Mont Pleasant High School - Montaneer Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

on in m vO cn ■ In the past years the yearbook has dealt with the basic theme of school and academics. Because the times have changed, the issue of economy and money has crept into what we do and how we feel. We must now overcome the economic obstacles that keep us from doing what we en- deavor to do. $v v The 1983 Yearbook is to be a special yearbook because it will mark this year in our minds and our hearts as the year the yearbook touched on reality. The reality of the economic and political world outside of the controlled atmosphere of Mont Pleasant. We want this yearbook to reflect in 10 to 20 years the tone and nature of these times. We endeavor to show, with your support, what the chancy ing times have done and will do to us all. — 1983 VOL. 51 Along with a brand new set of seniors for the year ’83, we also have a new principal. Mr. LeClair, principal at Mont Pleasant for many years, is handing over the controls from the school to Mr. Mauro, who was the former principal at Steinmetz. The yearbook staff, curious about the attitude and the ideas the new and somewhat experienced principal would bring, took the time to do an interview; close up and per- sonal. These are some of the answers we got. We asked him what kind of a principal he was going to try to be. He said: “A fair one, a principal that sets down a guideline that everyone must follow.” For as he stated, “A rule that is not going to be followed is useless.” These rules he intends to enforce with an iron fist if necessary. We talked with him briefly about how the recent budget cuts would affect his goals for the school, which are: “I want Mont Pleasant to be the best possible school in all facets that it can possibly be. The soon to be principal of Mont Pleasant stated that the budget cuts would mean “less dollars to do other things with,” such as, taking the football or the baseball team on a trip. He also stated that “If you have just so much money and you are paying each person more, you are having fewer teachers that you can put on your staff, so we’re all suffer- ing under this inflation.” The principal gave the yearbook staff the impression that he will be an understanding, active principal, who will work in cooperation with faculty and students alike. Good luck, Mr. Mauro. To quote your own advice to your succes- sor, “Be patient, stick to it and don’t give up.” MR. LECLAIR THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GOOD TIMES YOU'VE SHARED WITH US AT MP. - r V % MONT PLEASANT BUSINESSES Interview with Thomas Nuzback, President of the Crane St. Merchants Association Mont Pleasant High School students tend to be high consumers at the Mont Pleasant diners and bakeries rather than the clothing and hardware stores. Mr. Nuzback personally employs two MPHS students and finds our students who work in the local business areas to be outstanding employees. He also observes that current economics have produced less part-time job oppor- tunities for students who may need to work. In response to a question regarding economic trends, Mr. Nuzback feels consumers have become very price con- scious. The opening of the Crane St. Coop has helped gen- erate a better business flow in the area, yet it’s clear times are tough. DOWNTOWN SCH’DY Harry Rector, a leading downtown businessman and head of the downtown business association, was recently interviewed by the yearbook staff. Mr. Rector is a businessman who believes that you can’t make it anywhere, let alone downtown, without hard work and deter- mination. He feels that Schenectady is on its way to a good recovery. It is doing well right now, he thinks, but “kids are still somewhat mall-oriented but that too, is changing.” When you go into malls, he says that “you see stores that are empty.” He feels that the new apartments and new stores coming into downtown might create again the hub of activity Schenectady was in the past. Mr. Rector hires about one-third of Mont Pleasant students from the overall percentage. He says that his business is mostly from the working girl who has her first job and has two or three hundred dollars to spend. The most interesting thing about Mr. Rector was his philoso- phy on kids. He believes that kids are basically the same. It’s the teachers who have changed. They’ve become apathetic, unhappy people who feel they should be getting more. He doesn’t believe that school work and sports should be a problem. He says that most sports are only about two months. If a kid really wants to be in that sport, he will arrange his needs. He hopes that kids and teachers will shake off the deep sleep they’re in and start to care again about school and each other. t o z Mr. Mauro Mr. Robinson Mr Robinson, Mr. Severino, Mr. Mauro, Mr. Neils ADMINISTRATION Department head —Mr. O’Connor Mrs. Baratier, Mr. O’Connor, Art Dept. Head QUESTION: How do current trends in economics affect your program at MPHS? ANSWER: Art supply funds have continued to decline. This requires art teachers to be more creative, frugal and limited in their art class experiences. QUESTION: How have you found ways to supplement your budget for books, materials and supplies? ANSWER: We have tried to be innovative in the use of materials and it is possible that fund raising projects will be needed as well as charging students for use of expensive materials (clay, metals, etc.) if they wish to keep certain art projects. QUESTION: What do you predict will be the overall effect of these times on our students at MPHS? ANSWER: If the trend of American education (less than 300 years) follows that of Europe, we will find education being limited to those who really want it and eventually a much wiser attitude toward any wealth of materials which America might have. We are an economy of waste, whereas Europe has become an economy of need. We are headed in that direction. Mrs. Willard, ART Ms. Rovce, Mrs. Faulisi. Mrs. luron Mr. Frisoni Mr. Decker, Mr. Coton, Mr. Scott, Mr. Wiltsey, Mr. Cole, Mr. Raabe • missing —Mrs. Hand, Miss Thatcher BOCES BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. Miller, Mrs. M.E. Pratt. Mrs. M.A. Pratt, Mrs. Cummings Mr. Pinchuk. Mr. Denofio. Mr. Santo. Mr. Pause, Mrs. Conway Custodial Staff Mary Dutcher Elisa Coppola Veronica Kotalik Mr. Eigabroadt, English Department QUESTION: How do current trends in economics affect you program at MPHS? ANSWER: Current economic trends force us to do more with far less purchasing power. Our reading program has been affected somewhat through a reduction in federal funding. We are no longer able to provide reading lab for all students with special reading needs. QUESTION: How have you found ways to supplement your budget for books, materials and supplies? ANSWER: During the past three years, our department has received some supplements and assistance from a gen- erous central administration and school board. We have utilized special funding as it has come along, and as it has been made available to us. QUESTION: What do you predict will be the overall effect of these times on our students at MPHS? ANSWER: There should be little effect on our students for they are not likely to have been aware of any “good old days.” They also will not be likely to realize how today’s faculty use an extreme amount of personal and professional dedication to replace dollars that either are declining or are no longer available. Miss Farbstein, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Merrow, Mrs. Sarachan Mr. DiNola, Dr. Elcott, Mr. Eigabroadt, Mrs. Frese, Mrs. Morse. Miss Dwyer, Mrs. Foster, Miss Seckerson. Miss Matura, Mrs. Wolcptt, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Beardsley Missing—Mrs. Gross, Mrs. Spina Department head —Mr. Eigabroadt ENGLISH Dr. Hughes, Guidance Department Head QUESTION: How do. current trends in economics affect your program? ANSWER: Current economic trends have affected Mont Pleasant’s Guidance Program primarily in the seriousness of students decisionmaking. Considering the costs of higher education, the small job market and fewer opportunities to “find yourself for awhile”, modern day students are per- haps more appre hensive about their future. Although, career choice is, in fact, a series of career choices, the modern student is concerned about committing him or her- self to a career goal for fear that might “not work out.” QUESTION: How have you found ways to supplement your budget for books, materials and supplies? ANSWER: Budget and supplies to date have not been a problem. It may become a problem as the guidance field in New York State moves toward a “curricular base.” QUESTION: What do you predict will be the overall effect of these times on our students at MPHS? ANSWER: These times will probably affect our students in that they will be more conservative in outlook and willing to take less chances. They will probably choose to attend more State Colleges and Community Colleges and study those things that will “lead to a job.” As a group they will probably suffer more adult anxiety than their parents. Mr. Courtney, Miss Angione, Dr. Hughes, Mr. Salemme, Mr. Conway Department head—Dr. Hughes HEALTH SERVICES Mrs. Schultz Mrs. Szuminskyj, Mrs. Stewart, Department head —Mrs. Stewart HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Ludwig, QUESTION: How do current trends in economics affect your program at MPHS? ANSWER: We do not get all the materials we need caus- ing our students to purchase workbooks. QUESTION: How have you found ways to supplement your budget for books, materials and supplies? ANSWER: Because of my wide contacts as a professional, I am able to procure many supplementary materials from this country and over seas without charge. QUESTION: What do you predict will be the overall effect of these times on our students at MPHS? ANSWER: They will learn the value of money and how to cope with less. Department head —Mr. Ludwig Mrs. Schock, Mrs. McMullen, Mr. Ludwig, Mrs. Muller, Mrs. Garceran missing—Mr. Garceran, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Arendt FOREIGN LANGUAGE Dr. Burdick, Math Department 1. How do current trends in economics effect your program at MPHS? We have had to ask the Board of Education to appropriate special funds for computer equipment. Our regular Mont Pleasant equipment budget could not support such pur- chases. The Board of Education reponded by giving us special funds to meet our computer needs as far as equip- ment is concerned. 2. How have you found ways to supplement your budget for books, materials and supplies? We never have enough funds for all the textbooks we would like. However, we always manage to get by. An example of this is our advanced computer class. In this class, two lan- guages are taught but we only have textbooks for only one of the languages. Some supplies, such as computer disks, are purchased by the students themselves. 3. What do you predict will be the overall effect of these times on our students at MPHS? The School District is now at its constitutional tax limit. Each year, we have to go to the New York State Legislature and ask for special funds. So far, the legislature has always come to our rescue, sometimes at just the last minute. This makes long range planning very difficult. If the Legislature ever fails to come to our rescue, we will be in very serious trouble. We will not have the funds to support the fine pro- grams which we have developed and are now developing. MATH Mrs. Daniels, Mr. Heap, Dr. Burdick Mr. Chapin, Mr. Gatta, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Bartlette, Mr. Serapilio, Mr. Gill Department head—Dr. Burdick Mr. Hallenbeck, Music Dept. Head QUESTION: How do current trends in economics affect your program at MPHS? ANSWER: The entire Marching Program is funded by fund raising events sponsored by the Band Booster Club. If the economy gets bad, our fund raising events don’t succeed as well. As a result, we lose our purchasing power for the equipment that we need and we are not able to hire the staff that is needed to instruct the band. QUESTION: How have you found ways to supplement your budget for books, materials and supplies? ANSWER: The band plays for parades and marches for half-time shows at area colleges. With the efforts and help of the Band Booster Club, we are able to supplement our budget. QUESTION: What do you predict will be the overall effect of these times on our students at MPHS? ANSWER: The economy could eventually lead to the folding of the Marching Program. This may result partially because the school district does not fund much of the pro- gram. The Booster Club picks up the biggest share of the expenses. If they cannot get the support from the community, the band will have no choice but to discon- tinue the program. MUSIC Mr. DeSilva, Mr. Hallenbeck, Mr. LaVeck Department head —Mr. Hallenbeck Miss Argulski, Miss Carr, Mrs. Ozarowski, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Bleau, Mr. Mulvaney, Mr. Thomson Department head —Mr. Thomson PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECRETARIES Mrs. McGrath, Mrs. Struffolino, Mrs. France Mrs. Pyszkowski, Mrs. Ahnert, Mrs. Sandler missing—Miss Honicki Department head —Mrs. Sandler Mrs. Ellen, Mrs. Wydronkowski PRE K Mr. Grinnell, Social Studies Dept. Head QUESTION: How do current trends in economics affect your program at MPHS? ANSWER: We do not have all the funds we need for sup- plies and books but this has always been the case as long ago as I can remember. QUESTION: How have you found ways to supplement your budget for books, materials and supplies? ANSWER: No. We are sharing books, materials, etc. I make do with what we have but have not found any other source of funds. QUESTION: What do you predict will be the overall effect of these times on our students at MPHS? ANSWER: Some may find it more difficult to buy school materials or attend school activities if their parents become unemployed. Some families may have to move from our area for work. As far as our department funds are concerned, I do not foresee any great problem in our teachers providing a quality program. Much of what we do does not require sophisticated equipment or expensive materials. Perhaps these hard times may have a solving effect on our students and encourage them to take school more seriously. The job market is very competitive today. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Bydairk, Mr. Lemon, Mr. Suprunowicz Mr. Laliberte, Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Wolcott, Mr. Lotano, Mrs. Foster, Mr. Grinnell, Mr. Aldi Department head— Mr. Grinnell Mr. Oleneziak QUESTION: How do current trends in economics effect your program at MPHS? ANSWER: My classes are much too large to achieve our teaching objectives. This is due to cut-backs in the teach- ing staff. QUESTION: How have you found ways to supplement your budget for books, materials and supplies? ANSWER: We have implemented a new book numbering system which attempts to retrieve all textbooks. We use fine money as petty cash. QUESTION: What do you predict will be the overall ef- fect of these times on our students at MPHS? ANSWER: Students will become more aware of our na- tional economic situation because it will affect ;heir day- to-day lives in school SCIENCE Mrs. Szczepanski, Mrs. Fuerst, Miss Sagendorf Mr. Rizzo, Mr. Scampini, Mr. Oleniczak, Mr. Provost missing— Mr. Mancinelli Department head —Mr. Oleniczak TECHNICAL Mr. Caldaro, Mr. Alescio, Mr. Severino, Mr. Hudson Mr. Newton Department head —Mr. Severino RESOURCE TEACHERS SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST Mrs. Cafarelli missing—Mr. Alexander, Mr. Goldberg Mrs. Bartle SCHOOL AIDS Andrew Pettness Interview With School Officials In pursuing economics as the theme of the yearbook, the 1982-1983 staff made an appointment to see Dr. Frank Mayer, superintendent of Schenectady City School District and Mrs. Ward, president of the School Board. We asked Dr. Mayer and Mrs. Ward many questions about the pres- ent economic status. One issue addressed was the current problem with gov- ernmental responsibility in subsidizing public education. Mrs. Ward commented that theoretically both government and state should equally share the cost of educating the children of New York State with localities paying the re- maining share. Mrs. Ward feels that both the federal gov- ernment and state have shifted this burden to the local governments. Whenever there is a cut in funding programs by the state or federal government there are two options. Either localities pick up the tab for these programs or they are cut. When asked for his opinion about the trend of lower enrollment and the problem the school district now faces in financing education for Schenectady city students Dr. Mayer responded, “Right now it’s in the hands of the legis- lature in terms of how schools are going to be financed in the future. We do have a problem in our school district that surrounding districts don’t have. That’s the problem with taxes and the declining property values as well as the declin- ing population in the city. I think to a certain extent the two go hand in hand. It does make it more difficult for us as a city school district to finance education in many ways. I think the city children deserve more than some suburban children because for a large percent of them, their public school education will be the only preparation they will have to go into the job market. 1 think for those of us in the city it’s a doubly difficult problem and the consequences are in some ways doubly serious. I think right now all we can do is wait to see how the legislature is going to approach tax base issues and press for those solutions which would be a benefit to the city school district.” City taxes are spent on many things concerning the school district and its city residents. For example, the reno- vation of Schenectady schools. When asked if Schenectady schools would see more renovation Dr. Mayer responded, “There is a continuous maintenance and renovation going on, on a small scale somewhere at any given time of the year in the district. Interior painting and roofing needs will be taken care of, plumbing needs or maybe subdividing a room to make it more effective for remedial purposes is always going on.” Along with this constant up-grading of Schenectady schools, Dr. Mayer, along with the Board of Education has tried very hard to insure that students in Schenectady receive the same quality education as students in other districts. J.V. CHEERLEADERS row 1 —Judene Palmer, Stephanie DeLissio, Tammy Leone, Patty Hartman (captain), Shari Signor, Athena Buonome. Katie Forth. Betsy Frank. Tina Gross, TVistan Pivacek, Tine Lipe, missing Maria VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I VARSITY FOOTBALL Comments from Mr. Serapilio Varsity Football Coach STUDENT: Do economic factors affect students who try out for teams? MR. SERAPILIO: The people who really enjoy participat- ing in an activity will find the time to do both. We’ve always had people who would work their work hours around prac- tice and games. STUDENT: Do you think that schools lose athletes on account of students having the responsibility of a job? MR. SERAPILIO: The number of people that participate has been cut down, but there are other factors too. One can be accepted by is peers by doing many things, not just athletics. STUDENT: What types of events are held in order to raise money to support your team? MR. SERAPILIO: We must supplement our budget by selling hats, shirts, and other different items. STUDENT: What aftect will the economy have on sport activities in the future? No no. People enjoy sports. Take the sports on television for instance. The people that want to play, and the people that want to watch, still get out there. row 1 — Paul Moore, Ralph Mitchell, Scott Elia, Tbm Favata, Frank Gallo, John Greco, Todd Messitt, John Rysedorph, Dom DiCarlo. row 2 —Mark Palmer, Bob Frank, Drew Pivacek, JV Marion, Jeff Turck, Paul DeCarlo, Todd Williams, Peter Bourdeau, John Nicol, Brian Rector, Jack Remillard, Walt Howard. row 3 —Head Coach Serapilio, Coach McGrath, Tyke Phil- lips, Jim Gage, Wayne Adams, Mike Nasters, Towie Adams, Mike Cerrone, Coach Frame, David DiCarprio, Patrick Weglowski, Joe Marra, Steve Kent, Joe Pisano, D. Arm- strong, Coach Wojes. X «L Row 1- Coach Russell, Coach Leslie, Keith Delallo, Corney Thompson, Bob Gibson, Rocky Downs, Ken Norton, A1 Kuhn, Derek Adams, Rodney Green, Coach Frame. Row 2- Steve Famiano, Dave Ruzzo, Larry Howard, Shawn Jackson, Jeff Russell, Tony Basco, Eric Williams, Dugg Balle, Brian Smith Row 3- Mike TVipoli, Nick Picciorelli, Marty Majikowski, Todd Kennedy, Micky Gulouly, Rodney Delerenzo, Dave Cerniglia, Butch Goodwin, Jeff Larosa J.V. FOOTBALL We apologize to the Freshman team. Ramark Varden did not send your team picture and time does not allow a retake. GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL row 1 —K. Sheehan, K. Snyder, K. Michon, N. Esperti, L. Howard row 2—Coach M. Ozarowski, D. Mongillo (manager), T. Miller, S. Perryman, K. Fields, J. Insogna, R. Philips, P. Paniccia GIRLS J.V. VOLLEYBALL row 1—V. Rose, B. TUper (captain), D. Fields (captain), R. Tabano, R. Gershon row 2 —Shawn Hawkins (manager), Billy Smith (Manager), P. Sanders, B. Ciesaynski, L. Bassani, L. Valante, H. Nichols, Mrs. Daniels missing from picture: A. Brennan Comments from Mrs. Ozarowski Varsity Volleyball Coach STUDENT: Do economic problems affect students who try out for a team? MRS. OZAROWSKI: My feeling is that if a student must work and would still like to participate in a sport activity, it’s possible. STUDENT: Do you think that schools lose athletes on account of students having the responsibility of a job? MRS. OZAROWSKI: The Mont Pleasant Sports Program is definitely hurt by the fact that students must work. STUDENT: What types of events are held in order to raise money to support your team? MRS. OZAROWSKI: Many teachers, with the help of the Booster Club, raise the money to support the team. Some events that the Booster Club sponsors are: the spring car- nival, food sales at basketball and football games, and hav- ing the students sell candy. STUDENT: What effect will the economy have on sport activities in the future? MRS. OZAROWSKI: Money is definitely tight right now, and it will probably become even tighter. I feel that we will really have to fight to save the programs we have, and I guess if we want them bad enough, especially the students, we’ll somehow survive. D. Monato, E. Lawrance, R. Voris GOLF TEAM BOYS VARSITY SOCCER Front: M. Sokans, J. Jordan, P. Cornick, E. Rojas, M. Williams, A. Bayly, T. Pasceralla, D. Fowler Middle: G. Foster Back: T. Calarco, M. Guidetti, J. Breault, S. Robideau, D. Siemone, S. Markopoulos, K. Comely, B. McFarland. B. Gabriele, G. Goff, G. Bayer, J. Polsinell, Mr. Pheil BOYSJ.V. SOCCER Front: T. Capra, D. Anderson, D. DiCristofaro, G. Walker, M. Williams, D. Nelson, M. Tsokanis, D. Fuller Back: J. Jordan, J. Dagostino, MacTiernan, L. Mosher, D. Cimmino, R. Rodwell, C. Kranick, Mr. Carriero GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER row 1 — L. Harris, W. Gidley, J. Harris, D. Ttenske, M. Delmonico, K. Bayly, A. Masucci, J. Roberts row 2 —M. Trenske, B. Cosgrave, L. Fedoresyk, T. Cardoso, E. Kilcullen, C. Miranda, D. Fields, J. Scaite Comments from Miss Fritz Soccer Coach STUDENT: Do economic factors affect students who try out for teams? MISS FRITZ: Many students do not try out for sports because they are more interested in making money. Many students who need jobs, also play sports, but many do not understand that it may be possible to do both. STUDENT: Do you think that schools lose athletes on account of students having the responsibility of a job? MISS FRITZ: Most students can arrange their schedule to enable themselves to work and to play sports. STUDENT: What types of events are held in order to raise money to support your team? MISS FRITZ: Many coaches have their athletes sell candy, and other products to raise money to supplement the initial budget. STUDENT: What affect will the economy have on sport activities in the future? MISS FRITZ: Less and less money is being allotted to education. Part of education includes inter-scholastics. Athletics is essential to a well-rounded program. If less money is given to schools, one of the first programs to be cut will be athletics. J.V. GIRLS SOCCER TOP: Sandy Schavo, Kim Charton. Amy Koren, Anita Blessing, Tracy LaPrade, Julia Huggard, Sue Brand, Lisa DeMasi BOTTOM: Maris Isopa, Sherri Saoina, Julie Harris, Sue Bredford, Kelly Van Dyke, Kelly Garnett, Lori Tedesco, Jill Hamilton WINTER ITALIAN CLUB row 1 —Nancy Piersante, Mary Munafo, Melissa DiDonna, Angel Wicks, DeeDee Gordon row 2—Dolores Caracciolo, Angelina Civitello, Mary Calafiore, Jo Miniello, Bonnie Beyer row 3—Pam Struffolino, Donna Peterson, Sherry Santori, Maria O’Angelo, Nina Palmieri row 4 —Laura Gigliotti, Anna Maria Corresa, Lidia Coppola row 5 —Carmen Caracciolo, Debbie Duva, Karen La Juene ITALIAN CLUB officers—Laura Gigliotti, Melissa DiDonna, Carmen Caracciolo, Debbie Duva SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY row 1—Esther Esquirel, Ramon Cedeni, Mildred Udine, Mary Calafiore, Melissa DiDonna, Sandy Ziolkowski, Jose- phine Capodicasa, Claudine Caputo, Kelly VanDyke, Joyce Stekeur, Todd Messitt, Marcia LuBrant. Kim Petronis, D. Russell, C. MacCarn, Mary Riggi, Jim Cirincione. row 2 —Dr. Garceran, Angelina Civitella, Ricky Voris, Rob Vanosky, Eileen Wells, Joyce Garrow, Dawnn Robinson, Tammy Steward, Kathy Sheehan, Tom Favata, Patty Kwiat- kowski, Nancy Esperti, Cindy Cromer, Lynette Gibbs, Sherry Forsythe, Angelo DeMarco, Harold McCadden, Mrs. Garceran. row 3 —Raymond Cedeno, Edwin Raynor, Billy Crochole, Jack Doescher, Tbny Lucca, Paul Jackson, Mike Goud- reau, John Anderson. Todd Williams, Karen Pomykaj, Suzy Hayes, Trenia Anderson, David Long Jr., Karen Marhafer, Ricky Demarest. GERMAN CLUB row 1 —Mrs. Arendt, Patty Thayer, Lois Heller, Kenny Gantt, Karen Fields row 2—Melissa DiDonna, Paula Sanders, Holly Nichols, Tracy Wilday, Michelle Galvin row 3—Greg Croff, June Heller, John Simmons, Melissa Tenacer row 4—Tim Tsai, George Burns, Scott Livingston, Tbny Capra, Kelly Kernaghan, William Winchild row 5 —Keith Delollo, Mike Gillooley, Kris Alberga CHESS CLUB row 1 —Bill Laven, Jerome Simpson, John Simmons row 2—Doug Balle, Paul Jackson, Dana Anagnostow, John Coffee, Tim Tsai row 3—Joe Pacelli, Kris Alberga, Mike Gallo, Joseph Tsai, George Burns PEP CLUB-ATHLETIC COUNCIL row 1—Judy Rivenburgh, Michele Wilsey, Kathy Field, Tammie Dix, Ramona Henderson, Jackie Onorato, Mary Munafo, Michelle Dunisio, Adine Viscusi row 2—Missy Gunter, Kelly VanDyke, Sandy Bradt, Deninne Lencewizc, Karen Bradt, Judene Palmer, Nancy Sheely, Lori Mahoney row 3—Toni Dafniotis, Barb Aunchman, Sonya Hawkins, Patty Hartman, Sue Terry, Stephanie Hatala, Angel Wicks row 4 —Stacey Time, Linda Fox, Pam Kessler, Debbie Gates, Jerome Simpson, Annette Krzystyniak, Patty Bajnoczy row 5—Annie Canestraro, Corinne Nichols, Sylvia Nichols, Dana Pantalone, Marcia LuBrant, Lori Chmielewski row 6—Dawn Hatala, Kim Petronis, Karri McGrath, Patty Kwiatkowski, Kelly Downs ATHLETIC COUNCIL Officer—Karen Bradt (Vice-President), Dennine Lencewizc (Treasurer), Mr. Lemon (Advisor), Corinne Nichols (Sergeant at Arms), Stacy Time (Sergeant at Arms) PEP CLUB Officers—Kelly Downs (President), Kim Petronis (Vice-President), Patty Kwiatkowski (Secretary), Kerri McGrath (Treasurer), Annette Krzystyniak (Sergeant at Arms) WATCHTOWER row 1 —Paul Kortnick, Michelle Galrry, Marie Mahoney, Lauren Peake, Darlene Feddice, Michele Wilsey row 2—Alan Bayly, Carmalina Rossi, Jacquie Spickler-Clark, Sherri Burdette, Melissa DiDonna, Lisa Viscusi, Patty Kwiatkowski, Todd Messitt row 3—John Rysedorph, Bob Frank, Paul Moore, Mr. Dinola AV CLUB row 1—Joe Pardi, Mike Nasters, Farin Boyle, John Ericson row 2—David Brzozowy, Darren Kruk, Christopher Spiewak row 3—John Ferri, Michael Smith, Jerone Simpson STUDENT BOARD REPRESENTATIVES STUDENTS BOARD OFFICERS row 1—Ann Forth, Todd Messitt, Tina Martiniano row 2—John Greco, Keith DelLollo, Susy Hayes, Dave Clay MR. NEILS’ WORKERS Lisa Viscusi, Phyllis Cotugno, Marie Mahoney, Jennifer Hamilton, Christy Skibinski, Joyce Stekeur, Michelle Korkoz, Cathy Maslanka. Andrea Marcella, Debbie Gates, Mary Ann Coputo, Tina Gross, Maria Rescelo, Dana Pantalone, Debbie Anderson, Tony Dafnoitis, Marcia LuBrant, Jennifer Andrys- zczyk, Sandy Struffolino MR. ROBINSON’S OFFICE row 1 —Kathy Manzi, Karyn Betts, David Clay, DeeDee Gordon, Eileen Beals row 2—Lisa Simmons, Donna Coons, Tina Monda, RaeAnne Miller, Sandy Ziolkowski, Andrea O’Neal, Marissa Kirk row 3—Nancy Piersante, Bonnie Bayer, Nancy Hall, Judene Palmer, Brenda Burns, Kimberly Teresco, Dawn Hatala, Lisa Antenucci, Mrs. France. HEALTH AIDS row 1 —Lorretta Howard, Nancy Hall, Angel Wicks, Mark Mielle, Joyce Stekeur, Judy Rivenburgh, Cheryl Stearns GUIDANCE OFFICE WORKERS Linda Fox, Lisa DeMeo, Eileen Wells, Toni Dafnioatos, Becky Tuper, Dina Marotta, Tina Lipe YEARBOOK LAYOUT Glen Guilbeau, Kim Petronis, Annette Krzystyniak, Kelly Downs, Anne Forth, Voula Kalogeras, Beth Klohck, Dawn Puleski, Dawn Robinson, Scharn Robinson, Josephine Insogna, Lauren Peake YEARBOOK ADVERTISING row 1—Anna Malizia, Linda Fox, Annette Krzystyniak, Dawnn Robinson, Mrs. Ozarowski, Michele Wilsey, Marie Mahoney, Mary Riggi row 2—Annette Esposito, John Peek, Denise Mongrib, Sandy Struffolino, Corinne Nichols, Sylvia Nichols, Annmarie Fennicks, Mary Horan YEARBOOK SALES row 1—Phyllis Cotugno, Linda Fox, Michele Wilsey, Athena Buonome, Lisa Viscusi, Kathy Johnson, Michele Galvin, Tristan Pivacek, Tina Monda, Mariann Caputo row 2 —Dina Marotta, Voula Kalogeras, Mary Horan, Judene Palmer, Karen Bradt, Denine Lencewicz, Patty Hartman, Brenda Burns, Robyn Fennicks, Annmarie Fennicks row 3—Peter Panetta, Ermalinda Masotti, Mary Mitchell, Barb Aunchman, Laura Gigliotti, Sandy Struffolino, David J. Long, Rebecca Fordman, Michele Rouse, Latricia Ttirner, Kim Adams, David Clay, Mrs. Daniels YEARBOOK FUNDRAISING Mary Horan, Annette Krzystyniak, Kim Petronis, Marcia LuBrant, Sandy Struffolino, Patty Kwiat- kowski, Schane Robinson, Ermalinda Masotti, Dawn Robinson, Linda Fox, Jennifer Andrysczyk, Kelly Downs, Sandy Seeley, Kerri McGrath, Judene Palmer YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS Ron Henning, Dawnn Robinson, Ricky Voris NATIONAL HONOR Row 1- Missy Gunter, Paul More, Tammie Wilday, Corinne Nichols Row 2- Patti Pasko, Andrew Markopoulos, Graig Partyka, Andrew Coffey, Jaequie Spickler-Clark, Debbie Anderson DRILL TEAM row 1 - Asia Graves, Paulyne Furbert, Latricia Thrner, Sandy Williams, Dionne DeGroate, Felicia Lassiter row 2 - P. Baker, Gloria Smith, Lanee Mocgan, Tammy Steward, Dee Dee Jones, Anna Sampson. Kim D. Young. PLAY BILLS row 1 —Pat Thayer (Secretary), Missy Gunter (Treasurer), Jacquie Spickler-Clark (Pres- ident), Jerry Russell (Vice President), Miss Seckerson (Advisor) row 2—Trenia Anderson, Michelle Galvin, Kevin Tyrell, Diana Adams, Tracey Wilday, Lauren Peake, Jacki Dawson, Rachell Mohrmann row 3—John Peek, Mary Horan, Tim Teresco, Eileen Beals, Laura Pashley, June Heller, John Simmons, Randy Osborne, Eileen Wells row 4—Jim Suhocki, Wayne Mitchell, Lois Heller, David Clay, Beth Klohck, S. Feldman SKI CLUB Eric Abrams, Marcus Austin, Patty Bajnoczy, Boug Balle, John Baumgarten, Jeff Bielawski, Ray Bonafede, Chris Borucki, Pete Bourdeau, Don Boyle, Karen Bradt, Sandy Bradt, Lori Budka, Erich Buege, Athena Buonome, Sherri Burdette, Dave Burns, Michele Butkus, Darci Calder, Mariann Caputo, David Cerniglia, Mike Cerrone, Lori Chmielewski, Dom Cimmino, Kim Charton, Steve Connell, Paul Cornick, Cindy Cromer, Peter Dafniotis, Paul DeCarlo, Steph DeLissio, Brian Delong, Bob Desbois, Dom DiCarlo, Anthony Donadio, Mike Donadio, Kelly Downs, Donna Eichmeyer, Steve Famiano, Tom Favata, Allicia Fitch, Ricky Florio, Anne Forth, Katie Forth, Eric Fracasso, Betsy Frank, Bob Frank, Shayne Gage, Michelle Galvin, Craig Giammatteo, Pam Greco, John Greco, Jennifer Hamilton, Dawn Hatala, Greg Hauth, Jill Hennessey, Richard Hogan, Georgie Hotaling, Jeff Hotaling, Robert Insero, Josephine Insogna, Voula Kalogeras, Harry Kingra, Kelly Kolad, Nich Koikosz, Michele Korkosz, Annette Krzystyniak, Patty Kwiatkowski, Mark LaViolette, Denine Lencewicz, Marcia LuBrant, Marilyn MacCarn, Lori Mahoney, Andrea Marcella, Karen Marhafer, Andrew Markopoulas, Jim Markopoulas, Joe Marra, Robert McGrath, Todd Messitt, Jo Miniello, Guy Moran, Mike Ostrander, Paula Paniccia, Joe Pardi, Micheal Peek, Kim Petronis, Tristan Pivacek, Eric Pochobradsky, Vito Polsinelli, Mark Rakvica, Brian Rector, Frank Rosekrans, Daren Russell, Jeffrey Russell, Gayle Sansoucie, Kara Sansoucie, Shari Savini, Kelly Saglimbeni, Kathy Sheehan, Nancy Sheely, Daniel Shultes, Shari Signor, Jerome Simpson, Christy Skibinsky, Micheal Smith, Mike Sokaris, Joyce Stekeur, Vinny Tebano, Kim Teresco, Nikki Tomasek, Kevin Valade, Kelly VanDyke, Adine Viscusi, Lisa Viscusi, Tracy Wilday. BOOKROOM BOOK ROOM row 1-Lela Calabro, Stephanie Furbert, Mr. Bydark ..jm MAIN OFFICE WORKERS row 1 - Pam Federico, Sandy Seeley, Rosa Mason, Tammie Wolf. row 2 - Cindy Mitchell, Debbie Bryant, Cathy Reedy, Anna Capodieci. row 3 - Scharn Robinson, Anne Forth, Mary Riggi, Leslie Guido, Kimberly Snyder, Patricia Hartman, Kris Lucente, Phyllis Cotugno, Chris MacCarn, Lisa Unieski. LIBRARY CLUB row 1 —Michelle Wilsey, Michelle Galvin, Corinne Nichols, Debbie Miglucci, Dawn Sharboneau row 2—Kate Dahm, Giovannone Louise, Stephanie Furbert, Brenda Keenan, Michele Miele DUPLICATING ROOM row 1 —Michele Butkus, Shelly MacDonald, Doreen Siatkowski, Jennifer Andryszcsyk, Sandy Struffo- lino, Denise Robinson, Barb Aunchman, Colleen Talbot, Cassandra Lord, Laura Sherman, Oma Rai row 2—Diane Farone, Mary Horan, Nancy Piersante, Debbie Duva, Maria Carmen Caracciolo, Sharon Ferraro, Gina V. Bottone, Eileen Wells, Brenda Keenan, Donna Senecal, Nancy Hall standing —Karen Pomykaj, Kathy Johnson, Kim Young, Kerri McGrath, Kelly Downs, Sherry Santani, Laura Pashley. HUMAN RELATIONS row 1—Valerie Federico, David Clay, Dawn Charboneau, Paula Faignaht row 2—Lisa McCane, Andrea O’Neal, Patty Pasko, Jerome Simpson, John Peek, Judy Rivenburgh SPANISH CLUB row 1 —Eric Fracasso, Ricky Uons, Michelle Galvin, Maria D’Angelo, Melissa DiDonna, Cathleen Maslanka, Tammy Leone, Dina Marotta, Erma Masatti, Mrs. Garceran row 2 —Dawn Vauala, Adine Viscusi, Nancy Sheely, Mary Riggi, Jacquie Spickler-Clark, Anne Forth, Phyllis Cotugno, Sonya Hawkins row 3 —Annette Esposito, Rhonda Williams, Jrenia Anderson, Josephine Insogna, Kathy Sheehan, Katie Forth, THstan Pivacek, Lori Mahoney row 4—Peter Pannetta, Lauren Peake, Stacey Marhafer, Marcia LuBrant, Patty Kwiatkowski, Annette Krzystyniak, Kim Petronis, Dawnn Robinson. row 5—Gregg Catricala, Anna Malizia, John Anderson, Tom Favata, Beth Klohck, Eileen Wells, Sandy Bradt row 6—Sandra Campbell, Paul Moore, Denine Lencewicz, Karen Bradt row 7—Kelly VanDyke, Jim Cirincione, Marc A. Miele, Michele Miele, Andrea Marcella, Kathy Field OFFICERS (SPANISH CLUB) Katie Forth, Kim Petronis, Karen Bradt, Jackie Spickler-Clark, Tammy Leone, Sonya Hawkins FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY row 1 —Lynne Ruzzo, Jackie Onorato, Mary Munafo, Patti Pasko, Roberta Pallante, Debby Tung, Corinne Nichols row 2 —Karen Berning, Shari Savini, Athena Buonome, Nikki Tomasek, Christy Skibinski, Sandy Albert, Maryann Caputo row 3 —Kathy O’Brien, Ann Canestraro, Patty Hartman, Lisa Viscusi, Missy Gunter, Michelle Galvin, Anna Capobicci, Andreina Esposito row 4—Lisa McCane, Laura Gigliotti, Sondra Haywood, Shelleen Perryman, Debbie Bryant row 5—Dominick DiCostanzo, David Mannato, Mike Gallo, Darlene Preddice row 6—Doug Balle, Brian Compositor, Brian Rector FRENCH HONOR OFFICERS Farin Boyle, Mr. Ludwig, Dave Bryzowy, Debbie Tiing, Andy Markopoulos Jr. U.A. Row 1- Dave Ruzzo, Ed Hitchcock, Paul DeCarlo, Joe Marra, Dorn DiCarlo, Rob Fazzone Frank ScotetkR ggi V'nny Teban0' Dave D,CaPria R'cky Florio, Shawn Taibot, Mike Charlton. Brian Rector, SENIOR UA row 1 - Todd Messitt (Tfes.), Mr. “Dad” Ludwig, John Greco. row 2 - Frank Gallo, Mike Nasters (Sec.), Jeff Mattice, Pete Bourdeau, Tom Favata (Pres.), Bob Frank (VP). SENIOR UA Officers—Mr. Ludwig (Advisor) Todd Messitt Mike Nasters Bob Frank Tom Favata FUTURE UA? PRESIDENT! officers—Michelle Galvin (President), Roberta Pallante (Treasurer), Debby Thng (Secretary), Lois Heller (Vice-President), Mr. Aldi (Advisor) KEY CLUB row 1 Roberta Pallante, Lois Heller, Debby Tung, Michelle Galvin, Tammy Leone, Annmarie Fennicks, Amy Secor row 2—John Simmons, Annette Krzystyniak, Jacquie Spickler-Clark, Voula Kalogeras, Patti Pasko row 3—Karen Bradt, Denine Lencewizc, Sandy Bradt, Tina Martiniano, Kathy O’Brien, Leslie Pallante, Heather Baswick row 4—John Anderson, Tim Leonard, Dave Brzozowy, Darren Kruk TECHNICAL SERVICE row 1—John Anderson, Debbie Tung, Lois Heller, Farin Boyle, John Ericson row 2 —Bob Frank, Todd Messitt, Joe Pardi, Dave Brzozowy, Scott Elia, Darren Kruk, Jim Cirincione row 3 —Dave Cerniglia, Nikki Tomasek, Michael Nasters, Rick Korkosz, Bill Laven, Tim Tsai row 4—Nick Piccirillo, Sandy Albert, Randy Osborne row 5 —Roberta Pallante, Gary DoNadio, Tina Martiniano, Kathy O’Brien, Andy Markepolas row 6—Peter Dafniotis, Kris Albenga, Jake Star, Tom Cognetti Bowling Team Tom Cognetti, Daryl DeLorenzo, Rodney DeLorenzo, David Mannato, Steve Mannato, Courtney Martin, Willie Mirando, Nick Piccirillo, Mr. DeSilva HORSEBACK RIDING CLUB COLORGUARD banners—Saundra Austin, Debbie Duva, Dawn Puleski, Bobby Joe Kelly, Tracey Gafeny, Cheryl Hallet, Mary Anderson, Kim Hallet, Yvonne Harrington, Debbie Anderson. Ann Marie Gabriele. rifles—Patty Puleski, Lori Clemens, Carmen Caracciolo, Karen Lajuene, Tammy Wilday, Toni Nicollella, Danyal McCloud, Donna Coons, Laura Gigliotti. CONCERT BAND Sophomore Executive Committee row 1: Anthony Yezzo, Chris MacCarn, Tracey Wilday, Scott Livingston, Kelly Van Dyke, Kathy Field Katie Forth, Mary Riggi Pam Grecco. Shari Sarini: Nancy Sheely,, Ann Marie Fennicks CLASS OF ’85 OFFICERS Tristan Pivachek Stephenie DeLissio Donna Eichmeyer, Danielle Shultes, Betsy Frank Jim Cirincione Indoor Track Row 1: Colleen O’Donnell, Paul Moore, Adam Bailey, Harvey Stanford, JV Marion, James Clay, Sean Jackson Row 2: Ben Marion, Brian Lane, Mike Giaquinno, Teka Singh, Marguerita MacDougall, Lisa Simmons, Tbny Falvo Row 3: Robin Colleton, Loretta Howard, Tim Keegan, Bob DuBois, Richard Osbourne, Sal Porterfiled, Kim Bailey, Robin Fennicks Comments from Mr. Griffin Tfack and Cross Country Coach STUDENT: Do economic factors affect students who try out for teams? MR. GRIFFIN: Yes. This is because the track and cross- country teams travel, at times out of state, and need funds to cover their expenses. STUDENT: Do you think that schools lose athletes on account of students having the responsibility of a part-time job? MR. GRIFFIN: Absolutely. I lose many athletes due to the necessity for,or the desire to, work. STUDENT: What types of events are held in order to raise money to support your team? MR. GRIFFIN: The teams have participated in the selling of candy, cookies, and candles. They have also sponsored fifty-fifty raffles in order to increase our funds. STUDENT: What affect will the economy have on sport activities in the future? MR. Griffin; The quality and quantity of equipment and supplies will be lessened as our economy grows worse. The questions of when, where, and how will be harder to answer with the knowledge of having limited funds. In turn, this makes the duties and responsibilities of coaching harder. Comments from Mr. Bleau Varsity Basketball Coach STUDENT: Do you think that schools lose athletes on account of students having the responsibility of a job? MR. BLEAU: No. I don’t feel that we lose dedicated players. I feel that students who use work as an excuse not to try out for sports team know deep down that they really don’t want to play. STUDENT: What types of events are held in order to raise money to support your team? MR. BLEAU: A big bazaar is held in the spring of the year, and most of the coaches work countless hours to help. Other fund raising projects that we hold are raffles and bake sales. STUDENT? What effect will the economy have on sport activities in the future? MR. BLEAU: At the present time, it is becoming harder for sports programs to sustain yearly cuts. In order for clubs to be successful, we must return to the economic priorities of the past. We must increase rather than decrease the budgets for sports programs. CHOIR VARSITY BOY’S BASKETBALL ROW 1: Don Enright, Rocky Downes, A1 Perryman, Mike Charlton, Earl Lawrence, John Rysedorph ROW 2: Mr. Bleau, Todd Williams, Jeff Mattice, Towie Adams, Batik King, Rob Fazzone, Tom Tama J.V. Basketball Row 1 —John Dockerty, Eric Williams, Mickey Gilluley, Donte Sursick, Will Hurgerschifer Row 2—A. Aldi, Cornelius Thompson, Sean Clough, Rodney Green, William Adams, Walt Jones FRESHMAN BOY’S BASKETBALL Mr. Griffin, Tony Rivera, Amin Dissasio, Charlie Johnson, Larry Gilluley, Derrek Adams, Joe Douglas, Billy Hoyt, Eric Pochobradsky, John Downs, John Dagastino, Victor Pieronek, Brian Gordon JV GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Vicky Tucceri, Heather Beswick, Michelle DeNisio, Paula Sanders, Mary Munafo, Dawn Vavala, Dee Kirchman Row 2: Lisa Ford, Teri Barrett, Kris Lucente, Paula Paniccia, Vicky Baza, Marilyn Jeffress, Annmarie Fennicks, Mrs. McDaniel VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Vicky Rose, Shelleen Perryman, Kathy Sheehan, Donna Fields, Bridgette Turner Row 2: Kris Michon, Denise Mongillo, Sondra Haywood, Kim Adams, Karen Fields, Coach Ozarowski JV WRESTLING Row 1: Roy Kretzler, Doug Stefaniak, Ed Chandler, Scott Boyle Row 2: Jim Murphy, Bryan Smith, Ed Hitchcoch, Tony Capra, Coach Wojes VARSITY WRESTLING Row 2- CoLCrh Wnms' 7in™ Tebain]°’Rifk Florio Anthony Bellai, Shawn Talbot, Chet Ciembroniewicz Row 2. Coach Wojes, Joe Marra, A1 Kuhn, Tbm Baumgarten, John Nicol, Todd Messitt, Coach Serapilio SPRING Denise Robinson works at Camp Lovejoy full-time in the summer. She feels working has helped her social life. Denise saves half of her money and puts it in the bank. She says, “I’d rather work than sit around.” Melissa DiDonna has been working at Bradlees for one month. She likes working because she needs “to feel some what independent.” Voula Kalogeras has been working as a lifeguard at Ramada Inn. She enjoys her work and plans on keeping her job through school. She says, “It keeps me busy and I like meeting people.” David Clay is working at Price Chopper because he doesn't like being home all the time. He’s saving one-third of his earnings for college. He says, “I feel that working interferes with my social life.” Dawn Robinson is employed at the downtown branch of the library. She has been working there for about a year. Her comment: “I spend my money on clothes.” Annette Krzystyniak has been working at Cinema National Movie Theater, located at the Mohawk Mall, since April of 1982. She works to make car payments and to have spending money. She also saves money to help finance her college education. Sandy Struffolino has been working at Woodlawn Pizza for 3 years. She works to keep herself busy and of course to earn money. She saves most of her money except during the summer when she hardly saves anything. Ron Henning works at Camp Boyhaven. He’s training for next year. When asked how he spends his earnings, Ron replied, “What earnings?” MPHS WORKING STUDENTS Laurie Coton has been working at Price Chopper for six months. This is her first job. She says working was a neces- sity because she needs the money to pay for her car. Denise Sinkora has been working at Camp Nassau for two months. She doesn’t save money for college or the future. She says working was a necesity because “the kids coudn’t be left alone!” Christie Skibinski works at the Schenectady Insurance Agency. When asked how she spends her money, she replied, “Half of each check goes to the bank; the rest is for clothes, food, thing like skis, just going out.” DJ Kappes has been employed for two months at Broadway Sporting Goods. He also was a paper boy for two years. His comment: “I spend my earnings on gas and school clothes.” Marie Mahoney has been working at Flavorland for a year and a half. She works because she feels that she should support herself. The money she earns is spent on entertainment, clothes, and gas for her car. She also saves 1 3 of the money she earns. Scharn Robinson babysits in the summer. She spends most of her money on clothes. It is a part-time job which doesn’t interfere with sports and activities. Her comment: “I feel I’m being paid well.” JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1 - Athena Buonome (Vice President), Kimberly Snyder (President), Peter Panetta (Vice Presi- dent), Judene Palmer (Corresponding Secretary) Row 2 - Nikki Tomasek (Recording Secretary), Laura Gigliotti (Treasurer) 84 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE row 1 - Melody Carroll, Sonya Hawkins, Patty Hartman, Peter Panetta, Athena Bounome, Brian Rector. row 2 - Denine Lencewicz, Judene Palmer, Mary Horan. row 3 - Laura Gigliotti, Brenda Burns, Kathy Johnson, Tina Monda, Paul DeCarlo. row 4 - Tina Martiniano, Roberta Pailante, Kimberly Snyder, Kathy Sheehan, Gary DiNadio. row 5 - Denise Mongillo, Paula Paniccia, Debby Tung, Kathy O’Brien, Nikki Tomasek, Joe Marra, Jay DiLorenzo. VARSITY SOFTBALL Row 1: Coleen Cavanaugh, Lynne DiNola, Lori Budka, Loretta Howard, Donna Fields Row 2: Corine Nichols, Vicky Rose, Kathy Sheehan, TVacy Miller, Karen Fields, Holly Nichols SOFTBALL JV Row 1: Nicki Tamasek, Kara SanSoucie, Sherrer Lawrence, Michele Willsey, Nancy Esperti, Chris Michon Row 2: Steve Wojes (Coach), Julif Pannicia, Denise Mongillo, Kim Snyder, Becky Tuper, Donna Fields, Danne Eichmeyer, Betsy Frank, Shari Savini VARSITY BASEBALL Row 2: Coach DiNola, Andrew Markopulus, Walt Howard, Bob Frank, Steve Pancia, Curtis Coons, Brian Peek, Mark Neal, Ray Cook, Mike O’Neill, Joe Marra, Joe Kochan Row 1: Paul Moore, Ralph Mitchell, John Greco, Tbdd Messitt, Mike Yezzo, Tom Tama, Brian Espirit, Coach Cirincione Outdoor Track Row 1 Todd Kennedy, Shawn Jackson, Wayne Nobles, Jay Green, Eric Pochobradsky, Paulyne Furbert, Michelle Blake, Cutty Douglas, Paul Moore, Chris Borucki, Tony Falvo, Jerome Simpson, Linda Fox. 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Sr. Ball Host. Sr. Exec.. Sid Club. Sophomore Exec. Comm.. Technical Service Club. U.A.. Sophomore. Junior. Senior Class President. Badminton. JV. Football (Captain). BOYLE. FARIN G. BRIGGS. ROBERT G. 1737 Albany Street Key Club. BROUGHTON. KIMBERLY ANN (Kim Bones) Choir. BRYANT. MARION (Poo Poo) Basketball. Indoor Ttack. Outdoor TVack. BRZOZOWY. DAVID JOHN French Honor Society (Vice-President), Key Club. Sailing Club. Technical Service Club. French Embassy Award. BUCHALSKI. ROBERT JOHN (Rob) Football. Wrestling. BUDKA. LORI ANN 214 Eleven Street Big Brothers and Sisters. Cheerleaders-Varsity, Duplicating Room Work- er. Jr. Prom Comm.. Office Worker. Sr. Ball Comm.. Ski Club. Student Board Represent.. J.V. Basketball. Softball. BURDETTE. SHERRI ANN 234 Steinmetz Homes Bishop Gibbons Notre Dame High School Volleyball. J.V. Softball. Cheer- leading. Jr. Prom Comm. BURDO. ROBERT JAMES BUTKUS. MICHELE Duplicating Room Worker. BUZZI. THOMAS (Buzz) CALABRO. 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(Jac) 1080 Forest Road Cheerleaders-Jr. Var., Cheerleaders-Varsity. Choir. Drama Club. Jr. Prom Comm.. Key Club. Natl Honor Society. Playbills. Sr. Ball Comm.. Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. Student Board Representative. Symphonic Singers. Watchtower Staff. Elmira Key Award. Masons Citizenship Award. First Place National Spanish Contest. COFFEY. ANDREW PAUL French Honor Society, Natl Honor Society. Technical Service Club. Chess Club. Answers Please Tfeam, Cross Country. Indoor Ttack. Outdoor TYack. National Merit Semi-Finalist. National French Contest-7th Place. COONRADT. ROBIN LYNN DECA. Students' Store Worker. COONS. DONNA LYNN (Mouse) 1112 Webster Street Color Guard. Office Worker. CORNICK. PAUL SCOTT 1316 Chrisler Avenue Ski Club. Football. Soccer. COTON. LAURIE ANN 1140 TYinity Avenue Sailing Club. Spanish Club. Outdoor lYack. Draper High School Pep Club. Volleyball. COTTON. MARK 2306 Fairlee Street Football. Indoor lYack. COTUGNO. PHYLLIS E. (Phelix) 1405 Fern Avenue Junior Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm.. Jr. Prom Hostess. Office Worker, Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. Student Board Representative. Montaneer Staff. Softmore Class Record- ing Secretary. Gregg Shorthand Awards. COUNTERMINE. RODNEY KEVIN Cross Country. Indoor TYack. Outdoor TYack. COURTEMANCHE. PAUL E. COURTRIGHT. GARY JOSEPH COVIELLO, ALAN T. (Al) 915 Lincoln Avenue DAFNIOTIS, ANTONIA (Tbni) 1228 Chrisler Avenue Athletic Council, Choir, French Honor Society. Junior Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm.. Montaneer Staff. Office Worker. PEP Club, Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm. DA SILVA. ANTHONY DAWSON. JACQUELINE ANN (Jack!) 2989 St. Michaels Lane Athletic Council, French Honor Society. Key Club. Montaneer Staff. Play- bills. Raiderettes. DE CARLO. JEFFREY DAVID (Jeff) Junior UA, Senior UA. Basketball. Wrestling. DECKER. CATHY JEAN 527 Ontario Street Horseback Riding Club. Office Worker. Sr. Ball Comm.. Ski Club. DE LACEY. MARK JOSEPH DELEFANO. JAMES R. Football. DEL VECCHIO, CHRISTOPHER (Del) French Honor Society. Junior Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Prom Host. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Ball Host. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Sophomore Exec. Comm., Sophomore. Junior and Senior Class Vice President. J.V. Base- ball (Captain). DEMAREST. RICKY DANIEL 1075 Crane Street French Honor Society. German Club. Italian Club. Library Club. Spanish Club. Watchtower Staff. National Spanish Contest Level 1. French Award. Spanish Award. DE MASSIO. RICHARD A. 1844 Osterlitz Avenue Baseball. Wrestling. DENNIS. ERIK DI CARLO. KIMBERLY ANN Horseback Riding Club. DICKERSHAID. RICHARD (Ricky) DECA. Student Board Representative, Students’ Store Worker. Baseball. DI DONNA. MELISSA KAYMARIE (Shorty) 802 Holland Road Athletic Council. Color Guard. Italian Club (President). Key Club. PEP Club. Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. Spanish Honor Society Award. DI DONNA. SHARI ANN Big Brothers and Sisters. Horseback Riding Club. Office Worker. Ski Club. Gregg Shorthand Award. Administrative Management Society Spelling Award. DIEMER. MICHAEL ALAN DI MEO. LAURIE J. 1580 Foster Avenue Duplicating Room Worker. Key Club. Ski Club. DOTTERER. Robert DOWNS. KELLY ANN (Kel) 1138 Van Velsen Street Athletic Council. Color Guard. Duplicating Room Worker. French Honor Society, Junior Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm., Key Club. Montaneer Staff. PEP Club (President). Raiderettes. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Ski Club. ELIA. SCOTT RICHARD French Honor Society. Ski Club. Technical Service Club. Football. Indoor TTack, Outdoor Track. ERIC SON, JOHN E.. JR. Band. German Club. Jr. Prom Comm., Sailing Club (President). Technical Service Club. ESPOSITO. ANDREW MICHAEAL (Espo) 21 Hawk Street Band. Choir. Symphonic Singers. Percussion (MP Drumline). ESPOSITO. JOHN ANTHONY ESQUIVEL. ESTHER 539 Summit Avenue Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. FAVATA. THOMAS J. 1074 Roosevelt Street Band. Jr. Prom Comm.. Key Club. Natl Honor Society. Sr. Ball. Comm.. Sr. Ball Host. Sr. Exec. Comm. (Chairman). Ski Club. Sophomore Exec. Comm.. Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society. Student Board Represent- ative. Technical Service Club. Jr. UA (President). Sr. UA (President). Base- ball. Football (Captain). Indoor Track. Outdoor TTack. Spanish National Contest Award. FEDERICO. VALERIE ANN (Val) Band, Choir. Human Relations. Orchestra. Stage Band. Symphonic Sing- ers. Saratoga Springs High School Band. Orchestra. FERRARO. SHARON M. 91 Snowden Avenue Big Brothers and Sisters. Duplicating Room Worker. Horsebacx Riding Club. Office Worker. Ski Club. Gregg Shorthand Award. FERRI. JOHN C. 2112 Hugh Street FIELDS. KAREN A. 1369 Santa Fe Street . t „ „ Band. German Club. Basketball(Captain). MVP Varsity Basketball. Most Improved Player in Volleyball. FINN. SILAS FITZGERALD. JAMES R. (Fitz) 1316 Fourth Avenue Cross Country. FORD MAN. REBECCA JEANNE (Becky B) FORTH. ANNE MAUREEN 1067 Lakeview Avenue . Big Brothers and Sister. Cheerleaders-Jr. Var.. Cheerleaders-Varsity. Choir. Jr. Prom Comm.. Jr. Prom Hostess. Montaneer Staff. Office Worker. PEP Club. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Ball Hostess. Ski Club. Spanish Club (Sgt.-at- Arms). Spanish Honor Society. Student Board Represent. (Corr. Secretary). Jr. Class Sgt.-at-Arms. Sr. Class Sgt.-at-Arms. FOSTER. TERENCE PAUL FOX. LINDA LOUISE 1405 Crane Street Athletic Council. Bookroom Worker. Jr. Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm.. Montaneer Staff. Office Worker. PEP Club. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Outdoor Track. FRANK. ROBERT JOHN (Bob) RD 5 Currybush Road Jr. Prom Comm.. Natl Honor Society. Ski Club. Student Board Repre- sent.. Technical Service Club. Sr. UA (Vice Pres.). Jr. UA (Vice Pres.), Baseball, Basketball. Football, Golf. FRANKLIN. MARLEEN CAROL FURBERT. STEPHANIE D. (Stephy) 434 Olean Street Bookroom Worker. French Honor Society. Horseback Riding Club. Library Club. GABRIELE. ANN MARIE (Munchkin) 1368 Van Cortland Street Color Guard. Office Worker. Outdoor TTack. Raiderettes. GAFFNEY. TRACEY LYNN Band. Choir, Concert Band. Office Worker, Orchestra. Playbills. Symphonic Singers. Winter Guard. GALLO. FRANK (Stanky) Baseball. Football (Captain). GALVIN. MICHELE LYNN Big Brothers and Sisters. Drama Club. French Honor Society. German Club. Key Club (President). Library Club. Natl Honor Society, Playbills, Ski Club. Spanish Honor Society, Student Board Represent.. Watchtower Staff. Montaneer Staff. French Embassy Award. French Class Awards. Spanish Class Awards. Holocaust Research Paper Award. Martian Luther King Award. French Award. Spanish Award. GANTT. KENNETH 815 Grant Avenue German Club. GARRISON. COLIN S.H. GARTLEY. KELLY DAWN 15-17 Cornell Street Choir, Ski Club. Student Board Represent. GENITO. DAVID V. (Dave) Band. Choir, Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. Stage Band, Symphonic Singers. Technical Service Club. Soccer. GHIKAS. JOSEPH ANTHONY 459 Hulett Street GIAQUINTO. MICHEAL ANTHONY (Mike) 2752 Campbell Avenue Golf. Indoor TTack. Tennis. GIOVANNONE. LOUISE ROSE (Wezi) 176 D Jerry Street Duplicating Room Worker. Library Club. Student Board Represent. GRAZ LANE. CARL MICHAEL 78 Cady Avenue GRAZIANE. LISA GRECO. GARY GRECO. JOHN JOSEPH Jr. Prom Comm.. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Ball Host. Sr. Exec. Comm., Ski Club (President), Student Board Represent.. Student Board (President). Junior U.A., Senior U.A.. Baseball. Football (Captain). GUIDO. LESLIE ANN 362 12th Street Office Worker, Sr. Ball Comm.. Ski Club. Spanish Club, Indoor TTack, Outdoor TTack. GUILBEAU. GLEN GALE 323 Altamont Avenue French Honor Society. Cross Country, Wrestling. French Award. GUNTER. MELISSA ANN (Missy) 1630 Flower Road Athletic Council, Choir. Color Guard. Drama Club. French Honor Society. Jr. Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm.. Montaneer Staff. Natl Honor Society. PEP Club. Playbills (Treasurer). Raiderettes. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec Comm.. Student Board Represent.. Symphonic Singers. AATF French Award. HAILE. BENJAMIN K. (Breez) 1002 Lakeview Avenue Dubuque Senior High Band. Stage Band. Marching Band. HALL. NANCY MARIE Duplicating Room Worker. Office Worker. HALLETT. KIMBERLY JEAN 1209 Pleasant Street Color Guard. Jr. Prom Comm.. Raiderettes. HALNON. ROBERTA CATHERINE (BobbieKay) 58 Snowden Avenue Band. Choir. Outdoor TTack. HAMILTON. JENNIFER (Jenny) 2122 Neil Street Human Relations. Montaneer Staff, Office Worker. Raiderettes. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Ski Club. Student Board Represent. HARRINGTON. YVONNE MARIE (Misty) 726 Bridge Street Color Guard. Raiderettes. HAT ALA. DAWN MARIE 636 Crane Street Athletic Council Big Brothers and Sisters. DECA. Jr. Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm.. Key Club. Montaneer Staff. Office Worker, PEP Club, Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm., Ski Club. Sophomore Exec. Comm.. Stu- dents' Store Worker. HASTES. DOUGLAS KEITH (Keith) HEITZMAN, KENNETH HENDERSON. RAMONA TERESA (Mon ) 1541 Sante Fe Street Athletic Council. Choir. Human Relations. PEP Club. Montaneer Staff. HESLER. BRIAN M. Ski Club. HESS. LAURA HOLTON. TERRI JEAN (T.J.) 15 Hawk Street Choir. Office Worker. HOOGKAMP. BRENDA LEE HOOGKAMP. STANLEY LLOYD (Bomber) 36 Wylie Street French Honor Society, French Class Award. Spanish Class Award. National Spanish Contest-2nd Place. HOTALING. JEFFREY E. (Jeff) Athletic Council. Ski Club. Baseball (Captain). Football (Captain). Wrestling. INSOGNA. JOSEPHINE Athletic Council. PEP Club. Ski Club. Spanish Club. Montaneer Staff. Indoor TVack, Outdoor TVack. Soccer. Volleyball. J END RESKI. JAMES J. (Jim) JEWELL. TAMMY J. Duplicating Room Worker. Human Relations. Office Worker. KALOGERAS. STAVROULA (Voula) 1302 Sante Fe St. Cheerleadere-Varsity. Key Club. Montaneer Staff. Office Worker. Student Board Represent.. Indoor TVack. Outdoor TVack. Soccer. Tfcnnis. KEENAN. BRENDA MARIA 50 Furman St. Duplicating Room Worker. Office Worker. Library Worker. KELLY. ROBERT JAMES 117 9th Avenue KELLY. SONYA MARIE 801 Davis Tfcrrace Band. Color Guard. Human Relations. Montaneer Staff. Office Worker. KENNEDY. SUSAN KENT. MATTHEW JAMES KENT MICHAEL T. DECA. Students' Store Worker. KING. LORIN ANDRE KINGRA. HARINDER S (Harry) Basketball. Tfennis. KLOHCK. ELIZABETH ANN (Beth) 825 Francis Avenue Choir. Drama Club. Montaneer Staff. Playbill. Spanish Club. Watchtower Staff. KOCHAN. JOSEPH FRANCIS (Joey) 1109 Van Velsen Street Student Board Represent.. Baseball. Bishop Gibbon (Football. Baseball). KOLOD. KELLY EILEEN 162 Darmouth Street Bishop Gibbons (Tfennis. Cheerleading). KORETNICKI. PAUL THOMAS 885 Yorkston Street Spanish Club. Technical Service Club. Watchtower Staff. Indoor TVack. Outdoor Track. KORKOSZ. RICHARD Technical Service Club. KRUK. DARREN STEPHEN French Honor Society. Key Club. Library Club. Sailing Club. Technical. Service Club. KRZYSTYN1AK, ANNETTE YOLANDA 901 Crane Street Athletic Council. Big Brothers and Sisters. Color Guard. French Honor Society. Horseback Riding Club. Junior Exec. Comm.. Key Club. Montaneer Staff. PEP Club (Sgt.-At-Arms). Sr. Exec. Comm.. Ski Club. Spanish Club. Bishop Gibbons (JV Basketball. Math Award) KWIATKOWSKI. PATRICIA LYNN (Patty) 811 Bridge Street Athletic Council. Color Guard. Junior Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm.. Montaneer Staff. PEP Club (Secretary). Raiderettes. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society (Award) LAVEN. WILLIAM ARTHUR (Bill) Technical Service Club. LAWYER. ELLA MAE 22 Chestnut Street Color Guard. Office Worker. Students' Store Worker. LAWYER. KELLY SUE (Kellis) 1076 Forest Road Office Worker. PEP Club. Sr. Ball Comm. LE BLANC. MARK P. 2511 Campbell Avenue French Honor Society. Jr. Executive Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm.. Baseball. Golf (Captain). French Embassy Award. LEFFINGWELL. DAVID ALEN (Dave) 944 Albany Street LEFFINGWELL, KAREN MARY (Vera) 1226 Crane Street Duplicating Room Worker. LESN1EWSKI, JOSEPH MICHEAL (Joe) Baseball. LORD. CASSANDRA HOPE (Cass) 1220 Walnut Avenue Duplicating Room Worker. Office Worker, Gregg Shorthand Award. Admin- istrative Management Society. Spelling Proficiency Certificate. LU BRANT. MARCIA ANN 2055 Cardiff Road Athletic Council. Big Brothers and Sisters. Color Guard, Montaneer Staff. Office Worker. PEP Club, Raiderettes. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Ski Club. Spanish Club (Corresponding Secretary). Spanish Honor Society, Student Board Representative. Spelling Award. Spanish Honor Society Award. National Spanish Contest. MAC CARN. MARILYN LEE (Mare) 229 15th Street Band. Montaneer Staff. Natl Honor Society. Office Worker. PEP Club. Ski Club, Basketball. Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Zollar Scholarship Award. MAC DONALD. DIANA LYNN 933 Harrison Avenue Band. Student Board Representative. French Award. MAHONEY. MARIE F. 1758 Avenue M Big Brothers and Sisters. Chee. .ere-Jr. Var., Cheerleaders-Varisty (Cap tain). Choir, Montaneer Staff, natl Honor Society. Office Worker. Sr. Bal) Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Ski Club, Spanish Club (TVeasurer), Spanish Honor Society. Watchtower Staff. r' «uiish Award. MAMMARELLI. LISA MARIE Choir. Office Worker. MANIKAS. LORIANN CRYSTAL (Lori) Choir. MANZI. KATHLEEN R. (Kathy) 2201 Campbell Avenue Duplicating Room Worker, Jr. Prom Comm.. Montaneer Staff. Office Work- er. PEP Club. Ski Club. Gregg Shorthand Award. MARHAFER. STACEY Horseback Riding Club. Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. MARKOPOULOS. ANDREW French Honor Society (TVeasurer). Natl Honor Society. Technical Service Club. Baseball. Soccer (Co-Captain). Sainte Genevieve Brooke Award. MAROTTA, ANTONI ETTA (Sparky) 1402 Notre Dame Street Student Board Represent., Soccer. Volleyball. Athletic Award Certificate. French Certificate of Merit. MARRA. MARCY LYNNE (Marce) 405 Cedar Street Cheerleadere-Varsity. Key Club. MARTIN. BARBARA ANN (Barb) 2610 Campbell Avenue DECA, Students' Store Worker. MARTIN. COURTNEY J. Ski Club. Bowling. Football. Wrestling. MASOTTI, ERMALINDA ERMA 1073 Crane Street Color Guard. MASSARO. ANTHONY MASSEY. BETH MATTICE. JEFFREY MICHAEL 325 Jeanette Drive Jr. and Sr. U.A.. Baseball. Basketball (Captain). Shalmont-J.V. Soccer. MC AULEY. CHARLES P. MC DONALD. MARY MARGARET MC DOUGALL. TRACEY EILEEN 2126 Broadway Human Relations. Duanesburg-Choir. MC GRATH. KERRI A. (Mic) 818 Harrison Avenue Athletic Council. Duplicating Room Worker, Montaneer Staff. PEP Club (TVeasurer). Sr. Ball Comm., Sr. Exec. Comm.. Student Board Represent., Shorthand Award, Spelling Award. MC NEIL. VERNONA LISA (Lisa) MELIDEO. SHERRI LYNN 1462 VanCortland Street Athletic Council (Sgt.-at-Arms). Big Brothers and Sisters. Duplicating Room Worker. German Club, Horseback Riding Club. Jr. Prom Comm., PEP Club. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Ski Club. Student Board Repre- sent.. J.V. Basketball. F MESSITT. TODD ALLEN 49 Bradford Road Band. Jr. Exec. Comm., Jr. Prom Comm.. Key Club. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Ski Club (TYeasurer). Sophomore Exec. Comm.. Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. Student Advisory Comm.. Student Board Represent. (Sgt.-at-Arms) and (Vice President). Technical Service Club (Treasurer), Watchtower Staff. Answers Please Tteam, Jr. and Sr. UJL (Treas- urer). Baseball. Football. Wrestling. Harvard Book Award, St. George’s Masonic Lodge Award. MILANO. SANDRA L. (Sandy) 1531 State Street Choir. Montaneer Staff. Natl Honor Society. Spanish Club. Basketball Softball. MILLER. RAEANNE C. (Mooner) 539 Paige Street Office Worker, Spanish Club. MILLER. TRACEY ELIZABETH 5 South Rapp Road DECA. PEP Club. Spanish Club. Students' Store Worker. Softball, Volleyball. MILLIE. TINA MARIE (The) Horseback Riding Club. Office Worker. Sid Club. MITCHELL. RALPH A. (Mitch) Baseball. Football. Indoor TYack. MOORE. PAUL RAYMOND RD 3 Box 9 Newell Road NatT Honor Society. Watchtower Staff. Baseball. Basketball. Football. Schalmont Soccer. MORRETT. CHRISTOPHER NIEL Wrestling. MURDOCK. KENNETH LEROY (Doc) MYERS. CHARLES DOUGLAS (Lank) 1942 Euclid Avenue Baseball. NASTERS. MICHAEL JOSEPH (Mike) French Honor Society. Jr. Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm.. Student Board Representative. Technical Service Club. Jr. U.A. and Sr. UJL (Secretary), Football. Outdoor Track. NICHOLS. CORINNE HOPE 1355 Pleasant Street Athletic Council (Sgt.-at-Arms). Band. French Honor Society. Jr. Prom Comm.. Library Club, Montaneer Staff. NatT Honor Society. Orchestra. PEP Club. Freshman Exec. Comm.. Marching Band. Softball (Manager). French Embassy Award. Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. VFW (Voice of Democracy). O'CLAIR. TERRI ANN 1045 Hegeman Street Jr. Prom Comm.. Office Worker. Sr. Ball Comm.. Ski Club. OPPELT. JAMES ANTHONY (Ope) Indoor TYack. OSTRANDER. JEFFREY STEPHEN PALERMO. MICHAEL ANDREW PANDO RE. LYNDA MICHELE PANELLA. CARSON STEVEN PANTALONE. DANA LYNN 908 Ten Eyck Avenue Athletic Council, Big Brothers and Sisters, Duplicating Room Worker, Human Relations. Jr. Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Prom Hostess. Key Club. Office Worker. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Ski Club, Sophomore Exec. Comm.. Sophomore. Junior and Senior (TYeasurer). Indoor TYack, Outdoor TYack. PARDI. JOSEPH (Joe) 922 TYn Eyck Avenue Jr. Exec. Comm., Ski Club, Student Board Representative. Technical Ser- vice Club (Assistant Vice President). Audio Visual. PARKS. BARBARA LYNN (Barbie-Lynn) 67 Snowden Avenue Band, Choir. NatT Honor Society. Office Worker. Orchestra, Symphonic Singers. PARTYKA. CRAIG BRIAN French Honor Society. NatT Honor Society. Technical Servie Club. Watch tower Staff. Chess Club. Football, Indoor TYack. French Award. PASKO. PATRICIA ANN (Patti) Color Guard. Human Relations. Key Club. Raiderettes. National Merit Semi Finalist. U.S. Mathematics Award. Deerfield Beach High School French Club. Library Worker, National Honor Society. PEAKE. LAUREN Athletic Council. Choir. Color Guard. Jr. Exec. Comm.. Key Club. Monta- neer Staff. Playbills. Raiderettes. Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. Symphonic Singers, Watchtower Staff. PEEK. MICHAEL DAVID 1221 Crane Street Ski Club. Football. PEENEY. DAVID J. PETERSEN. ANTHONY JOSEPH PETRONIS. KIMBERLY H. (Kim) Athletic Council. Color Guard. Jr. Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm., Monta- neer Staff. PEP Club (Vice President). Raiderettes. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Spanish Club (Sgt.-at-Arms), Spanish Honor Society. Spanish Honor Award. PHILLIPS. RONALD. JR. (Tykej Basketball. Football. Indoor TYack. Outdoor TYack. PISANO. JOSEPH A. (Joe) Football. PIVACEK. ANDREW PAUL Choir. Jr. and Sr. U.A.. Football. Wrestling. POMYKAJ, KAREN LYNN 838 Lincoln Avenue Duplicating Room Worker, Spanish Honor Society. POTTER. FRANCIS RICHARD 1680 Lake Boulevard PREDDICE. DARLENE LISA 805 Cleveland Avenue Choir, French Honor Society. Jr. Exec. Comm.. Sr. Ball Comm., Sr. Exec. Comm. PULESKI, DiWN D. (DENNTSE) 16 O’Dell Street Choir. Color Guard. DECA. Montaneer Staff. Raiderettes. Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society. Students' Store Worker. RAI. o MAW ATTI E (Diane) 933 Stanley Street Duplicating Room Worker. RAKVICA. MARK R. Ski Club. Basketball. RANSOM. SHELLEY LYNNE 249 Sixteenth Street Choir. REDMOND. LAWRENCE MARSHALL ROBERTS. RICARDO SEAN Choir. ROBINSON. DAVID FRANCIS (Hollywood) 231 Steinmetz Homes Band. German Club, NatT Honor Society. Orchestra, Sailing Club (TYeas- urer). Stage Band. Symphonic Singers. Indoor TYack. ROBINSON. DAWN 1688 Lake Boulevard Library Club. Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. Montaneer Staff. Indoor TYack. Outdoor TYack. TYack Awards. ROBINSON. DENISE 1688 Lake Boulevard Athletic Council DECA. Duplicating Room Worker. Office Worker. PEP Club. Student Board Represent.. Indoor TYack (Manager). ROBISTOW. LLOYD R. (Smilie) 503 Schenectady Street Football, Outdoor TYack. ROSA. MICHAEL JOSE 929 Strong Street Drama Club. Playbills. ROSSI. CARMALINA 1071 Forest Road NatT Honor Society (Award). Spanish Honor Society. Student Board Represent. ROTTER. JAMES PAUL (Jim) 1226 Second Avenue ROUSE. ANA MICHELLE 813 Lincoln Avenue Drill Tfcam, Student Board Represent.. Basketball (Manager). Cross Coun- try (Manager), John Adams High School Volleyball Tfcam. RUCH. LISA MARIE 956 Pennsylvania Avenue Athletic Council French Honor Society. Montaneer Staff. PEP Club. Watch- tower Staff. RUFF. KEVIN RUSCIO. CHRISTOPHER LEE RUSSELL. DENISE RYSEDORPH. JOHN BARRY. JR. 719 Orchard Street Football. SARGALIS. RICHARD CHARLES SEELEY. SANDRA MARIE (Silly) Office Worker. Outdoor TYack. SENEGAL, DONNA J. Duplicating Room Worker. SHERMAN. LAURA MAE (Beatle) Choir. Duplicating Room Worker. Office Worker. Gregg Shorthand Award. SIMMONS. LISA MARIE (Reisa) 148 Steinmetz Homes Office Worker. Cross Country (Captain). Indoor TYack. Outdoor TYack. Per- fect Attendance and Sportsmanship Award. SIMONI. ROBERT JOSEPH Student Board Represent.. Wrestling. SKIBINSK1. CHRISTY LYNNE 859 Hazlewood Avenue Big Brothers and Big Sisters. Cheerleaders-Jr. Var.. Cheerleaders-Varsity (Captan French Honor Society. Junior Exec. Comm., Jr. Prom Comm.. Jr. Prom Hostess. Key Club. Montaneer Staff. NatT Honor Society. Office Worker. PEP Club. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Ball Hostess. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Ski Club. Student Board Represent.. Sophomore Corresponding Sec., Indoor TYack. Outdoor TYack. SMALLS. HERBERT JAMES. JR. (Herb) Football. SMITH. GLORIA DENISE Drill Tfcam. Montaneer Staff. Office Worker. SMITH. MARK W. Cross Country. Indoor Track. Outdoor Track. SMITH. MICHAEL D. (Superbike Mike) 1260 Main Street Ski Club. SOKARIS. JEROSIUS C. (Mike) 912 Francis Avenue Ski Club. Soccer. French Honor Award. SPIEWAK, CHRISTOPHER SHAWN (Chris) 1518 Woolsey Street Band. Stage Band. Marching Band. STANTON. DOUGLAS JON (Doug) STEKEUR. JOYCE LYNN STEPNOWSKI. ROBERT JOHN (Rob) 2334 Fairlee Street ST. LAWRENCE. JEAN M. ST. LAWRENCE. JOANNE STRAIT. ROBERT STRUFFOLINO. KAREN 1225 Crane Street Office Worker. Spanish Honor Society STRUFFOLINO. SANDRA MARIE (Peanut) 1068 Congress Street Color Guard. Duplicating Room Worker, French Honor Society. Junior Prom Comm.. Junior Exec. Comm.. Montaneer Staff. Office Worker, Raider- ettes. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Student Board Represent.. French Award. Winterguard. STRUYS. MICHAEL PAUL SUTTON. LAWRENCE WILLIAM (Larry) German Club. Student Board Represent.. Cross Country. TABER. WENDY LYNN 350 Abbottsford Road Human Relations. TAGLIERI. ROBERT NEIL (Thgs) TAMA. THOMAS A .(Space) Student Board Representative. Baseball, Basketball (Captain). TETA. HOLLY PATRICIA 922 Francis Avenue PEP Club. Student Board Representative. TURNER. JAMES W. (Butterhead) 1313 Third Avenue Band. Stage Band. Wrestling. TURNER. LATRICIA M. (TYicia) 35 Moyston Street Drill Tfcam. Montaneer Staff. Pep Club. Spanish Honor Society TYRELL. KEVIN ULRICH. CHRISTINE LYNN 120 Edward Street Cheerleaders-Jr. Varsity. Choir, Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. VAN PATTEN. ROBERT VISCUSI. LISA MARY 1605 California Avenue Big Brothers and Sisters. Cheerleaders-Jr. Varsity and Varsity. French Honor Society. Jr. Exec. Comm.. Montaneer Staff. Office Worker. PEP Club. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Ball Hostess. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Ski Club, Soph- omore Exec. Comm.. Student Board Representative. Watchtower Staff, French Club. Freshman Class President. Junior Class Secretary. Senior Class Vice President. VORIS. PETER ROBERT VORS IhRI K. WEBB. KATHLEEN ANN (Trina) 2322 Harrison Street Band. French Honor Society. Key Club. Student Board Representative. Indoor TYack. WEGLOWSKI, PATRICK J. Athletic Council. Football. WELLS. EILEEN ANN (Morris) Drama Club. Duplicating Room Worker. Horseback Riding Club. Office Worker. Playbills. Raiderettes. Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society. Proctor’s Usher. National Spanish Contest Award. WETHERS. TAMMIE LEE (Princess) Athletic Council. Cheerleaders Varsity. Drill Tfcam. Montaneer Staff. Office Worker. PEP Club. Playbills. Sr. Ball Comm.. Spanish Club. Stamp Plan Alternate. Outdoor TYack. WICKS. ANGEL ANN 812 Holland Road Athletic Council. Color Guard. PEP Club. Raiderettes. Sr. Ball Comm.. Community Award for Volunteer Work. W1LDAY. TAMMIE JEAN (TJ) R. D. •5 Scotch Ridge Road Athletic Council, Band. Choir. Color Guard(Captain). French Honor So- ciety. Jr. Exec. Comm.. Jr. Prom Comm.. Nat! Honor Society. Raiderettes. Sr. Ball Comm.. Sr. Ball Hostess. Sr. Exec. Comm.. Jr. Class Corresponding Secretary, 1982 Empire Girls State Representative Award. Schalmont High School TYack. WILLIAMS. ERNEST WILLIAMS. KENNETH B. 507 Hamilton Street WILLIAMS. PATRICIA WILSEY. MICHELE LEE (Shelly) 761 Florence Avenue Athletic Council. French Honor Society, Library Club. Montaneer Staff. Watchtower Staff. Softball. WOODBECK. JACQUELINE LEE (Jackie) 1125 Van Cortland Street WOODBECK. KENNETH. HOWARD WOODS. DENNIS WAYNE YEZZO. MICHAEL JOSEPH Office Worker. Baseball. Golf. YOUNG. KIMBERLY DARNELL (Serious “K ) 873 Strong Street Drill TYam(Captain). Duplicating Room Worker. Dear Tbm Favata, 66, God blessed us with a lifetime of love and pride —you — precious son—For all the extra happiness that's ours because of you, for all that you are, Congratulations! The best is yet to come—Go for it!!! God bless you. Love Dad, Mom, Lori all your Happy Clowns lb the Class of '83, Congratulations! Best wishes for your future success. We wish you all that's happiest—because the very best there is—is none to good for you. God bless all of you! Mr. Mrs. Carmen Favata, Tbm and Lori Dear Wendy Lynn Taber, You’re our “special” girl. Your pride in school, working and friends make our hearts happy. Success and happiness await you. Love Mom, Ron and Tim Dear William Arthur Laven, DBHAZOMCFOMPBHG MB LBC OHQ LBCZ MSODRSZG! Love, Mom Dad (clue B = 0) Dear Karen A. Fields, Congratulations! We are proud of you, knowing you did your best. Keep up the good work. Love, Y Mom, Dad. Donna, Don and Charlene ini - Dear Anthony Massaro, You have come a long way, son. You have conquered many of life’s battles. You are a very special person and we love you. Dad, Mom and Vinny Dear Sherri Lynn Melideo, You made it! We’re proud of you and wish you the best of everything. We love you very much. Mom, Dad and Michele Dear Terri Jean Holton (T.J.), The most precious gems in life are our children. Stay the person you are, and your dreams and future will be ful- filled. We’re very proud of you. We love you. K iAm Tnm KrAfKorc onH cicfprQ Dear Mike Nasters 72, We are very proud of you and your many accomplish- ments. May God fill your life with joy—the same way you have ours. With our love, Mom, Dad Lisa Dear Mark DeLacey, It’s always too soon to quit. Think big—attempt great things. Believe big —you’ll get results. Congratulations, Love Mom, Dad, and Jim Dear Eileen Wells, Congratulations to my best daughter. Good luck to you, Eileen and to all the class of '83. Love Mom Dear Elizabeth Ann Klohck, Congratulations. Love Mom Dear Marcy L. Marra, I pray that someday you will have as good a friendship with and as loving a daughter as I have. Love Mom Dear Mariann Caputo, May all your goals in life come true. We wish you the best of luck and happiness. Mom Dad Dear Jennifer Ann Andryszczyk, We are very proud of you. God bless you alwa; ! Mom and Dad 3ear Michele Lee Wilsey, You're a special lady, working, school, succeeding in all you do with great pride. I thought they would never end. Wishing you success in whatever you choose to do. or Dad -Ji, , Dear James R. Fitzgerald, We wish you happiness and success in your life goals We are very proud of you. God Bless. Ricky, Kim and family Dear Paul Scott Cornick, We are very proud of you. Hope your future brings you success and happiness. We love you. Mom and Dad Dear Karyn Lynette Betts, Godd luck and success wherever your ship may go. May happiness come from your hard work. Mr. 86 Mrs. E. H. Betts III Dear Ronald Phillips Jr. (Tyke), Tyke, please clean your room and take out the garbage before you leave for college. I love ya! Congratulations. Stella C. Phillips Dear Terri Ann O'Clair, Tb our daughter —You’re more than we ever hoped for. Love Mom 86 Dad To our sister—You're almost —but not quite—what we expected. Mike 86 David Dear Kerri Ann McGrath, Kerri, We're all very proud of you in every respect. Lov f Dear Lori Ann Budka, We are very proud of all you have accomplished. Good luck in your future dreams. Congratulations. Love Dad 86 Mom Dear John Anthony Esposito, It’s been tough, John, but you made it. Not bad for start- ers. Now ... on to college. Mom, Dad, Deb, Lori, Mike, and Ed Dear Lori Chmielewski, Having you as a step-daughter has been a step-up for me. Love and luck Ace McCase ri Chmielewski. ne —here, there. -ove Dad, Mom, Andy and Maureen Dear Michelle Galvin, Girls like yourself are very few, and that’s why we’re so proud of you! God bless all you do! Love Mom 8 Bob Dear Anthony Joseph Petersen, | Congratulations! We hope that the future brings you all the happiness and success you desire. We love you! Love Mom, Dad, Ronnie and Megan Tammie Wethers, efforts put forth in the last year were great. You it- Congratulations and God bless your future Mom Dear Lori i Like me —here, there, everywhere. No grass will ever grow under your feet. Congratulations, Mom Dear Todd Allen Messitt, All love and luck in the years ahead. Mom and Dad Dear Dawn Puleski, Congratulations—May the stones of life be only pebbles on the trek to your star. Love, Ma Kettle and gang Dear Glen G. Guilbeau, Congratulations on your graduation and a job well done. We all wish you much success in vour future vears. l Dea nne Maureen Fort; lations and best wishes to our daui d the members of the class of 1983. — Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Forth Family X -isa Viscusi, You, are special and we are very proud of you. Our love and pr; lyers are with you always. Love Mom, Dad, Dear Ramona Teresa Henderson. We are very proud of you. We wish y success in your life's goals. Love Mom and Herbe 1L A T Christopher L. Ruscio, r the bridge, up the hill to M in college, to gain great kno ' by whom you were se F.T.T. Mom 8 Dad Diane Adams, Ttenia Anderson, Dan Benjamin, Kim Elmore, Andy Esposito, Valerie Federico, Debbie Gates, Dave Genito, Missy Gunter, Sherry Hallfors, June Heller, Lois Heller, Lisa Mailloux, Dyette Maslanka, Deanne Magette, Rachel Mohrman, Danny Munafo, Mary Munafo, Jackie Onorato, Roberta Pallante, Barbara Parks, Lauren Peake, Dave Robinson, Noelle Roberson, Jerry Russell, Jackie Spickler, Jake Star, Patty Thayer, Lori Voss SYMPHONICS CLASS OF ’83 OFFICERS sitting—Lisa Viscusi (Vice President), Mary Ann Caputo (Corresponding Secretary), Anne Forth (Sgt. at Arms) row 1 —Mr. Aldi, Chris DelVechio (Vice President), Pete Bourdeau (President), Chet Ciembroniewicz (Recording Secretary), Dana Pantalone (Treasurer) Lauren Peake, Phyllis Cotugno, Marie Mahoney, Christy Skibinski, Mariann Caputo, Diana Adams. Sandy Struffolino, Tammie Wilday, Linda Fox, Rebecca Fordman, Missy Gunter. Annette Krzystyniak, Patty Bajnoczy, Kerri McGrath, Jennifer Hamilton, Voula Kalogeras. 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