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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

MORRISANIAN 1982 LOOK AT US Look at us! We're full of life and ready to meet the challenges that come our way. We're a band that marches to a winning beat! We're into sports-foot- ball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball- where we give it our all! We're a vocal dapartment where we can express our enthusiasm in song! We're individuals and we're a team; we're alone and we're together, but most of all, we are UNIQUE ! 3 4 7 p' ALBERT BRIMMER 2 o H u s u o Ever since he joined the staff at Mor- ris 21 years ago, Albert has been a vital part of the machine that runs this school. Whenever we needed someone to take us somewhere, Al was always willing to take us. He would stay in the bus while we were out having fun and when we returned, he would greet us with a cheery hello! He drove us to games, to our ski trips, and wherever else we wanted to go. He has driven the senoirs to New York for many years and he had a lot of fun trying to squeeze through tiny little streets with cars parked on both sides. If he didn't enjoy it, it was certainly fun for us! Not only does he do all this, but he also can close school!!! The many people that you have driven in the past thank you- you made the trip more enjoyable! 12 . LOOK AT US . . . THE PEOPLE LOOKING BACK . . . Otto Albertson Donald Alger Lorna Andrews Beth Bronson Look at us —we're lookin' good! The senior class of '82 certainly has been responsible for a lot of happenings in the school. If you're looking in the right place at the right time, you'll notice some pe- culiar events going on. For example, did you ever wonder who named Mrs. Roger's plant (Maurice), who stretched out the giant slinky in the lab, who decorated the dugout, who caused Mrs. Payton and Mrs. Cerra to retire when they entered 4th and 6th grade, ... In addition to being responsible for a few harmless pranks, this senior class does a great job of just looking good! To know us is to love us!! SENIORS: LOOKIN’ GOOD! If we have to say cheese one more time . . . Peek-a-boo! I wish Mom had taught me how to tie these things! 16 I saw that! Alicia Brown Open wide! MM Jeffrey Cameron I know you have to peel it first! Another 100°., (naturally!). LOOK OUT WORLD, 18 The elixir of youth!!! How many times do I have to tell you not to leave them there?! Although it may have seemed that we weren't too absorbed in our studies, some of it did sink in —and with amazing results! We feature future marine biolo- gists, occupational therapists, physical education teach- ers, models, engineers, and even farmers. So be look- ing for us world; we're the intellectuals of the future! HERE WE COME! i'l ' - ft ▲ IJBk. Dwayne DeLong Robin Elliott William Cleussner Reginald Clidden 19 Lori Hand Charles Henness Richard Hoag LOOKING AHEAD What you talkin' 'bout? There's no doubt that we'll miss these days, but now we have the fu- ture to think about. Whether we're making $ 11.00 an hour or standing in the unemployment line, we'll always have the good times at M.C.S. to look back on. You guys are crazy! Who says I'm Crazy?! Wayne Korth Mary Littlewood Debra Morton Ken Harris 21 Anne Musser Nikolina Olsen SEE US SMILE! The roving reporter. Gee, that's nice. I did it again. You'll be sorry if you do! Brian Page )ust look at all these shining faces smiling back at you! Maybe it's be- cause we're happy to be leaving . . . or maybe it's because the photogra- pher just said, Say MILLER! ! Carolyn Pasternak Yeah, I'm listening. 22 Paula Pegg Susan Pegg I couldn't help it! Deborah Pickens 4 jay Quintin It's almost time . I told you so! : } Aw. BUMMERS! 23 She's NICE! We managed to live through our exhausting classes, our t-shirt and magazine sales, getting our pictures taken, and all the other tough times we've been through without going crazy (well, almost!). It really does look like we've made it, so take a good look at us now be- cause it may be awhile before you get the chance again! LOOKS LIKE Where have all the flowers gone, hmm, hmm . . 24 Peggy Quintin Lauri Seeley Frank Sorensen WE MADE IT I hope you're kidding! Timothy Thieme Diane Vaun Hey! There's one in mine, too! Tammi Weidman I'll kill him! Smile, Boot! pllpphh! A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Here's a look at Nikolina Olsen, our foreign exchange student. Nikolina comes from the town of lllaksuik in the Foroe Islands, which belong to Den- mark. Her father works as a fisherman and her mother works in the local school, which Nikolina has already graduated from. She also has two broth- ers, 'Oli and |on' (not to mention a boyfriend) back home. Nikolina likes to swim, ski, and skate. Her biggest wish has always been to visit the U.S.A. She says that she has learned many things here and will be bringing home a lot of happy memories. We wish her lots of luck and hope to see her again in the future. 26 Last Will and Testament OTTO ALBERTSON leaves his Otto power for baseball and basketball to Ken Harris. DON ALGER leaves the good times after every game to all his friends. LORNA ANDREWS leaves Mandy the halls to wiggle in. BETH BRONSON leaves 20 up for grabs, and Ray with the hopes that maybe someday he'll get a decent bus to go with his route. ALICIA BROWN leaves all the cheerleaders the crowded ride to and from the basketball games. DEBBY CARD leaves Jane B., Jane D., and Eve M. memories of good and bad times, especially those shared with Sam, Andy, Cecil, Chris, Tom, . . . ANGIE CARROLL leaves Patty B. no one to share a lunch with; and leaves Dave, Bob, and Larry alone. JOHN COBB leaves nothing to nobody. CATHIE COZZOLINO leaves Bernice the memory of a wet night painting, and Mrs. Zeiner no one to help with the munchkins next year. BRIAN DECKER leaves his rollbars and helmet to anyone who's ready to crash. DWAYNE DELONG leaves his sticks to Scott, his pick to Doug, his snowmobile to Mike, and his Mr. G. imitations to Bill, Scott, Cheeney, and Seth. ROBIN ELLIOTT leaves a fresh litterbox for the anti-cat clan to fill. BILL CLEUSSNER leaves Dave Pickens to carry out the fly tradition at the fair. REGGIE GLIDDEN leaves their old voulez-vous saying to the French classes to come. LORI HAND leaves with a world's record of missing the most days of school. CHARLIE HENNESS leaves his football position to anyone who can fill it. DUKE HOAG leaves Terry the nice cold walks to school in the morning. DON HOLDRIDCE leaves his camels to Scott and Bill, and his pail and shovel to Trey. PAUL KROBETZKY leaves a challenge for anyone to fill his obnoxious shoes. WAYNE KORTH leaves Terry his high aptitude, and Darlene their wedding ring. MARY LITTLEWOOD leaves no one to spend the whole day at BOCES. DEB MORTON leaves Bonnie the joys of listening to Brenda's love letters, and Fran no one to save a seat for on bus 39. ANNE MUSSER leaves without anyone knowing it. NIKOLINA OLSEN leaves all the teachers and students memories of a year she will never forget. BRIAN PAGE leaves Terry and Danny the last hit of his Zeppelin and no time to get to shop class. CAROLYN PASTERNAK leaves Jennifer V. the latest Paris original, Bernice a paintbrush to use in the girls' locker room, and Rover a bone. PAULA PECC leaves Yvonne and Jaci the incentive to break her record of making a fool of herself, and Linda to find a ride home after basket ball games. SUSAN PECG leaves Ray to pick on somebody else, and Yvonne to carry the tenor section. DEB PICKENS leaves Gordon, Dave, and occasionally Mike memories of their space shuttle trips , and Doug, Larry, and Bob all of their Fri. and Sat. nights of D. and D. JAY QUINTIN leaves and takes everything with him. PEGGY QUINTIN leaves Yvonne to take all the half court shots she can. Dee a pair of matching socks for gym class, and Mrs. Z. no one to entertain Jeff and the gang. LAURI SEELEY leaves all her friends both the bad and great times to remember, and all her absent days to be made up by them. FRANK SORENSEN leaves his crutches to the football team, and no transportation for his cousin Lisa to get to basketball games. DIANE VAUN leaves to get married and have babies. TIM THIEME leaves exhausted with the task of trying to break Lori's record. TAMMI WEIDMAN leaves her Yes! to the j.v. volleyball team. 27 OTTO ALBERTSON |£FF CAMERON Soccer 1,2 Football 1,2,4 Basketball 1.2 Gymnastics 1 Gymnastics 1.2.3.4 Senior Play 4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Senior Band 1,2 Yearbook 2 Student Council 3.4 Student Council 1 BOCES 3.4 Class President 3 DEBBY CARD DON ALGER Ski Club 3 Football 1.2,3,4 Basketball 1.2.4 Baseball 3.4 BOCES 3,4 Yearbook 2 ANGIE CARROLL BOCES 3,4 Cheerleading 1,2,4 Senior Play 4 Volleyball 2,3 Gymnastics 1,2,4 Chorus 3,4 LORNA ANDREWS Colorguard 2 Soccer 1,2,3 Volleyball 1.3 Basketball 3 Senior Play 4 Softball 1.2,3 IOHN COBB Chorus 1 Football 1,2,4 Student Council 1 Senior Band 1 CAA 1.2 Senior Play 3 Class V.P. 1 Yearbook 3 CATHIE COZZOUNO Soccer 1 BETH BRONSON Volleyball 2,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1.2,3,4 Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 2,3,4 Softball 1,2.3,4 Yearbook 4 Honor Society 2,3.4 Student Council 1.2 FHA 1 Honor Society 3,4 Senior Play 4 FHA 1 CAA 2 Senior Play 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 CAA 1 Gass President 1 Class V P. 4 ALICIA BROWN Cheerleading 4 Gymnastics 1,2,4 Class Sec'y 3 Colorguard 2 BRIAN DECKER Yearbook 4 Football 4 BOCES 3 Wrestling 3 Gymnastics 4 CHARLES HENNESS Student Council 1,2 Football 2,3,4 DWAYNE DELONG Gymnastics 4 Basebal 4 Chorus 4 Chorus 1.2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Ensemble 3 Senior Play 4 Senior Band 1,2.3,4 Wrestling 4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 All County Band 1,2,3.4 DUKE HOAG Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Soccer 2,3,4 ROBIN ELLIOTT Basketball 1,23,4 Ski Club 3 Gymnastics 1,2,3.4 Soccer 1,2,3 Baseball 2,3,4 Volleyball 1.2 Senior Band 1.23,4 Cheerleading 1 Stage Band 1.23.4 Basketball 1,2 Yearbook 3 Ski Club 1.2 BOCES 3.4 Chorus 1 Senior Band 1,2,3 Stage Band 1.2 DON HOLDRIDCE Yearbook 3 Chorus 4 Student Council 1,2,3 Senior Band 1,23,4 Honor Society 2,3 Stage Band 3,4 Senior Play 3 Yearbook 4 BILL GLEUSSNER Football 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 1,2,3 Senior Play 4 Baseball 4 PAUL KROBETZKY Baseball 23.4 Football 1,2 Senior Play 4 Wrestling 1,2 Yearbook 3 Ski Club 1,2 REGGE CLIDDEN Gymnastics 1 Yearbook 3 FHA 1 Senior Play 4 LORI HAND Soccer 1,2 Ski Club 1,2,3 Chorus 1.2,3.4 Colorguard 1 Yearbook 3 Gymnastics 3,4 Senior Play 4 LOOK WHAT WAYNE KORTH PAULA PEGG JAY QUINT1N TIM THIEME Football 4 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Football 1 Volleyball 1 Wrestling 1,4 Soccer 2,4 Soccer 2,3,4 BOCES 3,4 BOCES 3,4 Cieerleading 4 Baseball 2.3,4 Gymnastics 2.3 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Chorus 1,2,.3,4 Ski Club 2,3 DIANE VAUN MARY LITTIEWOOD Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 2 Chorus 2 Senior Band 2,3 Yearbook 3 Chorus 2 BOCES 3.4 Senior Play 4 Student Council 3 Yearbook 3 FHA 1 GAA 1,2,3,4 BOCES 4 DEB MORTON Qass Sec. 4 PEGGY QUINTIN Cheer leading 1.2.4 All County Chorus 1,2,3.4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 TAMMI WEIDMAN Chorus 1.2,3,4 Area Afi State Chorus 4 Volleyball 1,23,4 Softball 1,23,4 Ensemble 1.2.3,4 Basketball 1.23.4 Soccer 23.4 Senior Band 2,3,4 Senior Band 1,2 Cheerieadsng 1,2,3 Student Council 2 SUE PEGG Chorus 1 Volleyball 1,23,4 Honor Society 3,4 Volleyball 2 Student Council 1,4 Ski Club 23 Senior Play 4 Chorus 1,2,3.4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 3 FHA 1 V.P. 1 Colorguard 1 Ensemble 2,3.4 Gass President 4 BOCES 4 ANNE MUSSER Student Council 2 Softball 3,4 Senior Play 4 BOCES 3.4 Honor Society 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 FHA 1 AH County Chorus 2,3,4 Area All State Chorus 4 FRANK SORENSON NIKOLONA OLSEN FootbaB 4 Swimming 1,2,3 DEB PICKENS Basket baB 1 Handball 1,2,3 Cheerleading 1,2 Gymnastics 1,3.4 Badmiton 1,2,3 Volleyball 2 Yearbook 2 Chorus 4 FHA 1 BOCES 3,4 Stage Band 2,3 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 BRIAN PACE FootbaH 1,2,3,4 Colorguard 2,3 Sensor play 4 LAURI SEELEY Baseball 1 Basketball 1.2 Gymnastics 1 Student CooncS 4 Yearbook 2 V.P. 3 Softball 1,2 CAROLYN PASTERNAK Soccer 1 Volleyball 1,3.4 FHA 1 Softball '1,2,3,4 GAA 1 Class Sec. Tres. 1 Gass V.P. 2 Student Counril 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 4- . WE’VE DONE DON’T DRINK THE WATER The senior class, together with the efforts of director Ms. Birkmier, presented the comedy, Don't Drink The Water, by Woody Allen in the fall. It was definitely a play to remember with several of the zany seniors fitting their parts perfectly: a crazy priest, a snippy Oriental chef, a drunk sultan, a lovestruck clod, a caterer from New joisey , and many more all added up to one thing-FUN —and that's what we had. 30 Top picture: K. Johnston, N. Moore, R. Lints, j. Ahern, R. Conklin, J. Lawton, D. Jackson, K. Webster, A. Carvin, W. Wood, L. Bassett, D. Har- ris, R. Maerz, E. Brown, N. Dixson, D. Jessey, N. Elliot. Bottom picture: J. Matteson, D. Gregory, J. Hillis, C. Shields, T. Wilson, K. Hopper, J. Coyle, J. Adair. J. Barton, R. Liewellyn, M. Hunts, T. Ashcraft, ). Starcher, A. Asquith, P. Seeley, W. Tooley, T. Ferguson. O o J FIRST GRADE At lunch with our spaghetti or crowding out the door for recess, we've found a place to be noticed. We've made new friends and it's great seeing a new world! Row 1 — M. Jones, T. Brimmer, S. Phillips, J. Kays, S. Bemis, A. Cuerriero, T. Jack- son, J. Macleman, T. Carvin, D. Washburn Row 2-S. Veres, T. Cooper, K. Mar- tin, M. Madsen, J. Bassett, A. Fitch, B. Drake, J. Moore, R. Lawton, R. Tracy, Row 3-Mrs. Zeiner, J. Perry, B. Sherwood, J. Jackson, E. Rock, A. Turnbull, K. Hoag, D. Talbot, K. Maerz, J. Delp, J. Mitchell, Mrs. Dutcher Row 4-B.J. Seeley, S. Wil- son, J. Barton, Barton, R. Shipman, R. Elliot, T. Kenyon, M. Bemis, C. Joy, C. Bunn. A. Pierce, absent: D. Kopp bottom row: M. Johnson, J. Waffle, E. Hopper, J. Neer, F. Hoag, J. Walley, G. Joy, K. Murrah 2nd row: F. Fusco, N. Wilson, D. Jackson, P. Maerz, K. Baker, D. Ryther, T. Foster, K. Matson, J. Kenyon 3rd row: H. Stafford, G. Konlin, C. Lernihan, A. Joy, T. Hoag, A. Lull, S. Whiteman, M. Ballard, D. Lambert 4th row: B. Barton, R. Tilley, A. Kristrofik, S. Bosco, R. Meyer, ). Morehouse, M. Palmer, $. Hoag, T. Moore 2nd Grade Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Torrey second rade enjoy playing in gym as much is they enjoy learning new things. We've spent years looking at what ou can do and now it's your chance o Look at what we can do! 3rd GRADE 1st Row-(top picture) j. Moore, M. Holdridge, B. Ferenbach, 2nd Row-P Teed, j. Tooley, P. Kertzman, 3rd Row —S. Shields, B. Boccafogliy, T. Boggs, Mrs. Weisburger, 4th Row —E. Seeley, ). El- liott, ). Matherly, S. Birdsall 5th Row —A. Hillis, H. Card, j. Maerz, S. Weidman. 1st Row —(bottom picture) ). Nye, J. Moskos, P. Thompson, ). Stamus, J. Kays, C. Bemis 2nd Row-j. Roffe, C. Hansen, J. Williams, R. Brimmer, ). Schaffer, D. Holmes, Mrs. Boggs 3rd Row-R. Johnston, B. Wagner, J. Place, C. Goodspeed, J. Cur- tis, J. Pegg We have finally reached the age where we have more responsibility both at home and in school. We finally can Go places and see peo- ple. Going Places, Seeing People!!! You've watched us grow and you've shoved us in the right direction and we thank you a lot so, Here's Looking At You! 4th c ) w Q DC o Here’s Looking At You! Top Picture. TOP ROW: D. Osterhout, S. Neer, S. Witt, B. Lettis, ). Wilson. 2nd ROW: J. Cameron, C. Gould, C. Wood, K. Kodrich, T. Murrah. 3rd ROW: M. Boyton, M. Ferguson, P. Card, C. Matteson, P. Bosco. BOTTOM ROW: T. Hoag, L. Nye, Mrs. Doug- las, T. Tilley, J. Ahern, j. Cooper. Bottom Picture. TOP ROW: D. Valentine, J. Webster, T. Bassett, V. Wood, M. Matteson, T. Drake, D. Gaiser. MIDDLE ROW: H. Bunn, J. Lernihan, C. Gould, H. Cole, K. Asquith. BOT- TOM ROW: K. Pierce, T. Thompson, D. Decker, S. VanZandt, R. Veres, L. Sorenson, S. Broderick. Looking Good! W Q QC O Mr. Holcombe and Mrs. Moskos are helping us see the world around us. We find wonders out there —even in our own back yards —that we never realized existed. But the best of fifth grade is that now we know we are LOOKING GOOD. Bottom: T. Bunn, M. Goodspeed, W. Moore, M. Curtis, G. Novak, L. Waffle, K. Layton, D. Boccafogli, M. Morehouse, K. Kokell, H. Adair, Mr. Holcomb. 2nd. row: Mrs. Moskos, T. Baker, B. Palmer, T. Norton, M. Richards, C. Gregory, A. Church, D. Treiber, B. Fish, D. Hull, R. Brimmer, L. Pegg. 3rd. row: D. Hirt, A. Valentine, B. Page, G. Lernihan, A. Fiske, D. Foster, D. Tilley, M. Stevenson, A. Boest, B. Lull, K. Kristofik. 4th row: T. Lemming. T. Rehrmann, D. Decker, M. Alger, S. Neer, C. Sorenson, R. Barbirri, M. Wally, W. Parker, J. Ballard 36 Looking Up! When we reached 6th grade, a bunch of new re- sponsibilities came our way. We were honored with being able to tutor our lowerclassmen who needed some help. We became Safety Patrolers that helped our students cross the roads safely. At the end of the year we will head to Washington with Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, the topper of the year. But we still can't help Looking Up! to our many years in Jr. and Senior high school. 1st Row —J. Guerrio, D. Fusco, T. Pierce, ). Tracy, D. Matson, N Foote, ). Johnson, J. Stevens, J Wassenar, J. McWilliams, T. Thompson 2nd. Row —B. Layton, P. Stafford, K. Weidman, N. Sohne, A. Spaulding, K. Leahy, D. Bryden, L. Hughes, T. Case, S. Brown, J. Place 3rd Row —M. Nigh, K. Church, L. Goodspeed, L. Johnson, K. Kokell, K. Talbot, C. Val entine, D. Witt, S. Sullivan, K. VanZandt, M. Bosco 4th Row —S. Mitch- ell, V. Bourgeois, K. Schaffer, S. Holcomb, B. Fisher, H. Harris, A. Page, C. Pickens, S. Littlewood, N. Joy, R Elliott Where To Next? Page 38-39: The expressions change from face to face, Brenda sticks out her toungue while Diana, Erin, and Peggy look star struck. April, Lori, and Cindy laugh it up in gym. The girls in the hall pose for the camera with their brilliant smiles. Susan and Tracy work hard in chorus while Shelly enjoys a joke with her lunch. After wishing for years we could go up stairs, we're finally there, in )r. High. We can go to a dance now and no longer need a teacher with us all day long. Our elementary days are over and now the common feeling is Where to next? Top —S. Waffle, A. Bingham, A. Carroll, R. Ballard, J. Gaiser, W. Kinney, B. Andersen, G. Oliver, R. Sohne 2nd. Row — K. Livingston, M. Holdridge, L. Rozelle, C. Fergusson, K. Ballard, P. Layton, C. Byrnes, B. Brigham, T. Card, J. Byrnes 3rd Row —C. Hunt, W. Valentine, K. Moskos, P. Stewart, L. Tiffany, T. Fortune, S. Morehouse, N. Cameron, P. Lawton, A. Harris, B. Brown 4th Row —R. joy, A. Corbett, M. Wilcox, E. Brodrick, D. Wheeler, J. Lull, D. Forget, T. Tilley, R. Wood, H. Schaffer Bottom -B. Prindle, N. Holt 1st Row —B. Andreson, T. Meyers, M. Talbot, N. Bryden, ). Gregory, D. Wildridge, D. Hand, ). Foote, D.J Bourgeois, 2nd Row-J. Page, C. Eldrid, J. Sorenson, D. Joy, V. Pickens, B. Johnson, D. Peterson, L. Liv- ingston, J. Lard, M. Pierce 3rd Row-E. Middaugh, J. Wassner, S. Gould, R. Elliott, F. Bunn, S. Hirt, J. Hoffmann, C. Wilson, D. Wordon, J. Delp 4th Row-J. Ray, M. Frederick, C. Spaulding, D. Adaire, J. Brydon, K. Sullivann, C. Stachina, J. Leahy, B. Holt 40 Janet becomes better at chasing men. Miss Middaugh and Miss Card sit in class and are real enthused. Drew and Mark put their heads together while Danielle and lackie give a sly look to Mrs. Herrick. Tom and limmy have finally been photographed. Donna and her classmates pose (or the camera, lames gives us a smile. We have finally found our way around, but now we don't quite know where we stand. We aren't really accepted by the older students, and yet we think we're better than the 7th graders. Where do we stand? 41 This year we are finally in high school. We can play sports or be a cheerleader. We are no longer one of those little kids in seventh or eighth grade. All the years of high school lay ahead and it seemed like an eternity, but We're Finally up Here! Lance intently studies while Robin en- joys playing cheerleader. Margaret finds out some astonishing news, while Miss Forgit and Miss Kinney are shocked at the presence of a cam- era. Scott and Joe enjoy chorus, but Erika makes a face at Mrs. Herrick. Kevin finds something amusing at Homecoming Dinner. Merton and Jim relax while John works hard. MORRIS Top: M. Walling, L. McAdams, K. Moore, M. Hull, M. Fish, M. Bassett, S. Woodbeck, K. Moore. 2nd row: J. Benjamin, L. Randall, T. Leahy, L. Runion, C. Forgit, P. Murphy, R. Sohne, 3rd row: S. Linton, J Robinson, J. Mitchell, R. Elliott, B. Ste- vens, P. Vaun, S. Tompson, L. Veres. Bottom: C. Cozzalino, V. Brown, j. Osterhout, A. Meyers, K. VanZandt, E. Shields, A. Kinney, M. Gluessner, J. Kokell Top: S. Sherwood, D. Kolvick, M. Glidden, G. Rehrmann, S. Spaulding, S. Clark, L. Helchowski, J. Valentine, T. Wildridge, 2nd row: ). Gregory, L. Sorenson, M. Musser, C. Bingham, B. Webster, L. Lemning, S. Mitchell, R. Sargent, D. McWilliams, R. Stachina. 3rd row: D. Hoag, L. Lawton, J. Bryant, D. Fisher, B. Wheeler, ). Waffle, A. Jones, K. Hirt, E. Watson, T. Wood. Bottom: P. Boggs, C. Stewart, S. Gorton, F. Cobb, D. VanZandt, J. Parmalee, B. Wildridge, B. Forgit, B. Norton 44 Last year, we were big freshmen, we could finally eat lunch with the older kids and say I'm in high school. This year, the novelty of being in high school has worn off. Life has swung into a regular routine of classes and friends. We are just kind of sitting in be- tween everything, we aren't the young kids anymore but yet we aren't the big kids either, We're just sitting in time. 45 Top: K. Ray, P. Werner, A. Sorenson, C. Moore, R. Joy, J. Davis, D. Card, J. Pasternak. 2nd row: J. Carr, J. Foote, K. Wheeler, Y. Page, T. Hoag, C. Bassett, J. Miller. 3rd row: K. Kokell, L. Andrews, M. Smith, P. Birdsall, D. Pickens, M. Gutierrez, J. Brunschmid, L. Treiber. Bottom: B. Bunn, J. Delp, B. Utter, S. Dean, J. Dvorack, D. Boest, C. Boggs, R. Teed. Lori, Jim, Kanthy and Jon become the hams. Jill and Jeannette be- come bored at lunch. Randy becomes a jock and Jane begins to smile. After all those years of being one of the younger kids, now we're old kids. With our toughest years of growing up behind us, we can finally say. One More Year! In one more year, we will be able to say, I'm a senior! We finally get all those privledges we've longed for, and we will have the rest of our lives to look forward to. fi 47 Class of 82 First Row: Charlie Henness, Angie Carroll, Paula Pegg, Cathie Cozzolino, Susan Pegg; Second Row: Beth Bronson, Peggy Quintin, Jeff Cameron, Tammi Weidman, Robin Elliott; Third Row: Deb Pickens, Carolyn Pasternak, Deb Morton, Dwayne DeLong, Lorna Andrews; Fourth Row: Alicia Brown, Otto Albertson, Don Holdridge, Brian Page, Jay Quintin; Fifth Row: John Cobb, Mary Littlewood, Tim Thieme, Nikolina Olsen, Bill Gleussner, Wayne Korth, Duke Hoag; Sixth Row: Reggie Glidden, Paul Krobetzky, Don Alger. Missing: Ken Harris, Lauri Seeley, Debby Card, Anne Musser, Brian Decker, Lori Hand, Diane Vaun. 48 Still Lookin’ Good! 50 Wammi's gonna get ya now!! Crrrrr Curly, Mo and Larry Wammi, you ball hog!! WE’RE HAVING FUN This year wasn't too bad, we were 5-6-1 in our league, and scored a total of 28 goals. Mandy (Grizzly) Smith led with 17 and Beth and Lorna each had 3 goals. Robin, Tammy and Boot held off the offense —each having some spectacular saves —and alot of headaches. Robin even had 126 saves although Mrs. Martin wouldn't let her wear her kitty glasses. TOP to BOTTOM: C. Bingham, L. Helchowski, K. Kokell, C. Forgit, A. Carroll, E. Sheilds, A. Kinney, D. Fisher, S. Mitchell, J. Dixon, V. Page, Mrs. Martin, ). Weidman, J. Waffle, D. McWilliams, J. Valen- tine, C. Ferguson, P. Quintin, L. Andrews, M. Smith, B. Bronson, R. Elliott. Lorna the jockette go for it Grizzly!! J1 Somebody give me a drink - Please! A Robin, Robin, Robin watch it honey Vtandy in midair Now Billy, do you really think we would smear toothpaste on your body?? Hiiiiiiyah!! Beth scores her second goal of the year! Waht are we doing??? if they didn't look so funny I think I'd be sick OUR SOCCER GUYS: The Morris guys went down to G'ville again this year to play soc- cer. They made up about half the team and had lots of enthusiasm! Thier keen scoring ability and great defensive playing lead the G'ville team to many victories! Bottom to Top: J. Ouintin, D. Hoag, T. Leahy, C. VanZandt, S. Linton, J. Robinson, B. Wheeler, B. Wildridge, J. Benjamen, B. Norton, R. Stachina, R. Elliott, M. Walling, T. Wildridge, J. Broderick. Slidin' in TOP: ). Dvorak, C. Boggs, M. Smith, A. Carroll, D. Morton. MIDDLE: R. Teed, A. Brown, D. Boest. BOTTOM: P. Pegg, L. Treiber. SPREADING SMILES The cheerleaders presented Homecoming again this year, which was a big success. After Homecoming was over they set out to spread some of their wonderful smiles around. BOTTOM ROW: L. Veres, L. Helchowski, C. Bingham, J. Parmalee TOP ROW: P. Boggs, D. McWilliams, J. Weidman, R. Sohne, A. Kinney. I I CHAMPS? TOILET BOWL CHAMPIONS? NOT QUITE This year our team made a!ot of im- provement. With the help of Coach Springer and Coach Haight, 2-4-0 overall and many close games. So maybe were dirty and we don't smell very good ei- ther, at least we had fun. Going over the plays 54 TOP: G. Wilson, J. Foote, M. Wilcox, J. Pasternak, B. Gleussner, B. Decker, W. Korth, B. Page, T. Hoag, D. Kolvik, D. Alger, Coach Springer, S. Spaulding, Coach Haight, G. Rehrman, j. Cobb. BOTTOM: S. Clark. S. Sher- wocfcl, J. Cameron, J. Mitchell, M. Hull, D. VanZandt, C. Henness, C. Bassett, M. Glidden PUTTIN’ UP A FIGHT Our Homecoming game was a thriller! For awhile it looked like we might even win. Wayne Korth's smile won him the overwhelming vote for Mr. Irresistible while Tammi Weidman was voted Homecoming Queen. They both spectated the week- end events including the pep-rally, parade, game and dinner —not to mention some parties. And wherever there was a game, whether rain, shine, or dead of night, our faithful Tubbs was there!! JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Chrissie Cozzolino, Magaret Cleussner, leanette, Dvoracek, lanet Weidman, Cindy Boggs. BACK: Laureen Randall, Carol Stewart, Carolyn Pasternak, Mrs. Zeiner, |ulie Waffle, Lynne Veres, Carrie Spaulding. f P As the ball turns. . . The JV team caused a lot of people to Look at them by winning the T.V. West Championship. All of the team members did a super job of bumping, set- ting, and spiking . We had plenty of talent to com- pensate for Dee's vacation in Florida for the first half of the season and Carolyn's vacation in the hospital for the second. Next years varsity team looks forward to having some of this talent on their team! Although the varsity team never learned to keep their cool like Mrs. Zeiner, they did a great job, earning a record of 5-3. Yvonne showed the team how to play an entire game on her knees, and Mandy soared to great heights to get the ball. Boot, Tammi, Kathy and Lorna had serves that wowed the opponents and Cath had some great moves while Paula helped the team a lot. ____________________________________ FR( ) ; Mrs. Zeiner, Peggy Quintin, Cathie Cozzolino. BACK: Mandy Smith, Lorna Andrews, Yvonne Page, Kathy Kokell, Paula Pegg, Tammi Weidman. The Girls Volleyball team creates all sorts of reac- tions: Tammi would have to say YES! especially to the Laurens spectators. Deb say, Don't Ask! Of course Duke likes the moves: Bump, set, and spike. Billy just noticed Tammi's YES ! And Robin is asleep, typical of a cat. LOOK AT US. . . IT’S JUST THE WAY THE BALL BOUNCES The girls carried the winning streak to 63. They're a tough group of girls who have played their hardest. They gave it their ALL, but it just wasn't enough. The loss could be seen on all their faces and Mrs. Martins. The sorrows, tears, and anger were all clearly seen. We must remember we're MUSTANGS and we hang tough. 58 UP AND COMING Most of the team is young but alot of talent is there even ERICA got off the bench! I.OOK AT US. . . Look at us —aren't we a scream?!? Watching us some of you might want to scream! We had a fun season and mark our words, we'll be better next year. We actually won a couple of games and thats more than the varsity can say! Whether we impressed you or not, we had lots of fun and we have learned a lot and next year we'll wow ya!! WE’RE ON THE MOVE!!! Here we are display- ing some of our more coordinated moves. Mike looks like he is try- ing to balance on rollerskates and play at the same time. Bob shows great form at the foul line. What a great form he has! TOP: B. Forgit, B. Wheeler, M. Walling, J. Broderick, D.J. Bourgeois, T. Leahy. BOTTOM: K. VanZandt, J. Mitchell, ). Robinson, S. Linton, ). Foote, J. Benjamen. 61 LOOK OUT, DONNY! Hey! Who put gum on the floor? I can't move! IT WENT IN!! Did the Mustangs really make that basket, or was it an il- lusion? Scoring points is one thing that we didn't do enough of this season, but the guys did put forth a lot of effort. Jay proved his spunk during an on-the-court fight in C'ville and Dave added some pretty fancy footwork all year. They may not have done much winning, but they are entertaining to watch! 62 An evening at the Center City Ballet Where'd the ball go? MUSTANGS ARE ROWDIE! He may not look thrilled now, but Jay is celebrating their only win (against G'ville). He came away without a scratch! MOVE!!! L. to R. Doug VanZandt, Jay Quintin, Dave Pickens, Ken Harris, Lance McAdams, Trey Wildridge, Jim Carr, Larry Tiffany, Brian Page, Duke Hoag, Don Alger; Front Coach Haight 63 HOT JOCKS Ours guys baseball and the girls softball team pulled off another year, out there on the field. A lot of sweat goes into being a good ball player and no mat- ter what the score, John, Dave and Geesh could al- ways get into trouble. Eventhough Tammi sat” a lot, she enjoyed playing with Boot on the bench. And, although they might smell skanky” and look even worse, we re PROUD OF ALL OUR TEAMS! Star Brigts Colorguard Colorguard: top row —S. Thompson, C. Bingham, Mr. Wilcox, A. Brodrick 2nd row —J. Bryden, J. Page, A. Kinney, L. Veres, L. Helchowski, S. Mitchell, A. Jones, P. Vaun, S. Woodbeck, D. Adair, bottom row-M. Pierce, J. Mitchell MARCHING ON The Colorguard traveled with the band this year and did a fine job. They did two field shows which were a big success and were very enjoyable. The Starbrights marched with the Colorguard this year and did field shows as well. They continue to practice in the winter and manage to bring home some tro- phies in the summer. Twirlers: N. Cameron, J. Card, E. Middaugh, E. Moore Marching to Success TOP ROW: K. Vanzandt, Y. Page, ). Kokell, D. Wildridge, S. Linton, D. Delong, |. Foote, S. Clark, J. Broderick, S. Spaulding, M. Wilcox, C. Stewart. 2nd ROW: B. Spaulding, D.J. Bourgeois, F. Cobb, M. Glidden, S. Sherwood, D. Hoag, G. Rehrman, ). Wheeler, L. Sorenson, j. Leahy, L. Tiffany, R. Elliott. 3rd ROW: D. McWilliams, B. Anderson, R. Sohne, J Ballard, T. Leahy, T. Wildridge, J. Robinson, R. Elliott. 4th ROW: V. Pickens, S. Gould, M. Johnson, R. Teed, D. Joy, B. Norton, J Valentine, B. Elliott, M. Musser, B. Wheeler, B. Wildridge, C. Spaulding, J. Dixon, B. Johnson, J. Waffle, P. Boggs, L. Sorenson, B. Webster. 5th ROW: Mr. Wilcox, M. Fredericks, L. Treiber, C. Walling, L. Helchowski, J. Parmalee, D. Morton, P. Pegg, P. Vaun, J. Bryden, A. Carroll, A. Kinney, J. Weidman, M. Gorton, C. Perry, J. Page, J. Wassaner, S. Mitchell, K. Sullivan. BOTTOM ROW: J Dvorjak, A. Bingham, K. Forgit, M. Bassett, S. Thompson, S. Woodbeck, A. Jones, A. Broderick, J. Mitchell, C. Bingham, D. Fisher, R. Card, D. Adair. The Morris Marching Band, conducted by Mr. Wilcox, had a great year! They won several 1st and 2nd place trophys at the many parades they attended in the 1982 summer season. The twirlers are led by Mrs. Cameron. Keep up the good work!! BRASS ENSEMBLE GIRLS ENSEMBLE TOP: S. Thompson, R. Sohne, D. Boest. 3rd ROW: V. Page, C. Cozzolino, L. Treiber, j. Valentine, K. Wheeler. 2nd ROW: R. Teed, P. Pegg, S. Pegg, D. Morton, C. Cozzolino. BOTTOM: Mrs. Herrick, M. Gutierrez. 68 The Jazz ensemble plays all sorts of music form Blues to Dwaynes latest hits and gets all sorts of reactions. Some are critical, few get sick (When Mike starts singing) and some are inspired to create their own forms of art. ALL THAT JAZZ JUNIOR BAND CHORUS TOP: B. Richards, D. Hand, D. Wildridge, J. Foote. 2nd ROW: J. Gregory, D. Wheeler, K. Stachina, B. Johnson, D. Joy, B. Anderson, M. Fredericks, L. Tiffany, N. Cameron, R. Elliott, Mr. Wilcox. 3rd ROW: B. Ballard, P. Stewart, B. Anderson, J. Lull, S. Gould, V. Pickens, J. Leahy, C. Wilson, R. Joy, K. Ballard, D.J. Bourgios. 4th ROW: C. Burns, J. Sorenson, S. Moorehouse, T. Fortune, A. Broderick, B. Prindle, D. Lawton, C. Ferguson, J. Burns, R. Sohne, J. Geiser, C. Spaulding. BOTTOM: K. Sullivan, J. Wassaner, M. Holdridge, A. Carroll, L. Rozelle, S. Waffle. TOP: D. Lawton, J. Lull, C. Moskos, A. Carroll, S. Waffle, D. Adair, J. Bryden, W. Kinney, C. Wil- son, J. Burns, ). Gregory. 2nd ROW: D. Wheeler, C. Spaulding, P. Stewart, J. Page, D. Forgit, C. Stachina, R. Joy, D. Wildridge, N. Bryden. 3rd ROW: D. Peterson, M. Holdridge, J. Ray, E. Middough, A. Bingham, S. Gould, F. Bunn, B. Holt, J. Harrington, M. Pierce. 4th ROW: M. Fredericks, J. Card, N. Cameron, L. Tiffany, J. Sorenson, A. Harris, B. Anderson, B. Johnson, D. Joy, C. Burns, J. Geyser, J. Leahy. BOTTOM ROW: L. Rozelle, N. Holt, T. Fortune, S. Moorehouse, A. Broderick, J. Wassaner, K. Sullivan, V. Pickens, Mrs. Herrick. ELEMENTARY MUSIC TOP: P. Stafford, C. Wood, B. Lettis, A. Boest, A. Page, B. Lull, S. Holcombe, S. Woodbeck, C. Sorenson, K. Weidman, C. Pickens, V. Bourgious, K. Kristofik, K. Leahy, R. Elliott, K. Church, S. Neer, D. Osterhout. 3rd ROW: T. Pierce, J. Stevens, S. Mitchell, A. Fiske, G. Lernihan, K. Pierce, J. Webster, K. Layton, T. Rehrman, H. Adair, V. Wood, K. Asquith, K. Talbot, ). Lernihan, T. Drake, D. Bryden, K. Kokell, N. Joy. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Herrick, M. Stevenson, L. Johnson, L. Goodspeed, D. Treiber, J Waffle, P. Bosco. M. Madson, J Foote, B. Palmer, M. Bosco, D. Gaisir, C. Gould, S. Sullivan, D. Valentine, T. Case, H. Bunn, S. Broderick, S. VanZandt. 4th ROW: D. Madson, B. Page, L. Pegg, H. Adair, R. Chambers, M. Fortune, B. Fredericks, J. McWilliams, K. VanZandt, T Bassett, M. Curtis, J.J. Guerruro, D. Fusco, C. Gregory, A. Church, G. Novak, L. Sorenson, R. Brimmer, M. Ferguson, C. Madson. BOTTOM: B. Fish, C. Valentine, H. Cole, J. Ahern, J. Cooper, T. Norton, T. Bunn, L. Waffle, R. Veres, J. Johnson, P. Hunt. Forth grade is the year we can finally join chorus and band. We are learning how to play our instruments and also to sing on key. We have lots of fun and we can't wait to show the big kids what we can do. TOP: Mr. Wilcox, R Brimmer, S. Parker, P. Stafford, A. Page, B. Frederick. 2nd ROW A. Valentine, S. Littlewood, J. Ballard, M. Walley, R. Barberri, C. Van Zandt. J McWilliams, M. Bosco. H. Harris, M Morehouse, A. Spaulding, K. Valentine 3rd ROW-T. Rehrmann, T. Norton. C. Pickens, B. Lull, T. Pierce, J. Waffle, K. Talbot, D. Fuscom, M. Curtis, A. Fiske, V. Bourgeouis 4th ROW-J. Wassenaar, T. Baker, G. Lernihan, J. Fotte, R. Elliott, G. Novak, L. Goodspeed, K. Kokell, D. Witt, N. Sohne, K. Kristofik, 5th ROW-M. Alger, B. Palmer, K. Kokell, K. Leahy, L. Johnson, N. Joy, L. Waffle, B. Page, T Case, L. Pegg Sounds of Success A perfect match!! Senior High Band BOTTOM: D. Holdridge, M. Gutierrez, D. VanZandt, J. Robinson, R. Elliott. P. Boggs. T. Wildridge, R. Sohne, j. Waffle, M. Walling. 2nd ROW: J. Carr, ). Parmalee, L. Treiber, B. Wildridge, M. Musser, R. Sar- gent, D. Morton, P. Pegg, D. McWilliams, R. Teed. 3rd ROW: J. Val- entine, P. Murphy, E. Sheilds, A. Kinney, M. Gleussner, B. Webster, K. Wheeler, J. Mitchell, R. Elliott, Mr. Wilcox. 4th ROW: L. Sorenson, S. Sherwood, F. Cobb, D. Delong, S. Spaudling, S. Linton, Y. Page, C. Stewart, J. Broderick, B. Wheeler. TOP: K. Van Zandt , T. Leahy, M. Wilcox, ). Kokell, S. Clark, G. Rehrman, M. Glidden, D. Hoag. There's a WHAT (!) in my tuba! Photography by Robin Elliott and Carolyn Pasternak EVERYBODY SINGS This year the chorus had grown considerably. We now have 62 members and we think that we sound better! We again went to Stamford for the Christmas taping and we will put on another musical this spring too! Keep those vocal cords in tune folks! And the Glory of . . . BOTTOM ROW: M. Gleussner, J. Waffle, P. Birdsall, E. Wat- son, E. Sheilds, P. Boggs, A. Jones, R. Teed, M. Gutierrez. 2nd ROW: C. Bingham, D. McWilliams, D. Fisher, L. Veres, R. Sar- gent, M. Musser, L. Sorenson, C. Cozzolino, B. Webster, S. Mitchell, S. Holdridge, Mrs. Herrick. 3rd ROW: L. Helchowski, J. Valentine, K. Wheeler, D. Boest, C. Stewart, P. Pegg, P. Mur- phy, S. Thompson, R. Sohne, L. Treiber, R. Elliott, J. Osterhout. 4th ROW: D. Morton, S. Pegg, Y. Page, C. Forgit, A. Kinney, J. Parmalee, M. Bassett, D. Holdridge, B Whee ler. TOP ROW: K. VanZandt, S. Linton, J. Robinson, J. Mitchell, S. Sherwood, B. Wildridge, T. Wildridge, D. Delong, S. Spaulding, R. Stachina, C Henness, C. Bassett, D. VanZandt, M. Walling. I think I see a I don't believe this!! CHRIS 74 HONOR SOCIETY This year the honor society is totally made up of females. We would gladly take any eligible male persons since spending the entire meeting looking at Mary (who is a camera hog) is quite boring! TOP to BOTTOM: R. Elliott, K. Wheeler, P. Quintin, C. Cozzolino, D. Morton, S. Pegg, C. Pasternak, B. Bronson, M. Gutierrez. STUDENT COUNCIL Presently Student Council is trying to do some- thing about the increasing price of lunches. For all of you who DON'T like their icky spinach, wrap it up (catch it first) and send it to Brian Page —who'll eat anything! TOP to BOTTOM: B. Page. B. Wildridge, G. Rehrman, L. Tiffany, D. Fisher, D. VanZandt, M. Bassett, S. Gould, N. Bryden, R. Glidden, R Sohne, M. Wilcox, R. Sohne, E. Sheilds, R. Elliott, C. Boggs, M Gutierrez, P Birdsall, K. Wheeler, P. Quintin, B. Bronson, J. Cameron, M. Smith, C. Paster- nak. AUGGGGGHHHH!!! Thanks, we needed that!! Yeh, this is our yearbook, it's finally done. We went through a lot you know, headaches, sleepless nights, a lot of film, and maybe even a few days suspension! Who . . . me!? FHA Being the only boy in FHA isn't that bad - at least Jeff thinks so. Mrs. Broderick is the new advisor and the group should start moving along anytime - but Jeff doesn't mind the wait! TOP: B. Anderson, D. ]oy, ). Sorenson, V. Pickens, B. lohnson. MIDDLE: |. Page, S. Could, J. Ray, ). Bryden, C. Spaulding. BOTTOM: M. Fredericks, E. Middough, D. Adair, |. Leahy. 76 Donna ). Moss, Ph.D. Building Principal George B. Wildridge, Jr. Superintendent Board of Education: Front: Warren Rhyther, III, president Elaine Lull, Eugene Quintin, vice president. Back: Nickolaus DeLuca, Frederick jacobsen. 2 O H DC H 2 2 Q Susan Marsh Guidance Counselor 77 Mr. Gregory Mrs. Kristofik Mr Shacketon Mrs .Rogers Mr. Zeiner IFFICE CL! ' v Mrs. jacobson Mrs. Martin Mr. Haight Mr. Wilcox Mrs. Hernck FACES OF FACULTY Here they are the folks that keep the ol' school in shape. After all, someone has to clean up after us, cook our food and drive us back and forth to school. We may not say so, but we do appreci- ate what they do for us and we thank them for doing a great job._____ 80 Paul Leila Marquit’s Morris and New Berlin Big M Midstates Where Service is our Specialty Top Quality Groceries Comparative Prices Our Butchers Cut to Order J. and W. 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BOOSTERS Lots of Luck to the Seniors from Miss Birkmier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bosco Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Harris Miss Birkmier. . . THANKS!!! Yearbook Staff Advisor-Mrs. Bourgeois Editor-Cathie Cozzolino Senior editor — Carolyn Pasternak Sports editor. Photographer - Robin Elliott Theme, ads —Deb Pickens Organizations editor-Don Holdridge Teachers, Staff - Charlie Henness Typist —Lorna Andrews K-6 editor-Lori Treiber 7-12 editor - Rosemarie Teed Yearbook sales-Alicia Brown Ads - jane Delp Congratulations from the Morris Rotary Club 95 ✓0 «% ' •ArtW .y 1 % i % $ ? 0 .jJ ' cV V, ft,.. % P '’ ’ f: 'V ■ P %n § A, a jv . -w I V ■ a P' S'A ... Pt -y £ C? rp« p - y tv J ' r A ;N r PPp : v l: p; .N op fcv1 W P % O, i x? :ss. (1 :: p r ' ¥ , ■7 r cA r PP % g C£° 'e o P ’ { ft Z- - , r P ■JiJzXx Of- JLS ( •- : � . c...' £- JT : V' t . . ._ - ■ ✓ - -4 r - P j WB O vvck n£Jh. ., u . TaX .vK -o= -S-v. c JfcerO V ,-PPP5 r _ w. v p 1 U M ?o a PPJPvx c ,!0. PPAXp. « v X pc -o