Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

the dawn Ii11 AiWnories Uaat will I Som ,jrLy wo knoM o'li Tid the gt)!wfcr whicl And rope to discover in-the corner jWpr mind! Ne jMr!|bns cj||ture luyjPi MYNDERSIAN 1980 VOLUME 55 Mynderse Academy Seneca Falls, NY Table of Contents Faculty and Administration Seniors Juniors Sophomores Sports Music Clubs The Year 12 26 50 66 80 102 110 124 Myndersian Staff Editor-in-Chief Photography Editor Managing Editor Literary Editor Art Director Business Manager Advisors Business: J. Laurie Ossman Gregory Paris Carla Caraccilo Andrea Constable Rebecca Jensen Mary lacone M. Catherine Becker, Kay Sell Diterary: Thomas Hamilton Casting pearls before the swine ... feet on the desk ... Maalox and Tab ... post-class nicotine fixes... junkyard pointer stick ... hiking boots and backpack ... Dartmouth ... photo of the man with the nails in his nose ... The Angels Want To Wear My Red Shoes ... double entendres ... pre-class nicotine fixes ... By the sea, by the sea ... Warriner's books... floccinaucinihilipilification ... SWH With fond and fanciful memories, we, the Class of 1980, dedicate our Myndersian to Mr. Stephen Hackman. TO THE CLASS OF 1980 As Mynderse graduates, you are passing into the next important phase of your life. You are about to enter into a society filled with challenge and opportunity. What you do with your lives from this point forward will determine not only your personal self-fulfillment, but the general wellbeing of those who will interact with you. There is only one other thing we would ask of you ... never be caught up in yourself... or believe you are a self-made person. Each of you are made up of thousands of others. Everyone who has done a kind deed for you, or spoken one word of encouragement to you, has entered into the makeup of your character and of your thoughts, as well as your success. I hope that you come to realize the importance of the family unit in our society. The earlier in your life this occurs, the more gratifying life will be for you. We, the faculty, the Board of Education, the administration and supportive staff wish you every success on the road ahead. M. Douglas Zoller Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 1: E. Lawrence, M. Bero, M. Gallina, R. Dombrowski. Row 2: H. Holden, P. Same, L. Andrews, A. Petrocci. TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Time has passed so quickly and what seemed to be an eternity, has passed. Here you are, the first graduating class of Mynderse Academy in the decade of the 1980's. You have the distinction of being the moving force that will lay the groundwork for th is decade both in your school, community and possibly the world. Reach out and make your contributions but always remember, He climbs highest who helps another up. I know from our experiences together that you have the potential and that you have the Mynderse Pride. Please use your potential to the fullest and you will never have to look back and say, I'm sorry. Each of you will go your own way but you all have a common bond and that is that you are a Mynderse Graduate. Mynderse Academy is yours and you are always welcome back. May all of your hopes, your dreams and your personal goals as an individual be fulfilled and may you always represent your school with dignity. As Ralph Waldo Emerson so rightly put it, The future belongs to those who prepare for it. May happiness be yours, John R. Markell TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Your days at Mynderse Academy will soon come to an end. I strongly hope that the experiences you have encountered educationally, socially and in your extracurricular interests have given you a solid foundation for the future. The real challenges of life still lie ahead of each and every one of you. As a class you have displayed a mature and responsible attitude in your role as leaders at M.A. You have made this year a very positive segment of my life, and I hope I have affected yours also in a positive way. David M. Geitner Assistant Principal MARIE BATTAGLIA SPECIAL EDUCATION DOUGLAS AVERY CHORUS M. CATHERINE BECKER BUSINESS THOMAS CIMOCHOWSKI EARTH SCIENCE SANDRA CLEMENSON SPANISH CLYDE COLLINS CHEMISTRY HELENE COSTLEY OFFICE SECRETARY SAMUEL DICKIESON PHYSICS JANET DRISCOLL HOME ECONOMICS BARBARA EGGLESTON COPE ROOM SUPERVISOR NANETTE ENO SCHOOL NURSE DONALD FAHRENHOLZ INDUSTRIAL ARTS MATTHEW FEOLA SPANISH WALTER CABLE SOCIAL STUDIES CARMEN GENOVESE BUSINESS ARITHMETIC DALEGREABELL SOCIAL STUDIES DONALD GEE PSYCHOLOGY THOMAS HAMILTON ART JANE KELLER FRENCH ANGELA KRUEGER ENGLISH 10 G DOROTHY LEE HOME ECONOMICS ELLEN LESTER GUIDANCE ROBERT LOGAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS CYNTHIA MASSEY BIOLOGY KENNETH MITCHELL SOCIAL STUDIES MICHAEL O'LOUGHLIN ENGLISH MARYANN POVERO LIBRARIAN JOHN PRAVE ENGLISH ROBERT SKINNER BIOLOGY KENNETH SCHMIDT MATHEMATICS MADELINE SMITH BUSINESS ION SMITH MATHEMATICS KAY SELL BUSINESS RITA SMITH PRINCIPAL'S SECRETARY SALLY SMITH FRENCH IAMES SCHWAB SPECIAL EDUCATION ANNABELLE TYLER TEACHER'S AIDE RAYMOND WINTHROP MATHEMATICS CHARLES WRIDE BUSINESS LOIS YORKO GUIDANCE SECRETARY SENIORS BOTTOM ROW: M. Ciovannini, Secretary; Ke. Eno, Treasurer. ROW 2: R. Sandroni, Vice-President; Mr. Dickson, Advisor; M Turkett, President. As the Senior doors close for the last time, we, the Class of 1980 , are prepared to meet the challenges of a new world. It 1 seems like only yesterday we started our journey through high school, not knowing what the future would hold. Now that we have decided what we want to do with our lives, we are willing to pursue our future goals as responsible i individuals. We can finally begin to see a new mirror of reflections in our midst. I When the going gets rough and reality seems hard to grasp, the fond memories of Mynderse Academy will remain, only to light the way for a happy and prosperous future. Michael Turkett Senior Class President Patricia Louise Agnello Charles Edward Andrews Cheryl Lynne Andrews Michele Leigh Andrews Anthony james Bachman Susan Jane Baker Jacqueline Louise Barton Teresa Marie Beat ini Roger Gail Abbott Frederick Edson Alford Walter Anhorn JoAnn Louise Assi Nina Marie Belle Susan Marie Bellomo William Robert Bergamo Patric k Franc is Cafolla John Lawrence Callahan Georgia Mary Cammuso Kathryn Mary Bollinger James Ian Campl ell, |r V' Carla Ann Carat ilo Dominic Joseph Caraccilo lane Margaret Clary I Leslie Leigh Cerep Karen Anne Chapin Gregory Alan Churchill Holly Lynn Cunningham Vicki Alice Cunningham Antoinette D'Angio Bruce Alan Dean Anthony Michael DeMillo Dianne Mane DePasquale Carleen Ann DiSanto Randy Joseph Dombrowski Charles Edward Dove V Michele Patrice DeSarro Mary Ann Dowd Robert William Dyson Martha Foote Randall Foster Dominick Galusha Claire Lenore Gargan Brian Lee bggleston Kelly Jayne Eno Kim Ann Eno Richard Mark Eno Michael Francis Esposito Lisa Ann Faina I Hilary Lyn Farnsworth Scott Edward Frankenfield Sue Ellen Hathaway Deborah Lynn Helwig Tammy Dee Hosier Susan Marie Michelle Hurley Mark Steven Ingianni I Lynn Marie Jarvis Kim Elizabeth Kemak Susan Marie Kline Kim Renee Lahr Kevin I. Loucks Anne Marie Malone 35 Judith Ann Lucchesi Catherine Ann Li Dennis Thomas Maloney William Emil Maltzan Steven Richard Marciano Christopher Irving Marks Kathleen Ann McDermott Kim Louise McDonald lames Michael Milella Steven Arnold Mitchell 36 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Linda Christine Scialdone Valentina Marie Scialdone Steven Brian Scott Diane Harrison Scutt Beth Elaine Shumway Sandra Lynne Shupp Nikki Ann Sinicropi Debra Ann Smith Keith Adam Smith Pamela Jane Smith Charles A. Stahl loAnne Catherine Stevers 39 William loseph Sweeting Melissa Anne Sticknev John Michael Tanchak Gregory Allen Stuck Karen Elizabeth Tarnow Michael E Stuck Daniel Allen Tennies 40 Ioann Lorraine Vaughn Rose Louise Wickens Tammy Marie Watkins Christina Louise Wilson Michael Richard Westfall lames Louis Wood Edward John Zmuda Lori Ann Zona 41 42 ■ a Kim McDonald b. Greg Stuck. c Tammy Watkins. d. Walt Anhorn. e. Kathy McDermott. f. Chuck Andrews. g. Chuck Dove, Dennis Riegel, Dennis Maloney. h. Craig and Lolly Moran. i. Senior girls show their spirit. j. Becky Jensen. DorVf Dream + 1 j 46 a. Pal Calolla. |). Hilary Farnsworth . Robert Reader tear hes a child the joys of flag twirling (1 Greg Churchill. e. Tina Wilson and Nikki Sinieropi. f. Mark Vacca. Pete Hawker and Tony DeMillo. g Steve Scott and Pat Best. eA fj Y TOP GRADUATES (students with averages of 90 or above) a. Martha Foote — Valedictorian b. Kevin loucks — Salutatorian c Shari Bleiler d. Tim Muldoon e. Jean Pacelli i. Greg Paris g. Claire Gargan h. Melanie Sanpietro i. Jim Campbell j. Karen Tarnow k. Steve Mitchell I. Laurie Rice m. Bill Bergamo n. Laurie Ossman o. Neil Brown p. Bradley J. Mitchell 48 As our junior Year went on most of us realized that this year was the most important year in all of high school. We learned that we have many responsibilities both to others and to ourselves. Even though it was difficult I am sure we will look back fondly to our junior year after we have graduated. We only have one more year left and in that year I hope all the members of this class strive for their goals and eventually reach them while enjoying the whole year to its fullest. Junior Class President Jane Wickens a BOTTOM ROW: M. Nicholson, Secretary. ROW 1: L. Giovannetti, Vice President;). Wickens, President. ABSENT: A. Campagna, Treasurer, b. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, c. Dawn Parker gazes adoringly at Mr. Bullis. 52 a. BOTTOM ROW: R. Spano. ROW 2: P. Larizza, W. Rutledge,). Brown. ROW 3: M. Fowler, L. Lama. b. BOTTOM ROW: C. Johnson, M. Tuttle, E. Bradshaw. ROW 2: C. Haas, D. Dombrowski, M. Sahler, P. West. ROW 3: C. Lorenz. c. Need stronger glasses, Doc Giugliano? a. BOTTOM ROW: T. O'Connor. ROW 1: V. Jaeger, D. Guarneri, C. Woods, J. Heisser. ROW 3: L. Delpapa, L. Wolcott, T. Hicks. b. BOTTOM ROW: L. Moran. ROW 2: T. Shipley, J. Burdelt, B. Babcock. ROW 3: B. Lawson, G. Farnsworth, C. Herrick, B. Lorenzetti. c. Terry Shipley says: Hey, it isn't everyday that you meet a beautiful girl. 56 a BOTTOM ROW M Baker. R. Culfe, J. Durso. ROW 2 D. Kilbane, P Barto, S Fno b BOTTOM ROW E. Campbell. R. McCann ROW 2 Ra McCann, R Page, D Paradise, T Smith. ROW 3 T Bowman, D Von Bergen,). Lafler a. BOTTOM ROW ). Schulte. ROW 2: V. Sarratori, M. Towers, C. Shepherd, S. Sterling. ROW 3:). Perdicho, P Knipper, M. Wilson. b. BOTTOM ROW: R. Spano, S. Wenderlich. ROW 2: T. Sember, S. Pannucci, L. Ciovannetti, K. laeger. ROW 3:). Wickens. ‘■A 58 a BOTTOM ROW: A. Crislaldi, M. Jones, A. Sherman. ROW 2: W. Uber, J. Keller, R. Giugliano. ROW 3: |. Andreas, D. Williams. b. BOTTOM ROW: J. Jonkins, S. Kuplinski. ROW 1: A Campagna,). Scialdone. ROW 3: G. Cramer, Jos. Scialdone. ROW 4 P. Caratozzolo, D. Conley. c. Is Bob Lorenzetti sitting on a whoopie c ushion? a. BOTTOM ROW: E. Leonard, T. Reed. ROW 2 I Moses,). Snyder. b. BOTTOM ROW: B. Sparrow. ROW 2: C. Kreager, P. Baker, J. Moses. ROW 3:). Converse, D. Best, M. Storrs. c. It looks like Cindy Herrick has 'finally' received a good grade. d. BOTTOM ROW: V. Manzari,) Kline,). Momberger ROW 2: T Manzari, K McIntyre. K. long, K Maslyn.T Kent. b. BOTTOM ROW: S. Hannah, V. Focht. ROW 2 Y Beers. ROW 3: M. Caraher, C. Marsh, C. Wright. c. Whatsamatter, Shelia Pannucci, cat got your tongue? 60 a. Your place or mine? asks Chris Johnson. b. Chris Acor contemplates finishing her lunch. c. BOTTOM ROW: T. Rhinehart. ROW 2: L.Leno, S. Stahl. ROW 3: C. Hunt, A. Gennant, K. Dove, N. Wilson, R. Urquhart. a. What are you hiding Dennis Rotunda? b. BOTTOM ROW: B. Swinehart, S. Yarmolinsky. ROW 2: A. Ruedinger, T. Stein, C. Canfield. ROW T: De. Stuck, Do. Stuck, C. Acor. c. Denise Kilbane has a real head for studying. 62 a. BOTTOM ROW: J. Young. ROW 2: T. O'Connor, S. Deal, B. Ward, R. Faiola, K. Frappolli. ROW 3: Mail-man, S. Timmons, C. Sigel. b. BOTTOM ROW: S. Moriarty,). Bellardino. ROW 2: M. Martello, S. Milella, D. Zmuda. ROW 3: A. Gallina, J. Lombardo, D. Lynch, B. Lorenzetti. ROW 4: C. Burgess. c. Morris Tuttle and his Chips Ahoy cookies. ■ SOPHOMORES To the Class of 1982: Being this year's first place winner of the float competition was one accomplishment that greatly contributed to a successful sophomore year. Because of our class dedication and active involvement we were able to accomplish this and many other projects. As well as being an indelible portion of our past this year will have a tremendous impact on our futures. The important decisions and preparations that we have begun to make as sophomores will greatly influence our outlook and purpose in life. Our sophomore year at Mynderse has been a memorable and important one, filled with meaningful friendships and significant events. We, the class of nineteen eighty-two, look confidently to the future and to the challenges of tomorrow. Joyce West President, Class of 1982 a. BOTTOM ROW: A. Marconi, Secretary. ROW 2:). West, President. ROW 3: A. Caraccilo, Vice President; C. Galusha, Treasurer. b. Junior boys on Halloween. c. Chris Johnson and Gus Cramer on the run. 68 a. BOTTOM ROW: C. Wilkes. ROW 2: L. Whipple, B. Whipple, S. Frankenfield, D. Brown. ROW 3: N. Shaw, C. Seeber, S. Walters, W. Dean, K. Sullivan. b. BOTTOM ROW W. Bennett ROW 2: A. M. Shipley, R. Blong,). Agnello. ROW 3: L. Polzinetti, M. Caraccilo, H. Cramer. c. Rich Blong: Where I go, 'Ego!' a BOTTOM ROW: S. Johnson, D. Foster. ROW 2: A. Dickson, S. Fineco, |. Galusha ROW 3: W. Phillips, R. Bachman, J. Mitchell. b. BOTTOM ROW. M. Smith. ROW 2: D. Rivezzi,). Maltzan, K. Shumway ROW 3: C. Campbell, M. Haust. ROW 4: N. Beretta, E. Momberger, M. Porto, Stroops. P. a. David Warren and Brian Laude have dueling electric guitars. b. Chuck Ryan whispers, You wouldn't believe what I just left behind that tree! c BOTTOM ROW: D Parker, B Wilson, T. Li. ROW 2: P. Durso, V. Goel, L. Giovannini, D. Verzillo. ROW 3:). West. 72 a. BOTTOM ROW: K. St. Germaine, K. Chuley, T. Prayne. ROW 2: T. Rey, K. Smith. b. BOTTOM ROW: A. Sandroni, G. Sinicropi, J. Lorenzetti, B. Leone. ROW 2 M. Kinch, S. DiPasquale ROW 3: D. Cuccari, S. McElligott. c. Linda DelPapa and Chris Waugh. a. BOTTOM ROW:). Brewer, D. Ward. ROW 2: D. Lapp, K. Gable, G. Garza. ROW 3: M. Kreutter. ROW 4: K. Holcomb, C. Foreman. b. Kim Ingianni. c. BOTTOM ROW: J. Meyers, A. Pedulla. ROW 2: L. Kilbane, M. Liberatore, T. Essom, T. Osso, S. Hanlin. ROW 3: R. Lorenzetti, L. Capaldi, T. McDermott. 74 a. BOTTOM ROW: D. Anhorn. ROW 2: J. Bethke, $. Brennen, M. Woodnancy. ROW 3: S. DiSanto. b. When nature calls, David Ludd “runs . c. Adam Dickson. a. BOTTOM ROW: D. Warren, K. Warrick, R Ritter. ROW 2: B. laude, D. Gee, K. Nichols. ROW 3: M. Geraghly, |. Rice, M. lohr. b. BOTTOM ROW: D. King. ROW 2: R Tanner,). Kent, C. Giovannini. ROW 3: K. Paradise, R. Egan, S. Hadley, D. Conley. 76 ■nt mi V. « .Hum ■ CmsSIaIhni a. BOTTOM ROW: D. Podgorny, L Puhak ROW 2: M. Madziarz. ROW 3: S. Jones, T. McBride, S. Bennett. b. BOTTOM ROW: C. Zwick, D. Hanson ROW 2: C. Waugh, T. Uticone, S. Hayes, R. Farmsworth ROW 3: |. Povero, D. Hiller. . BOTTOM ROW: C. Campbell ROW 2: M. Johnson, M. Mahoney, L. Smith. ROW 3: H. Cost ley, A. Burgess, E Leonard. ROW 4: E. Cator. 78 a. BOTTOM ROW: S. Markell, M. Bero,). Cosent ino. ROW 2: P. Bellomo, M. Scaltaglia, M. Martello, N. Piscitelli. ROW 3: M. Harrington, F. Mellini,). Cosentino b. BOTTOM ROW: K. Ingianni, T. Gee. ROW 2: Ka. Ingianni, G. Guardino, D. Greer, M. Cunningham. ROW 3: C. Porretta ROW 4: A. Marconi, A. Kuykendall, A. Caraccilo. SPORTS I VARSITY BASEBALL GIRLS VARSITY TRACK VARSITY SOFTBALL M.A Opponent 6 PennYan 5 14 3 ! 7 Newark 10 , 14 8 v� Victor 9 0 6 3 Geneva 5 3 5 2 . Midlakes 15 3 7 3 Marcus Wht. 1 4 2 2 Waterloo 4 4 5 6 Canandaigua 2 4 3 Most Hits — Carlo Frappolli 22 Most Runs — Gary Bullis 14 Most R.B.I's— Carlo Frappolli 13 Low E.R.A.— Brian DeMillo— 2.06 Angelo Sul rredini Award — Carlo I.V. BAStBALL M.A. Opponent ' 7 Midlakes 5 r 7 Geneva 4 I 7 Canandaigua 5 4 Waterloo 3 y i • Newark r f 12 Victor ii , 3 Penn Yan 4 4 Marcus Wht. 1 Forfeit Win Midlakes 3 Geneva 1 14 Canandaigua 15 6 Waterloo 8 13 Newark 4 7 Victor 0 4 Penn Yan 3 3 Marcus Wht. 4 2nd in League Leading Hitters — Dennis Von Bergen .444 Dave Lynch .418 Paul Caratozzolo .404 BOYS VARSITY TRACK M.A. Opponent 76 S. Seneca 65 67 Marcus Wht. 64 38 Penn Yan 10T 47 Canandaigua 94 59 Waterloo 82 31 Geneva 110 71 Victor 7®. ■ 52 Midlakes 84 ■ 29 Newark 112 M V P. —David Herrick 111 t I I - Z_ i • ■ • IV. Section 5 Class A 2 mile title Undefeated for I and 2 mile for 2 years. M.A. 75 Victor Opponent 44 50 Lyons 69 117 Bloomfield 11 89 Red jacket 39 102 Waterloo 26 89 Newark 39 71 Canandaigua 57 92.5 Dundee 35V5 101 S. Seneca 27 8572 Marcus Wht. 42 Vi 87 Geneva 41 M.V.P. — Debbi Budd M.I.P. — Terry Shipley 440 — Sheri Hatton (qualified for States) 2 mile relay — A.M. Shipley, T. Shipley, Carla Caraccilo, L. Polzinetti high jump t- T. Shipley 5'2 2 mile — L. Polzinetti 11:54 440 relay — S. Hatton, C. Herrick, Co Caraccilo, D. Budd 55 sec placemjeagu twmir VARSITY LACROSSE M.A. 5 Jf Opponent [2 Corning East 19 W i f Horseheafll 6 4 Cortland 19 1 Vestal k 18 3 Penn Yan 7 10 Corning West 8 2 ■ CanancTaigau 9 1 Geneva VJ 19 Waterloo 0 4 Penn Yan 7 6 Canandaigua 16 6 Homer 16 6 Geneva 11 14 Waterloo 14 Attack Award — joe Sandroni Defense Award — David Dober Midfield Award — Paul China Team Award — |ohn Patak I.V. LACROSSE M.A. Opponent 1 Horseheads 7 1 Vestal 13 9 Canandaigua 12 2 Cj Bishop Kearney 18 9 Canandaigua 8 4 Corning East 16 4 Geneva 16 9 Wat floo 6 6 Geneva 17 7 Waterloo 6 4 Canandaigua ,. ■ 2 2 Geneva 12 9 Waterloo -i 4 2nd Place in League Leading Scorers— , Robert Bachman vv 21 goals and 6 assists Hans Cramer w 22 goals and 3 assists M.A. Opponent 4 Midlakes 9 10 Marcus Wht. 0 0 Victor 10 27 Canandaguia 19 28 Newark 7 13 Penn Yan 21 8 Waterloo 13 3 Geneva 16 12 Midlakes 4 8 Victor 20 5 Canandaguia 8 M.V.P. — Beth Chiodo M.I.P. — Jeanette Polzinetti Records — Beth Chiodo 16 strike outs in 1 game and 78 strike outs in 50 innings I.V. SOFTBAIL M.A. Opponent 19 Honeove 18 16 Victor 20 12 DeSales 17 25 Union Springs 18 12 Geneva 25 11 Victor 8 7 Naples 11 19 ; DeSales 21 VARSITY TENNIS M.A. Opponent 4 tl rneva 1 4 Victor 1 5 Newark 0 1 - Canandaigua 4 5 Penn Yan 0 4 Geneva 1 4 Victor 1 5 Newark 0 0 Canandaigua 5 5 Penn Yan 0 M.V.P. — Scott Murdoch M.I.P. — Alan Brown 2nd in League VARSITY GOLF M.A. Opponent 205 Auburn 222 222 Penn Yan 255 213 Geneva 229 220 Auburn 252 213 Newark 222 201 Penn Yan 228 219 Geneva 240 218 Canandaigua 247 223 S. Seneca 230 M.V.P. — Brad Mitchell M.I.P. — Brad Mitchell 82 � A Lacrosse Varsity Lacrosse Coach Al Henry's lacrosse team finished an uneven season with a 4-10 record, including two victories over arch-rival Waterloo by scores of 19-0 and 14-1. ).V. The J.V.'s, led by Dan Caraher won 3 of their last 4 games to culminate the season in second place with a record of 5-4 league, 5-8 overall. The leading scorers were Bob Bachman (21 goals) and Hans Cramer (22 goals). I.v. a. BOTTOM ROW: G. Galusha, |. Lorenzetti, W. Phillips. ROW 2: S. Wenderlich,). Kline, M. Scatlaglia, E. Lewis, M. Boro, S. Fineco. ROW 3: D. Gee, B Budd, S. Thompson,) Scaildone, J. Jacobs, M. Scaglione, R. Bachman. ROW 4: S. Kuplinski, M. Woodmancy, S. Siegfried. ROW 5: J. Keller, S. Markell,). Bellardino, P. Kuplinski, P. Bellomo. ROW6: J. Mitchell, D. Zmuda, F. Mellini. ROW 7: A Dickson, G. Cramer ROW8: K. DeVine, D. Dombrowski. b. VARSITY BOTTOM ROW: R. Eno,). Sandroni,). Scibona, D. Maloney, M. Giovannini, D. Volpe, |. Patak. ROW 2. S. Maloney, D. Caraccilo,). Capacci, R Sandroni, K. Loucks, P. China, A. Bachman, Coach Henry. ROW 3: D. Dober, M. Lorenzetti, D. Riegel, R. Foster, |. Callahan, K. Slinkman, J. Scialdone, M. Ingianni. Varsity Tennis Led by repeating doubles champions Scott Murdoch and Kevin Kilbane, Bruce Knapp's team finished in 2nd place with a 37-13 record. Scott and Kevin also placed 3rd in the section 5, class B tournament and 2nd in the state qualifying tournament. Scott and Kevin's achievements aside, the entire team enjoyed a successful season. BOTTOM ROW: W. Uber, R. Reader. ROW 2: S. Capone, Coach B. b. BOTTOM ROW: C. Moran, S. Kayal, A. Brown, R. Curtis, D. Ludd. ROW 2: J. Tarnow, S. Murdoch, K. Kilbane. Tennis bT 84 Golf Varsity Golf Coach Bob Schiller's varsity golf team struggled through a long, winless season, buoyed by the presence of Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player Bradley Mitchell (who was preoccupied with winning the Student Council Presidency). a. BOTTOM ROW: O. Galusha, S. Serling. ROW 2: D. Miller, B Mitchell, W Hughes. b. Bob Curtis. c. Robert Reader. Boy's Varsity Track Coach Ron Fleury's track team finished up the season at 3-6, watching M.V.P. Dave Herrick leave the rest of the league in the dust along the way. Dave broke his own records in the mile and 2 mile with times of 4:32.7 and 9:42.3 respectively. He was the section 5 class A champion in the 2 mile and the league champ in the mile. Incredibly, Dave was undefeated in the mile and 2 mile for the 2 years he ran for Mynderse in dual meets. Track d A bV a. BOTTOM ROW: P. Knipper, S. Serling,). Jaeger. ROW 2: D. Conley, C. Mariello, F. Carusone, R. Blong. ROW 3: S DiPasquale, R. Prayne, P. Schnebly, W. Bergamo, N. Brown. ROW 4: S. McGill, G. Shepherd, M. Lohr. ROW 5: S. McElligott, J. Williams, J. Cosentino, W. Anhorn, A. Crouthamel. ROW 6: M. Wennin, C. Haas, D. Herrick, C. Johnson, G. Lorenz. ROW 7: D. Ellis, D. Messmer, D. Murdoch. b. Neil Brown. 86 Girls Track With a 10-1 record, Liz Becht's team copped first place in the league. Records were set by Shari Hatton in the 440 (59.9 sec.); Carla Caraccilo, Ann-Marie Shipley, Terry Shipley, and Lisa Polzinetti in the two mile relay (10:20); Terry Shipley in the high jump (5'2 ); Lisa Polzinetti in the two mile (11:54); Sheri Hatton, Cindy Herrick, Connie Caraccilo, and Debbie Budd in the 440 relay (55.0 sec.); and Trudy Gee in the mile walk (9:46). a. Carla Caraccilo and friend. b. BOTTOM ROW: A. Patak, J. Wickens, I Faina, D. Budd, Co. Caraccilo. ROW 2: C. Povero, N. Caraccilo, C. Caraccilo, T. Gee, I. Polzinetti, E. Gaudet, K. Bollinger, S. Irland. ROW 3: S. Bleiler, A. Coffee. ROW 4: L. Abernathy, Ka. Ingianni. ROW 5: Bea, I. Giovannetti, C. Waugh, T. Essom, H. Farnsworth, A. Caraccilo, A. Shipley, S. Draheim, M. Knox, J. Meyers, T. Shipley. ROW 6: S. Hatton. C. Herrick, T. Jones, M. Lejk, E O'Connor, G Farnsworth, L. Moran, A. Burgess. ROW 7: M. Stickney, B. Lorenzetti, L. Cerep, D. Bochert, B. Lawson. ROW 8: N. Hanlin, B. Andreas, D. Lapp, M. Mahoney. Baseball HOWSf WlHOEff a. VARSITY BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW; M. Turkett, M. Patak, G. Scibona, J. Storrs. ROW 2: B. DeMillo, J. Tanchek, G. Bullis, S. Kelley,). Tyler, B. O'Connor, C. Frappolli. b. J.V. BOTTOM ROW: M. Wilson, G. Sinicropi. ROW 2: N. Piscitelli, S. Jones, M. Tuttle, M. Constable, D. VonBergon. ROW 3: J. Perdicho, M. Martello, S. Johnson, M. Wilson, D. Lynch. Varsity Baseball Coach John Nicholson's Devils finished a tough 7-9, and although they (barely) missed a sectional berth, the year held some bright moments. Led by Carlo Frappolli's team leading 13 R.B.I.'s and school record 27 hits, the team came on strong in the closing weeks of the season, winning their last four ball games. Had the season been a bit longer, they would undoubtfully have rearranged the league standings. J.V. Baseball The J.V.'s, under coach Dave Farney had a very successful season in 2nd place with a record of 11-5. The team batting average was an even 300 while Dennis Von Bergen, Dave Lynch and Paul Caratozzola each hit well over 400. I Varsity Softball The varsity softball team, under Coach Jim Ross, compiled a 4-4 record in their league. They were led by M.V.P. Beth Chiodo's record totals of 16 strike-outs for one game and 78 strike-outs in 50 innings. Softball VARSITY a. BOTTOM ROW:). Polzinetti. ROW 2: K. Jaeger, T. Sember. ROW 3: J. Bradshaw, S. Pannucci, B. Chiodo. ROW 4: C. Cargan, H. Cunningham. ROW 5: K. Tarnow, K. Hanlin. ROW 6: K. Kemak. b. J.V. BOTTOM ROW: J. West, A. Odell, D. Kilbane. ROW 2: T. Kuykendall, T. Osso, S. Hanlin, T. McDermott. ROW 3: A. Kuykendall, M. Liberatore, L Kilbane. ROW 4: M. Cunningham, C. Poretta. ROW 5: B. Babcock, S. Smith, J. Burdett Fall Sports Girls Field Hockey M.A. Opponent 2 Penn Van 4 0 South Seneca 4 0 Dundee 3 1 Honeoye 4 0 Red Jacket 2 0 Midlakes 2 7 Penn Van 5 1 South Seneca 2 0 Dundee 3 0 Honeoye 6 0 Red Jacket 4 0 Midlakes 3 M.I.P.: Dominque Verzillo M.V.P.: Kathy Hanlin Girls Varsity Soccer M.A. 2 Geneva 3 Waterloo 0 Naples 1 Newark 0 DeSales 0 Canandaigua 2 Midlakes 0 Penn Yan 2 Romulus 2 Marcus Whitman 0 Victor 1 Bloomfield M.I.P. Nancy Midey M.V.P. Lisa Faina Jeanette Polzinetti Position in League: 8th I V. Football M.A. Opponent 0 Penn Yan 14 0 Geneva 14 14 Lyons 20 0 Canandaigua 6 7 Clyde 6 18 Pal-Mac 28 53 Newark 0 39 Victor 0 6 Waterloo 0 Tied for 3rd 4-3 League 4-5 Overall M.A. 44 Varsity Cross Country Newark Opponent 17 18 Victor 43 36 Penn Yan 20 15 Midlakes 48 20 Bloomfield 42 24 South Seneca 35 26 Marcus Whitman 50 15 Honeoye 50 18 Geneva 43 40 Canandaigua 15 M.I.P.: Greg Sheperd M.V.P.: Dave Ludd 4th in League M.A. Varsity Football Opponent 6 Penn Yan 0 12 Geneva 0 14 Lyons 7 14 Canandaigua 17 6 Clyde 27 27 Pal-Mac 6 14 Newark 18 33 Victor 25 0 Waterloo 21 M.I.P.: Back — Mike Burnett M.V.P.: Lineman — Al Campagna Kevin Loucks Attitude Award: John Patak 4th in League M.A. I.V. Cross Country Opponent 15 Newark 50 36 Penn Yan 22 21 South Seneca 34 43 Waterloo 17 15 Honeoye 50 23 Geneva 32 15 Canandaigua 50 M.V.P.: Mike Lohr 3rd Overall League Record M.A. Girls Fall Tennis Opponent 3 Midlakes 2 4 Newark 1 5 Waterloo 0 5 Dundee 0 4 Whitman 1 2 Geneva 3 2 Midlakes 3 0 Victor 5 5 Waterloo 0 4 Dundee 1 3 Whitman 2 0 Canandaigua 5 M.I.P.: Martha Foote M.V.P. : Anne Malone Tied for 4th Tied for 1st in Division M.A. Girls Cross Country Opponent 15 Newark 50 15 Victor 50 39 Penn Yan 23 15 Bloomfield 50 16 South Seneca 41 26 Waterloo 29 15 Honeoye 50 15 Canandaigua 50 M.V.P. : Terry Shipley Lisa Polzinetti Tied for 2nd in League Opponent 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 5 2 5 5 6 6 90 Cross Country a BOTTOM ROW: B. Curtis, D. Dombrowski, D. Ludd, V. Sarratori. ROW 2: D. Murdock, S. Siegfried, C. Shepherd, P. Knipper, C. Johnson, Coach O'Loughlin. Girls Varsity Cross Country The girls cross-country team tied for 2nd place in their league after a 7-1 record in dual meets (13-3 overall). This was the first Mynderse team to place 2 girls on the all-league team, Terry Shipley and Lisa Polzinetti. Lisa was undefeated during the season, won the league, won the sectionals and finished 9th in the states. This was the highest finish in the states for a Finger Lakes girl. b BOTTOM ROW: J. Cennant, A. Elyseev, A. Sandroni. c BOTTOM ROW: T. Shipley, S. Blieler. ROW 2: B. Lorenzetti, C. Herrick, E. Caudet. Boys Varsity Cross Country Mike O'Loughlin's harriers hurried their way to a 4th place finish with an 8-3 dual meet record (15-7 overall). School records fell to Dave Ludd (fastest sophomore) and Dan Murdoch (fastest freshman). Not a bad showing for the youngest crosscountry team in Mynderse history. Football a BOTTOM ROW: J. DiSanto, S. Brennan, M. Martello, G. Galusha, W. Phillips ROW 1: Coach Mariam, |. Reardon, M. Scattaglia, C. Wolfe, T. O'Connor, J. Cosentino, D. Foster, M. Woodmancy, P. Bellomo, R. Addona, M. Harrington, Coach Caraher. ROW 2: K. DeVine, F Mellini, J Mitchell, S. Fineco, R. Bachman,). Williams, M. Bero, S. Markell. A. Dickson, S. Johnson. j.V. Football Dan Caraher's jayvees were locked in a tie for third place in their league with a 4-3 record (4-5 overall) after an unusual season. After losing 4 straight, they then won 4 of their last 5 games. VARSITY b. BOTTOM ROW: D. Zmuda, P. Caratozzolo, J. Patak, J. Scialdone, R Eno, D. Galusha. ROW 1: K. Loucks, R Spano. S. Kuplinski, A. Gallina, M. Burnett, R. Foster. M. Turkett, R. Spano, D. Riegel ROW 2: D. Maloney, A. Campana, B. Moses, M. Martello, M. Wilson, M. Tuttle, A Rapa, E. Raichlin, M. Giovannini, R. Blong. ROW 3: S. Milella, G Bradshaw, D. Verkey, N. Brown, P. Cafolla, J. Farney, ). Callahan, C. Dove, Coach Farney. Varsity Football The Mynderse Varsity football team finished an uneven 1979 season in 4th place with a respectable 5-4 record. One of the bright spots came against Pal-Mac when Kevin Loucks returned an interception 102 yards for a touchdown and a Mynderse record. 92 Cheerleaders VARSITY a. BOTTOM ROW: R. Farnsworth. ROW 2: A. Caraccilo, Ke. Eno, H. Cunningham, C. Caraccilo. ROW 3: M. Caraccilo, J. Wickens, C. Li. IV b. BOTTOM ROW: K. Frappolli, R. Faiola. ROW 2: L. Faiola, B. Wilson, B. DeBottis. ROW 3: M. Cunningham, L. Ciovanetti, D. Cook. FIELD HOCKEY a BOTTOM ROW: I Smith, P. McDermott. ROW 2: C. Campbell, T. Essom, M. Liberatore,). Meyers. ROW i: D. Greer, G. Guardmo, A. Marconi, R. Lorenzetti, D. Verzillo Field Hockey Coach Pappert's field hockey team struggled to a 1-11 record, beating only Penn Yan during a year that can be chalked up to experience. b. The soccer team in action, c. Joyce West prepares to return a serve. d. SOCCER BOTTOM ROW A. Odell, C Caraccilo, M. Giovannini, A. Seeber, C. Seeber, A. Burgess, T. Kuykendall, M. Caraher. ROW 2: A. Kuykendall, J. Polzinetti, T. Osso, L. Faina, P. Kennedy, S. Irland, N. Midey, J. Agnello, L. Cerep. ROW 3: Miss B., L. Puhak, B. Shipley, P. Manning, H. Cramer, A. Shipley, C. Timmons, K. Tarnow, Ki. Eno,). Henry. Girls Fall Tennis Coach jane Burcroff's tennis team finished the season with a 8-4 record, good enough to tie them for first place in the league. There were some excellent matches along the way, including 2 shutouts of Waterloo. e. GIRLS' TENNIS BOTTOM ROW: T. Tanner, S. Fineco. ROW 2: D. Kilbane, D. Ward, K. Gable, Do. Ward. ROW 3: P. Schnebly, K. Holcomb, J. West, L Kilbane, M. Kreutter, Miss Burcroff. ROW 4: T. Allen, M. DeSarro, H. Farnsworth, M. Foote. Soccer Miss B's varsity soccer team opened the season with 2 quick wins over Geneva and Waterloo, and then lost their next 10, good enough for 8th place in the league. Field Hockey 94 Soccer Girls' Tennis VARSITY BASKETBALL MA OPPONENT 59 Skaneateles 62 60 Auburn 52 44 57 42 Newark 72 60 Victor 52 66 45 86 62 88 M. Whitman 50 49 65 64 Midlakes 65 55 54 70 Geneva 80 75 44 63 Waterloo 62 66 64 67 Canandaigua 72 85 73 67 PennVan 52 Sectionals: 60 Bath r 71 i M IP ■ R Bachman M.V.P.:). Farney Best Defense: K. Loucks Most Rebounds: N. Brown Team Award: M. Turkett R. Sandroni 3rd in League MA VARSITY WRESTLING OPPONENT 30 Fowler 22 35 Waterloo 35 27 Newark 36 43 Geneva 20 60 Midlakes 9 46 Wayne 19 18 Marion 28 30 Card. Mooney 26 28 U. Springs 20 17 Canandaigua 50 46 R-H Sperry 12 17 East High 32 41 Lyons 12 30 Pal-Mac 36 63 Victor 6 Hudson Falls Tourney; 3rd Waterloo Tourney; 4th Midlakes Tourney; 2nd 2nd — Section V Class A Sectionals Sectional Champ Steve Siegfried 101 lbs. Dave Hauf 218 lbs. Bob Plate 253 lbs. Winter Stats I V. BASKETBALL MA OPPONENT 69 Skaneateles 74 60 Auburn 34 40 Newark 56 36 . 70 50 Victor 35 55 37 60 M. Whitman 59 44 49 42 Geneva 58 56 55 35 Waterloo W9i 33 40 46 44 Canandaigua lb 28 32 I 69 60 Penn Yan 38 79 61 40 Midlakes A| 55 49 79 I.V. WRESTLING MA OPPONENT 36 Fowler 36 24 Waterloo 49 18 Newark 33 27 Geneva 34 27 Marion 24 39 Midlakes 15 24 Wayne 36 44 U. Springs 18 9 Canandaigua 53 15 R-H Sperry 37 26 E. High Roch. 35 24 Lyons 15 18 Pal-Mac 50 24 Victor 27 MA BOWLING OPPONENT 4 Midlakes 0 0 Penn Yan 4 3 Newark 1 2 Victor 2 3 Geneva 1 0 Canandaigua 3 Midlakes 1 4 Penn Yan 0 0 Newark 4 1 Victor 3 1 Geneva 3 3 Canandaigua 1 M.I.P.: C. Ciovannini M.V.P: C. Andrews 4th in League All League Sectionals: C. Andrews B. Giugliano Hi-Game — C. Andrews258 Hi-Ave. — C. Andrews 192 WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL MA . l 42 Newark 3t 47 Victor ( 35 M. Whitman 3. 64 Midlakes 4 46 Geneva 5i 41 Waterloo 35 48 Canandaigua 60 49 Penn Yan 37 58 Newark 38 31 Victor 52 48 Whitman 24 49 Midlakes ' «.!?' 35 Geneva , 48 Waterloo 29 Canandaigua 46 49 Penn Yan 40 40 Hornell 42 M.I.P. Offense: S. Pannucci M.I.P. Defense:). Polzinett Team Spirit: B. Babcock M.V.P.: K. Hanlin WOMEN'S I.V. BASKETBALL MA OPPONEP Newark 36 Victor 12 45 M. Whitman 40 41 Midlakes 31 35 Geneva 20 32 Waterloo 7 32 Canandaigua 39 23 Penn Yan 13 29 Newark 17 33 Victor k 2 A 11 m m f a 1 29 v . vvnuman Midlakes 34 30 Geneva 19 32 Waterloo 16 36 Canandaigua 31 34 Penn Yan 15 1st Place in League M.I.P. L. Wonderlich 96 a. BOWLING TEAM BOTTOM ROW: F. Mellim, R. Giugliano, C. Andrews. ROW 2: J. Cosentino, I Brewer, Coach Hackman, W. Uber, G. Sinicropi. The 1980 bowling squad had some definite high points. Although not winning the league championship, the M.A. keglers posed a real challenge for the first time in many years. The big news of the season came when Chuck Andrews rolled a 300 game during a practice session. During competition Chuck broke a 16 year league record by totaling 727. This helped him capture high average in the league. b. )V VOLLEYBALL BOTTOM ROW: D Ward, A. Bochert. ROW 2: T. Osso, B. Shipley, T. McDermott, D. Parker. ROW 3: D. Bochert, L. Moran, B. Lorenzetti. ROW 4: D. Lapp, B. Babcock, M. Mahoney. c. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL BOTTOM ROW: G. Garza, L. Polzinetti. ROW 2: J. Polzinetti, K. Sullivan, C. Gargan. ROW 3: H. Farnsworth, B. Lawson. ROW 4: J. Burdett, K. Tarnow, K. Kemak. The girls did old M.A. proud by winning the league Volleyball title and progressing to the semi-finals in the sectionals. This is the farthest any girls' team has ever advanced. i Bowling Volleyball J VARSITY BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: N. Brown, S. Milella, M. Turkett, K. Loucks, R. Sandroni. A. Bachman, S. Serling, P. Schnebly, R. Bachman. J.V. BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW:). Williams ROW 2: M. Harrington, J. Reardon, D. Cuccari, S. McElligott. ROW 3: D. Foster, R. Blong, S. Brennan. ROW 4: S. Johnson, D. Ludd,). Mitchell. ROW 5: S. Jones, J. Bethke. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: K. Jaeger, C. Herrick, A. Shipley. T Osso, L. Capaldi, Coach K. Murney. ROW 2: S. Pannucci, H Farnsworth, K. FHanlin, B. Babcock, T. Shipley, J. Burdett. The Devil hoopsters' ledger read 11 -8 at the close of the campaign, good enough to finish 3rd in the league. Although not particularly satisfying, the season can be considered a success by virtue of 2 wins over Waterloo, the final one a come-from-behind win on the arch-rivals court 63-62. The j.V. squad split their 18 games and finished right in the middle of the standings board. 98 Basketball 3IRLS' I.V. BASKETBALL 30TT0M ROW: L. Wenderlich, K. Miller, J. DePasquale vluldoon, P Kline, D. Felice, C. Caraccilo B Kuykendall ROW 2: C. Foster, K. Koch, B Shipley, M. Libertore, S. Hanlin, K. Sipos,). Bradshaw, L. Polzinetti. ROW 3: Coach Ferrara. Wrestling VARSITY WRESTLING BOTTOM ROW: B. Budd,). Fay, D. Hauf, B. Plate,). Tanchak, D. Dove. ROW 1: S. Thompson, D. Caraccilo, S. Seigfred, G. Lorenz, D. Riegel, K Tiaskkun, M. Giovannini, S. Wenderlich, D. Volpe, C. Dove. IV WRESTLING BOTTOM ROW: |. Stahl, J. Wolfe, S. Piscitelli, E. Pasifione, J. Kline. ROW 1: R. Delpapa, A Vancleef, J. Keller, A Jones, P Scanlon, Coach Marriam. The M.A. wrestling squad came up with a 4th place finish in the very competitive Wayne-Finger Lakes league. The team fared better in sectional competition as Steve Siegfried, Dave Hauf, and Bob Plate won their classes to lead the Devils to a 2nd place finish. The junior Devils compiled a 4-9-1 record with a lineup composed almost entirely of freshmen. Led by the fine records of Rocco DelPapa, jeff Wolfe, Vic Baldassari, and Al Jones, the wrestling future of Mynderse appears to be bright. 100 Basketball Wrestling Cheerleaders J.V. BASKETBALL a. BOTTOM ROW: D. Hanson, |. Meyers, |. Povero. ROW 2: L. Faiola,). Lorenzetti, S. Timmons, D. Cook, L. Giovannetti. VARSITY: b. BOTTOM ROW: R. Farmsworlh, A. Marconi, J. Wickens, C. Benassi, A. Caraccilo. ROW 2: H. Cunningham, C. Caraccilo. ROW 3: S. Yarmolinsky, R Wickens, C Acor. c. WRESTLING: BOTTOM ROW: K. Sullivan,) DiSanto, C. McIntyre, M. Ellis. © Disnw BOTTOM ROW: S. Bleiler, B. Jones, B. Rice, P. Knipper, V. Sarratori, R. Benjamin, K. Cole. ROW 2: J. Porto, A Chiodo, C. Hunt, K. Kuney, E. Passifione, J. Andreas, S. Fogg, E. Fogg. ROW 3: L. Sweeting, M. Howe, A. Shipley, N. Wilson, C. Giugliano, R. Giugliano, R. Curtis, W. Anhorn,). Branciforte, G. Altimari. ROW 4: M. Westfall, G. Paris, K. Nichols. M. Lohr, M. Esposito, A. Goncarovs, T. Zoller, D. Waldron, V. Focht, T. Reinhart. ROW 5: D. Gee, A. Sherman, D. Williams, J. Bradshaw, T. Croker, B. Eggleston,). Brewer, S. Mitchell. D. Decker, G. Shepherd. ROW 6: C. Ryan, K. Shumway,). Brady, R. Thompson, D. Gennant, D. Tennies, D. Ward, K. Gable, K. Miller. ROW 7: M. Wirth, T. Durling, T. Murdoch, B. Laude, L. Sage, E. Frasier, L. Held, D. Reinhart, K. Calarco, K. Tuttle, 1. Millis. ROW 8: I Henry, M. Madziarz, K. Sullivan, T. Kuryla, L. Wonderlich, D. Warren, J. Burns. P. Kline, B. Shipley, D. Murray, R. Williams. Marching Band 104 a. FIELD CONDUCTORS BOTTOM ROW: M. DeSarro. ROW 2: S. Kline, K. McIntyre. b. COLOR CUARD RIFLE SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: S. Scott, R. Reader ROW 2: J. Rice, M. Smith. ROW 3: M. Lotz, A. Paris. ROW 4: S. Roloson, P. Smith, M. Ellis, R. VanKirk, K. Warrick. ROW 5: N. Lawrence, S. Walters, S. Alcorn. ROW 6: B. DeBottis, M. Geraghty, H. Hakes, P. Uber, R. Ritter. ROW 7: D. Kuempel, K. Dove, K. Sullivan, W. Dean, T. Luffman. ROW 8: M. Johnson, D. Hiller. c. MAJORETTES BOTTOM ROW: S. Farnsworth. ROW 2: D. Lapp. ROW 3: C. Foreman, V. Goel, M. Kreutter. a. BRASS: BOTTOM ROW: T. Rhinehart, K. Warrick. ROW 1; C. Altimari, S. Mitchell, T. Croker, K. McIntyre, B. Eggleston, V. Focht, R. Reader. ROW 2: |. Brewer, C. Shepard, R. Curtis. ROW 3: W. Anhorn, D. Warren, D. Williams, A. Sherman, M. Lohr, D. Gee. ROW 4: D. Tennis, W. Bergamo. b. WINTER COLORGUARD: BOTTOM ROW: S. Scott, M. lotz, R. Reader. ROW 1: P. Smith, R. Ritter, A. Paris, B. DeBottis, S. Roloson. ROW 2: M. Geraghty, B. VanKirk, K. McIntyre, I). Kuempel, S. Alcorn. ROW 3: J. Rice, H. Hakes, M. Smith, N. Lawrence, P. Uber, K. Dove. ROW 4: M. Johnson, K. Warrick. Brass Colorguard 106 a WOODWINDS: BOTTOM ROW: M. DeSarro, S. Kline, N. Lawrence, M. Lotz. ROW I B Giugliano, P. Manning, R. Ritter, Mr. Best, P. Knipper, M. Esposito. ROW 2: G. Paris, P. Best, C. Ryan, P. Smith, B. Laude. ROW 3: N. Wilson, M Westfall, K Gable, D. Ward, K. Sullivan. ROW 4: C. Gargan, S. Walters, C. Hunt, E. Frasier, W. Dean, A. Shipley. ROW 5: M. Geraghty, L. Rice, K. Dove, S. Roloson, M. Johnson. b. PERCUSSION: J. Porto, S. Fogg, J. Rice, P. Knipper, S. Bleiler, V. Sarratori Woodwinds Percussion a COMBO: BOTTOM ROW: S. Bleilcr, P Knipper, R Giugliano, V. Sarratori. ROW 1: J. Andreas, M. Constable, S. Shepherd, D. Tennies. b. |AZZ BAND: BOTTOM ROW: R Giugliano, A. Sherman. ROW 1: T. Croker, J. Rice, G. Paris, S. Bleiler. ROW 2: V. Sarratori, J. Andreas, R. Reader, K. Warrick, C. Ryan. ROW 3: T. Rhinehart, K. McIntyre, R. Ritter, P. Knipper. ROW 4: W. Anhorn, S. Mitchell, J. Cosentino, G. Altimari, D. Tennies. ROW 5: D. Williams, M. Westfall, G. Shepherd, ) Brewer, B Eggleston, M. Esposito. ROW 6: D. Warren, B. Laude, R. Curtis. ROW 7: M. Lohr, W. Bergamo. c. SWING CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: V. Focht, S. Bleiler, K. McIntyre, K. Koch, R. Ritter, D. Kuempel, W. Dean. ROW 1: D. Decker, E. Passifone, S. Scott, Mr. Avery, M. Johnson, S. Irland, M. Geraghty. ROW 2: G. Paris, M. Westfall, R. Reader. 108 Chorus cY a. ALTOS: BOTTOM ROW: T. Kuykendall, S. Hannah, D. Povero. ROW 1: S. Farnsworth, C. Seeber, S. Stahl, L. Ossman. ROW 2: S. Irland, P. Manning, R. Ritter. ROW 3: M. Smith, D. Kuempel, B. DeBottis, A. Odell. ROW 4: K. McIntyre, M. Cook, A Paris, B. VanKirk, C. Jesmer. ROW 5: H. Kuttner, R. Farnsworth, S. Kline, M. Lotz, J. Rice, C. Bradshaw. b. SOPRANOS: BOTTOM ROW. B. Shipley. ROW 1: M. Ellis, J. Maltzan, P. Haust,E. Momberger. ROW 2: L. Sage, K. Meeks, V. Focht, M. Ceraghty, M. DeSarro. ROW 3: C. McIntyre, P. Russell, B. Brown, C. Hunt, W. Dean, P. Uber. ROW 4: S. Bleiler, M. Lahr, S. Alcorn, H. Hakes, M. Johnson, K. Koch, C. Nucci. c. CUVS: BOTTOM ROW: R. Reader, S. Scott ROW 1: M. Westfall, M. Esposito, T. Croker. ROW 2: T. Zoller, C. Giugliano, D. Decker, S. Morgan. ROW 3: E. Passifione, G. Paris, C. Smith. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES BOTTOM ROW: B. Mitchell, President. ROW 1 M. DeSarro, Secretary; W. Bergamo, Vice-President. ROW 2: Mr. Dickson, Advisor; K. Tarnow, Treasurer. Student Council The most successful way for the Student Government to function is for both the Administration and student council to work together, not oppose each other. If this theory is exercised, more gets accomplished and the students gain more. The Student Government and Administration must work together in a partnership for the benefit of all the students. I think the relationship between the Administration and the 1979-1980 Student Council was a good one and was able to get a lot accomplished. Bradley j. Mitchell Student Council President 112 I BOTTOM ROW: A. Moron, A. Jerk, B. Mitchell, D. Volpe, G. Bradshaw, A. Coffee. ROW 1: W. Anhorn, G. Lorenz, N. Midey, C. Campbell, K. Kemak, Mr Dickson. ROW 2: B V. Dees, S. Hanlin, K, Frappolli, S. Timmons, K. McIntyre, M. Johnson. ROW 3: B. Bergamo, D. Baloney, A. Burgess, A. Marconi, T. Pee, A. Caraccilo, K. Tarnow-, M DeSarro, S. Scott ROW 4: M. Caraccilo, W. Gaylow, M Turkett, H. Cunningham, C. Caraccilo, I Weiss. K. Hanlin, I. Faina, K Whachaget The yearbook staff is composed of: A. The Photographers — These dedicated Myndersians are constantly on the prowl for a good shot. When they find one, they ignore it. Their photographs are the foundation of the entire book. B. The Layout Staff — Working diligently 8th period every day, these lovely ladies artistically arrange each photograph on each page, theoretically. C. Literary Staff — Responsible for every written word between the covers of the book, the men and women of the literary staff unselfishly give their time, effort and bodies to the yearbook cause. D. Business Staff — There could be no yearbook without ads and patrons, and these dedicated women pound the pavement seeking the advertisements that bring in vital moula. E. Editorial Staff and Artist — Their leadership, enthusiasm and ability to make snap decisions in moments of crisis make these future citizens of America the bulwark of the yearbook effort. Our talented artist makes our yearbook more pleasing to the senses. F. Advisors — No comment. a. PHOTOGRAPHERS BOTTOM ROW: D. Povero, M. Phillips, A. Seeber. ROW 1: Ki. Eno, D. Scanlon, M. Lejk. ROW' 2: K. Smith, L. Caraccilo, G. Farnsworth. b. BUSINESS STAFF BOTTOM ROW: G. Cammuso, N. Belle. ROW 2: G. Loche, M. lacone, ROW 3: K. Chapin, A. D'Angio. LITERARY AND ARTISTIC ADVISOR: Mr. Hamilton (HAM). Myndersian a. LAYOUT STAFF BOTTOM ROW: K. Durso,) Lucchesi, Ke. Fno. ROW 2: E. O'Connor, L. Cerep. b LITERARY STAFF, ETC. BOTTOM ROW: P Best. ROW 2: S. Scott, I. Tanchak ROW 3: R. Reader, M. DeSarro, B Babcock. c. EDITORIAL STAFF A. Constable, G Paris, R Jensen, L. Ossman, C Caraccilo. Ski Club a. BOTTOM ROW:). Stovers, M. Dowd, L. Faina,). Lucchesi,). Pacelli, L. Scialdone, M. DeSarro. ROW' 1: S. Frankenfield, M Rogers, A. Constable, Ki Fno, Ke. Fno, C. Schulte, C. Cargan. ROW 2: M. Phillips, M. Stickney, L. Cerep, D. Scanlon, K Tarnou ROW i: | Callahan, M, Vacca, P Cafolla, B. Sweeting. ROW 4: W. Bergamo, |. Rogers, E. Raichlin. b. BOTTOM ROW': K. Phillips, S. Fineco, |. Henry, M. Mahoney, D. Hansen, D. Parker, B. Wilson. ROW 1: P. Schnebly, T. jones, K Eilenstein, G. Foster. ROW 2: B. DeBottis, E Leonard, E. Raichlin, M. Wirth, |. Rogers, M. Muldoon, K. Kuney. KICIUB: BOTTOM ROW: D. Lapp, D. Rivezzi, K. Holcomb, T. Essom, D Vcrzillo Gable tOW 2: P. Rogers, M. Madziarz, F. Mellini, J. Cosentino, S. Fineco, H lostley, R. VonBurgen, N. Piscilelli, J. Reardon, J. Jacobs, B. Phillips. tOW I J. Perdicho, A. Pacelli, B. Sparrow, M. Storrs, M. Mahoney, E. eonard, D. Parker, B. Wilson, I) Hansen, A. Dixon tOW 4: E. Raichlin, J. Callahan, M. Rogers. CROSS COUNTRY SKI CLUB b. BOTTOM ROW: M. Cook. B. VanKirk. ROW 2: F. Pagano, K Bollinger, A Malone, M. Foote, T. Watkins, S. Bleiler, D. Scult. ROW 3: B. Lorenzetti,). Burdett, G. Farnsworth, B. Babcock ROW 4: M. Ingianni, D. Volpe, D. Warren, T. Muldoon, M. Lohr, B. Curtis, B. Laude, P. Kuplinski, D. Gee. ROW 5: A. Orlando, B Bergamo, P. Bellomo. International Club School Paper a INTERNATIONAL CLUB BOTTOM ROW: T. Li. ROW 2: M. Porto, R. Farnsworth, S. Piscitelli. ROW 3: S. Bleiler, K McIntyre, C. Hunt, A. Paris. ROW 4: M. Johnson, V. Goel, G. Garza, |. West, D. Verzillo, A. Coflee, S. Fogg, K Koch, D. Rivezzi, T. Allen. ROW S: I. Polzmetti, M. Sanpietro, M. Foote, C. Gargan, K. Gable, M. Cook, D. Lapp, M. Foster, M. Worth, N. Beretta. ROW 6: L. Ossman, Mrs. Keller, D. Ward. b. SCHOOL PAPER BOTTOM ROW: P. Best, L. Ossman,). Campbell. ROW 2: T. Watkins, R Reader, C Kreager, D. Scutt. J. Tanchak. ROW 1: F Pagano, Mr. Hackman, K. Paradise,). Porto. INTERNATIONAL CLUB — Other cultures and lifestyles are eagerly explored and probed by the studenti, aluminos, and etudiants of the International Club. Through a series of activities focusing on other nations' unique and similar qualities, members learn a greater appreciation of the American capitalist machine. PAPER — Despite its infrequent publication, the Permanent Press is alive and well Under the supreme rule of |ohn Tanchak, the paper is sure to lx full of interesting anecdotes and B.S. if it ever comes out. MODEL U N BOTTOM ROW G. Loche, J. Porlo. ROW 1: R Giugliano, M. Foote, W Anhorn ROW 2: W. Bergamo, $. Mitchell. MODEL U N — No setbacks (inc luding Mr. Gable's untimely dental work at the time of the Auburn mock) could dampen the spirits of these future diplomats. We're certain our nation will be well prolec ted from fascist or Communist tyranny by these citizens through their understanding of world affairs promoted by Model UN. Model U.N. Library Club LIBRARY CLUB BOTTOM ROW: S. Farnsworth. ROW 1: W. Baker, Mrs. Povero. ROW 2: C. Kreager. P Caldwell LIBRARY CLUB — These young ladies learn more about the inner workings of the library by helping Mrs. Povero during their free periods. Their dedication and love of the peace and quiet of the library life will surely benefit us all someday. a BOTTOM ROW M. Turketl, K Loucks. ROW 2: N. Brown, M. Burnett. ROW 3 S. Siegfried, D. Caraccilo, I) Maloney, C. Dove, M. Wilson. BLOCK M — Despite the fact that they are occasionally seen m (frag, Block M members are known for their machismo. Each person has participated to make Block M admirable for the promotion of school spirit at Mynderse. b. G.A.A. BOTTOM ROW: E Lorenzetti, T Shipley, K Kemak, K. Tiaskkun, L. Faina, C. Cargan, M. Caraher,). Burden. ROW 2: H Farnsworth. C Herrick, K Hanlin, I Polzinetti, E. Lawson, S. Pannucci, K. Jaeger, A. Odell, P. Manning. ROW 3: A. Coffee, K. Bollinger, H. Cunningham, M. Giovannini, M. DeSarro, M. Stickney, L. Cerep, Ki. Eno, K. Tarnow. G.A.A. — Spirit is the step to action in the Girls'Athletic Association. The members of G.A.A., advised by Miss B, strive for sportswomanship and leadership to uphold a superior standing in girls' sports at Mynderse. G.A.A. Block M a. JUNIOR ROTARIANS B. Mitchell, R. Reader, G. Paris. b. JUNIOR KIWANIANS N. Brown, W. Bergamo. c. FUTURE NURSES ASSOCIATION BOTTOM ROW: L. Zona. D. Verzillo. ROW 2: K. Kemak, K. Durso, M. Worth. JUNIOR ROTARIANS AND JUNIOR KIWANIANS — Between verses of My Dartin' Clementine and God Bless America , these young men lunch with area businessmen each week. FUTURE NURSES — Future Nurses met to discuss different phases of nursing careers. They achieve exposure to different programs in nursing via field trips to hospitals and nursing homes. Junior Rotarians and Kiwanians FNA National Honor Society SPRING INDUCTEES a BOTTOM ROW: L. Ossman, G. Paris. ROW 2: K. Loucks, L. Rice, B. Mitchell, J. Tanchak, S. Mitchell, W. Anhorn. ROW 3: |. Polzinetti, N. Brown, K. Tarnow, M. Foote, C. Schulte, M. Sanpietro, A. D'Angio. ROW 4: C. Gargan, S. Bleiler. FALL INDUCTEES b. BOTTOM ROW: M. Kuney, T. Muldoon, C. DiSanto, W. Bergamo, J. Waldron, S. Bellomo. ROW 2: P. Best, M. Esposito, D. Reigel, S. Roloson. ECOLOGY ClUB BOTTOM ROW Mrs Clemenson. Advisor; S. Frankenfield ROW 2 D. Stuck, f Pagano, T Watkins ROW 3: M Sanpietro. D Scutt. ROW 4: R Reader ECOLOGY CLUB — Among the goals of the ecology club are communing with nature, ridding the world of waste, and admiring all of God's creations with equal enthusiasm Their present project is starting the Upstate New York branch of the Euell Gibbons fan club BOYS' AND GIRLS'STATE BOTTOM ROW: G. Paris. ROW 2 B. Mitchell, A. Jerk, C Gargan ROW 3 W Anhorn. W. Bergamo,) Tanchak, R Reader ROW 4 M. Erde, N. Brown, M Turkett, K Loucks. BOYS' STATE AND GIRLS' STATE — These young men (and Claire) spent one long week of their summer vacation on a college campus They learned how to lx good, well-rounded” Americans, proper marching techniques, and how to properly make a bed. Thanks to the American Legion, these young adults now fully understand the American capitalist machine. Boys' and Girls' State Ecology The Mynderse stage bloomed early in the spring to bring the light-hearted fairy tale Once Upon a Mattress to Seneca Falls audiences for three nights in March. When the clock struck eight, the Academy auditorium viewed this musical and whimsical event. The story was based on The Princess and the Pea and starred Frances Shipley as the princess. While audiences enjoyed the show, the cast members eagerly awaited the arrival of that week's Reveille to read Howard VanKirk's critique. The production was again directed by the dynamic young genius Doug Avery and choreographed by Donna Cerza. The combined efforts of cast, crew, orchestra and business staff led to a production that was enjoyed by all. The change in the date of the Senior Ball from mid-winter to April left the event unrecorded by the yearbook but not forgotten. The marathon fun fest began early in the evening and concluded the next morning with breakfast at the Elks. In between, they danced and partied their senior sorrows away. Highlights of the spring sports season included the first place league finish of the girls' varsity track team. Sheri Hatton broke records in the 440, a feat which sent her running to the state meet. The boys' varsity track team wound up the season with a 3-6 record, led by MVP Dave Herrick who broke his own records in the mile and two-mile. Things were bouncing quite well for the varsity tennis team as Kevin Kilbane and Scott Murdoch won the league tournament as a doubles team. The varsity lacrosse, softball, and baseball teams made valiant but futile efforts to cop titles and trophies for the Devil showcase. With another year of experience behind them, we looked forward to a more success-ridden 1980 season for all. Twenty-one bands, from near and far, participated in the seventh annual Seneca Falls Pageant of Bands on May 18 and 19. a. Fran Shipley, as Princess Winnefred, leads the dancers in the Spanish Panic . b. Jacquie Murdock (Queen Aggravaine), Greg Paris (Prince Dauntless) and Bill Bergamo (King Sextimus) were the royal family. c. Shari Bleiler (lady Larkin) and John Tamow (Sir Harry) croon “In A Little While . d. Robert Reader (The Minstrel), Mike Westfall (The Jester) and Hans Kufiner (The Wizard) joke around backstage. 127 e. ladies-in-waiting Sue Irland, Michele DeSarro, and Ann Pacelli. WE SELL 'A KEGS orcoto a. Marlene Phillips strikes a photogenic pose. b. The Senior call to action. c. Anne Malone slams one over the net. d. Lacrosse Players. e. Sexy saxes Mike Esposito, Greg Paris, and BobGiugliano. f. Terry Shipley puts her best foot forward. g. Senior girls enjoy their second favorite beverage, RC Cola. Balmy spring weather prevailed once again as the sweet sound of music filled the air. Due to the whining of the downtown merchants, the parade route was changed and the judging area was moved to State Street. By the end of the second day's festivities, Marcus Whitman reigned as overall champ. With much help from the Seneca Falls Band Boosters, the event was a rousing success. Despite torrential rains, the Marching Blue Devils kept their spirits high and came home with a first place trophy from Prattsburg. Graduation 79 went off as a booming success. Amidst the fetid smoke of firecrackers, all Mynderse graduates and students bade vice-principal Rodger Lewis a fond farewell. Summer 79 had begun. The doors of M.A. opened early on September 4th to a bright new school year and a new Vice-Principal. Mr. David Geitner stood ready and waiting in a suit and tie, which was quite a switch from the old sweat pants and tee-shirts! In homeroom, students were surprised at the resurrection of that old school tradition, the Pledge of Allegiance. Student Council President Bradley Mitchell led us in this dramatic recitation because so many of us had forgotten the words. In tennis, M.A s own Chrissy Evert Anne Malone came in second in the section 5 tournament. This led her to the states, where she was narrowly defeated by Fairport's best. With encouragement and coaching from Mr. O'Loughlin, Lisa Polzinetti ran a remarkable season in cross-country and finished 9th in the states. Tacos, crepes, and non-alcoholic sangria were served by the International Club at Open House. Amidst the parent-teacher chit-chat, all comers enjoyed the culinary efforts of these globally-oriented students. Goblins, ghouls, and fairy-tale creatures came vibrantly alive as Mynderse decked itself out for Halloween. Students who were costumed for the occasion a. Ceil's Boys gel fired up lo lake on the Waterloo Indians. b. The ladies of the parking lot certainly enjoy their lunch periods! c. Mary |o Ciovannini waits for a chance to show her opponents what soccer is all about. were joined by several sporting faculty members on this day of gleeful madness and revelry. Although the administration was chagrined at the number of students cutting classes, they kept a stiff upper lip and forced themselves to have fun. The pep assembly marked the beginning of Homecoming weekend. We've Got Tonight was the theme of the dance as couples lifted their spirits and their feet to the heat of Whirlwind. Queen Carla Caraccilo and King Mark Giovannini reigned over the festivities, which honored the team of 1940 The Waterloo-Mynderse game was held at LaFayette Field in Waterloo amidst mud and occasional drizzle. The Devils shined through on occasion, but were unable to score against the tough Waterloo Indians. Mynderse fans remained loyal to the end, reassuring the team that Geit's Boys arc always tops with us. a The word that lx st sums up the spirit of the Class of '80. I). Kim Me Intyre shows off her Ultra-Britc smile e. Cheerleaders provide' inspiration lor the team d Mrs Ke� ller e lowns around a Mr. Best is disgusted with d rookie's marching tec hnique. Megan Baker laughs while Denise Kilbane tries to conjure up the spirit of Mr. Gould Mark Ingianni sees something interesting off the field. IN MEMORY 0) NORMAN J. GOULD WHO SERVED AS PRESIDENT OF GOULDS PUMPS FROM 1907 - 1964 THE ORIGINAL SITE OF GOULDS PUMPS.FOUNDED BY HIS GRANL FATHER SF.ABURY S. GOULD IN 1846. WAS IN VAN CLEEF LAKE. REL0W. HE WAS A U.S. CONCRESS-N FROM 1915-1923 AND LED A LIFE OF UCATED COMMUNITY SERVICE. BY EMPLOYEES OF LOCAL GOULDS PUMPS INC a. Diane S ull prepares lo give anyone with an anti-Swedish comment a real Inhaling. I) Amy Kuykendall is psyched up (or a big win! e. Beth Lawson blows the big one. a. The Senior Float took third place. b. Tina and Woody waiting for a slow dance. c. The Homecoming game was full of exciting moments. d. THE HOMECOMING COURT: BOTTOM ROW: S. Tarnow, D. Felice. ROW 2: S. Hanlin. M. Caraccilo. ROW i: J. Wickens, C. Benassi. ROW 4: M. Giovannini, Ke. Eno. TOP: King Mark Giovannini, Queen Carla Caraccilo. e. The crowning of the King. f. The winning Sophomore float. a. Bob Romeo makes his getaway. b. lean Pacelli oncentrates on her form for Philly. c. Mark Giovannini after a rough week-end. a John DeSanto and Wesley Bennett spot something evil lurking ahead b Mr Prave reacts to a student's brilliant answer, c. lean Pacelli and Carleen DiSanto look forward to another fun-filled gym class. d. Karen Dove practices the flag routine. ◄ � ► a. Mr. Gable models the Windsor Knot. b. Brian Eggleston shows sister Marcia the meaning of brotherly love. c. Brian Sparrow shows us his best angle. d. Dave Foster wishes our cameras were from Playgirl. a. Gwen Farnsworth is dressed for Studio 54. b. Miss B is ready to hear another gym excuse. c. Laurie Rice in profile. d. David Gee is greeted by a flasher. L bV a. Greg Paris and Laurie Ossman watch Stewart take a picture. b. Is this really what goes on in the yearbook room? c. Bob Giugliano keggles his way to a strike. 146 a. Mr. Kell and Mr. Ceitner make a date — for a teachers' conference. b. Nikki Sin cropi tells us what she thinks of the school policy. c. Steve Mitche. iwe-struck by v bar. d. Pete Schnebly take all off. SENIOR PLAY: HEAVEN CAN WAIT a. Bette Logan (Shari Bleiler) is kept waiting by millionaire Jonathan Farnsworth. b. Messenger 7013 (Robert Reader) tries to explain his mistake to Mr. Jordan (Greg Paris). c. Boxer and pilot Joe Pendleton (Bill Bergamo) checks out his new surroundings. d. Joe calls for his secretary, but Max Levene (Mike Westfall) objects. 148 a. Tony Abbott (Tom Croker) and julia Farnsworth (laune Ossman) discuss their failed attempt at murder. b. Mrs. Ames (Michele DeSarro) offers some refreshments. c. Holly Cunningham puts some final touches on Sue Kline's make up while an unknown hand does the same for Shari Bleiler. d. Ann Coffee checks the cotton clouds' for the opening scene. CA a. Certain people stand out in a crowd, b. Todd Reed is either reading a note or attempting origami. c. Sue Peone tries to ingest the volleyball net. Due to the sparseness of snow fluffies in winter '79-'80, the annual administration lectures on snowballing were few and far between, and snow days were, unfortunately, nonexistent. The mild winter didn't provide much snow for the M.A. schussers. Many of the skiers failed to notice as they had high spirits on the way to Creek Peak. The play Heaven Can Wait was a hard-earned and well-deserved success for seniors with latent thes-pian tendencies. It was directed by Robin Aronson, who donated part of her meager teacher's salary to contribute to the fund that paid Bill Bergamo to kiss Shari Bleiler. Unfortunately, not enough money could be raised to convince Tom Croker to kiss Laurie Ossman, or vice versa. January 5 the Varsity Cheering Squad won the tournament at Hannibal and won the honor of cheering at a Syracuse University game. Carla Caraccilo placed 2nd out of 17 girls in the senior girls' competition. The volleyball team went to the semi-finals in the sectionals, the farthest any girls' team has ever gone. The poetry and song lyrics classes put on their annual slide show January 18. Many themes were explored and visualized by the students, and the high quality of all the entries made the elimination process of choosing the best for presentation in the auditorium very difficult. Although there was only one live performance, a new dimension was added by Mr. Michael Daddy-o O'Loughlin's film on crosscountry running. After completing its first season of competition as Class C ICGA champions, the 1980 Mynderse colorguard moved to Class B and maintained its stature in the colorguard circuit. The combination of their hard work and the enthusiastic support from friends and parents has made Mynderse's presence felt in Central New York colorguard circles. On his visit to Mynderse, Congressman Cary Lee not only gave us a flag which had Continued on 164 150 a. Debbie Scanlon threatens to punch a yearbook photographer. b. Andrea Constable's homework has her perplexed. c. Nora Lawrence takes a breather from the colorguard routine. d. Sue Hurley isn't too interested in Joan Waldron's stories about the Good Old Days. ▼d a. Pam Smith at boot camp. b. The Julie Burden corner (photos by Gwen Farnsworth). c. Mary Beth Podgorny says a prayer before eating a cafeteria brownie d. Behind closed doors, these chairs are still warm from the heat of intellectual discussion. a. Antoinette D'Angio looks skeptical about the outcome of her slide show. b. Vince Sarratori proves he has rhythm. c. Volpe: The truth. d. Edna Watkins scrapes particles of unknown food matter from a tray. 154 a. Mr. Hackman watches a female bowler's form. b. Kathy Hanlin grabs the ball from the Lakers. c. Gwen Loche goes through a senior ritual. d. Jeanette Polzinetti gives us a raspberry a. Pam Manning gives Dennis Riegel an adoring look. b. Jeff Farney hits from the corner. c. The jazz band gets instructions before a pep rally. d. The cheerleaders run their fingers through each others' hair while Carla keeps score 156 a. Give us a sensuous smile — Pat Best! b. Hee Hee Hee Haw chuckles Chuck Stahl. C. Does Dennis Maloney have a wandering eye? d. Typical boring senior - lobby yearbook shot. a. NaCI what? says Mike Dowd. b. Mr. Fahrenholtz computes averages after-hours. c. Tom Mangione Croker. d. lames Campbell: another one of Mr. Mitchell's former students turns to a life of crime. 158 a. Officer Chuck Dove reporting for duty. b. Kim Warrick fondles her horn. c. Karen Smith takes another fantastic shot for the yearbook. d. Matt Constable should get a few pointers on smiling technique from Joe Andreas. 160 a. Congressman Cary Lee presents Student Council President Brad J. Mitchell with an American flag. b. How can Denise Best smile in gym class? c. Chris Marks gives Lisa Faina a 10. d. Mrs. Padunov reminds a student that alternate exterior angles are equal. a. Nancy Midey in an angelic pose, b. Mr. Bullis says, “Come on now gang. c. We love you and your Jordache jeans, John Callahan. d. Pay attention to the game. Barb Babcock. 162 a. )im jacobs gets friendly with party buddy Dom Caraccilo. b. Wrestling is a sport full of graceful moves. c. Dennis Riegel takes a look into the future. d. Jim Millela watches while Mark Rogers balances on top of the Senior lounge trash can. looivr; ► 200? a. Sue Baker and Missy Stickney are caught in the act. b. Greg Shepherd gives a toot, c. Karen Durso vegetates. flown over the state capital in Albany, but the benefit of his experience deep within our government. Warming up for his debut on Bowling for Dollars , Chuck Andrews broke a 16 year league record for a high series 727. The Varsity wrestlers took 2nd place in the Class A sectionals, with Steve Siegfried, Dave Hauf, and Bob Slosh Plate grappling their way to sectional championships. Meanwhile, some of the Myndersian staff were hard at work to meet each deadline and make sure each page met Ham's demanding specifications for quality before shipping it to far-off Texas for publication. Lori Zona made her first gym class appearance in full athletic garb, much to the surprise of her fellow students and especially Miss B, who had to be treated for shock. By early March, all students were looking forward to spring with Senior thoughts turning to an eagerly awaited graduation. 164 a. Val Scialdone looks outside at freedom. b. Mike Westfall practices for an interview at Emerson janitorial school. c. Neil Brown pulls down a rebound. d. Michele DeSarro waits for a lift. 166 a. Joanne Assi gossips in the senior lobby. b. Hilary Farnsworth blocks one. c. R. McCann does free Wassermann tests for students. d. Karen Tarnow looks toward the future ... e. High school beauty Beth Shumway. f. No more Dr. Pepper, Bobby? says Chris Wright. g. Gabby Garza thinks dreamily of her homeland. a. Chuck Andrews tugs one toward the wall, b. Anne-Marie Shipley gives an imperious Shipley” smile. c. Look ma — No panty line! d. Dianne DePasquale concentrates on her deformed hand. 168 a. Bob Bachman deflects a Victor pass. b. Martha Foote bakes her head after hearing that her SAT scores were not in the 99th percentile. c. Sheila Panucci guards against a tough Laker offense. d. Mark Giovannini stepped in doggy doo. a. At the volleyball sectionals, Karen Tarnow questions the ref's call. b. Disco Fever hits Tim Muldoon, Mark Ingianni, Dave Volpe, and Bill Bergamo. c. Cheryl Wilkes smiles at the camera. d. Rose Wickens put her finger in an electric socket. a. Andy Ruedinger does his King Tul imitation. b. Sue Kline turns down a date? c. Seniors celebrate the end of Jim Porto. ◄ ► a. Mrs. Massey thinks diseased lung tissue is humorous, b. Sheila Pannucci and Monica Nicholson flirt with the cameraman c. )ohn Tanchak stands by his name d. What are Neil Brown and Lori Giovanetti doing in school after hours? 172 a. Linda DelPapa wishes for relief. b. Mark Giovannini shows us a good position. c. Pat Cafolla checks Lisa Faina for loose change. d. Where is Brian Laude's other hand? a What are you leering at, Nicky Piscitelli? b. Carole Schulte proves that milk drinkers are happy people. c. |im Porto eliminates another pesky insect, d. An unknown hand holds a name for Anthony Bachman. 174 a. Dennis Verkey wins the tip from Waterloo. b. Melanie Sanpietro thinks taking notes is funny. c. Karen Dove waves bye-bye. 176 MUSICAL: THE MUSIC MAN a Professor Harold Hill (Greg Paris) and Marian the Librarian (Shari Bleiler) confess their love for each other. b. The Ladies Dance Committee (Pam Manning, Laurie Ossman, Robin Ritter, Kim McIntyre, Sue Irland) perform two Grecian Urns and a fountain. c. Mrs Paroo (Michele DeSarro) sings along with Wmthrop (Chris Caraccilo) on “Gary, Indiana. d. Director Doug Avery conducts the entire cast for curtain calls. e. A rousing Shipoopi is led by Marcellus (Robert Reader) and his girlfriend. Index Andrews, E. 17 Avery. D. 17,103 Bantuvanis, A. 17,84 Battaglia, M. 17 Becker, C. 17 Best.) 18,134 Bullis, R 18 Caraher, D 18,92 Cimochowski, T. 18 Clemsnson, S. 18,123 Collins, C. 18,144 Cos! ley, H 19 Dickieson, S. 19 Faculty and Administration Dickson,). 19. 28,154 Driscoll,). 19 Eggleston, B 19 Eno.N 19 Fahrenholz, D. 20 Feola, M. 20 Cable, W. 20,143 Gee. D 20 Ceitner, D. 13.16,138,147 Genovese, C. 20 Greabell, D. 20 Hackman, S 4, 5,21,118, 155 Hamilton, T. 12, 21, 114 Henry, A. 21,83 Johnson, D 21 Keller. J. 21 Krueger, A. 21 Lee, D 22 Lester, E. 22 Logan, R. 22 Markell, J 15,147 Massey, C. 22.172 Mitchell, K. 22 O'Louglin, M 13.22,91 Padunov, T. 23 Paradise. D 23 Seniors Para tore, A. 23 Povero, M. 23, 119 Prave,). 23 Rice. D 23 Schmidt, K 24 Schwab,). 25 Sell, K. 24 Skinner, R 24 Smith.) 24 Smith, M. 24 Smith. R 24 Wride, C. 25 Winthrop, R. 25 Yorko, L. 25 Abbott. R 29 Agnello, P. 29 Alford, F. 29 Andreas, B. 29,87, 159 Andrews, Chas , 24, 45,97.157, 168 Andrews, Cher., 29 Anhorn, W. 29, 44,86. 104, 106,108, 113,119,122,123 Assi,). 29,166 Bachman, A. 29,83,98,133,174 Baker, S. 29,164 Barton, J. 29 Beatini, T. 29 Belle, N. 30,114,141 Bellomo, S. 30,122 Bergamo, W. 30,48.86, 106,108, 112,113,116,117,119.121,122, 123, 126, 148, 159,170, 187 Best, P. 30. 47,107,115,118,122,157 Birdsall, B 30 Bleiler, S. 30, 48.87,91,107. 108, 109, 117,118,122,126, 148,149,190 Bollinger, K. 30,87.117,120,187 Brown. N. 30,48,86,92.98,120,121, 122,123,165,172 Burnett, Michael 30,92,120 Burnett, Michelle 30 4 CafollaP 30,46,116,92,173 Callahan,). 30,83,92,116.162 Cammuso, G. 30,114 Campbell,). 30,118.48 Caraccilo, C. 31,87,93.101,113.115, 136,156 Caraccilo, D. 31,83,120, 138,163 Caraccilo, L. 31,114 Cerep, L. 31,87,94,115,116,120, 157,159 Chapin, K 31,114 Churchill, G. 31, 46 Clary, 1.31,191 Clingerman, R. 31 Coffee. A. 31,42,8', 113,118,120, 149,190 Conley, C. 31 Constable, A. 31,115,116,151 Croker. T. 31,104,106, 108, 109.149 Crouch, C. 31 Crull.C. 31 Cunningham, H. 32,89,93,101,113. 149 Cunningham, V. 32 D'Angio. A. 32,114,122,153 Dean, B. 32 DeMillo, A. 32,47,190 Acor, C. 61,62,101 Andreas, J. 58,104,108, 160 Andrews. M. Andrus, L. Avveduli, E. 29 DePasquale, D. 32,43,168 DeSarro, M. 32,94, 105,107,109, 112,113,115.116.120.127.133, 149.165 DiSanto, C. 32,122,142 Dombrowski, R. 32 Dove, C. 32,45,92,120, 160 Dowd, M. 32,116 Doyle, C. 32 Durso, K. 32,115,121,164 Dyson, R. 32 Eggleston, B. 33,104, 106, 108,143 Eno, Ke 28,33,93,115,116,136 Eno.Ki 33.94.114.116,120,141,159 Eno, R. 33,83,92,159 Esposito. M. 33,104,107,108.109, 129 Faina, L 33,87.94,113,115,120,161, 173 Faney,). 92,156 Farnsworth, H. 33.46,87,94,97,98, 120.166 Foote, M. 33. 48,94,117,118,119, 122,169 Foster, R. 33,83,92 Fowler, G. 33 Frankenfields, S. 33,116.123 Galusha, D. 33, 58,92,133 Gargan. C. 33, 48,89,97.107,116, 118,120,122,123,157 Giovannini, M. 34,83,136,139,169, 92,173 Giovannini, Mary 28, 34,94,120, 130,136 Hanlin, K. 34,89,98,120,155 Hannah, L. 34 Hathaway, S. 34 Hauf, D. Helwig, D. 34 Hurley. S. 34,151 lacone, M. 34,151 Ingianni, M. 34,83,117,134,170 |arvis,L. 34.132 Jensen R. 35,45,115 lones.T . 35,87,116,189 Kemak, K. 35,89.97,113,120,121 Kimpel, S. 35 Kirschke, R. Kline, S. 35.105,107,109,149, 171 Kuney, M. 35,122 Lahr, K. 35 Lawrence, N. 35,105,106,107,151 Li, C. 35,43,93,113,157 Loche, G. 114,119,155 Lotz, M 35.105,106,107,109.133 Loucks.K 35,83,92,98,48. 120,122 Lucchesi, J. 35,116,140 Luffman,). Malone, A. 35,117,128 Maloney, D. 36, 45,83,92,120.132, 157 Maltzan, W. 36 Marciano, S. 36 Marks, C. 36.101 Martin, M. McDermott, K. 36,45 McDonald, K. 36, 44 Milella, I. 36,163 Millis, T. 36 Mitchell, B. 36,85,112,113,121,122, 123,187.145. 48,157,161 Mitchell, S 36,48.104,108,119,122 Moran, C. 36, 45,84 Muldoon T. 36,42, 48.117,122,170, 187 Netti.M. 36 Osowske, D. Orlando, A. 37,140 Ossman. L. 37,48, 109,118,122,146. 149 Pacelli, I. 37,48. 116,139,142,159 Pagano, F. 37,117,118,123,138 Paris, G. 37,48,104,107.108,109, 115,121.122,123.126,129.146. 148 Peone, S. 37,150 Phillips, M. 37,114,116,128 Plate. R. 37 Pluretti, F. 37 Pokrzywa,). Polzinetti, J. 37,94.97.118,120,122, 155 Porto.). 37,43,104,107,118.119. 187,174,171 Povero, L. 37 Rapa, A. 37,92 Reader, R. 38, 46,84,105,106,108, 109,115.118,121.123,127,148 Rice, L. 38.48.107,122,145 Riegel, D. 38,45,92.122,156,163 Rogers, Ja.38,116 Rogers, )e 38,116 Rogers, M. 38,116,163 Roloson, S. 105,106,107,122 Romeo, R. 38,139 Russo, P. 38 Sandroni, R 28, 38,83,98 Juniors Gallina, A. 65,92 Gennant, A. 61 Giovanetti, I 52, 57.87,93,101,172 Giugliano, R 53, 58,104,107,108, 119.129,91,146,97 Manzari, A. 60 Manzari, V. 60 Marsh, C. 60 Martello, M. 65,86,88 Maslyn, K. 60 Sanpietro, M. 38. 48, 118,122,123, 175 Scanned, D. 38, 141 Scanlon. D. 38.114.116.151 Schnebly, P. 38,86. 116,94, 147, ‘ 8 Schulte. C. 39.116. 122,174 Scialdone, L. 39,43, 116 Scialdone, V. 39, 165 Scott, S. 39, 47.105,106, 108, 109, 113,115 Scull. D. 39.117, 118, 123,135 Shumway, B. 39, 167 Shupp, S. 39 Sinicropi, N. 19, 47,147 Smith, D. 39 Smith, P. 39,105, 106, 107,152 Sobczak, W Stahl. C. 39,42,157 Stevers, I. 39.116 Stickney, M 40,87, 116, 120, 159, 164,157 Stroops, B. Stuck, G. 40. 44 Stuck, M 40 Sweeting, W. 40,116 Tanchak, I 40,88, 115,118,122,12). 172 Tarnow, K. 40.89,112,116, 120,122, 94. 48, 170.97,166 Tennies, D. 40,104, 106, 108,132 Tiaskkun, K. 40 Turnkett, K. 28,40.88.113,120. 123, 186,92,98 Updyke, E. 40 Urwin,). Vacca.M 40,47,116 Van Arsdale, S. 40 Vaughn, J. 40 Verkey, D 92,175 Volpe. D 41,83,113,117, 151.170. 153 Voorhees, I 41 Waldron,) 41, 122,189,151 Watkins. T.41,44. 117, 118,123 Westfall. M. 41,104,107,108,109. 127,148.165 Wheeler,). White, G 41 Wickens, R 41,64, 101 Wilson. C. 41,47 Wolcott, L. 41 Wood,). 41 Zumuda.E 41,133 Zona. L. 41,121,159 Serling, S. 57,85,86,98 Shepherd, G. 57,86,91. 104, 106. 108.164 Sherman, A 58, 104, 106,108, 168 Shipley, T 54,87,91,98. 111. 120, 129 Babcock, B 54,89,97,98, 115,117, 186 Baker, M. 56,134 Barbi, I 64 Bario, P. 56 Beers, Y 60 Bellardirto,). 65,83 Benassi.G 64, 101, 136 Best, D 59,161 Bochert, D 64,67,97 Bowman, T. 56 Bradshaw, f. 53,92, 109, 113 Burden.) 54,89,97.98, 117,120, 152 Burgess, C. 65 Burlew, I) Bush, D. Campagna, A 58,92 Campbell, E. 56 Canfield, C. 62 Caraher, M. 60,94, 120 Cartozzolo. P. 58,92 Conley, D. 58,86 Converse,). 59 Cramer, A. 58, 52,83 Cnstaldi, A 58 Cuffe, R. 56 Dahl, M. Deal. S. 65 DelPapa.L 54,73.173 DeSanto, J. 64. 142 Dombrowski, I). 53,83,91 Dove. K. 61, 105, 106, 107,142, 175 Dowd, M. 64 Durso,). 56 Ellis, T Eno,S. 56 Fa.ola.R 65,93 Farnsworlh, G. 55,87,114,117,145 Focht, V. 60,104,106, 108, 109 Fogg, S. 63,107,118 Fowler, M. 53 Frappolli, K.65,93,113 Agnello,). 69,94 Altimari, G 78,104,106,108 Anhorn, D. 75 Bachman, R. 71,83.92.98.169 Baker, P Bellomo, P.79,83,117.92 Bennett, S. 77 Bennett, W. 142 Bero, M. 79,83,92 Berretta.N. 71,118 Bethke. J. 75.98 Blong.R 69.86,92,98 Brennan, S 69,75,92.98 Brewer, J. 74,104,106, 10B Brown, D. 69 Budd, W. 83 Burgess. A 77,87,94,113 Campbell. C. 71,77,94.113 Capaldi, L. 74,98 Caraccilo, A 68, 79,87,93,94,113 Caraccilo, M. 69,93,113,136 Cator, E. 77 Caldwell, P Chuley, K 73 Clancy, M. Conley, D. 76 Constable, M. 88. 108 Cosentino, J. 79,86,92.108,117 Cost ley. H 77,117 Cramer, Ha. 190 Cramer, He. 69,94 Cuccari, D. 73, 198 Cunningham, M. 79,89,93 Curtis, R. 84,85, 104, 106. 108, 117, 91.154 Custer, L. Dean. W 69,107.108,109 DeSanto,) 101 DeSarro, M. 78 DeVine, K 83,92 Dickey, T. Dickson, A. 71,75.83,92,117 DiPasquale, S. 73, 86 DiSanto, S. 75 Durso, P.72 Egan, R. 76 Essom, T. 74,87,94,116 Farnsworth, R. 77,93,101, 109, 118 F.neco, S. 71,83,92.94.116.117 Fleischer, I. Foreman, C. 74, 105 Foster, D. 71,92,98.143 Frankenfield, Sh. 69 Gladis, W Guarneri, D. 14, 54 Haas. C 5 .86 Haig. D Hannah, S 60. 109 Herrier, D. 64 Heisser, J. 54 Herrick, C. 54, 59.87.91,98. 120 Hicks. T 54 Hoster, T. 14 Hunt. C 61. 104, 107, 109,118 Irland, S. 55,‘14, 108, 109, 118 Jacobs. | 161 laeger. K 57,89.98. 120 Jaeger, V Johnson, C. 53,61, 52,91,86,118 Jones, M 58 Keller. F 58,83 Kent. T 60 Kesterson, T. Key, I. 64 Kilbane,J 56.62.89.94. 114 Kirk, | 64 Kline. | 60,83 Kmpper. P, 57.86, 91.104, 107, 108 Kreager.C 59,118, 119 Kuplinski S 58,81,92 Kuykendall, T 64. 89. 109, 94 lafler. J 56 Lama, L. 53 Larizza, P 53 Lawson, E 54,87.97,120,135 lejk.M. 55,87, 114 Leono. L. 61 Leonard, E. 59 Lombardo,). 64,65 Long, K. 60 Lorenz, G. 53,86,111,91 lorenzetti, E 54,87,91,97,117,120 Lorenzetti. R 58,65 Lynch, D. 65,88 Manning, P. 55,94, 107, 109. 120,156 McCann, Ra 56. 167 McCann, Ri 56. 167 M Intyre. K 60,105,106, 109,118. 131 Midey. N. 55,94. 113, 162 Milella. S. 65.92.98 Momberger, J. 60 Moran, L 60 Monarity, S. 65 Moses,) 59 Moses, R 92 Nicholson. M 52, 55,172 O'Connor. E 55,87, 115,154 O'Connor, Te. 65,92 O'Connor, Th. Odell. A. 63,89,94, 109,120 Pacelli, A. 64, 117,127 Page, R 56 Pannuco. S. 57.60.89,98. 120. 169, 172 Paradise, D 56 Patak.l 81.92 Perdicho, J. 57.88,117 Peterman, F. Podgorny, M. 152 Povero, D. 55. 109,114 Reed. T 59.150 Rh.nehart, T. 60, 104, 106.108 Ritter, D 64 Rogers, P. Rotunda, D. 62 Ruedinger, A. 62.171 Rutldge. W. 53 Sahler, M. 53 Sarratori, V. 57.91.104,107.108, 151,153 Scaglione, M. 64,83 Schulte.J. 57 Sc ialdone, |ohn 58,83,92 Sc ialdone, lose 58, 38 Seeber, A. 63,94, 114 Sember, C. 57.89 Sophomores Frasier, E. 104,107 Gable. K 74,94, 104,107.117,118 Gallina, M. Galusha.C 68. 71,81.92 Garza, G. 74 Gee. D 76,83,104. 106, 117,145 Gee T 79.87 Gennant, J. 70,91 Geraghty, M 76. 105. 106,107, 108, 109 Giovanmni, C. 76 Giovannini, I 72 Gladis. D 78 Goel.V 72.105,118 Greer, D. 79,94 Guarciino, G. 79,94 Hadley, S. 76 Hanlin.S 74,78.89,113,116 Hansen, D. 77. 101,116 Hansen,). Harrington, M. 79, 92,98 Haust.M. 71, 109 Hawker, P. 47 Hayes. S. 77 Holcomb, K. 74,116.94 Hughes, W 70.85 Ingianni, Ka. 79,87 Ingianni, Ki. 74, 79 lacobs. J. 117 Johnson, S. 71.88.92,98 Jones. S. 77,88. 98 Kent. | 76 KidcJer, R. Kilbane, 1.74,89,94 Kmch.M 73 King. D 76 Kreutter, M. 74,94,105 Kuplinski, P 83,117 Kuykendall, A. 79,89, 94.135 Lapp, D. 74,87.97, 105,117,118 Laude, B. 72, 76.104.107. 108,117, 173 Lawler, M Leonard. E. 77,116 Leone, B. 73 lewis, E. 70.83 11, P 72 liberatore, M. 74,89,94 Loche, G. lohr, M. 76,86.91,106,108,117 Lorenzetti, J. 73,83, 101 Lorenzetti, R 74, 94 Ludd, D. 70,75,84.91.98 Madziarz, M. 77 Mahoney, M. 77,87,97,117 Maiura, N. 78 Maltzan. J 71.109 Mansell, M. Marconi. A 68. 79.94,101,113 Markell, S. 79.83.92 Martarella, D. Martello, M. 79.86. 88,92 McBride, T. 77 McDermott, P. 74,89,92,97 McElligott.S 73,86.98 Mellini, F 79.83.92.97,117 Meyers, J. 74,87,94,101 Miller. D 70,77,85 Mitchell. J. 71,83.92,98. 132 Momberger, E. 71, 109 Nichols, M. 76,104 Osso. T. 74,89,94,97, % Paradise. K 76.118 Parker, D 68, 71,97.116 Pedulla, A. 74 Phillips, W 71,83,92,117 Piscitelli, N. 79,83,92,117 Polzinetti, L. 69,87.97,124 Podgorny, D. 77 Poretta, C 79.89 Porto, M 71 Povero, J 70,77,101 Prayne, R Prayne, T. 73,86 Puhak.l 77.94 Rapmi, S. Reardon, |. 92.98.117 Rey, T. 73 Rice, J. 6376, 104,105,107, 108, 109 Ritter, R 76,105,106,107,108, 109 Rivezzi, D 71,117, 118 Ruark,). Ryan, C. 72,104, 107.108 Sandroni, A. 73,91 Saunders, D. Scattaglia, M 79,83.92 Seeber, C 69. 109 Shaew, N. 69 Shipley, A. 69.87,94,98. 104,107 Shumway, K. 71, 104 Siegfried, S 70.83,91.120 Sinicropi, G. 73, 88,97 Smith. K. 73.160 Smith, I. 77.94 Smith, Mi 105,106 Smith, Mo. 71. 105 Sigel, C 65 Silts, A Smith, A. Smith.). Smith. K. Snyder, J. 59 Spano, Rog. 57,92 Spano, Ron 53,92 Sparrow, B 59, 117.141 Stahl. S 61.109 Stein, T 62 Slorrs, M 59,117 Stuck, De. 62 Stuck, Do. 62 Swinehart, B 62 Tiaskkun, K. Thompson, S. 83 Timmons, S. 65,94,101,113 Toni, D 55 Towers, M 57 Tuttle. M. 53,65,88,92 Uber, W 58,84.92 Urquhart, R 61 VanKirk, M 40.106 Varrichio. M. VonBergen, D 56,88 Ward, B. 65 Wenderhch, S. 57,83 West. P 53 Wickens.l 52, 57,87.93. 101,116 Williams, D 58. 104. 106. 108 Wilson, | Wilson, M 88,93 Wilson, N 57,61,104,107 Wolcott, L 54 Woods. C 54 Wright. C 60,167 Yarmolmsky, S. 62,101. 186 Young, |. 65 Zumuda.D 65,83,92 Zwick, T Smith, S 89 Soscia. J. St. Germaine, K. 73 Stroops, P. 17 Sullivan, K. 69 Raichlin, E. Stuck, C. Stuck, De. Stuck, Do. M Sullivan, K. 101,104,105, 107,97 Tanner, R. 76 Tetor, A. 78 Uticone, T. 77 Verzillo, D. 72,94.116.118,121 VonBergen, R 117 Walters, S 69, 105,107 Ward. 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