Morris Central High School - Morrisanian Yearbook (Morris, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1978 volume:

DEDICATION We proudly dedicate the 1978 Yearbook to Mrs. Marion Dodpe, for her outstanding dedication and service for 25 years as our school nurse. We truly miss her and � ?ish her the best. © Soccer 1,2,3, ! Volleyball 1,2,?, ! basketball 1,2,? ’ i Softball I,?,? O.a.A 1,2,?, ! Chorus 1,2, | Ensenble 1,2, 1 Bad l,?,?, -' TTonor Society ?, i Sheer leading 1,?,? i •Senior Play i Student Sound 1 l,?,?‘ lankuaye Club 1,2,3' Volleyball 1,2 Color Ouard 1,2,3, ! Soccer 2 Chorus 2,3 B.O.C.E.S. 3 Tjanpuase Club 1 Senior Play J! sTary P. Poest jFootball 1,2,3, i! basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 9: Field 1 Honor Society 2,3,4 Class Pres. 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Senior play 4 David J. Birdsall Cheerleading 2,4 Fen Club 1 Cymnastics 2,3,4 Softball 3,'4 Soccer 3 C.A.A 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4! Fnsemble 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 2,3,4 Stage Rand 3, 1 Colorguard 2,3 Senior Play 4 All-County Chorus 4 Soccer 1,2,3,A Volleyball 2,4 Basketball 1,3,4 Track 1,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,4 Senior Play 4 Student Council 1,4 Language Club 1,2,3 G.A.A 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 4 Cymnastics 1,2,3,4 Brenda Julienne Bourgeois Janet Marie Boyd Cheerleadiny 1,2,3, Gym stics 1,2,3, V Volleyball l 2,3,11 Track 2 Soccer 1,2,3, ! Senior Play ! Lanmapce Club 3 n.A.A. l,2,3,ft J oror Society 3 J' ' homo 1,3, ill County Chorus ?j! Pashetbpll 1,2.3,-4 Senior Play -1 S’-i club 1,3,3.,’! Gymnastics 1,3,3,J! Le.nrup.pje Club 1 Coriel -orris Crurfo Andrei-; ”• Duran Soccer 1,3 Volleyball 1,3 Softball 1,3 Coloryuerd 1,3,3,- P.O.C.F..S 3,A Theresa A. Hoffman Julie Ann Jones Senior Play Vend ?3J Senior Play A Volleyball 1,2 Colorf uard 1,1,3 Jeanette L. Joy flhorus 13-3 Sectional ,! rs.jV.A 2 33 Yearbook 11 Soccer 233 I nnsuaae s.lub 133 Senior Plav ,l Teresa Rose Kolvik Victor S. Ias’ner Lucinda Lu lehr rleadii a 3 O 9 ! T'rif'|-y .'•' .• ' ! 1 1 o o ? Vo] 3 ■ ■ A )? 1 , n . •oftMll 1 ,?,?) j! n- aiast.i.ca i ,?.?, ! JC- 1 o j; 1 9 Jl .' tu ent Co mci 3. 15 ?, 9 ■, n n % 9 Senior Ji 7 ) r r - ) A11 n 1 9 Cheorleadlny X Socoer 1,2,3,'i basketball 1,2,3,'J Volleyball 1,2,3,1' tyanasbies 1 °offcball 1,2 M Club 1,2,3,'' and 1.1,3,' tarebend 1,2.3.' 'b-i.orus 1,1 J' FnserbXe 1,1, '• student Council 1,?,3.,'! TTonor Society 3, Ruth Lee Fartin hand l,2,'l Stare Band 1,2,3 '! B.O.C.R.S. 3,'i Football 'l Class Vice-Pres. Farchiny Band 1,2 Senior Play '! Colorfyand 1,2,3,'! Cheerleadinr 3 Chorus 2 Senior Play Yearbood 'l G:.rnnastics 1,2,3,11 F.H.A. 1 B.O.C.E.S 3,H Fichael Josenh 'larzocco,Jr. Tiary Jane F„ Filler Volleyball 1,? Ovrmastics 2 Oolornuard 1,2,3, ! Chorus 2 pji.A 2 Carol Sue Mitchelle PasPetball 1,2,2,-I Larvare Club 1 aclc 2 Cymastics 2,3, ! 0aterciay Serninars 2 Football 3, 1 Senior Play ! Stephen Eric Novak Charles Zeh Page Football l,2,3,k Pasketball 1,2,3 Lanauare lub 1 Frack 2 Senior Flay k Paseball 2,3 Ronald F. Pasternak F.P.A. 1 R.O.C.F.S 3 Senior plav Yearbook k Marcia A. Peep Mark Pratt F.O.C.F.S 3,i! ferk Earl Pratt OOC6yr ]]_ Q 1 Band 1,2,3’'' student Council 2 Senior Play •! Yearbook 1,2 '! F.ji.A 12 Chorus 2,3,'| Teachers Aide 1,' Colorpyard 2 Senior Play A Patti Jeanne Quintin Ensemble 3,h Chorus 2,3,1 Ski Club 2,3,h Senior Play 'I Basketball 2. Yearbook '1 colorrnuarcl 3 Colora;?; Coloryuard 3 Field Hockey 2 Cynthia Anne Roberts iT: torus 1,3, Ensemble J! Sand 1,2,3|t Area All State Panel 1,°.? All County Rand 1,3,3 Panel Secretary 2 lanruare Club 1,2.3 TS',A solo 1,2 Senior Play £ Fand V. Pres. 3 Panel ares. A Yearbook ■' Ponise Annette Rozel? . 1'ime Scrivener football 2,3,i! Baseball 2,3,H Track 1,2 X-Country 1 Senior Dlay 11 Language Club I,?,”5 Jeffrey Harrison Shampnois T,onor Society 3 J! Soccer 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3,t .Track 1 Synnasti c s 1,2,3, Saturday Seminars 2 C.A.A l,2,3,n ■ Tegan Alexandra Joan Smith Soccer 2,3,fl Chorus l,2,3,Jl Yearbook 3 Colorguard 1 Ski Club 1 Senior Play' Tina iarie Smith Cheerleadinv I,9,3 Soccer 1,2,3 Basketball 2,3' Volleyball 1,2,3 Oymnastics 1,2,3 Ski Club 1,2,3,JI Chorus 3 Ensemble 3 student Council 3 Saturday Seminars 3 exchange student- (M) Senior Play i! Victoria Ninon Olivia Smith Colorguard 2,3, Colorvuard Capt. t Soccer 2 Cheerleadiny 1 Senior Play U eachers Aide 3,fl Ellen Nary Sokolowski Football 3 A Overseas Club 3, Student Council 3 Narchiny Band 1,2,3 Stage Band 1 ,-2,3,; Concert Band 12 3 i) Yearbook Senior Play ;l David J. Stachina. •'lichael Manuel Stone Chorus 1,3,4 'Crack 2 Senior Play 4 Annoucements 4 Tnsemble 4 Martha Ann Thompson Football - 1,2,3,4 Baseball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 4 Sectionals - 1,3,4 Student Council - 4 Varsity Club - 1,2,3,4 Senior Play - 4 Student Council Pres 4 Language Club - 1 nonna ’•’ells Overseas Club ] o.o.o.r.e 3,ii riass Oec. ? Senior Dlav Oolomiarri 3 '■'largaret R. Yodice nrj.r.Z 'PTj.. ?Tary Jane leaves inn P. to ro duf duf hunting all on her own, arvi Deb 17. to have no one to confide in. Prendo, leaves Joyce the ability to 77TACT’'' do all the splits she can o without vrarrrinc up, A to Prian—a hot car all to himself. ’tarie leaves Diane the ability to be there as often as possible, A Carol her seat in band, an empty car seat 1 all the rood times. Pill leaves Pob o. met stairs to run down when the fire whistle blows, heresa leaves T'r. PoMins some peace and ouiet. David f. leaves his fix-it abilities to 'V. Sterlinr Jeannette leaves Janet n. all the slums she can handle. Denise leaves the Exxon ms station in Richfield Prrinrs to Jeanne, Ptacia, Elisse, Prenda, • Cheryl to carry out the tradition, 'artha leaves Paul, Park, hie, Qcott lancis an ernty library and always an ear for a rood ,ioke. r ernn leaves on a awasaki. Julie leaves Joyce and Jennifer to ride on nus -'1. Steve leaves his soikiny ability to Joyce Jones. Jin leaves his s’ 'inoinr ability to Scott n., but skin the dririkinr. Deb leaves Pen,}, to break all rVi-iralley records, Vs. Partin with no one ’.incoachahle, Andy c. a lot more free tine durinr basketball season. Ruth leaves the sonhomore class to themselves. Prdan leaves to Pill C. the memory of the yreat Plymouth ra.cinr team, Jake, Pasternak, and Canfield—and to carry it out. Victor leaves r. Pollins some more peace and ouiet, with no one calling him ’ irrer anymore. Pon leaves ™lyweirtit and Pubba the task of recruitiny new members for the local bowliny teams. Janet leaves felly D. the ’’ tyelve Pays of Christmas to siny and dance to for several years to come. Dave P. leaves usser ('tv-jo ' all Pones) to the boards. Pina leaves to Merle aid the yirlv on mus M, and Al Primmer to try and manare the bus ra.ra.mo all by hinsel . 'Tike le-aves his Empire Pane to °cott T . provided he thinks he can handle it. Jeff leaves Perry n. the rest o Ms muscleation and an anolory to Ounther and Pateroni. Vicky leaves 'lardi her A.E.p.d. Chuck leaves his hi°h energy level to Dave so he doesn’t, bum out at r :Qo and his muscle to ”ike moo mall Pones . Patti loaves Jennifer Jones her heiyht. T.vnne leaves Janet p. Taurene her Pillv Club Par up on the hill. 'Tarv TTelen leaves ill. f. a list o mod excuses to mt out n Studw TTall earlv to yo to lunch. rTvroa,o loaves Vs. ' antin’s office to Choral5 Jeanne. p].lirse, and Penny. ' ark i«ayes the •■nil for moon'7 to stick o'it school. ’ arcis leaves John Perr to hold up the ladders. rteve leaves ' rs. romps no one to rpj-o n Pool of himself for a fenior lav. ,re also leaves Tdnda r. with no one to make faces at. • gve loaves Andy o. and Steve his ''explosive'’ bat and to •’-•r'- '5 lly bis snead in tbs 100, (and some hair!) tu ] grj was nothin'-: she wants to leave. tEsther leaves to loth all Joyces ol criterion- to Arx s he” collection qp hi 7 masses corolete with nedanoruos signatures: to. Jen her conn— ilation of county library cards- to Cher •?. pold-dated IOC! ■pp -py yp H 7 ’ artha ones on ,-o become the emal Joe1 Tchuen vritin teles or emotions create - hv Andv Puman1 s body. ”?ry Trelen toes to become an actress end to play in a movie onnositc obert P.ed fore!. Janet raising baby taclroles an-1 starting a from farr . Vide becoming a famous ocoanotraoher and insnectirs Janet's froys or vcllo1.'.' bel.lv and rink-av-. nine. rettinm married end havinr. little ’-Pilliaps . rv,n-Cv beconinm a lower, npll.ti.cian, and b atin Pollin'-'- Ponuts or Pres- ident and in the o f season snaooiny center or Pave r. for Tos An.mel.os. Jeff bel.no the next 0un.disni.ited heavy. eiyht champion and or gnandny nartner for ili's next comeback. Patti becoming a. yreat nonv racer. ‘ rio becominn a. Physical heranist and returnin' to T.o.f. to rehabilitate its atheletes. Jeanette mehi.irn n ried and raisin0- star bashetba.ll nlayers. Pen3.se becoming the vjorlds ryeatesst band director (even better than Leonard emsteinl. T' ike running the first auction house on the noon. Pwe a. learning how to nut a. turbo charter on Ya.nab.as' XI1 even though it doesn't need it. Pan sailing around the world. in hes sailboat. bon o0iny south to the Chrysler Com. to make the already nerfect dynouths even better. hob becodn the head '.rater mini or the ic°0 Women's Olympic Basketball lean. Julie becordnj a rich bone-cruncher. Lynne becoming: rich and famous. 1 let or beconim one o the world's greatest farmers! Prian pptlny north to Alaska to live in the wilds and seeiny Jeff (craw boy Shamnois) hot on a. nrisvlv hear trail. fteve T„ noinn to collem. Ruth havinn her own charhionsb n teams and treatinn their injuries. Jim roinn to work. leyan becoming a vet and takinn care or all things wise and wonderful. Pill soinr-- to work. (somewhere.) Pary jane nettiny married to Chris mabone in yrs. and becominn millionares. heresa doin'1- somethin , she’s sure. Prenda becominr: an exnert in child developin' and Olympic runner on the side honinp she wn'1.1 never meet un with the water mirl. Pa.vid . . ’-.'ill continue to baffle Professors Pavey Jackknife and T1enhon Btovak with his theory on the relativity of the ninocytosis of the abnormal, ortic nerve w3.th regneot to the unouestionable annroximation of the celestial universe............. SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play, Pear Pheobe, had everything fron comedy to romance to to murder. Mrs. Powers did another excellent ,ioh, but of course working with an excellent class, how can you go wrong? By the end of the nlay, Pteve Movak had. become fanilar vd.th the female why of life. Pe1-� Tinton had lost a. rock(y) and gained a girlfriend, Pave Stachina lost his voice an gained a. smaller desk and 1',!artha Rhomnson’s mind Parished”. fl.ll in all, the cast, 'trs. Powers, and the audience had a. vronderful tine. Pront to Back: ft, Roberts, P. Mells, J. .Tones, p. Puintin, P. Quinn, M. Rracy, p. ftrunb, p. ftachina. - .T)r. nohnert, J. Rhamnois, r arz— occo. cecond Row; Prs. Rogers, (advisor) P. Rozelle, ”, ,Thomnson, M. egg, T'. Sokolows d., E. Roitpgeois, p. tAnton, 'i Akulonis. hird Row: I . nra.tt, M. vodice, C. Pare, PhJ. filler, C. Robinson, ft. Poest, J. povd., t. Kolvik, R. Burdick T. Smith, m. ITofftwn, P. Novak, Y. Rmith, M. Stone, D. Rirdsiil, E. Pasternak, B. Jacobsen. BEHIND TITE SCENES!! LOOK AND LEARN!! ANYHMES MILLER TIME!! GLASS HISTORY We started kindergarten with Mrs. Van Buren in September of 1965. Though we dreaded the naps that we had to take for a few minutes each day, we still wished we could be in school all day. (Little did we know.' ) The highlight of first grade was the milk and cookie break. In second grade, we were big business tycoons with all the money we made at the Treat Shop. Those of us who had Mrs. Milliken were sure to have a clean desk on Fridays because we were rewarded with a candy bar. (We won't talk about the rest of the week.) In fourth grade, the boys in our class started showing what they have always been known for -- their ability to compete and come out on top. They took on the fifth and sixth graders in King of the Hill. While in fifth and sixth grades, we started an original dance and the looks to complement it -- The Bubble Face and The Bubble Face Jig.' The Safety Patrol went on their trip to Washington.which turned out to be.... educational (?). We also acquired Deb Linton, Margaret Yodice and Teresa Kolvik. We finally made the big time and were upstairs with all the older kids . Chuck Page and Denise Rozelle joined our class and added a little excitement. (Very little Ha Ha) Some of the girls in our class were never meant to be Suzie Homemakers because making toast and pouring grane juice proved to be too hard for Deb, Bren and Marie. In ninth grade, Dave Stachina and Mary Helen joined our class, each with their own talents. The sophomore year proved to be very different with the ar- rival of a new principal. We had to learn what disciplinary action was and also how to live life in Morris by the book. We as juniors produced two of the best films ever created. They will go down in history. In our very first Chemistry Lab, Julie Jones gave Mr. Gregory a taste of what was to come with the explosion. Last, but not least, we moved into this, our final year at M.C.S., as a group wearing the T-shirts that the rest of the school associates with us. They didn't go over too big. Our Senior Play was very successful, although a few people made an art out of carving and writing their names in the walls. Vicky Smith came back to Morris after a year in Sweden and became an added attraction to our class. One of the big highlights was a second undefeated season for the football team -- another sign of our competitive nature. e n t h G r a d e KNEETJDJ3: K. Sco, Novak, B. Shelley, J. Jones, C. Boyce, B. Bronson, C. Houck, L. Hoffman. STANDING: J. Fichot, J. Tabone, B. Bourgeois, M. Marzocco, A. Bo mton, N. Thoooson, J. Valentine, L. Walling, P. Ouintin, M. Quinn, A. Ingwerson, B. oote, C. Tool- ey, A. Wing, P. itozelle, S. Gregory, R. Parker, B. Talbot, T. Wil- ber. JUNGLE GYM: F. Pope, D. Hand, P. Tkaczow, B. Page, E. Zohl- roan, K. Bain. J. Carlburg, C. Laulmeier, L. Boyd, A. Pasternak, C. Sto-urt, N. Glover, T. Carroll, C. Case, J. Martin, J. Harris, D. Gunther, S. Albertson, Chase, A. Church, D. Madsen. Eleventh Grade SEATED:S. Warley,M. Brett, D. Madison,J. Hull,C. Maertz.M. Gorsira,K. Young,J. Gregory, STANDING, FRONT TO BACK:B. Shelley, C. Williams, B.DeLuca, J.Jones,D. Stachina,C. Collier, B. Mitchell, C. Owens, D,Quint in, M.Fisher, J. Tourtellotte,L.Har- low, B. Canfield, N. Halbert, J. Wells, P. Rollins, T. Church,J. Benjamin, M. Morton, T. Jacobsen, P.Page, M. Akulonis,B.Shin- ick, M. Balbuena.S. Eighth Grade Bottom to Top: J. Quinn, P. Pegg, A. Carroll, D. Holdridge, B. Decker, D. Hoag, C. Henness, R. Hammond, S. Thompson, T. 'tarshall, D. Alger, D. Vaun, A. Bamberger, D. Pickens, S. Pegg, J. Cameron, B. Bronson, Q. Card O. Qnrton, T. Weidman, C. Cozzolino, B. Page, R. C-lidden, J. Lawton, L. Sorenson, B. Beckwith, J. Quintin, .7. Preston, B. Qluessener, A. T'Tusser, C. Pasternak, T. Henness, 0. Albertson, P. Quint in, L. Hand, R. Ray, Q. Harkenreader, Q. Delong. Ninth Grade Seated: First Row, D.Eccles, K.Mitchell, J.Goodspeed, R.Nard- ine, D.Utter, F.Hubbard, Second Row, J.Smith, C.Fisher, B. Spaulding, J.Stewart, H.Quinn, M.Gorton, M.Gorton, B.Elliott, K.Sorenson, C.Harlow, Third Row, J.Gregory, D.Martin, D. Norton, B.Fisher, D.Deluca, S.Stauch, K.Dugan, R.Homan, C. Morgan, E.Colburn, B.Vaun, P.Simons, Standing, Bottom Up J.Wilcox, B.Benjamin, S.Schuhen, D.Anderson, B.Bouchard, D. Decker, C.Gardner, S.Alger, J.Wheeler, L.Scrivener, C.Walling D.Gunther Grade Six Top to Rotten: M. Schuhen, P. Rollins, J. Carr, D. Stafford, D. Linzer, G. Moore, D. Hoag, J. Crandall, R.M. Teed, L. Trieber, J. Dixon, M. Gutierrez, D. Boest, 2nd Row: C. Albertson, J. Pasternak, J. Miller K. wheeler, A. Reed, J. Dvoracek, Y. Page, B. Utter, T. Bouchard, j Davis, R. Elliott, 3rd Row: W. Thompson, M. Case, B. Ilarlow, J. Brun- schmidt, T. Hoag, D. Pickens, J. Sfokell, 4th Row: J. Romberger, K. Ray, A. Sorenson, J. Foote, M. .Shields, S. Wahl, j. Bryant, A. Snith, P Birdsall, C. Schofield, C. Boggs, M. Wilcox, R. Joy. Grade Seven Ton to Bottom: B. Forgit, R. Wheeler, C. Bingham, C. STewart, R. Sargent, M. Musser, D. McWil- liams, S. Gorton, F. Cobb, R. Stachina, D. Van Zandt, J. Hof- fman, J. Waffle, A. Jones, B. Webster, B. Norton, P. Boggs. Ton to Bottom: L. Helchowski, J. Gregory, G. Rehrmann, D. Card, P. Madden, J. Valentine, S. Sherwood, D. Kolvik, T. Hfood, L. Sorenson, D. Fisher, C. Eckert, S. Spaulding, M. Glidden, S. Mitchell, J. Parm- alee. W. Oliver, R. Elliot, L. Thayer, K. Stachina, K. Osborne, J. Delp, K. Ballard, J. Harrington, M. Talbot, R. Madden, K. Musser, J. Gregory, D. Joy, D. Peterson, M. Frederick, B. Anderson, Mrs. Douglas, R. Bailpy, J. Hoffmann, D. Linzer, J. Bryden, P. Stewart, J. Page, M. Mayer, C. Wilson, N. Bryden, T. Leahy, D. Hand, S. Gould, A. Matters, L. Schuhen, L. Colburn, B. Depew, C. Martin, C. Eldred, D. Worden, J. Gregory, V. Pickens, E Middaugh, N. Wilkinson, P. Wilkinson, J. Ray, D. Adair, J. Wassenaar, J. Blaisdell, J, Card, J. Sorsenson FOUfth G Cle Fifth Grade M. Bouchard,R. Card, R. Elliott, M. Gleussner, J. Harkenreader, S. Holdridge, C. Johnson, J. Kokell, J. Mitch-11, K. Moore, P. Murphy, G. Preston, J. Robinson, I. Schaefer, L. Scofield, R. Sohne, K. Van Zandt, P. Vaun, J. Weidman, S. Woodbeck, W. Stev- ens, J. Benjamin, J. Blaisdell, J. Brodrick, S. Carpina, C. Cozzolina, S. Eckert, M. Fish, J. Foote, C. Forgit, M. Hull, A. Kinney, T. Leahy, S. Linton, K. Moore, C. Quinn, L. Randall, E. Shields, S. Thompson, J. Van Kirk, L. Veres, w. Wahl, M. Wa- lling, M. Werely, Mrs. Schaefer, Miss. Chiara.Mrs. Tremlett Mrs. Weisberger, R. Joy, J. Kokell, L. Gardner, G. Oliver, B. Anderson, w. Kinney, M. Wilcox, Mrs. Leahy, R. Ballard, B. Prindle, H. Lemihan, 0. 'Iheeler, D. Lawton, V. Glidden, H. Schaffer, D. Madson, B. Richards, T. Card, S. Hewitt, J. Lull, R. Sohne, S. Robinson, A. Harris, B.J. Anderson, R. Wood, M.B. Holdridge, A. Bingham, N. Cameron, C. Ferguson, L. Rozelle, T. Fortune, T. Tilley, S. Waffle, K. Sullivan, F. Rrodrick, A. Carroll. .Absent: D. Forgit, C. Weidman. THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE J. Place, K.Weidman, C.Pickens, J.Stevens, S.Holcombe, J.Tracy, P.Stafford, S.Sullivan, K.Schaefer, P.Martin, S.Parker, A.Musser, T.Raymond, W.Fisher, B.Madsen, D.Hewitt, A.Spaulding, C.Talbot, N.Sohne, R.Flliot, A.Page, K. Leahy, N.Joy, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Tbrrey, B.Palmer, K.Valentine, J.Wassenaar, J. Foote, D.Youngs, L.Johnson, K.Van Zandt, T.Case, D.Bryden, L.Vfeis, K. Kokell, K.Church, J.McWilliams, D.Miller, G.Schofield, H.Thayer, S.Mitchell, L. Goodspeed, L.Nardini, C.Sorenson, Absent: T.Kelly, J.Kays D. Hull, B. Page, G. Lernihan, J. Stowell, A. Valentine, K. Kristofik, T. Baker, J. Ballard, G. Whitman, M. Wally, K. Longcor, M. Alger, E. Lull, A. Fiske, T. Rehrmann, P.Van- Kirk, L. Gunther, A. Boest, B. Fish, J. Lindig, J. Webster, G. Novak, H. Adair, R. Johansen, E. Palmer, B. Johnson, m. Fortune, L. Pegg, R. Bailey, Mrs. Dutcher,D. Tilley, V. Wood S. Stevens, R. Brimmer, T. Norton, P. Card, A. Church, R. Harrington, M. Goodspeed, J. Roffe, K. Harlow, Mrs. George, J. Waffle, M. Ferguson, M. Morehouse, T. Tilley, S. Young, K. Kodrich, K. Kokell, B. Fredrick, L. MoOre, W. Moore,J. Weis FIRST GRADE Kindergarten (''tot in order) K. Bouck, T. Ftouck, J. Cameron, F. Card, D. Decker, C. Goodspeed, C. Gould, C. Gould, K. Kelly, J. Lemihan, J. Maerz, T. Drake, m. Hoag, M. Holdridge, C. Matteson, M. Matteson, J. Place, L. Thayer, S. Van Zandt, W. Wagner, T. Weis, S. Ccorxar, S. Brodrick, J. Pegg, J. Preston, I. Schaffer, L. Sorenson, D. Valentine, R. Veres, J. Ahem, K. ASguith, H. Parma lee, M. Musser, Miller. 'S Back: M. Qiase, B. Shelley, P. Rozelle, stage: Mr. ''one, N. Halbert, P. Tkaczow, T. Carroll, D. Martin, M. Gutierrez, J. Fic’not, H. Ouinn, J. Martin, II. Marzocco, D. Gunther, J. Quinn, J. Cameron, D. Koaq, Percussion: D. Collison, D. DeLona, T. Church, D. Foote, D. Hand, C. Boyce, H. Quinn, -I. Glover, First Bow: D. Pozelle, F. Mailing, S. Gregory, M. ffuinn, J. Jones, D. Stachina, C. Collier, M. Akulonis. Second Row: J. Jones, P. Quintin, P. Quint in, 0. Gunther, A. Church, C. Stewart, J. Mheeler, B. Bronson, K. 'heeler, B. Shelley, J. Valen- tine. Third Bow: N. Hhomnson, C. Mailing, B. Elliott, C. Case, R. Martin, D� Stachina. Stage And Senior Band Tap Bow: C. Stewart, C. Povce, M. Chase, E. lulling. 2nd: N. Halbert, P. Tkaczovj, T. Carroll, D. Martin, M. Gutierrez, 3rd: J. Martin, P. Rozelle, M. rIarzocco, B. Shelley. 4th: N. Thartoson, D. Stachina, C. Case, R. Martin, B. Elliot, C. Mailing. TOP ROW: D. Gunther, N. Thompson, 2ND ROW: D. Foote, B. Elliott, A. Ingwerson. 3RD ROW: B. Shelley, J. Valentine, P. Rollins, C. Collier, C. Royce, J. Jones. 4TH ROW: D. Madison, C. Rob- erts, D. Linton, M. Aku- lonis, Mrs. Herrick, (director). 5TH ROW: M. Thompson, M. Bohnert, D. Rozelle. Ensemble Chorus STANDING: J. Gregory, C. Stewart, P. Page, M. Akulonis, B. Canfield, M. Tracy, 1ST ROW: M. Morton, A. Church, D. ‘ladj.son, D. Collison, P. Rollins, S. Gregory, C. Collier, S. Warley, M. Chase, N. Glover, S. Albertson, N. Thomason, B. Bronson, D. Gunther, B. Elliott, A. Ingwerson, 2‘ID ROW: D. Foote, P. Ouintin, J. Jones, C. Roberts, M. Rohnert, T. Smith, J. Benjamin, T. Kolvik, D. Crumb, E. Nailing. 3RD ROW: P. Ouintin, M. ftarzocco, J. Valentine, R. Martin, ‘1. Akulonis, D. Linton, R. Bourgeois. Junior BAND Front to back:P.Murphy, S.Woodbeck, J.Parmalee, P.Boqqs, M.Musser, P.Webster, M.Gluessner, P.Madden, C.Quinn, E.Shields. Middle:C.Johnson, J.Robinson,D.McWilliams,C.Stewart, R. Searqent,J.Foote. Back:G. Rhermand ,R. Stachina ,D .VanZandt ,R.Elliott, S. Linton, J.Brodrick,T.Cobb,S.Sherwood,Mr.Mone� JUNIOR CHORUS STANDING: D. VcWlllians, L. Screnson, C. Eckert, F. Cobb, G. Rehman R. Stachina, D. Van Zandt, F. Anderson, B. Ilarlowe, R. Sargent, R. Stev art, C. Bingham, L. Helchouski, KNEELING: J. Parmalee, D. Hand, J. TTamington, S. T,Toodbeck, J. Leahy, K. ’lartin, p. Nurphv, G. Ilarkenreader, S. Eckert, A. Jones, B. Webster, °, orgit SITTING: S. Spaulding, P. Borgs, J. Robinson, S. Linton, K. Van Tandt, J. Nitchell J. fage, M. Mayor, 0. Stachina, J. Card., D. ’heeler, S. Gould, A. Matthers, J, ,,Jafn.e, A. Kinney M. Marzocco, C. Forgit, C. Mitchell, L. Bardin, T.Hoffman, E. Sokolovski, C. Ovens, D.Randall, B. Benjamin, M.J. Miller, A. Pasternak, D. Eccles, C. Boyce. COLOR GUARD SKI CLUB Top to Bottom: P. Birdsall, L. Boyd, A. Pasternak, B. Benjamin, D. Eccles, K. See, J. Martin, J. Harris, C. Case, J. Dvorcek, A. Smith, J. Bryant, C. Roberts, M. Balbuena, M. Schuhen, S. Schuhen, C. Boggs, K. Dugan, D. Martin, J. Gregory, C. Fisher, J. Miller, L. Hoffman, B. Elliott, D. Foote, D. Crumb, R. Martin, V. Smith, Mrs. Martin (director), J. Foote, B. Bourgeois, C. Collier, C. Royce, S. Gregory. SAFETY PATROL J. Parmalee, J. Waffle, B. Norton, D. VanZandt, A. Jones, P. Boggs, B. Webster, T. Wood, M. Glidden, S. Hoffman, D. Kolvick, S. Gorton, R. Sargent, C. Eckert, S. Sherwood, L. Sorensen, D. McWilliams, G. Rehrmann, F. Cobb, C. Bingham, R. Wheeler, B. Forgit, P. Madden, J. Valentine, M. Musser, C. Stewart. TOP ROT: J. Benjamin, M. Tracy, B. Bourgeois, M. Akulonis, D. Collison, D. Birdsall, S. Novak, D. Edison. SECOND ROT: D. Stafford, D. Eccles, D. Stachina, C. Collier, E. Walling, S. Gregory, A. Church, P. Tkaczow,' D. Deluca. THIRD ROT: P Birdsall, J. Jones, BOTTOM ROT: J. Dvoracek, M. Gorton, D. Decker, K. Mitchell. STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: S. Thompson, D. Pid'.ens, L. Fish, C. Cozzolino, D. Mor- ion. '1IDDLE ROW: M. Salvadore, A. Romberger, J. Preston, D. VauW FRONT: S. Pegg. ADVISOR: Mrs. Russell. HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW: N. Halbert, T. Church, 0. Stachina, D. Crumb, M. Ak- ulonis, D. Birdsall. FROWT ROW:. D. T,inton, S. Novak, V. Smith, R. Martin. This year our staff put together a oaste-up yearbook, a new and interesting (however sticky) experience. T7e worked with enthusiasm and assiduousness, often coming in over va- cation to make our deadlines, ’fore goes into making a vear- book than most people realize, so please bear in mind that To err is human, but to forgive is divine. We hone you thoroughly enjoy this book. 1978 Yearbook Staff D. fladison, M. Balbuena, II. Quinn, P. Quintin, C. Owens, D. Quintin, T. Smith. D. Foote, D. Rozelle. M.H. Bohnert, P. Tkaczow, M. Thompson, J. Jones, H. Quinn. L. Scrivener, D. Wells, T. Kblvik, M. Peqg, R. Nardini, C. Roberts, J. Joy, J. Smith, M. Qorton. Boys’ Soccer Standing: J. Gregory, J. Harris, M. Balbuena, J. Martin, C. Case, E. Shelley, Squating: D. Deluca, D. Martin M-NB Wrestling J. Fichot, B. Mitchell X. Mitchell, M. Owens HOMECOMING 1977 FOOTBALL i sod cor -’isheivT • Tichot, J. Ta! one ,:C.v 'ilnon ,-2. Hohlnan. P. Pozelle Pane, n-. «- c.i n iase . Spaulding,' hTateqoni ,J.'-fei 3ifian ,S.!lolcftovmki, U W A ’ r TC 'i ’' C.T Tl Bottom P.Hovah, . ............ .Oleiissuer. or-,top:GOA.C!I -oyer,rKa'urchTracy,n.P-aateranlcTJialberu r. • foval :,J. nhanpnois. Plrdsall,?. Pane ,D. Stachina, C. Pane , A utierrez. r. Canfield, _ . . . .. ... nAArrr Ci._n -i_ J j ’tone,J. non.j nriin ,F.T Tcnmess S-. Pour ! 'coir; , C0AC51 Sterlinc Itobody Does It. Potter is a good, description for the 1977 ’lorris Mistam Football Squad, as they romped through the Tri-Valiev League with another undefeated season, B-0, makina than 17-0 for the last two seasons. Put that's not all- Morris was ranked as the 2nd best team in the entire state. There wall be 3 seniors missing next vear: Dave Tie Pird Birdsall, an elegant and graceful, but tough olayer; Bon Pasternak, an out- standing offensive nlaver as well as defensive; ’like Tracy, with his afoilitv to both run and mass with the ball t did a ton-notch job as a quarterback. Dave Stachina and Steve ’leva]; were strong ’xdnts in our defensive team, known for tearing through the line and sacking the opposing cuarterback. Although these outstanding nlavers wall lie aone, the Mustang's future is far from dim. 'Returning to the line-up next year are many talented juniors and soohomores, including Pill Canfield, Andy Guiterres, Joe Benjamin, Meil Halbert, Mike Chase and Brian Bourgeois, among others who are fired up and ready to go! to win their 3rd season of Tri-Valley Charms. CHUCK MIKE. DAVE B 77-T V CHAMPS STEVE RON MIKE .S DAVE.S MIKE.T JV CHEERLEADERS Cheryl Boyce, Brenda Benjamin, Debbie Decker. Stacia Gregory, Linda Boyd, Brenda Shelley, Penny Ouintin. Donna Foote, Carolyn Walling, Well, chalk uo another great year for the 'torris Cheerleaders Once again they sponsored I Janecoming, vhich turned out to Ixs a great success. We really owe a lot to than for all the time and effort they spent nracticing and cheering to build up the school and team spirit. 'Flanks, because we never would have made it without you. Soccer STANDING: J. Wilcox, J. Valentine, B. Shelley, F. Walling, C. Royce, C. Forgit, B. Benjamin, C. Walling, L. Boyd, D. Decker, A. Pasternak, P. Rollins, R. Elliott, M. Gorton, C. Collier, Mrs. Martin, SEATED: P. Birdsall, M. Akulonis, D. Linton, B. Bourgeois, T. Smith, J. Boyd, V. Smith, T. Kolvik, C. Lehr, C. Boggs. The Mustang girls once acrain captured 2nd place in the Tri-Valley League. The team battled through with togetherness, courage, laughter, disappointment and style. No other team could be so sweet but dev- astating at the same time. Next year's line-up is looking very good, but will miss all-stars Megan Smith, Ruth Martin, and Deb Linton, along with all the other experienced seniors such as Marie Akulonis, Janet Boyd, Tina Smith, Brenda Bourgeois Vicki Smith, Theresa Kolvik. Returning members will be Elisse Walling, Brenda Benjamin, Cheryl-Royce and many others. We wish them the best of everything. VICKI MEGAN JANET BRENDA TINA DEB MARIE TERESA CINDY VARSITY VOLLEYBALL This year's Volleyball team played with un- certainty and disappointment. They suffered from a bad year, but were able to pull through with two all-star players - Deb Linton and Cindy Lehr. r j cr?Cj Junior Varsity Volleyball 1st: S. Lehr, B. Benjamin, L. Boyd, A. Pasternak, D. Madsen, B. Talbot, Coach Testo. 2nd: S. Albertson, C. Forgit, M. Gorton, J. Wilcox, 3rd: C. balling, D. Quintin, E. Walling, The J.V. Volleyball team had a respectable season this year, mth a 5-7, win-loss record. Learning by the experience thev gained, a championship team is expected next year. SOFTBALL D Hinton, M. Akulonis, C. Collier, Coach Barker, p . Walling, H. Bohnert, N. Thompson. Second .om - D. Madison, J. Jones, T. McOillis, B. Shelley. Third Row- J. Jones, C. Young, M. Marzocco. KNEELING: S. Novak, M. Tracy, A. Gutierrez, B. Canfield, R. Pasternak. STANDING: R. Henness, (manager) Coach Shackelton, D. Crumb, A. Dugan, M. Akulonis, M. Morton, D. Birdsall, C. Page, M. Gorsira, J. Benjamin. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the Varsity Basketball team had a tough season, completing with an 8-8 overall record. But all the while they had much support from the bench and moral support from the cheerleaders and the crowd. We will all miss the graduating seniors and their experience and we wish the best of luck to next year's team. Dave Mike Dave Andy Steve Girl’s Basketball Kneeling: Left to Sight, P. Birdsall, P. Quintin, E. Walling, V. Smith, D. Linton', M. Akulonis, Mrs. Martin. Standing: R. Martin, D. Decker,B. Bourgeois, A. Pasternak, M. Gorton, C. Walling, P. Rollins, B. Benjamin, G. Collier. The girls had a successful season. Brenda Benjamin, a freshman, and Elisse walling, a sorhomore, were two of our ton scorers. Debbie Linton and icky Smith, both seniors, were two of our ton rebounders. BASEBALL First row;Manager B.Oluessner,E.Zohlman,BeWells, J . Shampnois ,M. Akulonis ,R. Winters ,K. Collier, 0.Bourgeois,COACH BOYER.Second row:D.Delong,S.Warley C.Case,B.Shelley,E.Shelley,J.Benj anin,B.Canfeild. Third row: Manager K. Harr is, T. Carrol, A.. Gutierrez, M.Chase,R.Mitchell,M.Tracy. Administration : ir. Jollins Mr. Laba ir. Broderick G. ’irs. teckar 7. 'Irs. Collison Mrs. Costello ' irs. Ttobinson V z. • Mr. Utter 9. Mrs. Russell 'Ir. Goodier 10. Mrs. Foote 3. Mr. Card 11. 'Ir. Sterling 4. Mrs. Miller 12. Mrs. Boggs 5. ' trs. Tkaczow 13. Mr. Stafford 6. 'Its. Miller 14. Mr. T,eahy 7. Mrs. McGown 15. Mr. Shack.elton 3. ■ Trs. 'foore 16. Mrs. Elliott 17. Mrs. Rogers TheVarden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel that there should be more to graduation. More than just a diploma. A timeless commemorative of your graduation is the Varden portrait. Your Varden portrait will speak with dis- tinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in fine portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle for less. STUDIOS INC BOOSTERS CONRRATTJIATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '78 FROM THE LITTLE GROCERY, G'VILLE, NY MR. AND MRS. CLIFTON M. TAMS EOT MCWILLIAMS HARDf'2ARE, MORRIS, NY COURTESY OF MATTESON FARTIS CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE IIAY LOFT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '78 FROM MR. AND MRS. EDWARD ELLIOTT ALL GOOD WISHES FROM CARL SMITH R.L. flyers Equipment Willis Rose Chain Saws Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hull Mrs. Ruth Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Colburn Mr. and Mrs. James Scrivener Good luck from the Major's Inn Best Wishes from Clarence and Tess Gregory May J. Milliken Ron and Lorraine Halbert Best Wishes to the Senior Class of '78 from Doris Whitman Good Luck frcm Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carroll Congratulations totthe Class of '78 frcm Abna Elliott Mr. and Mrs. John Dodqe Congratulations to the Class of '78 frcm Ruby Foote fir. and Mrs. Louis Marango Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pegg Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodbeck Christ is Ccming - Leonard Oman Congratulations to the Class of '78 frcm the Value Why Grocery, G'Ville, MY Colorado and Clover Compliments ot Gould (bri Jc|esTnc. Tr� ir K r 0-f oioa SpreOjtU PlnoneS 2l(p '5l25 Gc ncyfodtk oMon5 _ Nolsen TcocK SWop Mtw WtU 1 CU078W-M531 Cards Ru4o Parts IuWo €? olI € t Cfjr k. | RutomoVio parts Luo lHV-� � l5 TV „ Ncio tWVm Gaxe-tte offect and cMer press print'� r cj Gr uficCion and k)e Uitr a announcemtiA N«u Carlin, M-V. 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