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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

Jasxon Sullivan Kelly Sullivan Sara Sullivan Sean Sullivan Kelly Talbot Denise Talbot Mark Talbot Priscilla Teed Luann Tiffany Doug Tilley Russ Tilley Tammy Tilley Terri Tilley Christine Tooley lames Tooley Mike Tooley Samantha Tooley Wendy Tooley Chris Tosti Lee Tosti Danial Tracy Deana Tracy k hn Tracy Becky Tracy Steven Tracy Dana Treiber Aaron Valentine Chris Valentine Dean Valentine Wayne Valentine Karl VanZandt Serena VanZandt Pam Vaun Richard Veres Shawn Veres Adam Vosburgh Ric Vosburgh Seth Vosburgh George Vough lames Vough Kelly Vough Meredith Vough lackie Waffle leff Waffle Lisa Waffle Sherry Waffle Stephanie Waffle Billy Wagner Kevin Wagner Mark Walley Diana Washburn Zara Washburn lanet Wassenaar Jean Wassenaar Matt Watson Jeff Webster Karen Webster Kim Weidman Shana Weidman Tabitha Welch Janet WeSs Sarah Wells Kely White Kim Whitehead leremy Wilcox Mark Wilcox John Williams Adam Wilson Allison Wilson Chris Wilson Nichole Wilson Stacey Wilson Travis Wilson Drew Witt Rob Witt Christopher Worden Don Worden Tanya Worman Tom Worman 1986 MORRIS CENTRAL SCHOOL PRESENTS THE 1986 M OR RISA HORSIN' AROUND Title page Theme opening Seniors jr. Sr. High Elementary Organizations Farewell Closing 63 91 110 119 Title Page-1 Odds The year of 1985-86 at MCS was a year to remember. New rooms, new personnel, and a new curriculum were all a part of the scenery when we returned to school this fall. Aside from three new teachers, we have a new principal. We are all enjoying Mr. Hess. The addition of another elementary class has resulted in one new teacher, Mrs. Cotter. Ms. Gerchman has taken the place of Mrs. Rogers who was on sabbatical for half a year in order to prepare her humanities course for twelfth grade regents English. Mr. Jacobsen is our new PE teacher, and Mrs. Currie is the new migrant tutor. Mrs. Lussier, the new elementary art teacher from BOCES, is another addition to our staff. There has been a lot of rearranging in the classrooms this year. The balcony of the auditorium has been transformed into Mr. Stafford's room. Mr. Stafford's old room is now the new fifth grade room. The former TAG room is now the computer lab. Our theme Changing Odds” has shown all the changes in our school this year. As we finish up another year and look forward to the next, we hope that it will be as exciting as this one was. The odds were definitely in our favor this year. Who's the boss around here? Mark enjoys Northern Hospitality. Nella, smiling and shaking her head. 2 - Theme Hey, You're new in town! Mr. Stafford's new room Everything's here, but where's the new principal? Theme - 3 (lAhead by a Length This year, MCS started out ahead by a length. The new curriculum, the terrific sports teams and the great people at MCS have contributed to keeping our school ahead of the rest. Together, they all helped to make our school the best that it has ever been. There are a lot of new requirements under the Regents Action Plan. The class of 1986 is required now to take three years of social studies and one year of math and science. For a local diploma, eighteen credits are required; for a regents diploma, twenty. By 1989, students are required to take four years of social studies, two years of a math and science, and one year of art or music. Our athletics department is also ahead by a length. Fall sports season ended with the football team and the girls' soccer team making it to the championships. Bask- etball season was successful. Of all the things that have contributed to making our school ahead by a length, it's the Mustang spirit that our school has. All of our students have done all they could to keep our school ahead of the rest. We should be proud of our school and of all the hard work that keeps this school going. Our Moms are Ahead by a Long Shot! Future Football Players Buddies and Pals at Work! 4 - Theme Studying hard to get ahead. Our crowd is ahead on Spirit. First grade-the start of the race. Theme - 5 Memorial to Paul Chase The yearbook staff and the Class of 1986 proudly presents the 1986 Morrisanian in memory of Paul Chase. Mr. Chase was always very fond of the students at Morris Central. His years of dedication led him to football games, soccer games, basketball games, and much, much more. Whenever Mr. Chase was seen in town, you were always sure to get a smile and a wave. For those of us who knew Mr. Chase through the years, we will miss his enthusiasm at all the school events. He was a wonderful father to his three children, each of whom graduated from Morris. He was a warm, caring husband. We the student body at MCS will truly miss the warm and friendly face in the crowds and audiences here at the home of the Mustangs for years to come. Dedication to Mrs. Foote This year we dedicate the 1986 Morrisanian to Mrs. Foote, the librarian at our school. Mrs. Foote has gone out of her way for twelve years to help the students of Morris with their projects and term papers. She's dug through the magazine stacks for all of us. She also pa- tiently read stories to the elementary students during their library time. When the library gets a bit noisy, she makes sure it's quiet so that the students who are there to study can do so. We thank her for being there when we needed her the most and for helping us to find out what we needed to know. We wish her the best of luck as she finishes her years at Morris and in the future. Dedication - 7 i THE HOME OF - FRISCO'S PEGASUS Holmes Pinto Acres SADDLERY STABLE EQUIPMENT REGISTERED PINTO HORSES • INSP. FOR PINTO ASSOC. (607) 263-5743 EAST RIVER RD.. MORRIS. N Y. VILLAGE COFFEE SHOP Phone: (607) 263-5040 8 High Street A Morris. NY 13808 McWILLIAM'S HARDWARE Morris, NY Tel. 263-9987 General Hardware — Martin Senour Paints Morris, NY 13808 263-5107 Sam Kathy Libby —prop. ------------------------------------------------- CEMETERY LETTERING Breakfast Donuts QUALITY MONUMENTS Papers Mr. Stafford and Ms. Grant at the MEA Chicken Bar-B-Que Fund- Raiser last May. The money benefited the scholarship fund. w. t. JOHNSTON MEMORIALS Phone 23 S. Broad St. (607) 263-5795 MORRIS, N. Y. 13808 oole 9P 15 Lake Street MORRIS, NEW YORK 13808 Marcia Foote Tues.-Sat., 10 - 5 ( 607) 263-5116 Morris Auction Gallery Box 321 — MORRIS, NEW YORK 13808 XVm. R. Stowell COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE ANTIQUES - ESTATES - FARMS COMPLETE APPRAISAL 607 2634)550 8-Ads n j T$1 Ill'll Traiii Winners Faculty , Staff Administration L Faculty, Staff Administrat HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Front: Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Congdon, Mrs. Harrington, Ms. Gerchman. Back: Mrs. Leal, Mrs. Robbins, Mr. Clinton, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Kristofik. I have to teach another 7th grade? ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Row 1: Mrs. Haight, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Dixson, Mrs. Zeiner. Back: Mrs. Cotter, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Moskos, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Layman, Mrs. Phelps. Teachers helping students Teachers - 11 SPECIAL TEACHERS Coach Jacobsen and Coach Martin Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Bosco, and Mrs. Shumway Mr. Spena and Mrs. Herrick SECRETARIES AND AIDES Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Meyers: Aides Mrs. Turnbull and Mrs. Winters: Office Secretaries Mrs. Hopper: Guidance Secretary Mrs. Meyers at work. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Kodrich, and Mrs. Collison: Aides BUS DRIVERS, CUSTODIANS, CAFETERIA LADIES Front: Mr. Moore, Mr. Pegg, Mrs. Lindsley, Mrs. Colburn, Mr. Bronson. Back: Mr. Spaulding, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Burdick, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Teed. Mr. Turnbull, Mr. Hoag, Mr. Finneran. Mrs. R. Miller, Mrs. Tkaczow, Mrs. E. Miller. Mrs. Sorensen, Mrs. Nor- ton, Mrs. Oliver. 14-Staff ADMINISTRATION, GUIDANCE, TREASURER The administration at MCS has ac- quired a new face-Mr. Hess. He has been greeted warmly by both the faculty and the students. Along with Mr. Barden and the board of education, the administration at this school works hard to provide a good learning environment. Mr. Rosas is the school treasurer, and he handles the school fi- nances. The business affairs required in running a school are many, and Mr. Rosas continues to do the best he can. Mrs. Merry, the school guidance counselor, helps the students everyday. Scheduling is always a big job, but she also maintains a complete library of career and college information so that students may begin preparing for the job world ahead. 1. Mr. Hess and Mr. Barden 2. Mr. Ryther, Mrs. Lull; Mr. Waffle, Mr. Elliott 3. Mr. Rosas 4. Mrs. Merry Paul and Leila Marquit's Morris and New Berlin Big M Midstate Congratulations, Seniors Morris Tent Inc. Congratulations Class of 1986 Mrs. Brodrick and Seth and Sabra Birdsall and their grandparents enjoy watching the Morris Marching Band at the Otsego County Fair. wilber national Ibank w MARK O T U T west main street morris, new york 16-Ads 5. Neal Bryden 6. Francis Bunn 7. |anet Card 8. James Delp 1. 2. 3. 4. B.J. Anderson Brenda Anderson )ohn Brush Jackie Bryden 18-Senior Portraits Senior Protraits -19 1. Brian Holt 2. James Hoffman 3. Darlene Jenkins 4. Daphne Joy 5. Jeffrey Leahy 6. Thomas Meyers 7. Eve Middaugh 8. Julia Page 20-Senior Portraits 1. Donna Peterson 2. Sylve Piccand 3. Vicki Pickens 4. Julie Sorensen 5. Carrie Spaulding 6. Kathryn Stachina 7. Peggy Stewart 8. Kelly Sullivan Senior Portraits-21 22 —Senior Portraits Senior Play-23 You're Dead Meat! Did you have to? 26-Senior Candids Whatcha doin'? Let's get um! No sweat, Donna. You can do it. An escaped convict Senior Candids-27 Oh, NO! I forgot who goes next. Hey, you guys ... ! Did I win all these? ■ The typical businessman 28 - Seniors Oh no! There's a mirror! I got dirt under my fingernails! Le Chef Page School's catching up with me. lames Hunt Stetson brings out the man in me. Hey, James! How about some help? You think you're smart, don't ya? What are you gonna' do about it! Senior Candids —29 30-Senior Candids Come on, America! Go Hawaiian! I just ate a WHAT? Watch out. World. Here comes boxer shorts Jim. She stole my topic! Who's talking behind my back? Not now. I'm eating! A Message From France I learned so much during this wonderful year in Morris. I want to thank everybody, above all the teachers who were patient with me and my friends who taught me all the slang words. I enjoyed my stay with you and hope to come back. I will never forget you and the famous sentence: Come on, Zeke, we've got shooting to do! I wish Good Luck to everybody. KiKi A Message From Sweden Hejsan! My name is Nella, and I come from Nynashamn, Sweden. Nynashamn is a city very close to the Baltic Sea. I like to sail and ski. I like Morris, and I've met a lot of new friends. I'm on the cheerleading squad which is a new experience for me. I'm a junior in Morris Central School and that's fun. Jag kommer att sakna er. . , Nella Nella pose for her picture. KiKi and Nella: Exchange Students KiKi salutes America I once was this small. Exchange Students-31 % Senior Activities 32 Brenda Anderson Basketball 1234 Soccer 1234 Softball 1234 Ski Club 3 Band 12 Chorus 12 Sectionals. 8asketball 234 F. H.A, I G. A.A. 1234 Student Council 234 Class Representative 24 Senior Play 4 Class V. President I Class Treasurer 2 B.J. Anderson BOCES 1234 John Brush Football 4 Baseball 34 Band 1 Jackie Bryden Cheerleading 1234 Twirling 12 F.H.A I Senior Play 24 Neal Bryden Football 1234 Basebal 234 Basketball 124 Chorus I Yearbook 4 Student Council 124 Class Representative 134 Vice President Student Council 2 Michelle Frederick Basketball 24 Cheerleading I Soccer 1234 Sectionals 24 Band 1234 Chorus 1234 Ensemble 1234 NYSSMA 1234 All-County 1234 Area AB-State 34 FHA I CAA 1234 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 M.E.N.C. 4 Stacey Gould Cheerleading 12 34 Soccer 1234 Band 1234 Chorus 12 34 Ensemble 234 Ski Club 1234 GAA 1234 All-County 1 Senior Play 34 James Gregory Football 1234 Gymnastics 12 3 Ski Club 1234 Band 1234 Varsity Club 234 Chorus 12 34 Honor Society 234 Student Council 12 Class President 2 Senior Play 34 Fran Bunn BOCES 34 Janet Card Chorus 12 Twirling I BOCES 34 Senior Play 4 Jim Delp BOCES 34 David Hand Football 4 Wrestling 4 Gymnastics 1234 Ski Club 34 Band 12 Chorus I 13GCES 3 Yearlx)ok 4 Varsity Club 34 Senior Hay 34 Christine Eldrcd BOCES 34 James Hoffman Football I BOCES 3 Rene Elliott Band 12 Brian Holt BOCES 34 Jim Foote Football 134 Baseball 4 Shirley Hollenbeck Senior Play 4 Basketball 14 Stagehand 234 Band 1234 Ski Club 34 Yearbook 4 Varsity Club 34 Gymnastics 12 Class President Senior Play 4 Darlene Jenkins Cheerleading 34 Chorus 34 Ensemble 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Daphne Joy Basketball 1234 Band 1 Chorus 12 34 Sectionals 1234 FHA I Senior Play 4 Soccer 1234 Softball 1234 Honor Society 234 Ensemble 34 GAA 1234 Jeff Leahy Footbafl 12 34 Baseball 34 Basketball 1234 Band 1234 Chorus 12 34 All-County 1234 Area AB-State 34 Senior Play 4 Stage Band 1234 Varsity Club 1234 Tom Meyers Football 2 34 Senior Play 4 Class President 4 Class V President 23 Eve Middaugh Chorus 12 BOCES 34 Julia Page Basketball 1234 Chorus I GAA 1234 Senior Play 4 Soccer 1234 Honor Society 34 Sectionals 2 34 Donnj Peterson Sottball 234 Chorus 1 BOCES $ Vicki Pickens Volloylxill 4 Soccer I Cheerleading I Sottball 34 Band 1234 Chorus 12 34 Ensemble 34 All-County 1234 Area All-State 34 FHA I Class President 1 Class V President 4 Senior Play 4 GAA 34 Julie Sorensen Band 1 Cheerleading 12 34 Cheerleading 1 3 Chorus 124 Band 12 34 Hand 1234 Senior Play 4 Chorus 12 34 Chorus 12 Honor Society 34 Honor Society 34 Kelly Sullivan Student Council 14 Senior Hav 4 Basketball 12 34 Senior Play 4 Soccer 1 Cheerleading 1 All-County 134 Band 1234 NYSSMA 12 34 Carrie Spaulding Chorus 12 34 Soccer 123 Majorette 2 34 Mark Wilcox Basketball 1 Sectionals 2 34 Football 2 3 Kami 12 i Student Council 34 Wrestling 2 ( horus 12 i Senior Play 34 Senior Hay 4 Fnsemljk 12 3 Class Secretary 123 NYSSMA 123 Soccer 234 Chris Wilson Al-County 12 3 Honor Society 34 Football 12 Area All-State $ Citted and Talented 12 Basketball 1 student Council 13 Band 1 GAA 123 Mark Talbot Football 1 Chorus I FHA 1 Ja Kami 121 Basketball 12 Senior Play 4 BOCES 34 MEN'C 3 Ski Club 234 Yearljook 3 Kobert Witt Kathy Starhina Senior Plav 34 Football 2 34 Basketball 1234 Pam Vaun Basketball 2.34 Band 12 3 Band 12 Chorus 12 Volleyball 3-1 Sectionals 34 Class treasurer 2 3 Kelly Vough Student Council 4 Seneor 1234 Cheerieadng 234 Varsity Glut� 34 GAA 12 34 Honor Society 2 34 Senior Hay 34 Softball 12 34 Class Vice President 2 Ski Club 34 Senior Play -1 ( lass Treasurer 4 Brain Game 34 Peggy Stewart Senior Hay 4 Honor Society 34 Volleyball 124 Janet Wassenaar Donald Worden Softball 124 Basketball 1 BOCES 34 Where did that guy go? DYKES DRUG COMPANY David ). Deal Phone 847-6341 New Berlin, NY 13411 NEW BERLIN TELEVISION Bill Brunschmid, owner Your Dealer Located on Morris-Edmeston Rd. 847-6222 We service only what we sell. - GEH Pr mi Paul Dixson Bruce Beckert Owner Managers Keeping Pace in the 80's ------SNB:------— VALLEY SUPPLY -COMPANY, INC.: ■Ill (607) 859-2252 Or 859-2257 South New Berlin Paul Malay Center BROOME DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICE CHENANGO REGIONAL CENTER DAY TRAINING 28 SOUTH MAIN STREET NEW BERLIN, NY 13411 Country Crafts Ceramics Dried Flower Arrangements BILL SUE BURTON 607-847-8835 SUMMERWOOD NURSERY R.D. 3 • NEW BERLIN, N.Y. 13411 SPRING BEDDING PLANTS Saw Mill Building Supply Co. New Berlin 847-6101 Sherburne 674-2533 Delhi 746-2386 Norwich 334-2295 MX KINCII PREFERRED MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY One Preferred Way • New Berlin. New York 13411-0541 Five Corners Body Shop 15 GREEN STREET, NEW BERLIN, N. Y. 13411 Heavy Duty • 24 Hour Wrecker Service • — phones — 847-6381 Days Niffhts: 847-6589, 847-8663 or 847-887« 34 - Ads r cDown the CB Junior-Senior High School JUNIORS Juniors Approaching the Finish! The juniors are keeping actively busy this year. We have five possible REGENTS; we are involved in extracurricular activities; and we're looking forward to the finish line. On September 19th we received our long-awaited class rings. October 21 at the Hunt Union at Oneonta State College was college night. A lot of college representatives for NY colleges as well as neighboring state colleges were present. They answered questions we had and gave us handy in- formation to start us on our college planning. Officers this year are: President: Joe Gaiser Vice-President: Rob Joy Secretary: Tracy Fortune Treasurer: Deanna Lawton Student Council Reps: Bruce Brown and Tracy Cahill 10. Don't mess with me FOOL! 11. Please, KiKi, not in front of the camera. 12. Another boring Monday. 13. Explain it again —SLOWER this time. B. Anderson B. Brown ). Byrne C. Cole K. Ballard E. Brodrick N. Cameron P. Doneij R. Ballard C. Bryne A. Carroll C. Ferguson T. Fortune N. Holt j. Lull K. Rendo T. Tilley ). Gaiser S. jones E. Moore L. Rozelle C. Tosti L. Gardner R. Joy S. Morehouse L. Tiffany S. Waffle V. Glidden W. Kinney K. Musser R. Gregory D. Lawton G. Oliver A. Harris H. Lernihan N. Osterhout Taking a break from working hard. Juniors - 37 SOPHOMORES in' � ' Down the Home-Stretch The sophomores are getting closer to finishing the race —high school. It's their second year in the big time, and they're busier than ever. They are planning to do a couple of moneymaking projects this year. Their class advisor is Mrs. Robbins, and with her help they sold glass prisms in De- cember and planned other projects for March. The sophomores are off to a good year. Their class officers are as follows: Pres. Karl VanZandt VP Sean Sullivan Sec. Chris Pickens Treas. Drew Witt SC Reps. Pete Stafford Jean Wassenaar Smilin' Time! E. Blanchard M. Bodie S. Brown D. Bryden R. Elliott B. Fisher 1. Guadagni 1. Guerriero M. Bosco B. Brigham K. Church L. Colburn 1. Foote L. Goodspeed H. Harris L. Hughes 38-Sophomores L. Johnson N. Joy S. Littlewood D. Matson M. Spaulding P. Stafford K. VanZandt E. Vosburgh K. Weidman D. Witt ). Kaye J. McWilliams S. Sullivan J. Wassenaar J. Kokell M. Nye J. Tracy I'm gonna jump! Pete-studying?!? K. Kokell A. Page C. Valentine K. Leahy C. Pickens FRESHMEN ysi. M. Alger J. Ballard T. Bassett D. Boccafogli A. Boest R. Brimmer T. Bunn T. Case L. Catania R. Chambers A. Church M. Curtis S. Dill a. Fiske B. Fish Friday night at the football game 40-Freshmen Hass Officers res. Michele Curtis 'P Amy Church ec. Lisa Waffle, Treas. Beth Lull C Reps. Jackie Waffle Bryce Frederick D. Forgit M. Fortune B. Frederick D. Fusco K. Kokell K. Kristofik B. Layton B. Lull M. Morehouse A. Musser S. Neer T. Norton B. Page B. Palmer E. Palmer S. Parker T. Rehrmann J. Reiss R. Reiss J. Roffe S. Ruchar C. Sorensen M. Steventon J. Stiefel K. Talbot D. Tilley A. Valentine J. Waffle L. Waffle M. Walley Freshmen —41 8th GRADE Class officers this year are: Pres.— Pablo Bosco, VP — Courtney Matteson, Sec.— Denise Gai- ser, Tres. — Jennifer Cooper, SC Rep.— Tonia Drake H. Adair Brotherly Love Smile! It will soon be over. |. Ahern M. Boynton ]. Cameron D. Caiser K. Asquith S. Brodrick ). Cooper M. Goodspeed R. Barbieri H. Bunn T. Drake C. Gould P. Bosco H. Burnett M. ferguson C, Gould C. Gregory L. Kenyon C. Matteson D. Osterhout T. Tilley T. Hirt K. Kodrich M. Matteson S. Pinero D. Treiber W. Hirt K. Layton S. Mitchell j. Place S. VanZandt K. House J. Lerniham W. Moore A. Rendo R. Veres D. Hull J. Lobdell S. Neer L. Sorensen M. Vough P. Hunt J. Lobdell C. Nye D. Stone J. Webster 7th GRADE y yS ry j The seventh graders are keeping busy this year - starting out in Jr. High. Student governing is a new idea for them. Their class officers are as follows: Pres. — Sylvana Shields VP —Stephanie Bodie Sec. — Shana Weidman Treas. — Sabra Birdsall S. Birdsall R. Brimmer |. Douglas ]. Ciovenco B. Boccafogli C. Chambers I. Elliott C. Coodspeed S. Bodie ). Curtis M. Finch C. Hansen A. Hillis G. Rockwell S. Shields J. Tooley D. Holmes J. Roffe J. Sowa D. Valentine M. House J. Schaffer J. Stamas B. Wagner R. Johnston E. Seeley P. Teed S. Weidman J. Kays K. Seeley C. Tooley J. Williams The 7th grade beauties J. Moskos Take the picture! Say cheese” J. Tooley, J. Adair, M. Johnson, J. Waffle, C. Shields, S. Veres, and J Hillis wait for the start of the Memorial Day Parade. George N Harrington Account Executive MAMA NINA'S PIZZERIA RESTAURANT You've tried all the others, but you'll ALWAYS come back to MAMA'S Call 432-6126 Congratulations Class of '86 138 MAIN STREET ONEONTA. 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Y. 12S34 Norwich, N.Y 13815 John and Joan Brooks 46 - Ads c5%t the Starting Qate Elementary m Elementary —47 SIXTH GRADE Here we are, the oldest of the elementary classes. This is a major step in graduating to the high school level! During Homecoming, Mrs. Phelps' class worked very hard on decorating their door. As a result, they enjoyed two Nina's pizzas and soda for coming in first place. For Mrs. Perkins and all sixth graders, the big event is the trip to Washington in May. As the year draws to a close, the sixth grade class would like to thank all of their past elementary teachers for preparing them so well for the biggest, best high school years to come. Sitting: C. Bemis, M Anderson, A. Kristofik, per. Top: ). Nye, M. Johnson, R. House, Mrs. A. Joy, ). Kenyon, J. Vough. Kneeling: D. Perkins, P. Maerz, B. Barton, K. Martin. Ryther, R. Myers, F. Fusco, J. Neer, E. Hop- Sitting: K. Matson, D. Jackson, R. Hollenbeck, R Tilley, ). Waffle, S. Vosburgh. Kneeling, F. Hoag, D. Kaye, M. Palmer, J. Morehouse, M. Ballard, C. Goodson Top: A. Lull, H. Stafford, K. Baker, Mrs Phelps, T. Moore, N. Wilson, T. Morgan. 48 —Sixth Grade Friends forever Hulk Hogan, eat your heart out A sixth grader's work is never done Artist at work What comes after 111 in base 5? Sixth Grade-49 FIFTH GRADE Kneeling: D. Washburn, ). MacLeman, E. Rock, B. Sherwood, S. Bosco, A. Madsen, R. Tracy, C. Bunn, T, Cooper, S. Hoag, E. Burnett, J. Barton, R. Guerriero, J. Jackson, J. Moore, K. Maerz, M. Tooley, D. Talbot, S. Phillips, Elliott, ). Perry. G. Joy. Back: R. Lawton, P. Lamson, S. Veres, M. Bemis, T. Kenyon, M. Fifth grade is one of those years in which stu- dents work on math and reading that they've learned in the past but expand on each a great deal also! For social studies this year they enjoyed studying the newspaper, visiting the Daily Star, and learning how to read the compass. In science they have joined the stars! Well, actually students have just been studying the star constellations and patterns. As the fifth grade year winds down, fifth graders realize that this year they've learned many new and exciting things that will help them in the future! He better stop hitting me! 50-Fifth Grade Fifth Grade —51 Wr FOURTH GRADE Front: |. Delp, L.M. Morgan, N. Dixson, E. Brown, ). Matteson, J. Hillis, G. Joslin, G. Vough, J. Adair, D. Kopp, T. Brimmer- Row 2: S. Bemis, K. Hoag, D. Gregory, S. Dunham, M. Giovenco, L. Olsson, ). Kopp, K. Johnston, J. Mitchell, B. Drake, J. Dunham, G. Stevens. Top: N. Elliott, M. Christian, R. Shipman, S. Wilson, BJ Seeley, E. Olsson, S. Ingham, M. Hunt. ). Ahern, R. Maerz, B. Asquith, C. Shields, C. Bodie, J. Sowa, Mrs. Moskos, Mrs. Douglas. The fourth graders are going through a big adjustment. They're being given assignments which will be completed and handed in on time. This year the children will be doing a lot of writing in the lan- guage arts class. In social studies, the fourth graders will be working on map skills and also study about the Iroquois Indians who lived in New York State many years ago. Science class is a busy time in fourth grade. Mrs. Moskos' class has successfully hatched and released eight monarch butterflies. The children have also been studying the earth and its lay- ers, volcanoes, and earthquakes. They will be observing honey bees the whole year in the observation hive within the classroom. Apple day proved a big success. The kids prepared apple cake, made apple recipe books, and read about John- ny Appleseed. This is going to be a busy and interesting year. Ion Hillis and his teammates at Pee Wee football. Nathan putting on a happy face. 52-Fourth Grade ItilL-i-—.JLMJ. Smile, Everybody! Charles and Co. take time out for a water break. Caught in the act. 2 1. Don't look now, guys. 2. What do you mean, this is the wrong door? 3. jess, Kati, and Jon lead the parade. 3 Fourth Grade-53 THIRD GRADE Front: C. Barnett, S. Grant, D. Jessey, B. Holcombe, B. Palmer, T. Worman, T. Ashcraft, S. Tracy, K. Leonard, j. Northrup, T. Wilson, K. Webster, J. Starcher. Back: J. Barton, W. Tooley, K. MacLeman, J. Cahill, D. Cooper. J. Sullivan, L. Bassett, j. Maerz, P. Seeley, S. Pegg, B. Ryther, ). McCook, R. Lints, K. Hopper, S. Santiago, R. Harrington, S. Enck, A. Chaplin, J. Finneran, J. Rockwell, ). Lawton, T. Davis, Mrs. Haight, Mrs. Zeiner. 1. Patricia enjoys the new writing style. 2. Wendy discovers that reading can be fun. 3. Ben takes time out from all the hustle and bustle. 4. Fire prevention is serious stuff. 3 4 54-Third Grade A third-grade beauty. A New Style The third graders at MCS are entering a whole new world of writing. They're all discovering how exciting it is to write in cursive. Since this style of writing is so different from printing, it takes a lot of practice. There are many loops and swoops to master. These third graders do a great deal of creative writing in order to practice. Later in the year, Mrs. Haight and Mrs. Zeiner will also intro- duce multiplication and division tables. All in all, the third graders will be busy encountering a new style. Is this supposed to be FUN? Iason finds Jacob's book interesting. Steven takes a little time out for R R. Front: A. Alger, ). Schaffer, J. Lawton, T. DeLaurentiis, L. Phillips, T. R. Myers, C. Worden, T. Adair, C. Lewis, ). Chicorelli, S. Coodspeed, T. Boccagofli, S. Bridsall, M. Amatuccio, ). Lawton, F. Steventon, S. Tooley. Newell, D. McAdams, M. Chambers, A. Shipman, Mrs, Boyd, Mrs. Lay- Back: A. Heady, R. Chambers, L. Leahy, D. Phillips, K. Martin, M. Boynton, man. In the second grade, it's a year of perfecting skills learned the previous year. These skills include: being able to read, add and subtract. As well as perfecting skills, second grade also involves new insights. Visiting the village library and getting a membership card for each person in the class is only one of the many new exper- iences shared. Some of the other experiences are having special citizens of the community come in and share about their work, making and sharing books, and learning to tell time. The 1986 second grade would like to thank their teachers, Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Layman, for teaching and sharing with them all these new experiences. Hey, they're pointing that thing at us guys! 56-Second Grade Is this some kind of joke or what? The gang's all here! Jennifer and Tim gather the milk. Patty-cake, Patty-cake . . Fireman Mike assists Fireman Rick. Second Grade-57 FIRST GRADE Front: C. Douglas, J. Johnson, A. Sites, B. Cotter, J. Parker, R. Moore, L. Dunham, W. Hoag, D. Tracy, V. Hollenbeck, N. Lamb. Row 2: B. O'Connor, j. Kellum, T. Bohacek, T. Worman, R. Kopp, J. Wells, R. Myers, S. Sullivan, K. Meredith, K. Finneran, O. Mathewson. Row 3: A. Vosburgh, E. Beardsley, K. Benjamin, M. Olsson, J. Joy, M. Joslin, G. Grant, H. Gray, B. Card, T. Welch, N. Bemis. Back: A. Matteson, H. Purdy, B. Jessey, M. Riordan, J. Dunham, K. Whitehead, W. Seeley, W. Sites IV, Z. Washburn, J. Moskos, Mrs. Torrey, Mrs. Holcombe. 58-First Grade Owen reaching for his surprise. I wonder if he really knows what he's doing. FRIDAYS ARE SPECIAL IN FIRST GRADE Fridays are very special days for the first graders at Morris Central. The day is filled learning about science and social studies. Mrs. Holcombe calls this their Mini-Unit Day. The mini-unit consists of a theme for each day. Some of the themes include: indian life, butter-making, and bread baking. The first graders also sing, write, and take field trips to learn more about the theme they're studying. The children enjoyed dressing like indians, tak- ing a field trip to the Farmers' Museum, and learning many new songs. The mini- unit is a fun and exciting day of special events. 1. Zara-The Sleeping Beauty! 2. Kevin thinks first grade is fantastic! 3. Winn churning the butter First Grade —59 KINDERGARTEN Front: M. Watson, K. White, D. Tracy, W. Kellum, R. Anderson, j. Wilcos, J. Ritchey, B. Leonard, T. Angellotti, K. Golder, A. Wilson, R. Smith, D. Moore, G. Daniels. Row 2: J. Phillips, D. Harris, R. Harrington, J. Brejuo, A. House, V. Smith, G. Smith, C. joslin, T. Heady, G. Beardsley, M. Bowers, S. Loucks, M. Cahill, L. Amatuccio. Back: Mrs. Miller, ). Har- ris, M. jessey, J. Enck, L. Loucks, D. Lewis, J. Stafford, J. Paul, R. Douglas, C. MacLeman, M. Hopper, M. Clark, S. Waffle, S. Wells, M. Lehtonen, Mrs. Dixson. 60- Kindergarten This is the year to begin learning new and exciting ideas to use throughout the rest of one's life. Chil- dren learn colors and shapes to begin the year off. They each made a color and shape book for taking home. In September, they also had a monarch caterpillar in their rooms that hatched into a beautiful butterfly, lust before Thanksgiving students made cranberry bread and came to school one day all dressed up as indians and pilgrims. Throughout the year Mrs. Miller's class had buddy time with Mrs. Cotter's fifth grade. They helped each other make books about themselves. All in all the first year of school at MCS is the best it can ever be. Stephanie enjoying recess. leremiah - just hanging around. Mrs. Miller helps Allison tie her shoes. Molly ready to learn. Kindergarten-61 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 SEARS It Didn't Come Easy. It Deserves Richer Care. New Berlin 847-6173 Brisben 843-7868 Clayville 839-5455 Central Bridge 868-4617 ■■.RICHER Richfield Springs 858-8950 Norwich 334-3248 New Woodstock 662-3320 Sherburne 674-2051 Compliments of The American Legion BEN ALICES 5 Oneida St., Oneonta 432-8398 Open: Mon. —Fri. 9-6 Thurs. 9-9, Sat. 9-5 37 Years experience If We Can't Fix It, Throw It Away.' 62-Ads ‘lYottin tl ru ttie 'Tri -cValley- Sports The Coaches can dish it out, but they can't take it. Mustangs get fired-up! Michelle is one-on-one. It's a dirty job, and somebody's got to do it. Intimidation! HOMECOMING The 1985 Homecoming was a great success. There were many events taking place throughout the week. Tuesday was rainbow day. Then came pajama day and number day. Friday was a day with many events. It was 50's day, and many people were arrested because it was also jail-bail day. At noon, the cheerleaders put on the homecoming luncheon. There was lots of food to eat and cake besides. At 2:00, the defendants were all convicted in the gym at a pep rally. The day ended with another pep rally and a bonfire. At the rally, the mothers did a wonderful job cheering for their sons. Saturday morning featured the Tri-Valley girls' soccer championship game. The Mustangs played well, but they lost a heartbreaker in double over- time, 1-0. As the day progressed, the Morris machine churned. The Mustangs spotted Laurens 12 points in the first five minutes, then handed them a 28 to 12 loss. Saturday after the game the Mustangs celebrated by riding through town in the parade. At the homecoming dinner, everyone refueled for the dance which ended the 1985 homecoming festivities. Janet looking good Princess Diana -Kelly Sullivan MUSTANGS STAMPEDE Front: C. Gould, C. Gould, G. Joy, P. Mearz. Row 2: D. Osterhout, M. Sullivan, E. Vosburgh. Back: T. DeLaurentiis, V. Glidden, B. Brigham, R. Fortune, T. Rehrmann, B. Frederick, M. Alger, C. Sorensen, B. Palmer, S. Witt, R. Joy, N. Bryden, T. Meyers, J. Gregory, J. Leahy, R. Ballard, W. Parker, T. Norton, J. Webster, S. Neer. Row 3: J. Ballard, M. Walley, J. Kinney, J. Foote, K. Rendo, D. Hand, G. Oliver, L. Colburn, B. Anderson, Kokell, P. Stafford, K. VanZandt, C. Purdy, J. Tracy, S. Dill, B. Layton, S. G. Jacobsen. Billy Martin got fired again?? New Berlin did WHAT? 66 - Football TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP OFFENSE: Front: R. Ballard, R. loy, ). Foote, V. Clidden, T. Meyers, J. Leahy, L. Colburn. Back: B. Anderson, N. Bryden, ). Gregory. DEFENSE: Front: R. Joy, L. Colburn, T. Meyers, V. Clidden. Middle: R. Ballard, J. Gregory, B. Anderson. Back: J. Leahy, R. Witt. The 1985 football season was the most successful season since 1978. This year, under the direction of new head coach Cary Jacobsen and assistant coach Tom DeLaurentiis, the Mustangs traveled to the Tri-Val- ley championship game. The Mustangs had as awesome ground and air attack, explosive from anywhere on the field. Running behind a small but nasty of- fensive line, Brian Anderson led the way with 335 yards and 4 touchdowns. James Gregory proved that good things come in small pack- ages by following Anderson with 233 yards. Dicky Ballard, who saw full-time action after the injury of Louie Colburn, finished up the sea- son with 98 yards and two touchdowns. The Mustang air attack was powered by the strong arm of Neal Bryden, zipping the ball to Rob Joy eleven times for an average of elev- en yards. Three of these catches were for touchdowns. On the other side of the offensive line was Jeff Leahy. Leahy also caught three touchdown passes this year. Brian Anderson, the Mustang all-purpose back, caught eight passes this year for an average of eleven yards. Tom Meyers, Vern Clidden, Jim Foote, and Brian Brigham did an ex- cellent job blowing big holes in the defense to allow the backs to run the ball. They only allowed nine sacks for a loss of 64 yards. Leading the powerful Mustang defense were tackles Ballard and Gregory, with 42 and 35 tackles re- spectively. Feating up the QB all sea- son were Joy and Meyers with 6 and 4 sacks each. Anderson led the team with assists, having 28 on the year. Football — 67 Mr. Clean, Number 14. L. T. my FOOT! Buddah says a prayer joe Namath, Eat your heart out! Hey, Guys, I forgot the play. Gregory does it all. 68 — Football Above: Dicky jumps the gun. Get out of my face! Student body Left on 1, to check out the cheerleaders. This mouth piece tastes rank! Football-69 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS The Morris football cheer- leaders did a great job this year. They made some terrific posters and worked very hard to make the school look good. Under the direction of Mrs. Mona Waffle, they were pre- pared for leading the school in spirit even before the school year began. The homecoming weekend was a fun event with a great dance featuring Hot Wax, a dinner in the cafeteria, and various dress-up days. Front: L. Waffle. Standing: |. Waffle, L. Lenz, E. Palmer, J. Lull, D. Bryden, K. Weidman, D. Jenkins, K. Piccand. Back: M. Bodie, L. Coodspeed, J. Bryden, S. Waffle, A. Spaulding. Top: J. Wassenaar. 1. Duh! Jenn and the nerds. 2. Aye! The Mustangs are cool. 3. Mustangs are on top! 70 MORRIS HELPS IN 2nd PLACE FINISH SCOREBOARD C'ville Opponents 1 Worcester 4 5 Downsville 2 4 Cherry Valley 1 4 Draper 3 5 OV 2 2 Franklin 0 1 Milford 4 4 Springfield 2 2 Worcester 1 1 Cherry Valley 0 3 Downsville 4 5 Draper 3 4 OV 1 3 Franklin 0 1 Milford 2 1 Springfield 0 5 Greene 1 4 Roxbury 3 0 Margretville 4 2. Tosti and Bosco Sucking H.,0 3. Chris Popping it up 4. Pablo on the go Front: R. Chambers, R. Veres, P. Bosco. Back: M. Bosco, ). McWilliams, J. Kaye. 3 This year the Morris Mustangs sent seven boys to play soccer for Cj'ville. Our boys' talents helped G'ville to a 14-5 season, and an 11-3 league record. The guys were seeded sixth in the class D sectionals. Three of our guys started regularly for the Bulldogs. Pablo lead the way with six goals and six assists; this feat put him on the sec- ond team of the all-stars. James also had three goals and one assist. Chris helped out with his assists. Mark did an excellent job coming off the bench for four goals and two assists. 71 PACING TO THE TRI-VALLEY Front: K. Kokell, K. Kokell, S. VanZandt, $. Brodrick, M. Curtis, D. A. Carroll, D. Forgit, N. Joy, A. Page, K. Kristofik, B. Lull, J. Wassenaar, A. Lawton, E. Brodrick. Middle: M. Steventon, M. Frederick, J. Page, D. Joy, Kristofik, Coach Martin. K. Sullivan, B. Anderson, S. Gould, K. Stachina, A. Church. Back: A. Joy, Coach Martin and the Mustangs soc- cer team loaded their rifles and started into the '85 season with a big bang. They captured first place in the Norwich tourney and won their first 11 out of 12 games. The Mustangs have many different weapons. They have the scoring pow- er of Erin Brodrick who led the team with 13 goals and 2 assists. This earned her a spot on the Tri-Valley All-Stars first team. Next in the line of firing power was Daphne Joy with 7 goals and 2 assists and Kathy Stachina with 6 goals and 3 assists. Daphne's talents were good enough to make a place for herself on the first team of all-stars. Pitching in the points were Kelly Sulli- van and Kris Kokell with 2 goals each. Rounding off the scoring was Brenda Anderson and April Carroll with a goal apiece. (continued on page 73) Kokell controls the ball Stachina shows good form 72-Girls' Soccer CHAMPIONSHIP April gets the ball. SCOREBOARD Morris Opponent 4 C'ville 2 5 Norwich 0 3 G'ville 0 3 New Berlin 1 4 SNB 2 0 OV 1 4 Mt. Upton 1 3 Franklin 0 4 G'ville 1 3 New Berlin 0 5 SNB 2 3 OV 0 1 Mt. Upton 2 4 Franklin 3 0 Worcester 1 0 Worcester 5 Stacy stares her down. Daphne shows her stuff. Michelle Frederick, Deanna Lawton, Brenda Anserson, Julia Page, and Stacy Gould powered the Morris defense. Michelle, the Second Team All-Star goalie, had 127 saves on the season. Stacy, Brenda, and Deanna also had All-Star honors for their de- fensive performance this year. Stacy made the First team All Stars; Brenda and Deanna made Second Team. The girls' soccer team took a 12-2 record into the Tri-Valley championship game against Worcester. They lost a heartbreaker in double overtime 1-0, pushing themselves into sectionals with a 12-3 record. This gave them the fifth seed in the sectionals, forcing them to play Worcester once again. The rematch was set, but the Mustangs again fell short. This ended a fantastic season for the Mustangs with a 12-4 record. 73 Kelly, triple-teamed. 1. Ko Ko scores again. 2. B.A. — The Hawk Hunter 3. Michelle stops another goal. 4. Kelly hustles. 5. Deanna, the Power House. 6. Coach Martin thinks strategy 74-Girls' Soccer THE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT Front: K. Kokell, C. Matteson, C. Hansen, S. Shields, A. Church, J. Wassenaar. Back: Mrs. Martin, B. Lull, K. Kristofik, K. Leahy, D. Forgit, M. Steventon. Tip it to a Morris girl! Jean handles the ball. Kim shows great defense. The JV girls' basketball team is having a very successful season. They captured second place in the Norwich Tournament. They have looked very impressive in all of their games. With no doubt they will carry on the winning tradition here at Morris. JV Basketball-75 MUSTANGS ARE RIDING HIGH Front: C. Purdy. Row 2: B. Palmer, B. Frederick, K. VanZandt, M. Fortune, J. McWillians, j. Kokell. Back: T. Rehrmann, j. Ballard, B. Layton, B. Fisher, P. Stafford, M. Alger, E. Vosburgh. Billy and Pete in a class by themselves. john making a power move going for the dunk. 76 — JV Basketball Rodney shows good form. )ohn, throw it to a white jersey. Tree stretches his limb for the jump ball. 12 3 Let's Go! Brayton and Bryce break the press. Mr. Leahy reinforces his game plan. JV Basketball The Morris JV basketball team is on their way to a great season. They have done some great things this year. The team took 2nd place in the Tip-off Tourney in Unatego. The team is led by Billy Fisher, a 6'5 sophomore. Bill leads the team in rebounds and scoring. John Ballard and Pete Stafford are a tough-twosome at the forward spot. John Kokell and Karl VanZandt do most of the ball han- dling for the Mustangs. Ben Layton, James McWilliams, and Mike Fortune give the Mustangs a talent- ed bench. The Morris JV team is now at this time 34-0 in the Tri-Valley, under the coaching of Steve Leahy. They have done a great job and have been consistent at winning. They are looking for their third straight year at the Tri-Valley championship game. JV Basketball-77 MUSTANGS SADDLE UP FOR VICTORY Break that tie, boys! 78-Varsity Basketball Bottom: C. Could, R. Veres. Standing: ). Foote, N. Bryden, R. Ballard, ). Leahy, R. )oy, W. Kinney, B. Anderson, L. Colburn, Coach Jacobsen. The Mustangs have high hopes of making a debut at the Tri-Valley Championship game. They are also looking forward to sectional play where they went to the semi- finals last season. This season they have received first and second place honors in the Ray Clement and the Tip-off Tournaments respectively. Both championship games in each tourna- ment were decided by one basket. The Mustangs are awesome on their home court, and they average more than 80 points per game. The fans and community of Morris can be proud of this team. Rob Job up and over! Willis calls the play. Rob pushes off! The referee blows another call. Footie stalks his prey. Barkley works up a sweat. Varsity Basketball Rob gets up for the rebound. Rob leaves everyone standing on the floor. jeff watches Brian in awe. 80-Varsity Basketball Lou comes through in the spotlight. What in the world is going on here, boys? BA and Rob Job hustle back. Rob reaches for the sky. Willis shows his defense. I don't feel so good. Wrong basket, Rob. BA for two! Varsity Basketball —81 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front: E. Brodrick. Row 2: ). Lull, S. Could, K. Vough, P. Domeij, S. Piccand. Top: J. Wassenaar, S. Waffle. «■«BW -« � a«BNlu i ‘ taavaaaae immmmmummK iaaaa«a aaaay ,i aB8MMaaeol -aUBRRUBSKCt The varsity basketball cheerleaders got off to a good start this year. Besides gaining the cheerleading abilities of our two exchange stu- dents, they also won third place at cheerlead- ing clinic in Oriskany Falls. They all worked very hard and it showed. The cheerleaders are assisted by a pep squad this year, and those girls are also giving it their best. FREEZE! Everybody get the beat. 82 - Varsity Cheerleaders JV CHEERLEADERS Front: L. Waffle. Row 2: M. Curtis, D. L. Goodspeed. Santa's Little Elves: M. Waffle, L. Leahy, S. Waffle. Bryden, E. Palmer. Top: A. Spaulding, The JV basketball cheerleaders also got off to a good start this year. Besides winning fourth at cheerleading clinic, they also are doing a fine job cheering on the jV basketball team. Of course, neither of the two squads could have gotten as far as they have without Mona Waffle, their cheerlead- ing advisor. She has put her all into making the basketball team cheerlead- ers of 1985-86 the best they can be. Mounted up for victory. IV Cheerleaders —83 THE WINNING TRADITION Front: A. Kristofik, D. Lawton, K. Stachina, K. Sullivan, K. Kokell, A. Carroll, A. Joy. Back: M. Steventon, N. Joy, B. Prindle, A. Page, D. Joy, M. Frederick, J. Page, B. Anderson, Coach Martin. The Morris Mustangs Girls' Basketball team is on another rampage this year for the Tri-Valley title and the section IV Class D girls' championship. Leading the fiery Mustangs are seniors Daphne Joy, Julia Page, Kathy Stachina, Brenda An- derson, and Kelly Sullivan. The girls also have an awesome second team including April Carroll, Brenda Prindle, Dean- na Lawton, Nadine Joy, Kris Kokell, Dawn Page, and Kim Kristofik. Michelle Frederick was also with the Mustangs, but she left at middle of the season for a knee operation. The Mustangs are on their way to a very successful season with the coaching expertise of Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Up, up, and away! 84 —Girls' Basketball CONTINUES AT MORRIS Daphne gets tough. Nadine shoots for two. The Joy Sisters-a Dynamic Duo! Kris shows great defense. Our fast break never fails. Getting ready for the box-out. 85 OV doesn't stand a chance. Loose ball. Rebound! Kathy, catching a pass. Front: J. Leahy, J. Robinson, J. Brush, j. Mitchell, K. VanZandt, G. Oliver, J. Benjamin, B. Anderson. Back: P. Maerz, J. Lobdell, M. Walling, M. Hull, R. Ballard, S. Linton, N. Bryden, R. Joy, Coach Naples. SPRING FEVER BASEBALL SOFTBALL CATCH IT! Spring Sports —87 Front: L. Tiffany, D. Lawton, T. Fortune, A. Carroll, K. Kokell. Back: Coach Morris, A. Kristofik, K. Dill, P. Stewart, B. Anderson, K. Stachina, D. Joy, K. Kristofik, B. Prindle, N. Joy, V. Pickens, S. Phillips. 0{jSW fe rii c Boosters a. nd Matrons Ron Paula jenkins Congratulations to the seniors. Good luck in the future! Warren Mrs. Dixson George The Hillis Family Howard Johnson's of Norwich wishes their best! Mrs. Catharine Brown It's been real ' James Gregory Bruce Brown Please support your local Safety Patrol Ethel T. Perkins Joe Caiser Congratulations, Class of 1986 and Kelly from Bill and Brigid Heather Burnett Sullivan Wayne Joan Burnett We are very proud of you! Good Luck! Mrs. Jake Noelle Cameron It's been a great year! Mrs. H. Bob Gloria Candales CHOW Mr. Mrs. Barden Norm Louise Tiffany Skillin's Jewelers to a great bunch. Thomas G. Swales Good-bye to all my friends 1 will miss you all. Tom Meyers Marion W. Ritter Just wish 1 could have seen you through the whole year! Best of Sue Bill Lewis Luck! Mrs. Davis Sue Veres L. Leal, Best of everything to a great class! Pat Kristofik Good Luck, Class of '86 Eric and Audrey Shields Sally Sargent Congratulations, Betty Jean and Brenda David and Lena Stanard's Shoes Anderson Good Luck, Seniors of '86 Melanie Steventon Good Wishes, Brenda and the Class of '86. Robert, Sharon, and Brian Anderson Congratulations to the senior class from the Asquith Family To the two remaining Mooseheads, we've had some great Jeff Leahy times, thanx guys —Kat and Kel Marilyn Edsell To all of those who have meant a lot to us. We wish you the Sharah Edsell best. Love Kelly Vough Janet Wassenaar Mr. Mrs. Don Turnbull We love those Morris Mustangs Cheerleaders of 85 86 Mr. Mrs. Richard Congdon Best of luck to the classes of 86 and 87 John Lull and Family Julia Page Good luck to the Class of '86! Joan Roger Miller Mrs. Herrick Good luck to the class of '86 in loving memory of Eleanor Mr. Spena Swales Miss Gerchman 1 Love You All! Mrs. Phillips Best Wishes to the Class of '86 Fred Shaver Mrs. Winters The Class with Class. '86 Vicki Pickens Mrs. Collison Congratulations, Class of '86 from Mildred Carl Frederick Mrs. Haight Good luck to the class of '86 Michelle Frederick Brian Gregory Congratulations, Class of '86 from The Market Place in The Holt Family Cooperstown Ken Lucy Cooke Good Luck to the lower classes. S. Hollenbeck Betty Jean Anderson Congratulations, Class of '86 from Dandee Donuts, Tom Sable Debi Anderson Mgr. Rocky Virgina Hoffman Congratulations, Class of '86 from Leonora Lobdell - phone 432- 8550 Way to go, Brenda, and all graduating seniors of MCS. Gram and Gramp Davis Congratulations, Class of '86. The New Berlin Flower Shop Special Thanks To ... The Methodist Church for Studio Use The Frederick Family for photography help Fred Lemister for continued support Mrs. Winters for bookkeeping Mrs. Turnbull for various clerical help Jennifer Lull for computer work Nadine Joy for art work Mr. Maher for all his support Mr. Turnbull for extra supplies All MCS teachers and staff and students for standing by us and being you! 90 —Boosters Patrons STUDENT COUNCIL Morris has one of the best student councils in the area. At the leadership con- ferences last year, we were surprised to discover that not only does our student council meet more often than other area student councils, but it takes part in more activities. The SC plays a big part in the annu- al Christmas activities that Morris is famous for. It also helps out the other classes and organizations. This year, for instance, they helped the safety patrol earn money for their Washington trip by sponsoring a kick-off dance in October. Janet dances to a student council meeting. The VP job is tough work. The student council has four officers, elected ev- ery year the second week of May. This year's offi- cers are: President — Kelly Sullivan VP —Warren Kinney Treas. — Rob Witt Sec.-Janet Wassenaar Mrs. Harrington is the advisor for the council. Front: J. Wassenaar, J. Waffle, J. Wassenaar, K. Sullivan, B. Anderson. Back: R. Witt, B. Frederick, N. Bryden, W. Kinney, P. Stafford, B. Brown. 92 ON THE RIGHT TRACK ACADEMICALLY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front: D. Joy, J. Lull, J. Wassenaar, K. Vough, J. Page, K. Stachina, K. Sulli- Sorensen, van. Back: R. Witt, J. Gregory, R. Joy, L. Tiffany, T. Fortune, J. Gaiser, J. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY Front: J. Stiefel, J. Lernihan, C. Matteson, T. Drake, A. Fiske, S. VanZandt, Valentine, T. Rehrmann, K. Kristofik, A. Church, M. Curtis, Mrs. Davis. M. Matteson, J. Cooper, D. Gaiser. Back: Mrs. Harrington, T. Bunn, A. Honor Societies —93 April-the next Dairy Queen”-JHHS Ice Cream Social Vicki, asleep in band again. 1986 Yearbook Staff-Horsin' Around. Chris and Joe discussing the finer points in life. 94 — Organizations Candids The Marching Band Marches —to the beat of a different drummer. Luci Lenz, Morris' chief debater, competes in speech and debate competitions throughout New York State. Luci competes in the oral interpreta- tion class. In this class, one performs a speech or a piece of literature in front of an audience and judges. Luci has a lot of potential in this field. Good Luck, Luci. The children select their RIF books. Our October distribution day was a joy! The excited and happy expressions on the children's faces are so precious, said Mrs. Tosti, RIF chairperson. This year, RIF solicited funds from lo- cal businesses. These dollars will be used to supplement the money from the government to buy books that the kids will really enjoy. Local businesses which contributed were Nina's, Morris Arco, Calico Combinations, Cardinal Eyewear Ltd., H.W. Naylor, jacobsen Construction, Mr. Bosco You guys, get serious. Grant Miller Croup, New Lisbon General Store, Wilber Bank, Boynton Studio, Marquit's Supermarkets, Dale Tosti, Sherry's, Alice Quintin, and Morris Wood Furnace Co. This year we also partici- pated in the national RIF Poster Contest. Jamie Finneran's poster will be judged in Washington DC in the national division. We're proud of you, Jamie. RIF —Reading in FUNdamental Organizations —95 JUST BEGINNING elementary BAND CHORUS Front: K. Baker, A. Lull, K. Martin, T. Moore, M. Ballard. Row 2: J. Waffle, Perry, j. MacLeman, B. Sherwood, S. Veres, A. Guerriero, A. Joy, M. An- N. Wilson, R. Tilley, J. Morehouse, D. Ryther, D. Kaye, H. Stafford, A. derson, G. Joy, S. Hoag, R. Elliott, D. Washburn. Back: Mr. Spena, M. Kristofik. Row 3: K. Maerz, J. Moore, T. Cooper, D. Talbot, S. Phillips, J. Johnson, M. Palmer, P. Maerz. Front: B. Tracy, J. Hillis, J. Adair, E. Rock, J. Jackson, J. MacLeman, K. John- ston, K. Maerz, R. House, M. Anderson. Row 2: S. Bemis, B. Sherwood, N. Wilson, J. Vough, J. Matteson, K. Hoag, J. Sowa, C. Goodson, T. Moore, M. Ballard. Row 3: E. Brown, J. Waffle, C. Shields, E. Olsson, B. Asquith, B. Seeley, S. Dunham, H. Stafford, K. Martin, A. Lull. Back: A. Wilson, N. Elliott, D. Gregory, N. Dixson, J. Perry, S. Vosburgh, A. Joy, K. Baker, C. Bemis, A. Kristofik. 96 — Elementary Band and Chorus WE ARE MOVING RIGHT ALONG Junior Band: Front: J. Lobdell, D. Gaizer, B. Boccafogli, S. Brodrick, J. Coo- Row 3: M. Matteson, C. Gould, J. Elliott, A. Hillis, D. Valentine, J. Curtis, P. per, T. Drake. Row 2: T. Tilley, P. Teed, K. Seeley, R. Veres, C. Matteson. Bosco, K. House. Back: Mr. Spena, J. Tooley Junior Chorus: Front: C. Nye, T. Drake, M. Ferguson, P. Teed, A. Hillis, B. Boccafogli, W. Moore, S. Bodie, J. Cooper, J. Sowa, S. Shields. Row 2: J. Roffe, W. Wagner, J. Tooley, J. Ahern, D. Treiber, S. VanZandt, M. Matteson, S. Birdsall, C. Hansen, S. Mitchell, E. Seeley. Back: C. Gould, D. Osterhout, H. Burnett, C. Matteson, M. Vough, J. Lobdell, S. Weidman, D. Gaiser, H. Adair, J. Lernihan, C. Gregory, H. Bunn, Mrs. Herrick. Junior Band and Chorus-97 MUSIC'S FINEST Senior Band: Front: V. Pickens, L. Rozelle, M. Frederick, S. Morehouse, B. Brown, J. Gregory, j. Waffle, B. Lull, K. VanZandt. Row 4: J. Leahy, S. T. Fortune, K. Leahy. Row 2: J. Lull, A. Fiske, M. Curtis, B. Bosco, J. Roffe, Littlewood, D. Tilley, J. McWilliams, L. Tiffany. Row 5: Mr. Spena, S. M. Morehouse, M. Spaulding, E. Palmer, K. Kokell, L. Waffle, K. Sullivan. Piccand, J. Foote, P. Stafford, B. Frederick, M. Fortune. Row 3: D. Lawton, S. Gould, K. Kristofik, E. Brodrick,M. Alger, C. Pickens, Senior Chorus: Front: J. Stiefel, L. Waffle, A. Spaulding, E. Palmer, j. Waffle, T. Bunn, B. Frederick, P. Stewart, D. Fusco, A. Fiske. Row 2: Mrs. Herrick, K. Kokell, M. Morehouse, J. Lull, J. Wassenaar, M. Curtis, J. Wassenaar, A. Valentine, M. Alger, L. Rozelle, N. Cameron, D. jenkins. Row 3: C. Pickens, K. Sullivan, A. Church, M. Steventon, J. Gaiser, M. Bosco, J. McWilliams, B. Lull, M. Nye, J. Guerriero, L. Lenz, L. Goodspeed. Back: K. Kristofik, V. Pickens, D. Joy, J. Gregory, P. Stafford, W. Kinney, J. Leahy, K. VanZandt, M. Frederick, B. Page, D. Forgit, A. Boest, L. Tiffany. 98-Sr. Band and Chorus I really didn't want this job! What are you talking about? Pablo gets in step. Football players go vocal. Team work Organizations-99 ALL COUNTY NYSSM.A JAZZ BAND Front: B. Boccafogli, E. Seeley, J. Sowa, C. Han- sen. Row 2: P. Teed, ). Cooper, J. Stiefel, A. Fiske, M. Matteson, S. VanZandt, C. Gregory, L. Waffle. Row 3: S. Birdsall, A. Hillis, J. Lull, V. Pickens, j. Wassenaar, M. Spaulding, M. Frederick, K. Leahy, L. Tiffany, R. Chambers, B. Wagner, A. Church. Back: J. Leahy, B. Lull, J. Gaiser, M. Curtis, J. Gregory. 100 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Front: D. Jenkins, Mrs. Herrick, A. Boest. Row 2: A. Fiske, N. Cameron, J. Stiefel, E. Palmer, A. Church, L. Waffle, B. Lull. Top: S. Could, J. Waffle, D. Joy, V. Pickens, K. Sullivan, J. Lull, M. Frederick. The Jazz Band is a group of sixteen students led by Mr. Spena. They play at all of our concerts and at some community activities as well. The Jazz Band competes at the annual Sherburne Pageant of Bands. Last year they took second. This year, they plan to take first. The Girls' Ensemble, led by Mrs. Herrick, is a wonder- ful addition to our music program. They sing at all of our concerts and, during the holidays, they sing occa- sionally at Oneonta. Singing sixteen strong, their voices fill the auditorium with music. The All-County students are our exceptionally good musicians, both vocally and instrumentally. They all must audition in order to play or sing in one of the All-County groups. There are levels at the elementary, junior high and senior high. NYSSMA students don't compete against each other as in All-County. They do, however, sing or play in or- der to receive a grade or score. Awards and the honor to participate in Area-All-State are the outcomes. Jeff Leahy —full of hot air. Organizations —101 FHA-HERO Front: ). Curtis, ). Ciovenco, R. lohnston, K. Seeley, C. Goodspeed. Row 2:). Schaffer,), Roffe, S. Shields, D. Holmes, P. Teed, ). Sowa, B. Boccafogli. Back: B. Wagner, G. Rockwell, S. Bodie, C. Tooley, S. Birdsall. Our Morris chapter of FHA-HERO consists of nineteen junior high students. They have done several things so far this year. For Halloween, the chapter put on a haunted house which had eight different scenes. They performed a play during the Christmas week. They did several things to achieve state recognition. One of their state programs was a student body project in which they performed a skit for the New Berlin Central School students. They plan to attend the state leadership meeting in the spring. We are very proud of our FHA-HERO students. They are preparing themselves for the future, doing the things they will have to do the rest of their lives. Ocean City here we came! 102 - FHA-HERO EUROPE BOUND '85—gone and back Front: S. Morehouse, E. Brodrick, M. Bosco, Mrs. Leahy, K. Stachina, S. Gould, K. Sullivan, J. Sorensen. Row 2: G. Perkins, T. Fortune, j. Wassenaar, D. Lawton, P. Stafford, B. Ander- son, B. Brown. Row 3: K. Ballard, j. Robinson, M. Talbot, A. Harris, J. Lull, K. Moskos, H. Lernihan, D. Rozelle, K. Leahy, R. Witt, E. Moore. Back: L. Piccolo, C. Wilson, Mr. jacobsen, A. Carroll, B. Prindle, Mr. Leal, Mrs. Leal, J. Wassessar, T. Meyers, M. Piccolo, j. Brodrick, j. Gregory, J. Page, T. Leahy, L. Rozelle. James and Kathy in Versailles Jen and Kris in Heidelberg Erin on the Neckar On April 12, 1985, Mrs. Leal took a group of 34 students to Europe. They traveled to various cities in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and France. The trip was highlighted by visits to Versailles, Paris, and Heidelberg. They enjoyed many foreign delicacies, the most memorable of which were chocolate-covered ants and escargot. After the Morris invasion, Europe will never be the same! Europe Bound -103 MARCHING BAND PLACES Front: D. Gaiser, W. Hirt, A. Church, R. Chambers, M. Frederick, J. Foote, B. Frederick, P. Stafford. Row 2: K. Kodrich, W Moore, K. Leahy, T. Drake, K. K. Sullivan, Mr. Spena. Row 3: H. Burnett, C. Matteson, J. Wassenaar, ). Roffe, A. Spaulding, H. Harris, M. Bosco, C. Spaulding, M. Curtis, D. Lawton, V. Matteson, C. Gould, B. Brown, M. Alger, C. Pickens, J. Wassenaar, K. VanZandt, j. Gregory, K. Stachina, P. Bosco, J. Waffle, B. Lull, R. Veres, S. Adair, M. Ferguson, D. Treiber, S. Brodrick, K. Kokell, M. Morehouse, K. Asquith, J. Ahern. 104-Marching Band FIRST AT SHERBURNE House, E. Palmer, C. lernihan, L. Waffle, S. VanZandt, J. Sorensen, T. Fortune, J. Foote, Pickens, S. Waffle, K. Kristofik, ). Lull, E. Brodrick, S. Gould, A. Fiske. Row 4: M. Littlewood, J. Leahy, ), Lobdell, ). McWilliams, L. Tiffany. Back: S. Mitchell, B. Fish, H. Kelly Sullivan: Leader of the Band. The Morris Marching Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Spena, had a great year. At the 36th annual Sherburne Pageant of Bands, they took first place in Class C marching competition, marching 67 strong to their hit ''Space 1985.” Morris surprised everyone with their spectacu- lar special effects, such as turning around and marching backwards. The concert band and jazz band also did well, each placing second in Class C competition. The marching band, while competing at the Otsego County Firemen's Convention, placed second. They also marched at the Springfield Fire Convention and the Otsego County Fair. Mr. Spena has made several changes in the marching band since he started conducting here in September, 1984, including a new street beat and a bigger colorguard. He still has high expectations for the band in the com- ing years. Kelly Sullivan, our outstanding drum majorette, has been leading the band since June, 1983. Kelly has been doing a great job, taking the trophy for Best Drum Majorette at the 35th annual Sherburne Pageant. She will be very hard to replace when she graduates this June. Marching Band — 105 MISS MAJORETTE NY 1985 Miss Majorette New York State, Noelle Cameron, this past summer traveled to Notre Dame University in Indiana. There she placed tenth in the World Hoop Baton Championships. She highly believes in this quote from Scott Hamilton whom she has met personally: Nothing easy shows how good you are. Nothing good comes easy. Noelle has competed year after year, but this is her highest honor yet. Noelle leads a very busy life because not only does she compete individually, but she also marches with the high school marching band. Morris is proud to claim Miss Majorette, Noelle Cameron, as our Majorette. Noelle at World Championships. Noelle Cameron, Miss Majorette NY 1985 lumping for success Practice makes perfect 106-Twirler OLYMPICS OF THE MIND Front: Mrs. Elliott, S. Birdsall, j. Elliott, S. Shields, A. Hillis, Mr. Hillis. Back: P. Teed, J. Kays. Olympics of the Mind is a competi- tion of intelligence and creativity. Chil- dren in several age categories compete against each other on problems de- signed by a committee. The competi- tion is nationwide, but our students from MCS compete first in the regional competition in February at SUCO. Last year our team, the present seventh grade team, won first at regionals and fourth at the state competition at SUNY, Buffalo. Front: B. Palmer, K. Johnston, J. Matteson. Back: N. Elliott, ). Rockwell, J. Hillis, C. Shields. This year MCS has three teams prepar- ing for competition. The seventh grade team (top), under the coaching staff of Mrs. Elliott and Mr. Hillis, will be working on a history problem. The third fourth grade team is involved with a mass production problem. The ninth grade team, (bottom) coached by Mrs. Harrington, is doing some art research and production. 107 Front: M. Curtis, K. Kristofik, A. Church. Back: J. Stiefel, A. Fiske, A. Valentine, L. Catania. SAFETY PATROL Front: K. Matson, M. Palmer, F. Fusco, E. Hopper, F. Hoag. Row 2: Mrs. Perkins, K. Baker, M. Ballard, C. Coodson, K. Martin, A. Lull. Row 3: J. Nye, B. Barton, D. Ryther, J. Waffle, H. Stafford, A. Kristofik. Row 4: M. Johnson, J. Neer, j. Morehouse, P. Maerz, R. Tilley, N. Wilson. Row 5: D. Kaye, J. Vough, R. House, C. Bemis, S. Vosburgh, J. Kenyon, R. Myers, D. Jackson. Row 6: A. Joy, M. Ander- son, T. Morgan. Back: Mrs. Phelps, R. Hollenbeck, T. Moore. The school safety patrol plays a very important part in school life. They make sure everyone crosses the street safely and escort the kindergarten to their busses at the end of the day. This year's safety patrol held a high school dance with the help of the student council to raise money for their Washington trip. This was the first time students in sixth grade have ever been permitted to attend or hold a high school dance. They made a large profit which will be used to help finance trips. Co ahead, punk. Make my day! 108 —Safety Patrol HORSIN' AROUND Front: L. Tiffany, E. Brodrick, D. Jenkins, B. Anderson. Back: M. Frederick, J- Lull, Mrs. Harrington, B. Brown, J. Gaiser, R. Joy, N. Bryden, J. Foote. Yearbook - 109 spv-ou MCS would like to honor these district members who work at NY Central: •Sharon Anderson Gina Barden Susan Boest Linda Bowker Jane Brunschmid Theresa Burdick Laura Card Julia Daniels Sheryl Dugan Connie Gunther Angela Jones Linda Kays Debra Kolvik Lillie Littlewood Patricia Loucks Elaine McWilliams Diane Perry Lynne Tooley Joy Tracy Diane Turner Linda Webster Sherry Woodbeck Thanks! to NY Central for their generous support. NICK’S RESTAURANT Kathy showing her power. Congratulations to the Class of 1986 GOOD SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS. Featuring A COMPLETE MENU OF HOMECOOKED FOOD MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY 13 West Main Street, Morris, NY OPEN EVERY DAY — 24 HOURS 263-5170 DIMOCK HOLLOW GARAGE USED CARS TOWING SERVICE 432-5662 Congratulations, Class of '86 Eating Out Beats Cooking And Our Cooking Beats Anything Out! Phone: 263-5186 LLOYD BARBARA SINES—OWNERS 218 CHESTNUT ONEONTA Doug Coon Sriend(u Service Since 1899 ONEONTA DEPARTMENT STORE, INC 155-65 MAIN STREET ONEONTA, NEW YORK 13820 Congratulations to the Class of '86 Ads-in If I bend way down, can I make it into this picture? Shop THE PRICE CHAMPION UNBEATABLE NORTHEASTERN SPORTING GOODS UNLIMITED The Sporting Goods Specialist So. Side Mall LEON M. HERRINGTON %, mOBOWK m muFFLer 607-432-8395 GATES BELTS HOSES DITZLER FINISHES STANDARD IGNITION CHAMPION - A.C.-A.L. Oneonta, NY 13820 458 CHESTNUT STREET TELEPHONE NO.: ONEONTA, NEW YORK 13820 607 432-9358 MAREMONT EXHAUST SMS A 1 REBUILTS AC-HASTINGS-WIX WAGNER - McCORD CARHART CAMERA 18 Dietz St. CARD’S AUTO PARTS Oneonta, NY 13820 Congratulations to the Class of '86 Telephone 607-847-6309 31 Academy St., New Berlin, N.Y. 13411 SUBARU INEXPENSIVE AND BUILT TO STAY THAT WAY Used Cars Trucks Bus. Phone (607) 432-2800 ONEONTA ALTO IMPORTS, INC. LOWER ONEIDA STREET - ONEONTA, NEW YORK OTSEGO AUTOMOTIVE INC. 55 Oneida St. Oneonta. N. Y. 13820 'The Complete Car - Truck Center 607-432-0300 112-Ads PALMER'S LIGHTNING PROTECTION SERVICE Deoler ond Instoller for Master Label Lightning Rod Systems FARMS - BARNS HOMES FREDERICK L. PALMER MORRIS. N. Y. 13006 (607) 263-5014 Phone (607) 263 - 5555 BUTTERNUT REALTY TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES W. D. BENJAMIN 26 West Mam Street Licensed Real Estate Broker Morris. New York 13808 Phone 263-5478 Evening or Weekends ROYCE WEBSTER DRIVEWAYS STONED AND OILED BLACKTOP DRIVES SEALED TOP SOIL — GRAVEL Box 303 - Morris, New York 13808 607 • 263 - 5855 daiclimtsr Antique Furnishings Lamps - Parts - Shades P.B., A.P.. V.G., Gregory 4 W. Main Street Morris, N. Y. 13808 DAVID W. ANDERSON AND SON BOX 194 MORRIS, NEW YORK 13808 (607) 263-5345 Authorized Dealer DAVID W. ANDERSON President (607) 263 5661 MORRIS WOOD FURNACE CO. MANUFACTURE • SALES SERVICE Vinyl Building Products by VIPCO FAY WILCOX SONS BOX 116 MORRIS NEW YORK 13808 New Berlin 607-847-8661 WILLIAM M. PICKENS General Contractor Box 42 MORRIS, NEW YORK 13808 CUSTOM WOODWORKING CARPENTRY ELECTRICAL MASONRY PLUMBING Phone 607-263-5637 Nelson Teed Excavating Morris, NY 13808 RD 1 Box 139 B Don’t you people ever knock? Ads-113 ARMY NAVY 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 ''You Pay Less for School Jackets Everyday. 219 Main St. Oneonta, NY 13820 Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30, Thurs. til 9:00 Friday til 8:00, Sunday 12-5 o TA A . + -— D ___ 'rfRVI AV 222 Main St., Ruffino Mall Onronta, NY 23820 432-8106 HARVEY BRESLAU RD 1 - Box 115A. Morris. NY 13808 607 263-5193 Open April thru October So. Broad St. Morris, NY Congratulations to the Class of '86 Good Luck in the Future The Frederick Family 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 for less. YardenT StudioN. Inr. Ads-114 ONEONTA OIL FUEL CO. INC. 60 MARKET STREET, ONEONTA, NEW YORK TELEPHONE (607) 432-5100 MID-STATE FUEL CORPORATION Mobil 60 MARKET STREET, ONEONTA, NEW YORK TELEPHONE (607) 432-5100 JIFFY STOP INCORPORATED 7 70 7 7 7 7 60 MARKET STREET, ONEONTA, NEW YORK TELEPHONE (607) 432-5100 Phone 607 263-5631 ROBERT E. KLINDT ELM GROVE ROAD MORRIS, NEW YORK Water Drilling • Conditioning • Pumping CHRISTMAS TREES EVERGREEN TRANSPLANTS SEEDLING PLANTING LANDSCAPING DOUGLAS BROTHERS TREE FARM GARRATTSVILLE. N. Y. 13342 £ PHONES: 965-8937 OR 965-8104 Phone: 607 847-8634 Phone: 607 263-5006 HOMESTEAD UCTIOA SERVICE NEAR FAIRGROUNDS - MORRIS, NEW YORK 13808 Buy or Consign COMPLETE: Machinery, Cattle, Household, or Whatever AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 6:30 Auctioneers: Lew Miller and Sons TELEPHONE (607) 263-5549 DALE L. 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The Olde Country Dept. Store Clothing Gifts Antiques Larry Jean Linton BUTTERNUT VALLEY ICE Wholesale-retail Morris 263-5494 Mrs. Robbins and Mr. Holcombe cleaning up their act at the Bar-B Que GROVE ESTATES MOBILE HOME PARK (607)263-5559 ANDREA and SUSAN'S HAIR-BERDASHERY JOICO BEAUTY SALON propane gas Rt. 51 North, Morris 263-5494 Susan J. Sampson 2 East Main Street Andrea S. Guerriero Morris, N.Y. 13808 Phone (607) 263 - 5555 NINA'S PIZZERIA RESTAURANT BUTTERNUT mr REALTY COUNTRY PROPERTIES Corner of Broad and Main Morris, NY For the famous Pizza and dinners W. D. BENJAMIN 26 West Mam Street Licensed Real Estate Broker Morns. New York 13808 . . . MEMBER . .. COMPUTER GALLERY Now serving wine and beer owners: Sal and Lisa Mannino 263-5757 “Digital Delights P.O. Box 500 34 South Broad Street Morris, New York 13808 607-263-5900 A Private Club For The Exchange Of Computer Hardware And Software Robert P. Boynton President Ads-117 HONDA. QTTeovttcT Hours: Sates: Mon.-Thurs. 9-9, Fri. 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N Y 13820 •SKIP DECKER 607-432-0275 Sunshine 12 'll VAN'S AUTO SERVICE HOME HEALTH CARE SUPPLY CENTER EDUCATION - INFORMATION - SERVICE PHONE (607) 432-3511 Hospital equipment for the home 56 ONEIDA street Sales Rentals ONEONTA, N.Y. 13820 312 CHESTNUT ST. ONEONTA. N.Y. 13820 (607) 432-6864 JOHN LERNIHAN R Ph CAROL LERNIHAN R N Good Luck to the Class of '86 from PIZZALAND 24 Oneida St. Oneonta 118-Ads Cooperstown Merchants a family restaurant since 1918 in the heart of Cooperstown Available for banquets, parties, meetings, etc. all year; with full license privileges. 547-9261 or 547-8519 The Lemister Family Wishes You the Very Best BENNETT Bennett Motor Sales, Inc. Authorized Honda Dealer CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - DODGE, INC. Our Reputation - Your Guarantee Rt. 28, 3 miles north of Cooperstown Fly Creek, New York 13337 607 547-9332 -5340 Rt. 28 3 Miles N. of Cooperstown We Sell the Best and Sen ice the Rest HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 52 Pioneer Street, Cooperstown, N.Y. 13326 (607) S47-8171 GARY KATHERINE TURITS Congratulations LIPPITT JEWELRY GIFTS 20 CHESTNUT STREET COOPERSTOWN.N Y (607) 547-5311 , INC. PHONE 547-966 1 COOPERSTOWN OPTICAL 43 Pioneer Street Cooperstown, NY 13326 (607) 547-8080 Compliments SCHNEIDERS' BAKERY Cooperstown, NY Phone 547-9631 Stacey, a happy Sherry's employee, and her two happy friends. Ads - 119 ALPINE PAINTING CONTRACTOR CARPENTRY 8c ROOFING RTE. 23. STAR RT. BOX 2 MO R R IS, N.Y. 1 3908 ALPINE GREENHOUSE Phone 607-263-5202 Donald Hoag 25 South Broad St. Norwich, NY PHONE 334-2617 DIAMONDS • WATCHES • GIFTS The first graders settle in for a story read by Mrs. Holcombe from her easy chair —the rocker by the window. USED CARS ENGINE REBUILDING CHENANGO BILL'S AUTO SERVICE Sporting Goods Men's Ladies' Expert Foreign Car Repair Bill Seabury Rt. 23, West Oneonta, NY 607-432-7397 46 S. Broad St. Congratulations Class of 1986 R.J. ANDERSON Clothes 334-6527 Norwich, NY Professional Roofing Siding Contractor Windows and Doors Morris, NY 263-5506 Incorporated 120-Ads Compliments of the H. W. NAYLOR COMPANY Morris, NY (607) 263-5145 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '86 Luci and Necia talking it over. Ads-121 AMC njwp Renault TOM ARMAO Sales Manager COUNTRY CLUB CHEVROLET 70 Oneida Street Oneonta, New York 13820 Bus. Phone (607) 432 6190 WEST END BODY SHOP OF ONEONTA, INC. COMPLETE BODY REPAIRING AUTO PAINTING • UNIBODY FRAME REPAIR 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE GEORGE PERRY 450 CHESTNUT ST. Owner ONEONTA. NY 13820 MumbingVi HeatingSwl EST. 1946 Your Do-It-Yourself Center 229 Chestnut Street WAYNE GREGORY Oneonta. N.Y. 13820 Licensed Plumber Owner 607-432-4799 Shrubs — Flowers — Supplies MT. VISION GARDEN CENTER Landscaping Service Roger Wilms R.D.1, Box 14 Mt. Vision. N.Y. 13810 Just off Rt. 205 on County Rt. 46 Tel. (607) 432-1260 607-432-9091 JEWELRY hin mi.'iDAYnaujhiww nr. I Make It. Fix It. Bue It .� ik AwMfM Sel it' f £ x' «gitoersmith WfiilAM BOERNER 81 CHESTOUT CT-i- ONfi TA Jewelry Nfew? AriftSSe 8j§p$Dm Made AlwaysUJNUSUAL ‘Finc - silable! • Diamonds • Precious Metals Bought and Sold • Repairs ‘Index A Heather Adair 43,97,104 justin Adair 46,52,96 Tyler Adair 56 jaci Ahern 42,52,97,105 Andrea Alger 56,57 Mike Alger 40,66,76,98,99, 104 Lisa Amatuccio 60 Michael Amatuccio 56,57 BJ Anderson 18 Brenda Anderson 17,18,23, 30,32,72,74,84,85,86,87, 92,103,109,128 Brian Anderson 36,64,66,67, 68,80,81,87 Michelle Anderson 48,96,108 Robert Anderson 60 Tom Angellotti 60 Travis Ashcraft 54 Brett Asquith 52,96 Karen Aquith 43,105 B John Ballard 40,66,69,76,77 Kenny Ballard 36,103 Marlie Ballard 48,96,108 Richard Ballard 36,64,66,67, 68,69,80,81,87 Kelly Baker 48,96,108 Richard Barbieri 42 Charlene Barnett 54 Brian Barton 48,108 Jacob Barton 54,55 Jenny Barton 50 Lewis Bassett 54 Tyler Bassett 40 Eddie Beardsley 58 Gary Beardsley 60 Crystal Bemis 48,96,108 Matt Bemis 50 Nathan Bemis 5,58 Stacey Bemis 52,96 Karla Benjamin 58 Sabra Birdsall 16,44,45,97, 100,102,107 Seth Birdsall 16,56,57 Earl Blanchard 38 Brenda Boccafogli 44,97,100, 102 Deborah Boccafogli 40 Tommy Boccafogli 56,57 Chuck Bodie 52,53 Misti Bodie 38,39,70 Stephanie Bodie 44,45,97, 102 Alicia Boest 40,98,101 Tory Bohacek 58 Mark Bosco 2,38,71,95,98, 99,103,104 Pablo Bosco 42,71,97,99,104 Soraya Bosco 50,51 Mike Bowers 60 Matthew Boynton 56 Michael Boynton 42 Justin Brejuo 60 Brian Brigham 38,66,68 Richard Brimmer 44 Rodney Brimmer 40 Tammy Brimmer 52 Erin Brodrick 36,72,82,103, 105.109 Shannon Brodrick 42,72,97, 104 Bruce Brown 36,92,94,98, 100.103.104.109 Ed Brown 52,53,96 Scott Brown 38 John Brush 18,27,87 Dawn Bryden 38,65,70,83 Jackie Bryden 17,18,27,70 Neal Bryden 17,18,27,33,66, 68.69.80.81.87.92.109 Casey Bunn 50 Fran Bunn 18 Hope Bunn 42,97 Toby Bunn 40,93,98 Erin Burnett 5,50,51 Heather Burnett 5,42,97,99, 104 Charlie Byrne 36,37 John Byrne 36 C Jennifer Cahill 54 Mathia Cahill 60 Tracy Cahill 36 Jason Cameron 42 Noelle Cameron 36,98,101, 106 Bryan Card 58 Janet Card 18,27 April Carroll 36,72,73,84,85, 86,87,103 Theresa Case 40 Lucien Catania 40,107 Christina Chambers 44 Melissa Chambers 56,57 Rayburn Chambers 56 Roy Chambers 40,64,71,100, 104 Amanda Chaplin 54 James Chicorelli 56 Michael Christian 52,53 Amy Church 40,72,75,93,98, 100,101,104,107 Karen Church 38 Molly Clark 60,61 Louie Colburn 38,64,66,67, 80 Carolyn Cole 36 Danny Cooper 54 Jennifer Cooper 42,93,94,97, 100 Timmy Cooper 50,96 Brady Cotter 58 Joel Curtis 44,97,102,116 122-Ads Index Michele Curtis 40,72,83,93, 95,98,100,104,107 D Craig Daniels 60 Tara Davis 54 Theresa DeLauentiis 56,57 James Delp 17,18,29,53 Jeffrey Deto 52 Sean Dill 40,66 Neal Dixon 52,53,96 Petrinella Domeij 2,31,36,82 Chris Douglas 58 Jason Douglas 44 Becky Douglas 60 Brock Drake 52,53 Tonia Drake 42,93,97,104 Jason Dunham 52,53 Justin Dumham 58 Larrissa Dunham 5,58 Stephanie Dunham 52,96 E Chris Eldred 17,19,29 John Elliott 44,97,107 Nathan Elliott 52,53,96,107 Raymond Elliott 96 Rene Elliott 17,19 Congratulations, Class of '86 Roseanne Elliott 6,38 Ryan Elliott 50 _ „ , . Jeremy Enck 60 Compliments of the Stacy Enck 54 MORRIS FIRE DEPARTMENT F Cindy Ferguson 36 Michelle Ferguson 42,97,104 Mike Finch 44 Jamie Finneran 54 Kristy Fineran 58 Barb Fish 40,104 Bill Fisher 38,76,77 April Fiske 40,93,94,98,100, 101,105,107 Jennifer Foote 38,105 Jim Foote 17,19,30,66,67,68, 69,94,98,100,104,109 Darlene Forgit 41,72,75,98 Grace Forgit 52 We have enjoyed this opportunity to serve the Morris student body of which we are proud to be a part. Good luck to all of you. The Student Council NICHOLS OUR PROMISI: TO YOU • Brand Name Values • Low Prices Everyday • Satisfaction Guaranteed • The best quality merchandise you can get for the money .. . 7hat alud Rt. 7 Pyramid Mall Oneonta, NY 13820 Ads Index —123 ROWE'S AUTO SERVICE, INC. Distributors Automotive Supplies, Equipment 69-71 Market St. ONEONTA, NY 13820 607-432-0722 FUELOIL L.P. GAS REINHARDT-ANDRUS DAVID G. 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Jessica Guerriero 38,98 H David Hand 17,19,23,66 Casey Hansen 44,75,97,100 Rayanne Harrington 54,55 Ryan Harrington 51,60 Amy Harris 36,37,103 David Harris 60 Heather Harris 38,104 John Harris 60 Amy Heady 56,57 Timothy Heady 50,60 Angela Hillis 45,97,100,107 Jonathon Hillis 46,52,53,96, 107 Tim Hirt 43 Wendy Hirt 43,104 Fred Hoag 48,49,108 Kimberly Hoag 52,96 Steven Hoag 50,51,96 Winn Hoag 58,59 Jim Hoffman 17,20,32 Ben Holcombe 54 Robert Hollenbeck 48,108 Shirley Hollenbeck 17,19,23, 27 Victoria Hollenbeck 58 Deb Holmes 55,102 Brian Holt 17,20 Nancy Holt 37 Everett Hopper 48,108 Kevin Hopper 54,55 Melissa Hopper 60 Aaron House 4,60 Kristian House 97,104 Matthew House 44,45,116 Rachel House 48,96 Lise Hughes 38 Dean Hull 43 Mike Hunt 52,53 Patty Hunt 43 I Sean Ingham 52,53 J Dwayne Jackson 48,108 Jennifer Jackson 50,96 Darlene Jenkins 17,20,23,26, 70.94.101.109 Bonniejean Jessey 58 Davis Jessey 54 Marquetta Jessey 51,60 Jessica Johnson 58,128 Lisa Johnson 39 Mike Johnson 46,48,96,108 Katy Johnston 52,53,96,107 Ron Johnston 45,102,112 Scott Jones 37 Charlene Joslin 60 Ginger Joslin 52 Michael Joslin 58 Alison Joy 48,72,84,85,96, 108 Daphne Joy 17,20,23,28,72, 73,84,85,86,87,98,101 Gerry Joy 51,66,96 Jessica Joy 58 Nadine Joy 39,72,84,86,87 Rob Joy 5,37,64,66,67,68,69, 80.81.87.94.109 K Doug Kaye 48,96 Jeff Kaye 39,71 Jennifer Kays 45,107 Janet Kellum 58 Billy Kellum 60 John Kenyon 48,108 Loretta Kenyon 43 Tommy Kenyon 50 Warren Kinney 37,66,81,92, 98,99 Kathy Kodrich 43,104 James Kokell 39,66,76,77 124-Ads Index Karen Kokell 41,72,75,98,104 Kris Kokell 39,72,73,74,84,85, 87 David Kopp 52,53 Jennifer Kopp 52 Robert Kopp 58 Audra Kristofik 48,49,72,84, 87,96,108 Kim Kristofik 40,41,72,75,87, 93,95,98,105,107 L Nikki Lamb 58 Pat Lamson 50,51 Deanna Lawton 37,72,74,84, 87,98,103,104,119 Jennifer Lawton 56,57 Jeremy Lawton 56 Jessica Lawton 54 Becky Lawton 50 Ben Layton 41,66,76 Kim Layton 43 Jeff Leahy 17,20,23,29,64,66, 67,69,80,81,87,95,99,100, 101,105 Katie Leahy 39,75,98,100, 103,104 Lindsay Leahy 56,57,82 Michael Lehtonen 60 Luci Lenz 70,95,98,121 Brian Leonard 60 Kristi Leonard 54,55 Heidi Lernihan 37,98,103 Jennifer Lernihan 43,93,97 Crystal Lewis 56 Dana Lewis 60 Richard Lints 54 Scott Littlewood 39,98,100, 105 Jason Lobdell 43 Joanna Lobdell 43,97 Jeremy Loucks 60 Stacey Loucks 60 Beth Lull 2,41,72,75,98,99, 100,101 Jennifer Lull 37,70,82,98,99, 100,101,103,105,109 Mandy Lull 48,96,108 M Katie Maclemen 54 Mandy Madsen 50 Jamie Maerz 54 Karen Maerz 50,96 Paul Maerz 48,49,66,87,96, 108 Robert Maerz 52 Katie Martin 56,57 Kristen Martin 48,96,108,127 Owen Mathewson 58 David Matson 39 Kevin Matson 48,49,108 Abigail Matteson 58 Cortney Matteson 42,43,93, 95,97,104 Jesse Matteson 52,53,96,107 Margaret Matteson 43,75,93, 97,100,104 Dustin McAdams 56,57 Jeremy McCook 54 James McWilliams 39,71,76, 98,105 Kevin Meredith 58,59 Tom Meyers 17,20,23,26,64, 66,67,68,69,103,127 Eve Middaugh 20,26 John Mitchell 52 Sharon Mitchell 43,97,104 Darrell Moore 60 Erin Moore 37,103 Jeremy Moore 50,96 Rachel Moore 5,58 Tonya Moore 48,96,108 Wendy Moore 43,97,104 John Morehouse 48,96,108 Melanie Morehouse 41,98, 104 Sue Morehouse 37,98,99,103 Marie Morgan 52 Jennifer Moskos 45 John Moskos 5,58 Alex Musser 41 Kevin Musser 37 Rachel Myers 58 Becky Myers 56,57 Robert Myers 48,49,108 N Jason Neer 48,49,108 Shaun Neer 43,66 Steve Neer 41 Tonya Newell 56,57 James Northrup 54 Tom Norton 41,66 Jeff Nye 48,108 Lucinda Nye 43,97 Missy Nye 39,98 O Bryan O'Connor 58 Gary Oliver 37,66,87 Eilleen Olsson 52 Lillian Olsson 52 Mark Olsson 58 David Osterhout 43,66,97 Necia Osterhout 37,121 P Aurore Page 39,72,84 Brooke Page 5,41,98 Julia Page 17,20,23,28,72,84, 85,86,103,128 Brayton Palmer 41,66,76,77 Briggin Palmer 54,107 Elissa Palmer 41,64,70,83,98, 101,104 Matt Palmer 48,96,108 Justin Parker 58 NEW YORK PIZZERIA Best Pizza this side of Italy New Berlin, NY Open 7 days a week 607-847-8311 DEER PATH RESTAURANT Open 7 days a week Serving breakfast, lunch, and 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Main St. New Berlin, NY 847-6113 s Steven Santiago 54,55 Jennifer Schaffer 45,102 Jody Schaffer 56,57 Billy Jo Seeley 52,96 Erial Seeley 45,97,100 Kim Seeley 45,97,102 Patricia Seeley 54 Billy Seeley 58 Brett Sherwood 50,96 Clark Shields 46,52,53,96,107 Sylvanna Shields 44,45,75,97, 102,107 Andrea Shipman 56,57 Roger Shipman 52 Cary Smith 60 Raymond Smith 60 Valery Smith 60 Christian Sorensen 40,41,66 Julie Sorensen 17,21,23,26, 103.104 Lars Sorensen 43 Jaci Sowa 52,96 Jennifer Sowa 45,97,100,102 Mandy Spaulding 39,70,83, 95.98.100.104 Carrie Spaulding 21,104 Kathy Stachina 17,21,23,26, 30,72,84,86,87,95,103,104, 111,119 Holly Stafford 48,96,108 Jennifer Stafford 60 Peter Stafford 39,66,76,77, 92,98,99,103,105 Josh Stamus 45 Jessica Starcher 54 Franklin Steventon 56 Melanie Steventon 41,72,75, 84,98 Peggy Stewart 17,21,23,30, 87,98 Jennifer Stiefel 41,93,98,100 101,107 David Stone 43 Jason Sullivan 54,55 Kelly Sullivan 17,21,23,26,65, 72,73,74,84,86,92,98,101, 103,105 Sara Sullivan 5,58 Sean Sullivan 5,39,66,100,127 T Kelly Talbot 41 Denise Talbot 50,96 Mark Talbot 17,22,30,103 Priscilla Teed 45,97,100,102 107 Luann Tiffany 37,87,94,98, 100,105,109 Doug Tilley 41,98 Russ Tilley 48,96 Tammy Tilley 37 Terri Tilley 43,97 Christine Tooley 45,102 James Tooley 45,46,97 Mike Tooley 50,53 Samantha Tooley 56,57 Wendy Tooley 54 Chris Tosti 34,37,71,94 Lee Tosti 45 Danial Tracy 60 Deana Tracy 58 John Tracy 39,66 Becky Tracy 50,57,96 Steven Tracy 54 Dana Treiber 5,43,97,104 V Aaron Valentine 41,43,93,98, 99,107 Chris Valentine 39 Dean Valentine 45,97,116 Wayne Valentine Karl VanZandt 39,66,76,77, 98.99.100.104 Serena Vanzandt 43,72,93, 97.100.104 Pam Vaun 22 Richard Veres 43,71,97,99, 105,116 Shawn Veres 46,50,96 Adam Vosburgh 58 Ric Vosburgh 49,66,76 Seth Vosburgh 48,96,108 George Vough 52,53 James Vough 48,96 Kelly Vough 17,22,23,26,82, 128 Meredith Vough 5,43,97 w Jackie Waffle 41,70,92,98,99, 101.104 Jeff Waffle 46,48,49,96,108 Lisa Waffle 41,70,83,98,100, 101.104 Sherry Waffle 4,37,70,82,105 Stephanie Waffle 60,61,83 Billy Wagner 45,97,100,102 Kevin Wagner 5 Mark Walley 40,41,66 Diana Washburn 50,96 Zara Washburn 58,59,128 Janet Wassenaar 17,22,23, 26,65,70,82,92,95,98,100, 103,104,128 Jean Wassenaar 2,39,72,75, 92.98.103.104 Matt Watson 60 Jeff Webster 66 Karen Webster 54 Kim Weidman 4,39,70,83 Shana Weidman 45,97 Tabitha Welch 58 Janet Wells 58,128 Sarah Wells 60 Kelly White 60 Kim Whitehead 58 Jeremy Wilcox 60 Mark Wilcox 22,29 John Williams 45 Adam Wilson 96 Allison Wilson 60,61 Chris Wilson 17,22,23,28,103 Nichole Wilson 48,96 Stacey Wilson 52 Travis Wilson 54 Drew Witt 39 Rob Witt 17,22,23,27,64,66, 67,68,92,103,127 Christopher Worden 56 Don Worden 17,22,29 Tanya Worman 58 Tom Worman 54 Discover a New World of service with MORRIS ROTARY CLUB 126-Ads Index The computer age UGH! COLOPHON The 1986 Morrisanian, Horsin' Around , was published by Inter-Collegiate Press, 6015 Travis Lane, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, 66201. The sales representative is jim Maher from Whitesboro, NY. The book was produced using Professional C Program. The paper is 80 Matte, cut to 8x10 5 8 size. There are a total of 128 pages, and 190 pre-sold books were ordered. The books were printed in Optimist types. Pictures were taken by staff and parents using 400 Tri-X pan Kodak black and white film. Varden's Studio, Syracuse, NY, took all senior formal and group shots. The approximate production cost was $5600. The staff sold over $3400 in ads. Horsin' Around sold for $12 presale. ♦information relating to production. 127 Failure to report to class will result in serious punishment. The true beginning of our end. Shakespeare 128 —Closing Heather Adair Tim Card Cindy Gregory Jennifer Kopp Bryan O'Connor Justin Adair April Carroll David Gregory Audra Kristofik Gary Oliver Tyler Adair Theresa Case James Gregory Kim Kristofik EBIeen Olsson laci Ahern lucien Catania Randy Gregory Nikki Lamb Lillian Olsson John Ahern Christina Chambers lared Guadagni Bertha Lamson Mark Olsson Andrea Alger Melissa Chambers Andrew Guerriero Pat lamson David Osterhoul Mike Alger Rayburn Chambers Jessica Guerriero Deanna Lawton Necia Osterhoul lisa Amatuccio Roy Chambers David Hand Jennifer Lawton Aurore Page Michael Amatuccio Amanda Chaplin Casey Hansen Jeremy Lawton Brooke Page B| Anderson James Chicorelli Rayanne Harnngton Jessica Lawton Julia Page Brenda Anderson Michael Christian Ryan Harrington Becky Lawton Braylon Palmer Brian Anderson Amy Church Amy Harris Ben Layton Briggin Palmer Michelle Anderson Karen Church David Harris Kim Layton Elissa Palmer Robert Anderson Molly Clark Heather Harris Jeff Leahy Matt Palmer Tom Angellotti Louie Colburn John Harris Katie Leahy Justin Parker Travis Ashcraft Carolyn Cole Amy Heady Lindsay Leahy Steven Parker Brett Asquith Danny Cooper Timothy Heady Michael Lehtonen loshua Paul Karen Aquith Jennifer Cooper Tanya Hendrickson Luci Lenz Scott Pegg lohn Ballard Timmy Cooper Angela Hillis Brian Leonard Jennifer Perry Kenny Ballard Brady Cotter Jonathon Hillis Kristi Leonard Donna Peterson Marlie Ballard loel Curtis Tim Hift Heidi Lernihan Dani Philips Richard Ballard Michele Curtis Wendy Hirt Jennifer Lernihan Joanne Phillips Kelly Baker Craig Daniels Fred Hoag Crystal Lewis Leonard Phillips Richard Barbieri Tara Davis Kimberly Hoag Dana Lewis Shara Phillips Charlene Barnett Theresa Delauentiis Steven Hoag Richard Lints Sylve Piccand lacob Barton James Delp Winn Hoag Scott Littlewood Chris Pickens Brian Barton Jeffrey Delp Jim Hoffman Jason Lobdell Vicki Pickens lenny Barton Sean Dill Ben Holcombe Jeremy Loucks Suzanne Pinero Lewis Bassett Neal Dixon Shirley Hollenbeck Stacey Loucks Jamie Place Eddie Beardsley PetrineBa Domeij Robert Hollenbeck Beth Lull Brenda Prindle Gary Beardsley Chris Douglas Victoria Hollenbeck Jennifer Lull Chris Purdy Crystal Bemis Jason Douglas Deb Holmes Mandy Lull Heather Purdy Matt Bemis Becky Douglas Brian Holt Christopher Macleman Tim Rehrmann Nathan Bemis Brock Drake Nancy Holt Jeanne Maclemen John Peiss Stacey Bemis Tonia Drake Everett Hopper Katie Mademen Robyn Reiss Karla Benjamin Jason Dunham Kevin Hopper Mandy Madson Aaron Rendo Sabra Birdsall Justin Dumham Melissa Hopper Jamie Maerz Korey Rendo Seth Birdsall Larnssa Dunham Aaron House Karen Maerz Brian Ryther Earl Blanchard Stephanie Dunham Kristian House Paul Maerz David Ryther Brenda Boccafogli Chris Eldred Matthew House Robert -Maerz Mark Riordan Tommy Boccafogli John Elliott Rachel House Katie -Martin Jeremiah Ritchey Misti Bodie Nathan Elliott Lise Houghs Kristen Martin Eve Rock Stephanie Bodie Raymond Elkott Dean Hul Owen Mathewson Gannon Rockwell Alicia Boest Rene Ettott Mike Hunt David Matson Jarrett Rockwell Tory Bohacek Roseanne Elliott Patty Hunt Kevin Matson James Roffe Mark Bosco Ryan Elliott Sean IngJiam Lisa Matson Jennifer Roffe Pablo Bosco Jeremy Enck Dwayne Jackson Abigail Matteson Lori Rozelle Soraya Bosco Stacy Enck Jennifer Jackson Courtney -Matteson Scott Ruchar Mike Bowers Cindy Ferguson Darlene Jenkins Jesse -Matteson Steven Santiago Matthew Boynton Michelle Ferguson Bonniejean Jessey Dustin McAdams Jennifer Schaffer Michael Boynton Mike Finch David Jessey Jeremy McCook Jody Schaffer Justin Brejuo William Finch Marqueita Jessey James McWilliams Billy Jo Seeley Brian Brigham Jamie Fmneran Jessica Johnson Kevin Meredith Erial Seeley Richard Brimmer Kristy Fineran Lisa Johnson Tom Meyers Kim Seeley Rodney Brimmer Barb Fish Mike Johnson Eve Middaugh Patricia Seeley Tammy Brimmer Bill Fisher Kaly Johnston John Mitchei Billy Seeley Erin Brodrick April Fiske Ron Johnston Sharon Mitchell Brett Sherwood Shannon Brodrick Jennifer Foote Bradley Jones Darrell Moore Clark Shields Bruce Brown Jim Foote Michael Jones Enka Moore Sylvanna Shields Donna Browning Darlene Forgit Scott Jones Erin Moore Andrea Shipman Ed Brown Grace Forgit Charlene JosJin Jeremy Moore Roger Shipman Scott Brown Mike Fortune Ginger Joslin Rachel Moore Gary Smith John Brush Tracy Fortune Alison Joy Tonya Moore Raymond Smith Dawn Bryden Bryce Frederick Daphne Joy Wendy Moore Valery Smith Jackie Bryden Mkhelle Frederick Gerry Joy John Morehouse Christian Sorensen Neal Bryden Dam Fusco Jessica Joy Melanie Morehouse lulie Sorensen Casey Bunn Fred Fusco Nadine Joy Sue -Morehouse Lars Sorensen Fran Bunn Denise Gaiser Rob Joy Jennifer Moskos Jaci Sowa Hope Bunn Joe Gaiser Doug Kaye lohn Moskos Jennifer Sowa Toby Bunn Larry Gardner Jeff Kaye Alex Musser Mandy Spaulding Erin Burnett Angela Garrow Jennifer Kays Kevin Musser Carrie Spaulding Heather Burnett John Giovenco Janet Kellum Rachel Myers Kathy Stachina Charlie Byrne Vern Gbdden Billy Kellum Becky Myers Holly Stafford John Byrne Keenan Colder John Kenyon Robert Myers Jennifer Stafford Jennifer Cahill Crystal Good son Loretta Kenyon Jason Neer Peter Stafford Mathia Cahill Craig Goodspeed Lori Kenyon Shaun Neer Josh Stamus Tracy Cahill Lisa Goodspeed Tammy Kenyon Steve Neer Jessica Starcher Noelle Cameron Chris Gould Tommy Kenyon Tonya Newell Jill Stevens Jason Cameron Chuck Gould Warren Kinney lames Northrup Franklin Steventon Bryan Card Stacey GoukJ Kathy Kodrich Tom Norton Melanie Steventon Harold Card Geoffrey Grant James Kokell Jeff Nye Peggy Stewart Janet Card Stephanie Grant Kris Kokell Lucinda Nye Jennifer Stiefel Peggy Card Holly Gray David Kopp Missy Nye David Stone lasxon Sullivan Kelly Sullivan Sara Sullivan Sean Stilivan Kelly Talboi Denise Talbot Mark Talbot Priscilla Teed luann Tiffany Doug Tilley Russ Tilley Tammy Tilley Terri Tilley Christine Tooley lames Tooley Mike Tooley Samantha Tooley Wendy Tooley Chris Tosti Lee Tosti Danial Tracy Deana Tracy John Tracy Becky Tracy Steven Tracy Dana Treiber Aaron Valentine Chris Valentine ITean Valentine Wayne Valentine Karl VanZandl Serena VanZandt Pam Vaun Richard Veres Shawn Veres Adam Vosburgh Ric Vosburgh Seth Vosburgh George Vough lames Vough Kelly Vough Meredith Vough Jackie Waffle Jeff Waffle Lisa Waffle Sherry Waffle Stephanie Waffle Billy Wagner Kevin Wagner ■Mark Walley Diana Washburn Zara Washburn Janet Wassenaar Jean Wassenaar -Matt Watson Jeff Webster Karen Webster Kim Weidman Shana Weidman Tabitha Welch lanet Wells Sarah Wells Kelly White Kim Whitehead Jeremy Wilcox Mark Wilcox John Williams Adam Wilson Allison Wilson Chris Wilson Nichole Wilson Stacey Wilson Travis Wilson Drew Witt Rob Witt Christopher Worden Don Worden Tanya Worman Tom Worman