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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1985 volume:

«- MORRIS CENTRAL SCRAPBOOK 1985 MORRISANIAN Table of Contents Opening 2 Staff 6 Elementary High School Seniors 13 30 43 Morris Central School Morris, New York 13808 Sports 59 Organizations 79 Advertisements 93 Closing 112 Title Page — 1 The events of 1984-85 were never boring. With all of the organizations, sports, and other activities Morris has to offer, there was always something to do. As we walked along the path of education, we were relieved to find that education is more than work; it is participation in many different aspects of school life that go together to give us a better understanding of the life the world has to offer. Our theme is Morris Central Scrapbook. We want to present an accu- rate representation of school life here at MCS. This year's yearbook is dedicated to capturing what we like and do the best. Barbara, Heather, and Sharon waiting in the hall. A rousing third grade game of scooter ball. The girls' ensemble practicing for the Christmas season. All students here really get into work. They love courses that give homework (under one assignment). Our teach- ers make learning fun — at times. Our sports are truly a favorite among our students. Everyone participates in some way. Every game is highlighted, and it becomes a great event at our school. Our music department draws a lot of interest. Our numerous bands and choruses are respected throughout the school and the community. And, as the years progress, the classes become more interesting, the choices are wider, and we become better prepared for the world we live in. Opening - 3 It has been a great year. Everyday that went by brought us closer to June; we all felt it, and it showed. This year was spent living, learning, and sharing the experiences of MCS with each other. We all hoped to gain a lasting knowledge of the world and to use it for a better life. As you browse through this Scrapbook today and in the weeks and years to come and as you read about the students at MCS this year and as you read what your friends said as they wrote on these pages, reflect on what this school, this community, and these people mean to you. Best of Luck in the Future. Eighth Grade Colonial Breakfast. A care Bear-alias Kevin Meredith Mr. Hanks and Mrs. Shumway having a quick conference. DEDICATIONS Mrs. Ethel Perkins Mr. Goodier is saying good-bye to MCS after 25 years here. He is on his way to bigger and better things, but we'll all miss his contributions over these past years to our school. The aroma of his pipe will linger in the halls of MCS for years to come. For fifteen years Mrs. Perkins has been making sixth grade a great place to be. Her dedication to the Safety Patrol program, her skill as a teacher, and her willingness to be a friend makes her one of the greatest teachers at Morris Central School. Mr. Elwyn Spiel Goodier Dedications — 5 ADMINISTRATION The MCS administra- tion is a team of educa- tors and citizens that work together to achieve a system of education and a school environment that will help the students prepare for their futures. All of the per- sonnel, no matter which offices they occupy, are dedicated to the stu- dents. Our school student body thanks each of them. Mr. Hanks, Principal; Mr. Barden, Superintendent Administration — 7 STAFF Aides: Mrs. Phillips Mrs. McWilliams Mrs. Kodrich Mrs. Meyers Mrs. Skoglund Mrs. Collison Mrs. Winters Mrs. Turnbull Mrs. Elliott Without our staff we could never function properly. Our secretaries keep records, answer phones, type letters, and still find time to help us students in every way possible. The ladies in the cafeteria serve lunches to the entire school all year long. (What could we do without them?!) Our aides are always there, ready, willing and able to help with any problem that comes up. We could never do without our sanitation engineers . The halls and rooms sparkle after they get through. Without our bus drivers we couldn't even come to school! Hey, everyone, the best staff in the county is located in M.C.S. Mrs. Winters 8-Staff Bus drivers: E.Colburn, W. Burdick, H. Phillips, B. Lindsley, N. Teed, R. Moore, R. Pegg, V. Lull, N. Bronson, B. Spaulding. Cafeteria Ladies: R. Miller, B. McKown, A. Tkaczow, F. Norton, E. Miller. Staff-9 Janitors: E. Coodier, D. Turnbull, C. Hoag, Missing: M. Finneran. ELEMENTARY AND SPECIAL TEACHERS Front: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Zeiner, Mrs. Dixson, Mrs. Holcombe, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Haight. Back: Mr. Holcombe, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Torrey, Mrs. Layman, Mrs. Phelps. Missing: Mrs. Moskos. Front: Mrs. Bosco, Mrs. Shumway, Mrs. Weisberger, Ms. Lenhardt. Back: Mr. Spena, Mr. Clinton, Mrs. Russell, Ms. Grant, Mrs. Foote. Missing: Mrs. Herrick, Mrs. Halpin. 10-Teachers HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Mrs. Congdon, Mrs. Lieb, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Shackelton, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Kristofik, Mrs. Robbins. Start a new paragraph here. Staff-11 Discussing the big game. Have you seen my class? Bus 54? or 45? 12-Staff KINDERGARTEN MCS MRS. MILLER S CLASS Kneeling: J. Loucks, J. Dunham, M. Bowers. Row 2: A. Matteson, W. Seely, J. Lernihan, J. Moskos, G. Grant, B. Cotter, L. Matson, V. Hollenbeck, R. Turnbull, B. Jones, J. Parker, R. Kopp, T. Welch, W. Hoag. Row 3: Mrs. Miller, J. Wells, R. Myers, H. Purdy, J. Johnson. Learning letters is not an easy job! Ready for story time. 14 —Elementary OUR FIRST YEAR MRS. DIXSONS CLASS School was something new for us, but we liked it. Our teachers made learning fun. We learned the alphabet and how to write words, mostly our names. We all liked the many projects we did, and we especially liked play time. And some of us even liked naptime! This has been a great year, and none of us can wait for next year! Front: K. Whitehead, L. Dunham, S. Sullivan, N. Bemis, C. Whiteman, K. Finnerman, J. Joy, D. Tracy, R. Moore, Z. Washburn. Row 2: W. Potter, K. Meredith, J. Enck, H. Gray, C. Winkler, E. Moore, Mrs. Dixson. Back: M. Riordan, B. Jessey. Let's do the Hokey-Pokey. Elementary - 15 FIRST GRADE Front: S. Birdsall, M. Chambers, J. Schaffer, M. Boynton, T. DeLaurentis. Row 2: L. Leahy, E. Close, C. Lewis, M. Amatuccio, B. Card, R. Hoag, Mrs. Torrey. Back: D. Phillips, A. Alger, A. Shipmen, T. Adair, S. Tooley. Once upon a time there was a little rabbit... 16-Elementary I worked so hard all morning, I deserve this little break. Front: C. Worden, K. Wagner, J. Lawton, T. Boccafogli, S. DeLong. Row 2: M. Grabo, T. Newell, J. Northrup, Mrs. Holcombe. Row 3: J. Lawton, A. Vosburgh, A. Heady, K. Martin. Back: D. Bourgeois, R. Chambers, F. Steventon. I'd tell her the answer if you weren't looking. Elementary — 17 SECOND GRADE Front: S. Pegg, D. Decker, A. Chaplin, j. Rockwell, C. Winkler, J. Maerz, J. Finneran, L. Bassett, B. Palmer. Row 2: R. Lints, K. Hopper, J. Cahill, W. Tooley, S. Grant, K. MacLeman, J. Starcher, S. Potter, S. Santiago, R. Harrington, S. Enck, K. Leonard. Row 3: Mrs. Meyers, B. Ryther, T. Wilson, B. Holcombe, D. Cooper, D. jessey, S. Bertorelli, K. Webster, J. Lawton, P. Seeley, J. McCook, S. Tracy, A. Carvin, Mrs. Boyd. Betcha' don't know what I got? Scholarly Second Grade Sentences. I like school It is very fun It is so fun because are teacher gives us so much work and boy Do I like work.” I like gym, music and art. I must like scool.” 18-Elementary And I've come this far for this? A BIG HAPPY FAMILY Down... down.. . down.. . Here we go round the Mulberry Bush. MORE SENTENCES I think school is booring gym is good. I love school because it is fun I love recess and I Love gym and I Love Music and I Love tutor- ing. ”1 like school. I like to raed. I Like to do Spelling. I like to go to school, and I like my teaher. ”1 like the playgrond and I like the whole school schoolover. What next teach? Elementary — 19 THIRD GRADE MRS'S HAIGHT'S CLASS Bottom: N. Dixson, Mrs. Haight. Row 2: E. Brown, ). Kopp, T. Brimmer, S. Dunham, j. Adair. Row 3: N. Elliott, C. Shields, R. Maerz. Row 4: J. Mitchell, A. Wilson, G. Stevens. Row 5: D. Gregory, D. Jackson, B. Asquith, J. Matteson, C. Bodie. MRS. ZEINER'S CLASS Row 1: B.J. Seeley, Mrs. Zeiner, J. Hillis. Row 2: K. Johnston, N. Moore, M. Hunt, J. Sowa. Row 3: J. O'Dell, J. Delp, T. Ashcraft, R. Shipman, B. Drake. Row 4: D. Kopp, M. Tooley, J. Ahern, K. Hoag, S. Wilson, G. Vough, J. Dunham. Absent: M. Christian. Third Grade is fun! We learn all sorts of new things. We learn multiplying and dividing and cursive writing. Our teachers help us out when the work is tough, and they congratulate us when we have it done. We are having a great year and only hope it will be this great next year. 20 —Elementary Miss Singer and her buddy making books. The Third Grade Parade Elementary-21 FOURTH GRADE Front: D. Talbot, A. Guerriero, M. jones, E. Rock, T. Jackson. Row 2: Mrs. Douglas, A. Turnbull, M. Bemis, T. Cooper, J. McLeman, D. Washburn. Row 3: E. Burnett, J. Joy. Row 4: J. Perry, T. Kenyon, C. Bunn, K. Maerz. The change was swift from third to fourth. We've had to learn both south and north. So much to learn, so much to do, A lot of it is very new. From Indians,, pioneers, and such, Otsego's history within our touch. The study of Earth inside and out Plants and people, and without a doubt, We've found our memories we cannot trust! Homework and responsibility Is part of our maturity. And now after having a good year We find fifth grade is very near! Oh, no! Not Me! or If I hide behind this book, she won't see me. 22 —Fourth Grade Front: S. Veres, S. Phillips, J. Kays, B. Sherwood. Row 2: J. Jackson, S. O'Dell, R. Lawton, B. Tracy. Row 3: R. Elliott, J. Moore, S. Bosco, T. Carvin. Row 4: M. Madsen, S. Hoag, S. Bertorelli. On your own. Fourth Grade-23 FIFTH GRADE Front: D. Jackson, j. Nye, R. House, Mr. Holcombe. Row 2: R. Myers, W. O'Dell, A. Joy, J. Neer. Row 3: D. Ryther, P. Maerz. Row 4: K. Martin, J. Vough, J. Kenyon, E. Hopper. Row 5: R. Hollenbeck, C. Lernihan, $. Whiteman, C. Bemis, A. Kristofik. Friends She did it, honest! 24-Fifth Grade Front: A. Lull, R. Tilley, H. Stafford, Miss VanCott Row 2: M. Palmer, M. johnson, ). Morehouse, J. Waffle, D. Kaye, S. Vosburgh, T. Moore. Back: Mrs. Layman, M. Ballard, K. Baker, C. Coodson, J. Walley, F. Fusco, F. Hoag, K. Matson, N. Wilson. The joke's on you. Fifth Grade-25 SIXTH GRADE Front: J. Tooley, R. Johnston, J. Curtis, L. Tosti, J. Elliott, M. House, B. Ferenbach, j. Boynton, G. Rockwell. Back: J. Moskos, P. Teed, J. Schaffer, J. Sowa, Mrs. Phelps, B. Boccafogli, S. Birdsall, D. Holmes, J. Moore. Everything is under control. 26-Sixth Grade Front: M. Finch, R. Brimmer, J. Roffe, B. Wagner. Row 2: P. Card, C. Tooley, S. Bodie, S. Shields, A. Hillis, S. Weidman. Back: G. Rockwell, A. Seeley, C. Hansen, J. Kays, C. Goodspeed, ). Matherly, J. Williams, H. Card, Mrs. Perkins. Larry, Mo, Curly, and Ed Sixth Grade-27 April and Rayanne look at another year's yearbook. Bobbing for apples Mrs. Layman with some of her students at Open House. A multiple of personalities in the Fifth Grade. 28 — Elementary OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS PM BOCES: Front to back: N. Bryden, J. Hoffman, C. Wilson, J. Bryden, F. Bunn, D. Peterson, J. Card, J. Delp. AM BOCES: Front to back: M. Hull, S. Woodbeck, S. Thompson, R. Card, L. Randall, K. B. J. Anderson Moore, J. Kokell, C. Forgit. Oneonta Students: Front to back: D. Harris, D. Layton, E. Stevens, J. Bassett, M. Sullivan, N. Musser, A. Musser, J. Musser, D. Hazen, J. Maerz, M. Musser, L. Hollenbeck, K. Clark. Off-Campus Students —29 30- Jr. Sr. High Hi, Ya all! Who says? A couple of smiling Wendys Kelly and Kathy Dr. Tom at work Candids-31 SEVENTH GRADE Pablo, sitting pretty. Chris enjoying Homecoming Weekend. J. Ahern K. Asquith R. Barbieri P. Bosco S. Brodrick H. Bunn H. Burnett J. Cameron J. Cooper T. Drake M. Ferguson D. Caiser M. Goodspeed C. Gould W. Hirt D. Hull K. Layton j. Lobdell M. Matteson W. Moore A. Rendo L. Sorensen M. Vough D. Whitehead 32-Seventh Grade M. Boynton P. Hunt C. Matteson S. Stevens S. VanZandt H. Adair D. Decker K. Kodrich S. Mitchell T. Tilley R. Veres R. Bodie C. Could j. Lernihan S. Neer D. Treiber J. Webster Pages and pages of Impossibility. Tyler and Heather in two-part harmony. Excuse me. I'm new here. Could you tell me where room 205 is? Such was my school life the first two weeks of school this year. Life sure had changed. When I was in sixth grade I thought it was tough, but there is no comparison to 7th grade. But I'm getting used to it, and now I kind of like it. We get to rub el- bows with the big guys, and our freedoms have quadrupled. What a life! I wouldn't trade it for sixth grade if you paid me to! Tests, questions, answers... K. B. L. D. S. House Lettis Nye Valentine Witt Seventh Grade-33 EIGHTH GRADE Kim and Amy-a couple of uptown girls.” Hey, Bill, they got us! Office Personnel only, Mel? M. Alger D. Boccafogli A. Boest R. Brimmer D. Decker S. Dill A. Fiske B. Frederick C. Hunt K. Kristofik B. Layton T. Norton E. Palmer )• Place T. Rehrmann M. Steventon J. Stiefel J. Waffle M. Walley S. Pinero R. Reiss S. Rucker j. Ballad T. Bunn 34-Eighth Grade T. Case B. Fish G. Lernihan B. Palmer K. Talbot D. Forgit R. Chambers M. Fortune B. Lull j. Roffe D. Tilley J. Reiss A. Church D. Fusco M. Morehouse M. Rose A. Valentine M. Curtis K. Kokell B. Page C. Sorensen L. Waffle It takes great skill. Close-up makes your teeth brighter. The Buffalo Bills' future water boy. Watch out. Oh! Hi! Yeah, I'm an eighth grad- er. Oh! You want to know about my wonderful year in school? You know, I think the teachers respect us more after having made it through seventh grade, and you know, we respect our- selves more too. This year I like what I'm doing and can't wait for 1989! Uh oh, I gotta' go. Mrs. Congdon is calling for me! See Ya! Eighth Grade-35 NINTH GRADE Ugh, Sick!!! The Three Stooges s. Brown B. Brigham L. Goodspeed N. Joy )• Kokell L. Colburn R. Elliott j. Guerriero J. Kaye K. Kokell Look at the book, Brian, not the keys! 36-Ninth Grade K. Leahy S. Littlewood M. Nye A. Page A. Spaulding P. Stafford C. Valentine K. VanZandt K. Weidman A. Witt D. Matson J. McWilliams This book makes no sense. C. Pickens C. Purdy S. Sullivan J. Tracy E. Vosburgh J. Wassenaar A lunch time get together. Real Men Don't Eat Quiche. Ninth Grade-37 TENTH GRADE Vern pounding the keys. We've opened the door to great knowledge. Lori, Carolyn, and Necia deliver the goods. Louie, this is the tenth grade page. B. Anderson C. Byrne C. Cole V. Glidden W. Kinney K. Ballard N. Cameron C. Ferguson A. Harris D. Lawton R. Ballard T. Card T. Fortune N. Holt L. Lenz B. Brown A. Carroll J. Caiser R. Joy H. Lernihan 38-Tenth Grade S. Lobdell K. Moskos B. Prindle L. Tiffany S. Waffle Absent: E. Brodrick, J. Byrne, L. Gardner, R. Gregory, M. Wilcox. Hey, you, would you mind dissecting my frog? I've got a required theorem I have to memorize! Being a sophomore is a lot of work; I have a regents in biology and another in geometry —I don't know which I'm worried about most! Well I can't say I'm not enjoying myself. For every bit of hard work there is twice that much fun and that's the best part about it. Sherry-The girl voted most likely to smile. Thank God it's Friday. Tenth Grade-39 Don't cry, Julia. Class isn't that bad. Hi! I'm the junior you wanted for the yearbook. Junior year has been, well, is, very challenging academically; we face five regents in June! Yuk! Our class is selling calendars in No- vember and serving a dinner before the senior play in which several juniors have parts. It's been a great year! Uh-Can I go now?-I'm late for Trig . . . Jeff, look at the pictures in my notebook. 40 — Juniors So then what happened? Nth GRADE The day is about to begin. Are you ready? J. Leahy T. Meyers E. Middaugh ). Page D. Peterson V. Pickens J. Ray J. Sorensen C. Spaulding K. Stachina K. Sullivan M. Talbot K. Vough J. Wassenaar C. Wilson D. Worden M-m-m-m Good. I'm an animal. Juniors —41 FRIENDS Compliments of JACOBSEN CONSTRUCTION BOOSTERS Morris, NY 13808 Co for it. Graduates! Congratulations, Graduates. Good job! Well done. Seniors. Good luck from Robi Zeiner Best Wishes Best Wishes Good luck ''Chow'' Good luck Best wishes Congratulations, Chrisie. Congratulations to the Class of '85 Congratulations to the Class of '85 Congratulations to the Class of '85 Congratulations to the Class of '85 Congratulations to Chris Way to go, Chrisie! Congratulations to the Class of '85 Women's Naturalizers, Dexters, Nursemainds Congratulations to the Class of '85 Congratulations to the Class of '85 Congratulations, Chrisie May the future bring happiness and prosperity. Congratulations to the Class of '85 Help your local Safety Patrol Congratulations and Best Wishes to a Super Class. You're Strictly Kosher! Robert and Judy Hand Gary Jacobsen Denny Elaine Bourgeois Mrs. Zeiner Mrs. Elliott Mr. Clinton Sophie Perry Dixson Mr. Mrs. Barden Barb Grant Love, Nana Patterson The Swidrski Family A R Auto Repair W. J. Rowe Steve's Westend Arco Love, Mom, Dad and Cathie The Engorn family Kelly's Produce Stanard's Shoes The Ryther family The Shields Family on Sugar Ridge Farm The Martins Don Nancy Turnbull Sue Parker MCS Safety Patrol Bob Audrey Froewiss 263-5808 Put your Duds in our Suds. Open daily 7:00 am —9:00 pm MORRIS COIN LAUNDRY AND CAR WASH AND ARCTIC CIRCLE ICE CREAM Open April thru October So. Broad St. Morris, NY Congratulations to the Class of '85 PATRONS Heather Harris Chris Valentine Lisa Goodspeed Mr. Mrs. Steve Leahy Jennifer Foote Warren G. Kinney Mrs. Skoglund Katie Martin Steve Gutierrez Kristen Martin Helen Gutierrez Brenda Anderson Pete Jacobsen John and Yvonne Osterhout Lisa Layton The Parker Family Mr. Spena The Maerz Family Miss Budelman Elaine McWilliams Mrs. Rogers Giltners Mrs. Milller April Richard Turnbull Miss Lenhardt Tompkin's Hardware Mrs. Phelps Mr. Holcombe Rodney Michelle Anderson Empire LivectocK New York State's Leading Livestock Auction Markets and Farm Sales Service Sale every Thurs.—1:00 P.M. Oneonta, NY John M. Weidman, Sr. Manager Auctioneer 607—432-5710 42 - Ads Valerie Arnold Darwin Card lames Benjamin Russell Card john Brodrick Christine Cozzolini Colleen Dill Catherine Forgit Robert Elliott Margaret Cleussner Marshall Fish Donna Henness 46 - Seniors Scott Linton Joseph Mitchell Jeffrey Lobdell Kerrie Moore Andrew Meyers Kevin Moore Seniors — 47 Patricia Murphy Joseph Robinson John Osterhout William Stevens Laureen Randall Sally Thompson Kurt VanZandt Michael Walling Pam Vaun Janet Weidman Lynne Veres Sherry Woodbeck 48-Seniors FRENCH ROTARY EXCHANGE STUDENT Hi, Everybody! It was a tough job to be The Rotary Exchange Student of the year 84 85! But, as everything has its rewards, I also had lots of fun and discovered a big part of the American way of life. Everybody in the school was very nice to me, and I especially thank the teachers for understanding my state of mind! I wish all members of the Senior Class success in their studies, and hope to see some of them one of those days . . . Who knows? Ce n'est que'un au revoir! Valerie Valerie working in Yearbook. The joke she just told — Uh! Seniors - 49 Honest Abe Card. 50 - Seniors Merton is being a baby once again. Seniors — 51 Go to class, Chrisie. I think I feel sick! Late again, Kevin? Kurt pickin'. You’ve got to be kidding. So, this is America. 52 — Seniors Donna and Cargo. The ceiling is so interesting. Seniors-53 What do you mean? I have a class? I don't take orders from nobody. Is he really looking at me? Are they gone, yet? 54 — Seniors Margaret's eating I'm not ten feet tall! Sally and Russ Patti strikes again. Seniors-55 The mad math student! Wow, look at those girls! 56 — Seniors Seniors - 57 SENIOR PLAY—GET SMART Bottom: Mrs. Davis, L. Veres, Middle: M. Gleussner, A. Kinney, T. Leahy, C. Cozzolino, M. Tal- bot. Top: M. Hull, S. Linton, J. Osterhout, J. Kokell, J. Robinson. This year's senior play was titled Get Smart. The directors were Mr. Davis and Miss Budelman. After a rocky beginning the play turned out to be one of the best ever. Several juniors took part in this year's production when the talent in the senior class ran dry. But it was a smash hit, funny in every sense, and the Class of '85 closed the curtains proudly. Hello, Chief. Agent 86 here. 58 - Seniors 89, you'll find 13 hid well. You really messed up this time, Max. SPRING SPORTS Kneeling: B. Anderson, M. Fish, K. Rendo, W. Kinney, S. Spaulding, N. Bryden, M. Hull. Standing: R. Joy, C. Rehrmann, M. Walling, L. Tiffany, R Wheeler, D. VanZandt, Coach Naples, D. Hull. BASEBALL SOFTBALL The Mustangs baseball team finished last year with a record of eight wins and four losses. Five seniors helped the cause greatly. The whole team pulled together to show the others their stuff. This year should be an even better season. The girls' softball team, with a 2-9 record, was very competitive this year. There was great improvement shown all the way around. The most exciting game of the year took place in Gilbertsville. In the last inning the girls came back to score ten runs on two outs to beat G-ville 17-16. The team showed great effort and is looking forward to a great season this year. Kneeling: P. Stewart, D. McWilliams, J. Waffle, S. Gorton, B. Anderson. Standing: B. Benjamin, K. Stachina, A. Carroll, A. Kinney, N. Joy, D. joy, K. Kokell. 60 - Spring Sports BOYS' SOCCER j. McWilliams, J. Kaye, J. Brodrick, M. Bosco, P. Bosco. Jeff heads it! The five guys from Morris form the support crew for the Cilbertsville boys' soc- cer team. They work hard to represent our school, even if they have to do it in the wrong colors. Boys' soccer-61 GIRLS’ SOCCER Front: J. Joy, K. Sullivan, K. Stachina, B. Anderson, A. Kinney, C. Forgit, D. Joy, K. Kristofik, D. Lawton, A. Joy. Top: Mrs. Martin, A. Kristofik, V. Pickens, S. VanZandt, K. Moskos, C. Spaulding, A. Page, M. Frederick, J. Page, S. Gould, J. Wassenaar, K. Kokell, M. Curtis. Brenda with a corner kick. Kris catches a meteor. The girls soccer team was something else this year! Overall they finished 8-6 and 1, and in league play they finished 8-3 and 1. We are proud of our girls. They showed real spirit. They worked together and gained respect of all. Most of all they had fun. 62-Girls' Soccer WATER! Cee, I wish I could play like them. SCOREBOARD Gilbertsville OV New Berlin S. New Berlin Mt-Upton (OT) Franklin Gilbertsville OV New Berlin S. New Berlin (OT) Franklin Mt-Upton (OT) Morris Opponent 2 1 0 2 5 0 2 1 0 0 1 7 3 2 0 2 3 1 3 2 1 0 1 2 Huh! And you think you're good. Don't worry about your shorts, Daph. Go for it, lulie. Erin with a right hook. Girls' Soccer-63 FOOTBALL Sitting: ). Tracy, |. Gregory, ). Kokell, C. Gould, B. Frederick, K. Rendo, Brigham, L. Colburn, R. Ballard, ). Leahy, N. Bryden, A. Meyers, T. K. VanZandt, C. Purdy. Row 2: B. Layton,, S. Sullivan, ). Kokell, M. Hull, Leahy, J. Mitchell, B. Anderson, T. Meyers, R. )oy, E. Vosburgh, K. V. Glidden, J. Foote, P. Stafford, M. Wilcox. Standing: Coach Naples, B. VanZandt. FOOTBALL The football team finished the sea- son this year with a record of two wins and four losses. Even though this was not our best year, the boys gave it their best shot, and we're all proud of them. Next year we all look forward to an even brighter season. SCOREBOARD Mt. Upton 0 Morris 2 Morris 12 Laurens 22 Edmeston 6 Morris 24 New Berlin 50 Morris 0 S. New Berlin 34 Morris 8 New Berlin 30 Morris 6 Their ball on the WHAT yardline? 64 —Football Cary, Mr. Fix 'em up. Go, get 'em Mustangs! Assistant Coach D. Huddle-up, Men! Stick-em, Big D! Football - 65 Annette Kinney Andy Meyers Homecoming Queen and Mr. Irresistable Homecoming is my favorite time of the year, next to vacation, of course! Maybe it's because there are so many things going on. All sorts of contests and games are taking place all the time. Some highlights were: NERD” day, a chugalug contest. Number day, and Ani- mal day for the younger people. The most exciting events were the quest for the queen - Homecoming queen, that is-We chose Annette Kinney. And the guy chosen as Mr. Irresistable, a most distinguished title, was Andy Meyers. Boom-boom-de-boom. Would you believe — 17 in the War Wagon? 66 - Homecoming FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS; Kneeling: L. Lenz. Second: J. Weidman, D. jenkins, J. Bryden. Third: J. Sorensen, K. Vough, K. Weidman, D. Bryden, L. Veres. Fourth: J. Wassenaar, J. Lull, S. Waffle. Top: A. Spaulding. C H E E R L E A D E R S Let's get a little bit ROWDY. Practice . . Practice Football Cheerleaders — 67 The Morris Methodist Church for their studio privileges.” Diana McWilliams for her guest appearance in the layout department. Miss Lenhardt for art and photo help. The office staff for their messages and errands. Mrs. Davis for her in-residence expert assistance. Mr. Maher for his expertise and help. Mr. McWilliams and Varden's Studio for their pictures. Mr. Fred Lemister for his friendship and support. Mrs. Jacobsen for her typewriters. Mrs. Zeiner for the Volleyball connection.” 68 - Sports BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders are really some- thing to cheer about. For years our MCS cheerleaders have cheered on the MCS athletes to victory after victory. This year is no exception. The girls cheer and cheer well, and the boys win. The girls are assisted this year by a Pep Squad. Don't fly away. Sherry! Bottom: D. Bryden, ). Bryden, S. Gould, K. Weidman. Top: L. Goodspeed, ). Wassenaar, E. Brodrick, S. Waffle. Perfect mount, again. Cheerleaders in action. Cheerleaders —69 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL This year's varsity volleyball team, with a 5-2 record, is one of the best teams Morris has seen in years. Although there were no real stars on the team, everyone worked together and became a powerful, respected team. Mrs. Zeiner said, There was no one spectacular feature of the team-- everything was good from serving to setting to spiking. The girls worked every night for IV2 hours to perfect every aspect of the game, and all of the work paid off. M. Gleussner, L. Randall, C. Cozzolino, P. Stewart, P. Vaun, Coach Zeiner, C. Dill. In that game we worked our pants off! 70-Volleyball JV VOLLEYBALL The JV Volleyball team, although a young and unexperienced group, did quite well this year. The girls finished with a 1-6 record, but they went up against more experienced teams and held their own with the best of them. The girls look forward to next year when they will be the more experienced. Front: R. Elliott, D. Lawton, P. Murphy, T. Tilley. Back: T. Tilley, S. Woodbeck, L. Hughes, Mrs. Zeiner, M. Curtis, L. Tiffany, J. Waffle. Let's hurry it up. Girls. Won't Mrs. Zeiner be surprised when she gets back? It's a bird; it’s a plane . . . No, girls, it's a volleyball. Volleyball — 71 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Bottom: C. Ferguson, A. Kristofik, A. Joy, E. Burnett, W. LeFlore, G. Stevens. Middle: J. Page, N. Joy, D. Joy, C. Forgit, A. Kinney, M. Frederick, B. Anderson, K. Sullivan, K. Stachina. Top: S. VanZandt, A. Church, J. Wassenaar, B. Lull, H. Burnett, K. Kokell, A. Page, B. Prindle, A. Carroll, K. Kristofik, K. Leahy, D. Forgit, E. Moore, Mrs. Martin. Coach Martin, Mr. Woods, and Mr. Martin. Coaches of the At the time of this writing, the girls are on the track of a Girls' Basketball Teams great season. The team consists mostly of the players from last year's Sectional Runner-ups. This year we have also started a Girls' JV team. This team is doing very well and is improving with each game. The Mustangs look forward to a rewarding season. 72-Basketball You have to shoot to make points, girls. Get in the game, Annette! Annette learns to dribble. Let's Boogie! Sink it, Catherine. Brenda on the move. Basketball-73 JV BASKETBALL Kneeling: L. Colburn, B. Anderson. Standing: C. Purdy, ). McWilliams, R. Ballard, B. Brigham, W. Kinney, B. Fisher, G. Oliver, P. Stafford, J. Kokell, K. VanZandt, C. Tosti. At the time of this writing, the )V team is unde- feated. They show the real Mustang Spirit winning every game. Last year they went all the way to the Championships, and they are heading in that direc- tion already this year. They have already earned a second place in the Ray Clement Tournament for this year. They don't know the meaning of the word lose. Coach Leahy gives the game plan. 74-Basketball Basketball-75 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom: R. Chambers, R. Veres, B. Frederick, ). Joy. Middle: T. Back: K. VanZandt, J, Leahy, M. Walling, T. Leahy, R. Joy, ). Robinson, Rehrmann, ). Mitchell, J. Benjamin, |. Brodrick, S. Linton, C. Gould. R. Witt, Coach Jacobsen. Our Varsity boys are doing well again this year. They are an experienced team and show it everytime they are on the court. The boys have built up every aspect of the game and work to- gether throughout every game. They control their game, and they work to keep it going in their fa- vor. You fans can check their rigorous practice schedule to see that they work for what they get, however. The Varsity team hopes to go far this season, and all of the fans are there every game to cheer them on all the way. Burning up the nets. 76 — Basketball Rob shooting his usual 99.9% from the line. Whass Up, Man? Basketball - 77 SKI CLUB GYMNASTICS Bottom: M. Bosco, J. Kaye. Row 2: C. Gould, D. Kaye, C. Gould. Row 3: E. Brodrick, P. Bosco, S. Brodrick, K. Asquith. Row 4: J. Gregory, S. Gould, B. Anderson, M. Morehouse, B. Page. Row 5: A. Meyers, K. Moskos. Absent: R. Kaye, M. Talbot. Bottom: K. Leahy, S. Morehouse. Top: E. Vosburgh, B. Brown, M. Bosco, J. Kaye, K. Van Zandt. 78-Ski dub gymnastics ELEMENTARY BAND CHORUS Front: H. Stafford, J. Kays, P. Teed, A. Lull, A. Kristofik, J. Elliott, j. Roffe, j. Tooley, R. johnston, B. Hollenbeck. Back: J. Moore, A. Hillis, $. Shields, K. Martin, S. Whiteman, B. Boccafogli, K. Baker, M. Ballard, T. Moore. Front: S. Bosco, R. Lawton, $. Phillips, D. Talbot, H. Stafford, S.. Bertorelli, C. Bemis, J. Jackson, J. Kays, D. Washburn. Row 2: E. Burnett, A. Joy, B. Sherwood, T. Cooper, J. Kenyon, D. Jackson, E. Hopper, J. Neer, C. Lernihan, J. Nye. Row 3: S. Vosburgh, C. Coodson, M. Ballard, K. Baker, T. Moore, S. Veres, K. Maerz, T. Jackson, J. McLeman, A. Turnbull. Row 4: S. Whiteman, N. Wilson, R. House, A. Lull, A. Kristofik, K. Martin, J. Moskos, S. Hoag. Back: P. Card, B. Boccafogli, S. Weidman, J. Sowa, E. Seeley, C. Chambers, S. Birdsall, J. Kays, C. Han- sen, B. Wagner, J. Tooley. 80-Elementary Band Chorus JUNIOR BAND £ CHORUS Front: A. Fiske, K. Kristofik, M. Curtis, T. Drake, E. Palmer, K. Kokell, L. Waffle. Row 2: D. Boccafogli, M. Morehouse, T. Tilley, G. Lernihan, J. Roffe, C. Matteson, B. Lull, K. House, J. Cooper, S. Brodrick, B. Lettis, S. VanZandt Row 3: J. Waffle, M. Alger, j. Ballard, B. Palmer, M. Matteson, H. Burnett, R. Veres, D. Treiber, P. Bosco, D. Valentine, C Gould, D. Tilley. Back: B. Frederick, M. Fortune, R. Chambers, L Sorensen, M. Boynton, Mr. Spena. Front: H. Adair, W. Moore, A. Fiske, L. Nye, J. Stiefel, L. Waffle, K. Kristofik, A. Church. Row 2: D. Gaiser, ). Cooper, D. Fusco, A. Boest, S. Stevens, M. Morehouse, G. Lernihan, E. Palmer, L. Waffle, B. Lull. Row 3: H. Bunn, D Forgit, M. Ferguson, B. Lettis, G. Lernihan, T. Drake, C. Matteson, H. Burnett, M. Vough, M. Matteson. Back: M. Rose, C. Gould, A. Valentine, M. Alger, B. Frederick, S. VanZandt, K. Asquith, D. Treiber, S. Brodrick. Organizations - 81 JAZZ BAND Front: ). Leahy, V. Pickens, M. Bosco, A. Spaulding. Row 2: L. Tiffany, B. Brown, ). Foote, ). Gregory, K. Stachina, K. VanZandt. Row 3: R. Joy, Mr Spena, C. Spaulding, ). Wassenaar, K. VanZandt. The MCS Jazz Band is a group well-recognized in our area. The stu- dents in the band are unique because they are able to play a style of music they cannot in the traditional band setting. The band practices after school and puts in a lot of overtime to perfect their music for upcoming concerts, which consist of both in-school and community functions. They also practice music for competition at Sherburne and other places. I broke my leg, and I can't play the Sax. 82 - Organizations GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE BRASS ENSEMBLE Front: V. Pickens, ). Lull, E. Brodrick, C. Cozzolino, J. Weidman, A. Kinney, A. Spaulding, Back: C. Spaulding, S. Gould, D. Joy, M. Frederick, K. Sullivan, C. Pickens. Front to Back: J. Leahy, B. Brown, J. Gregory, K. Stachina, K. VanZandt, Mr. Spena, L. Tiffany. Our Girls' Ensemble certainly lives up to the standard of excellence portrayed by Morris Stu- dents. The girls sing at many concerts, travel to nursing homes at Christ- mas, and use their skills to entertain us all. The Brass ensemble is a relatively new group. But, we all enjoy their music as an added attraction to Christmas at Morris. Organizations-83 SENIOR BAND Front: V. Pickens, M. Frederick, L. Rozelle, K. Sullivan, J. Sorensen, Fortune, K. Leahy. Row 2: J. Lull, D. Lawton, S. Gould, E. Brodrick, Spaulding, W. Kinney, K. Ballard, H. Harris, C. Spaulding, R. Joy, Wassenaar, J. Foote, S. Morehouse. Row 3: S. Waffle, K. Kokell, Goodspeed, K. Musser, R. Ballard, R. Elliott, J. McWilliams, C. Byrne, J. Wassenaar, C. Pickens, B. Brown, K. Stachina, K. VanZandt, J. Gregory. Row 4: L. Tiffany, S. Littlewood, J. Lobdell, A. Kinney, J. Leahy. Back: A. Page, J. Foote, P. Stafford, K. VanZandt, Mr. Spena. Band even beats this! A little practice session. 84 —Senior Band SENIOR CHORUS Front: M. Frederick, P. Murphy, C. Cozzolino, A. Kinney, J. Weidman, K. Sullivan, C. Spaulding, S. Gould. Row 2: L. Goodspeed, R. Elliott, K. Church, M. Nye, J. Guerriero, A. Spaulding, J. Lull, J. Wassenaar. Row 3: L. Tiffany, N. Osterhout, L. Rozzelle, K. Weidman, C. Pickens, J. Wassenaar, E. Brodrick, J. Gaiser. Row 4: J. Lobdell, J. Osterhout, P. When the cat's away ... Stafford, J. Robinson, K. Stachina, J. Sorensen, V. Pickens, D. Joy. Row 5: J. Gregory, K. VanZandt, J. Delp, j. Brodrick, J. Mitchell,, M. Walling, K. VanZandt. Row 6: D. Jenkins, L. Lenz, J. McWilliams, J. Leahy, K Kokell, S. Waffle, R. Joy, W. Kinney. Back: P. Stewart. Chorus - 85 We're gathered here today. . . MARCHING BAND Front: K. Sullivan, R. Lull, R. Elliott, K. Church, N. Cameron, B. Fish, S. Mitchell, K. Layton. Row 2: C. Ferguson, L. Rozelle, L Tiffany, L. Goodspeed, J. Roffe, C. Spaulding, M. Frederick, j. Waffle. Row 3: R. Joy, K. Leahy, A. Spaulding, G. Lernihan, D. Boccafogli, K. Kokell, T. Fortune, M. Morehouse. Row 4: M. Alger, M. Fortune, R. Chambers, B. Frederick, J. Lobdell, B. Brown, E. Brodrick, A. Fiske. Row 5: S. Littlewood, J. Gregory, J. McWilliams, K. VanZandt, E. Palmer, L. Waffle, J. Wassenaar, D. Lawton. Back: P. Stafford, J. Mitchell, J. Foote, C. Byrne, M. Curtis, J. Leahy, S. Waffle, K. Kristofik, B. Lull, K. VanZandt. K. Layton, S. Mitchell, B. Fish, K. Sullivan, K. Church, R, Elliott. Darn! They're marching in the wrong direction. N. Cameron —Twirler A small but mighty band participated in many events this past summer. The marching season was highlighted by first place wins in Schenevus and at Whitney Point. The marching season begins with our Memorial Day Celebrations in Morris, but the first big event is the An- nual Sherburne Pageant of Bands. From that time on, many graduating seniors retire , and the rest of the mu- sicians and marchers regroup and carry on. Kelly Sullivan is our Drum Majorette. She is the one who directs the marching band, and this past marching season was her first year on the job. She received first place awards at Richfield Springs and at the State Fair Competition. Great Job, Kelly. This year the band is looking forward to a successful marching season with our new band director, Mr. Spena. 87-Marching Band RENAISSANCE FAIRE Dearly Beloved, we are gathered here today . . . This year the eleventh grade Major British Authors class tried something different. They were studying the Renaissance time period when their student teacher. Miss Debbie Budelman, suggested that the class should coordinate a Renais- sance Faire so the entire school could learn about this great period in history. So, under the direction of Miss Budelman, the class prepared for one of the biggest events of the school year. Everything went together perfectly, and when the class was ready; so was the student body. The Faire was enjoyed by students and teachers, alike. But everyone learned about the Renaissance dress, architecture, combat suits and fighting techniques, food, writing, and literature. Cheerio, Good Chap! 88 - Renaissance SPEECH DEBATE FHA-HERO Our Speech and De- bate team, though relatively new, has already proven itself by winning two slots at the National Speech tourna- ment in Cincinnati. Competition on the circuit is tough, but our team has shown they can keep up with the best. The Morris chapter of the FHA-HERO program is going strong. This or- ganization emphasizes leadership and decision- making. These are im- portant qualities that are intended to direct members to a brighter future. They do many things to help the com- munity as well as themselves. Sitting: V. Pickens, C. Rendo, R. Veres. Kneeling: ). Lobdell, P. Murphy, L. Tiffany, B. Brown, ). Osterhout. Stand- ing: E. Moore, L. Rozelle, N. Osterhout, L. Lenz, Mrs. Rogers. Front: L. Tiffany, A. Church, S. Waffle, A. Harris, D. Lawton, K. Kristofik. Back: Mrs. Russell, K. Talbot, M. Morehouse, L. Waffle, E. Palmer, ). Waf- fle. Organizations-89 STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR SOCIETY Sitting: ). Weidman, A. Kinney, K. Sullivan. Row 2: C. Spaulding, C. Pickens, N. Bryden, M. Walling, B. Brown, ). Brodrick, T. Tilley, ). Wassenaar. Sitting: ). Page, D. |oy. Row 2: K. VanZandt, ). Sorenson, Mr. Barden, ). Gregory, K. Vough. 90 - Organizations SAFETY PATROL EUROPE BOUND Front: Mrs. Perkins, J. Elliott, M. Finch, ). Roffe, D. Holmes, S. Bodie, C. Hansen, S. Shields, B. Boccafogli, J. Tooley, Mrs. Phelps. Row 2: R. John- ston, J. Moore, B. Farenbach, J. Boynton, J. Kays, S. Weidman, J. Moskos, P. Card, C. Tooley. Row 3: R. Brimmer, ). Curtus, J. Matherly, M. House, J. Williams, S. Birsall, P. Teed, C. Rockwell. Row 4: L. Tosti, B. Wagner, H. Card, J. Sowa, C. Goodspeed, A. Seeley, A. Hillis, J. Schaffer. Front: K. Sullivan, E. Brodrick, J. Wassenaar, S. Gould, K. Stachina, B. Anderson, J. Sorensen, K. Leahy. Row 2: T. Leahy, M. Talbot, J. Page, J. Brodrick, B. Brown, S. Morehouse. Row 3: Mrs. Lieb, T. Meyers, J. Wassenaar, J. Lull, M. Lernihan, L. Rozelle, E. Moore, T. Fortune. Organizations —91 YEARBOOK Annette organizes the senior portrait schedule. Front: B. Stevens, Mrs. Harrington. Middle: S. Linton, J. Robinson, M. Talbot, C. Cozzolina. Top: |. Osterhout, A. Kinney. BRAIN GAME Bill labels envelopes. Yearbooks don't just make themselves. Many decisions have to be made. This year's staff made the decision to make a bigger book, cov- ering more areas, and to sell the ads needed to do those things. We gave it our best shot. Enjoy our book. The headquarters of our Brain Game team is Room 203. The team practices long and hard for the com- petitions in Stamford which are tele- vised throughout the area. At the time of this writing, MCS has already beaten South Kortright, and they're gearing up to win 2. J. Gregory, Mrs. Rogers, R. Witt, ). Lobdell, T. Leahy. 92 — Organizations Congratulations Class of 1985 R J. 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Candids- 105 Best Wishes to the Class of '85 SEARS 61 South Main Oneonta, NY 432-7350 . | 432-7672 it [ilk army Congratulations uwes You Pay Less At JwV ' Harold's Everyday. to the 219 Main St. Oneonta, NY 13820 SAIGON _ i Mon-Sat 9:30-5:30, Thurs till 9:00, Fri till 8:00, Sun 12-5 Class of '85 Laurens, NY 106-Ads Ads - 107 The Varden Portrait It!s What You Want It To Be. The Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle tor less. Vardon Studios. line K.SCN KINCH Five Corners Body Shop IS GREEN STREET, NEW BERLIN, N. V. 13411 Heavy Duty • 24 Hour Wrecker Service • — rHONES — 847-6381 Days Nights: 847-6589, 847-8663 or 847-887« Card’s Auto Parts 31 ACADEMY STREET New Berlin, New York 13411 (607) 847-6309 607-847-8311 DEER PATH RESTAURANT WEBB SONS, INC. Open 7 days a week Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner YOUR HOSTS ROUTE 8 NORTH DON THERESA ST. HILAIRE NEW BERLIN, NY Saw Mill Building Supply Co. New Berlin 847-6101 Sherburne 674-2533 Delhi 746-2386 Norwich 334-2295 108-Ads We're Preferred. m PREFERRED MUTUAL INSURANC COMPANY A tradition of excellence since 1896 in the property and casualty industry. Corporate Office: One Preferred Way New Berlin, New York 13411 607-847-6161 Mr. Froewiss, One of our preferred substitutes who's all the richer for the experience. Brisben 843-7868 Clay ville 839-5455 New Berlin 847-6173 Norwich 334-3248 New Woodstock 662-3320 Sherburne 674-2051 Ads-109 607-432-9091 81 CHESTNUT ST.. ONEONTA JEWELRY I Make It Fix It. Buy It Sel It'- ll T.V, lirvwMt She giluersmitij OWN lUESMryiURW ;iS 0- Bi AjptwiHwt Jewelry - New. Antique Custom Made Always UNUSUAL ‘Finds’ Available' Diamonds • Precious Metals Bought Sold • Repairs Dale L. Parker General Contractor Custom Homes —Pole Buildings —Masonary Electric and Plumbing Box 165-A, Morris, New York 13808 607-263-5549 Remember We sell Fords for Less. ROGER KARNS FORD, INC. ROUTE 23 - SOUTHSIDE ONEONTA, NEW YORK 13820 Congratulations Class of 1985 wilber national bank MABK OF TPWOT west main street morris, new york Congratulations from PIZZALAND 24 ONEIDA ST., ONEONTA, NY 13820 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 110-Ads Discover a New World of Service with Box 7 (607) 263-5219 34-36 W. Main St. Morris, NY LINTONS—LTD. MORRIS ROTARY CLUB The Olde Country Dept. Store Clothing Gifts Antiques LARRY JEAN LINTON Best Wishes to the Class of '85 GABRIEL HARRIS JEWELERS, INC. VIRGINIA PIERCE WHITE PRESIDENT 171 MAIN STREET ONEONTA, N. Y. 13820 PHONE 432-8811 r PlumbtnQ ! HeQtinQl||j|}T k Your Do-It-Yourself Center- HAROLD WAYNE GREGORY 229 Chestnut Street Licensed Plumbers Owners Oneonta, N.Y. 13820 607-432-4799 CARHART CAMERA 18 Dietz St. Oneonta, NY 13820 Congratulations to the Class of '85 It's not easy organizing cheerleaders. 318 Chestnut St. Oneonta, NY 13820 STEREO LAB Soundtrack HiFi, Inc. Quality Automobile and Home Stereo Systems JBL — Onkyo Tecnics — IDS — Sony Pioneer — Cerwin — Vega — Panasonic Scott — Craig — Boston — Acoustic Squire Peck Manor A Bed and Breakfast with a difference! Post Office Box 66, New Lisbon, New York 13415 Telephone: (607) 263-5955 Ads- 111 So, that's our Scrapbook. The future is in the hands of every student here. As we embark on new paths, let us remember that the world is, and will be, what we make of it. This is the world, the only world we have to work with. Let's use it wisely. Our life at MCS has taught us how; now let's put these teachings to use. Perhaps Nena and George O'Neil said it best: What is, was What was, is What is to be: you, molding destiny 112 —Closing