row 4: H. Levan, T. Elias, K. McClellen, D. Weeks, L. DeMay, B. Godsey, Coach Tilling. We started the season slowly, partly because we had only seven people return from last year's section 5 class C championship team. This year our team had 23 members. We all hated that word Mr. Tilling would call us. PUPPIES ? Well we proved him wrong by winning our last three meets, taking the Wayne County class C championship. At sectionals we finished third just 10 points out of first. We had four first place finishes: 1600 relay fLisa DeMay, Carrie Kilinski, Audrey DeRue, Deb Weeksj and two more wins for Deb Weeks the 400H and 400M open, and the 3200 relay ILisa DeMay, Iill Garlipp, Audrey DeRue, Deb Weeksj. Also getting places were Lisa DeMay fifth in the 8007 Iane DeWandel fifth in the 100 and sixth in the 2007 Becky Iackson third in the discus, Iean Schermerhorn fourth l00h. Kim McClellan placed second in the Penthathlon. We hope to do even better next season. SENIORS - Row 1: I. DeWandel. Row 2: I. Schermerhom, A. DeRue. Row 3: B. Iackson. Wayne County lane DeWandel 100m 2nd lst Class C Iean Schermerhom 100 m H 4th 81 400m - Relay team 2nd Aurey DeRue Long lump 3rd - lst Class C Iean Schermerhom Triple lump lst Class C G: - Becky Iackson Discus 3rd Lisa DeMay 800m 2nd - lst Class C lane DeWandel 200m - lst Deb Weeks 400 H - 3rd Deb Weeks 400m 2nd - lst Class C Pent. -- Kim McClellan Znd, lst Class C 3200m Relay - 2nd, lst Class C 1600 Relay - lst Marion 'on 81 rion Pal-Mac 85 alrion Williamson 78 Marion 77 I' Marion 50 Marion LYOUS 52 I Marion IGCk91 39 l . ... .f 1 'sy Prim: W ' ' ' l!'f4yI i., 39? W1 V F .,. Maui? .JI nhq B0 Y S V'.f..liSI.'il-'BUY' ILJRJLGES U-ilk ,A-,I ,..,,,. Jai. gk , .. mb-D Row 1: R. Spect, K. Martin, I. Henrie, S. Reiss, I. Wallington. M. Howie, D. Delfisher, M. Stappenbeck. Row 2: S. Roglers, D. Cossaboon, R. Spina, D. Thompson, D. Howie, B. Hendricks, I. Cooney, I. Lammers, T. Habecker, B. Seppeler, D. Moon. Row 3: Coach Erb, K. Larwood, T. Thompson, R. Petty, F. Palazzo, M. Swift, I. Brugge. D. Hicks, M. Vallier, R. Rayfield. K. DeLyser. M. Lee, S. Iohnson. I. Flack, Coach Christie. The i986 edition of the Orange Express finished the season as undefeated Wayne County overall cham- pions. With a perfect record of 8 and 0 the Knights were ranked in the top l5 schools in Section 5 by the Democrat Chronicle. Four school records were set in 1986 and one tied. 'I'he team averaged 99.3 points per meet during the season. We were very ably led by l 1 seniors. Lost to graduation were Todd Note, Mike Withey, Ron Spect, Pat Hall, Ieff Lammers, Steve Iohnson, Keith Martin, Dennis Moon, Scott Roegiers, Tim Habecker, and Mark Lee. These seniors only lost 3 league meets in 4 years of competition and had a combined 32-6 overall 4 year record. They will be missed. Mark Lee was our leading scorer with 124 points on I8 first places. He set the MCS high jump record at 6'4 and was the Class 8 sectional champion. Mark received the Bill White Memorial Award for l986 as our most valuable player. Also on awards night, Tim Habecker, a 5-time letter winner was presented with the Alan Bushart Memorial Award for his outstanding career and leadership. The team was not all seniors, however, and many underclassmen retuming for 1987 have thoughts of their own about retaining the county title. Returning for 1987 in distances are Mike Vallier, Rob Spina, Mike Swift, and Ieff Henrle. Ion Lammers. Ken Delyser, Doug Hicks. Dave Delfisher, Ken Gallivan, Iay Cooney, and many others should have something to say about where the trophy goes next year. The team ended its season with a second place finish at the sectional meet at Brockport. We scored a school high 93 points only to be runner up to a very strong Cal Mum team. Walt'll next year. Zli, IU gr! A j,-gfff L11-f dnl! if fbi! ytdmlvj Wy if A W5 OAQW-7 '1 fwfr yfv Anya .1 jraif Five! yfdf deff 0 jff4f faffvf ff find' Kuff 6 fill! fffzfrgf guard YE 6 I A I g 4kAW4ENlORS-Row nr. ' li A ',. Habecker, K. Martin, . . ' Q Q s e-I -- '- S. Iohnson, D. Moon. i Y . will gl 'L ' 'M My 5 ' Row 2: R. Spect, S. Y V' Q .f 'R fi ' 1 hs in 1 Roglers, D. Howie, M. i if o fr - t 1' Q , Lee, V' af 'v ,.. ' N' ' V' , . .1 , lf Q: if ,. ' -if . lg-i, in Q L4 l , 4 1 5 . , I. - I V. y ' 2 ' . , ak 'iff '- 7.1 'f' Mfr . .- -. -t r--RJ 65 -' :i..H1G?Hfn1'.:A.Ci2i .. K N .V IR. HIGH TRACK fBOYS1 - Row l: B. Howard, G. Moon, K. Hen- dricks, T. Miller, D. Desens, K. Rowell, C. Guest. Row 2: K. Morse, Coach DeRue. Row 3: D. Edinger, I. Adams, S. Otto, W. Higbee, T. Gallivan, T. Taylor, M. Adamski. Q r . A its, l triifllv kk . 1 i .1 X ' L-.-T . . -i..-.f ' it Q' The Ir. High Track Season was cr very successful one with the boys enjoying a 5-2 season while the girls were 3-4. In the coun- ty meet we finished 3rd, and the team had 6 first places. Tim Gallvin, Mike Adamski, Lois Porterfield, and Marcie Tellier, were chosen outstanding 2 year performers. Pam Miller and Kelly Deyo were chosen 7th graders of the year. lv . w ., .1 ' v. U f -x - w -r A - Q M, me , y wg - g. 1 .F K S X A 3453 'K , K A . C51 I. Q K J :J .Qin . , . + A-tn. f I, - v , 'Lf V Wa' of .25 flfigfdy IR. HIGH TRACK IGIRLS1 - Row 1: H. Cunningham, M. Tellier, L. Brooks, N. VanCassele, C. Swift, P. Miller, Coach Taylor, L. Porter- field. Row 2: C. Trout, N. Haskins, H. Worthington, K. Deyo, M. Christie, M. Smith, R. MacLaren. -' Q.-3. ' JASE' JAH' IIII B, iw 5 'L Q 35332 f 5 SI' 'V Row 1. D DeMc1y, I. Beiter S Ressue, S. Hughes S Hosbach. Row 2 M. Shafer, T Welch I. Fr ' . , . , . : . , ed Miller. Row 3: D. Dibble, T. Temmity, S. Hull, I. Miller, T. Doud, K. Grcxsyck, Couch Dibble. -1-g .QN- 2142 Ffh.- 'DO'-1' ' -.9 erick, I. Prutsmcm, P. Kearns, C fxfxflkk 4 L 1 1 lik Rfk X -y,...-4.,-,. cw ' I Y-Qziwg . 4:61 VA.: iS1. TY JASEJALL WN N10 N Row 1: D. Wilson, S. Diehl, R. Sherow, M. Bulkley, A. Bonetti. Row 2: S. Brown, D. Chambers, S. Taber, R. Brozoski, I Wunder T Hosbach. Coach: Mr. George Strickland. The 1986 edition of Black Knight Baseball compiled a 7 win-9 loss record. However, for the second conservative year Marion gained the Class B Division title, as they were beaten only once by B teams. Iunior Dan Wilson was the team's leading hitter as he ripped at a .429 clip, and struck out just one time in 37 at bats. Dan rotated as a pitcher, first baseman, and played the outfield. Special recognition also goes to Steve Brown who stepped in after missing his junior year due to an il- lness and did an excellent job of catching all 18 games this season. Another junior, Anthony Bones Bonetti, hit an impressive .333 played at 3rd base, short stop, or in the outfield and stole an impressive 16 bases in 16 attempts. Rob Sherow led the pit- chers with 4 wins, 2 losses, most K's and threw the fewest base on balls. Marion was honored by having three players named to Wayne County All-Star Znd team, Roman Brozoski at 3rd base, Rob Sherow - infield, and Dan Wilson - outfield. The 1986 Bill White Award winner, the team player voted most valuable player by his team mates, was Roman Brozoski. Roman led the team in number of hits, in RBl's and in doubles f5l. He slapped 2 home rims and batted .327 while pitching 2 wins and 2 losses. Section V play saw a first round win, before a extremely disappointing loss to Lyons, a team Marion had defeated twice previously. Seniors, you'll be missed and not easily forgotten. 4. X- H.. l SENIORS - Row 1: S. Taber. Row 2: R. Sherown, l. Wunder, Row 3: S. Brown, R. Brozoski. x1..,:-,- . n fu 1, n 'VE-is iSITY' S JFILJBALL ' an Q 'd.4Q,1j,'g..-thai. xjf 'C'- YI? Row 1: W. Verbridge, L. Vallier, H. Chauncey, B. Hutt. Row 2: R. Curtis, D. Hamlin, K. Lehr, I. Miller, P. DeBruyne, L. Cossaboon. Row 3: K. Aeckerle, K. Fisk, L. Gardner. L. DeLyser, C. Albano, D. Hughes, Coach Costello. The Varsity Softball team struggled to a 7-11 record this year. While the offense did its share of hitting, a shaky defense allowed an average of 9 runs per game. The Lady Knights finished the season in 6th place overall and 3rd place within the B division. Receiving All-Star Awards were: Rachel Curtis, Honorable Men- tion, Wendy Verbridge, 2nd team all star, and Darcie Hamlin. lst team all-star. SENIORS - Row 1: P. DeBruyne, L. Cossaboon. Row 2: B. Hutt. Row 3: W. .. Verbridge. JV' JASEBALL . . S . . ..e.rz ' bf I9 Y g'1fygV' ' .f ef S S.. -f Y .M .N - L s .a - if Q 2 Z Q fl If 9 , FY 'X ml' LJ .. I ' 2 Row 1: R. Becker, I. Newby, R. Lehr. G. Schojcm. Row 2: P. Rathamcmy, M. VcmdenBeckens, C. Miller, T. Stewari, Coach Taylor. Row 3: D. Camp, I. Wunder, S. DiMuro, M. Clevenger, C. Adricxansen, A. Keenan. A A if if S JEULLJBSALL i,w'.' 4.4 . f A 3 ..M-- , ,Q -n il 1 :yd T ,XJ . FL .H tiff! T A lm T wi... .ag f' t GIRLS I. V. SOFTBALL - Row 1: T. Klaver, A. Breemes, I. Brugge. Row 2: B. Dickinson, H. Kelly, L. Russel, D. Stritzel, M. VerPlank. Row 3: T. Kaper, A. DeBruyne, M. Hubright, K. Leno, D. Gabriel, B. Bove, C. Hamlin, Coach Nolton. The girls IV Softball team had a good season this year. Since we had quite a few power hitters, most of the games were ended early because of the 15 run rule. The girls' defense was tested really only twice, against Wayne and Pal-Mac. We lost both games to Wayne and one to Pal-Mac to end the season with a record of 10 wins and 3 losses. Qgxb' M2232 0 Clyde-Sav. LJ M ' l Wa ne do Sodis fa We VM -I5 Iwi' MQW' wwe! 72 BUYS 'f-E.u31FJ':FJ'1'S N ,. 3 ' ' . f Q4 t , ' R'?'9'fi-9iiw.4Q- . ' wk-A . I nuh- Row l: S. Mullin, A. Wells. Row 2: C. Ferguson, A. Karpp, S. Schrieber, P. Majewicz. Row 3: N. Spina, A. Beiter, Coach Thomas, C. Klimaszewski, R. Henrie. Absent: S. Hoffman. Only one member of the boys' tennis team was above ninth grade, and their record reflected their inexperience. Pete Ma- jewicz, a freshman, was the team's most valuable player at first singles, and the team was honored at the end of the season with the Iohn DeGelleke Sportsmanship Award. GTIOU GiIfRfl?-IIS I EJ' 5i'fI1Nf ZS VARSITY - Row 1: K. Baker. Row 2: T. DCIY, I. Flack, D. Hamlin, D. Fenlong. Row 3: R. Curtis, L. MacLaren, S. Iohnson. Row 4: K. Girard, Coach Thomas. R. DeLeel. SENIORS - Row l: R. DeLeel. Row 2: K. Baker, D. Fenlong. Row 3: T. Day, L. MacLaren, D. Hamlin, S. Iohnson. Q . X Vw ,..... v! Y., H lo' 'f - Piss L Us JN' ,Hi , ' ' ii-ss' fi rw' .id 1 1. is 1' z 4 in 'i 31,6 Q 4 ytjm :X r- . X U V 2' I XX , if KP li J. . . K i Q. Q. in ' 1 W Q-1 ., s .4 Q K - Y 0 N up ' ' .,,:i,-it, .. X . . .aaaa . S. .ss . X .. 'I'he girls tennis team enjoyed its finest season ever with a record of 8 wins, 4 losses, and the Wayne County Class Championship. Number one singles player Dawn Fenlong was named to the county's first team All-Star squad, while Rachel Curtis and Kelley Girard were selected as second team members. These three, along with Laura MacLauren, represented Wayne County in sectionals in class C. Rachel was also crowned as class C singles champion at the annual County Play-offs. I.V. - Row l: E. Adams, S. Wise, Coach Henrie, W. Iohnson, C. Walker. Row 2: V. Martin, G. Arnold, S. Smith, A. White. This was the first year for a I.V. girls tennis team. As the year began the girls were very inexperienced which made us think we were in for a long year. However, through hard work and a dedication to learn, the girls had a very good season. The team record was 6-4 with a third place finish in the league. All eight girls on the team ended up with a winning record. It was a fantastic year for the first year in this sport. Good job girls, keep up the work!! 73 CJROJSS3 Ci J'U fIILJ' AY' Row 1: H. Henrie, S. Otto. Row 2: L. DeMay, M. Vallier, B. Casey, B. Seppeler, I. Davis. Row 3: Coach Roods, T. Shoemaker, I. Lammers, M. Waeghe, I. Cooney, R. Spina, N. Spina, C. Brunni. The Marion cross-country teams both boys and girls had outstan- ding seasons in 1986, The highlights of the boys seasons were: 1. Second Place - Newark Invitational lover 20 schoolsl 2. Fourth Place - McQuaid Invitational fover 25 schoolsl 3. Fourth Place - Wayne-Finger Lakes League 119 schoolsj 4. First Place - W.F.L.L. western division Q7 schoolsl 5. Second Place - Section V class B-C lover 30 schoolsl Rob Spina and Mike Vallier were W.F.L. League All-Stars. The highlights of the girls' season were: l. Second Place - W.F.L. League Westem Division Q8 schoolsj 2. Fifth Place - Section V class C fover 20 schools, Lisa DeMay was a W.F.L. League All-Star. We are graduating many seniors, some with six years of cross- country experience. They will be greatly missed, but we have some underclassmen coming up. 1987 will be a rebuilding year with the accomplishments of our fine seniors not to be soon forgotten. 1 Pi f .naw SENIORS - M. Vallier, L. Demay, M. Waeghe, B. Seppeler, R. Spina, C. Brunni. 74 4 1 4 1 4 4 4 E30 YS 'UQ-Q:iS1 f!.uY' S Row l: T. Hunter, M. Swift. Row 2: C. Miller, D. Wilson, B. Hendricks, R. Lehr, M. Ameele. Row 3: I. Mack, K. DeLyser, D. Chambers, D. DeFisher, M. Stappenbeck, L. Newby. Row 4: P. Adriaasen, C. Almy, D. Hicks, S. DiMuro, C. Adriaanson, A. Boerman, Mr. White. The boys varsity soccer team completed its regular season with an overall record of 8-8-l, and then was defeated in the first round of sectional play. The team was a young club, constructed of six seniors, eleven juniors and three sophomores, which gives hope for the future. Highlights of our season include the winning of our own tournament for the second year running, winning our homecoming game along with some very exciting games. Congratulations to Paul Adriaansen, Andy Boerman, and Mike Swift who were placed on the first team all county teams this year, and the rest of the squad for their hard work. I would like to thank our administration, staff and stu- dent body for all their support throughout the season, and especially Mrs. Schoonerman and our super cheerleaders - you're the best. See you all next fall, ' 'Q' a Mr. White HOMECOMING - I. Miller, H. Bove, C. Albano fqueenl, SENIORS - Row l: D. Wilson, I. Mack, D. DeFisher. Row 2: P. Adriaansen, D. K. Baker, I. Carlipp. Chambers, A. Boerman, Mr. White. 76 TVARSITY S JCJCJEHR Row l: D. Weeks, I. Boerman, B. Godsey. Row 2: I. Miller, K. McMahon, I. Garlipp, T. VanLare, L. DeLyser. D. Gabriel. Row 3: Coach Erb, K. Aeckerle, K. Leno, L. Gardner, K. McClel1en, T. Noble, T. Kamens, A. DeBryune. ? MARION fi. 1' lllrqzday SENIORS - Row l: I. Miller, L. DeLyser. Row 2: I. Garlipp, T. Y VanLare. Row 3: K. McMahon '4 'H'O The girls had a fine season, scoring 44 goals and allowing only 10 in 18 games. Sophomore goalkeeper Ienny Boerman recorded 10 shutouts behind a strong defense. Their overall record was 13-4-1. They finish- ed second in the league standing with a record of 1 1- Z-1. We are honored to have 4 members selected to the Wayne County All-Star Team: Tracy Kamens - first team forward Deb Weeks - first team midfield Tammy VanLare - second team defense Debby Godsey - second team forward and All- Greater Rochester Honorable Mention. We will lose 5 seniors: Co-captains Lori DeLyser and Tammy VanLare along with Iill Garlipp, Iennifer Miller, and Kathleen McMahon. Next years team should prove to be very good, with 15 returning letter winners. They have the potential, but it's hard work, attitude and desire that produces champions. 77 JCYS -' JUL SJC 9E:i Row 1: G. Moon, I. Frederick, S. Hoffman, I. Beiter, H. Becker, S. Ressue, I. Wolcott, P. Kearns, B. Howard. Row 2: C. Fisher, G. Lock, S. Mullin, T. Gallivan, I. Miller, D. Edinger, D. Camp, Coach Bailey, D. DeMay, S. Reiss, S. Hosbach, R. Camp, P. Rathamany, M. Shafer. A M, , I The Iunior Varsity Soccer Team consisted of fifteen freshmen and seven sophomores. The team's overall record was 13 wins-4 losses. We beat the I .V. record in Wayne County, which was 10 wins-2 losses. Goalies Ieff Miller and Bob Camp recorded 7 shutouts. As a team, we scored 59 goals to our op- ponents' 14. One of the goals of a I.V. team is to develop players for varsity competition. '21 .t -I Q. .4 1, , gg' The sophomores who were moved up to the varsity during the season includ- - , D ed max weus. Jerry Newby, cm-is Miner, scan Mulli.n, and Paz Rmhqmfmy. 51 . ' '- 'f' 4 Those who moved up lor the sectionals were Ieti Miller and Rich Becker. ' ' 9' I ffm I I . lift f' , ' 6' X QU 1 .vig . 'lv , . Q 3,2 .u Si' I ' . C - Marion 4 - Newark l Marion 2 -- Naples 0 Marion 7 -- HAC 2 Marion 0 - Red Creek l Marion 5 - Williamson l Marion 7 - Sodus 0 Marion 1 - Bishop Keamy 2 Marion 6 - Pal-Mac 0 Marion 2 - North Rose-Wolcott 1 Marion 4 - Wayne 2 Marion 3 - Red Creek 1 Marion 8 - Williamson 0 Marion 7 - Sodus 0 Marion O - Naples 2 Marion 5 - Pal-Mac 0 Marion l -- North Rose-Wolcott 0 V Marion 0 - Wayne 2 'K ' . S mvffinaim If. ,ga 78 l 4 L 1 F X X ,, sl its f zz 3 Nw. 'Y2'41 '- '-A ww A .!nR4:.f? ' . 1' if : vi , , ' is Y , . ' .cw . . .N 1 0 B I NJN: ,Q ..,,x , N. +4 U 'lf fx. .1 ., fi , X bf' x xx . Q V ' 1' - f A ' l 1 ' - W' . Q' A L X 3 1 Y 0 . ' I , 1- f L34 l is 4 -vu. fn x nv Xia- ,, .1 I , Q.. f 1 v. f.,, 'H 'is . 1 'x , L jf 4 A kim. VLA W 1 , , 3'Q,. X! 12: 'I ai 2'-' 9 . JA 4 'L -'ln YN Q1- SF, xy - 2 S W W P' sw a. N, x R A ,, w T, l .V 4 ,,-u- k, ,I 2 7 1 ' 1 Q-1 T 1 ' Bla Q Q-f' I ,fn 4 N J QM .Qi-72 K ,hx ' .Xa .A 1 - .- ,. .V fa -..,...f-f :EQ Aw, 'L' 42. I X , .ff I 1 , f :-.a :Q Hu i JKT' 1 Q42 , X' ,mb WN, J 3 , . .Fu W M ,, ,Q ,,.A .im f W 'W sr' E 3 , L 1 YH ' 'J A -ff fi 3 1 ,x N f '- . 'AM W., ,K if 'T Q WA, -11 , W., kk I. if. A E ' N MW, at i. 1 iii: 'QQ ' pf v. K . x x Wa... w , . A Ri, 2 v' NY i X M eff aa' f, FQ I k t' 1 fi' X- 3 ff, x f 5. X Z ...z as 'W ' a Hr, fs , -- 5' AQ VQLILIEYQALILI We Row l: K. Aeckerle, C. Walker. Row 2: K. McClellan, M. VerPlank, L. Gardner, I. Flack, T. Kamens. Row 3: Coach Thomas, T. VanLare, B. Godsey, D. Gabriel, M. Dickinson, D. Weeks. Abs.: L. DeLyser. The Varsity Volleyball Team had one of its best seasons ever with a regular season record of l l wins and 4 losses and Wayne County's Class C Trophy. They established team records for points scored and for spikes attempted and made. Senior Tammy VanLare was selected the league's All-Star Team for the second year running, and will be sorely missed along with the teams 41 setter - Senior Lori DeLyser. X HY Blu PJ if ,,.y,... t Seniors: L. DeLyser, T. VanLare. Juv. VQEuEuEYBA.ElLui Row 1: B. Bove, P. VanLare. Row 2: C. Franko, I. Boerman, I. Wessie, L. Vallier, L. Porterfield. Row 3: K. VanLare, M. Tellier, K Wunder, H. Kelly, D. Wilson, V. Lalave, M. Fanelli, P. Duke. The Iunior Varsity Volleyball team had a very exciting season. The Lady Knights finished with a league record of 13 wins and l loss en route to a lst place finish among the IV squads. They also were 2nd place finishers at the an- nual Newark Invitational Volleyball Tournament in December. The 1986 squad was led by three returning sophomores, Betsy Bove, Iudy Wessie and Ienny Boerman. A talented freshman class rounded out the team: Chris Franko, Heather Kelly, Melanie Fanelli, Valorie LaFave, Lois Porterfield, Marcie Tellier, Lori Vallier, Donna Wilson, Penny VanLare, and Kathy Wunder Congratulations, girls! I. Ons 16-14, 15-13 P311-Mac I5-ll. 6-15.15-ll HAC. 15-4. 15-5 Williamson I5-10. 15-ll N.R.W. 15-5. 15-5 I C.S. 15-0, 15-ll Wayne 15-13. 16-14 Sodug 6-15, 15-6, 15-8 Marion is-4 is-in te 5 5-153 M gf tss it I 1 gslsaaiiglili a 1 15 H fa .- wig fmw - . . . I5-0. 15-13 ,Sigh A y - ..,. .......,... if .... ....... P V 1 ' VARSITY AN J BA.SK.E3TBA.1luT!Iu VARSITY - Row 1: H. Deyo, P. Fisk, L. DeLue, C. Albano, P. Stanton. Row 2: K. Lewis, I. VanVranken. Row 3:D. McCarthy. The basketball cheerleaders began their season in November, and they captured their first cheerleading trophy at the Greece Invitational in Ianuary. The Varsity squad com- pleted the season in eighth place in the B classification. Seniors Cheryl Albano and Disa McCarthy will be missed next year, but with six juniors and many talented freshmen and sophomores, the squads should continue to have success. I I it 4 ..,. I.V. - Row l: L. VanDerMeere, R. MacLaren. Seniors: C.A1bano, D. McCarthy. Row 2: M. Cuvelier, K. Bruinix, L. VanOoyen, I. Mc- Carthy. Row 3: M. Reinhardt. 87 ESCJYS 0 'V'.fL:iSI'f-E.uY SA :JI4 'JW' A 'u 'n -' 3 .n.n.f,Jln':a I .n .n.i il X if-S -s, i ' ky Row 1: I. Cooney. I. Mack, D. DeFisher, S. DiMuro, D. Steurrys. Row Z: K. DeLyser, S. Dupre, I. DeSanto, P. Frizelle, A. Keenan, M. VanDenBeckens, C. Adriaansen, S. Schrieber. Row 3: Coach Christie. pr f R0 23 EIU Seniors: I. Mack, D. DeFisher. 1 907- 1 987 The young Black Knights improved with l987campaign. David DeFisher was our only Senior. We finished with 5-15 record. The Knights were 1-8 in the first round but were 4-Gover the last 10 games. Returning as Seniors next season. the lettemien hope to tum the record around. David Defisher was our leading scorer C2981 and rebounder. 142, for the season. He played in the Wayne-Finger Lakes Exceptional Senior Contest in March and was named to the Second Team Wayne Coimty All-Star. lunior Steve DiMuro scored 293 points and was named to the Third Team of the Wayne County All Stars. Paul Frizelle, a Iunior guard, came on strong as the year pro- gressed and received Special Mention to the All Star team. Paul set a modern record at MCS with 96 assists this season. Other Iunlors contributing and looking to improve next season are Iesse DeSanto. Mark VandenBeckens. Iay Cooney, Carl Adriaansen and Ken DeLyser. A few season highlights would be wins over HAC and Red Creek, teams that we lost to in the first round. a sectional win over Warsaw and a hard fought O.T. loss to place Pal-Mac. Hard work and dedication pay off and this team has plenty of every game during the 1986- Senior Captain - David DeFisher Iunior Captain - Carl Adriaansen BUYS JV' BASK'.E3TBAI!uIlZnu H . Row 1: S. Reiss, S. Mullin, M. Edwards. Row 2: I. Miller, R. Becker, I. Fredericks, P. Majewicz, S. Ressue. Row 3: A. Wells, P. Keams, S. VanDerMeere, M. Clevenger, C. Couperus, K. Fisk, I. Flack. H01 0 'X bf .X N I .ga BQYS JR. HA.SKEiITBJ.f1ET!lufl'!lu Row 1: K. Hendricks, D. Kilinski, B. Flynn. Row 2: I. Karasinski, I. Ameele, P. Southcott, Sport Coach: B. Whitney, T. Welch. Abs.: S. Farraro, I. Bonafede, I. Predericks. H05 i 'H-...M Q., sf . . fee- mm. 5. ,K IR. HIGH B TEAM - Picture Not Available: R. DiMuro, C. Keenan, M. Steurrys, G. DeRue, C. Fanelli, T. Frizelle, D. Goebert, I. Couperus, M. Rienhardt, I. Wells. GERLS VARSITY BASHETBALuLu K? un Row l: L. DeLyser. Row 2: K. McClellan, T. VanLare, A.DeBruyne, B. Godsey. Row 3: Coach Frizelle, L. MacLaren, D. Gabriel, L. Gardner, D. Weeks. Abs.: D. Godsey. The regular season is over, and we await the start of sec- tionals. Our 12 wins make up for the frustration of 4 one-point losses. Two of the wins were in the Marion Tipoff Tournament and that Championship Trophy will be a permanent reminder of your effort. Personal honors are bestowed on two of our seniors. Lori DeLyser was selected to the Wayne County All-Star Second Team, and Tammy VanLare was selected to the First Team and also as an alternate to the McDonald's Exceptional Senior Game. With seven veterans returning next season and the addition of several promising I.V. players, the prospect for the year looks bright. Our best wishes to the three graduating seniors. Make new friends, but keep the old. The new are silver: the old are gold. Coach Frizelle SENIORS - L. MacI.aren, T. VanLare, L. DeLyser. 'WF t it it fi 5 1 x X ,ff .J Q 2 'ff' 'N 'W' ,, 'rd 1 1-N.: l 'mmm 1 'F 1 1 ' . . 1- GIRLS JSF. BASKETBA.EuLu in! Row l: L. Vallier, M. Tellier. Row Z: K. Bigley, D. Wilson, P. Duke. Abs.: C. DeSanto. Row 3: T. Kaper, P. VanLare, I. Wessie, I. Boerman, M. McLouth. The Girls I.V. Basketball team had quite a suc- cessful season. Their desire to win was greatly rewarded. We would like to wish the five sophomores good luck in the big leagues with the varsity players next year. Next season should also be another good year for the girls basketball program. ',l'.j'.. .N .-4-'s f1.-1' . I ' in 's . r,, .' 5 -. , L V. . vo. -. 7fN'. 'Q '15'1'f GIRLS JR. A AN B5 BASKETHALILI TEAM A - Row 1: L. Couperus, K. Deyo, L. Brooks, C. Phillips. Row 2: L. Deyo, P. Miller, T. Breen, N. VcmCassele, S. Swcxrtele. Row 3: Coach White, M. Christie, K. Green, S. Ressue, K. Smith. TEAM B - Row 1: T. Flint, K. Briggs, K. VanLre, I. Gardner, S. Iohnson. Row 2: C. Logue, C. Murphy, T. Grcrhcxm, A. Treible. Row 3: Couch Hcrak, W. Worthington, I. DeLyser, I. Chutterson, P. Mack, K. Smith, S. Florcrck, T. Yuker. S1321 GLUJ A Iv, Advisor: Mr. Underwood. Row 1: S. Morgan, P. Reynolds, B. Shay, I. Bowl: K. Heberle, C. Trout, E. Hamlin, D. Edinger, T. Kamens, I. Wunder. Falck. Row 2: D. Chambers, M.Va11ier, K. Girard, I. Coisman, B. Casey. T. Row 2: S. Morgan, D. Adams, A. Stoker, L. Gramely, B. Sick. Row 3: D. Day. Maynard, M. Fleegel, C. Edinger, K. Leno, K. Leno, C. Furguson, C. Hamlin. Row 4: R. De Haan, A. Bonatti, T. Fleegel, C. Klimazewski, D. Goebert, L. Gramely, D. VanNort. Row 5: M. Bulkley, A. Karpp, M. Howard, I. Lammers. A I JCfJJ'D!l'Ll'fNl'Gr GLIUL3 xi . I N I I E9 I I I 4 Ka Row 1: N. Spina, A. Bishop, D. Edinger. P. Alampi, I. Wolcott. Row 2: M. Ameele, M. Stappenbeck, T. Stewan, C. Steurrys, L. Schoonerman, I. Bliek, I. Flck, K. Girard. Row 3: A. Breemes, I. Brozoski, D. Purkiss, B. Hendricks, M. Howie, B. Whitney, A. Karpp, T. Hosbach, D. VanDerMeere, C. Klimaszewski, I. Lammers, C. Furguson. if Q V if X , ri paw- gl CN ' I 1, kgfv NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rowl L MacLaren D Fenlong K Baker R Deleel K Boise I Garhpp Iohnson I Mxller D Godsey K Lewls T Kamens D Weeks K Bhek C Walker A Whxte A Belter D Ha Swift D Rachow B Casey D Hxcks C Adnaansen K Guard T Fleegel L DeMay I Leno ir M 3094 5 V 'W ntl K 9 X M' Ii , g, . ' 4 fa 'gf fe 1 i LIB ' ' VanLcxr Chaun G4 s I . N ' fi I ' .. W 7 X In Q? . fq.!lf!- ff ' f 2--qs uff.R 2:K.La oodH.N p'C.Mi11 Lwumgf ow rw , e - m 1, er, a on, .,,gT-f- J Y' .M fiifyfii ' an fi i 1 .QEW Yun' K4 .ff 55 fa f 8 .up ' N fx G Jill' UB: 3.11.1 SR. HIGH - Row lz A. White, D. Wilson. D. Fenlong. Row 2: R. Deleel. E. Oswald, D. Hughes, I. Leno, L. DeMay, S. Morgan. Row 3: C. Trout, K. Heberle, K. Fisk, I. Boerman, L. V Oo L.VnL ,'l'.Nbl,L.K1 .R 4:P.S ,P.F' K. ' K.B , . . . ' . ' ' . an yen, a are o e ug ow tanton isk, Bliek, ade M Fleegel, S Gropp, N Haskins, D Stntzel, A. Bishop, S. Wise, M. Salisbury, D. Edinger,I McCarthy, K. Seno. Row 5: K. Fisk, M. Shafer, I. Wolcott, G. Moon, T. Cunningham, S. Hughes. P. Fisk. Row 6: I. Wunder, D. Steunys, I. Cooney, R. Henrie, R. Becker, T. Grevelle D. Bradstreet, M. Stappenbeck, T. Deutschbein. ' 'nn IR. HIGH - Row l: C. Walker, L. Deyo, C. Miller. Row 2: T. Steurrys, S. Salisbury, K. Smith, C. Logue, D. Girard, K. Briggs, W. Chap- man. Row 3: W. Worthington, D. Luckman, C. Tetlow, A. Dickinson. Row 4: P. Rathamany, I. Chatterson, C. Madison, C. Edinger, T. Sargent, T. Graham, K. Salisbury, D. Goebert. Row 5: N. Bliek, K. Sargent, I. Gardner, E. Hamlin. Row 6: M. Steurrys, T. Frizelle, K. Hendricks, I. Ameele, B. Furgrson, I. Hoefen, M. Iesse, R. Stevens. A W --4 i w MARCHING BAND AND COLCR GUARD kb- ' Q , . f .ff 'A A -flfww . ?fA sY:',m, skfisd,:.m1z.-fkivf 4.--fp' P. ' ,- 2 A. A f ' Tp: :si-5.: A A L I ' 'I ,stggJ, V., JE.: AA C: auf, ,xg TQRQNTQ 'TRIP 08563 'Uhr A V If K ttf 3 :Sq ill N! 1 I V 0 I MA. BRQA WAY ff5 N, 4 4 , 4 'W X37 43 C CATS SOUTH PACIFIC A Y Lg! A MENESTRATIQN AN' STAFF BOARD EDUCATION R. Adriaansen - Vice President, D. DeBruyne - President, R. Barber, K. Sargent. Absent: G. Kuhn. Superintendent of Schools and Secretary: Barrie Fleegel, Barb Schoonerman. High School Principal and Secretary: Lawrence Owens, Elaine Van Camp. 114 Assistant Superintendent and Secretary: I. Richard Boyes, Catherine Roland. Elementary Principal, Secretary, and Clerk: Carol Nell, Margaret Taber, Loretta VanStrien. I PHYSEGALI EN' U'S5lf.uREAT!u ARTS X-if .xv 1, C. Bailey, B. Ziegler, G. Strickland. R. Keefer, D. McClure, D. Maine. x hd Row 1: I. Haak, C. Roods. Row 2: R. Thomas, S. Pezza, I. allace. W -.-N -. ....r-...v,,. ,.... , ' a Row 1: B. Drake, T. Trout. Row 2: P. DeRue, G. Travis, W. Tilling. Absent: P. Young. RQQLVIE xo L. qw' Row 1: C. Ccxnne CTecxching Assistcxntj. Row 2: I. Reinhardt, S. Snyder. A X 'Q . fs I ,W ' fi, I ,v f 1 4, ...W ' - . , J' ' ' - . A D. Prentice, S. Tack CMcrnagerJ, S. Moster, C. Peelen, B. Truutmun, S. Lootens, B. Kingsley. EUS Row 1: D. Godsey, D. VcmVc11kenburgh, P. Erwcxy, M. VcmDerMeere, C. Brown, I. Wilson, M. Perry, R. Means, S. Murphy. Row 2: R. Roberts, L. Spencer, N. VcrnDorp, M. Miller, B. Ellsworth, P. Krocke. Absent: S. Brooks, T. Corney, I. DeVries, P. Dickenson, L. Diehl, K. Troutmcm, C. VerPicmk, I. VerP1onk. Mrs. Katherine Miller Mrs. Katherine Miller has been a familiar face in the halls of Marion Central School for over thirty years. She came to Marion in the late 1950's as an elementary teacher. She married a fellow teacher, Mr. Carl Miller, and stopped teaching for a few years to raise her children, Nancy, Barry, and Shirley. She re-entered our faculty in the mid-sixties, first as a substitute and then as a full time English Teacher. She has taught many hundreds of students the ins and outs of English grammar: who can ever forget their first contact with William Shakespeare in Romeo and Juliet? Mrs. Miller has also been involved in many extra-curricular activities to benefit students. She has chaired the scholarship carnival. She has also been co-advisor of National Honor Society for 10 years, involved in such activities as the Penny Fund and Spook House at the camival. She has been involved in Senior Plays and has been solely responsible for the 9th grade fund- raiser, the stationery sale. Mrs. Miller has assisted in the planning of many social activities for staff and retired teachers. Mrs. Miller has been president of the MTA and has been very active in that organization. She has also worked on the development of new pro- grams in the English Department, as well as be- ing very involved in the Effective Teaching Program. We appreciate Mrs. Miller's involvement in our school's life, and we wish her a very happy retirement! PSYCHOLOGIST SPEECH CAFETERIA Elementary Psychologist: Irene Hansen D. McManus Supervisor: S. Drake Absent: H. Crane 40' Yu, , . f v 4 V I , ,ti 'vvvv1Mrf i rv' 2' M ' 'V' V v vvvv-'W' C014 KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE X! 15.1 I ..'- - -..113V'3af.-FV' 'X V' I. Semans, M. E. Bulkley, G. Guelli, D. Reynolds. G. DeMay, I. Goodness, M. A. Miller, R. Chapman, I. Vine SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE M. Sorensen, B. Ressue, N. Hartfiel, K. Spaulding, E. Chapin. L. Mosher, A. Greenstein, P. Dick, N. Comey. FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE A x 6 1 ' 1 .1 I g 4 S. Archer, P. Dixon, I. Wunder, B. Bushurt. I. Comey, I. Bradford, I. Wolfanger, I. Sholly. SIXTH GRADE TEACHER ASSISTANTS A x , H ' X I . X f I M ' I x X M. Weiler, I. McKane, I. Ramsey, A. Sauer, I. Gratio. Row l: M. Steurrys, D. East, R. DePauw, C. Phillips. Row 2: M. Deyo, B. Ressue, D. Newby, D. Marks, S. Mooney. , ,...... 5. A MUSIC PHYSICAL EDUC liotti, S. Blandino. S. Hcxbecker, C. Renon, R. ART LIBRARY Lf vin-.LIJ A ' D. Colebeck P. luster SPECIAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH OFFICE LEARNING DIS ABLED . , . . . . , . r, D.Wicmt, D. Daniels, K. Cappon. P.S.E.N. GIFTED EDUCA 'YB' ICN er, W. Liddle. M. Gardner. C, Lewis T 'f -'fWfI 1 1 HEALTH COMPUTER M. Costell CAFETERIA V. X K f INS? if , , : . oor ees, . oser. Row 2: I. Salisbury, V. LcxFlam, R 1 V V h N D M Reynolds. Row 3: S. Tack KMcmugerj, A. Weis. G. wonhmgfon CUSTCDIANS Row 1: B. Kuper. Row Z: R. Nutt, D. Bliek, D. Steurry JL If ...fi A 1 If P' .3 ' v , . 1-Q' w. m Ng 128 n 6. sXf, , ,--Y' SIXTH GRADE - MR. GRA'l'I'O - Row 1: B. Vanderwall, S. Bueg, B. Maynard, P. Tumer, Row 2: C. Couperus, C. Schojan, A. Harmon, I. Elias, M. Dishaw. Row 3: T. Breen, I. Marks, C. Payton, R. Casey, P. Fisk, L. Leggue, I. Haynes, Mr. Gratto, S. Fanelli. Absent: I. Carr, I. Aeckerle. R - 'KT' Q fx. R SIXTH GRADE - MRS. MCKANE - Row 1: M. Bushart, G. Haskins, E. Williams, I. Warren. Row 2: I. Oswald, K. Kittle, L. Deyo, I. Grape, A. Huff, I. Salisbury. Row 3: G. Alampi, C. Herrera, S. Walker, C. Nadir, R. Moyer, I. Iesse, D. Dennis. Row 4: I. McKane, M. Barton, S. Lammers, C. Briggs, V. Hennan. I .TLJFI FIFTH SIXTH GRADE - Mrs. Weilerz Row l: M. Leno, D. Bishop, L. Everdyke, K. Strauss. Row 2: H. Langdon, O. Meli, C. Vice, C. Miller, R. Bradstreet, E. DeBryne, B. Travers. Row 3: K. Schojan, M. Desens, R. Balliet, N. Dickinson. T. lkewood, T. Kruse, K. Eckert. S ? FIFTH GRADE - Mrs. Bradford: Row 1: I. Decker, D. Shoales. Row 2: R. Randolph, T. Meadows, N. Weeks, T. English. Row 3: M. Boerrnan, A. Brooks, Mrs. Bracward, G. Cunningham. Row 4: A. Pease, O. Herrera, B. Klaver, C. Scott, I. Chatterson, S. Otto, S. Hall, G. Woliangarl FIEUUHEI. GRA B FIFTH GRADE - MR. CHRISTIE - Row 1: I. Hubright, B. Salisbury, K. Smith, C. Mudge, R. Scdutino, I. Christie. Row 2: I. Vanccxmp, E. Iung, I. Trout, I. O'Brien, M. Doyle. D. Scxlemo. Absent: K. Pfromm. FIFTH GRADE - MR. CORNE Y- Row 1: E. Iinks. D. Smith, T. Iohnson, A. Reilly. Row 2: C. Reed, S. Goodfriend, A. Finnerty. Row 3: T. Brusso, Mr. Comey, M. McCculy. ki. 325 . 1' 132 Cir: 3A Ei FIFTH GRADE - MRSHOLLY - Row l: M. Adams, A. Van Nort, D. White, I. Caldwell, L. Ameele, C. Denosky, D. Sargent. Row Z: M. Maynard, C. Cook, M. Weeks, C. Wolcott, I. Halstead, T. Wemdle, C. Klimaszewski, I. Freeman, Mr. Sholly. Absent: Christy, Niedermaier. lllllll 'I 5 f t . ' 5 5 if , FIFTH GRADE - MR. WOLFANGER - Row 1: K. Kelly, I. Mohr, K. Steurrys, K. Darrow, S. Wise. Row 2: D Hayes, I. Mullin, K. Freida. Row 3: B. Rathamany, M. Phillips, C. Mallette. S. Phillips, S. Christie, D. Steunys, T. Nolte, S. Noyes, Mr. Wolfanger. 1:0 'l '..2'I1fU'il' r -e-x ':J .1 J ..a.l.a.a.a s....r.a.l..n.n Ll 'L ,QHQY FOURTH GRADE - MRS. BUSHART - Row l: I. Rago, C. Roegiers, A. Brooks, D. Huber, I. Barber. Row 2: B. Chauncey, T. Iohnson, K. Yerves, S. Boise, B. Kuehl, M. Smith, I. Mayeu, L. Durand. Row 3: C. Almy, I. Boerman, T. Brown, D. Luckman, M. Graham M. Martin, I. lung, l. Comelius, H. Grevell, Mrs. Bushart. Absent: I. Bnrgge. i , 'I M' n X V mbor FRI. 1 1. . L...4 :nm WED. K 'ri' .--L I ...iff I ev' r gi? mfs . M AA FOURTH GRADE - MRS. DIXON - Row l: M. Perrin, R. Spencer, R. Baker, R. Surline. Row 2: L. Randolph, T. Hamelinck, T. Flynn, E. Gallivan, I. DeLyser. Row 3: Miss Hess, L. Griffin, T. Backus, S. Peters, G. Peglow, Mrs. Dixon. Absent: M. Walters. I if 133 F JU:iTEI Gr: 353 353 '15 ' Y C X Mfg 3 UQ 0 'x X111 F ' A X FOURTH GRADE - MRS. WALKER - Row 1: B. Iames, M. Williams, N. Heberle, C. Dohn, A. Lester, K. Proseus, N. Corea. Row 2: A. Newton, S. Pease, L. Wilder, S. DeRidder, E. Noble, A. Gobeyn. Row 3: P. Zambito, I. Fagner, I. Desens, C. Illingsworth, M. Welch, L. Hoffman, A. Baritot, L. Bentley, Mrs. Walker. Absent: M. Geldof FOURTH GRADE - MRS. WUNDER - Row l: I. Klaver, M. Bueg, I. Thompson, T. Bryant, K. DeLeel. Row 2: W. Morse, H. Gobeyn, P. Bearce, C. Remmel, S. Meli, C. Albano, A. Kompanijec. Row 3: Mrs. Wunder. L. Lauffen- burger, B. Whitney, A. Emison, I. Thome, C. Lancaster, L. Storey, P. Graham, A. Tetlow, N. Ortiz. THEIR G: LTL. Ei DATA I y sg: ry K THIRD GRADE - MRS. CORNEY - Row l: S. Flynn. I. Karasinski, C. Druden, I. Langdon. Row 2: Mrs. Comey, A. Claeysen, C. Pipolo, S. Young, I. Blankenberg, L. Iensen, E. Reed, C. Hubright. Row 3: R. English, I. DeLyser. Absent: D. Chapman. VIR THIRD GRADE - MRS. DICK - Row l: M. Albright, D. Hayes, N. Lucieer, T. Beechner, B. Stewart. Row Z: M. Pomerantz, W. Howard, I . Compton, T. Sanford, M. Claeysen. M. Phelps, L. Marks. Row 3: D. Bonafede, I. Bush, T. Grape, I. Gallivan, B. Goodiriend, I. Couperus, P. Doser, S. Posman, I. Chauncey, L. Attridge, I. Warren, Mrs. Dick. Row 4: A. Iohnson, S. Wing. Absent: I. Norman. 11.131113 3. CC'-if: 353 3 Q, - ww l J' t ', S- l 13:9 THIRD GRADE - MRS. GREENSTEIN - Row 1: M. Aeckerle, I. Somerville, K. O'Brien, I. Wise. C. Claeysen, D. Angie, H. Moran. Row 2: M. Hale, R. Bade, H. Semans, K. LaMora, S. Taylor, I. Smith, S. Herman, G. Padgham. Row 3: S. Darrow, S. C. Girard, A. Disaw, S. Edwards, S. Iohnston, C. Eckert, I. Herrnenet, D. Henrie, Mrs. Greenstein. Absent: 7 THIRD GRADE - MRS. MOSHER - Row 1: I.. Otto, C. VanNorrnan, M. Hoefen, A. Nadir, K. Fletcher, M. Boer- man, E. Sterchi, N. Colon. Row 2: W. Lammers, A. Magde, M. Briggs, M. Hall, I. Schilano, M. Schojan, K. Duke. Row 3: Mrs. Mosher, P. Stubbings, C. Flint, H. Halstead, I. Klug. Row 4: A. Niedermaier, K. Collins, I. Brown, C. Lee, S. Williams, E. Yerves, N. Bentley. SEG JJFI Ci-RA E ftjl I SECOND GRADE - MRS. CHAPIN - Row 1: S. Hulbert, B. Mullin, S. Chopan, N. Corea, T. Roegiers, K. Maynard, D. Hoyt, I. Illingsworth. Row Z: G. Rowell, M. Danney-Brooks, P. Morton, D. Bliss, S. McCarthy, I. Bisig, H. Barber. Row 3: B. Shields, R. Brown, B. Colling, S. Dickinson, K. Doyle, A. Nadir, S. Milliman, B. Perkins, I. Allen, I. Pellett, Mrs. Chapin. Y I wi? f, I Q- lf SECOND GRADE - MRS. HARTFIEL - Row 1: T. Harvey, T. Freeman, I. Todd. Row 2: D. Rich, B. Smith, L. Magde, M. Lamb, M. Wiemer, R. Tellier. Row 3: K. Haynes, K. Doring, I. Atiridge, R. Colon, I. Fagner, M. O'Con- nor, N. Heald. Row 4: Mrs. Hartfiel. Y, N 5' 137 hh SEBCJQDJQFJ' GRA B SECOND GRADE - MISS SORENSEN - Row 1: I. Hill, I. Loucks, I. Sherman, A. Green, T. Kompanijec, I. Welch. Row 2: I. Lucieer, B. Pollot, B. Salatino, H. Phelps, A. Nevelizer, Miss Sorensen, Mrs. Cowell CStudent Teacherl, M. Crocker, D. Klingler. Row 3: I. Devlen, A. Riley, H. Richards, K. Havert, M. McQueen, E. Hussey, M. Cennak, D. Cialini, R. Iung. E. Smith, R. Sherman. , , . . v -V SL' I . . . . . , Viv I . . , Wk x. .J -.1 ls? ...- ...W : ,f A 1: SECOND GRADE -- MRS. SPAULDING - Row l: C. Fogal, I. Decker, T. Haskins, I. Kelley, N. Mostert, C. Brusso, A. Kittie, M. Freeman. Row Z: R. Reed, Mrs. B. Ressue, P. Walters, T. Diamond, M. Sams, B. Risher, S. Ficher, I. Peterson, A. Ford. Row 3: Mrs. K. Spaulding, H. Denosky, R. Longyear, B. Bliek. Absent: N. Graham. FERSUH G: iA 3 . ' - '14 , Q t J , A gras i , fr N, ,415-1:::.xQ, T wr FIRST GRADE - MR. DeMAY - Row 1: R. Doser, T. Ververs, C. Williams, C. Williams, I. Pentland, M. Noble. Row 2: C. Holloway, S. Durden, I. Catlin, K. Proctor, M. Harvey, P. Bilger. Row 3: W. Finnery, M. Southcott, I. Iones, C. Salisbury, I . Salemo, E. Graf, K. Haalr. Row 4: Mr. DeMav. Absent: I . Miles. - - - .-. ---.-..s.s..,.... . llm-.. FIRST GRADE - MRS. CHAPMAN - Row 1: S. Van Hom, A. Palermo, R. Devlin, I. Freida, I. Wilder. Row 2: R. Schojan, A. Hall, M. O'Connor. Row 3: I. Steward, K. Hoyt, S. Schoonmaker, C. Gaston, R. Mostert, N. Peterson, K. Couperus, I. White, D. Mayeu, S. Collins, N. DePoint, Mrs. Chapman. 9 5. 'Q Y' , I2 IQ' 140 EUERSILJ Gr: MA E I fir -1.1-fe I E.no3iwf'4-5-Y'. Y C? QQ I 1 I Q FIRST GRADE - MRS. GOODNESS - Row 1: C. Schultz, C. Gobeyn, A. Ocque, B. Angie, C. Bayles. Row 2: I. Morse, C. Glatz, R. Spadaro, S. Wing, E. Howes, M. Baritot, I. Longyear. Row 3: L. Lauffenburger, T. Snyder, K. Florack, C. Lee, C. Pellett, M. Herman, S. Viele, Mrs. Goodness. QE- 'Q 1 Q, .1 ...- ' A 4 in . X I FIRST GRADE - MRS. MILLER - Row 1: C. Hall, M. Strauss, T. Doring, I. Flynn. Row 2: R. Grape, M. Hamelin- ck, L. Fowlston, B. Magde, B. Stevens. Row 3: K. Havert, I. Bush, C. Iames, B. Bearce, Mrs. Miller. Absent: L. Lamb, T. Trauerbach. ,i'2 M.,.,g Dlusuumg an VJ FIRST - MRS. VINE - Row 1: R. Moody, I. Flynn, E. MacDonald, S. Lc1Bcxrge, I. Davis. Row Z: F. Swift, D. Roland, K. Hale, M. Sackett, T. Schinsing. Row 3: E. Faulkner, C. McQueen, P. White, I. Niederrnaier, C. Hull. R. Zcxmbito, C. Taylor, R. Prindle, P. Furino. Absent: N. Rutter. 1 ...4 .. 1 ...nf f ,- s ' gn -. Q .ff 4 .. ,,, V 4 KINDERGARTEN - MHS. BULKLEY - Row l: K. Baker, I. Boise, M. Lcxnzone, N. Dewispelaere, T. Chopcm, A. Iensen, L. Bush. Row 2: S. Hadley, B. Ford, R. Hollingsworth, T. Brown, M. Wilson, C. McLaughlin, I. DeBryne, T. Phillips. Row 3: C. Ncxgeldinger, C. Schifcmo, C. O'Brien, T. Iohnson, B. Lewis, I. Follett, I. Compton. Absent: S. Richards. -hu If ' Y' X- 'Ru-I, ,. 5 J' ' , yvtfjxl fa N f, NX ' 1 -is H iff: 4 5' 5. I U-if 4 -4 141 . 7w'f'.5x 'f . im , - -4 .rx rv, he W - 4. M U x iQ7ifA.Rf EJ' 519 ,' folirnsvmc IG vumnmc ' Q W JJ. ' ' A ' ', A MJ.. I KINDERGARTEN - MRS. GUELLI - Row l: I. Phillips, C. Geldof, D. MacNea1, S. Loucks, M. Maynard, K. Grif fin, S. Fisher, T. Berrnudes, M. Allen. Row 2: D. Fogal, B. Held, S. Dolecki, A. Offen, L. Schlueter, L. Nageldinger, P. Sutton, C. Florack, K. Kruse, T. Nesbitt, L. Claeysen, Mrs. Guelli. Absent: M. Mattison, C. Comelius. J. . ev .Eli lf mt l is 5 142 KINDERGARTEN - MR. REYNOLDS - Row l: M. Cring, D. LaFlam, I. Claeysen, I. Bovet, C. Finnerty, C Barber, C. LaClair. Row 2: C. Craft, S. Schreiber, S. Means, D. Loucks, I. Pelton, S. Starks, B. Perkins, D. Schneider, C. Posman. Row 3: N. Williams, M. Benton, L. Stanton, A. lkewood, S. Bliss, Mr. Reynolds. 'Ef.I'f'5J' iGr.:l.R.fJ.J3! HWY K XX x f , ..i ,Q .,,y, gif-'i'af-gil. 'C' 'Lvl ,J-Z . KINDERGARTEN - MRS. RILEY-HILL - Row l: C. Perrin, I. Hand, A. Ernison, W. Santangelo, K. Young. Row 2: M. Wemdle, K. Finnerty, M. Hall, B. DeCracker, Z. Gebo, W. Bodiford. Row 3: L. Barker, Mr. Riley-Hill, I. Lent, D. Moore, C. Catalano. Af A-4 CT.: Y, ,---1 .. I. ,r KINDERGARTEN - MRS. SEMANS - Row 1: C. Tmnzo, A. Sargent, S. Vandevoort, B. Rogiers, M. Terrian, S. Hildebrand, B. Holloway. Row 2: Mrs. Seman, D. Chopan, D. Colling, L. Jackson, M. DeReu, . LaClair, I. Fisk, I. Phillips, K. Desens, D. Bukolt. Absent: A. Morton, A. Fisher, 1. Grass, N. Lent, S. Randall, I. Lappies, R. Lewis. SPECIAL . Q naw' INTERMEDIATE - MRS. NADIR - Row 1: I. Hu - Mrs. Nadir. D. Crosby, H. Sampson, R. Knorr, I. lElE. EJ'GJl.'IPIQ1FJ' Q PRIMARY - MISS CAPPON - Row 1: I. Foringer, A. Barth, G. Burlew, M. Mitchell, R. Baker. Row 2: C. Chiccino, B. Sampson, Mrs. D Cappon, I. Agostino, H. Kemp, Mr. Depauw. Absent: K. Gro ls: A 144 eyo, M. Metz, Miss wn. hes, D. Crandall, T. Morris. Row 2: Teacher Assistant - Calus, M. Kemp, M. McCauley. Mrs. Newby, Teacher . Tiszss ....M..W,., K EJ-I. CLASS - MR. DANIELS - Row l: I. Velez, Q. Hall, I. Clark. Row Z: Teacher Aide - Mrs. Phillips, W. Parks, Teacher - Mr. Daniels. or 't' A s . -gs-.A 1 145 D J . . s gi? '560535 Z-' rx x , V' fe' . , ' ' 737 H at 'f V i .' Q '4'Q'25 A gf' fi E.. I 1 gy saaaaaagch Emi Q ,?' ey 3 3 4,..... If , , M A 4 3? ig S QQ U r , I , , 'ir' , XT zfgif I I ' 1 ,, M . ul P y s f 'Z W ? fi . -,,.x, ' . - 1 EW! I 'YT R e , ln. if, 5: wb ,GS ii 4' C51 . 'gi Q ef 5' M Jr ' CLUBS V 'ck 52 ,I fi-Mg as x SKI CLUB - Row 1: B. Salatino, A. VanNort, A. Tetlow, C. Klimaszewski, T. Brown, N. Heberle. Row 2: D. Sargent, I. Trout, D. Henrie, I. VanCamp, I. Mohr, D. Steurrys. Row 3: D. White, W. Kepler, R. Salatino, A. Danney-Brooks, T. Nolte. Row 4: L. Hoffman, T. Ikewood, K. Eckert, C. Payton, I. Marks, T. Breen. Row 5: D. Marks. .HP-2 I x 9 Q ,,,,, N. as f ' I-y I I t ... L l ss :Ii iF '43 5 fN. lriff CROSS-COUN'l'RY- Row 1: D. Brown, I. Agostino, H. Kemp, M. Mitchell, M. Hemellnck. Row 2: G. Burlew, R. Baker, B. Sampson, A. Baith. Row 3: Miss Cappon, I. Foringer, Mrs. Deyo, C. Chiccino, M. Metz. 147 j I' ..'5f-3 - E' . ,N . f 1 I I 148 INILJRAM' URAL3 Z : i 5 SIXTH GRADE - MR. WHITE - Row l: H. Dickinson, S. Schultz, C. Couperous, D. Dennis, D. Bishop, D. Crisp, R. Smith. Row 2: I. Haynes, C. Schojan, N. Keams, I. Randolph, R. Balliet, M. Leno, I. Carr, T. lkewood, T. Kruse. Row 3: Mr. White, G. Derek, M. Bushart, R. Davis, I. Salisbury, G. Haskins, I. Oswald, I. Warren, G. Alampi. Row 4: M. Desens, C. Miller, I. Marks, T. Breen, I . Aeckerle, I. Elias, C. Vice, R. Attridge, B. VanDerWa1le, K. Eckert. --M .S is . ,S ' E , ll w .. J FIFTH GRADE INTRAMURALS - MR. WHITE - Row l: M. Maynard, K. Steurrys, I. Freeman, T. Nolte, I. Green, S. Christie, M. Doyle, R. Salintino. Row 2: M. Adams, D. Shoales, S. Otto, A. Brooks, I. Caldwell, I. Hubright, I. Halstead. Row 3: Mr. White, T. Brusso, C. Reed, B. Klaver, O. Herrara, M. Boerman, A. Peace, I. Chatterson, I. VanCamp, D. Steurrys. LEQFJ' U.J:iA.M'U 33.53133 GIRLS INTRAMURALS - MR. GRA'l'l'O - Row l: C. Cook. C. Herrera, G. Cunningham, A. VanNort. Row 2: K. Drake, D. Nadlr, M. Weeks, B. Rathamany, B. Iung, K. Smith. Row 3: S. Gardner, E. DeBru e, I. Trout, S. Phillips, K. Kittle, R. Moyer. Row 4: Mr. Gratto, W. Kepler, A. Dorf, Ft. Travers, M. Demareo, I. Mullen, I. Iesse. How 5: S. Hennanet, L. Deyo, P. Fisk, S. Lammers, I. O'Brien. D. White, K. Preida, C. Wolcott. Absent: K. Kelly, R. Maynard, D. Whalen, S. Walker, I. Franko. in P-Q 5 ' . 9-f ,Q FOURTH GRADE INTRAMURALS - MR. WHITE - Row l: A. Baritot, I. lung, I. Mayeu, I. Desens, C. Rodgiers. Row 2: L. Lauffenburger, L. Randolph, C. Peglow, E. Gallivan, T. Flynn, L. Griffin, S. Peters. Row 3: A. Newton, T. Brown, I. Thompson, B. Morse, N. Corea, B. Kuel, M. Bugh. Row 4: Mr. White, C. lllingsworth, L. Bentley, I. Delyser, M. Williams, A. Brooks, A. Kompanijec. 149 X X bv 4,4 Jqfxfp i G ,I 5 X . fm -x 4,1 M' ff 1 ' - 'SQ-yvf 3 . 1 Q ,- if :W 3 f 'S X , 6 N 1:i ' , 2' 'Q ,-W! ,,. '. 1: u - - 4.' ' su .M X, 51,5-Y -X L-,um mf. u- -0.. v r 'xx J X . Y. we A Sv , , FW 1. - Qs , : , - 'X ' f' ' K-w f'i,Y 5? :lr , Y l ,Af ::f' , 1 x ibm, ' - Q 4 , V r v I J 1 4 r I--Q' C L f 'C 111- g 'C L f hw 'TC JU Cuveher Bulldmg Sup hes 3754 Lgon St Mcmon NY 14505 4-O Lumber Hardware Heatlng Electncal Remodehng Plumbmg Contrcrctmg Electnccrl Supphes fa? 3.4e'-ki WWW QSM I D lex gi 9 Q QAL5 CfwCOI'1gI'CI11UlCI1Z1OI'1S JQOMX gfsjk Q K Q31 GJKXKEQSQQ QV mm Graduates'iQ Nm C QQ MXL -Q mQmS5QRQ5JooQ,QykQ1,'JWQJJJQ5lmCxJYUQ Qi OJLEQ Q, use M6425 wvxll ,wo wxdx ,MEINJQC M5305 C QM 0 XOR A00 O VMWS 06' S650 MK 51 X YW 5 B tW h stothe o Forth and Challenge f 1987 Your Dreams Good Luck! from PAUL F. BENDER Attomey at Law 3833 No. Main St PLUIVIBING S ELECTFIICA Marlon, New York 14505 Where Quahty 13151 926 5540 IS Our Key to Success xy, X 1 ', - X . N' 5 f 3 - L,-Cm 4A X., K .. r 'J ' K Qin Q K W ' wi ' 5,03 6390353 DJJJDSR Um amz lg f J . Q Q Q2 . 2.2 l ff MT-X es ise CONGRATULATIONS FROM ENNISTON ELKER REALTORS 73 Ma' S1 ee! Macedo , N.Y. 14502 PAUL DELUE'S GARAGE CLASS OF '87 Congratulations Class of 1987 From PHILIP NASH D.D.S. 3847 N Ma1n St Manon NY 14505 926 5200 0 General Auto Repairs Complete Lubrications Tune Ups Tues Shocks Route 21 Manon NY 926 5168 45 A I' 3 J .. CENTRAL TRUST Manon OIIICG Best W1shes to the Central CLASS of 87 l'l.l Complxments of PETER BLIEK 8a SON INC Buffalo St MUIIOH New York Potatoes and Onxons are our Specmlty ,W ST. A Q ' ' I ,earl ' I ' it f COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 W M STAPPENBECK CF BAKER COMMCDITIES INC 2268 Browncroft Blvd Rochester New York 17161482 1880 Recyclers of 1ned1ble anlmal by products manufactunng hlgh grade feed fat and meat and bonemeal smce 1910 VIELE TV 8: GIFTS t ff fW .dawfj fffelaw. Qu Marlon NY 926 4218 WWW My 'IMD Senlors from School Iackets Gym bag s Wrangler Nlke and Lee s CAMP S SPORTWEAR 52,2 Q. W2 f. 157 Waterlznes Szte work D E N N Y A F I S K 3960 Vaf1Ha'1 Street Cellars Excavatmg General Contractmg Manonalrg 3612332 Sewars X,-IX . v . . , . . ' 1 X v 'x ,,,, - . ., -4 , 0 MM I-M ., X l a S S PIERCE 'r -.V . l 9' lk ' , X o qv r ici K Q49 Vo 12 use E X'-l' 0 grow-rv: l SENECA FOODS CORP Subsidiary of J J Pierce Company nc C Leading Supplier of High Quality Processed Fruits and Vegetables for the Industrial Food Service and Retail Trade C Multi plant Processing Facllltles Geneve New York Dundee New York Marlon New York Sterling New York Newark New York East Wllllamson New York Oak Corners New York Williamson New York C Can Manufacturing Faclllty Marlon New York C Fully Integrated Major Factor ln the New York State Agribusiness Community C Grower Venture Wlth AGCO Cooperative Inc Corporate Ottlce 3151926 4284 3736 South Main Street Marlon, New York 14505 Keeping Foods ln Season All Year Round 4066 lVlain Street P.0. Box 21 Williamson, New York 14589 315-589-4751 E F ASHLEY Our Williamson Staff Lee Perkins Chris Lochner Ced Tiebout Vince Palmer Carol Steaderman Carrie Brusso VAN S AUCTION SERVICE 4717 Eddy Ridge Road MENU!! N Y Lloyd van ttaneahem ISIS! 925 4232 ecmd GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '87 From THE RING BOX INC ART CARVED CLASS RINGS MACEDON NY 931. NEWARK NY 4. l' I o N I ' C0 I A -,1 --b Z T-'. I til-1-n 2. , x Metropolitan Life DAVIDI BALLESTY SALES REPRESENTATIVE 120 SOUTH MAIN STREET NEWARK NY 14513 OFFICE 13151336 1486 RESIDENCE 13151 926 4253 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 87 EVERDYKE OIL INC Manon NY 13151 926 4241 3 -E WILLIAMSON SERVISTARE LUMBER - A COMPLETE HKJME CENTER - LUMHER HUILDIN1' MATERIALS HARDWARE KI'I CHEN 8 BATH 4004 RAILROAD AVE. VYII LIAMSON. N.Y. 14589 3151 589-4221 1 -. o , o . I ' I I ' I J , 'I '0N'l RA'TORSSlN1'l'Il!lD0 4 I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '87 THE VILLAGE STUDIO WEDDINGS PORTRAITS CHILDREN GROUPS SENIORS COMMERCIAL PRO MAY MALL RT 31 W NEWARK NY 14513 13151331 1661 LIMOUSINE RENTALS BANDS AVAILABLE BARRYI COLAROCCO CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Comphments of COLOCINO S ROSE BOWL 36 LANES I ' - ' . - I M61 Y I U I 1- - LANES l - I DFA PO Box 300 Ph M n N YoRK14s05 13153 9265025 THE MARION AGENCY Extends Their Congratulations to the Class of 1987 MARION AGENCY voun nm-pmdmr Insurance ,AGENT S Q AUTO LIFE CALL v Home 926 4292 ' Business Serving This Area Since 1914 RICHARDSON REALTY 3800 RAILROAD AVENUE WILLIAMSON N Y 14589 315 589 4848 315 524 4848 SCHREIBER S SERVICE STATION Four Corners Walworth Tune ups Carburetor and Fuel In1ect1on Work Exhaust Work Lubes Shocks Batteries Air Conditioner etc Degreed Auto Technicians GOOD LUCK CLASS OF I0-C'S 1987 North Main St MOSHER S PHARMACY Mf1fi0nfNY14505 Featuring W1111ClI'0S0I1 P14120 Delicious food served in a friendly W1111CIH1S0Y1 NY 14589 comfortable family style environment Take out available 589 4691 Prop Io and Clarence Lawliss DUANE M. FISHER xi ASSOCIATES AccountantSlConSuItants --A 77 1 - 1 all - V I In , Tele one l Congratu1at1ons Class of 87 Paul E Batterby Carpentry Contractor 76 S Ma1n St P O Box 392 Manchester NY 14504 1 716 289 4940 MGIIOD SGIVICG Center Comphments of D1Ck and E111e Welss North Maxn St Manon NY 926 5611 W1Sh9S to of 87 Q 1fwfQ5,,,fMpb Good Luck to the Q gf' Class of 1987 1 ,tax C 'Q UDP me NNb QFD Q3 xg 'N Q75 X NIS? ckyeggxrsgq,-uns evefy Pn night U10 pzvdirg c1ngSrQ4r Sat nxght new YN 9 JJ JB 14 ow? SPENCER SPEEDWAY Rt 104 WILLIAMSON 589 2310 May thru September , 7 0 Q. N Q ANVJV , L my X X V . A MX i A-Ayn! 0 'D O, t ' asv., s YN Z Ng-Vx Ong ' 4 .5 o - ' ' N , ' A cu' l A - O 3WD . I NY Best Wrshes Class of 87 6 Oo m Knobs KAMCQXXO Sq Tifjnswgne S2 if XOQX ugh N119 dgggfl fl ?suon ll 9 zu! fuszyfguzg gfozuf 5 gag 315 597 0039 2263 MARION ROAD BARS KUELLING OWNER HERMAN S PALMYRA APPLIANCES FURNITURE TELEVISION RUGS 21 NORTH MARION RD PALMYRA NY 597 4834 To the Class of 87 For your future Home and Garden Needs see us at MARION Q - PAC A answers your needs David and Suzanne Loucks 3967 N. Main St. Marion, NY 14505 Phone' 926 7712 WXKLQQ5Q 1? Wrllramson NYLJ0 O Q VVX x For Its Outstandmg Servrce and Cooperatron 13151589 8819 Envuonmental Portraxts Stud1o Portrarts Weddmg Portra1ts CASSELMAN S GARAGE 2247 Walworth Marlon Rd Walworth NY 315 926 8985 Expert Front Wheel Alrgnment Wheel Balanclng - I 1,-6 , I L r v f 1 L 0 Jour 1 al, Uouc 'fo ' K - - K K 1 wA1.won'rH, NY 14568 JAN MAcK Dssucmsn Q WX I I 4 . . . . . . . . . I I . I Muscoz, V .Y-Y' . I RUBBISH CONTAINERS 1 15 YARDS KINGSLAND CONTAINERS ALL TYPES OF STEEL MANUFACTURING CARL LEDERMAN PRES 3737 uN1oN ser 315 926 4233 MARION N Y 14505 007 13151 926 S478 ELWIN S REPAIR SHOP Electnc Motor Repa1r Rewmdmg f f f New Motor Sales Q of 'XV is 315 926 4938 4016 N Ma1n St If No Ans 5728 Manon NY 14505 Specnahzmg rn 6 Cyllnder Macks Trucks Trailers Gas Diesel B8LT Truck Repalr 1 315 52'-I' 3635 5380 Russell Rd Marlon N Y 14505 ELWIN ILUCKYJ EARDO 5120 RUSSELL Ro NE 145 5 240 E Mum sf 3773W S Mum sr PUIIHYTG Manon 597 2727 S P I 926 5508 ICE CREAM PARLOUR Monday Thursday F day 81 Saturday Sunday 11001000 1100100 3001000 K X - Comphments TOPPING LADDER CO 3689 S Ma1n Manon NY 14505 926 4251 ' ' I. I I Mysf: Q I . I 5 . . Jw' , I O LL INES U , OWNER M 0, WYORK Vo I Clutches Brakes - Front Ends R - ' - A 7 J I Q .. 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M Ryndock C Schxmenh K Sharo C Surownec M Soucy D Thompson I Vangee I Wallmgton T Welker B Wxlcox C Doser 4919 Arn Code 315 N NEW YORK 14505 Tglgpheno 9264676 L! ,,f I YNY J un in T nu s 43 W I' 1 'Q W Jopenolpgldtlqlvqmy Nbr OMG' Comamonzod Nursery Stock Wholualo G html MARION FLORIST ORBAKER TUXED 4024 N MAIN ST MARION NY 926 5211 'Ha P Bachlson D Bush H Bush P Bushcm C Byron T Chris! A DlMura D Hughes B Mann M Muller A Storellx BREENS Palmyra Macedon W1111amson Newark ll ll , .. . an ,pi xt' l , Mensa. .1.,. 1. ' ,, ,,- .v ff' '-' ' 1' o ff' A. 1,1105 ' h1.,',,jat1u4L DQ' 1. . , , I ': ' ,. . f F Z , 1, -V' -L-5-K3 H 'Aa '-ii' it 'V Ia- ,-L' 1 . 1242, A,-V Lv I' -- . 5 A agua ., -f ' . w, .1 fff - xxljm .1 : Q, ':- 0 . x K, .N ,I . ' r T A +A 15 1 :M m fr -uf. -- ' pf: ,felt-f -T. --..-114 Q3 I lg' 'I 4'll., , I - -3 :- v++. j, , ..' , j?,.'.., I 5 ki .J .- .- I -1 ' oh 1 .I f:-1 A , . . 'LM' ,-'N fl I N, , 'Ir , , ' 'I I GERRY'S BEAUTY SHOP Best Wishes Seniors S! If Q - 1 -.U It -., - v ' 1 A ,- . - s ', -'I .' IN -.sl 926-4926 5-,,Q,,,a,3 'f 4954 Arbor Ra. 524-8170 fM4M44,f Walworth, NY GRAHAM FLORIST PROMAY MALL NEWARK 331 0500 1-Q L L. 1,4 J 41 ' 5 1, v 44 by -M44 SHERATON NEVVARK INN Sheraton Hotels and Inns Worldwide 125 N MAIN sr NEWARK NY 14513 13151331 9500 The Sheraton Newark Inn IS owned by One Newark Nlrdtown Assocrates Inc and operated under a Incense Issued by Sheraton Inns Inc ARIENS BOLENS WHEEL HORSE TORO MCCULLOUGH STIHL BOERMAN S LAWN and SPORT 3830 Walworth Rd Cor Rts 21 and 441 MGIIOH N Y 14505 Rxchcrrd and Ioan Boerman Q3 151 926 5401 ' A X in N.: CONGRATULATICDNS CLASS OF 87 from WEEKS HOME IMPRGVEMENT Serv1ng over 19 years of quczhty v1ny1 Sldlng roofmg gutters storm doors and w1ndoWs L1fet1me warranty on v1ny1 Sldlng free est1mates Denn1s Weeks owner C ' Palmyra NY 14522 315 597 5954 l lIlll'Wf '1I 1 I m 3026 Sherwood Bd. Mldc 1 .1 - fp R R1chard T Rohrer MOBILE ORTHODONTIC OFFICE IN MARION MAIN OFFICE 157 FAIRPORT RD AIRPORT N Y th Cl H98 F 8: T ELECTRICAL 81 PLUMBING INC Ca FRANK WELCH Owner 315 926 5317 . HOT WATER HEATERS EESISJERAIHEGLHESSAL rAnu'NEsns GQHQP5 SALES SERVICE q'N N 4127 CORY CORNERS RDQMARION IF N0 ANSQ DAYTIME ONLY 926 4937 E1 'P fwfr I I ,1 I 1 ,i k.'V K xx E I Ai I I Q- qtx I I A I - v f N, I I A wh, 4 -1 I W I 5 fC ,f ' 4 I if Vg if , X'- ' n y - : , A- ' ,C1 ....- , . . 1 Congratulations to e asso 7 X , I II... I ' I Q ' I N SIBLEY ART SHOW AND WAYNE COUNTY TRAVELING ART SHOWS - Row 1: I. Rayfield, I. DeSanto. Row 2: D. Chambers T Fleegel, K. Larwood, B. Casey, I. Flack, T. Kamens, D. Hicks. Absent: K. Schrader, A. VanLare, C.C1imaszewski, T. Tenmty L MacLaren, S. Dupre. P. Alampi. REGENTS WINNERS - Row 1: I. Garlipp, D. Fenlong. Row 2: I. Leno, L. LaFave, K. Boise, T. Ihrman. S. Iohnson. X- X GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE - A. Beiter, I. Miller, I. Henrie. Ab- sent: A. 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