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I'-'M' ' Beach Party IS a We hope that the hmes Wthewpast Our entire staff has year to produce a work iythe sprmg 'summer and long mto the job but one that I am satxsfactlon and prlde for all 4 QM 12 2 5 -...mE, -, 1 lf we were to plan a beach party, a project, or a fund-raiser, who is the first person we would want to help us? Who is the person whose support almost always guarantees success? This is the person that the staff of the 1987-88 yearbook would like to dedicate this year's NOIRAM to - Mrs. Helen Fleegel. Her interest in our school and our community is very apparent in the number of activities she's involved in. Her enthusiasm and willingness to give of herself and her time always insures that a project will be done well. Mrs. Fleegel was born and raised in Marion on a farm on White Road. She is the oldest of two children, her brother is Dr. Thomas Stevens. She graduated from Marion High School in 1956 as senior class valedictorian. ln 1960 she graduated from Nazareth College where she re- ceived both her B.S. and her M.S. ,ge 11? W4 1 'z WY ei 9' v ,warg jf yffqirklzgf W1 ns. ' .,,, V . wqjq , 22 J mfff s, A as G' I O , MW, 49 r f ft X . I Q!! rrl v ', 5 WW' t l I 1 ff .1rff--, A , l, '-fff - 'r' ,, f lqta f A M . y I ys, Mrs. Fleegel began teaching in the 1960-61 school year at Lyons as an English teacher. ln 1961 she returned to the Marion School District and has been teaching jr. high social studies ever since. There seems to be no end to the activities in school and in our community in which Mrs. Fleegel is involved. She is the church organist at St. Gregory's where she also teaches religious education. She is the advisor of the National Honor Society which operates the school store. She was involved in student council, has directed numerous senior plays, and has been a senior trip chaperon several years. She was also advisor to the Yorker's Club. She is very involved in the annual penny fund and has helped with the Marching Band pizza sales. Mrs. Fleegel has played a key role in the success of many school organizations. Mrs. Fleegel now resides on Witherden Road with her husband Barrie and two daughters, Tracy and MaryBeth. The senior class of 1988 would like to thank you, Mrs. Fleegel, for all that you have done for the students of Marion High School, and we would like to wish you and your family much happiness in the future. ' X 3, -N . ,., 'J .4 f. -f Gnu. o .' - . - , .-.vv xr - - - 0 4'1- 1 .', 1 -a., .,' sa S. O In thefall of 1975, the class of 1988 came together for the very first time. This was a scary time for all of us. Most of us ' didn't know anyone, and it was difficult being away from home all day. However, it wasn't long before we began to adjust and make new friends. Many of us were quick to establish our identities. Tammy Noble loved to talk loudly and a lot, Carl Adriaansen was the biggest eater the cleaned his tray every dayl, and at 38 inches, Dick Marchionda was the shortest, but the toughest. We all loved play time, especially Mike Wilson. He played in the sink all day fit wasn't even a play areal. Art Keenan remembered everyone's name except Mrs. Albertson's. He spent the entire year calling her Mr.,' We took three field trips during the year. We went to Mr. Reynold's theater to see Snow White, to the circus in Rochester, and to the Seneca Park Zoo. In January, Paul Frizelle became a member of our class. We were all very happy to make it to first grade and no longer be the little squirts of the school. Some highlights of the year were the field trip to Genessee County Museum and an end of the year picnic at Forman Park. In November, we were joined by Beth Casey. In second grade, we were joined by many new students throughout the year. They were: Bryony Dickinson, Julie Flack, Vicki Martin, Dan Steurrys, Melissa Dickinson, Maureen Naught- on, and David Derck. Miss Sorenson's class put on the play Bambi , starring Mike Swift as Bambi, Lisa Gardner as Bambi's mother, Art Keenan as Thumper, Carl Adriaansen as the Old Wind, and Ken DeLyser as the blue jay. Tom Cunningham once told his class, Last night we ate Chinese food and used CHOP- STICKS. During the year we visited the Apple Shed and had a class picnic at the Marion Town Park. In third grade, we all had some characteristic by which we could be identified. Heidi Levan was famous for her deer feet and pickled pig heart, Kathy Bliek had the deepest dimples, Maggie Perry was the biggest storyteller, and Dan Steurrys and Charlie Almy were tied for the biggest excuse maker. Deb Weeks was the slowpoke of her class, and Matt Steppenbeck's first welcome to Miss Smith was, I think I'm in love. Lisa Gardner was forever worrying, What if I don't finish? Just suppose I don't, what then? You mean I can't get my report card if I don't finish? The big event of the year was when David Derck was hit by a car, and we were all glad that he was all right. We finished the year with a picnic at Forman Park. Fourth grade brought forth yet another star in our class - Matt Stappenbeck won first prize for his Mother of the Year essay. He got to read it on television one Sunday afternoon, Many of us also joined the band for the first time this year. The beauty of May was marred by the accidental death of one of our classmates, Andy Stevens. This was a hard time for all, but we all pulled together and got past it. We will always remember Andy's smile and friendly nature. We miss him a lot. Our trip for the year was to the Rochester Science Museum. We were all happy to rejoin our friends again in fifth grade. Many of us developed nicknames this year - Matt Fultz was Fuzzf' Mark Vandenbeckens was Bark, and David Habermehl was Habby. King Kong Kamens got his name when he tore the pencil sharpener from Mr. Sholly's wall one day. Our field trip was to the Cummings Nature Center where we attended a program about pioneer life. In sixth grade, we were finally the seniors of the elementary school. A highlight of the year was the sock hop, featuring Dave Kamens as the disc jockey. In the spring, we all participated in Field Days. Many of us won blue ribbons for the first time. At the end of the year, we began a new tradition by being the first class to participate in Sixth Grade Graduation. During the year, we were joined by Dan Diesti and Tom Thompson. 6 7944: It was back to being the little squirts again when we reached seventh grade. Most of us had fears about being shut in our lockers, not finding our classrooms, or getting whirlies'l -- be we all survived. With a few pushes from Mrs. Fleegel, we were able to astonish the upperclassmen by becoming the champions of the Penny Fund. Although we missed recess, we enjoyed the many seventh period activities available to us, and we thought it was great to be able to sit wherever we wanted to in the cafeteria. Our class project for the year was the garbage pickup. By eighth grade, we had all forgotten about ever being in elementary school. We enjoyed teasing the new seventh graders and torturing them in some of the ways we had been. We began yet another tradition this year with Eighth Grade Recognition Night. Our fund raiser for the year was the eighth grade supper. As freshmen, we had a lot of good times. This was the first year we were able to take part in planning what courses we wanted to take. Many of us took advantage of this by taking foreign languages or other elective courses. Our class project for the year was the Kadet stationery sale. Tenth grade brought forth many experiences for us. Those of us who took biology will never forget some of the traumatic experiences we had in there Cdissecting fetal pigs, turtles, etc. as well as having to stab our own fingers to check our blood typesj. All of us participated in putting on our class project for the year - the sophomore supper. Most of us remember eleventh grade well. Many of us had fears of not passing the Regents exams at the end of the year, just as Mr. Henrie had ensured us we wouldn't. We also had college entrance exams to prepare for. Some of us began attending VoPro for part of the day. We had a group of German students attend our school in the spring. Many of us were able to develop new friendships as well as learn about life in a different country. We sold candy bars as a class project this year. Our senior year has been one that will long be remembered by all of us. We began the year with the senior booth at the Wayne County Fair. We were lucky to be the first class to use the new booth. We set a new record for being the highest sellers ever during our magazine drive. Many of us participated in Senior Switch Day. We had fun being teachers, principals, secretaries, and custodians for the day. Our senior play, Terror in the Suburbs, was directed by Mrs. Fleegel. We all had fun participating in it. Once again this year we were the champions of the Penny Fund. The theme was A Biker's Christmas. Our senior dinner dance was held on March fifth at Marvin's Country Club in Macedon. In between all of these activities, we were busy handing out senior pictures, choosing our graduation colors and announcements, and planning for our futures. Our senior trip was held in March. We went to Washington, D.C. and New York City. We still have many things to look forward to this year. The prom will be held on May fourteenth at Penelope's in Newark. The theme will be The World is Ours Tonight, featuring the theme song Feelings of Forever. We will be having French students visit our school this spring. We look forward to meeting them. We also have our class picnic to look forward to, as well as many more good times spent with friends. Graduation will be in June, and there will be a class party at the Webster YMCA directly following it. It will seem odd for us to finally be the ones receiving our diplomas, just as we have watched our friends do in the past. We will each go our separate ways in June, but the many memories and friendships we have made here at Marion Central will never be forgotten. Good luck to everyone in their future years! Krista Lewis Patty Fisk Tammy Noble 7 '- - A T1 ' - Charlotte Adderly Band 1, Track 3, Bowling Club 2, Travel Club 1, 2, BOCES - Food Service 3 Denise Allen No Extra-Curricular Activities Carl Adriaansen Baseball 1, 2, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, NHS 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Class Officer - Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3 Charles Almy Band 1, 2, Soccer 2, 3, Ski Club 2 Kelli Aeckerle Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, All- County Choir 1, Area All-State Choir 1, Marion Singers 1, 2, Mu- sical 1, 2, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, German Club 1, 2 Michael Ameele Basketball 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 Christine Apuzzo Candy Stripers 4 Kathleen Bliek Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Band 3, 4, All County Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Marion Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Area All State Choir 1, Tennis 2, 4, Pub- lications Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4 Donna Baker No Extra-Curricular Activities Beth Casey Musical 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross- Country 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Publications Club: 3 - Sports Ed- itor, 4 - Candids Editor, Creative Writing 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, - Vice- Pres., S.A.D.D. 3 - Vice Pres., 4 John Billings BOCES - Auto Mechanics 4 James Cooney Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Publications Club 4, Beta Club 1, German Club 4, Senior Play 4 Thomas Cunningham Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Table Tennis 4, Juggling Club 3, Strategy Games Club 1, 2, 3, German Club 1, 2, 3 Rachel Curtis Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, ska Club 1, 2, Volleyball 1, cre- ative Writing 1, French Club 1, 2 H ,f '1' ' ,A Regan DeHaan Lisa DeLue Choir 1, Ski Club 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, 4, Publications Club 4 Soccer Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, BOCES - Cosmetology 3, 4 Andrea DeBruyne Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Senior Play 4 1--ff Kenneth DeLyser Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Richard Dennis Bowling 3, 4 Holly Deyo Choir 1, 25 Wrestling Cheerleading 1, 25 Basketball Cheerleading 3, 45 Soccer Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Color Guard 2, 3, 45 Publications Club - Editor 45 Ski Club 1, 25 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Language Club 1, 2, 3 W-'L'-r Mlllikl Strategy Games Club 1, 2, 35 Se- nior Play 45 Juggling Club 35 Model U.N. 35 Table Tennis 4 - Treas.5 Volleyball Intramurals 25 ln- tramurals 35 German Club 1 Bryony Dickinson Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Musical 2, 3, 45 Color Guard 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Wrestling Cheerleading 1, 2, 4 - Co-Capt.5 Soccer Cheerleading 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Varsity Club 4 Jesse DeSanto Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Melissa Dickinson Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Publications Club 3, 4 - Sports Editor5 Student Council 45 Volley' ball 1, 2, 35 French Club 1, 2, 35 Musical 1, 4 Daniel Diesti No Extra-Curricular Activities Julie Drake Volleyball 1, Cross-Country 3, Beta Club 1, French Club 1, 2, Library Club 1 Steven DiMuro Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 Patricia Fisk Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, All County Choir 1, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Marion Singers 1, Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1 - Pres., Travel Club 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, 3 - Pres., Volleyball 1, Soccer Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Club 3, 4, Beta Club 1, Pub- lications Club 3 - Underclassmen Editor, 4 - Senior Editor, SADD 4, Senior Play 4 Shawn Dupre Soccer 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Julie Flack Tennis 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Colorguard 3, 4, Musical 1, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4 - Vice Pres., Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Creative Writing 2, Publications Club 3, 4 - Art Ed- itor, Senior Play 4 Tracy Fleegel Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, All County Choir 3, Marion Singers 1, 2, 3, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, Soccer Cheerlead- ing 3, 4, Wrestling Cheerleading 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, German Club 1, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 - Sec., Senior Play I Matthew Fultz Soccer 1, 2, Track 1, Ski Club 1 Michael Foti Band 1, Ski Club 1, 2 Deanna Gabriel Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4 Paul Frizelle Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 , Q, V-bkCz -.kz , 1 Y ' Lisa Gardner Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 - Treas., Senior Play 4 13 V Kelley Girard i Deborah Godsey Choir 1, 2, Colorguard 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Stu- National Honor Society 3, 4, Bowl- dent Council 3, National Honor So- ing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, ciety 3, 4, French Club 4, Senior 2, 3, SADD 3, 4 Play 4 Corey Gramley Wrestling 2 David Habermehl Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Band 1, 2, Area All State Orchestra 1, 2, All State Orchestra 3, Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Jazz Band 4, Model UN 2, 3, 4, Strategy Games Club 1, 2, 3, Juggling Club 3, Table Tennis Club 4 Nicole Grace Musical 3, 4, Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4 Dina Hayes Basketball 1, 3, Candy Stripers 2, 3, 4, BOCES -- Food Service 3, 4 Brian Hendricks Band 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Senior Play 4 Thomas Hunter Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4 1:7 Douglas Hicks Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, Beta Club 1, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Senior Play 4 David Kamens Soccer 1, 2, 4 Marcy Hubright Softball 1, 2, 3 Tracy Kamens Colorguard 1, 2, 3, Musical 4, Soc- cer 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, Student Council 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Class Of- ficer 2, 4, Senior Play 4 Arthur Keenan Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Marion Singers 3, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 '13 , , ,sf Todd LaBarr Bowling 2, 4 Tammy Klaver Choir 1, 2, Musical 2, Softball 2, BOCES - Child Care 3, 4 W 1' I Ui.- f 1 ,,..+1 Kelly-Sue Larwood SADD 3, 4, Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Stats 1, 2, 3, 4, Publications Club 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling 3, French Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Senior Play 4, Creative Writing 2 Laura Klug Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 4, Musical 3, Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer Cheerleading 2, 3, Basketball Cheerleading 2, Publications Club 4 - Faculty Editor, Senior Play 4, SADD 4 Q Cathy Lasecki Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Gordon Lehr Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, Senior Play 4 Krista Lewis Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, Soccer Cheerleading 2, Basketball Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 - Pres., Varsity Club 4, Publications Club 3 - Activities Editor, 4 -- Senior Editor, Senior Play 4 Kimberly Leno Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Band 1, Jazz Band 4, Choir 1, 2, Marion Singers 2, Musical 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Senior Play 4 Jeffrey Lonneville No Extra-Curricular Activities jf i Heidi Levan Musical 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Soccer Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Cheerleading 1, 2 - Capt., 3 - Co-Capt., 4 - Co-Capt. M, Crystal Maddock Candy Stripers 3, 4, FBLA 2, French Club 1 - Richard Marchionda No Extra-Curricular Activities Andrea Muschick Soccer 1, 2, Wrestling Cheerlead- ing 2 Vicki Martin Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, Tennis 3, 4, French Club 1 Maureen Naughton Band 1, 2, Soccer 1, 4, Publications Club 4, Senior Play 4 Kimberly McClellan Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 John Neufeld Wrestling 1, 2, 3 k E 2 l l Helen Nevelizer Travel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, French Club 1, Beta Club 1 TammyJo Noble Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, All Co. Choir 1, Marion Singers 1, 2, Mu- sical 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, 4, Publications Club 3 - Sports Ed- itor, 4 - Senior Editor, German Club 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 1, SADD 4, Soccer 1, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Varsity Club 4, Senior Play 4 Robert Nevelizer Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 Margaret Perry Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Musical 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 1, 2, Soccer Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Basketball Cheerleading 2, Wrestling Cheer- leading 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Play Ronald Nielsen wb, U Ski Club 1, 2 'Kay' Donna Rachow Choir 1, Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. Senior Play 4, Musical 1 Jeffrey Rayfield Wrestling 3 Rebekah Shay Musical 1, 2, 4, Track 2, 3, Beta Club 1, Creative Writing 2, German Club 1, 2, 3, SADD 3 - Vice Pres., 4 -- Pres., Publications Club 3, 4 - Activities Editor, Senior Play 4 Timmy Ridley Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 6 FQQ4, at 6 C- G ., I C? -E6 l'fQ?9L 'Nb QQ PE x EQ k SLU w, Na+ cfblfh I-Q ,- ,0- 'gb' X2 P - 'tb ' . , .. Randall Smith Wrestling 2, BOCES - Carpentry 3 IX! -f fo, y rf 99. C 610 4 '?g'1o,k fo l l Kelly Schrader Soccer 1, Basketball Mgr. 1, Pub- lications Club 4, BOCES - Graph- ic Communications 3, 4 Penelope Stanton Band 1, 2, 3, All County Band 1, Soccer 1, 2, Soccer Cheerleading 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Basketball Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4g Student Council 1, 4 - Sec., Beta Club 1, Class Officer 3 - Sec., Publications Club 3, 4 - Sports Editor ' VII,- s l M' ..'2 3' X , 7 .:t.' 7' . . L 12 .A-- I . ',1 ' , fy Y , 4 T ,gf '..-5 , ' 1. g i',.,ai' .vffv ' , Matthew Stappenbeck Daniel Steurrys Tracy Stewart Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Musical 4, Soccer 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Basketbal 2, 3, Bowling Club 4, 3, 4, Student Council 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3 - Vice Senior Play 4 Pres., 4 - Pres., Bowling Club 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2 Denise Storey Choir 1, BOCES - Food Service 3, 4 Michael Swift Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Ger- man Club 1, 2, 3,, National Honor Society 3, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4 Thomas Thompson Track 2, Ski Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 1 Gregory Tokaya Larry VanCassle Track 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Library Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Strategy Games Club 1, 2, 3, 4 'x X O9 JVQLXX Deanne VanDerMeere Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, All Wrestling 1 County Choir 1, 4, Area All State Choir 1, 4, Marion Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer Cheer- leading 2, Wrestling Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Seniorf'Play 4 -, , f - ix ,. il lily fyklyv K-XC? JOJ LQ 4 Hmm I , S Xl, X- Zzxlrlgsb ll ,Ml WTJZ' Mark VanDenBeckens Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Strategy Games Club 1, 2, BOCES - Data Processing 3 1 r N WS 5 K xx M xr Steven VanDeVelde Julie VanVranken Band 1, Soccer Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Basketball Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4 Marsha VerPlank Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Soccer 1, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Varsity Club 4 errlr an ,, ,,,, rrrrr Debra Weeks Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All Co. Band 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Publications Club 4 - Sports Editor, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, Senior Play 4, Varsity Club 2, 3 - Treas. 4 Christie Walker Band 3, 4, All Co. Band 3, Area All State Orchestra 4, Musical 1, 4, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Ten- nis 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Pub- lications Club 4 - Music Editor, National Honor Society 3, 4 - Treas., French Club 1, 2, - Sec., 3 - Sec., Beta Club 1, Senior Play 4 Christopher Welch No Extra-Curricular Activities James Wallington Strategy Games 1, 2, 3, Library Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Musical 4, Wayne Eagles Football 2, 3, German Club 2, SADD 4 - Sec., Cross-Country 4, Publications Club 4 Andrea White Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, All Co. Band 1, All Co. Choir 1, Mar- ion Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 2, 3, Color Guard 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4 . . 9 , fl .f ' 'S f fi X .Il ' ,Alf xxx X X ,- ,1grrr-- x 1 . -0 w fwlllifk -J f ,7 ef, V is I lu, - y f 1 ll f '4 I Q 142' lr f Michael Wilson Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Strategy Games 1, 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3 Pictures not available Paul Brown Jason Cantwell Craig Jung 335225 ' 6 xg: 3 3251 me ,iii sf, fi S135 37 is El 227232252 fECi1?33gl 3 Jeffrey Wunder Band 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4g BOCES lMachine Shopl 3, 4 3553 7a Dear Andy, We still see you sitting at the table, We still hear you in our dreamsg You have left us with happy memories Of your brief time spent with us. You touched so many lives, And had so many friendsg Laughter, kindness, and a gentle soul Were your gifts to all. Our remembrances of you every day Give us courage to go ong You will always be in our hearts . . . Never far away. With love from, Mom and Dad ? HEIDI LEVAN Work hard, Smile! You are sure to be a success in whatever you choose to do. Love, Dad 81 Mom L. I '-L' CRAIG JUNG I The secret of happiness is -not irrjloing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. ROB LEHR You are the last of our three children to graduate from high school and embark on your own adventure ol life. Earlier this year you told me that you wished your senior year could happen all over again because it was so much fun! Well, Rob f believe it or not f next year will be the best - no matter where you choose to go to college, Do you know why? Because you, with your lun-loving personality, will make it happen! lt's your way, to have fun and be happy! You've made each year the best for all ol us in your family because you enjoy life. So wherever you go, whatever you do, the fun will be there because you are there! Thank you for being a son we are so very proud of. You've always given 11096 and more of yourself. May life give you back 2001, God Bless and Keep You. 1, Love, Mom 8: Dad A Love, Mom 84 Dad ' . . ':.?Q2?l.l?ENNY STANTON lt doesn't seem possible thatQyl7lliQQQgiajt'fbe graduating. We think of you as 'that .blonde haired, blue eyed, little girl that We watched you play with dolls and fight with your brothers, and now you've growrifto he a very sweet and mature young lady. It won't be the same at home when you're not here, but we know that you have many hopes and dreams of your own, and there is nothing that can stop you from obtaining the goals you have set for yourself. God Bless You. Love, Mom 81 Dad T MATTHEW FULTZ ' Go forth 8r meet the shadowy future, without fear and with a strong heart. f Longfellow Congratulations, Matthew! We wish you the ability to make good choices - there is so much available to someone with your talents! With Our Love. Mom, Mark.,8z Lucas , i ILTQQARL ADRMANSEN o sssi s I You are loving and caring-5glQjQQ2fgQQ'attributes that are very importanf,gigi,the pathway to success, Insight is your lets you dare to be differentIrQweflo.ve you and will always be proud that you,fapeEgt2ueijson ', ' i -g --13 :gr , Love Mom 84 Dad I ' fl' ' ' i 'i,,ij2ggiiE5IfAMMYJO NOBLE You are my best friend. You rnakeijne laugh when I am sad. You are always there to hold my hand and let me know I am lovedarid special. l love you and wish you joy and happiness. Your brother. Michael ' The years have gone by so fast. You have always been the sunshine in our lives. You have made us proud of you and brought us much happiness and love. God gave you so many gifts: . .. , .. . . ,-N-.-f N... .- -1-L, r.....,t ...r ri to ran ..1:-... ' MICHAEL SWIFT Michael, thank you for having given me THE EDGE. I love you. Love, Mom ' KIM 1135: From the clay you were born to the age you are now, you have been a joy to our hearts. My your happy, friendly, and caring ways follow you throughout life. We are proud to have you as a daughter May God bless you in all your future plans. We love you! All Our Love, Dad. Mom, Jackie, Sr Matt BRIAN HENDRICKS It seems like just a short time ago that I put you on the school bus for the very first time and here you are already at the end of your high school years. As you enter into your adult lite we wish you much success and happiness, We love you and are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, 81 Keith DAVID Sz TRACY KAMENS David 81 Trac - Go far, Go high, and FLY!! We love you. Love, Mom-8: Dad K L ..rg, i I A TRACY ' V You are very special to us. ln the career you have chosen, we wish you all the success and happiness life can bring. I Q All Our Love, Mom 8: Dad 1 BRYONY DICKINSON Time has gone so quickly and yet we can still remember the special days we have shared together since that first day of school, lt seems like that was just yesterday. Bryony, you have always proud that you are our daughter. Go forward now and never limit, or let anyone else limit you in your goals for the future. Remember you can do whatever you choose! We love you and wish you all the very best as you continue on your exciting journey through life! All Our Love Always, Mom 8: Dad , , T MIKE , For the lqastjlg2L,years we have tried to guide you lit-tl-iaeiiigigtrgdirection and teach you what we 'h0U9l1i:1i31e55Ylli2.52Sf Way- 50 far 9011 have that you are our son. Suteg there havefbelenitimes when you made it difficult forziusiiiilltftlreltimes you made us laugh were' much greateii We love you! A V. ,' i,f1f5ggQ:fiif L' D f Love, Mom, Dad, Sz Jeff fi ' SHAWN DUPRE We are so proud of you. We have all learned some hard lessons together and have found that our love and respect for one another has held strong. We thank God for all he has done for us. We wish you much happiness and success in your future. A Love Always, Mom 8r Dad F7 PATRICIA A, FISK You are the first of the 3 greatest joys, God has blessed us with. So many memories flash in our mind as we look back. You have always given 1102 to help others. You have shared our hard times and made us laugh. Always there to lend a helping hand for your sisters. We love you so very much. We are always pleased to say, yes, she is ours. God love and keep you in his care. Best of luck in all your future endeavors. Love Forever, Mom, Dad, Pammie, SL Penelope REGAN DE HAAN A very important phase of your life is now coming to a close. We know 1t's exciting and scary at the same time The world is yours for the taking. You've been a terrific son, always trying hard to please and be sensitive to the needs of others. We can't begin to tell you how proud we are, of the wonderful young man you've become. There will be a very large void in our home when you leave for college, but we know that our loss will be the gain of others. We wish you only the best of happiness and success in the years ahead. Love, Mom. John, 8: Jenny JEFF WUNDER You are your own person, not following in anyone's footsteps, although at times it was hard. We are proud to call you our son and brother. You are a special person. lt is hard to believe that you are that same shy little boy who started school. Now you are a fine young man who is special to us all. It is our wish that you always accomplish all you want to do in life, Love, Mom, Dad, John. 8: Kathy TAMMY KLAVER Where have all the years gone? You are all grown up now. Soon you be on your own doing many more exciting things. We all wish you the best in everything you do. Remember that we will always be here for you Love, Mom. Dad, Connie. 81 Irene ANDREA WHITE g We are very proud of youg the person you have become and the things you havejhaeg complished. As you begin the next phase of your life, the-possibilities for you seem limitless Choose! Experience! Enjoy! Our love and encouragement will always be with you, ' 'QE' K Love, Mom, Dad, 81 Pamela ' KATHLEEN BLIEK You have been strong enough to fight and silently conquer great obstacles. You always faced problems with a big smile and nobody guessed how scared you really were. You are a special person whose dreams can come true because you are noi afraid to reach for the stars. We love you Toot! Love, Dad, Mom, Pat, 81 Noah Kathy - L ' ' Live long, laugh often, and dream great dreams. Remernher: Success lies where your drealjrisrl and reality meet. The path is never clear, nor smooth butyl have faith in you. ij Love, Kelli: ' I JULIE FLACK MAUREEN NAUGHTON May the path in lile you choose to walk be wide, wild and adventurous. Party Hardy! Love, Mom, Chuck, Margaret, Joel, Patricia, David, 8: Hannah MAGGIE PERRY The time has come, it's finally here for you to graduate this year, Seventeen years from your childhood days of memories we'll treasure today and always, The lmle things, arg Such fun go recall with birthday parties and fun for all, When they were over and you were half dead, you'd take raw spaghetti or onions to bed. The pictures and stories could go on all night but one thing stands out in the dark. like a light. Your voice On a tape is a joy we'll prolong when you ask, oh so clearly, Can I ting a long? Your friends are like family our kids to be sure who have doubled our love 10 times, maybe more. This group is so special, it makes us so sad we're going to miss all those Hr Moms Kr Dads. You're leaving the classrooms, the end's drawing near you're parting with friends who've been very clear. Say goodbye to the teachers, the books you'll toss out. You've finally made it! Give a big shout. So pack up your teddies, and posters and more you're starting a new life. Open the door. We love you so dearly A God gave us a pearl but now and forever you're our little girl, All Our Love 8: Kisses, Mom 8: Dad MELISSA DICKINSON , g There is so much excitement and discovery ahead of youg so much for you to experience and learn about. While I am anxious to help you move forward, part of me wants to hold you back. Perhaps the fact that you are my firstborn makes it hurt so much to watch you grow away from me. But l know the strength and maturity you have shown in dealing with past adversities have prepared you well for the challenges ahead. l am so proud of the beautiful and sensitive young woman you have grown into. My wish for you is to savor all the best life has to offer, but above all to find love and happiness. fEven as the string slips out of my hand, I know the beauty of the kite soaring overhead will remain with me always.l I love you. Love, Mom MARK VAN DEN BECKENS , We are proud of you., May your dreams come true, Life is not easy but work hard and,S'9u will achieve your goals,-We wish you happiness, good health, and the best out of life. Weiikoikyou, Mark. Mother will missfyou and she loves you and will always be there if you are in neeeli'gKeep your nice smile. GOOD LUCK. Congratulations to you and the class of 1988. ' f Mother, Dad, Sz Sheryl HOLLY DEYO As our first child, you have always held a special place in our hearts. We have watched you grow from a shy little girl into a beautiful young lady with a cheerful smile that has always brightened our lives. You have made us so very proud of you through your accomplishments and ambition as you work towards your goals and shoulder the responsibilities of a young adult, There is no doubt in our mind that your dreams will be fulfilled, and you know that we will always be here for you, Thank you, Holly, for bringing such happiness and love to us all. May God bless youalways. 'i,, V',fQ2s5Q,,Q ,Vf,- Love, Dad, MOI11,ni'KClly, Lisa, Kc Laura ' ' DEANNE VAN DER MEERE Time goes swiftly on it's way, all too soon we've lost today, There are two special gifts we can give you. One is roots, the other is wings. Remember your beginnings and wl1Q.,5!??i5.5Q!p. rf Even though we have our share of disagreements, we are very proud of you and we love your Never lose si hi of Omself Aiwa 5 stand u for what ou believe to be Yi ht and3,ohgig36d., ,K .ig We ho e our future is ever thin ou ex ect it to be. Q y 4 ' V-.1 -P 1- e . V - Q, 1 ., P V V 9 V P should come to you. Listen to that little voice within you. Take time to smell thegni w ,,..iw,,-r 1-Ove' Mom 8' Dad 1 greflect. Savor each moment. Continue to use your talenisyand abilities to reach yo gi Af 5 7 , I . I Qiji .Lrf 1 realize your lov? for music will alwayisgebea constant source for VV,, .fjiig LAURA KLUG-1 f ...rr .,... we-enivymentsie wsvecelsifts fur vwflvseirv liil, 'The vw you have been warring for is here- If feels Ifkeerzesrefdar when we wok 0 'e'S' May and Elementary 5Ch00l iQ'-mkielilyvvf-new teacher' ll haSU'!,i1?R?fEi?95v'f0f V011 bu' You i- e'V,Pm d andiwhal Knowil lk mcut yourself short, abilities and talehfsiiiiieeppyvriting those ,gl Speflel and ' l -'1, ' We have been blessedlfllfiifiifviefs 59081150 VOL' heVelb?f5?l55llfl55U9hle'- We am ,.., l 1' LOW' Dad' V Liiflliliiiilffl 1 i , , you and always will beL Majgifour God bless you and keebygiu as you start a new A 'k't K ,,,, , life- L i lri' ' 'i L i RON ... i ...., ..r, ltli our Lover Mom gf Dad It doesn't seem 3 'Yjr6m',hlQh . .H ' came along iiiw fl 11:7 niself. We have m.mgg,ga,i0 come through some trying times when your sistersillrfessf J' rhuch of , BETH CASEY Even thena we were a unit and our Nielsen Ratings give you a number one! May . . . . appy an your ulurercome true, gggk , -k,, Relrlelrglzgeratjrfdoclyclirorrinoieglraiely that the mountain seems high. Mom 81 Dadgr Kargwy gb 81 Tom, Kirkqamxihgl Rick A Vlrgl Z 1? wfrl: L ' I 'VV' i RACHEL CURTIS'i1l', . L.,L -1' , , 1, errant-you for making m95fliIe'Wvf1h living. 1 fr.fi W. 'as' Love Mom ' i Pfwlege 0' hav 19lSfQ'w2a0U' 'West 1 , ,YT fafllf Sfflvineimr . ' , ., i and You will fm' Regembef we will always'h241erezfs:r.vQvrflWe love vow 1 V. s v ' ' K Love, Mom 8: Da f,f, 'fi'LI21i,-Ei V , ' , A TOM CUNNINGHAM f m,',,A ,,',A . ,m,' In such a short time you have grownwintoia fine young man. You have developed a strong DENISE ST ' i ' character. Take ri5kyr3,Kg,dWQt'be afraid to be wr5ng,,5tiinQrig.iirm on what you believe Your I N love, concern, and sensitivity for others alelbbvious tofillllivho know you. We're soitharnkfulffii fe You have 9f0Wn to ,lf 3 beautiful VOUHQ ladvl 0 maffef what 995 VQU Clfwffl. 9011 Blwavs that the Lord has entrustedus with you. We have a lot of good memories of times't?5gfeiher. -fig Seem fo bounce are 50 Very Pmud Ofvm-i0uf,w1Sh f0f 9011 In life 15 to b9fhaPPv' Your family is very proud to call you son and brother, We love you, Trust in the Lord with all G08 MWFYS' I ,. :V in thy heart . . . and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:58:13 , , ,,g,jf, ova' a ' om , gimme fr' 'f',. ji' m.Ml,,r, I-'We' Dad' Mom- Heafllef- 31 Gillian '- if - - N 'E ' ' A f,, , i i2i?2Q,?l'f-1 ' A ' -' '- -. . KENNETH DE L E03 lm' We have watched you grow into a fine young man and wefare proud of you. We hope'1yQur15g, f OL' QMOVQ 5 ' r,g,5,,k1,,,,7 ,gli future is filled with much happiness and success. Keep that special smile and rememberrwe' Ove' om ' at 'fi' ' ' ' ' k' V f,,.V I iffljijfifg love you very much- ' V 7 V ,-e,,' Love, Mom, Dad. Kathy. Lisa, Lori, Ron, 81 Brenda - ' 'L 'll From the day you entered our life, there has never been a dull moment, from your comedian tw, I g, MICHAEL WILSON Is it really true? You've finished school? Where did our time go? In our hearts we keep with sweet memories of your little self. Tomorrovfs dreams are yours. Dad, Jack, Carol. Chris, 81 Donna DAN side to your serious side. Stay as nice as you are, and always remember your family loves you. Love, Mom 81 Dad 1 ef' 7 , .,, .1 aww 'WH -new .,,,, ,, ' Jung A. White T. Kamens M. Perry ' QM if My , 1. x M. Foti R Nnelsen J. Wunder C. Maddock m N WL , KRW: K. Larwood D Dlestl R. Shay 'Q 1-as M, Hubright T. Fleegel L. Klug M. Swift VIZ A, DeBruyne B. Hendricks K. Leno M N. - T. Walzer R. Lehr D. Hayes R. Curtis iqw A,.T1v- i' .N C. Adriaansen fl Q , .,. 1. N 4 gg Y i W X. K-'A '- . A J. 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Dickinson if Q' rr Q - gm -, gb , ,Awe .Aa. . fe 1 3 J S Ji s WSL ' 'W 1 11' ':' U I 1 kg k.-hb-h I K I A 1 'li glib ?' K J'-Q 1, an . ,N B ff l X. 5 Best Drivers Best Athletes Biggest Pests Donna Rachow Carl Adriaansen Jim Wallington Brian Hendricks Deb Weeks Deanne VanDerMeere Most Artistic Worst Drivers Best Dressed Kelly Schrader Ron Nielsen Penny Stanton Jeff Rayfield Becky Shay Matt Stappenbeck Most Devilish Most Likely to Succeed Most Spirited Maureen Naughton Christie Walker Kelli Aeckerle David Kamens Doug Hicks Craig Jung tx fl K 4:61 M1 Biggest Flirts Friendliest Most Naive Tracy Fleegel, Tim Ridley Jay Cooney, Krista Lewis Tom Cunningham, Holly Deyo Most Argumentative Best ActorfActress Best Musicians Andrea DeBruyne, Tom Hunter Mike Swift, Kathy Bliek Dave Habermehl, Melissa Dickinson f - Y I n If H ,M X e N I Nicest Smile Most Talkative Matt Fultz, Patty Fisk Tammy Noble, Jesse DeSanto ,X sis -Q-, 1 fi 1 X Mess up this line again and l'll squirt you! This is Krista . , . 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I 1 f MVP, KB, HD. TN.rTQ,-BC, and the-Se 1 ' , Never forget our CVS shopping spree and the gift to the driver parked next to us! - ltlever forget thoselspecial times, Keepsrrliling and keep in touch, K,S.L. L.K.lB.l We're in the ARMY now! lt's been tough, but we've made it this far! Thanks for all of your help, l couldn't have made it so well without you. And thanks for standing by me and understanding when no one ,else would. There isjust too much to write. I think lhopel you know. Take care, keep in touch. Logelfal f K.S.L.lR.l J.F. We've been through so very much together. A lot of it has been hard. l'm sorry for that, Your still a best-friend and l hope that remains. You're like family to me! l wish you the best ot luck. l know volfll 9i1'f?1sEl+9V2 va- -lewis? ,Q gg, 55 . ' ' Diff ' , r's1- gafffgifjfi ' K.S.Lf Crech's '- Thanks lor all the talks and snlllles. They helped so much. You will always be very special to me and l will miss you tremenclouslyiflfhe memories willtemain with me forever. Thank you, C.C.! ,I ' - Love - Tammy Jo . Brlan, Chadfllave, Aaron, L' YV What can we say? We're goingrto' miss you guys so much next year! Thanks for all the great times. We have so many memories that we'll always holcleon to. Good luck as SENIORS! Love, Tracy and Kim S-l-L , K l'm we got to befriends and shockedleueryone to death. You're a sweetheart. Now that l have to know yoilf, youare one of my best friends, We have been through A LOT ol hard times in just the last year. But, with each other's help we have made it through. Always smile and know that l'm here for you. l'll be seeing you in many years to come sis! S-l L Kate - 1 So manyggggjegnories - Newark Srjkgrastyiew, Alvin anclgflarnie, the flowers and the ditch, theiiiiiftiifiiius horn, dust cheffl-ijgblnermans, no gasffin your car, and so many others. Manylof my high school memories are of thegood times we have had. And Kate - l would like to send you a sunbeam!! Thanks for being the friend you have been to me. And thanks for all e the great times Dont ever forget the U tum on 441 Smurf ar will never forget our UFO Maybe ese u-my Mp L ,V J f 1- ff - Wfewgefefer Remember always July 3, '87! The Best of Times 8: Friends. f if KAW- T . s l ......... l .ls e Dave. .I , ,V W Well, its definitely been a wild 7-year-long party, and we've spent most of dying? V laughing. I hope we stay in touch over the years or l'm going to miss your twisted sense of ' humor. l have for you just one piece of advice: Next time hit the brake will ya? sheeeesh! K 1 ,. , K Rebecca Travers, In ' ff.,Q5j',,,!:'V: You're my best friend, and always willkgljekflove you rl lhll K K j ,Krr Torrey, Cori, Paige, Connie, and Micheleflr' , x 7,715 I . You guys are the best. We have had some great times together. I love youlguysgffr-, 1 Love ' Mathias Strand Bjorn Busse, Jens Busse, Claudia Knipschild, Christian Dahn, Andreas Deimann, Ute Erves, Jorge Gierse, Andreas Kohlhase, lsabell Metz, Gabriele Muller, Holger Terlohr, Anke Witte. if 46 In September of 1987, Mathias Strand came to Marion as a member of the junior class. He has been living with Roger and Joy Baize and their daughter Wendy. Mathias is from Umea, Sweden, and he is 16 years old. His hobbies are squash, tennis, golf, skiing and drawing. We all enjoyed having Mathias here and getting to know him. We wish him the best of luck in the future. From April 5, 1987 until April 16, 1987, twelve Marion families hosted German students. Host students were Rich Henrie, Scott Schreiber, Judy Wessie, Jon Lammers, Alex Wells, Jay Cooney, Mike Swift, Regan DeHaan, Tracy Fleegel, Kathy Bliek, Chad Furguson, and Tammy Noble. During their ten day visit to Marion, the stu- dents attended regular classes and participated in many school events. Their itinerary included such things as a welcome reception sponsored by the Board of Education, a Student Council dance from 98WPXY, a visit to the Wayne County Historical Museum, a Red Wings baseball game, a day trip to Niagara Falls, and a two day stay in New York City before leaving for Germany. It was an enjoyable experience for us all to have them here, and we wish them the best of luck. lb. ss' 1. 9 5 D-YDS . s S ' . s..-F 'O Q u. s . '. or IS 9 ' u . Q D Q ' s 0' . Jffts s ' Vatu, .' 0' on v -0.-o U NI - I- l' s 's Q Q a s n Q U ', ' o U . . ,, .'e .'4 ,lv ,'-n sno.5'o 5 :x,.k..s Www U K -xg 1 .A v Where's the T ? My nails are a mess! Little Rabbit FooFoo, -ff' B 4 'Nix L, . Who's reading to whom? Gotcha! l'm Bad! W fav ,M 4:,. I, ,K 4, ik k. Hrfqg. ffl' l'm so embarrassed! The Rockettes. 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'15, -. .-,... s. . ..- , asf f .' 1- ' I 1 ' 4 uv h . g.: rays- iff 4 Q.. 1, ,','t vY! , 4 s 1 ' S an I :.'!I-,g, fIoI,qoQ . ,- 1 . I 0.- r-5.0 ,Y ff: '- v ' lilfyr, .:,, , - , -. s , rf-4' .,an, 490 , f . , . '-14:1 f-'. , , - f- 4bv,,,, , I , . I ' 1,4-VI.-', 4 n' s,' K .p ol - f ' 'F f - -,'. Lx - li? .. 4 -, gsorssn x'a:u. ,io ' A- .1 fn- ..'- Jv.aaL-:ju n - .15 If 65 6,4 ww MR. STOKER - ROW 1: C. Miller, N. Spina, B. Whitney, G. Schojan, M. Clevenger, S. Schreiber, M. Strand. ROW 2: R. Henrie, K. Phillips, L. Phillips, E. Oswald, M. Leggue, D. Stritzel. ROW 3: M. Matheaus, C. Klimaszewski, B. Godsey, M. Cuvelier, B. Bove, L. Dolan, J. Brugge, C. Fisher, J. VanGee. 1-QQ MS. STEWARD - ROW 1: D. Thompson, J. Boerman, A. Kaarp. ROW 2: S. Smith, J. Wessie, C. Hamlin, T. LaJoie, L. Harris, M. McKessy. ROW 3: J. Brozoski, J. Diehl. ROW 4: C. Couperus, M. Cauwels, D. Vandermeere, B. Marsh, A. Fisher, J. Lammers. I MRS. BIERMAN - ROW 1: A. VanLare, S. VanDerMeere, T. Stenzel. ROW 2: F. Palazzo, K. Sherman, D Purkiss, C. DeSanto, L. Gramley, M. Suhr. ROW 3: M. Howie, R. Becker, J. Lehr, J. Bradley, V. Mooney, S. Wise L. Fonte, T. Cady. 'R 'xl' MR. HALL - ROW 1: D. Cossaboon, S. Reiss. ROW 2: S. Young, B. Simmons, R. Petty, T. Elias. ROW 3: K Dennis, J. McCarthy, P. VanLare, A. Breemes, L. Gramly, K. Bliek, T. Kaper, R. Surline. ROW 41 R. Fox, S Mullin, D. Camp, P. Lutz, T. Lackey. We , 4 gt M a 6 er l ' an R I 55 , 1 i I' ' f ,,,, isailfiiag Ll? ' 2 ' gi' lg- 1 ' 4 f 9 Q l N' 5 f. .39 Y sew . 'Qi 223. .- 5 4 l .rv 68 Yr of Wea Q HRS. STERCHI - ROW 1: M. Fanelli, H. Bradley, D. DeMay, J. Miller, B. Wise. ROW 2: B. Newton, B. Howard, C. VandenBeckens, N. Thompson, H. Chauncey, W. Johnson, J. Martin, C. Trout, V. LaFave, T. Besaw, K. Brown. Q-A f 2 MR. KEEFER - ROW 1: D. Bradstreet, E. Huff, G. Moon, T. Grevell, J, Wolcott, J. Dukes, D. Almekinder. ROW 2: L. Porterfield, H. Cunningham, L. Moore, K. Bigley, A. Smith, N. Haskins, K. Bulkley, C. Franko, T. Taylor, D. Maynard, P. Alampi. ROW 3: K. Fisk, P. Kearns, D. Edinger, J. Rudolph, L. Vallier, L. Tokaya, G. Arnold, D. Desens, J. Hoefen, R. Brown. ig. i E rf II, 4' MR. TILLING - ROW 1: V. Brown, S. Hughes, J. Frederick, S. Hoffman. ROW 2: J. Prutsman, P. Fisk, M. Trieskey, L. VanLare, E. Adams. ROW 3: M. McClouth, M. B. Moyer, M. Tellier, H. Kelly, S. Gropp. K. Heberle. ROW 4: D. Wilson, F. Billings, C. Hoyt, ROW 5: G. Rybak, R. MacLaren, D. Dibble, K. Bade, K. Wunder, L. Klaver. ABSENT: R. Walzer, W. Spencer, M. Edwards, M. DeMareo, R. Caldwell. W '35 ff i MR. THOMAS - ROW 1: G. Storey, T. Tennity, C. Miller, R. Huntley, J. Flack, A. Bishop. ROW 2: K. Bruinix, L. VanOoyen, M. Reinhardt, J. Fanelli, H, Young, R. Wison, R. Hadlock, D. Madison, P. Duke, J. Neufeld, C. Klaver. ROW 3: C. Hicks, W. Baize, T. Gallivan, M. Adamski, B. Trombley, D. Camp, M. Shafer, S. Hosbach. . E ili. i.. .,,- ... W x K it ., r .K 69 Q -Q. +3 Q uhm, .f X S 1 5 l 5' K -. ,gr- TNS. 70 5 I 4,4 :wr , .. ss 435 ' L A XS. ww I if Ea.:-4155 ,gf MRS. RAMSEY - ROW 1: M. VanCamp, M. Strauss, J. Frankel, D. Clark, H. Attridge. ROW 2: K. Smith, L. Deyo, T. Sargent, P. Wolfanger, T. Breen, J. Mousso, J. Milliman. ROW 3: C. Edinger, T, Miller, B. Flynn, J, Ameele, K. Hendricks, J. Fredericks, T. Gropp, J. Oswald, J. MacDonald, D. Spina. MRS. RANSOME - ROW 1: S. Hutt, B, Sick, J. Adams, M. Steurreys, B. Mallette. ROW 2: T. Kaper, W. Halstead, P. Miller, W. Chapman, D. Dixon, S. Boerman, S. Monroe, C. Salerno. ROW 3: B. Whitney, S. Swartele, S. Ressue, T. Steurrys, N. Leggue, T. Vice, M. Smith. MRS. PEZZA - ROW 1: D. Smith, J. Spitz, C. Guest, S, Walzer, B. Cheasman, R. Nelson, M. Jesse, P. Southcott. ROW 2: H. Worthington, A. Dickinson, K. Mohr, P. Miller, L. Brooks, S. Swartele, C. Miller, K. Smith, T. Kuhn, N. VanCassele, D. Baker, D. Stritzel. ROW 3: C. Edinger, T. Welch, J. Fredrick, J. Ameele, K. Hendricks, J. Oswald, B. Flynn, C. Sewart, J. Sackett, S. Farraro, M. Casillo, L. Couperous. X lqfdd UAV ff K FF C . N5 N ,Q-35 s CB S 1 ' 1-'.l MS. SNYDER - ROW 1: T. East, S. Salisbury, J. Karasinski, B. Flynn, D. Wise, W. Smith. ROW 2: D. Luckman, K. Deyo, C, Walker, S. Trombley, L. Brown, K. Gallivan, C. Phillips, F. Smith, T. Almekinder. ROW 3: T. Miller, J. Ameele, J. Mander, J. Mousso, M. Heise, J. Bonafede, K. Rowell, S. Otto. 71 4, 1992 nf- '-,ntl MR. QUILL - ROW 1: K. VanLare. ROW 2: K. lhrman, C. Tetlow, D. Cowley, L. Hubright, L. Mack, D. Girard D. Chapman, M. Kancler. ROW 3: A. Richards, E. Bearce, M. Freyn, P. Dukes, E. Hamlin, M. Young, T. Frizelle, R Steinmetz, G. Smith, J, Otto. 'U' :ef 72 IV' K ' , - . '43 . lx ' - ' ' - . ' A , L is '.'- a 37 ' . f , .v . 1- , -. A 2 l ' . . MRS. SCHMIDT - ROW 1: C. Fanelli, W. Pinkerton, T. Hunter, N. Bliek, J. Wells. ROW 2: M. Steurrys, R. Hanes, J. Ashworth, J. Johnson, W. Ryan, D. Goebert, C, Keenan, ROW 3: K. Smith, T. VanNorman, K. Salisbury, T. Yuker, A. Treible, D. Frost, C. Madison. ABSENT: J. Chatterson, 'll 3' MRS. FLEEGEL - ROW 1: J. Huntley, S. Johnson, K. Conger, T. Flint, T. Marchionda, M. Smith, T. Breedlove. ROW 2: K. Sargent, D. Urbanik, J. Del.yser, M. Dickson, B. Furguson, R. Claeysen, J. Hoefen, M. Wemesfelder, R. LaRose, D. VanNort, R, Stevens, M. Reinhardt. and QS? MR. TROUT - ROW 1: K. Briggs, R. Hussey, C. Logue, K. Stevens, T. Graham, W. Worthington, J. Gardner, S. Florack. ROW 2: S. Spencer, S. Remmel, G. DeRue, R. Dimuro, C. Murphy, J. Wallington, ROW 3: A. Sick, D. Huber, A. Stoker, K. Kancler, A. Vaillancourt. 4047923 . nfl' 'ffl' t, in ' , .y 3 li f' Lf' -fuW:f'Z Q' .. A .1 MRS. LANNON - ROW 1: K. Drake, A. Huff, S. Fanelli, S. Lammers, C. Hill, S. Walker. ROW 2: J, Mander, D. Dennis, D. VanOoyen, M. Martz, C. Miller, C. Schojan, T. Ocque, R. Smith. ROW 3: J. Austin, W. Kepler, J. Haynes, N. Dickinson, R. Balliet, R. Davis, J. Carr, B. Weeks. MS. DRAKE - J. DeMinck, I. Salisbury, D. Crisp, P. Turner, O. Meli. ROW 2: R. Attridge, F. Pettrosino, M. Bushart, M. Leno, A. Dorf, C. Nadir, G. Haskins. ROW 3: C. Baker, L. Everdyke, J. Jesse, N. Housel, R. Bradstreet, M. Skuza, S. Gardner, L. Deyo. ABSENT: D. Whalen, H. Walker, T. Kruse. l xx? :Q f N v if- ..xx Eli., MR. TRAVIS - ROW 1: S. Mooney, K. Eckert, R. Vand Schojan, T. lkewood J Oswald, J. Marks G Derck. RO erwall, J. Aeckerle, R. Casey, B. Griffin. ROW 2: K 3' M Barton P Fisk S Martz, E. DeBruyne, V , - , - W . - , - Y - Herman. ROW 4: C. Almekinder, C. Briggs, W. Walters, K. Strauss. ABSENT: T. Hopper, J. Diesti. fi! Q MRS. STRICKLAND - ROW 1: S. Schultz, D. Bishop, Randolph, J. Hosbach, M. Desens, C. Vice, J. Elias. ROW 2: Franko, K. Kittle, T. DiCesare, B. Maynard, B. Travers, M. C. Couperous, J. Warren, S. Bueg, G. Alampi, J L. Leggue, M. DeMareo, S. Hermenett, B. Moyer, J Dishaw. sz. :ma gem aww GRADE 11 - ROW 1: Treasurer - Jill McCarthy, Vice-President - Marti Cuvelier. ROW 2: Secretary - Kari Bliek, President - Jennifer Boerman. .3 :Y . -lf h A f 'ef V? GRADE 9 - ROW 1: Vice-President - N. -my '-D GRADE 10 - ROW 1: Vice-President - Lois Porterfield, Treasurer - Meredith Reinhardt. ROW 2: President - Doug DelVlay, Secretary - Nikki Haskins. C7 rf 2 V V' A 5 T ..,, ,fl ,Q .,,,, , I ' I ',-' 'Wvhl',.ff l A if t l Q ii i A A 1 K. Deyo, Treasurer - L. Brooks. ROW 2: President - Tom Welch, Secretary W Cindy Walker fa. 731694 66444 Offdem GRADE 7 - ROW 1: K. Drake, S. Walker, K. Kittle, P. Fisk, J. Oswald. ROW 2: C. Miller, N. Dickinson, S. Hermanet, J. Franko, J. Gardner, L Deyo, E. DeBruyne, T. J. Ikewood. f, GRADE 8 - ROW 1: A. Sick, T. Frizelle, N. Marchionda. ROW 2: T. Graham, D. Girard, K. Sargent, A. Trieble. ROW 3: J. Gardner, R. Steinmetz, S. Johnson. ROW 4: W. Worthington, K. VanLare, T. Flint. I -'S 4.1.-1 4 c N '-- , I ' 4 . x I1--' - . ' Us 1 1 ' .-I ' - U ' fflrl I V I 'v . . v 'u -' 'SA L -' '.' ' I vf-150.5 45 '. . ' ' - ',, A S , I u 'gsm ' ' . 1 fl f 1. . . a ?'Jfe'3'r.'-21. -- Ira '- -I ,- I c Z 1' l'ou , 1 l,.-,- , I u , 1 a A ' 1 Q ' s 0 n 'J ' - 4 4. ff ,. :1: . - 1 v ,9,lJ'f.H, 'ill ag.: Yun . 3 ' J 1 I, I .,.V- A, 3.97 'Q' .,,'. I fl - I 'V' l ,,,Nu, '.v ' 4 - ':. J 1 1 10.10 fy I 4 ' nl' 1 ,',,,-.,. Z. sVl.l,:J0' f, , . ,. ' 1 .Ip ,mtv ' .4 I ' I ' ' J ' all I v.,?, dl 'f4 ', ufllflxl! '12 'gl .5 2 lx'N 3133 wide ,-1 I 3447 Led by Seniors David DeFisher and Mike Vallier, the boys Varsity Track team captured the 1987 Class C sectional title on Saturday, May 23, at Geneseo H.S. David won the Triple Jump with a leap of 42'6W' and Mike won the Pole Vault at 11'3 . In the same meet Freshman Tim Gallivan won the 400m in a school record: 52.1 seconds. Jay Cooney scored a second place in the Triple Jump and Rob Spina scored 24 team points as he finished second in the 1600m, 3200m, and the 3200m Relay. Twenty boys participated in the meet, and MCS had a representative in every event. The team also finished the season as undefeated Wayne County Champions for the second consecutive season. They captured first place in the Wayne-Finger Lakes Officials Invitational held at Waterloo in April. Leading scorers for the team this season were Rob Spina with 170 points and a career total of 468 points. Mike Swift scored 131 points and Tim Gallivan had 128. Others scoring more than 100 points were David DeFisher 115, Doug Hicks 115, and Matt Stappenbeck 101. Seniors graduating are Paul Adriaansen, Scott Bardo, Jeff Brugge, David DeFisher, Ken Gallivan, Jeff Henrie, Terry lhrman, Rick Noyes, Bill Seppeler, Rob Spina and Mike Vallier, At the Awards Banquet, Rob Spina received the Bill White Memorial Award, Jeff Brugge won the Most Improved Trackster Award and Mike Swift was given the 1987 Alan Bushart Memorial Award. The team was successful. They were gentlemen and represented their school and their parents well. Nice job, Champions! SENIORS - ROW 1: R. Spina, T. lhrman. ROW 2: R. Noyes, M. Vallier, B Seppeler, K. Gallivan. D. DeFisher. ROW 3: J. Henrie. Mas 90 Midiakes 51 MCS 98 Wayne 43 Mcs NRW 31 MCS is 7 Pai-Mac 37 Mcs 5 gif Sodus 42 MCS . ,...,' Lyons 56 MCS . Waterloo 34 MCS 9 Williamson 18 'LW 'v 114 H.A.C. 27 ' als Marion 86 Dundee . ,,,,, Oak-Al-.1 ,.,. I. . ' ,-5, 1'-ff. of .fzzifwv f ' - 'X .awww-f.,f,5,g1' , . . fe cz, - 4 . 'f fvii . .. .. :I . J 1, . A r 't'l L' ' J ' 'J if li 52. f. A 'lA. we 'C ..., . f, M wi ROW 1: B. Seppeler, S. Reiss. ROW 2: F. Palazzo, B. Whitney, M. Vallier, J. Fredericks, S. Mullin, R. Spina, K. Gallivan, R. Noyes, ROW 3: Coach Erb, J. Lammers, D. Cossaboon, T. Gallivan, M. Stappenbeck, J. VanGee, C. Couperus, D. Edinger, D. DeFisher, R. Fox, D. Maynard. ROW 4: B. Hendricks, J. Cooney, J. Henrie, D. Hicks, M. Howie, N. Spina, D. VanDerMeere, R. Petty, T. lhrman. ABSENT: J. Brugge, Senior - L. DeMay The 1987 girls' track team made a good showing at sectionals as was their goal. The loss of Lisa DeMay will be felt in '88 but with everyone else back we hope to improve. The team worked hard in practice and it paid off in another good year in the county and at sectionals. Sectionals this year were at Geneseo. This year's Bill White Award winner was Debbie Weeks, our most improved was Tracy Kamens, and our hardest worker was Denise Stritzel. The team's overall record was 4 wins and 5 losses. At sectionals we placed 5th out of 20 schools. ig Qi . S5 I H13 l i l K r l X l 1 ROW 1 C Trout D Weeks, L. DeMay, T. Elias. ROW 2: S. Smith, B. Shay, C. Walker, B. Casey, D. Stritzel, T. Kamens. ROW 3: Mr. Roods, R, MacLaren, M. Tellier D Godsey C Kilinski, H. Levan. 81 ' ed BOYS - ROW 1: S, Farraro, R. Claeysen, J. Fredericks, J. Otto. ROW 2: J. Couperus, M. Strauss, K. Hendricks, W. Smith. ROW 3: D. Clarke, M. Steurrys, D. Kilinski, S. Otto. 160 1+-.94 . .... GIRLS - ROW 1: S. Johnson, W. Worthington, J. DeLyser, D. Luckman. ROW 2: P. Miller, L. Deyo, D. Girard, F. Smith, M. Christie, N. VanCassele, T. Breen. ROW 3: S. Ressue, L. Brooks, S. Swartele, T. Graham, J. Gardner. EW? S - .1..' S-Mgr isisi Sex J X 55.3, .. .I A :fv ROW 1: J. MacDonald, C. Guest, T. Gropp, J. Bonafede. ROW 2: A. Sick, R. Goebert, B. Ferguson, T. Welch, G. DeRue. ROW 3: Coach Dibble, J : Hoefen, M. Jesse, R. Steinmetz, C. Keenan, R. DiMuro, B. Flynn, T. Doud, J. Karasinski, T. Miller. 83 Zaye Wcvwdtg Z ii The Varsity Baseball Team compiled a 9 win, 9 loss record including 1 and 1 in Section V Play. The Black Knights won the Wayne County Class B Division. Special recognition went to senior Dan Wilson who was voted to the All-Star second team. The Most Improved Player was pitcher, outfielder sophomore Jerry Newby while senior Catcher Steve Diehl was selected as the team's Bill White Award winner. Dan Wilson led the hitters with a B.A. of .357. Other .300 hitters included Jerry Newby with .333 and Mark VanDen Beckens at .303. The RBI leader was Steve DiMuro with 21, and Newby's 3 win, 1 loss was the top pitching record. This team graduated six players. However, returning will be three junior and two sophomore players which should provide a strong nucleus for an even better team in 1988. 5.23.3 -my if Y is Q J VW G' . i Li . Wmuli grim, twin, win Row 11 R. Becker, J . Wunder, D. Wilson, S. Diehl, A. Keenan, A. Bonetti. Row 2: D Aeckerle J Newby M VanDen Beckens D Chambers S Dimuro T Hosbach. 84 vwiiilil WWWW SENIORS - ROW 1: D. Hughes, L. DeLyser. ROW 2: D. Hamlin. ROW 3: J. Miller, K. Lehr. April Mar. , Wayne 4 , Williamson B . Clyde-Savannah 6 ,V Gananda .V 0 ...n Lwns . . . 13 .V 9 I f 1 ':i. May 304119 i ' '13 Wayne Y '.', !.,, , . rt , 9 Clyde-Savannah 4 Gananda f 0 .Q ' Nurth,Bose Wolcott Y 11,5 1 .i.. .11 1 ' . Bt The 1987 Varsity Softball team had a successful year with a league record of 10 wins and 8 losses. All eight losses were by three runs or less which provided for some very exciting games. ln the end-of-the-season tournament at Casey Park, the Lady Knights upset Red Creek 10-9 in 8 innings to advance to the semi-finals where they lost to overall league winner Lyons, 5-3. Co-captains for the 87 squad were seniors Jennifer Miller and Darcie Hamlin. E' !1ii'i.i'i' fswsvvwifm ---- was f 25, i fr A rx... ROW 1: H. Chauncey, B, Dickinson, K. Aeckerle, R. Curtis, I.. DeLyser. ROW 2: K. Leno, J. Miller, D. Hughes, D. Gabriel. ROW 3: Coach Costello, L, Gardner, M. Hubright, A. DeBruyne, K. Lehr, D. Hamlin. 85 me t Y ..-uf .. ROW 1: S. Hall, T. Tennity. ROW 2: J. Wolcott, D. DeMay, M. Shafer, P. Kearns, S. Hughes. ROW 3: S. Ressue, J. Miller, B. Camp. 86 Wayne Marion ms 6-9 626 Clyd'Sav M8l'i0H . Marion . . LMS . , .K .17-9 zg- N 'L'- R -!'- rw as A , Eg., ' E .ghggy 11 is - .-4- The 1987 J.V. Softball team had a very successful season. The final record was 12 wins-0 losses, to leave them with an undefeated season. The overall ability and unity of this group made them able to accomplish the goals they had! ROW 1: C. Klaver, H. Kelly, K. Bigley. ROW 2: M. McLouth, K. Wunder, L. Vallier, L. Porterfield, P. Duke, D. Wilson. ROW 3: Coach Ziegler, T. Kaper, B. Bove, C. Hamlin, H. Bradley. 87 ?aqe'7 WEKK With a team comprised of Freshmen and Sophomores, the varsity netters completed the season with only one win in ten tries. The campaign was highlighted by tenth grader Peter Majewicz's 7-2 record at first singles, and his subsequent selection as a member of Wayne County's First Team All-Star squad. , Mar. Mar i Mar. :gl U I vll 2 1 . 7.. 1,:n 3 4 3 . - 3 5 . 5 sls R ais ' essssfzf-s,...Kf+. .11 tlifli - . f'f?fi5?1f wfazfzegezzzzz- A e. 'awufwaf1 . if-safes: Essiaiieiwzsfzif t.,tt . ' s I .. ., - as S B395 Y ,ma W :WNW M -r , aw-'H-A ?.:s - .,.. ..2 . lv zgg1sgg:2 ....:::- ..,. ..,, af -me-if by-1 1, ,. -M13 ,MW 1 rm, . ROW 1: R. Henrie, C. Ferguson. ROW 2: S. Hoffman, P. Majewicz, R. Karpp. ROW 3: B. Trombley, B. Howard, B. Wise, A. Wells, Coach Thomas. 88 uk' '- J X ,f ' am - ' .1 - 1 x,.. . ' ...55S,.,.r. , U 0 1 . SENIORS - ROW 1: K. Bliek, R. Curtis, K. Girard. ROW 2: V. Martin, R. Pedersen, A. White, C. Walker. The women's tennis team successfully defended the Wayne Coun- ty Class C League title which was earned last season. The team's record of 7 wins and 5 losses allowed Marion to finish in 3rd place overall. Rachel Curtis, the team's W1 player, and Kelley Girard were selected as first team county all-stars. Rachel also became Wayne County's Class C Singles Champion for the second time. ...QW Mr? WMM ...,,,NM. A Maman h W i , Qs iii , : as .Q , ' A wg Q 5 e2' .. 1 .M E 5 'iff f? 5, E I .t ..... iqf 6 V A ROW 1: M. Skuza, C. Walker, S. Salisbury, W. Johnson. ROW 2: M. ROW 1: E. Adams, T. Cady, R. Pedersen, K. Girard. ROW 2: R. Curtis, C. Barton, S. Lammers, K. Smith, W. Baise, Mr. Henrie. Walker, K. Bliek, L. Arnold, V. Martin. ROW 3: A. White, S. Smith, R. Thomas. 89 I SENIORS - ROW 1: B. Casey, J. Wallington. ROW 2: J. Cooney. The team did well this year considering we had only one returnee from last year's varsity team. We finished in 2nd place in Wayne County behind North Rose-Wolcott and 2nd in our division of the Wayne-Finger Lakes League behind South Seneca. Outstanding individuals were Dave Cossaboon and Nick Spina on the boy's team and Shelly Swartele on the girl's team. Out of eighteen boys on this year's team we graduate only two so we look forward to another good year in 1988. Missed will be Beth Casey and Jay Cooney. . 1- gt 9 ROW 1: C. Brown, F. Palazzo, E. Huff, M. Strand, D. Maynard. ROW 2: D. Cossaboon, R. Henrie, N. Spina, J. Lammers, A. Bishop, D. Edinger, B. Casey, S. Swartele. ROW 3: B. Wise, M. Jesse, J. Wallington, C. Couperus, S. Otto, J. Cooney, Coach Roods. 90 1 Zaye Wmadtq SENIORS - ROW 1: C. Adriaanson, K. DeLyser, M. Ameele, R. Lehr, B. Hendricks, Coach White. ROW 2: D. Kamens, S. DiMuro, D. Hicks, M. Stappenbeck, M. Swift. The boys varsity soccer team consisted of eleven seniors, eight juniors and one sophomore. We began our season by winning our own tournament for the third year running, by defeating Naples in a shoot-out thriller. The team suffered some serious early injuries which unfortunately sidelined some of the key players which gave opportunity to underclassmen to see a lot of time under game conditions. The team scored fifty-three goals offensively and allowed twenty-nine. Junior Jerry Newby led all scorers with nine followed by Rich Becker with eight, Stoney Hall seven and co-captain Tom Hunter six. Fourteen different players scored for the team this year. Our defense was anchored by senior Co-Captain Carl Andriaanseng goaltenders Dave Kamens and Alex Wells shared responsibility in the nets. We had four players win all-county honors - Tom Hunter lattackerl, Carl Adriaansen fdefenderi, Jerry Newby and Chris Miller. Although graduation is taking some fine players, the outlook for next year is very bright. Mr. Bailey has a great nucleus of sophomores who will be working for roles on the varsity next fall. I would like to extend my appreciation to Mr. Fleegel and Mr. Owens for their support this year, Miss Taber and our cheerleaders along with the student body and faculty for all their encouragement throughout the season. Especially a thank you to the seniors. We've spent a lot of time together over the years. I wish you all the best life has to offer. 6 Newark Marion 0 7 H.A.C. Marion 0 4 Naples Marion 3 NRW' Marion g 1 Marion Wayne . 1 Red Creek Marion 5 .gg. - -.'- 1-5.2 4 Pal'MaC if , -..'. 0 ..., Q.. .., 6 ,.,..i1 li' .,.ii ,.i 5 'i.' .iif ' ' O ii s f A Mack! fs P525 ff.. s sis..s . A .ned Creek 3 2 A Pal-Mac 0 2 Marion Williarnscmc- -0 0 Madon Cohocton Maples! 2 7 Sodus A .Marion 0 7 . V 0 M. .,. ,Amiga .2 ROW 1: D. Kamens, A. Wells. ROW 2: C. Miller, S. Mullin, R. Becker, Coach White, M. Ameele, S. Hall, B. Hendricks. ROW 3: S. Reiss, D. Camp, C. Fisher K DeLyser, R. Lehr, D. Hicks, S. DiMuro, M. Stappenbeck, J. Newby, C. Adriaanson. 92 . .5 rv ,rs . - x-:. , .3 . we .-at-as s Si v Pal Mac Williamson Sodus N RW ga... ...ml -ll NSRIYYN 'KEY M A MU N MARHTN marriott' ml 1'-l SENIORS - ROW 1: K. McClellan, D. Weeks, T. Kamens, T. Noble, D, Godsey. ROW 2: A. DeBryune, K. Leno, M. Naughton, D. Gabriel, L, Gardner. The 1987 girls varsity soccer team completed its best season ever and became the first girls soccer team to win a Section V title, They started the season winning the HAC Tournament. They finished 2nd in the league for the 2nd year in a row. Their overall record was 15 wins 4 losses. They were Section V Class A Co-Champions playing Williamson to a 0 to 0 tie in 4 overtimes. Then they defeated Williamson in a shootout to represent Class A in the State Qualifier where they lost to Red Creek 2 to 1 on a penalty kick with only 2 minutes left in the game. This team had its share of outstanding athletes. Four girls were selected to the Wayne County All Star Team: Debbie Godsey - 1st team forward Tracy Kamens - 2nd team forward Deb Weeks - 1st team midfield Kim McClellan - 2nd team back Offensively they proved to be very deadly and accurate, scoring 58 goals. This attack was led by seniors Debbie Godsey with 12 goals, 5 assists: and Tracy Kamens with 11 goals, 3 assists. The Black Curtain defense led by Deb Weeks, Kim McClellan, Lisa Gardner, and Junior Goalkeeper Jennifer Boerman allowed only 13 goals, Boerman recorded 10 shutouts, 21 in her career. They entered the sectional tournament as the 64 seed. They defeated Cal-Mum 4 to 0 in the quarterfinals, Addison 3 to 0 in the semivfinals and were declared Co-Champions in the finals. Deanna Gabriel was the leading scorer in post season play with 4 goals, one in each game. We will be losing ten seniors to graduation. Their experience, skill and knowledge of the game will be missed. nxt. ,HN wif Sw if .AFI ' ROW 1: P. Duke, D. Godsey. ROW 2: D, Weeks, A. DeBryune, K. Kuhn, T. Kamens, T. Noble, M. Tellier, L. Porterfield, B. Godsey. ROW 3: J. Boerman, M. Cuvelier, K, McClellan, L, Vallier, D. Stritzel, K. Leno, M. Naughton, D. Gabriel, L. Gardner, Coach Erb. 93 Zaqa EWS KX .ss. . 4 0 F 5 The 1987 Boys J .V. Soccer team recorded 14 wins and 3 losses. Of 'llfffiwoninsliooiout 41 M F S' 1 ar. NRW ' those wins they recorded 8 shutouts. The team scored 73 goals, their Ma, wayne, 3 S 3 ., . . . .,.,,:,.., opponents 19. The high scorers were sophomore Tim Gallivan with 18 g 0 goals, sophomore Jeff Miller with 14 goals, and sophomore Steve Ressue lil Mra- 8 illll SOJUS 0 with 9 goals- r i -512 . 8 The most outstanding games were at NRW - Marion 3, NRW 0 and at sgJ : g Cohocton - Marion 2, Naples 1. However, we were unfortunate to lose lllill ' ll si'i Mar. slrll lii 6 ' :.Mar' . two players to injuries: Jeff Grahling - pre season, and Greg Lock - at fill 4 - -1.-1121 MU 3 ,-.. . if NRW' 0 .3 A L-lil gg -'LS M in ,. gg W ss, flss 67 .QQ 'v' we 'I' 'Q' 5 X YJ Tyr' ROW 1: T. Gallivan, G. Lock, S. Ressue, J. Miller. ROW 2: S. Hoffman, J. Karasinski, J. Fredrick, S. Hughes, S. Hoffman, M. Schaffer, K. Rowell, T. Gropp. ROW 3: C. Edinger, T. Doud, J. Ameele, K. Hendricks, J. Fredrick, T. Miller, B. Flynn, B. Howard, B. Camp, D. DeMay, P. Kearns. 94 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar gmpvfs . n I 1 The 1987 soccer season was an exciting and successful one for the junior varsity Lady Knights. A highly talented group of sophomores and quick-learning freshmen keyed the way to an 8-1-3 league record and 9-1- 3 overall record. A talented defense, led by Heather Kelly and goalie Meredith McLouth allowed only 5 goals all year while the offense an- swered with 19 goals. Congratulations, girls! Coach Costello Pw- ROW 1: F. Smith, L. VanLare, L. Tokaya, W. Chapman. ROW 2: A. Dickinson, P. Fisk, P. Miller, L. Brooks, K. Deyo, H. Cunningham, M. Fleegel, D. Wilson, M McClouth. ROW 3: Coach Costello, S. Ressue, W. Hutchinson, B. Whitney, H, Kelly, H. Worthington, C. Walker, T. Kuhn, L. Deyo, K. Heberle, C. Trout, N. Haskins. 95 I I gaqofgfs 6 A TEAM - ROW 1: B. Pinkerton, R. Steinmetz, C, Keenan. ROW 2: G. DeRue, M. Reinhardt, A. Sick, B. Furguson, M. Steurrys, J. Couperus, J. Hoefen. ROW 3: M. Wemesfelder, J. Wells, R. DiMuro, R, Claeysen, M. Young, R. LaRose, D. Huber, N. Bliek. Q - , f ' .Q B TEAM - ROW 1: N, Kearns, J. Elias, K. Eckert, M. Bushart, C. Miller. ROW 2: S. Mooney, B. Halstead, B. VanderWall, C. Schojan, R. Balliet, J. Ikewood, J. Carr, M. Leno. ROW 3: J. Boise, M. Desens, M. James, T. Ocque, C. Griffin, G. Haskins, I. Salisbury, C. Couperus, J, Hosbach, C. Vice, Coach Tilling. , ' gms lf D I' .J I 691 L A TEAM - ROW 1: L. Mack, S. Johnson, J. DeLyser, W. Worthington, K. VanLare, T. Flint. ROW 2: S. Florack, J. Chatterson, D. Girard, T. Yuker, K. Sargent, C. Tetlow, A. Treible. ROW 3: C. Logue, C. Murphy, K. Briggs, T. Graham, D. Frost, J. Gardner, Coach DePauw. ,- - K r S diff' 2. B TEAM - ROW 1: N. Housel, E. DeBruyne, H. Walker. ROW 2: W. Kepler, K. Drake, S. Gardner, P. Fisk, L. Deyo, C. Nadir, C. Briggs. ROW 3: V. Herman, S. Hermanent, C. Whalen, M. Martz, M. DeMareo, J. Jesse. Maile? zzz DNN 777' QE -gas 425' ma Nun Q0 N: 5 'J D3 21 Z u V! as nv fc D 0 CU r tssist 9 N' , , Quwuw .Q g na : 9. .zjgj ,f- gg 9 5:5-3.1-5.4, :I 9' mtg' D 'i 0 n ,,, in O. Q. Q gt cw rv Lyons V 6 , , . . 0. ,iw ROW 1: C. Klaver, K. Aeckerle, M. VerPlank. ROW 2: K, Bliek, T. Kaper, J. Wessie. ROW 3: Coach Ziegler. 98 Seniors: K. Aeckerle, M. VerPlank 8 . wx 1-ff 1f.aezw13:n.f se1azr.,.f.z.Q1.f -,,,,,, ., lr, . , ,.,,, g l V V ,. The 1987 Varsity Volleyball team completed their first ever fall season with a league record of 7 wins 5 losses, and an overall record of 9 wins and 5 losses. Marion seeded sixth in Sectionals. The season can best be remembered by the growth of all players in skills and personal goals. The team was small in numbers, but the 1987 Varsity team worked to make the most of their season. The success of the volleyball team can be attributed to team dedication. Kelli Aeckerle was named to the first team all-star and Betsy Bove was named to the second team all-star. We ff V V J The JV volleyball team had an overall record of 9 wins, 1 loss. The only loss was to Palmyra in the last match of the season, 16-14, 10-15, 15-13. The girls won the JV tournament at Newark. Val LaFave and Heather Bradley were selected for the tournament all-star team. ROW 1: T. Sargent, M. Christie, K. Wunder. ROW 2: Coach Drake, K. Smith, C. Phillips, H, Bradley, V. LaFave. 99 0 O HQUWMW MARION WRESTLERS At the end of last year, we were looking forward to this year realizing we were only graduating three wrestlers. However, when the season began we not only lost our three highest scorers to graduation, we also lost three more starting wrestlers to injuries in fall sports. This left a team of inexperience and once again, we had an uphill battle to develop a competitive team in a very tough league. This inexperience showed in our first match against Newark which we lost 35-21. However, the team didn't quit. By Christmas they were 2-3 on the win loss column. Realizing there was a lot to learn, the boys worked extra hard to improve their skills. Also at this time a few boys started to emerge as team leaders. This was definitely needed at this point. By the end of the season this young team iwhich didn,t have one seniorl ended up with a 7-7 record. This was a fantastic accomplishment for a varsity team of six Juniors, four Sophomores, and two Freshmen. The team also finished 6th in the sectionals with one sectional champion, Jeff Beiter. The team also had some all league selections, they were: 1st team A Jeff Beiter - Sectional Class C Champ Honorable Mention - Chris Miller, Jerry Newby, and Jake Vangee. Row 1: C. Edinger, J. Lehr, R. Henrie, G. Schojan, J. Grahling. Row 2: M. Shafer, S. Hosbach T Miller B Camp Row 3 Coach Henrie C Miller J Newby S Hall, J. VanGee. 100 WWMQWW ' JUNIOR HIGH - Row 1: E. DeBruyne, T. Ocque, N. Dickinson, F, Petrosino, R. Miles M. Smith, K. Schojan. Row 2: W. Kepler, T. Kruse, R. Attridge, J. Boise, C. Miller, J Spencer, M. Desens, M. James. Row 2: Coach Bantle, P. Fisk, N. Bliek, B. Vanderwall B. Halstead, A. Vaillancourt, B. Pinkerton, T. lkewood, J. Otto, Coach Tilling, JR. HIGH WRESTLING Jr. High wrestling does not keep a team score. However, our wrestlers won 91 out of 135 matches. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1 T Welch K Rowell W Smith Row 2: J, MacDonald, B. Howard, T. Doud, S. Otto. Row 3: Coach Henrie, M, Smith, A. 101 'gage Wwwdq SY?iim'Sz N 'va X SENIORS -- Row 1: J. DeSanto, A. Keenan, M, VanDenBeckens, Row 2: J. Cooney, S. DiMuro, P. Frizelle, C. Adriaansen. Led by our Seniors, the 1987-88 edition of the Black Knights completed their most successful season in years with a 13-9 record. We finished fourth in the tough Wayne County League. Lost to graduation will be seven Seniors who have ended their careers at MCS. Steve DiMuro ends a three year Varsity career as the 3rd all-time leading scorer this season with 414 points and also led the team in rebounding with 188. Steve was named to the First Team Wayne County All Stars and to the Wayne County Exceptional Senior Team. Co-Captain Paul Frizelle set a school record with 116 assists in 15 games for the Knights and was named to the Second Team Wayne County All Stars. Co-Captain Carl Adriaansen was second on the team in rebounds with 185 and was a Third Team Wayne County selection. Guard Jesse DeSanto was the team leader in three point field goals with 29 and second in scoring with 246 points in 18 games. He was an Honorable Mention selection to the Wayne Co, Team. Mark VanDenBeckens was our valuable sixth man filling in when and where needed and scoring 118 points. Also Jay Cooney scored l213l and rebounded l107l well all season long and was named to the Kendall Thanksgiving Tournament All-Tournament team. Also graduating is two year varsity performer Art Keenan. The team showed what hard work and hours of dedication can do. They will be remembered lor the brand of ball our fans were treated to during the season. We look forward to next season and our returning Juniors, Rich Becker, Alex Wells, Scott Mullin and Steve Reiss. Big Chad Couperus and Steve VanDerMeere also hope to pick up where the Seniors left off. Thanks to all of our fans, parents, and cheerleaders. sssis 1 Mar . bb Mar. Perry lytcliworili Red C reels 51 47 ,. sv 49111 Mar fm T... r xi ws 5 N. .Y 7, VARSITY - Row 1: Coach Taylor, S. Schreiber, S, Reiss, C. Couperus, Coach Christie. Row 2: S. VanDerMeere, R. Becker, S. Mullin, A. Wells, J. Cooney Row 3: J. DeSanto, P. Frizelle, S. DiMuro, C. Adriaansen, A, Keenan, M. VanDenBeckens. 104 Mm. Mar Mm - .,Sechrm.iI- Mar Fla: Maia A Newark Wnvxw Lvunc Williams-vu Pal Man Wayne' NNW William xbtsai ll- rl in Tv., g , wnilus - -- nzfsqzrsz-15:1 age, .. Waymfa NRW limi 4 rvvk S l Qu- us Clvrlo Sav Ulvilv Sa l vous Williamson Hymn llvrgvu Cal Mum . z:!.a Z SENIORS - D. Weeks, K. McClellan, L. Gardner, D. Gabriel. The game of basketball is judged by many standards. By many standards you were outstanding, but, like anything, there are areas which need attention. The graduating of our four seniors Deanna, Kim, Lisa, and Deb, leaves big holes to fill but the determination and hustle shown by the underclassmen, and the graduates from Junior Varsity provide evidence that your team will once again be competitive. Your 12 win-4 loss league record was good for a second place tie, and an overall record of 15 wins and 6 losses put you into the Section V, Class B Semifinals. A commendable record. . S -. Row 1: P. Duke, C. DeSanto, L. Vallier. Row 2: D. Weeks, T. Kaper, J. Wessie. Row 3: B. Godsey, K. McClellan, J. Boerman, P. VanLare, D. Gabriel, L. Gardner. 105 ?aq4QW? ...MWOH :ijiEiMarion Marlon Marion Marion Marion :Marion .-Qz'2Marion Marion Marlon Marion Marion Manon Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion 44 53 41 47 44 157 50 52 .. 64 58 56 57 48 34 41 29 51 53 53 51 .1 m,.. -Fern' Red Creek i 1 Sodus Clyde Savannah Lyons Williamson K Pal-Mac Wayne NRW HAC Red Creek Sodus Clyde Savannah Lyons F K Williamson Pal Mac Wayne NRW HAC 3 1 - 3 63 85 71 61 also 53 18 55 73 - - 75 48 -54 73 50 70 13 This year's boys JV basketball team was made up of seven sophomores and six freshmen. The team compiled an eight win and twelve loss season record while gaining valuable experience toward Varsity careers. .1 I 5 Row 1: J. Frederick, J. Ameele, S. Ressue, J. Karasinski, K. Hendricks, J. Frederick. Row 2: J. Flack, M. Edwards, P. Kearns, K. Fisk, R. Di 106 Muro, J. Miller WQQWZ NM? The 1987-88 season was very successful. All girls showed great sports- 1 manship on and off the court at all times, which is a credit not only to themselves, but to their school and parents. I wish all of those moving on next year a bright future not only in basketball but also in a successful life. 1i,. I've had a great time coaching, and I'm looking forward to next year. Mr. um . if .. M., W -.9 ' Row 1: S. Ressue, P. Miller, L. Broo Bigley, A. Dickinson, K. Green. ks, S. Swartele. Row 2: D. Wilson, M. Christie, M. McLouth, N. Haskins, K. Deyo, K. Smith. Row 3: M. Tellier, C. Klaver, K. 107 emma A TEAM - ROW 1: R. Stevens, M. Steurrys, J. Hoefen. ROW 2: J. Wells, J. Couperous, G. DeRue, G. Haskins. ROW 3: Coach Bushart, T. Frizelle, D Goebert, D. Huber, C. Keenan. B TEAM - ROW 1: M. Bushart. ROW 2: G. Derek, l. Salisbury, S. Mooney, J, Elias, G. Haskins. ROW 3: Coach Haak, N. Kearns, J. Waren, J. DeWind, C Couperous, R. Davis. 108 x WWW? Wi,-I A TEAM - ROW 1: K. VanLare, T. Graham. ROW 2: S. Johnson, W. Worthington, J. DeLyser, T. Flin Gardner. ROW 4: C. Murphy, A. Treible. a t, P. Mack. ROW 3: J. Chaterson, T. Yuker, J. saw e B-TEAM - ROW 1: N. Housel. ROW 2: L. Deyo, W. Walters, K. Strauss, S. Hermenet, M. Skuza. ROW 3: C E. DeBryne. ROW 4: M. DeMareo, P. Fisk, V. Herman, S. Gardner, R. Moyer, Coach Haak. . Nadir, S. Walker, J. Jesse, K. Drake, W. Kepler, 109 66 ROW 1: D. Thompson, M. Straand. ROW 2: T. Fleegel, B. Whitney, K. Deyo, C. Trout, M. Fleegel, K. Heberle, D. Dibble, Mrs. Rich, H. Bradley, L Porterfield, M. Leno, S. Lammers, E. Hamlin, N. Dickinson, A. Trombley, T. J. lkewood,J. Morrison, M. VanCamp, J. McCarthy, M. Howie, C Klimaszewski. ROW 3: A. Karpp, G. Tokaya, J. Maynard, J. Lammers, B. Wise, K. Leno, C. Furguson, C. Hamlin, T. Flint, D. Edinger, B. Trombley ABSENT: J. Bradley, D. Goebert, L. Gramley, T. Kamens, C. Dayton. 2-ew y ROW 1: R. Nevelizer, D. Purkiss, S. Caldwell. ROW 2: M. Triesky, P. Alampi, A. Breemes, J. Wolcott, H. Bradley, R. Dennis, K. Girard. 1 10 n J ,H . Y. .' I , .sl 'I' - ' -. K' - lo 'o , ' . I .1 rv. as--. I I I' 'u 5 ,,.v aux Q I s he 5 .,- 5 A 1' 1. ' ' . ' 1.l'f's.'. ul. ' 5 a'S' ' I 1'n..- I-' A 1 -i--,Llrzasfsg . 1' ,.a:',-..,-0 'nF. r-.,'s .s a..':vl.l g.'g Q 1 gv:Y:vhj-in U ,.p,'r', 1 51. 5 - . fs.. .,,,d'A'v It toes' .1Ls0,. .K ' ' I. .Q I. ,.,. , nigh Q . , -x Q .. A....,-55'-'fyg-,iruavhv In ld 'V '7'V'une,.: -4 .5 W 'o-1-..,,- Q - 'sa . ' 4' -.c,.. 0. n., . ,km , f ' 91 'Y' ul .,-aaa F9 HRION SADU Q3 WE CAN DH545 ff Ay BE D05 ROW 1: J. Wallington, B. Shay. ROW 2: L. Klug, K. Larwood, L. Phillips, ROW 1: W. Walters, G. Arnold, S. Smith. ROW 2: J. Frankel, A. D, Underwood. Trombley, M. Smith, B. Higbee. ROW 3: M. Heisse, S. Martz, D. Madison. ROW 4: C. Hill. 0 0 ROW 1: H. Deyo, M. Cuvelier. ROW 2: S. Smith, K. Sherman, P. Stanton, K. Bliek, C. Walker, B. Casey. ROW 3: B. Shay, l.. Phillips, J. Wallington, K. Larwood, K. Bigley, M. Naughton, K. Lewis, M. Dickinson. ROW 4: R, Brown, J. Cooney, R. DeHaan, J. Flack, K, Bliek, J. Brugge, L. Klug, ABSENT: D. Weeks. 112 l Q H f l. :sw ,V M ':: P Y ' J' . S we M. Fleegel, P. Fisk, Smith, A. Dickinson, M. T. Sargent, A. Sick, . Stanton, A. White, VanVranken, M. Stappenbeck, A. Stoker 4: T. Graham, P. Fisk, L. Deyo Logue, E. DeBruyne, C. Murphy, T. Kuhn, T. Kaper, L. Deyo, C. Swift, K. Lewis, T. Kamens, M. Dickinson, C. Hicks, M. Cuvelier, J. Cooney, T. Stewart, K. Kuhn, A. Karpp, M. Reinhardt, B. Sick, W. Worthington, M. VanCamp, J. DeLyser, S. Johnson, J. Gardner, S. Girard, T. Flint, K. Mohr, K. VanLare. ROW 5: R. Lehr, C. Ferguson, C. Klimsaszewski, A. Wells, S. Reiss, J. Lammers, R. Henrie, S. Schreiber. mwnbf ROW 1: B. Casey, S. Mullin, P. Stanton, B. Dickinson, D. Stritzel, K. Aeckerle, D. Weeks, M. VerPlank, M. Tellier. ROW 2: K. McClellan, L. Gardner, R. Becker, M. Cuvelier, D. VanDerMeere, K. Leno, T. Fleegel, M. VanDeBeckens. ROW 3: D. Cossaboon, K. DeLyser, S. DiMuro, J. VanVranken, A. DeBruyne, M. Swift, A. Wells, T. Kamens, R. Henrie, H. Deyo, K. Lewis. ROW 4: C. Miller, D. Hicks, B, Godsey, M. Stappenbeck, A. Karpp, S. Reiss, J. Lammers, J. Cooney, C. Ferguson. 113 ' Qfonofas' .. .... . .. A ROW 1: D. Rachow, C. Walker, K. Lewis, J. Flack. ROW 2: J. Lammers, S. Schrieber, R. Henrie, L. Gramley, L. Gramley, H. Nevelizer, M. Maynard, A. Wells, J. Rayfield. ROW 3: D. Hicks, A. White, K. Girard, K. Bleik, T, Fleegel, T. Kamens, D. Godsey, B. Casey, C. Adriaansen. ROW 1: A. Richards, P. Mack, T. Graham, W. Worthington, J. DeLyser. ROW 2: K. Strauss, S. Hermanet, S. Walker, L. Deyo, C. Walker, K. Sargent, T. Marchionda. ROW 3: T. Ocque, S. Schcjan, J. Aeckenle, C. Couperus, G. Haskins, D. Crisp, P. Wolfanger, S. Trible, I-I. Worthington, R. Hussey. ROW 4: B. Sick, J. Bonafede, G. DeRue, D. Goebert, A, Stoker, M. Steurrys. 1 14 . Q ,W in ROW 1: M. Reinhardt, P. Fisk, E. Adams, N. Haskins, A. Dickinson, P. Miller, C. Walker. ROW 2: D. Godsey, M. Fleegel, K. Heberle, C. Worthington, C. Salerno, E. Sterchi. ROW 3: L. Deyo, T. Sargent, R. Nelson, L. Phillips, L. Gramley, L. Gramley, T. Kuhn. ROW 1: S. Ferraro, S. Schreiber. ROW 2: B. Couperus, A. Wells, R. Henrie, D. Edinger. Q7 Sick, J. Cooney, M. Tellier, J. Lammers. ROW 3: K. Stoker, C. Swift, H. 115 l ROW 1: J. Wallington, G. Alampi, R. Miles, G. DeRue, K. Rowell, S. Schultz, ROW 2: F. Palazzo, S. Otto, D, Wise, J. Wallington, D. Goebert, S. Farraro, Mr. Morrell. Ari.. , .. -. din! ROW 1: R. Miles, J. Spencer, K. Powell. ROW 2: C. Tetlow, K. Sargent, T. LaJoie, R. Brown, J. Morrell. ROW 3: D. Wise, T. Flint, H. Nevelizer, J. Wallington, D, Clarke. 116 7764 ROW 1: C. Swift, D, Wilson. ROW 2: L. Tokaya, L. VanLare, H. Chauncey, J. Fanelli, H. Young. ROW 3: S. Hermanet, D. Whalen, M. Dickson, K. Smith, D. Frost, I ROW 1: K. Bigley, V. LaFave. ROW 2: D. Hayes, F. Billings, L. Vallier, H. Bradley, C. Klaver, ROW 3: N. Thompson, C. Appuzo, C. Maddock, E. Rich. 117 K ,466-uf . , ! f h lj 1 'rfb . .., . . ROW 1: M. Swift. ROW 2: S. Hall, S. Mullin, B. Godsey, L. Porterfield, R. Becker. ROW 3: T. Kaper. YEARBOOK ADVISORS Sheila Cooney, Virginia Devoogt. We, the staff of the 1988 NOIRAM, would like to thank our advisors Mrs. Sheila Cooney and Mrs. Virginia DeVoogt. Throughout this year both have lent support, advice, ideas, and encouragement to all of us involved in creating our yearbook. At times we came up against problems that we thought were bigger than us, but Mrs. Cooney and Mrs. DeVoogt were always there to help us work out a problem. We thank both of you, Mrs. Cooney and Mrs. DeVoogt, for all of your help, support, and under- standing throughout the year. We couldn't have done it without you. Best wishes in future years. We'll miss you. 119 ' M s: -1 , ' f -' V' , 3: k:5 ,k,,5, 13 ,,-,-- ,5,:f, gs,, 1ff:-W: f i .Mk-....!'sn My ,,,, -'IF' 5 MM., 8 aw 'la if 9 ,fi ' , .W .. f. 'l- ffl 1 i , ag 'Ly' ,, 'Q3Y'si-l- '-felis . ' f' 4 9 ' W' 93 - 5 0 0 ' g 141,31 . :Q fl r,.'.s' 1, ,gi ' . .pI U ' . str' -'Q45-'A--4 , i'j. U, :LIS :' ' 1.0 fs '. .I 0. ' If T J 8 g I,-, ,.n,f 4,15 I' . nut... o . I l.1?lf U Z . ..5t? gl. . . E. 'I, f. J ,fl K1 .Q up ,E 'L' 7 e . ' g. 1 ' .gxzh ' ... ak-.0 A H , '-J.: ., ' , ,'-.'-,1.45f r:3f?19- - ,- Lit?-?2fZ',,. 'H Sign'-.'!' '65 il Zend 404 A Bm,--L-F 'me '? M' SENIOR HIGH - ROW 1: K. Heberle, C. Walker, C. Trout, D. VanDerMeere, H. Worthington, T. Fleegel, M. Reinhardt, M. Dickinson. ROW 2: K. Bliek, L. Deyo, K. Kuhn, L. VanLare, M. Fleegel, D. Luckman, T. Kaper, W. Chapman, K. Stevens, P. Miller, C. DeSanto, K. Bliek, A. White, J. Deleel, M. McLouth, I.. Klug, D. Wilson. ROW 3: L. VanOoyen, J. Boerman, K. Bade, T. Stuerrys, K. Smith, S. Salisbury, M. VerPlank, M. Perry, J. Lammers, C. Walker, L. Gardner, K. Lewis. ROW 4: S. Gropp, P. Fisk, A. Dickinson, C. Miller, B. Whitney, S. Swartele, N. VanCassle, V. Mooney, W. Baize, D. Wise, K. Aeckerle, D. Weeks, T. Breen, L. Brooks, J. Brugge, M. Christie, T. Noble, C. Swift, L. Tokaya, J. Bonafede, J. Lehr, T. Welch, J. Flack, D. Habermehl. ROW 5: N. Haskins, R. Henrie, K. Hendricks, A. Bishop, M. Jesse, M. Stappenbeck, T. Sargent, J. McCarthy, S. Wise, D. Edinger, K. Leno, H. Kelly, T. Kuhn, M, VanCamp, J. Cooney, R. Becker. ROW 6: J. Ameele, M. Shafer, J. Wolcott, K. Fisk, G. Moon, T. Cunningham, S. Hughes, E. Hamlin, C. Miller, P. Fisk, K. Deyo, T. Taylor, C. Fisher, P. Wolfanger. JUNIOR HIGH - ROW 1: C. Nadir, J. Franko, A. Dorf, H. Walker, C. Madison, K. Briggs, A. Sick, J. Couperus, J. Haynes, D, Bishop, M. Leno, J. Marks, K. Drake, R. Bradstreet, S. Walker, P. Mack. ROW 2: L. Everdyke, M. Barton, W. Worthington, P. Fisk, C. Briggs, A. Stoker, D. Goebert, J. Oswald, T. lkewood, K. Sargent, I. Salisbury, E. DeBruyne, S. Gardner, A. Huff. ROW 3: V. Herman, C. Logue, C. Tetlow, J. Chatterson, D. Girard, A. Richards, S. Remmel, K. Salisbury, T. Graham, K. Kittle, J. Gardner, L. Deyo, S. Johnson, A. Treible, J. Jesse, J. DeLyser. ROW 4: M. Steurrys, B. Furguson, G. Haskins, M. Bushart, C. Miller, S. Mooney, N. Bliek, J. Hoefen, G. Alampi, N. Dickinson, M. Reinhardt, J. Warren, G. DeRue 122 J Zami X ,. rr ' gy S. A .f f SENIOR HIGH ALI.-COUNTY CHORUS - K, Stevens, D. VanDerMeere, K. Bliek. ABSENT: T. Kuhn. W. .Mfr 'x nw Cm m . AREA ALL-STATE CHORUS - D. VanDerMeere JUNIOR HIGH ALL-COUNTY CHORUS - ROW 1: M. Dickson, ROW 2: S Walker, T. DiCesare. ROW 3: R. Bradstreet. 126 ROW 1: S. Smith, D. VanDerMeere, D. Wilson, W. Baize, A. White, P, Fisk, E. Adams, K. Bliek, Mrs. Schmidt. , , f 4 Q 4' 3 1. f . 5 -4 -.1-. , xl : dl V A -x , 'l I . 3 A 1 il f 1 1 n Y,.. J JR. HIGH ALL-COUNTY - ROW 1: V. Herman, J. Jesse, C. SR. HIGH ALL-COUNTY - ROW 1: P. Fisk, L. Deyo, T. Welch, C Walker. ROW 2: A. Stoker, A. Treible, C. Briggs. ROW 3: G. DeRue, Walker, K. Deyo. ROW 2: J. Bonefede, C. W. Walker, C. Trout, K, Heberle M. Reinhardt, P. Mack, K. Gardner. ROW 4: J. Salisbury, A. Richards, ROW 3: D. Edinger, S. Hughes, D. Weeks. J. Oswald. 127 .QD 3 .gg QQ ,,a ,EX we I N x an Q Q , , 1' .. Tx, f'9l'1' v I 'tk 4 L, gngdaf 42 S N Ms W 129 .L..wfsz1..2 ,- 55 Xhisf i MN K-Q3 - w Q if Ffm-, ' k ,Q x .n 0 - Q . '5Xks- ' vs ' QNQYQL-xi an 0. ksxxgs ,fquz -C . . . s 3 -'-'.' :- Q. 0 . o:y. Q sz 3 ' Vx :-' '.- ---.:' . N 5 I Ji-5.5.-,. 'S 1' -J' g4 s 51 'n ' ' ' '- 1 . --..f,5,g-4 -.M 1'-'-- -,-:- '- 'vnb 1 n 1' , ' N : r -3' E55 t't..'v.o fe ' 5 ' Ol' Ls' f. ' u s .1 J. . s . 1 5 , fp.. - , ' . , 55015 . Q ox ' Q , up .,, I . u 4- U , I .X. 'o,- 4 'B 5 .Q ', I L ' :1N l- -', -' ' '.-'f 'l .'-'J ' 1 R 0. '.'s'-I ' Q 'l K F ' ' 'A n . u - . - s ' , Dv.-1 , '.'e v. ', 1 , 5. ' .' . ' - - f' rv- '2 3 Jie I I I SW! -fl' gamut el .Education ROW 1: Jeffrey Kittle, Ronald Barber. ROW 2: Barbara Lammers, Diane DeBruyne, Kathy Sargent. Superintendent of Schools: Barrie Fleegel. Administrative Assistant: James Falanga, High School Principal: Law- rence Owens. 132 Assistant Superintendent: Dr. J. Richard Boyes. TN? Nx Clerk: Loretta VanStrien, Elementary Principal's Secretary: Margaret Taber, Elementary Principal: Carol Ling. -- Y 00030 X .fx X ig 1 L f, , X 0 X 1 KS R F . r .- ., . F ROW 1: C. Canne lTeaching Assistantj, S. Snyder. ROW 2: J. Reinhardt. ROW 1: S. DiTomaso. ROW 2: M. H. Buyck. 134 ROW 1: C. Ramsey, L. Dey lTeaching Assistantl. N.. -.,. K Lx ROW 1: P. DeRue, B. Drake. ROW 2: G. Travis, W, Tilling, T. Trout. J - -l-i 0006 M , rf M. .W 'Ng ROW 1: V. Spring, S. Steward. ROW 2: E. Sterchi, K. Stoker. ROW 1: M. Benton, L, Malchoff. 9. ,FN Svc if U52 ROW 1: J. Haak, J. Hall. ROW 2: S. Pezza, R. Thomas, C. Roodi ROW 1: E. Rich, L. Grahling. 136 4 Q fi A , an ly VV .1 'S J, ,v 1 ' O 0 . , . R. Schmidt, H. Gigliotti, B. Thompson. l A 4 l - ROW 1: S. Habecker, B. Ziegler, C. Bailey, G. Strickland. ROW 1: J. Ransome, E. Rehor. ROW 2: B. Strickland, C. Lannon. ROW 3: G. DeVoogt, J. Stoep. O i ROW 1: E. Thorne, N. Nevelizer. ROW 2: Supervisor - G. Vanlrlall, D. McCullough, C. Boeye, Maintenance and Grounds Keeper - D. O'Connor. 137 664 ' ROW 1: L. Spencer, M. Miller, R. Roberts. ROW 2: C. VerPlank, J. VerPlank, P. Erwa P. Krocke, A. Roberts, M, VanDerMeeere, T. Corney, N. Noble, R. Means. ABSENT: DeVries, L. Diehl. 15, f..4y,,..,. 'ig M 1- 15 -i 'i - . , . 31 f 'QQ ,JJ y, K. Trautman, N. VanDorp, S. Murphy, S. Brooks, B. Ellsworth D. Godsey, C. Brown, J. Wilson, M. Perry, D. VanValkenburgh, J ROW 1: S. Larwood, D. Prentice, V. LaFlam, C. Peelen, S. Lootens, S. Mostert, B. Trautman. 138 W E 3 l W - N-M' fy- x , ROW 1: M. E. Bulkley, P, Dixon, J. Semans, ROW 2: D. Reynolds, M. Riley-Hall, G. Guelli. CZ? ROW 1: M. Sorenson, N. Hartfiel. ROW 2: K. Spaulding, E. Chapin. 140 .f 1 W 416 G. DeMay, J. Vine, R, Chapman, M. A, Miller, J. Goodness. I 2 fivh . ' il ROW 1: M. Corney, A. Greenstein, L. Mosher. ROW 2: P. Dick. 7660211 Oh' ,M ,cfs 1' 1 -rl JW... .. ROW 1: J. Wunder, B. Bushart. ROW 2: S. Archer, cud N :U ROW 1: J. McKane, J. Corney, J. Ramsey. wr, 4' M. Weiler. EE Sz W I . ROW 1: J. Wolfanger, J. Bradford, J. Sholly, K. Berger. ROW 1: M. Steurreys, B. Ressue, K. Flynn. ROW 2: D. Marks, M. Deyo, R. DePauw, D. Newby, S. Drake. 141 9 0 0 O. - . 'M 's - ' W A,VA ' .rr i 'f of 1' L dr- ,f , ,. 1 ' ' 1 , R s.ll W O ' b ' z, S X A Q , ix w.-H ff If 4 ROW 1: M. Reynolds, J. Salisbury, N. Doser. ROW 2: A. Weis, A. ROW 1: L. Schneider, S. Drake, K. Flynn. Chopan, U. Voorhees, S. Tack. .SZ Z I I ,fl 3 E, Fnjlfl' NC-50153 Qlvanyl 31. lxCO-.X Chlflif 3 , Row 12 w. Liddle, A. Sauer. Row 2. M. Gardner. c. Lewis M. Costello ,gm O Q 4 , ll . . aww A 4 N. Corea, A. Owens nm, 11, ,Q In SN. x if A G. Worthington 0 gi +,. 47 W .-- il' D. Bliek, R. Natt, D. Steurreys, B. MacNeal, B. Kaper. ABSENT: C. O'Connor. fx + 4 MV.. Aff 1 : '52 : 3,101 .' l pu: is ribfv ' .H 6?- ?f'53'.?'f 1 5.41: '10 4 ' gap , I n ' ' If 0 1 Q' . In 'Q no I rf ' , Ig' s rn' 5 .'.'. 'lv '.' 0 .at . 2. I A-:Z - S fflhil ' U, A' ..?---Jaw. . U 6 I .'..'., . :'Yf'l,,, f all ylg' .' :...' l' -I u. .,, I a ' ' I ' ' . , ' , 054: I' . ,, ' A , .-tcl- '. 'o' '31 4 . , , 8 ' 1 -.1 . . , 3 -Q, - z. .M ww L Y AIIL 6 L I 1 - and we GRADE 6 - MRS. RAMSEY - ROW 1: D. Smith, B. Salisbury, M. Bebout, A. Bebout, K. Pfromm, Mrs. Ramsey. C. Mallette, C, Vinke. ROW 2: A. Brooks, T. Johnson, A. Riley, L. Ameele, C. Reed, M. Boerman, C. Cook, J. Freeman, M. Phillips. ROW 3: T. Meadows, K. Kelly, J. Mallin, D. Hayes, H. Jinks, C. Denosky, S. Goodfriend, T. English, T. Brusso, M, Adams, H. Jinks. W Lili x - 1 GRADE 6 - MR. CORNEY - ROW 1: T. Werndle, C. Mudge, K. Smith, G. Cunningham, D. Shoales. ROW 2: M, Maynard, K. Darrow, S. Noyes, J. Mohr, E. Jung. ROW 3: M. Doyle, M. Weeks, S. Phillips, C. Niedermaier, G. Wolfanger, C, Wolcott, K. Freida, Mr. Corney. ABSENT: D, Sargent, S. Otto, J. Trout. 146 and 5,74 4,vTa:'E i GRADE 6 - MRS. MCKANE - ROW 1: S, Christie, D, Steurrys, K. Steurrys, J. Chatterson, J. Halstead, J. Hubright, T. Nolte, ROW 2: A. Pease, C. Scott, J. VanCamp, R, Salatino, D. Almekinder, J. Caldwell, D. Carnes, J. O'Brien. ROW 3: J, McKane, R. Bandolph, R. Lenhart, A. Leno, S. Wise, D. Salerno, C. Klimaszewski, A. VanNort, S. Hall, D, White, N. Weeks. ,,,.fv , f 5 . 3 ,,2 X i x 'N it 1, R 07 has GRADE 5 - MR. WOLFANGER - ROW 1: B. Kuehl, A. Newton, M. Welch, A. DanneyABrooks, J. Barber. ROW 2: S. Johnson, l.. Hoffman, T. Flynn, P. Zambito, B. Whitney, M. Smith. ROW 3: W. Morse, C. Lancaster, J. Jung, J, Del.yser, S. Meli, K. Skuza, K. Deleel, S. DeRidder, J. Boerman, Mr. Wolfanger, 147 W 'Y av SL W, -i GRADE 5 - MR. SHOLLY - ROW 1: D. Gaziano, M. Perrin, A. Emison, C. McKane, T. M. Geldof, A. Tetlow, M. Martin, I, Klaver. ROW 3: J. Brugge, T. Brown, A. Gobeyn, D. Sk Gallivan, ROW 4: Mr. Sholly. saws Johnson. ROW 2: A. Kompanijec, L. Baker, A, Lester, M. Graham uza, L. Durand, L. Randolph, C, Remmel, L. Griffin, J. Desens, E www fm -:JW YI .,,. lm. 9. A A K . -. '54 ' GRADE 5 - MISS BERGER - ROW 1: E., Noble, M. Divebliss, S. Pease, J. Thorne, H, Gobeyn, R. Baker. ROW 2: P, Bearce, M. Walters, C. lllingsworth, L, Bentley, A. Baritot, D. Luckman, C, Roegiers. ROW 3: Miss Berger, J. Thompson, M, AlMora, S, Bueg, T. Breedlove, J. Cornelius, B. Chauncey, C, Almy. 148 W4 7 .33 GRADE 5 - MRS. BRADFORD - ROW 11 B, James, J. Mayeu, M. Bueg, C, Peglow, L. Lauffenburger, N. Ortiz, Mrs. Bradford, K. Yerves. ROW 2: D. Huber, J. Morse, R, Surline, J. Fagner, H. Grevell, S. Boise, N. Heberle. ROW 3: N. Corea, R. Spencer, P. Graham, C. Albano, L. Storey, L. Wilder. ABSENT: S. Harrelson. GRADE 4 - MRS. BUSHART - ROW 1: M. Schojan, D. Angie, P. Doser, S. Posman, J. Brown, S. Young. ROW 2: Mrs. Bushart, D. Henrie, J. Warren, M Hall, C. Flint, S. Edwards M. Claeysen, J. Karasinski. ROW 31 J. Bush, S, Dean, A. Niedermaier, S. Flynn, M. Boerman, N. Bentley, A. Johnson, H. Semans, J Blankenberg. ABSENT: A. Claeysen, C. Girard. 149 T Kal sf fflls-as ,I . 54 525, A i g l:f:43gF3: .'.. 'p U K . A ii . f aexxno ., Ax.N,' f' Y ,.., 3 fir 'NSY GRADE 4 - MRS. ARCHER - ROW 1: J. Schifano, R. English, S. Williams, K. Duke, E. Leno. ROW 2: K. Fletcher, S. Johnton, J. Smith, J. Wise, S. Maynard, C. Claeysen. ROW 3: Mrs. Archer, A. Magde, J. Hermanet, C. Pipolo, W. Howard, M. Albright, J. Norman, J. Couperus, H. Moran. ROW 4: M. Pomeranty, M. Aeckerle, A. Nadir, M. Phelps. ABSENT: M. Briggs. is r - Qin x as .-:... pggnif Yfg GRADE 4 - MRS. WEILER - ROW 1: P. Dorf, M. Hall, M. Lucieer, J. Klug, L. Otto, K. LaMora, M. Laber, ROW 2: H. Smith, L. Premo, C. Hubright, L. Jensen, E. Sterchi, L. Attridge, A. Dishaw, S. Orbaker, N. Colon. ROW 3: S. Herman, S. Wing, J. Carnes, K. Carpenter, D. Hayes, C. Lee, S. Chapman, D. Bonafede, P. Stubbings. 150 , V 7 ' -I . ' - fb ,' f 'J W., '24-w ' malrfefainlff la ' A ' 'T ' X Q7 X. aa , fb' .. ' D' R ng . t., 2 at S -f ' x I V 5' f ff? 'V N N 5 .rf f 1 GRADE 3 - MRS. MOSHER - ROW 1: S. Hulbert, A. Kittle, P. Morton, B. Salatino, B. Perkins, W. Bliek. ROW 2: J. Corteville, H. Barber, M. Cermak, S. Dickinson, J. Hill, A. Nadir, G. Rowell, Mrs, Mosher. ROW 3: B. Smith, K. Doring, Mrs. Deyo, B. Pollot, T. Rogiers, R. Longyear, J. Lucieer, K. Maynard, B. Mullin, J. Sherman, S. McCarthy, M. Brooks. ABSENT: M. Freeman, J, Illingsworth. GRADE 4 - MRS. WUNDER - ROW 1: S Darrow, C. VanNorman, C. Eckert, J. DeLyser, J. Gallivan, L. Marks. ROW 2: E. Reed, G. Padgham, T. Beechner, J, Somerville, S, Hughes, B. Stewart, K. Collins, M. Hoefen, R. Bade. ROW 3: Mrs. Wunder, K. O'Brien, W. Lammers, T. Sanford, H. Halstead, S. Taylor, J. Chauncy, E. Yerves, B. Goodfriend, J. Compton. 151 I 4 UN. M0 JL. WED. ir., 1 11.1 s kgfvlf I 5 .1 AWK... . GRADE 3 - MRS. DICK - ROW 1: R. Reed, C. Fogal, A. Ford, J. McCormick, H. Denosky, P. Walker. ROW 2: M. Sams, J. Peterson, B. Colling, T Diamond, N. Graham, K. Haynes, D. Wheeler, H. Phelps. ROW 3: T, Haskins, J. Allen, K. Brusso, J. Kelley, B, Fisher, N. Bernardi, Mrs. Ressue, Mrs. Dick ABSENT: J. Decker, J. Pellet. i WWW 18 GRADE 3 - MRS. GREENSTEIN - ROW 1: N. Mostert, S. Chopan, S. Milliman, J. Welch, J. Loucks, J. Devlin, K. Havert. ROW 2: D. Bliss, J. Bisig, N. Corea, R. Brown, R. Jung, A. Riley, D. Klingler, D. Cialini. ROW 3: S. Fisher, M. Wood, M. Crocker, R. Sherman, A. Green, J. Ball, E. Smith, T. Kompanijec, M. McQueen, K. Doyle, Mrs. Deyo, Mrs. Greenstein. ABSENT: H. Richards. 152 had 7 ' V1 ILT, fag T 4 K 1 4 ,-2 5 ff, 1 E x is 'R gs- ry T GRADE 3 - MRS. CORNEY - ROW 1: D. Rich, T. Harvey, M. O'Connor, ROW 2: J. Todd, J. Attridge, J. Fagner, D. Bebout, R. Van Houte, ROW 3: Mrs. Corney, T. Freeman, N. Heald, A. Nevelezer, R. Tellier, M. Wiemer, L. Magde, Mrs. Ressue. Y' ,V ,-...W ,- fp. Q., GRADE 2 - MRS. SPAULDING - ROW 1: J. Morse, J. Freida, M. Baretot, M. Thorne, B. Bearce, A. Hall. ROW 2: Mrs. Deyo, S. VanHorn, C. Glatz, B. Angie, K. Couperus, M. O'Connor, B. Stevens, N. Peterson, T. Schinsing, Mrs, Spaulding. ROW 3: S. Viele, G. Beck, L. Lauffenburger, T. Jones, C. Lee, P. Furino, N. DePoint, S. Wing, S. Schoonmaker. ABSENT: J. Norman. 153 3 ir 94' GRADE 2 - MRS HARTFIEL - ROW 1: D. Roland, J. Flynn, C, McQueen. ROW 2: Mrs. Deyo, R. Prindle, R. Zambito, E. Graf, M. Strauss, Mrs. Hartfiel. ROW 3: J. Davis, R. Schojan, D. Ververs, P. Bilger, L, Fowlston, C. Dean. h'Uwsus s..ia9H55lE.iPs. GRADE 2 - MISS SORENSEN - ROW 1: R. Spadaro, J. Salerno, J. Longyear, R. Mostert, C. Hall, C. Gobeyn. ROW 2: C. Salisbury, G. Schultz, C. Bayles, A. Bushey, C. Williams, J, Steward, T. Ververs. ROW 3: R. May, E. Howes, E. Faulkner, K. Hale, T. Premo, A. Ocque, I, Pentland, J. Wilder, C. Holloway, C. Williams. Miss Sorensen. 154 4 O GRADE 2 - MRS. CHAPIN - ROW 1: R. Doser, C. Taylor, M. Noble, A. Palermo, D. Mayeu, K. Proctor, P. White. ROW 2: J. Niedermaier, K. Havert, M. Harvey, K. Haak, M. Sackett, B, Magde, C. Pellett, T. Trouerbach, M. Bristol. ROW 3: Mrs. Deyo, R. Devlin, M, Herman, S, Collins, K. Florack, J. Miles, J. Catlin, J, White, E. McDonald, Mrs. Chapin. GRADE 1 - MRS. VINE - ROW 1: N. Williams, R, Hollingsworth, T, Johnson, C. Perrin, S. Schreiber. ROW 2: J. Bovet, C. LaClair, L. Schlueter, C. Schifano, D. Schneider, C. Geldof, B. Roegiers, Mrs. Vine. ROW 3: Mrs. Deyo, J. Claeysen, A. Jensen, B. Ford, J. Burggraafl, C. Craft, L. Nageldinger, L. Jackson, B. Holloway, J. Phillips. ABSENT: M. Lanzone, S, Richards, 155 I '-CX Y .. GRADE 1 - MRS. MILLER - ROW 1: M. Terrien, T. Carpenter, K. Young, B. DeCracker, M. Maynard. ROW 2: D. Bukolt, T. Brown, Mrs. Miller, A Emison, C. James. ROW 3: Mrs. Ressue, J. Ball, C. Finnerty, D. MacNeal, S, VanderVoort, J. Fisk. sa Y .xx wr RN' MTE' GRADE 1 -- MRS. GOODNESS - ROW 1: J. Phillips, D. I.aFlam, A. Offen, E. Walker, K. Baker, J. Boise. ROW 2: D. Colling, S. Hadley, J. Lent, T Chopan, C. O'Brien, A. Sargent, S. Cornelius. ROW 31 S. Randall, T. Nesbitt, A. lkewood, S. Hildebrand, P. Sutton, S. Means, A, Morton, W. Santangelo, Mrs. Goodness, Mrs. Ressue. 156 GRADE 1 - MR. DEMAY - ROW 1: M. Hall, M. DeMing, C. Gaston, C. McLaughlin, L. Stanton, K. Griffin, T. Bermudes. ROW 2: J. Grass, K. Desens, N. DeWispelaere, D. Loucks, M. Cring, D. Chop DeMay. . gg -A N -aft .-3 ' A . it ,K ..., V , V .Xa . S 2 Xa A Q. ,SRE Y Q GRADE 1 - MRS. CHAPMAN - ROW 1 Rumpf, S. Dolecl-ci, C. Florack, N. Lent. RO Chapman, Mrs. Deyo. ABSENT: J. Phillips. an. ROW 3: Mrs. Ressue, C. Wheeler, R. Lewis, C. Nageldinger, M. Wilson, S. Bliss, C. Trunzo, D. Fogal, Mr. 4 , A ' If . ki E GMP YL? 1 M. Werndle, M. Allen, J. Compton, J. Lappies, B. Perkins. ROW 2: C. Barber, A. Fisher, S. Starks, B. Lewis, G. W 3: K. Kruse, S. Fisher, L. Bush, S. LaClair, J. DeBryne, S, Loucks, J. Pelton, C. O'Shea, L. Barker, Mrs. 157 I W V' I Qr-nf KIND. - MRS. RILEY-HILL - ROW 1: D, Klick, P. Wyman, R. Ryan, R. Terrien, R. Denosky, B. Tuma. ROW 2: J. Lammers, G. Barton, J. Spaulding, P Ververs, M. Salisbury, D. Treible. ROW 3: J. Bliss, C. Edelman, E. Fino-Radin, Z. Freeman, T, McCarthy, C, Dolan, M. Mason. KIND. - MRS. SEMANS - ROW 1: J. Tria, L. G-Bowley, D. DeVeronica, M. Alampi. ROW 2: G, Catlin, D. Devlin, M. Persons, M. Trouerbach, S. Miller, K. Finnerty. ROW 3: R, Remein, Mrs. Semans, S. Young, A. Vanl-lorn, L. I-losmer, S. Lanham, J. Maynard, Mrs. Ressue, J. Terry, B, Nevlezer. 158 I Sw, Inn 23 Ml if Q S W '53 A cy. M ks 2 ,, . .. X N, we mg ,f 'edgy .C N ' ..,'1,x -'Ai KIND. - MRS. GUELLI - ROW 1: P. Wood, S. Schutt, W. Weeks, E. Riley, S. Gardner. ROW 2: B. Morse, B. Sams, B, Wilson, Mrs. Guelli, N. Schoonmaker, l.. Claeysen. ROW 3: A. Stanton, J. Murphy, J, Lanham, M. Mattison, D. Bietsch, C. Partridge, C. McCollough, E. Metcalfe, Mrs. Ressue. ABSENT: C. Grau. kg 'i 05 VU KIND. - MR. REYNOLDS - ROW 1: J. Bvechncr, S. Craft, A. Nevlezer, A. Fisk, J. Collins, M. O'Shea. ROW 2: N. Leeuwen, Jr., S. Masiowski, M. Lanham, C. Catalnnrv, S. llolwrlv, M. Bmitoi, Mrs. Ressuv. ROW 31 Mr. Reynolds, B. Held, H. Ahel, J. l,aFlam, E. Welch, R. Nudd, R. Kepler. ABSENT: P. Roddey. 159 'Nwv' .S MRS. BULKLEY - ROW 1: E. Sherman, C. Frizelle, C. Nageldinger, R, Miller, D. DePoint, N. Gange. ROW 2: M. Colon, S. Johnston, P, Jones, R. Aldrich, T. Leno, J. Beasley. ROW 3: M. E. Bulkley, S. Ellison, J. Hand, D. Gance, P. Maynard, M. Finocchario, C. Lancaster, C. DeBryne, M. Coboyn. 3 Mk! YY iii, -nr .. Af-N ,f MRS. DIXON - ROW 1: R. Faulkner, R. DeLyser, J. Bilger, C. Cowan, S. Gaston. ROW 2: R. Finley, J. Pentland, A. Frey, E. Tyler, J. Burgraaff. ROW 3: C. Saunders, P. Phelps, N. DeBottis, E. Lawson, M. Pipolo, B. Moran, G. Durand, S. English. ABSENT: J. Black. 160 1 l . 1 I xx A fi gi K., Q9 E Q3 'il si I 'N ROW 1: C. Chiccino, J. Williams, D. Brown, B. Sampson, A. Barth, M. Mitchell. ROW 2: J. Agostino, G. Burlew, Miss Cappon, D. Ververs, Mr. DePauw, M. Metz, J, Foringer. ABSENT: S. Dickinson. ROW 1: P. Dorf, H. Smith. ROW 2: S. Johnson, M. LaMora, E. Gallivan. ROW 3: Miss Smith, L. Baker, J. Breedlove, D. Bebout, Mrs. Marks. .44 ROW 1: D. Crosby, A. Formicola, R. Baker, T. Jenkins, J, Hughes. ROW 2: Mrs. Nadir, J. Morris, J. Gage, Mrs. Newby. 161 ZGQJ7 FOURTH GRADE - ROW 1: J, Gallivan, L. Marks, J. Carnes, P. Stubbings, R. Baker, A. Nadir. ROW 2: R. English, S. Johnson, M. Pomerantz, N. Colon, M. Schojan, J. DeLyser, S. Dean. ROW 3: D. Chapman, A. Neidelmeir, J. Schfano, R. Bade, S. Fletcher, M. Heoffen, P. Dorf, C. VanNorman. ROW 4: C. Lee, J. Bush, J. Karinsinski, M. Phelps, S, Bonefede, M. Aeckerle. FIFTH GRADE - ROW 1: B. James, N. Corea, J.Jung, B. Whitney, A. Newton, B. Kuehl, M. Welch, L. Randolph, A. Baritot. ROW 2: M. Geldof, J. Oesen, M. Graham, T. Brown, J. Flynn, J. Mayeu, C. Rodgiers, L. Lauffenburger, B. Morse, E. Gallivan, L. Walker. ROW 3: J. Morse, S. Bentley, P. Bearce, J. Thompson, D. Luckman, C. Illingsworth, M. Walters, J. DeLyser, A. Kompanizjec, A, Brooks, L. Hoffman. SIXTH GRADE - M. Boerman, R. Salantino, K. Steurrys, J. Freeman, J. Halstead, J. Hubright, J. Chatterson. ROW 2: M. Doyle, S. Otto, M. Maynard, S. Steurrys, A, Brooks, S. Goodfriencl, S. Sargeant, T. Johnson, B. Knorr, T. Brusso, ROW 3: D. Shoales, M. Phillips, A. Pease, J. Mohr, S, Carnes, T. Nolte, C. Vinke, J. Caldwell, S, Christie, J. Caldwell. 162 ' 4 ROW 1: K. Pfromm, C. Almy, A. VanNort, C. Denosky, A. Tetlow, H. Grevell, N. Heberle. ROW 2: M. Lawson, C. Klimaszewski, I. Klaver, C. Mudge, L. Ameele, J, Mullin, C, McKane, B. Salisbury. ROW 3: B. Jung, K. Skuza, P. Graham, J. Barber, S. Pease, D. Skuza, T. Johnson. ROW 4: N. Weeks, S. Phillips, S. Wise, J. Trout, S. Noyes, M. Weeks, J. O'Brien, S. Wolcott, S. Freida. ABSENT: G. Cunningham, S. White, D. Hayes, D. Yerves. l WWW Q Q., Av 'wry i ug., l V HJ v A of ff 66 SKI CLUB - ROW 1: N. Colon, B. Salantino, K. Fletcher, C. Glatz, J. White. ROW 2: C. Klimazewski, A. Brooks, N. Heberle, A. Tetlow, A. VanNort J. Brown, B. Yerves. ROW 3: C. Venke, J. Trout, J. Mohr, R. Aalantino, C. Mudge, L. Marks, C. Flynt, D. Marks. ROW 4: L. Hoffman, J. VanCamp, T Nolte, D. Sargent, J. Shinsing, J. Delyser, D. Henrie, C. Wolcott. i S223 YIELD CROSS COUNTRY - ROW 1: J. Agostino, D. Brown, G. Burlew, J. Williams, C. Chiccino. ROW 2: B. Sampson, D. VerVers, A. Barth, M. Metz, M. Mitchell, Miss Cappon, J. Foringer. 164 ROW 1: J. Barber, C. Klimaszewski, A. Baritot. ROW 2: T. Beechner, A. Nadir, A. Johnson, D. Hates. ROW 3: L. Storey, C. Cook, S. Hall, M.Hall, C. Flint. ROW 4: L. Wilder, J. O'Brien, J. Klug, W. Lammers, D, Henrie, J. Sommerville, C. Girard. K ROW 1: M. Hall, C. Flint, G. Moran, P. Graham, N. Ortiz, A. Gobeyn, J. Boerman. ROW 2: J. Brown, D. Angie, A. Magde, C. Claeysen, J. Cornelius, C. Girard, A. Dishaw, M. Boerman, J. Bush, M. Schojan, A. Johnson, M. Maynard. ROW 3: D. Henrie, J. Chauncey, R. Salatino, L, Marks, M. Welch, K. Skuza, S, Maynard, A. Emison, S. Hall, K. Freida, M. Perrin. ROW 4: N. Lucieer, C. Wocott, J. Wise, C. Albano, B. Chauncey, JS. Harrelson, S. Edwards, L. Storey, S. Salerno, K, Pfromm. ROW 5: S. Noyes, J. Trout, J. Barber, D. Skuza, H. Grevell, C. Roegers, C. Niedermaier, L. Wilder, J. Schinsing, S. Wise, G. Wolfanger. 165 Zami FOURTH GRADE - ROW 1: M. Hall, S. Maynard, S. Otto, S. Hughes, S. Williams, J. Couperus. ROW 2: A. Johnson, M. Hall, N. Lucieer, E. Yerves, T. Beechner, M. Boerman, J. Klug, M. Albright, C. Girard, L. Attridge. ROW 3: H. Halstead, J. Chauncey, J. Warren, S. Herman, H. Moran, E. Sterchi. ROW 4: M. Schojan, N. Colon, P. Stubbings, M. Phelps, D. Henrie, D. Angie, S. Johnson, J. Bush, A. Nadir. ROW 5: J. Wise, J. Somerville, W. Lammers, K. Fletcher, M. Aeckerle, J. Schifano, M. Hoefen, A. Niedermaier, M. Pomerantz, G. Padgham, L. Premo, C. VanNorman. ROW 6: M. Briggs, D. Bonafede, L. Marks, C. Lee. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE - ROW 1: C. Albano, S. Deridder, J. Cornelius, H. Grevell, A. Gobeyn, G. Woltanger, T. Johnson, N. Heberle, K. Ptromm, S. Noyes, C. Mudge, M. Weeks. ROW 2: K. Freida, E. Jung, K. Smith, B. Salisbury, J. Wise, D. Hayes, C. Denosky, C. Almy, L. Wilder, B. Chauncey, L. Storey, E. Noble, K. Deleel, S. Pease, S. Harrelson, J.Schinsing. ROW 3: A. Newton, C. Vinke, J. Jung, L. Hoffman, K. Kelly, J. Trout, C. Wolcott, G. Cunningham, C. Neidermaier, S. Phillips, J. Desens, J. Thorne. ROW 4: A. Brooks, T. Brown, N. Corea, C. Roegers, B. Kuehl, J. Mayeu, K. Steurrys, C. McKane, M. Martin, J. Barber, S. Salatino, A. Brooks, S. Shoales, J. Chatterson, T. Nolte. ROW 5: M. Maynard, A. Baritot, J. Thompson, J. VanCamp, D. Sargent, S. Otto, A. Kompanijec, C. lllingsworth, M. Geldol, W. Morse, D. Huber, J. Caldwell, D. Steurrys, C. Remmel. ROW 6: S. Hall, C. Klimaszewski, M. Doyle, D. Luckman, M. Graham, M. Welch. L ai STAGE BAND - ROW 1: D. Steurrys, C. Nieclermaier, S. Noyes, C. Remmel. ROW 2: L. Hoffman, C. ALI.-COUNTY - ROW 1: E. Jung, C. Mudge, M. Weeks, G. Woltanger, K. Freida. Vinke, K. Kelly, J. Trout, J. Caldwell. ROW 3: D. Luckman, M. Welch, M. Doyle, C. Klimaszewski, S. Hall. ROW 2: G. Cunningham, C. Wolcott, J. Trout, C. Niedermaier. ROW 3: D. Shoales, J. ROW 4: B. Kuehl, M. Martin, J. Barber, S. Salatino, J. Chatterson, T. Nolte, M. Geldof, C. lllingsworth, A. Chatterson, T. Nolte. ROW 4: J. VanCamp, D. Steurrys. ABSENT: J. Decker. Kompanijec, S. Otto, S. Sargent, J. VanCamp, M. Maynard, A. Baritot. 166 P nv 3? ' Q. ily, ,x.. ,...-G 'X , ,ff SF' N Y .X ,, .Q 1 . wr ,,,...5V , . pum- 'FY affa:-1. rf '-- 1 .I Q ,ve ' y s '4. b'lx'.'l . zo' ' , ' ' 1 1 'a .4' fa f--ln., -.,o.' .4 . WG, 'Q S ':.-J -111.16-' 4 v ab q Q I 0 N gl .'l'. 9 I' I U LQ' loo y ' ' v' Mr' ov ' ' ' ' ' fl is-.a, ag wmv, ,.,, ' 1... gllvl ll I '- ' x- '.4?vA- -'rv - ' 1' .9 I-s,,'1l'., ,.'.: ' ', 1 fs 0 eff .'a ,'I .1 ..::?q. xl 1,5 !: 4-Jfco' '.' 4 I l DC Q nun'-'n ' A l...' . f r o ' A 0 gp ' QA A. 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