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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1983 volume:

The Place To Be In 83 Morrisanian Morris Central School Morris, N.Y. 13808 Title Page—1 MORRIS CENTRAL SCHOOL: 2 Theme The PLACE TO BE IN '83 Theme—3 M.C.S. is a Place to Learn In our classes we are learning new and interesting things every day. We discover our interests in many areas; drama, computers, foreign languages, science and many oth- ers. We even had our own archeo- logical dig! 4—Theme Theme—5 6 Theme IN MEMORIUM Mark will always have a special place in the hearts of those who knew him. Anyone who came in contact with him remembers his remarkable personality and his joy in life. He raced through his days with an energy we all admired. Mark had a spontane- ous happiness which affected ev- eryone around him. He seemed to be able to bring humor into every situation. He gave of himself, and made our lives brighter. Mark left with us his determination, his unyielding in- terests, and his unending dreams. Let us remember our happy times with Mark, as he would have wanted us to. Mark Case 8—Memorium IN MEMORIUM We fondly remember Mrs. Luella Miller, a part of our school lives for eighteen years. She worked as an aide in the of- fice, the kindergarten, and the library. She often volunteered to chaperone school events and was always a smiling part of our school scene. She was an active sports enthusiast and could often be found rooting for our teams at games. She possessed a truly youthful spirit and sense of fun. Remember when she dressed up along with the kids for greaser day? Most of all, she seemed to really like us and believe in us and, in turn, was loved by all. Mrs. Luella Miller Memorial—9 DEDICATION We, the 1983 Yearbook Staff dedicate our yearbook to a lovely lady who taught most of us in First Grade: Mrs. Dutcher. Mrs. Dutcher has taught at Mor- ris Central School for seventeen years. Most of these years she has taught first grade. This year she taught Kindergarten. We all have fond memories of one of our favorite teachers. Remember all the times when we would get too noisy and she would patiently remind us that we did not need to yell to be heard ? No one will forget her quiet manner and her never-end- ing patience. She guided us through our beginnings at M.C.S. with a gentleness we will never forget. 10—Dedication Bottom: Mrs. Zeiner, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Torrey, Row two: Mrs. Weisburger, Mrs. Boggs, Mr. Holcomb, Mrs. Kroger, Miss Bassani Row three: Mrs. Haight, Mrs. Moscos, Mrs. Perkins Top: Mrs. Dixson, Mrs. Dutcher 11 Bottom: A. Bowers, S. Santiago, M. Sulli- van, J. McCook, S. Pegg, M. Amatuccio, S. Tracy, Middle: J. Lawton, A. Kertzman, D. Miller, R. Chambers, C. Barton, P. Colburn, B. Hazzard, Top: Mrs. Dixson, C Edgett, J. Hoag, D. Harris, D. Decker, D Douglas, R. Harrington, N. Musser Hey! This learning stuff is fun! Wow! Look! This is where we start. This year we have two kindergartens at M.C.S. New changes are nap time and lunch, (which we all like). We're growing and learning with the help of our teachers: Mrs. Dutcher and Mrs. Dixon. Bottom: J. Scott, J. Schaffer, P. Seeley, J. Lawton, S. Grant, K. Leonard, T. Newell, M. Boynton, Middle: A. Chaplin, J. Cahill, R. Myers, J. Maerz, B. Palmer, L. Bassett, J. Sul- livan, Top: Mrs. Dutcher, J. Finneran, F. Steventon, R. Pope, B. Holcombe, B. Ryther, T. Ferguson, D. Cooper KINDERGARTEN A Place Now WHO needed Help?? Wanta have a Snowball Fight? Meet my cat, Snowball . . . To Start Well, Here's the place we start. We start to read and do math, too. We even get to stand in line for our lunch. We work hard, but its worth it. We even start playing on the big playground, with all the big kids. WE THINK WE'VE FOUND A GREAT PLACE TO START!! I like you, really I do! Bottom: J. Hillis, N. Elliott, A. Carvin, K. Hopper, E. Brown, T. Brimmer, D. Jackson, Row 2: N. Moore, J. Kopp, J. Ahern, J. Starcher, K. Webster, R. Conklin, K. Johnston, W. Tooley, Row 3: J. Barton, B. Draker, D. Gregory, N. Dixson, R. Llewellyn, D. Kopp, T. Ashcraft, B. Wood, M. Miller Row 4: J. Adair, C. Schield, J. Matteson, G. Vough, J. Lawton, R. Maerz, A. Wilson, Mrs. Zeiner Row 5: B. Asquith, K. Hoag, M. Hunt, R. Lints, J. Coyle, K. Harrington, S. Enck First Grade—13 Oh D We're taken our first step up. We are having lots of fun being tutored by the sixth graders. This is a big difference from first grade. We're learning new concepts in math and we're always brushing up on our 3 R's: reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic! Why don't they leave us alone? PU w Eh CO Eh X H £ SECOND GRADE Bottom left to right: T. Cooper, J. Brunschmid, J. Perry, Row 4: Mrs. Torrey, J. Kays, M. Bemis, T. Moore, C. Bunn, A. Guerriero, G. Joy, S. Phillips, Row Kenyon, M. Jones, J. Jackson, E. Burnett, Top: B. Sher- 2: D. Scott, B.J. Seeley, R. Tracy, J. MacLeman, T. wood, T. Carvin, A. Turnbull, S. Veres, M. Madsen, J. Harrington, D. Washburn, E. Rock, Row 3: R. Lawton, Barton, S. Hoag. J. Bassett, R. Elliott, K. Martin, D. Quiten, K. Maerz, J. 14—2nd Grade THIRD GRADE! Bottom Left to right: J. Cook, G. Conklin, D. Lambert, M. Johnson, K. Matson, T. Hoag, W. Miller, Row 2: J. Neer, E. Hoppper, T. Baldwin, S. Whiteman, A. Lull, P. Maerz, D. Kaye, D. Jackson, Row 3: M. Barton, J. Morehouse, M. Palmer, D. Ryther, B. Barton, R. Tilley, T. Moore, J. Moore, J. Walley, Row 4: Mrs. Weisberger, A. Kristofik, H. Stafford, J. Vough, W. Miller, C. Lernihan, F. Fusco, R. Myers, Top: Mrs. Boggs, S. Bosco, C. Goodson, A. Joy, F. Hoag, J. Waffle, M. Holdridge, K. Baker. This should keep them satisfied for a while. We're halfway there to being 6th graders! This is the year we learn to write in cursive and, boy! what fun we're having. We learn all about dinosaurs and we're learning how to do more complex mathematical computa- tions. It's a busy year! 3rd Grade—15 16 4th Grade WE ARE Bottom: J. Nye, P. Kertzman, J. Stamus, J. Moskos, J. Kays, J. Williams, Row 2: J. Roffe, B. Ferenbach, T. Boggs, B. Boccafogli, E. Seeley, Row 3: C. Bemis, J. Schaffer, J. Cur- tis, R. Brimmer, R. Johnston, Row 4: S. Birdsall, S. Vosburgh, J. Tooley, C. Goodspeed, J. Pegg, Top: H. Card, S. Weidman, P. Card, J. Maerz, B. Wagner. Side of Picture Mrs. Douglas. Off We go to music land! Rvp OnnrtrtPvl Here it comes! But what is it? Bottom left to right: J. Elliott, J. Moore, J. Cooper, S. VanZandt, M. Vough, T. Drake, P. Teed, R. Cook, D. Gaiser, T. Baker, Top: Richard you ham. Read your book like the rest of us! Bottom: J. Brunschmid, M. Ferguson, J. Lernihan, C. Matteson, V. Wood, C. Baldwin, M. Boynton, T. Hoag, Row 2: D. Osterhout, H. Bunn, C. Clark, H. Burnett, T. Tilley, B. Lettis, R. Barbieri, W. Valen- tine, J. Cameron, D. Decker, P. Bosco, Row 3: A. Stevens, C. Nye, K. Kodrich, K. Asquith, J. Ahern, A. Rendo, T. Bassett, C. Gould, J. Webster, Top: C. Gould, A. Witt, R. Veres, H. Parmalee, M. Matteson, L. Sorensen, Mr. Holcombe S. Neer, S. Shields, K. Flynn, C. Wood, S. Brodrick, C. Hansen, A. Hillis, C. Cham- bers, J. Matherly, Mrs. Moskos Who me? I'm listening really. This year we're trying a combina- tion grade due to the fact of two all day kindergartens. Mrs. Moskos is the lucky teacher and we are the lucky 4th-5th combination. The fourth grade is busy learning spell- ing and history which they'll need later. This year we'll also learn how to play the recorder. While the fourth grade is out making music the fifth grade is out exploring all the trees in the Morris area. What fun! W A Oh O X E- Uh l-H Uh TRYING SOMETHING NEW 5th Grade—17 Here we are the leaders of the Sixth Grade Safety Patrol Guards. OUR PLACE Well, We've made it to our place, SIXTH GRADE! We're not little kids anymore, and we're looking forward to Jr. High. We have a lot of responsibility being on Safety Patrol. We make sure the younger children get to school safely. Some of us are very busy in band and chorus, but we can always find time to talk to a friend, or share a laugh on the playground. We look forward to our trip to Washington in May, and all the new friends we'll meet. For this year, sixth grade is the place to be in 83. And, we're not com- plaining one bit SIXTH GRADE I'm on Safety Patrol. So there! I'm cool! Do you understand the plan, yet? 18 6th Grade Bottom row: B. Frederick, F. Bunn, A. Card L. Waffle, H. Adair, J. Roffe, A. Church, J. Waffle, W. Hirt, K. Kokell, M. Moorehouse. Row 2: A. Boest, S. Flynn, R. Brimmer, T. Norton, S. Parker, C. Gregory, B. Page, L. Pegg, S. Mitch- ell, M. Goodspeed, R. Chambers, A. Valentine. Row 3: Mrs. Haight, B. Fish, D. Hull, D. Tilley, M. Walley, K. Layton, P. Hunt, D. Treiber, B. Palmer, M. Fortune, T. Hirt, Mrs. Perkins. Row 4: C. Sorensen, D. Decker, M. Alger, E. Palm- er, M. Steventon, M. Curtin, D. Boccafogli, W. Moore. Row 5: D. Foster, T. Rehrmann, B. Lull, G. Novak, G. Lernihan, A. Fiske, K. Kristofik Smile. Another picture? Oh well. Quick, take a picture. I'll give you a smile. 6th Grade—19 A NEW PLACE We have finally made it to the upstairs, and everything is really new to us. We are taking a wide variety of courses, of which some, like Art and Shop, are really fun. This year we are becom- ing independent and learning many new things. This is our new place to be. Two against the world. What a smile? I use Crest! 20—Seventh Grade Bottom Row: C. Hunt, A. Spaulding, C. Purdy, J. Tracy, S. Brown, J. Kokell, D. Matteson, R. Nichols, B. Layton Row 2: C. Pickens, D. Witt, N. Joy, K. Church, R. Elliott, L. Hughs, K. Talbot, D. Bryden Row 3: L. Goodspeed, L. Johnson, K. Leahy, D. Fusco, S. Littlewood, J. Kaye, E. Vosburgh, H. Schaffer, K. Kokell Row 4: D. Forgit, V. Bourgeois, P. Stafford, S. Holcombe, B. Fisher, N. Sohne, K. Weidman, A. Page Row 5: S. Stevens, K. VanZandt, M. Bosco, J. McWilliams, T. Case, J. Foote, C. Valen- tine, J. Wassenaar Seventh Grade—21 A PLACE TO GROW We finally seem to be getting our feet on the ground. We're not high schoolers yet but we're glad we're not seventh graders anymore. We are tak- ing a wide variety of courses and real- ly enjoy the freedom of being upstairs. With each new experience we are changing and soon we will be ready to move on. This is our Place to Grow April, Annette, and Sherry are real enthused at a soc- cer game. Tracy finally threads a needle without looking. Bottom Row: L. Rozelle, N. Holt, E. Moore, T. Tilley, L. Tiffany, C. Rendo, W. Valentine, S. Jones, J. Gaiser, W. Kinney, C. Ferguson, N. Cameron, N. Osterhout, T. Card, L. Colburn, B. An- derson, T. Cahill, L. Lull, D. Lawton, A. Harris, Middle: L. Lernihan, K. Moskos, P. Stewart, S. Schaffer, A. Bingham, A. Carroll, S. Waffle, S. Morehouse, T. Fortune, K. Ballard, R. Sohne, Top: V. Glidden, J. Byrne, R. Joy, D. Wheeler, B. Prindle, M. Holdridge, B. Brown, M. Wilcox, R. Gregory, R. Brigham, L. Gardner, W. Lobdell, R. Ballard, S. Hirt. 22—8th Grade Nutty Buddies 8th Grade 23 Oh-oh, caught in the act, AGAIN!! Future Rocketts practice their smiles 24—Freshman Friends Forever 'Don't even think it . . TING PLACE What a bunch of meatheads! We are finally freshman! High school is a new adventure for us. We can now take the classes we want to, and we can participate in sports, music or cheerleading. Which ever path we chose to fol- low, this is a starting place for us! Bottom Row: C. Spaulding, D. Worden, F. Bunn, J. Hoffman, V. Pickens, J. Sorensen, J. Wassennar, K. Vough Row 2: M. Goodier, J. Page, D. Wildridge, T. Meyers, J. Delp, C. Wilson, N. Bryden, M. Talbot, K. Stachina, C. Eldred Row 3: J. Ray, B. Holt, E. Middaugh, J. Card, D. Joy, D.J. Bourgeois, S. Gould, J. Gregory, R. Witt Top Row: R. Elliott, D. Peterson, D. Adair, J. Leahy, J. Bryden, J. Foote, K. Sullivan, B. Anderson, M. Frederick Freshman--25 Bottom Row: S. Woodbeck, J. Brodrick, E. Shields, L. Veres, Row 2: A. Meyers, K. VanZandt, J. Mitchell, J. Benjamin, M. Hull, P. Murphy, K. Moore, S. Thompson, Row 3: M. Gleussner, J. Weidman, K. Moore, C. Cozzolino, R. Kaye, T. Leahy, A. Kinney, R. Sohne, C. Forgit, Top Row: J. Lobdeel, M. DifWj Fish, J. Kokell, M. Walling, S. Corpina, J. Robinson, S. Linton, R. Elliott, S. Holdridge, J. Osterhaut Tlve. -£ QiQtY {$ - yoOi ytF)R Sock, ff-5 “Where? A naked Lady? . i TVffc arn S ;r mp twosome V C7M Clr f_ We are sophomores! This year our classes are harder and we have many more of them. We have become more involved in extracurricular activities, especially sports and music. With each experience we are moving forward and learning new things. A PLACE TO MOVE FOREWARD 26—Sophomores Chrissy you're not supposed to smile, it's a candid! Let's Be Friends! Chrissy, Chrissy, Chrissy. Now you can call me minnow, and you can call me Fish, and you can call me ... Sophomores—27 You put the dime in, I'll make the obscene call! Looking for dudes Are we sexy or what?! mmm . . . good We're almost there. This is our toughest year yet, and we're all hoping to make it through. This year is also a year to begin career deci- sions. Even with all our tough courses we are hav- ing a lot of fun and are looking forward to next year. With each day, we are moving closer to our senior year—The Place to Be! What??? Maybe I should go blonde . . . 28—Juniors Bottom Row: S. Clark, T. Wood, S. Sher- wood, K. Hirt, D. VanZandt, R. Sargent, M. Musser, B. Webster, M. Wilcox, A. Jones, S. Spaulding, L. Sorensen, E. Watson, Row 2: L. Layton, P. Boggs, D. Fisher, S. Mitchell, Row 3: S. Gorton, B. Wheeler, G. Rehrmann, D. McWilliams, L. Tiffany, F. Cobb, L. Helchowski, Top Row: J. Waffle, B. Norton, T. Wildridge, B. Wildridge, R. Stachina, M. Bassett. Die you swine! Us copy, never! Juniors—29 Moving Closer To ''The Place Paul 8c Leila Marquit's Morris and New Berlin Big M Midstate Presents . . . 30 -Advertisements Seniors 31 3C • ■ • ,■ • .! .Pfck-ms 32 Senior Baby Pictures ar Vs on Par ler L c omn {xbszmari Senior Baby Pictures—33 OUR PLACE The school years are almost behind us. We are at the top of it all. We've reached our goal that we knew we would someday reach. Way back at the start of school, we thought to become a SENIOR, we would have to perform some sort of miracle. We thought the day would never come when we would say, This is it. I have reached the top of it all. The struggle became less than we anticipated. It was just a day to day, simple accomplishment. Some of us reached for stars far from us, and success was ours. For some, we reached a goal that would lead to the stars, just one step at a time, and we knew success. Whatever our dream, we kept it. Now, the top of it all is here. We are now realizing the top which we had dreams of in our youth, is just the bottom, the beginning of life. We look to the future with hopes and dreams and confidence. We made it to the top of it all once, we can make it to the top of it all again. AT THE TOP OF IT ALL Dave gets into his work Pat and Mandy in SERIOUS discussion Jennifer will take your picture, too. THE PLACES WE'VE BEEN The gym. The cafeteria. The locker room. The CLASSROOM, (ugh) The stage. The OFFICE. (Don't remind us) These are just some of the places we've been for the past thir- teen years. The gym sometimes seems like home. We started going to the dances when Safety Patrol would have a record hop in sixth grade. We can't forget all the sports and our Senior Prom in the gym. The classrooms, though, here at M.C.S. gave us the access to all the other places. At times, we hated that one room, and the next day we loved it. We've grown and changed because of the places we've been Whopper beat the Big Mac Would the Queen please step forward? If I don't get this right, NO ONE will Louie arc TOGETHER Oh no! Wrong again! What a smile! Get it, Patti! THE PLACES WE'RE GOING Today is moving so fast that we hardly have time to think about tomorrow. But, we do think about our dreams, fears and hopes. We know that there is a world out there just waiting for us. M.C.S. has given us the opportunity to look ahead. We've had to face the realities that soon we will be on our own. Some of us have decided to enter the business world. Some are furthering our education. Some will be entering the service. Whatever we de- cide to do, we know that we will give it our all. We will know success, and we will be a part of this new world. Of all the places there are to be, we are looking forward to the places we're going. Rah! Cindy, RAH! Terry and Lisa in a traditional pose Jeanette, try opening the book! Lori Treiber OUR PLACE We have heard it all, how we need to dream and reach for goals. It seems that every time one of us would dream, it was daydreaming in the middle of class, and Mr. Stafford or Mrs. Rogers would quickly call us back to class. But, despite the complaints from our teachers, we still managed to dream. Our dreams of the future are filled with greatness, success, happi- ness and love. We know that one day, we will be able to become all we really want to be. Here at M.C.S., we realize that becoming a senior affords us the luxury of dreaming and then the freedoms to follow them. As we reach our senior year, we begin to look at ourselves more realistically. We also begin to look at our dreams more realistically. We are given the responsibilities to try and make our dreams come true. It is through this freedom that we become aware of our limita- tions and our abilities. We become aware that M.C.S. and our senior year has given us the chance to follow our dreams. i “Vi n. OUR DREAMS We gottcha, Carol! Two pica too many, Paul! TO FOLLOW What a bunch of . . . FRIENDS Get off MY CASE!! Yes, Jim, that's your locker. Seniors—41 Jaci's best friend! A PLACE AWAY FROM HOME 42 The prime purpose of the Rotary ex- change program is to promote international understanding. This is ac- complished by bringing young people from other countries to live and study in the United States, and to send youth from our community abroad. Each year the Morris Rotary Club encourages high school sophomores, juniors or seniors to apply for selection to the program. Students who have gone abroad: 1970-71 Barbara Cooke Carvin Denmark 1973-74 Mattew Dugan 1976-77 Vicki Smith 1979- 80 Jeanne'Valentine 1980- 81 Angie Carroll 1981- 82 Melanie Johnson 1983-84 William Wildridge Australia Sweden Denmark New Zealand Japan Sweden Students have come to Morris from The Netherlands, Bolivia, Australia, Sweden, Mexico, Japan, Argetina, Denmark, and the Philippines. Our 1983 Exchange Student: Luis Garcia Main Street Oneonta, N.Y. BOOSTERS Rivino's Liquor Store, Oneonta NY L.M. Electronics, Oneonta NY Discount Liquor, 53 S. Main, Oneonta Congratulations from Bouton's Fast Stop, Inc. Congratulations from Swiderski Family Good Luck! from Lulu Hilsinger Chow —A1 and Gina Barden St. Onge Typewriters—464 Main—Oneonta To a prosperous future—bus 45 Congratulations from Off the Beaten Path An- tiques Good Luck from Calico Cabin, Hartwick (Mrs. Lieb) Congrats! Brookside Tavern Good Luck from the Morris Hotel Have a great future—Morris Arco Congratulations graduates!—Gary W. Jacobsen Good Luck to the class of '83—John and Mary Peters Mexico A Norte—The Cellar Restaurant Congratulations to the Seniors—The MCS bus drivers Good Luck on the great adventure—Pie in the Sky Good Luck Seniors—Sidney and Carol Kaye Congratulations! From N.F. Wilber Company Good Luck to the Class of '83—Broad St. Li- quor Best Wishes from Valentine Pochy Congrats!—Kathy and Sam Libby Success always! Sophie and Perry Dixson Compliments of The H.W. Naylor Company Morris N.Y. (607)263-5145 Advertisements—43 SENIOR i Carl Albertson BOCES.................3,4 Chester Bassett Chorus....:............4 BOCES..................4 James Carr Student Council.... 4 Varsity Basketball. 3,4 Band .1,2,3,4 Senior Play 3,4 Jeff Davis Louie Garcia Soccer............1,2,3,4 Yearbook........... 2,3,4 Class V.P...............3 School Paper........2,3,4 Photography Club........1 Senior Play.............4 Patty Birdsall Cheerleading............1 Soccer................1,2 Basketball..........1,2,3 Chorus............. 1,3,4 Class V.P.............3,4 Darlene Boest Cheerleading..........2,3 Ensemble..............3,4 Chorus..............1,3,4 Senior Play ..........3,4 Softball................3 Volleyball..............4 Yearbook................2 Cindy Boggs Cheerleading......1,2,3,4 Volleyball............3,4 Student Council.......1,3 Senior Play...........3,4 Chorus..................1 Band..............1,2,3,4 Senior Play............4 Ski Club...............4 Jane Delp BOCES.............3,4 Jacqueline Dixson Honor Society.........3,4 Chorus............1,2,3,4 Ensemble............2,3,4 Soccer............1,2,3,4 Basketball............3,4 Cheerleading............2 Volleyball..............2 Band..............1,2,3,4 Stage Band............3,4 All County..........1,2,3 NYSSMA................2,3 Jeanette Dvoracek Cheerleading......2,3,4 Volleyball........2,3,4 Colorguard .........1,2 BOCES...............3,4 Mary Gutierrez Cheerleading.........1,2,4 Chorus.............1,2,3,4 Marching Band......1,2,3,4 Concert Band....... 1,2,3,4 Stage Band.........1,2,3,4 Class Rep............1,2,4 Class President..........3 Drum Majorette.........3,4 Doug Hoag Baseball.............. 3,4 Basketball...............4 Senior Play..............4 Terry Hoag Football............1,2,3 Basketball..........1,2,4 BOCES...................4 Senior Play.............4 Randy Joy BOCES.........3,4 Jane Brunschmid Chorus..............4 Ski Club......... 2,4 BOCES...............3 Bonnie Bunn BOCES ..... ......3,4 Jon Foote Football..........1,2,3,4 Basketball .............2 Yearbook................2 Marching Band...........1 Ski Club..............1,2 Senior Play.............4 Baseball................4 Chris Kaye Football..............1,4 Senior Play.............4 Yearbook................4 Baseball................4 Kathy Kokell Volleyball...........2,3,4 Basketball............2,3, Soccer.................3,4 Softball.............2,3,4 FHA......................1 V t f i I 44—Senior Activity ACTIVITIES David Pickens Baseball.............2,3,4 Basketball...........2,3,4 Football.................4 Yearbook.................4 Senior Play..............4 Student Council.........1 Jim Miller Senior Play........... 4 Ski Club...............4 Glen Moore Football............2,3,4 Vice President.........1 Senior Play.............4 Boys State..............3 Yearbook...............I BOCES............... 3,4 Yvonne Page Basketball......... 1,2,3,4 Volleyball...........1,2,3 Soccer...............1,3,4 Cheerleading............ 1 Band...............1,2,3,4 Stage Band.............1,2 All-County Band... 1,2,3,4 Chorus.............1,2,3,4 Ensemble...........1,2,3,4 Hartwick Interstate.... 4 Yearbook.................2 Area-All State Band ... 3,4 Senior Play..............4 Honor Society..........3,4 Jim Pasternak Football..........1,2,3,4 Yearbook................2 Senior Play.............4 Baseball ...............4 Kevin Ray Chorus...............1,2 Yearbook...............4 Football...............2 Mandy Smith Student Council President.............4 Vice President........3 Class President........2,3 Soccer.............1,2,3,4 All Star............3,4 Softball.................1 Volleyball.............3,4 Cheerleading............1, Senior Play..............4 Gymnastics..........1,2,3,4 Ski Club.................1 Alan Sorensen Football................3 Yearbook ...............2 Student Council.......2,4 Rosemarie Teed Cheerleading........2,3,4 Band..............1,2,3,4 Chorus............1,2,3,4 Ensemble............2,3,4 Soccer..................1 Yearbook............... 3 Senior Play.............4 Class President.........4 Honor Society........ 3,4 Yearbook................3 Jennifer Valentine Band.................1,2 Chorus...............1,2 Ensemble.............1,2 Cheerleading...........1 Soccer.............1,2,3 Softball.......... 1,2,3 Senior Play..........2,3 Yearbook...............3 Honor Society........2,3 Paul Werner Yearbook............4 BOCES...............4 Bill Wildridge Soccer...............2,4 Basketball............. Class President........ Student Council......1, Yearbook...............4 Band...............1,2,4 ' Chorus............1,2,4 Stage Band...........2,4 Woodwind Ensemble.....4 Marching Band..... 1,2,4 All County.........1,2,4 NYSSMA...............2,4 Area All-State.........4 Senior Play............4 Exchange Student.......4 Lori Treiber Katie Wheeler Band..............1,2,3,4 Jazz Ensemble..... 1,2,3,4 Chorus............1,2,3,4 Ensemble..........1,2,3,4 Flute Ensemble .....2,3,4 All-County........1,2,3,4 Area All-State........3,4 Conference All-State...3 Wind Ensemble.........2,4 Interstate Choir..... 3,4 Yearbook................4 Student Council.....2,3,4 Honor Society...... 2,3,4 Senior Play.............4 N.Y.S.S.M.A........2,3,4 Brenda Utter BOCES........;.....3,4 Tanya Wood Yearbook.............4 Band..............1,2,3,4 Chorus ...........1,2,3,4 Cheerleading........2,3,4 Soccer..............1,3,4 Area All-State..........4 Ensemble............2,3,4 All-County..........1,3,4 Senior Play ............4 Yearbook................3 Marching Band.....1,2,3,4 Gymnastics....... 1,2,3,4 Seniors—45 co to co ON THE BALL 46 Softball, Baseball Volleyball Although the girls volleyball team finished out the season with a 4-4 record, it does not reflect the overall talent and ability the team possesses. Even though many of this year's team will be leaving us, we look forward to another, more successful year in volleyball. The volleyball team pictured, to the left: M. Smith, P. Stewart, D. Boest, M. Gluessner, J. Weidman, C. Stewart, D. Fish- er, C. Boggs, L. Randel, L. Veres, Coach R. Zeiner Sports—47 Bottom row: J. Page, K. Kokell, B. L. Helchowski, J. Dixson, R. C. Spaulding, J. Wassenaar, E. Anderson, N. Joy Row 2: B. Shone, K. Forgit, D. Joy Last Row: Shields, A. Kinney, Y. Page. Prindle. K. Stachina, K. Sullivan, 48—Girls Basketball Our girls are cornin' back. This year, the girls basket- ball team was back in their winning form. With young talented starters like Kathy Forgit and Daphne Joy, and old veterans like Linda Helchowski and Julie Waffle, our girls are headed for another long winning streak!! Girls Basketball—49 Sports THE M.C.S. offers opportunities for the student to find a place to be in sports. Girls and boys can find a sport that fills their needs. We here at M.C.S. can be a part of Football, Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Volleyball, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Softball, Baseball, Wrestling, as well as a terrific gymnastic program. The student can also become a part of the action by being the encouraging fan, or, even more involved, by being a cheerleader. The Jocks at M.C.S. give it their all. Sometimes giving of themselves even involves suf- fering a broken bone or two, sprains, bruises, and bumps. But, ask any of the guys or girls who've spent time in the Emergency Room to check out the latest sport's injury , they'll say, It's worth it. Trey and Soccer. One and the same. Come on. We Can GET THIS to add up! And, then CELEBRATE! BOYS SOCC M.C.S. is $r £ud jo have these outstanding young men representing our school while playing for Gilbertsville. Jim Benjamin, John Brodrick, Trey and Bill Wildridge, Bob Wheel- er, Bob Robert Elliott, Mike Walling, Bob Stachina and Kurt VanZandt have made M.C.S. proud by their outstanding perfor- mance. Boys Soccer—51 Mick on the Move Front row: D. McWilliams, Coach Martin, M. Smith, Second Stachina, B. Anderson, A. Kinney K. Forgit, V. Pickens, D. row: J. Wassener, S. Mitchell, J, Waffle, M. Gulierres, D. Joy, S. Gould, J. Page, M. Fredricks, E. Shields, C. Fisher, Y. Page, J. Dixsoh, K.' Kokell, L. Treiber, J Valen- Bingham, D. Prindle, N. Joy, K. Church tine, C. Spaulding, R. Elliott, Thjrd row: C. Ferguson, K. 52—Girls Soccer That's Disgusting! On The Run Girls Soccer at M. C. S. Grizzly from the corner. Annette's on her toes! Girls Soccer—53 J.V. Basketball Row 1: S. Linton, K. VanZandt, J. Mitchell, W. Kinney. Row 2: J. Foote, S. Corpino, M. T. Leahy, R. Kaye, R. Joy N. Bryden, M. Talbot, J. Leahy, J. Brodrick, Walling, J. Robinson, D. Wildridge, R. Earl, I wonder what her name is . . How did he do that??? First you fold it this way . . . This year's J.V. team is doing a good job. The players are eager and put in lots of effort. The players show much promise and determination. They are a winning team! Mike Walling, John Brodrick, Tom Leahy, both the Joe's are the promosing Sophomores. From the Freshmen ranks comes D.J. Bourgeois, Jeff Leahy, and Neal Bryden. We're all proud of this year's winning J.V. team! 55 Bottom Row: R. Stachina, D. VanZandt, B. Forgit, T. Wildridge, G. Jacobsen, G. Wheeler, L. Tiffany, Row 2: D. Pickens, B. Rehrman, D. Hoag, J. Benjamin The idea is to put «the ball through the hoop C7 X . o' r 1 d J 9 i „ r - 9 y 56—Basketball ■ r. y f X ON A ROLL!! Strech Armstrong a- r UL G « ,o A j 7 ljJ'J '• - U- os eJ c ■ :LoJ jo The Mustangs this ye aue en't quite good enough to take any titles. They are, however, a much improved hfalL cl They are a very young team competitive. We look forward to turn of most of the starters. Risin' Up ick Row: S. Spaulding, D.J. Bourgeois, jf: Hull, SKe Peanut Hoffmai '•••• ,r - Despite high expectations by coaches and league, the Mustang expectations turned in a 1-5 losing record. Although they lost many close games, they were always entertaining to watch. Next year's team should be winners, as many of this year's starters are returning next year. May I have this dance? 58—Football Homecoming Hey Dave! The play is goin this way. Hey! Check out the Blonde. Show us your toothy grin. Homecoming—S9 The sack exchange. f Bottom Row: J. Weidman, M. Gleussner, P. Helchowski, L. Layton, C. Cozzolino. Top C. Boggs, L. Veres, D. Adair, P. Boggs, J. Murphy, J. Dvoracek, Ms. Collier, L. Row: J. Bryden, K. Sullivan, R. Webster, Wassenaar 60—Football Cheerleaders Basketball Cheerleaders—61 CO H J PQ s u CO S w Q Q m w o Eh CO Bottom Row: K. Wheeler, J. Sorensen. Row 2: S. Clark, R. Sohne, S. Spaulding, J. Foote. Row 3: J. Leahy, K Stachina, R. Wheeler, J. Dixson, C. Spaulding, V. Pickens, Mr. Shoals. Row 4: C. Wilson, M. Gutierrez. Row 5 T. Wildridge, D. VanZandt, B. Wildridge, M. Musser. Row 6: F. Cobb, M. Walling. Top Row: D. Bourgeois, J Lobdell Mary on the Flugel Horn Bob on the Sax 62 Stage Band Mr. Shoals, our new band director, is continuing the fine tradition of allowing each of us a place to be in the world of music. Our expressions in music take the form of Stage Band, Brass Ensemble, Woodwind Ensemble, just for starters. We can enjoy the new waves of expression and creativity. Mrs. Herrick encourages our ventures into vocal accomplishments. We have chorus and, more disciplined instruction in Girls Ensemble. Bottom Row: G. Rehrmann, M. Gutierriz, J. Waffle, D. VanZandt. Top Row: T. Wildridge, R. Teed, K. Wheeler, B. Wildridge, M. Gleussner, J. Sorensen Music becomes the PLACE TO BE IN 83. Bottom Row: M. Musser, K. Sullivan, M. Spaulding, C. Bingham. Top Row: K. Dixson, D. Boest, M. Frederick Gutierrez, Mrs. Herrick. Row 2: C. Wheeler, Y. Page, R. Teed, L. Treiber, J. Brass, Woodwind, Girls Ensembles—63 64 Marching Band No Place Like M.C.S. For Music! The Music of Clarinets, Com- pliments of RCA. We're looking for a few good girls. The few, the proud, the Marines! Just one thing, What's an eighth note? Really? The next Joan Jett! We may not be perfect or even the best, but we are M.C.S., and there just ain't no place like M.C.S. No, No, It's 6, 7, 8 and then turn! We wanted her candid and she just didn't show up. Our favorite people, the spectators. A Place To Make Music Bottom Row: T. Norton, M. Boynton, S. Brodrick, L. Waffle, J. Ahern, T. Drake, R. Veres, S. VanZandt, J. Cooper, C. Matteson, K. Kokell, S. Waffle, A. Church, Row 2: C. Gould, T. Bassett, D. Osterhout, B. Palmer, M. Matteson, H. Parmalee, M. Vough, K. Asquith, S. Mitchell, K. Moore, H. Bunn, M. Morehouse. E. Palmer. G. Lernihan. Row 3: J. Rehrman, M. Alger, M. Fortune, B. Lull, M. Steventon, M. Curtis, H. Burnett, A. Boest, D. Treiber, B. Fish, K. Layton, H. Adair, L. Pegg, D. Foster, A. Fiske Bottom Row: J. Roffe, L. Waffle, L. Sorenson, R. Veres, S. VanZandt, T. Tilley, C. Matteson, Row 2: C. Gould, T. Bassett, S. Broderick, B. Fish, T. Drake, A. Fiske, E. Palmer, M. Morehouse, S. Waffle, K. Kokell, Row 3: R. Ballard, R. Chambers, T. Bassett, B. Frederick, T. Baker, G. Lernihan, M. Matteson, H. Parmalee, H. Bunn, D. Treiber, L. Pegg, Row 4: T. Rehrman, B. Palmer, S. Parker, M. Alger, M. Fortune, B. Lull, H. Burnett, J. Gaiser, S. Witt, K. Layton Elementary Chorus and Band—65 SOMETHING NEW HERE! Bottom Row: E. Broderick, C. Ferguson, A. Witt, M. Bosco, C. VanZandt, C. Byrnes, J. McWilliams, D. Fusco, C. Valentine, T. Case, J. Foote, R. Elliott, Row 2: L. Rozelle, S. Wallfle, K. Leahy, A. Spaulding, K. Ballard, S. Littlewood, C. Pickens, L. Tiffany, N. Joy, K. Kokell, N. Cameron, J. Wassenaar, Row 3: P. Stewart, A. Carroll, K. Talbot, J. Gaiser, B. Brown, M. Holdridge, A. Page, N. Sohne, L. Johnson, L. Goodspeed, Top Row: R. Ballard, H. Harris, W. Kinney, P. Stafford, R. Joy, J. Byrnes, D. Lawton, B. Prindle, D. Wheeler, J. Lull JUNIOR BAND 66 -Junior Band Smile you're on candid camera! The sign of a genius is a cluttered desk. I'm working on it! Junior band is a time of changes. The old sixth graders become new 7th graders and enter a new world of mu- sic. This year the Junior band started out fresh with a new band director, Mr. Shoales. Adjusting isn't always easy, but things are going fine for both Mr. Shoals and the Junior band. Would you like me to autograph that for you. I may be famous some day. The next Little Orphan An- Tracy, he's looking at me! So's ni©M an Sandy Mrs. Herrick. Get singing! Junior chorus gives students a chance to find out if they have the talent to become a successful singer. With a lot of help from Mrs. Herrick, their director, the students learn to overcome their stage fright O' Bottom Row: L. Rozelle, N. Holt, T. Fortune, S. Morehouse, D. Fusco, T. Case, N. Osterhout, E. Moore, C. VanZandt, M. Bosco, J. McWilliams, C. Byrnes, K. Rendo Row 2: K. Weidman, C. Pickens, E. Broderick, J. Wassenaar, C. Val- Junior Chorus entine, L. Tiffany, N. Cameron, R. Elliott, K. Church, T. Tilley, T. Card Row 3: W. Kinney, J. Gaiser, A. Bingham, J. Moskos, D. Wheeler, L. Johnson, A. Spaulding, K. Leahy, S. Schaeffer, K. Kokell Row 4: Mrs. Herrick, J. Lull, V. Bourgeois, D. Forgit, J. Byrnes, M. Holdridge, L. Goodspeed, A. Harris, S. Holcombe, R. Joy, H. Lernihan, Row 5: A. Carroll, S. Waffle, P. Stewart, D. Lawton, A. Page, N. Sohne, T. Cahill, P. Stafford A Place To Start Off! Jr. Chorus- 67 Bottom Row: L. Tiffany, J. Wassenaar, K. Sullivan, Webster, P. Murphy, S. Spaulding, R. Teed, E. Shields, R. Sohne, P. Boggs, K. VanZandt, V. Pickens, K. Stachina, Row 2: Mr. Shoales, C. Spaulding, Y. Page, C. Wilson, J. Kokell, R. Sargent, M. Musser, C. Boggs, M. Gleussner, M. Gutierrez, J. Waffle, S. Gould, M. Frederick, J. Sorenson, Row 3: T. Leahy, K. Wheeler, J. Dixson, B. Anderson, F. Cobb, D. Joy, B. Wheeler, D. McWilliams, G. Rehrmann, B. Wildridge, A. Kinney, S. Sherwood, D. VanZandt, D. Wildridge, L. Treiber, R. Elliott, Top Row: J. Leahy, J. Gregory, R. Witt, S. Clark, J. Broderick, R. Elliott, T. Wildridge, J. Carr, M. Walling, J. Lobdell, J. Mitchell, J. Rob- inson, M. Wilcox, J. Foote, S. Linton, D. Bourgeois 34, 35, 36 measures of rest Trumpet Trouble! Tutti Flutti! Our Senior Band!! We are growing both in size and talent. This year, we have a new band director, Mr. Shoals. We are all working harder than ever and hoping to improve a lot with his help. With all the new and talented players coming into our band, we hope to build a stron- ger and more balanced program. We are all looking forward to the Sherburne Pageant of Bands. How come they're not playing? Senior Band—69 THE MUSIC MAKERS Senior Chorus Bottom Row: C. Forgit, P. Murphy, S. Thompson, M. Frederick, J. Page, K. Sulli- van, J. Wassenaar, J. Ray, D. Peterson, J. Brunschmid, E. Middaugh, J. Card, Row 2: L. Helchowski, L. Veres, B. Webster, J. Dixson, C. Cozzolino, L. Treiber, R. Teed, K. Wheeler, Y. Page, M. Gleussner, A. Kinney, D. Boest, S. Gould, K. Stachina, Row 3: D. Joy, C. Spaulding, S. Mitchell, B. Anderson, R. Sargent, R. Sohne, J. Waffle, P. Birdsall, D. McWilliams, P. Boggs, J. Weidman, A. Jones, M. Musser, J. Sorensen, V. Pickens, Row 4: M. Gutierrez, Mrs. Herrick, S. Holdridge, J. Leahy, C. Wilson, S. Sherwood, J. Mitchell, N. Bryden, J. Gregory, J. Robinson, S. Linton, J. Osterhout, Top Row: D. Wildridge, R. Stachina, B. Wildridge, B. Wheeler, T. Wildridge, M. Walling, D. VanZandt, R. Elliott, J. Brodrick, S. Spaulding 70 -Senior Chorus COLORGUARD Colorguard and Star Brights do a good job leading the band to victory. The Winterguard, at the top, and the Star Brights compete to mu- sic during the winter months to keep in shape for the summer marching season. STAR BRIGHTS Colorguard 71 A PARADE IS THE PLACE TO BE Bottom Row: K. Ballard, J. Wassenaar, N. Joy, Row 2: Mr. Shoales, V. Bourgeois, K. Kokell, D. Bryden, L. Veres, S. Mitchell, J. Weidman, L. Helchowski, J. Page, N. Sohne, L. Johnson, A. Page, L. Goodspeed, T. Case, R. Elliott, C. Ferguson, M. Gutierrez, Row 3: K. Leahy, K. Sullivan, C. VanZandt, K. Stachina, V. Pickens, D. Joy, B. Anderson, S. Gould, J. Bryden, K. Tal- bot, D. Lawton, J. Lull, L. Tiffany, M. Spaulding, C. Waffle, E. Brodrick, Row 4: R. Sohne, E. Shields, J. Waffle, P. Boggs, A. Kinney, M. Gleussner, R. Sargent, B. Webster, M. Frederick, C. Spaulding, J. Sorenson, J. Wassenaar, M. Holdridge, N. Cammeron, P. Stewart, A. Carrol, Row 5: R. Witt, J. Gregory, S. Spaulding, R. Joy, S. Linton, J. Mitchell, K. VanZandt, R. Ballard, J. Byrnes, J. Gaiser, B. Brown, L. Roselle, A. Bingham, Row 6: C. Wilson, F. Cobb, J. Robinson, J. Leahy, L. Treiber, R. Teed, B. Wildridge, Y. Page, J. Dixson, B. Prindle, J. Foote, J. Kokell, Top Row: J. Brodrick, D. VanZandt, R. Elliott, R. Elliott, T. Wildridge, M. Walling, G. Rehrman, L. Tiffany, B. Wheeler, T. Leahy, D. Wildridge 72—Marching Band The Marching band was strolling down the street to the beat of Sing Sing Sing and In The Mood. This year, the marching band has had some visitors; the booster club, which has made some major changes dealing with the buses and the way the band should march. Throughout the year, the marching band has had an excellent record, placing in every parade they entered. Marching Band 73 Row 1: V. Pickens, E. Shields, M. Smith, L. Tiffany, A. Kinney Row 2: S. Sherwood, K. VanZandt, P. Boggs, D. Fisher, J. Wassenaar, M. Gleussner Row 3: N. Bryden, R. Joy, S. Holcombe, C. Burns, M. Gutierrez, K. Wheeler, P. Birdsall Row 4: A. Sorensen, D. Bryden, B. Wheeler STUDENT COUNCIL and HONOR SOCIETY 74 Row 1: Y. Page, M. Gutierrez, Row 2: J. Valentine, K. Wheeler, Row 3: J. Dixson, R. Teed YEARBOOK and F.H.A. L. Garcia, J. Dixson, K. Ray, K. Wheeler, D. Pickens, C. Brunschimd, T. Wood, S. Gorton Kaye, J. Valentine, C. Bingham, B. Wildridge, J. Bottom Row: J. Lull, T. Cahill, C. Burns, J. Fortune, Row 2: P. Stewart, K. Moskos, D. Lawton, S. Morehouse, Row 3: V. Pickens, J. Sorenson, A. Harris, B. Prindle, Row 4: J. Bryden, C. Ferguson, L. Tiffany, Top Row: D. Joy, M. Fredrick, J. Page, B. Anderson Yearbook and F.H.A. 75 ADMINISTRATION David Hanks—Building Principal New Faces Just when we thought . . . Along came Mr. Barden and Mr. Hanks. The students love them, the teachers do too, and the tables in the cafeteria seem to be cleaner lately. Some of the seniors are wishing that they could stay another year to get their share of the new clubs and activities popping up all over the place. The elderly around Morris had a really great Christmas this year with the help of Mr. Barden, Mr. Hanks, and the entire Morris Central School. There is also another new face in the administration, Mr. Elliott, who took over Mr. Jacobsen's place on the Board of Education. Board of Education Elmo Barden—Superintendent Front: Warren Rhyther III, President, Elaine Lull, Eu- gene Quintin, Vice President, Back: Nikolaus Deluca, Frederick Jacobsen, not pictured Mr. Elliott 76—Administration FACULTY Mrs. Kristofik—Math awSSillwi Mrs. Russell—Home Ec Mrs. Rogers—English Mrs. Peters—English Faculty—77 Mrs. Kroeger—Reading Mr. Stafford—Social Studies Miss Halpin—Art Mrs. Jacobsen—Business Mrs. Bourgeois—English Mr. Leahy—Social Studies I Faculty The Place To Be in 83' is in the classes of many of the members of the faculty. They all have at least one class which most of the students enjoy. Another place to be is in the nurse's office, where Mrs. Elliott takes care of you when you are sick. When you want references for some class or another or if you just want a good book to read, the library is the place to be. Mrs. Foote will always help you in any way she can. We thank the members of the faculty for these places to be. Mrs. Lieb—Language Faculty—79 Mr. Gregory—Science The Place To Be Bus Drivers: Back Row L to R; B. Douglas, L. McWilliams, N. Teed, R. Moore, R. Pegg, B. Lindsley, P. Holts, Mrs. Card, N. Bronson, E. Colburn, J. Holts, Smilie v 80 -Staff is with the Staff at M.C.S. Mrs. I. Winters—Office Sec. Mr. Bachman—Treasure Mrs. Collison—Aide Cafe. Workers L to R: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Tkaczow, Mrs. McKown Mrs. Robinson—Sec. Mr. Turnbull, Mr. Goodier —Custodians Staff—81 The place to be in '83 . . . MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY WARREN KINNEY Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 Compliments of T.P. 8c T.M. Hughson, Inc. Insurance Auto—Business—Home 32 Chestnut St. Oneonta 432-6900 Compliments to the Class of 1983 D.L. 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Each unit has color television and HBO, direct dial telephones, com- tt:- bination shower-bath, powder room and two double beds, offering the ' traveler from near and far all the comforts of modern living. = = 88—Advertisements Visit the P C Stores in . . . Pyramid Mall Oneonta or at 76 Chestnut St. Best Wishes” 15 Lake Street MORRIS, NEW YORK 13808 The Ivy Beauty Salon Marcia Foote Tues. - Sat., 10 - 5 ( 607 ) 263-5116 Custom Frames and Mats New York Graphic Prints Stock Frames and Mats Needlework Mounting Painting on Veloct Hardcarved wooden Ducks and Birds Gift Certificates 8 High St. Morris Barbara Prindle, Operator 263-5040 Compliments of Empire Hotel Gilbertsville, N.Y. William and Mary Knicklebine Advertisements—89 Arabian Quarter Horse TWIN MAPLE SHADEL FARM OUTLET Stallion Service, Radiant King Kerosene Heaters Animal Feeds, Tack, and Assorted Merchandise Frank, Sharon, and Paul Werner Elm Grove Road Morris, New York 13808 263-5233 847-8101 BEST WISHES FROM EARL AND NORMA BOYD Fuel Oil L.P. Gas REINHARDT-ANDRUS West Oneonta, NY 13861 (607)432-6633 Kerosene Gasoline COMPLIMENTS OF WINTERS AGENCY Insurance • Real Estate Garrattsville, New York 13342 Stephen A. Winters, Broker Phone: 607-965-8207 Webb Sons, Inc. Saw Mill Building Supply Co. New Berlin, NY 847-6101 ComputerLand 419 W. Seneca Street Ithaca N.Y., 14850 (607)277-488 Little Grocery Gilbertsville, N.Y. GROCERIES, MEATS, ICE SUBS, SALADS. DAIRY SUPPLIES and DRINKS 34THv. o pa TRANBRDRTATIDN 1 Hi wnmm r -re Smith Ford SMITH NORWICH, INC. Open Weekdoy Evenings for your Convenience — 175 Eosi Mom St Norwich N Y Homestead Auction Every Saturday Night at 6:30 Morris, New York 13808 Near Fairgrounds Lew Miller Sons We cosign or buy Estate, households, cattle, machinery or What You Have Phones: (607)847-8634 or (607)263-5006 Bankers Trust Company of Albany, N.Y. Cooperstown, N.Y. 90—Advertisements CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1983 Oneonta Oil Fuel Company Inc. COAL 60 Market St. FUEL HEAT Oneonta N.Y. 13820 HEAT (607)432-5400 24 hour fuel and burner service Fuel oil, Gasoline, Diesel fuel, and coal Mid-State Fuel Corp. Inc. 60 Market St. Oneonta N.Y. 13820 (607)432-5100 Your Friendly Fuel Company If you need heat, we can't be beat Jiffy Stop Inc. Your local convenience store Quick Service with a smile Gas, Soda, Groceries, Beer, Fresh made Subs Located Morris, Oxford, Earlville, Hartwick, Davenport, and two stores in Oneonta Advertisements—91 ‘‘c Y 0,.., J- 7P Put your Duds in our Suds Open daily 7:00am-9:00pm Morris Coin Laundry and Car Wash and Artie Circle Ice Cream — Open April thru October So. Broad Street Morris, New York sAs r if' ct Rowes Auto Supply Oneonta, New York 69-71 Market Street BROAD MEADOWS 99 Chestnut St. Oneonta, N.Y. 13820 Morris, New York Get high on milk. Cows eat grass. Stereo Lab Brian Bourgeois, Dave Birdsall, Managers Soundtrack HiFi, Inc. Quality Automobile and Home Stereo Systems JBL—OnkyoTecnics—IDS—Sony Pioneer—Cerwin—V ega—Panasonic Scott—Craig—Boston—Acoustic Advertisements—92 Varden STITMOS INC The Varden 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 distinction, f or over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Advertisements—93 INDEX A Adair, Danielle 25,60 Aldertson, Carl.....................31,33,44,34 Anderson, Brenda.....24,25,48,52,68,70,72,73,75 Anderson, Brian..............................22 B 22,66,72,73 Bassett, Chester.... 56,31,34,44 29 Benjamin, James.. 26,50,51,56 22,72,73 Birdsall, Patty 31.33,34,37,44,70,74 33,34,31,44,47,63.70 Boggs, Cindy Boggs, Page 31,32,34,38,44,47,59,60,61,68 .. 29,3,59,60,61,68,70,72,73,74 20,21,66 Bourgeois, D.J Burgeois, Valerie. 25,24,55,62,68 4,21,55,71,72,73,75 23.66,72,73 26,50,51,54,68,70,72,73 22,66,72,73 21,66 Brown, Vicky Brunschmid, Jane. 26 4,31,33,34,44,70,75 22 Bryant, Jill Bryden, Dawn Bryden, Jackie Bryden, Neal -. 28 21,74,72,73,71 .. 2,24,25,60,61,70,71,72,73,75 25,54,74 31,32,34,39,44 Bunn, Francis Byrnes, John 22.66,72,73 C Cahill, Tracy...... Cameron, Noelle.... Card, Darwin....... Card, Russel....... Card, Janet........ Card, Timothy...... Carr, James........ Carroll, April..... Case, Thersea...... Church, Carmen..... Church, Karen...... Clark, Seth........ Cobb, Frank........ Colburn, Louis..... Corbett, Austin.... Corpina, Sal....... Cozzolino, Christine .........22,23 22.66.71.72.73 ...........26 .........26,71 .........25,70 ............22 31.32.35.44.68 ...22,66,72,73 ...21,66,72,73 ......52,63,75 .........21,52 28.29.62.68.69 29.62.68.72.73 ............22 ............22 ......26,54,55 ......26,27,70 D Davis, Jeff.......................31,33,35,44 Delp, James................................25 Delp, Jane...........................31,35,44 Dixson, Jaci.........31,33,36,41,44,48,52,62, 63,68,69.72,73,75,74,70 Dvoracek, Jeannette..........31,33,36,38,44,60 E Earle, Bob........... Eldred, Christine .... Elliott, Rene........ Elliott, Robert...... Elliott, Roseanne.... F Ferguson, Cindy...... Fish, Marshall....... Fisher, Dee.......... Fisher, William...... Foote, James......... Foote, Jennifer...... Foote, Jon........... Forgit, Darlene...... Forgit, Brian........ Forgit, Catherine.... Forgit, Darlene...... Fortune, Tracy....... Frederick, Michelle 72,73,75,70 Fusco, Danielle....... ..................54 ..................25 ......25,66,68,72,73 26,51,50,68,70,72,73 ....4,21,52,66,72,73 ...22,52,66,72,73,75 ...............26,27 28,29,46,47,52,53,74 ..................21 ...25,54,62,68,72,73 ...............21,66 ....3,31,33,36,37,44 ..................21 ..................56 ......26,48,49,52,70 ..................21 ...............22,75 ...24,25,52,61,63,68, ...............21,66 G Gaiser, Joseph..... Garcia, Louie...... Gardner, Larry..... Gleussner, Margaret 70,72,73,74 Glidden, Michael... Glidden, Vern...... Goodier, Marie..... Goodspeed, Lisa.... Gorton, Susan...... Gould, Stacy....... Gregory, James..... Gregory, Joseph.... Gregory, Randy..... Guerriero, Jessico.... Gutierrez, Mary Pat. 68,69,70,72,73 ...............22,66,72,73 .........31,37,42,44,45,75 .......................22 .......26,27,47,60,63,68, ........................30 .......................22 ........................24 ...............21,66,72,73 .....................29,47 .2,24,25,52,61,68,70,72,73 ............25,68,70,72,73 .......................28 .......................22 ...................20,66 ...31,32,35,37,44,52,62,63, H Hand, David..................................24 Harris, Amy..................................22 Harris, Heather...........................20,66 Helchowski, Linda. 6,28,29,41,48,59,60,70,72,73 Hirt, Kelly..................................29 Hirt, Sean...................................22 Hoag, Doug.......................31,33,36,37,44 Hoag, Terry.........................31,37,38,44 Hoffman, James...............................25 Hoffman, Jerome..............................26 Holcombe, Sam.............................21,74 Holdridge, Marybeth.................22,66,72,73 Holdridge, Stephen........................26,70 Holt, Brian..................................25 Holt, Nancy..................................22 Hughes, Lise.................................21 Hull, Merton.................................26 Hunt, Charles................................21 Johnson, Lisa.......................21,66,72,73 Johnson, Rebecca.............................24 Jones, Angela..........................29,70,71 Jones, Scott.................................22 Joy, Daphne.....24,25,40,48,52,68,70,72,73,75 Joy, Nadine...................21,48,52,66,72,73 Joy, Randy..........................31,32,37,44 Joy, Robert...................22,54,66,72,73,74 K Kaye, Chris.... Kaye, Jeffrey.. Kaye, Robert... Kinney, Annette 70,72,73,74 Kinney, Warren Kokell, James.... Kokell, John... Kokell, Kathy.... Kokell, Kristine. Kolvik, Dan.... Korth, Wayne.... L Lawton, Deanne Layton, Ben..... 6,31,32,37.39,44,58,59,75 .......................21 ....................26,54 ....26,27,48,49,52,53,68, ..................22,54,66 .......................21 ..............26,68,72,73 ...31,33,38.44,46,48,49,52 ...........21,66,71,72,73 .......................59 ....................31,37 22,66,72,73,75 ...........21 Layton, Lisa..........................29,38,60 Layton, Paul................................22 Leahy, Jeff......4,6,24.25,54,62,68,69,70,72,73 Leahy, Katie.......................21,66,72,73 Leahy, Thomas................26,54,55,68,72,73 Lernihan, Heidi.............................22 Linton, Scott................26,54,68,70,72,73 Little wood, Scott..........................21 Lobdell, Jeffrey.........................68,26 Lobdell, Steve..............................22 Lull, Jennifer...............22,23,66,72,73,75 M Matson, David...............................21 McWilliams, Diana.........52,70,28,29,46,68,69 McWilliams, James........................66,21 Meyers, Andrew..............................26 Meyers, Thomas..............................25 Middaugh, Eve............................70,25 Miller, James...................31,33,39,41.45 Mitchell, Joseph.............70,68,72,73,26,54 Mitchell, Susan......52,70,59,29,72,73,71,61,7 Moore, Erin.................................22 Moore, Glen...................5,31,33,37,38,45 Moore, Kerrie...............................26 Moore, Kevin................................26 Morehouse, Susan.........................22,57 Moskos, Kristine......................22,23,75 Murphey, Patricia..................70,60,68,26 Musser, Margaret................62,63,70,29,68 N Nichols, Regina.............................21 Norton, Brian...............................29 Nye, Melissa................................21 o Oliver, Gary................................23 Osterhout, John..........................26,70 Osterhout, Necia............................22 P Page, Aurore........................21,66,72,73 Page, Julia................25,48,52,70,72,73,75 Page, Yvonne. 31,33,39,40,45,48,49,52,53,63,68, 72,73,74 Parmalee, Jennifer........................28,61 Pasternak, James.................31,32,38,45,59 Peterson, Donna...........................25,70 Pickens, Chris............................21,66 Pickens, Dave.......2,6,31,32,35,39,30,45,58,59 Pickens, Vicki.......25,52,62,68,70,72,73,74,75 Prindle, Brenda...............22,48,52,66,72,73 Purdy, Christopher...........................21 R Randall, Laureen...........................47 Ray, Jeannine........................24,25,70 Ray, Kevin..................31,32,30,41,45,75 Rehrman, Gordon......29,46,59,63,68,69,72,73 Rendo, Cory................................22 Robinson, Joseph............26,54,70,72,73,68 Roe, James.................................22 Rozelle, Lori.....................22,66,72,73 s Sargent, Robin...............28,29,68,70,72,73,6 Schaeffer, Scharlae...........................22 Schaeffer, Hunter.............................21 Sherwood, Scott.................5,29,62,68,70,74 Shields, Erica.................26,48,52,68,72,73 Smith, Mandy..........31,33,35,39,45,47,52,53,74 Sohne, Nancy......................20,21,66,72,73 Sohne, Robert.................................22 Sohne, Robin..........26,27,48,49,62.68,70,72,73 Sorenson, Alan..................4,31,36,39,45,74 Sorenson, Julie.........25,62,63,68,70,72,73,75 Sorenson, Lisa..............................4,29 Spaulding, Amanda....................21,66,72,73 Spaulding, Carrie 24,25,48,52,62,63,68,70,72,73 Spaulding, Scott......28,29,59,62,68,70,72,73 Stachina, Kathy.......24,25,48,52,62,68,70,72,73 Stachina, Robert..................29,50,51,56,70 Stafford, Peter............................21,66 Stevens, Jill.................................21 Stewart, Carol.............................41,47 94—Index Stewart, Peggy................22,47,66,72,73,75 Sullivan, Kelly 24,25,48,49,60,63,68,69,70,72,73 Sullivan, Sean.............................5,20 T Talbot, Mark...........................24,25,54 Teed, Rosemarie...........31,33,39,41,45,61,63, 68,69,70,72,73,74 Thompson, Sally........................26,70,71 Tiffany, Larry.............28,29,30,56,59,72,73 Tiffany, LuAnn.............22,66,68,71,72,73,75 Tilley, Tammy................................22 Tracy, John..................................21 Trieber, Lori....31,32,40,45,52,61,63,70,72,73 U Utter, Brenda......................31,32,40,4S V Valentine, Jennifer..... 1,32,35,40,45,52,74,75 Valentine, Christine..................20,21,66 Valentine, Wayne............................22 VanZandt, Doug... 28,29,62,63,68,56,59.70,72,73 VanZandt, Karl..................21,58,66,72,73 VanZandt, Kurt......26.50,51,54,68,70,72,73,74 Vaun, Pam.................................6,26 Veres, Lynne....7,26,27,30,47,60,61,70,71,72,73 Vosburgh, Eric..............................21 Vough, Kelly................................25 w Yearbook Staff Advisor—Mrs. Bourgeois Editor—Katie Wheeler Senior Editor—Joe Gregory and Kevin Ray Sports Editor—Dave Pickens and Chris Kaye Organizations Editor—Louie Garcia K-6 Editor—Jaci Dixson and Carmen Church 7-12 Editor Jennifer Valentine Administration and Faculty—Tanya Wood Theme—Katie Wheeler Ads—Jane Brunschmid and Susan Gorton Photographers—Bill Wildridge, Jennifer Valentine Yearbook Sales, Typist—Tanya ■ r. Waffle, Julie.....5,29,52,53,63,68,69,70,72,73 Waffle, Sherry................22,23,30,66,72,73 Wahl, Billy..................................28 Walling, Micheal. 26,30,50,51,54,62,68,70,72,73 Wassenaar, Janet.......24,25,60,63,70,72,73,74 Wassenaar, Jean............20,21,52,66,71,72,73 Watson, Ellen................................29 Webster, Bonnie........7,30,29,61,68,70,71,72,73 Weidman, Bowe.............................22,20 Weidman, Janet.......26,27,47,52,60,61,70,72,73 Weidman, Kim.................................21 Werner, Paul........................31,40,41,45 Wheeler, Diana.........................22,66,70 Wheeler, Katie....31,32,40,45,62,63,68,69,70,75 Wheeler, Robert.......2,29,50,51,56,62,72,73,74 Wilcox, Mark.................................22 Wilcox, Mike..........3,29,50.51,56,62,72,73,74 Wildridge, Drew............24,25,54,68,70,72,73 Wildridge, Bill...........29,31,32,40,41,45,50, 51,62,73,63,68,69,70,72,75 Wildridge, Trey...........29,41,50,51,56,62,63, 68,70,72,73 Wilson. Chris...........24,25,62,68,69,70,72,73 Witt, Andrew.................................21 Wood, Robin..................................22 Wood, Tanya......................29,40,41,45,75 Woodbeck, Sherry.............................26 Worden, Donald...............................25 Woycik, George...............................28 Witt, Robert...........................68,72,73 M.C.S. THE BEST PLACE TO BE IN '83 We've walked these familiar halls many times. We know all the rooms by heart. It's almost like home. As we close the book on another year and yearbook, we must admit that there is some sadness in endings. There is sadness in knowing that the seniors won't be walking these familiar halls next time we meet. We'll all change and grow a little older. This year at Morris Central School ends, but we know that MCS was the place to be in '83!! 96—Farewell V