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The word CRAYOLA and the package design are registered trademarks owned by Binney Smith Inc. and used with its permission. MYJVDERSIAN 1981 Volume 50 Flynderse Academv Seneca Fa I Is, JYew York Nyndersian Staff Editor-in-Chief l in O ( onnor Photography Editor Mary Lejk Managing Editor Susan Irland literary Editor Marcia Fa race I lo Art Editor JaueWiekens Iliisiness Manager Cheryl Marsh j Advisors! Business- f. Father ine Becker, ay Sell Literary- Anne Baker ( „ jm ' V • . (- I , - 5 V w V .1 sSr®5rs '-: vS V 4 ■ vT jTrSvV gfMg __I I I _ 1tK f L u «v IA v 4 9 y4 ___ $ i � n II MMliX - v-• • „ ■ TiV; v � . « A- - Dedication .. .Not only knowledgeable teaching down in the Green Monster, but also coaching on the field ... he shares all of his abilities to strengthen the outlook for others. He greets everyone with a friendly smile and an attitude of caring to each individual. He is a true believer in equal opportunity for both male and female sports. An outstanding person all-around”; we the Class of 1981, proudly dedicate the 56th edition of the Myndersian to... Mr. John Nicholson 5 d. Move over, Joe Namath - here comes Paul Caratozzolo. e. Oh No. not me!” f. B.O.C.E.S. Bombers + Jerry. g. Albert takes in the food. a. Where did these two come from? b. Sheila Pannucci clowns around with Mr. Hackman c. Lisa and Sue observe the surroundings. a. Jane Wickens. hard(ly) at work. b. Self-portrait, by Danny Conley c. Tracey Kuykendall. 7 a. Let a smile be your umbrella! b. Hard playing makes hungry fellas. c. Jamie Young has left her mark! d. Dave Lynch practices his pucker. e. John uses his kicking ability not only for football... f. Our parking lot patrolman - asleep on the job? g. Need an extra heavy-duty Hefty ...? 8 ft, a. What a handsome trio! b. GOTICA! c. Sue Irland and Tracey Kuykendall. d. Steve-a hunk! e. ALBERT CAMPAGNA gets propositioned by the Mafia. f. There is more growing here than grass! g. Give us that Ultrabrite smile! 9 a. Mynderse baseball team. b. Dave Dombrowski poses for the Sears catalog. c. Tango anyone? d. Is Chris really cool? e. Mynderse Fighting Blue Devils. f. FAT — the lax mascot. g. Beth Lorenzetti admires her fingernails. h. What enthusiasm! i. What a purr-feet little kitty cat. a. Bottom row: Susan L. Simons, Marilyn P. Bero, Gloria Paris Row 1: Anthony Petroccia. Joel G. Newman, Rick Kuempel, Herbert R. Holden, D.V.M., Matthew C. Gallina, Missing: Peter Same. b. M. Douglas Zoller If all of us at Mynderse Academy have done our job, we should have helped each of you to be effective, fully participating graduates capable of coping with and readjusting to a changing society. I hope that all of you have acquired, to some degree, the ability to reason, the ability to readjust yourself to cultural changes, the ability to control and spend one’s time with intelligence and rewarding purpose, the ability to achieve and sustain rewarding relationships with others and the ability to persevere and extend one’s uniqueness while participating in our society. I wish you every success as you enter the next stage of your life and every stage thereafter. May you achieve success in proportion to the effort and dedication you put forth. Sincerely, M. Douglas Zoller Superintendent of Schools 14 TO THE CLASS OF 1981 - If you have done your best, if you have not magnified your troubles, if you have looked on the bright side of things and evaluated things as they really are, you have indeed been an asset to your school, Mynderse Academy. It is now your responsibility to go out into the world and do those things that will benefit and enhance the lives of the people around you. The real measure of the Class of ’81 will not be in what legacy you have left at Mynderse, but what contributions you can make to your family, community and nation. As a class you will never be forgotten and you will always be welcomed back. Mynderse is your school and no one can take away those memories and experiences that helped to mold your personal philosophy. Thanks for letting us become a part of your life. May good luck and prosperity follow you and your class throughout the fullness of you lifetime. Let a smile be your umbrella! John R. Markell, Principal 15 The beginning of a new and challenging life lies before each and every one of you. You should enter this new experience with faith and confidence in yourself. Do not be influenced by the pessimistic attitude of our future, which is forecast by the cynics of our society. Life is what the individual desires it to be. This is not to say that it will be easy. Hard work and perseverance must be a part of your daily life. Set your goals high and be honest with yourself in the effort you put forth to reach for that something special. Be hesitant in looking toward tomorrow and do your best each day to make that day a stepping stone to the next. Remember, self-confidence is a key that will unlock the door to your future. Best wishes, David Geitner Assistant Principal 16 This has been a very busy year with many things to do. What most of us fail to realize are the many good times and fun we have had together at Mynderse Academy. These memories will follow us through the rest of our lives. We, the class of 1981, owe a great deal to the faculty who has aided and assisted us through these very difficult years, teaching us to take on responsibility. They were instrumental in helping to shape our character. Soon, we will all go our own ways but we know we can always rely on those close friends that we have made at Mynderse. We have all gained valuable knowledge and obtained a set of values here at Mynderse that we will carry with us for the rest of our lives. Al Gallina Senior Class President 17 Christine Ann Acor Joseph M. Andreas Barbara Ann Babcock John William Barbi Patricia Ann Barto Penny Lynn Baker Yvonne Lee Beers John Vincent Bellardino Christine Ann Bennassi 18 Denise Ann Best Denise Ann Bochert Timothy Earl Bowman Julie Ann Burdett Eugene Barry Bradshaw III Jacqueline Ann Brown Chad Halsey Burgess David Clifford Burlew 19 Mary Catherine Caraher Daniel George Conley Paul Caratozzolo Stacey Marie Deal David Dombrowski Linda DelPapa Karen Jeanette Dove James Albert DeSanto Micheal Thomas Dowd 20 Renata Lee Faiola Thomas Michael Ellis Shelley Ann Eno Gwen Ellen Farnsworth Veronica Jean Focht Shawn George Fogg Mary Inez Fowler Karen Lee Anne Frappolli Albert Anthony Gallina 21 April Suzanne Genannt Lorraine Giovannetti Jacqueline Kaye Hansen David Richard Harrier Peter Joseph Hawker Janine Marie Heisser Carol Elizabeth Hunt Susan Lorraine Irland 22 Karen Ann Jaeger Christopher Stephan Johnson Mark Edward Jones Frank Jeffery Keller Timothy William Kent 23 Elizabeth Andrews Lawson Elizabeth Ann Lorenzetti Robert Joseph Lorenzetti Gary Dexter Lorenz 24 David Scott Lynch Pamela Ann Manning Kimberly Rae McIntyre John Michael Momberger Randy Blake McCann Nancy Ann Midey Ricky Allen McCann Steven Patrick Milella 25 Robert Charles Moses Terry Jean O’Connor John Moses Monica Theresa Nicholson Erin Margaret O’Connor Stephen Eugene Moriarity Thomas Nelson O’Connor Anne Beckwith Odell Ann Francis Pacelli Robert Lee Page Sheila Ann Pannucci 26 David Scott Paradise Neil Patrick Pipher John Charles Patak Joseph Anthony Perdicho Mary Elizabeth Podgorny Deborah Leeann Povero Luisa Fernanda Quintero Todd Dalton Reed Tammy Lynn Rhinehart 27 Mark Wellington Sahler Vincent Paul Sarratori %i Michael Gregory Scaglione John Edward Schulte John Michael Sciaidone Joseph Andrew Sciaidone Amy Leah Seeber Christina Marie Sember Steven Jeffrey Serling Gregory Robert Shepherd Andrew John Sherman 28 Theresa Ann Shipley Corinne Michele Sigel James Richard Smith John Michael Snyder Roger Edward Spano Ronald Joseph Spano Brian Matthew Sparrow Shelley Luanne Stahl 29 Hanne Kathrine Stenz Michele Marie Storrs Brenda Lee Swinehart Kenneth Nicholas Tiaskkun, Jr. Dianne Marie Toni Michael Seth Towers Morris John Tuttle Dennis James VonBergen Walter Edward Uber Ricky Jon VonBergen Ruth Anne Urquhart Barbara Jean Ward 30 Paul Kevin West John Michael Wilson Colleen Annette Woods Jane Alison Wickens Nancy R. Wilson David Kingstone Williams Linda Ellen Wolcott Christine Wright Susan Jean Yarmolinsky Jamie S. Young David Eugene Zmuda Steven Arthur Wenderlich 31 a. Butt... remarks Steve. b. What s on the minds of Sue and Steve? c. Mary gets everything together. d. Sandy Hannah destroys school property e. Look ma. I can fly!! f. Renata says, Look what I’ve got.” g. Sheila whispers sweet nothings in John’s ear. h. Karen Frappolli and Dad. a. Sheila Pannucci goes up for a shot. a ► b ◄ c ◄ d ► a. John Scialdone eyes the Sr. doors. b. Susan tries to feed Morris his Nine-Lives. c. Ticker goes Typist”! d. Lorry and Jane stop for a picture in the winter weather! e. Laura Leno and Michelle Storrs get into a deep discussion over lunch. 36 a. Dave can't believe it came from MaryJo’s mouth! b. Beth Lorenzetti takes a moment to flash us her smile. c. Mike Martello shows his enthusiasm for school! d. Who’s Stacey Deal giving the evil eye to? e. Does Emily Avveduti suspect a cheater? 37 d ► ► 9 e ► a. Barb Ward and Brian Sparrow love to get their picture taken. c. Terry O'Connor demonstrates her motherly qualities. d. Dave Lynch has a mischievous look in his eyes! e. John Patak sneaks some food into the Sr. Lobby. f. Gus Cramer... on the move. g. The Sr. Boys enjoy playing in the snow! 39 Senior Ball Court Bottom row Abby Odell Row 1 JaneWtckens. Terry O'Connor Row Denise Bocher t. Sheila Pannucci. Sue Yarmolinsky. Chris Benassi. Chris Acor Row 3 Monica Nicholson, Lorry Giovannetti. Pam Manning Row 4 King Albert Galltna. Prince John Patak Missing Tina Sember 40 Compliments of the Senior Boys and Girls Robert Giugliano Valedictorian 42 43 44 ACOR, CHRISTINE . . . pORN . . . Leaders Club 1: Dance Committee 4: Student Council Alt. 2: Track 1: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Who’s Who in H.S. 4: Boces 3, 4: Marching Band 1: Parade Band 1: Society of Distinguished Amer. H.S. Students 4: Football Stats 3. ANDREAS, JOSEPH ... JOE” ... Wrestling 1, 2: Crop Walk 1. ANDRUS, LORI ... High Honor Roll 2. BABCOCK, BARBARA ... BUZZ ... Dance Committee 4: Myndersian 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls’ Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls’ State 3: Tim Long Memorial 1: Pat Hurley Memorial 1: Crop Walk 1: Float Committee 1, 2, 3. BAKER, MEGAN ... BAKES” ... Marching Band 1: Musical Production 2, 3: Parade Band 1: Stage Band 1: Small Ensemble 1: Summer Band 1: Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 1. BARBI, JOHN ... FEIF” ... Society of Distinguished Amer. H.S. Students 3. BARTO, PATRICIA ... “PAT . Chorus 1. BEERS, YVONNE ... “VON”£.. Marching Band 1: Parade Band 1: Stage Band 1: Boces 3, 4. BELLARDINO, JOHN . . . BELL” . .. J.V. Basketball 1, 2: Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4. BENASSI ... CHRISTINE ... CHRISSY ... Track 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Court 3: Varsity Football Stats 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4. BEST, DENISE . .. Crop Walk 1: Explorer’s Club. BOCHERT, DENISE ... NIECE” ... Marching Band 1: Parade Band 1: Track 1, 2: Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Girls' Volleyball 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1. BRADSHAW, EUGENE . .. GENE-BEAR .. . Senior Class Treasurer 4: Science Club 4: Model U N. 1: Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Chorus 1, 2, 3: Musical Production 3: Marching Band 1: Parade Band 1: Stage Band 4: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Eisenhower Seminar 3: Jr. Rotarlan 4: Boys’ State 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Who's Who In H.S. 3: Interact 1, 2: Junior Achievement 3, 4: Eagle Scout 1: Pres, of Youth G'roup Church 2, 3: BROWN, JACQUELINE . . . JAC-QUIE” ... Varsity Chorus 1, 2, 3: BURDETT, JULIE ... JULES” ...| G.A.A 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 1: Ski Club 1, 2: Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2: Girls’ Basketball 3, 4: Girls' Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1. 2, 3,4: Soft-ball 1,2,3, 4. BURGESS, CHAD ... “OTTO”. BURLEW, DAVID . .. DAVE . BUSH, DOUGLAS . . “DOUG” ... Varsity Baseball 3: Bowling 3. CAMPBELL, MARY . . . CLAIRE ... Model U N. 1,2: Student Council 1, 2: Marching Band 1: Parade Band 1: Stage Band 1. CAMPBELL. EARL ... CHIPPER” .. Stage Band 1: Science Club 1, 2, 3: Stage Band 1: CAMPAGNA, ALBERT . . . CECIL” . . Class Officer, Treasurer 3: Block M 3, 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Baseball 1. 2: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Who’s Who in H.S. 4: Boy’s State 3. CARAHER, MARY ... MARE ... G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Leaders’ Club 1: Ski Club 3: Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Society of Distinguished Amer. H.S. Students 3,4. CARATOZZOLO, PAUL .. . KAZ” ... Block M 3, 4: J.V. Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 4: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Ferrara and Sons Award 3. CONLEY, DANIEL . .. “DAN ... Ski Club 2, 4: J.V. Baseball 1: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 4: Class Play 4. CONTI, STEPHAN ... STEVE”. CONTI, STEPHANIE . .. STEPH . CRAMER, AUGUST ... SUG” ... Ski Club 1, 2. 4: Student Council 1, 2, 4: Student Council V.P. 4: J.V. Football 2: Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4: Joseph Campese Memorial Award 4. CRAMER, HANS ... “HANSI” ... Lacrosse 1, 2,3, 4. CRISTALDI ... ANTHONY ... CRUSTY”. DEAL, STACEY ... STACE”. DELPAPA, LINDA. DESANTO, JAMES . . . JAMIE ... Art Club 4: Who’s Who in H.S. 4. DOMBROWSKI ... DAVID ... DUMBO” ... Ski Club 1, 2, 4: Student Council 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 3: Lacrosse 2, 3, 4: Track 1: Hobart Seminar 2. DOVE, KAREN .. . Model U.N. 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 4: Musical Production 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4: Summer Band 1, 2, 3: Competitive Guard 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2. DOWD, MICHAEL ... MIKE”. DURSO, JOANN .. . JO”. ELLIS, THOMAS... “TOM . ENO, SHELLEY ... SHELL ... Dance Committee 2: Student Council 2: Yearbook 4: Amer. War Dads 1, 3. FAIOLA, RENATA . .. TYPIST ... Track 1: Girls Intramurals 1: Girls Basketball 1, 2: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. FARNSWORTH, GWEN ... Leaders’ Club 1: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Myndersian 3: Marching Band 1: Stage Band 1: Track 1, 2: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey 2: Soccer 1. FOCHT. VERONICA . . . VICKI” ... Varsity Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Swing Chorus 3: Chorus 1.2,3,4: Myndersian 3, 4: Musical 1, 2. 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 1: Summer Band 1, 2, 3, 4. FOGG, SHAWN ... International Club 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2,3, 4. 46 FOWLER, MARY FRAPPOLLI, KAREN .. .“KARE ... Dance Committee 4: Student Council 3: Girls’ Intramurals 3: Cheerleader 1, 3, 4: Who’s Who in H.S. Students 4. GALLINA, ALBERT ... “AL” ... Class President 2, 4: J.V. Basketball 2: V. Basketball 4: J.V. Football 2: V. •� JFootball 3, 4: Jr. Kiwanian 4: DAR 1: j •Boys’ State 3: High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Who’s £ Who in H.S. Students 3,4. GENANNT, APRIL . . . Dance Committee 3, 4: Myndersian 3, 4: Who’s Who in H.S. Students 3,4. GIOVANNETTI, LORRAINE “LORRY” ... Class Vice-President 3: Dance Committee 2, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Myndersian 4: Track 2: Girls’ Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Catholic Daughters Award 2: High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Who’s iWhoinH.S. Student|3. jtGIOVANNINI, ALICE GIUGLIANO, ROBERT . . .' OC” .. . Science IClub 3, 4: Yorker Club 1: Model U.N. 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Cl.orus 1: School Paper 4: Musical 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, E, 3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Small Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4: Summer Band 1, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 4: Rheua Medden Award 3: Rotary Award 2, 3: Sen. Co. Med. Soc. 3: V.F.W. 3: Merit Scholarship 3: Jr. Rotarian 3: D.A.R. 1, 2, 3: Band 1: Masonic Lodge 1: Dr. Knight Memorial 1: Math teachers of Mynderse 2: Highest Score In Math Actuary Test 2: High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4: Who’s Who in H.S. Students 3. HAAS, CHRISTOPHER ... “HAAS-TOPHER” ... J.V. Football 2: V. Football 3, 4: Lacrosse 3, 4: Track 1, 2. HANSEN . . . JACQUELINE JACKIE”. HANNAH, SANDRA . . . “SANDY .. . Ski Club 1. 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls’ Intramurals 3: Musical 1, 2, 3: High Honor Roll 3: Who’s Who in H.S. Students 4. HARRIER, DAVID ... “DAVE . . . Ferrera and Sons 3: High Honor Roll 3. HEISSER, JANINE HUNT, CAROL ... International Club 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: School Paper 4: Musical 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Summer Band 3, 4: Track 3: Class Play 4: Eisenhower Seminar 3: Swing Choir 4. IRLAND, SUSAN . . . “SUE ... G.A.A. 4: Ski Club 1: Interact Club 1, 2: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Swing Choir 3, 4: Myndersian 4: Musical 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2: Parade . Band 1, 2: Color Guard 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2: Soccer 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2: Class Play 4. High Honor Roll 4: Who’s Who in H.S. Students 4. JAEGER, KAREN . “JAEGS” ... G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 4: Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1, if 3 Softball 1, 2, 3. 4: High Honor Roll 1: National Honor Soc. 3, 4: Who’s Who in H.S. Students 3, 4. JOHNSON. CHRISTOPHER ... CHRIS .. .Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2,3, 4: Junior Achievement. JONES. MARK . . Class Play 4. KUPLINSKI, STEVEN ... KUSH-KIE”J.V. Football 2: Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4: Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys’ State 3: Who’s Who in H.S. 4. KUYKENDALL . . . TRACEY . .. TRACE ... Student Council 4: Var- sity i JiK sity Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, usical 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, arada Band 1, 2: Color Guard 1, • Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1: Chorus Award 1. LAFLER, JAMES... JIM . LAMA, LAURIE .. .Varsity Chorus 1, 2: Chorus 2. LAWSON, ELIZABETH . . . ''BETH” ... G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: International Club 2: Ski Club 2: Chorus 1: Musical Production 1: Marching Band 1: Parade Band 1: Track 1, 2: Basketball 2, 3: Girls’ Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4: Elmira Key 3: High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Who’s Who In H.S. Students 3. LEJK, MARY ... “MARE” ... Homecoming Committee 4: Student Council Rep. 2, 4: Myndersian 3, 4: Track 2: Girls’ Intramurals 3: Cheerleader 2: Eisenhower Seminar 3: Who’s Who In . H.S. Students 3. LENO, LAURA. KELLER, JEFF ... FRANK” ... Marching Band 1: Parade Band 1: Stage Band 1: Lacrosse 1, 2: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. KENT, TIM . .. High Honor Roll 2, 3. KEY, LAWTON ... “LAWTY”. KILBANE, DENISE . . . “BANES ... Tennis 1, 2, 3: Girls’Intramurals 1, 2: High Honor Roll 1. KIRK, JAMES ... “JIM ... Lacrosse 1.2.4kV J KLINE, JOHhi... Lacrosse 2: Wrestling 1. 2, 4. KNIPPER, PAUL ... “KNIP” ... Ski Club 1, 2: Student Council 2: Musical 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3,4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Summer Band 2: Small Ensemble 1, 2,3, 4. KREAGER, COLLEEN. LEONARD, EDWARD . . “ED ... J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3. LOMBARDO, JOHN ... Myndersian 4: Football 1: Basketball 1. LONG, KATHY ... International Club 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3: Majorette Corps 1, 2,3: Summer Band 1. LORENZ, GARY ... “GARE” ... Student Council Rep. 3, President 4: Varsity Football 4: Cross Country 2, 3: Track 3: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys’ State 3: National Honor Society 3: Who’s Who in H.S. Students 3. LORENZETTI ... ELIZABETH ... “BETH” . . . G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Varsity Chorus 1, 2: Chorus 1, 2: Marching Band 1, 2: Parade Band, 1, 2: Cross Country 2, 3: Track 1, 2: Girls’ Intramurals 1. 2,3, 4: Volleyball 1,2,3, 4. LORENZETTI. ROBERT . . . “BEAN” ... Student Council Rep. 2: J.V. Basketball 2: Boys’ State 3: High Honor 47 Roll 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Who’S Who In H.S. Students 3, 4. LYNCH, DAVID ... “LYNCH-MOB ... J.V. Baseball 1, 2: Varsity Baseball 3, 4. MANNING, PAMELA ... PAM . . . G.A.A. 3, 4: Leaders Club 1: Ski Club 1, 2: Girls' Ensemble 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Musical Production 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2 £, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3: Color Guard 1, 2, 3: Girls' Intramufals 3, 4: Sofiball 1. 3 4: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: CL t Girls'State 3: Who's Who dents MOMBERGER MOMBO”. JOHN ARK... Wrestling 4. I ANTHONY . . TONY ball 2: Varsit. Baseball MARSH, CHERYL ... MERYL” . . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1. 2: Volleyball 1, 2: Field Hockey 2 High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Who s Who in H.S. Students 3. MARTELLO, MICHAEI TARMY ... J.V. Baseball 1, 2: Varsity Baseball 3: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3: Who’s Who In H.S. Students 3. McCANN, RANDY. McCANN, RICK. MCINTYRE, KIMBERLY . . . KIM” . .. International Club 2, 3: Ski Club 2: Student Council Alt. 1, 2 Varsity Chorus 1,2,3,4: All State Band 1: All State Chorus 3: Swing Choir 2, 3, 4: Musical Production 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Stage Band 2, 3, 4: Field Conductor 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Track 1, 3: Winter Color Guard 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Who Who In H.S. Students 3. MIDEY, NANCY Club IJS Soccer NANCE ... Ski t Council Rep. 3: MILELLA, STEVE ... SLICK ... J.V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Homecoming King 4: Who's Who In H.S. Students 4. MORIARITY, STEVE .. Who’s Who in H.S. Students 3, 4. MOSES, ROBERT . . . FATBOY”, NICHOLSON, MONICA . “TICA” . . Class Secretary 2, 3: DanceCom-.mitteeT 2, 4: Student Council Rep. 4: Girls' Intramurals 2, 3: Cheerleader 1. O’CONNOR, ERIN ... Student Council Alt. 4: Myndersian 3, 4: Editor 4: Eisenhower Seminar 3: Track 2: Girls' Intramurals 3: Field Hockey 2: Cheerleader 1, 2, 4: High Honor Roll 1 3: National Honor Society 4: Society of Distinguished Amer. H.S. Students 3, 4. O'CONNOR, TERRY . .. HIPPIE ... Dance Committee 4: Homecoming Court 4: Myndersian 4: Girls’ Intramurals 2: Soccer 1. O’CONNOR, THOMAS ... “TOM” ... Yorker Club 2: Chorus 2: J.V. Basketball 3: J.V. Football 3: Lacrosse 3,4. ODELL, ANNE . ABBY ... Class Secretary 2, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Lead-' ers' Club 1: Dance Committee 4: Student Council Rep. 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble 4: Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Musical Production 2. 3, 4: Parade Band 2: Color Guard 2: Girls' Intramurals 3: Softball 2, 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2, 3,4: Class Play 4. PACELLI, ANN . .. ANNIE” . . Ski , Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 4: Chorus 1, 2, 4: Myndersian 4 Musical Production 1, 2: Marching Band 1, 2: Stage Band 1, 2: Field Hockey 2: Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4: High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who In H.S. Students 3, 4. PAGE. ROBERT ... “BOB . PANNUCCI, SHEILA . . . SHE .. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 4: Girls' Intramurals 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Soft-ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1: Who's Who in H.S. Students 4. PARADISE, DAVID . . . DAVE” ... Lacrosse 1, 2: Wrestling 1, 2. 4 PATAK, JOHN . . . PAY-TACK” . . . Block M 3, 4: Student Council Rep. 1: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' State 3: Who's Who In H.S. Students 3: Parish Council Rep. PERDICO, JOSEPH . .. “JOEY” ... Science Club 3: J.V. Baseball 1, 2: Varsity Baseball 3,4: Wrestling 2. PETERMAN, FREDRICK ... “PETE . PIPHER, NEIL. ’’V PODGORNY, MARY ... BETH”... Color Guard 1. MARY- POVERO, DEBORAH ... DEBI” Student Council 1, 4: Myndersian 3: Marching Band 1, 2: Parade Band 1, 2: Summer Band 1, 2: Field Hockey 2: Boces 3, 4. REED, TOD ... Science Club 1, 2, f: Student Council 2: Lacrosse 2. RHINEHART, TAMMY . . . J Art Club 4: Ski Club 1: | Band 1, 2, 3: Parade Band ■ Stage Band 2, 3: High Honor Roll 2, 3: Who’s Who in H.S. Students RITTER, DAMON . . . Marching Band 1: Stage Band 1: Lacrosse 1. ROGERS, PAUL ... BUCK'SjH International Club 1, 2, 3:,Sfci Club 3: Yorker Club 1, 2: High Honor Roll 1, 2: Who's Who In H.S. Students 3. SAHLER, MARK ... BUBBA ... Marching Band 1: Parade Band 1. SARRATORI, VINCE ... “VINNIE ... Musical Production 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Small Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4: Summer Band 2: Bowling 2, 3: Track 1, 2: Boys’ State 3. SCAGLIONE, MICHAEL ... MIKE” . .. Lacrosse 1,2. SCHULTE, JOHN . . . SCHULTE” ... Stage Band 2: Small Ensemble 2: J.V. Football 2: Who's Who In H.S. Students 3. SCIALDONE, JOSEPH . . . JOE ... Ski Club 2,4: Lacrosse 2. 3. 48 SCIALDONE, JOHN ... “BIG ... J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Lacrosse 1, 2. 3. 4: Who's Who In H.S. Students 4. SEEBER, AMY ... International Club 3. 4: School Paper 4: Myndersian 3: occer 3. STAHL, SHELLEY ... Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Myndersian 4: Marching Band 1, 2: Parade Band 1, 2: High Honor Roll 1, STEIN. TAMMY ... Boces 3, 4. STENZ, HANNE. SEMBER, CHRISTINA . .. “TINA:'. .. Class Officer, Treas. 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2: Girls’ Intramurals 2:'Vol-leyball 2: Softball 1, 2, 4: Soccer 1: Cheerleader 1: Art Club 4: Who's Who In H.S. Students 3, 4. STORRS, MICHELE “SHELLEY ... Ski Club 2, 3: Student Council 2: Field Hockey 2. SWINEHART, BRENDA.... SERLING, STEVEN . . . “SERL .. } J.V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Golf 1, 2: Track 3, 4: Who’s Who In H.S. Students 3. SHEPERD, GREGORY ... SHEP ... Science Club 4: Student Council 3: Musical 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Small Ensemble 1. 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Eagle Scout: A.V. Dept. TIASKKUN, KEN ... “TIGER” ... Wrestling 3, 4. TIMMONS, SHELLY ... Ski Club 1, 2: Student Council 3: Girls’ Intramurals 3: Soccer 3, 4: Cheerleader 3. TONI, DIANNE ... Bowling 1, 2: Dance Committee 4. TOWERS, MICHAEI“MIKE ... Golf 3, 4: Yorkers' Club 3: Golf 3, 4: High Honor Roll 1. WEST, PAUL .. . Student Council 1: Literary Magazine 3: Who's Who in H.S. Students 3. WHITE, GLENN ... High Honor Roll WICKENS, JANE ... Class President 3: Vice-President 4: Dance Committee 2, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Myndersian 4: Track 1,2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 4: Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Homecoming Court 3: Society of Distinguished Amer. H.S. Students 3. WILLIAMS, DAVID . .. “DAVE . . . Ski Club 2: Musical Production 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3: Parade Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Small Ensemble 1, 2. WILSON JOHN . . . MIKE-LONG-NOSE“t... Block “M” 3, 4: J.V. Baseball 1, 2: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: .. . J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4. SHERMAN, ANDREW . .. “ANDY” ... Musical 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4. SHIPLEY, THERESA ... TAZ” ... G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Varsity Chorus 1, 2: Marching Band 1, 2: Parade Band 1, 2: Stage Band 1, 2: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: High Honor Roll 1: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 4: Who’s Who in H.S. Students 3. SIGEL, CORINNE ... High Honor Roll 4: Boces 3, 4. SMITH, JAMES ... SMITTY”. SNYNDER, JOHN . . . “SWAMP”. SPANO, ROGER ... “ROG .. . J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Golf 2. SPANO, RONALD ... “RON” .. . Student Council 1: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Golf 1. SPARROW, BRIAN . . . “BIRD” . .. Ski Club 3, 4. TUTTLE. MORRIS .. . “CAT . . . J.V. Basketball 2: J.V. Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4. UBER, WALTER . . . “WALT ... Ski Club 2: Student Council Rep. 2: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3: V.F.W. Amn. War Dads Award 3: Jr. Rotarian 3: High Honor Roll 1 2, 3, 4: Who's Who In H.S. Students 3. URQUHART, RUTH . . ]“RUTHIE . VARRICCHIO, MARY ... Boces 3, 4. VONBERGEN, DENNIS I. “FRUIT ... J.V. Baseball 1, 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: J.V. Football 1, 2: Varsity Football 3, 4. VONBERGEN, RICK . . . “BRUNT” ... Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Lacrosse 1, 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4. WARD, BARBARA ... “BARB ... Girls Volleyball 2: Softball 1, 2. WENDERLICH, STEVE .... WONDER ... Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Who’s Who In H.S. Students 4. WILSON, NANCY ... Musical Production 2, 3: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Parade Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Small Ensemble 2: High Honor Roll 1, 3. WOLCOTT, LINDA. WOODS, COLLEEN . .. Marching Band 1: Parade Band 1: Stage Band 1: Color Guard 1. WRIGHT, CHRIS ... Girls' Intramurals 1, 2: Myndersian 4. YARMOLINSKY, SUSAN . . . SUE” ... Leaders' Club 1: Student Council 2: Girls' Intramurals 3, 4: Softball 1. 2, 3,4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. YOUNG, JAMIE . . .“JAMIE-SUE . . .Ski Club 2. ZMUDA, DAVID ... Z“ . . . J.V. Football 1, 2: Varsity Football 3: Lacrosse 1, 2: Ferrara and Sons 1. ZONA, LORI ... Future Nurses Club 2. 3, . R Bottom row: Mary Kreutter, Secretary Row 1: Trisha McDermott. Treasurer; Paul Kuplinski, President Row 2: Denise Ward. Vice-President. The Junior year has been a very fulfilling and successful one for the Class of 1982. We are now approaching one of the most important years of our lives. Let’s all strive to make next year our best year with each of us contributing all we can to all our class efforts. Let’s make next year the best year for each individual member of the class as we prepare for our future careers. Finally, let’s make next year’s Senior class the best Senior Class in the history of Mynderse Academy. Paul A. Kuplinski Junior Class President bv a. Bottom row: G. Amidon Row 1: J. Brewer. R. Waugh Row 2: R. Egan. S. Jones. S. Disanto, J. DeSanto. b. Bottom row: K. Nichols. J. Rice Row 1: B. Laude. R. Ritter. Row 2: M. Geraghty, M. Lohr K. Warrick. D. Warren D. Gee c. All by myself...” 53 54 a. Kiddie Kones - Yummm! b. Bottom row: E. Frazier Row 1: N. Berretta. P. Haust Row 2: J. Maltzan, M. Porto, E. Momberger c. Bottom row: D. Anhorn, J. Cosentino Row 1: S. Brennen, B. Hill, D Miller, F. Mellini Row 2: J. Williams, M. Bero, S. Market, M. Harrington Bottom row: K. Taylor Row 1: G. Guardino, T. McBride, A. Kuykendall Row 2: C. Foreman, M. Kruetter, A. Caraccilo, S. Taylor Bottom row: L. Smith. A. Shipley, M. Johnson Row 1: A. Burgess. H. Costley, H. Cramer Peek-A-Boo!!! c. b. 56 a. Bottom row: K. Smith, D. Brown Row 1: B. Whipple, C. Seeber, L. Whipple Row 2: J. Ruark, W. Dean, N. Shaw. b. What is Mark Martello up to? c. Bottom row: T. Goodman, K. Brown Row 1: D. Ludd, B. Prayne, S. Slgfrled Row 2: J. Genannt, G. Locht, B. Leone Row 3: K. Paradise, S. Hadley. B. Curtis. A 57 a. Bottom row: S. Smith, M. Mahoney, L. Puhak. Row 1: D. Rivezzl, D. Yeomans. D. Parker. Row 2: E. Leonard b. How’s it going? c. Bottom row: E. Journell Row 1: Madziarz, D. Sanders, C. Stuck. D. Stuck Row 2: M. Smith. J. Kent 58 a. Bottom row: G. Altimari, D. Gladis. A. Tetor. Row 1: C. Wilkes. S. Walters. T. Smith. Row 2: N. Maiura. M DeSarro b. Bottom row: S. Arnold. P. Stroops Row 1: C. Zwick Row 2: M. Smith Row 3: S. Frankenfield c. Karen and Jimmy - the perfect pair??? d. What could be so Interesting. Chris? bV 59 a b. c What s so funny at the library? Bottom row L. Polzinetti. K. Gable. Row 1: D. Ward, V. Goel. T. Li. Row 2: D. Lapp. K Holcomb. R Lorenzetti. Bottom row: M. Caraccilo, L. Capaldi. S. Hanlin. Row 1: J. Agnello, D Greer. A Marconi. 60 Bottom row: K. Ingianni. C. Porretta. K. Ingianni. M. Cunningham. T. Roberti Row 1: T. Osso. C. Waugh. T. Gee. P. Durso. T. Uticone. D. Hansen. S. Hayes. J. Povero. Hell's Angels ride again. c ► 61 a. Bottom row: D. Cuccari. B. Sandroni, M. Booth. Row 1: S. Fineco. P. Kuplinski, J. Bethke. Row 2: M. Woodmancy, S. DiPasquale. P. Bellomo. b. Bottom row: L. Giovannini, J. West. Row 1: L. Kilbane. D. Verzillo, J. Meyers. Row 2: L. Liberatore, T. Essom, A. Pedulla. T. McDermott. c. Marcia loves to smile! 63 a. Adam and Bill spot something of interest! b. Mm Mm . .. Good! c. Am I better as a girl or a boy?” questions Scott. d. Joyce just heard a shocking story. 64 Illlllllllllllllllll a. Mary and Cheryl meditate over their lunch. b. Mark Woodmandy prefers ‘ Cross-Your-Hearf bras c. Curly. Larry, and Mo! d. These girls would rather study than eat. e. The Junior Caveman! 65 Bottom row: Dan Murdoch, Vice-President Row 1: Steve Piscitelli, Secretary; Janelle Bradshaw, Treasurer. Missing: Chris Carello. President. Our sophomore year of high school is a big step for all of us. The important decisions and preparations that we have begun to make will greatly influence our lives. We are beginning to mature inside of ourselves and we shall pursue dreams as responsible individuals. Our goals may be high, but we have learned that hard work will pay off in the long run. Our class is a strong one and we should be able to accomplish whatever we put our minds to. We, the class of nineteen eighty-three, will be brave and take the world head on. Chris Carello Sophomore Class President a. Bottom row: S. Cator, L. Schroeder, R. Elliot Row 1:1. Eno, J. Young. K. Eilenstine, Row 2: A. Lawler. D. Felice. T. Nedza, S. Wilkes. b. Just hanging around. Gus and Julie? c. The girls just seem to falling all over each other. cV 70 a. Bottom row: S. Fox. D. Lombardo. S. Shumway, J. Feola. Row 1: J. Wolfe. S. Durso, J. Fay. Row 2: P. Sember. T. Dow. b. Bottom row: T. Taber. Row 1: K. Bowman. J. Urquhart, B. Rowland. Row 2: D. Rotunda. 71 a. B. Sandroni and M. Lohr seem to be on the run again. b. Bottom row: H. Kuttner, M. Seeber. Row 1: S. Farnsworth. B. DeBottis. J. Frappolli. C. Nucci. c. Watch out world, here we come! cT 72 a. Bottom row: C. Caraccil. S. Fineco, K. Philips. Row 1: T. Allan, J. Henry. Y. McNaney, C. Povero, M. Worth. b. Roller Derby, be on the look out. c. Look like a good game, boys? a. Bottom Row: J. Stahl, B. Lucchesi. Row 1: A. Paris. R. Riegel, S. Tarnow. P. Scanlon. Row 2: C. Constable. M. Muldoon. D. Podgorny. b. Bottom row: M. Cook. M. Hoover, D. Marcanio. Row 1: M. Foster, R. Vankirk, T. Li. c. What is Ted looking at? 74 a. Bottom row: L. DiPasquale, L. Faiola, C. Sipos, D. Cook Row 2: J. DeSanto, K. Meeks. L. Sage. J. Lorenzetti. T. Tanner. b. Bottom row: J. McCann. K. Wilkes Row 1: D. Leisenring, R. Doyle Row 2: J. Dowd. R. Aunkst, J. Anderson. c. Bottom row: H. Frankenfield. R. DelPapa Row 1: C. Smith, R. Blake. a. Louis and Kevin are easily entertained by Snoopy. b. Tom Taber. ▼b 76 a. Bottom row: T. Luffmari. D. Kennedy, M. Ellis, C. McIntyre. Row 1: V. Giovannini, J. Bradshaw. P. Kline. Row 2: L. Skinner, L. LaBour. b. Bottom row: J. Crouthamel. J. Branciforte. Row 1: P. Shumway. W. Monteverdi, J. Scialdone. Row 2: D. Messmer, C. Lorenzetti, J. VanTassel. c. Go, Barb, Go! d. The soccer team prepares for sectional play. 77 4 a. Bottom row: J. DiSanto, J. Westfall. P. Soscia, M. Praul Row 1: A. Jones. R. Addona, C. Carello, S. Plscltelli, R. Pavlo, J. Stevers. b. “What’s that? , Robert Lotz. c. Bottom row: M. Smith, S. Alcorn Row 1: P. Schnebly. P. Uber Row 2: D. Kuempel, H. Hakes. S. Sullivan. B. Shipley. 78 a. Karen eyes the camera. b. Bottom row: B. Jones. E. Passifione. Row 1: D. Waldron. B. Rice. A. Elyseev. T. Murdock. Row 2: T. Zoller, C. Giugliano. D. Murdoch. 79 a. Connie Caraccilo thinks her friends are a bail. b. Bottom row: J. McCann, K. Wilkes. Row 1: D. Leisenring, R. Doyle. Row 2: J. Dowd. R. Aunkst, J. Anderson. c. Bottom row: M. Smith, S. Alcorn. Row 1: P. Schnebly, P. Uber. Row 2: D. Kuemper. H. Hakes, S. Sullivan, B. Shipley. 81 a. Bottom row: B. Sarratori, L. Faiola. C. Sipos. D. Cook. Row 1: J. DeSanto. K. Meeks. L. Sage. J. Lorenzetti, T. Tanner. b. Bottom row: H. Frankenfield. R. DelPapa. Row 1: C. Smith, R. Blake. c. Bottom row: J. Crouthamel. J. Branciforte. Row 1: P. Shumway. W. Monteverdi. J. Scaldone. Row 2: D. Messmer, C. Lorenzetti. J. Vantassel. 82 aA a. M M milk chocolate melts in your mouth not in your hands! b. Bottom row: W. Kreager, R. Parish, J. Kirschke. Row 1: D. Roloson, D. Page, J. Houck. A. Jones. c. Bottom row: R. Porretta, M. Andreas, J. Pasquale. Row 1: L. Matyjewicz. A. Bochert, M. Doyle, M. Dombrowski. Row 2: J. Porretta. K. Tuttle. L. Porter. 83 Douglas Avery Chorus Marie Battaglia Anne Baker English II Catherine Becker Business Daniel Caraher Physical Education 86 Raymond Bullis Social Studies 10 James Dickson Social Studies II Janet Driscoll Home Economics Thomas Cimochowski Earth Science Clyde Collins Chemistry Barbara Eggleston Cope Room Supervisor Donald Fahrenholz Industrial Arts 87 Matthew Feola Spanish Walter Gable Social Studies Donald Gee Psychology Carmen Genovese Business Arithmetic Dale Greabell Social Studies Stephen Hackman English Alan Henry Health Jane Keller French Sally Konow Special Education 88 . Angela Krueger English % Robert Logan Industrial Arts John Nicholson Physical Education Dorothy Lee Home Economics Cynthia Massey Biology Michael O’Loughlin English Ellen Lester Guidance Kenneth Mitchell Social Studies Tatiana Padunov Geometry 89 Domenic Paradise Director H.P.E.R. John Prave English Adrienne Cirone English David Rice Guidance Kenneth Schmidt Mathematics Kay Sell Business Mary Anne Povero Librarian Mary Rice Home Economics Robert Skinner Biology 90 Rita Smith — Principal's Secretary Helene Costley — Office Secretary Lois Yorko Guidance Secretary Madeline Smith Business Annabelle Tyler Teacher’s Aide i Raymond Winthrop Mathematics Charles Wride Business Sally Smith French 91 Senior 92 FUTURE FORTUNE FINDERS Gene Bradshaw and Lorry Giovanettl GORGEOUS GLEAMERS Steve Milella and Abby Odell Superlatives AMIABLE ALLIES Penny Baker and Qua Cramer MOTOR MOUTHS Al Galllna and Renata Faiola DAZZLING DRESSERS Sue Irland and Joe Perdlcho TANTALIZING TEASERS Stacey Deal and Dave Dombrowski ENERGETIC ENTHUSIASTS Jane Wickens and John Patak CLASS COMPUTERS Terry Shipley and Bob Giugliano UTMOST Mike Wilson SENIOR SUPERLATIVES a. Bottom row: M. Giovanninl, 0. Caraccllo, D. Volpe, 0. Maloney, R. Sandronl. Row 1: M. Rogers, M. Burnett, K. Loucks, J. Jacobs, G. Cramer, M. Inglannl, P. Bellomo, D. Rlegel. Coach Henry. Row 2: J. Scialdone, J. Patak, S. Kuplinski, J. Bellardlno, R. Eno, S. Wenderllck. Row 3: R. Bachman, J. Callahan, S. Flneco, D. Dombrowskl, R. Foster. Varsity Lacrosse The Varsity Lacrosse team, coached by Al “coach of the year” Henry, had a very successful season with a league record of 6-2 and overall of 15-5. The team battled their way into the sectionals and gave avictoriousshow, downing Webster Schroeder 9-4. This advanced the team into the semi-finals against the Section 5 champions of last year, Corning East. The determined Blue Devils gave a good show, but were defeated by an impressive score of 16-10. 99 J. V. Lacrosse Golf a. Bottom row: b. Budd, S. Sigfried, W. Phillips, C. Constable. Row 1: S. Durso, B. Leone. J. Fay, E. Lewis, S. Brennan, J. Galusha, B. Luchessi, P. Shumway. Row 2: Coach Caraher, J. Wolfe, R. Relgel, M. Scataglia, P. Scanlon, J. Mitchell, B. Roland, D. Gee, M. Harrington, E. Passifione, J. Lorenzetti. Row 3: K. Devine, B. Rice, M. Woodmancy, P. Kupllnski, T. O’Connor, A. Dickson, M. Bero, S. Markell. F. Mellini, M. Booth. A. VanCleef, D. Anhorn, R. VonBergen. Coach Caraher’s J.V. Lacrosse ended their season with a 10-7 overall record and placing second in the league. The Junior Varsity showed a lot of ability and looked very impressive for their oncoming years. b. Bottom row: M. Towers. Row 1:. Miller, T. Muldoon. Row 2: B. Mitchell, B. Hughes. The 1980 Golf team fought their way through the season and finished with a 2-8 record. Coached by Mr. Dickson, the team showed steady improvement throughout the season. The most valuable player and the Peter Sufferdini award both recognized Brad Mitchell. 100 ► a. Bottom row: R. Williams, M. Maloney, P. Schnebly. Row 1: C. Povero, L. Wenderlich, J. Wickens, M. Kreutter, H. Cramer, T. Shipley, J. Meyers. Row 2: M. Smith, D. Lapp, S. Irland, J. Phillips, C. Foreman, C. Herrick, L. Cerep, S. Bleiler. Row 3: K. McIntyre, C. Hunt, L. Fleisher, L. Held. M. Miller, T. Kuryla, G. Foster. Row 4: T. Essom, L. Faina, J. Lorenzetti. Row 5: L. Polzinetti, C. Caraccilo. S. Fineco. Row 6: A. Shipley. J. Henry, B. Shipley. b. Go Crazy Girls! c. Want a Bath, Tanya? 101 Mynderse track had a tough season, winning only one meet, but they stuck it out and showed their true Mynderse spirit. a. Bottom row: J. VanTassel. M. Praul. T. Row 1: G. Loche. B. Jones, D. Messmer. D. Roloson, V. Baldassari, D. Leisenring, D. Ludd. Row 2: G. Shepard. S. Serling, N. Brown. R. Blong, B. Curtis. Coach Miskell. C. Johnson, P. Schnebly. B. Bergamo. O. Merino, D. Murdoch. W. Monteverdi. b. Run. Ann-Marie. Run!!! c. Kim. Are You Bored??? a a. Bottom row: A. Campagna, D. VonBergen. M. Martello Row 1: S. Johnson, J. Tanchak. J. Perdicho Row 2: M. Turkett, D. Lynch. T. Rapa. b. Bottom row: N. Piscitelli, M. Wilson, A. Jones, G. Sinicropi Row 1: T. Dow, J. Branciforte, R. Bilia, S. Jones, J. DiSanto Row 2: Coach Ferrara, R. Addona, S. DePasquale, M. Martello. C. Carello, J. Williams. Coach Dave Farney’s Varsity Baseball team had an off season with a league record of 4-12 and overall 4-13. But the determined Blue Devils never gave up, beating the 1st seated team, Waterloo, 3-1. Baseball a. Bottom row: A. Chiodo, K. Miller, A. Kuykendall. S. Hanlin, T. Osso, N. Caraccilo. A. Patak Row 1: M. Dombrowski, M. Liberatore, R. Farnsworth. A. Caraccilo. T. McDermott Row 2: J. Bradshaw. L. Lebour. K. Meeks. S. Sullivan. B. Kuykendall. Coach Greabell Row 3: D. Felice, M. Cunningham, G. Guardino, K. Ingianni. b. Bottom row: J. Polzinetti. J. West, S. Yarmolinsky Row 1: T. Kuykendall. M. Caraher, S. Pannucci. K. Jaeger. A. Odell Row 2: P. Manning. C. Poretta, B. Babcock. J. Burdett, K. Hanlin, C. Gargan. Varsity Softball Coach Ross’ Varsity Softball team had a rough season ending with a record of 4-8. J.V. Softball Coach Greabell’s J.V. ladies finished a strong season with a record of 9-6. The team played well considering that all 20 players played almost every game. The future looks bright for M.A. softball. Softball 104 a. Row 1: P. Cafolla. S. Fogg. C. Moran. Coach Marriam. Bottom Row: G. Bradshaw. M. Stickney. A. Latife. Missing: J. Luchessi. Although winless in ten matches, this year’s Blue Devils Squad, coached by Mr. Marriam, improved greatly in its later matches. Faced with the graduation of a veteran team, the 1980 edition started poorly, but became competitive by mid-season against overpowering oppositions. The Devils were paced by Craig Moran and Pat Cafolla in the singles slots with Melissa Stickney and Ana Latife at doubles. b. Bottom row: G. Garza. N. Howe. C. Giugliano. Row 1: L. Anhorn. D. Kennedy. V. Goel. A. Elyseev. Missing: Coach Bantuvanis. c. Lay your head on my shoulder.. The J.V. Tennis team, coached by Miss B. had an “off” season, but show promise for the future of tennis at Myn-derse Academy. 105 a. Bottom row: J. Galusha. R. Spano, J. DiSanto. R. Spano. Row 1: B. Hill, M. Scattaglia. S. Kuplinski, J. Scialdone. M. Woodmancy. J. Reardon, D. VonBergen Row 2: P. Bellomo, M. Tuttle, K. DeVine, F. Mellini, J. Cosentino, S. Serling, S. Brennan. R. Blong. Row 3: M. Wilson. J. Patak, P. Caratozzolo, D. Foster, D. Conley, M. Towers. N. Piscitelli Row 4: S. Milella, A. Gallina. A. Dickson, S. Markel, S. Johnson. M. Herrington Row 5: Coach Geitner, G. Bradshaw, G.Lorenz. S. Fineco. J. Williams. B. Bachman. A. Campagna. b. Bottom row: D. Lombardo Row 1: T. Jones. S. Shumway. T. Taber. J. Wolfe. T. Dow. E. Passifione, T. Hill Row 2: R. Riegel. P. Sember, P. Scanlon, C. Wolfe, R. Addona, J. Scialdone. S. Fox Row 3: Coach Caraher. D. Rutz, J. Brown. J. Vantassel, J. Scannell. M. Praul. P. Soscia. Coach Bilello. Coach Marriam. Football 107 a. Bottom row: L. Faiola, D. Hansen. Row 1: J. DeSanto, L. Furano. M. Ellis. B. Sarratori, K. Meeks. Row 2: M. Perdicho, J. Lorenzetti. b. Bottom row: K. Frappolli. D. Cook. E. O'Connor. R. Faiola. L. Giovannetti. S. Yarmolinsky. Row 1: M. Caraccilo, C. Acor, J. Wickens. 108 a. Bottom row: B. Guigliano, J. Genannt Row 1: B. Curtis, S. Siegfried, B. Rouland, G. Loche Row 2: C. Johnson, D. Ludd. Coach O’Loughlin, G. Shepard, D. Murdoch. b. Bottom row: M. Sobczak, L. Brown Row 1: T. Shipley. B. DeBottis, A. Lenz Row 2: L. Polzinetti, P. Kline. c. Bottom row: E. Bergamo. J. Branciforte, D. Waldron Top row: D. Miller, P. Kuplinski, D. Gee, C. Giuliano. In the state competition, Lisa Polzinetti finished 11th, while Terry Shipley finished a strong 42nd. Alllison Lenz received special recognition for being the fastest jr. high runner in the league and sectional history. J.V. runner Bill Rowland set a J.V. record for 2.75 miles in 16 min., 36 sec. Varsity JV Girls overall 12-10 overall 8-2 overall league 6-5 league 4-1 4-6 MVP — Greg Shepard MVP — Jason Branciforte MIP — Steve Siegfried a. Bottom row: Do. Ward Row 1: S. Fineco, De. Ward Row 2: V. Goel, P. Schnebly. b. Bottom row: K. Jaeger. J. Bradshaw Row 1: T. Essom, P. Durso. Y. McDermott Row 2: M. Foster. S. Hanlin, A. Marconi. L. Capaldi Row 3: M. Liberatore. J. Meyers. D. Greer. L. Giovaninni, G. Guardino Row 4: D. Bochert. D. Verzillo, M. Wirth, J. Burdett. M. Johnson. C. Poretta, C. Benassi. The Girl’s Varsity tennis team under the coaching of Miss Bantuvanis ended up with a 29-31 record for the season. This was not a bad record considering the girls all played on the J.V. team last year, and this was their first varsity experience. Shera Fineco received the M.I.P. award, and Laura Kilbane was awarded M.V.P. Tennis Field Hockey 110 a. K. Holcomb, K. Gable. Row 1: J. West. H. Hakes. L. Kilbane. b. Bottom row: C. Caraccilo. M. Benassi. M. Caraccilo. C. Seeber. K. Philip. M. Miller. B. Kuykendall Row 1: K. Miller. S. Sullivan, C. Povero, T. Kuykendall. A. Odell, L. Quintero. A. Boothe. A. Kuykendall Row 2: L. Held. A. Burgess. T. Osso. J. Henry. S. Irland. N. Midey, M. Caraher. A. Caraccilo Row 3: A. Chiodo. N. Caraccilo. B. Sipos. B. Shipley. L. Wenderlich. S. Timmons. A. Shipley. H. Cramer. P. Manning. Soccer The girl’s soccer team finished their season with an 11 and 6 record under the fine first year coaching of John Nicholson. The soccer team was the first at M.A. to make it to the sectionals and win their first game. They beat Attica 4 to 3 but then lost to Addison. Pam Manning was awarded the best defensive player, and Connie Caraccilo was the best offensive player. Ann Caraccilo won the team award, and Mary Caraher was the M.I.P. in Varsity a. Bottom row: L. Polzinetti, L. Capaldi. K. Jaeger, T. Osso. Row 1: M. Liberatore. A. Shipley. J. Burdett. B. Babcock. T. Shipley. The Varsity Girls’ Basketball team finished with a 5-3 league record, and placed third in the league. The team, which was coached by Kim Murney, fought hard and played their hearts out all season long. Junior Varsity b. Bottom row: M. Benassi, B. Kuykendall. K. Miller. J. DePasquale, C. Caraccilo, M. Caraccilo. Row 1: D. Aldrich. C. Sipos. B. Sipos. D. France, L. Wenderlich, M. Muldoon, M. Rogers. Mr. Ferrara coached the J.V. Girls’ Basketball team to a first place, undefeated season in league play. They had a league record of 12-0. 113 Varsity a. Bottom row: S. Brennan, R. Blong. Row 1: S. Johnson, S. McElligot, J. Bethke, S. Jones. Row 2: A. Gallina, S. Milella, B. Bachman. J. Williams, S. Serling. Coach Farney’s first year of coaching the Varsity boys’ basketball team didn’t turn out the way he wanted it to, but the Devils tried their best; and ended the season with a 7-9 league record. The Devils went on to the Sectionals and pulled through with a victory against Marcus Whitman: 45-44. In the second round of Sectionals they put up a determined fight against Bath, but fell to a 62-55 defeat. Junior Varsity b. Bottom row: D. Lombardo, J. DiSanto, J. Houck, T. Jones. Row 1: B. Luchessi, R. Addona. T. Taber. B. Rice, M. Praul. Mr. Greabell coached the J.V. Boys’ Basketball team to a 6-12 Record this year. M.I.P. was Tom Taber. Most Valuable Offensive Player was Jeff DiSanto, and Most Valuable Defensive player was Tony Jones. c. Bock’s got the form! Boys’ Basketball 114 Junior Varsity a. Bottom row: J. DePasquale. C. Foreman. L. Giovannini. Row 1: D. Rhinehart. C. Caraccilo, S. Sullivan. B. DeBottis. D. Ward. L. Held. Junior Varsity Volleyball finished the season with a 7-4 record. They were coached by Caralee Ahonen. M.I.P. was Lorrie Held, and M.V.P. was Anne-Marie Patak. Varsity b. Bottom row: M. Ellis. J. Burdett. B. Babcock. Row 1: L. Polzinetti. T. McDermott. B. Shipley. B. Lorenzetti. A. Bochert. Varsity Volleyball, coached by Caralee Ahonen, ended the season with a 4-7 record. Trisha McDermott was voted M.I.P. and Beth Lawson was M.V.P. Volleyball b ◄ 115 a ► Varsity a. Bottom row: J. Crouthamel, S. Piscitelli, J. Stahl, B. Budd, S. Wenderlich, J. Wolfe. Row 1: L. West, J. Fay, K. Tiaskkun. R. Delpapa. T. Goodman. D. Dove. J. Keller. R. Prayne. Missing: S. Sigfried. V. Baldassari. Junior Varsity b. Bottom row: F. Giovannetti, E. Passifione, T. Ellis. Row 1: M. Booth. C. Wolfe, D. VanCleef, Coach Marriam, R. VonBergen, A. Jones. D. Messmer. Junior Varsity This season was a tribute to hard work and dedication as the Junior Blue Devils completed their most successful season in recent memory, led by league place finishers Craig Wolfe, Donnie Van Cleef, and Al Jones. Mynderse ran up a 6-8 record highlighted by a 43-3 victory over Auburn in which seven of eight matches resulted in victory. This year’s squad provides a solid nucleus for future Mynderse Varsity Wrestling Teams. Varsity The Varsity Wrestling Team, coached by Dan Caraher, finished their season with a 6-8-1 record. During the season, Steve Siegfried recorded his 100th victory. He was the first Mynderse wrestler to ever do so. Steve was also the only wrestler, this year, to advance to the state ... qualifiers. i lb b ► Bowling a. Bottom row: C. Giovannini, S. Markell. Row 1: S. Moriarity, G. Loche. Row 2: R. Giugliano, T. Zoller, J. Cosentino. C. Giugliano, G. Sinicropi. J. Dowd. W. Uber. F. Mellini. The Bowling team, with their first-year coach, Mr. Markell, finished 6th in the league. They ended up with an 18-30 record. Bob Giugliano made All-County, and Walt Uber received Honorable Mention. Bob, the M.V.P., had a high series of 718 (280 game). Chris Giugliano was M.I.P. 117 118 119 120 a. Lisa Polzinetti dribbles by her opponent. b. Mike Wilson hands the ball off. c. Sheila Pannucci swings into action. d. The team awaits the call. e. Coach O'Loughlin tells Mike Lohr to get moving. 121 Student Council a. Bottom row: A. Shipley. Secretary. Advisor: Mr. Dickson Row 1: G. Lorenz. President. G. Cramer. Vice-President. S. Pannucci. Treasurer. b. Advisor: Mr. James Dickson. c. Student Council hard at work. 124 The function of the Student Council is to provide to those students interested in government a means of understanding how government can work for the benefit of society. The importance of a student government lies not only in its accomplishments, but also in the gain of experience and knowledge of how our system of government works. It is up to the individual student to apply this knowledge in the pursuit of good citizenship after graduation. Bottom row: G. Cramer. M. Caraccilo Row 1: K. Gable, J. Branciforte, A. Burgess, C. Campbell Row 2: D. Ward. D. Kennedy. L. Giovannetti Row 3: M. Johnson. M. Lejk, J. West. J. Wlckens, T. Osso Row 4: Mr. J. Dickson. P. Kupllnskl, A. Shipley. M. Nicholson. A. Caraccilo. S. Pannucci. B. Shipley. J. Meyers Row 5: P. Bellomo, D. Murdoch. G. Bradshaw. G. Lorenz. B. Guigliano, T. Zoller. J. Bradshaw. 125 ... A streetlight glances through the trees and settles on the crowded office. Typewritten pages litter the long table, and empty coke bottles line the windowsill. An air of urgency prevails — and it is shown by the tense type of activity. These people are professionals — working together toward a common goal... These dedicated people are your yearbook staff — all working toward this, the 1981 Myndersian. Through the guidance of Miss Baker, Miss Becker, and Mrs. Sell, we have made it through another trying year. Hard work and dedication have made this a very enjoyable year and a very fine yearbook. Tb a. Bottom row: M. Caraccilo, S. Irland, J. Wickens. Row 1: M. Lejk, K. Warrick, E. O'Connor b. Bottom row: A. Pacetli, A. Gennant, Row 1: L. Wolcott, L. DelPapa. Row 2: V. Focht, S. Stahl, R. Faiola, C. Wright. Row 3: T. O’Connor. C. Marsh, K. Smith, T Marble. 126 a. The full 1981 yearbook staff — Including advisors — Ms. Becker. Ms. Baker, and Mrs. Sell b. The crazy staff on another crazy picture day. Myndersian Staff bV 127 National Honor Society a. Bottom row: J. Wickens Row 1: C. Marsh, L. Giovannetti Row 2: R. Lorenzetti, K. McIntyre. K. Jaeger, R. Giugliano Row 3: G. Lorenz. A. Gallina, E. Bradshaw. T. Shipley. National Honor Society students are selected by the faculty on the basis of high standards of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. These students, once selected, continue to demonstrate such qualities and hopefully establish an example for the student body to emulate. 128 Boys’ State is an experience. Boys’ State is a mini-country run by the boys that elected to go. Not one of us that went could say that it did not affect our lives in some way. It gave us an awareness of this country and its lawmaking system. We lived, ate, and made laws with other boys we did not know until that week. a. Bottom row: J. Patak. B. Babcock (Girls’ State), V. Sarratori. Row 1: B. Giugliano. G. Lorenz. B. Lorenzetti. Row 2: A. Campagna. P. Manning (Girls’ State), A. Gallina. G. Bradshaw. S. Kuplinski. a. Bottom row: K. Pacelli, A. Lenz. K. Park, J. Dowd. P. Puhak, L. Brown. L. Blaisdell. Row 1: K. Eilenstine. M. Worth. Y. McNaney, A. Pacelli. S. Fineco. K. Phillips. J. Henry. B DeBottis. Row 2: M. Moulton. K. Kuney, P. Shumway, S. Fineco. M Bero. M. Mahoney. D. Parker. E. Leonard. Mrs. Driscoll. A. Brown. Row 3: M Madziarz. R. VonBergen. D. Dombrowski. G. Cramer. S. Kuplinski, N. Piscitelli. B. Budd. J. Scialdone, E. Bergamo. The M.A. ski club changed their slopes for the 1980-81 season. The 1100' vertical drop and the terrain of Bristol Mountain, near Canandaigua, provided new experience for both novice and advanced skiers. Elected officers for this year’s club were: President — Rick VonBergen, Secretary — Dan Conley, and Treasurer — David Dombrowski. Co-Advisors: Bob Schiller, Jan Driscoll. 130 Fall National Honor Society a. Bottom row: C. Campbell. P. Manning. E. O'Connor. Row 1: P. West. G. Cramer. S. Serling. Row 2: A. Pacelli. A. Sherman. 131 Block M a. M Woodmancey. A. Campagna. R. Blong Row 1: J. Patak. P. Caratozzolo. M. Wilson. Row 2: S. Johnson. J. Williams. S. Fineco. M. Tuttle. P. Bellomo. Block “M’ under the supervision of Coach Paradise, consists of Varsity letter winners who show their high quality of skill and sportsmanship. They are involved in many activities through the year, and help to promote school spirit. G.A.A. b. Bottom row: P Manning, A. Odell. T. Kuykendall. K. Jaeger. S. Yarmolinsky. Row 1: T. McDermott. L. Polzinetti. C. Benassi. S. Pannucci. J. Wickens. Row 2: L. Capaldi. S. Hanlin, M. Liberatore. S. Irland. D. Bochert, B. Shipley. Row 3: J. Burdett. A. Shipley. B. Lorenzetti. T. Shipley. B. Babcock, T. Osso. G.A.A., advised by Miss B, is constructed of girl varsity letter winners who show great sportswomanship and leadership. They help referee intramurals and aid in sport projects. Block M G.A.A. 132 a. S. Kuplinski and A. Gallina b. Bottom row: G. Lorenz. Row 1: G. Bradshaw. Row 2: B. Giugliano. The Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs are organizations that deal with civic-minded activities that help in the surrounding areas. Every week these boys dine with area businessmen at their weekly buffet-style luncheons. 133 a. Bottom row: K. Gable. R. Farnworth Row 1: A. Seeber. M. Cook. D. Ward Row 2: S. Fogg. M. Johnson. D. Rivezzi. N. Berratta. Bonjour Hola. Ciao — Internation Club is open to any language student at Mynderse. Promoting an appreciation of foreign cultures is its primary goal. Over the years. International Club has helped sponsor an International Cafe’ at Open House, an International Dinner and various activities during Foreign Language week in April. Au revoir. Adios. Arrividerci — b. S. Farnsworth. D. Toni. Advisor: Mrs. Povero. C. Kreager. M. Barrett. This year the Library Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Povero. continues to provide invaluable services for the student body. These girls have volunteered their time to assist the students who wish to use the library's facilities. The girls perform such duties as stamping passes, checking out books and magazines, and assisting students in finding their required research materials. International Library Clubs bY 134 Art Club Yorker Club a. Bottom row: J. Meyers. T. Rhinehart Row 1: K. Paradise. T. Sember Row 2: M. Lohr, M. Jones. A. Sandroni. J. Wickens. S. Hadley. Art Club Open to all students in grades 9-12. art club initiates and executes special projects around the school. This year its activities have included: painting backdrops for the 3rd grade Christmas play at Knight School, designing and painting a 24' mural for the high school cafeteria, and sketching famous scientists for the science lecture room. Other smaller projects of interest to the group are also pursued. b. B. Debottis. President. Row 1: E. Bergamo: Treasurer. J. Jarrett. M. Seeber Row 2: E. Fogg. H. Kuttner, Mr. Gee: Advisor Row 3: R. Blake. Yorker Club The Mynderse Academy Yorker Club is a member of the New York State Historical Association. The basic goals of the club are to learn more about local history and to be of service to the community. Yorkers get involved in many types of projects. In the past, for example, the club has done preservation and cleanup work. Individual Yorkers work on the projects to display at the annual convention held in eary May. Regular business meetings are held twice per month and at least several field trips, fund raises and parties are held each year. Donald Gee. Robert Kloppel, advisor advisor 135 Marching Band Field Conductors a. Bottom row: K. Warrick. B. DeBottis, P. Uber, M. Geraghty. K. Dove. A. Paris. B. VanKirk, D. Kuempel. R. Ritter. M. Smith. S. Alcorn Row 1: L. Sweeting. N. Howe. L. Anhorn. J. Gennate. K. Black. M. Benjamin. M. Woods. K. Woods. K. Gaffney Row 2: L. Kuempel. C. Woodmancey. K. Wilmoth. D. Guardino, C. Bellomo, J. Park. C. Brown. M. Sabzcak Row 3: D. Murray. R. Deter. W. Varricchio, R. Thompson, J. Brewer. K. Kuney, J. Brady. K. Shumway. V. Focht. E. Passifione Row 4: B. Jones, L. Shelts. K. Laude, V. Giugliano, A. Lawrence. T. Barto, T. Smith, B. Shipley, B. Curtis. B. Giugliano, M. Rice Row 5: F. Feola, D. Brink, S. Fogg. V. Baldisary, B. Rice. V. Sarritori, J. Bradshaw. C. Hunt. D. Gennatt Row 6: L. Wenderlich, T. Kuryla, J. Bransaforte. A. Elysee, C. Giugliano. D. Waldron, T. Zoller. D. Williams, A. Sherman Row 7: R. Williams, L. Millis, M. Lohr. D. Gee. D. Warren. K. Nichols. K. Cole. C. Egan Row 8: J. Dugaw, G. Elysee. T. Bisbe. M. Ellis. M. Gaydosh. E. Mitchell. T. Luffman, J. Baker, C. Baker, K. Klarco. b. I feel right at home. c. K. Warrick. Row 1: K. McIntyre Row 2: M. Johnson. J. Rice. Marching Blue Devils The 1980-81 Edition of the Marching Blue Devils was led by field conductors, Kim McIntyre, Joanne Rice, and Missy Johnson. This years show included “Night on Bald Mountain,“percussion feature “Russian Saliors Dance,” “Hill Where the Lord Hides” featuring Janelle Bradshaw, on trumpet and the twirling of Joan Duegaw. The show closed with “Let it be Me.” The band performed at the home football games and for half-time at Hobart College. 136 Music Council Colorguard a. Bottom row: P. Uber, H. Hakes. B. DeBottis, A. Paris. D. Kuempel. R. Ritter Row 1: M. Smith. K. Dove. M. Geraghty. B. VanKirk. J. Rice. M. Johnson. K. Warrick Row 2: E. Mitchell, S. Lawrence. J. Baker, C. Baker. K. Clarco, S. Alcorn. J. Dugaw. T. Luffman. K. McIntyre. b. Bottom row: C. Hunt, R. Ritter Row 1: B. DeBottis. J. Baker, C. Giugliano Row 2: K. Dove. P. Uber Row 3: J. Rice. M. Johnson, J. Bradshaw. K. McIntyre. Color Guard The Mynderse Color Guard entered its third year of competition following a successful 79-80 season. The guard is emerging as one of central New York’s finest, competing on a national and bringing a reputation for excellence to Mynderse Academy. 137 Brass Woodwinds a. Bottom row: K. Dove. B. Shipley. D. Ward. H. Stenz Row 1: P. Manning. M. Johnson. C. Hunt. D. Kuempel. T. Luffman Row 2: J. Branciforte. J. Henry. A. Paris. M. Geraghty. C. Giugliano. A. Shipley, K. Nichols. K. Gable Row 3: M. Smith. R. Ritter. B. Giugliano. A. Elysev, C. Ryan. B. Laude. T. Murdock. b. Bottom row: T. Zoller. D. Waldron. J. Bradshaw Row 1: D. Williams. A. Sherman. M. Lohr, K. McIntyre Row 2: S. Alcorn. V. Focht. B. Curtiss. D. Gee. D. Warren. A. Brown Row 3: B. DeBottis. G. Shepard. J. Brewer. K. Kuney. B. VanKirk. K. Warrick Row 4: G. Bradshaw. 138 Percussion Jazz Band a. Bottom row: B. Jones, B. Rice J Rice Row 1: Advisor: Mr. Best. E. Passifione, V. Sarratori, S. Foqq V. Baldassari. b. Bottom row: R. Elliott. V. Sarratori, K. McIntyre. D. Warren. J. Bradshaw. C. Giugliano Row 1: M. Smith. R. Ritter. A. Paris. M. Lohr Row 2: C. Ryan. B. Rice. J. Brewer, J. Nichols, S. Alcorn. B. Curtiss. T. Zoller, J. Rice, D. Gee, B. Giugliano, Advisor: Mr. Best Row 3: B. Jones, K. Kuney. B. DeBottis, A. Elysev, A. Sherman Row 4: D. Williams. K. Warrick. G. Shepard, G. Bradshaw. D. Waldron, T. Murdock. B. Laude. Jazz Band The jazz band performs concerts and competes at several jazz festivals and band pageants throughout the school year. This years band led by Vince Sarratori, Bob Guigliano, and Paul Knipper proved to be most exciting, treating MA to their own personal style of musical talent. Three seniors we re really going to miss. ▲b 139 Sopranos Altos bv Tenors Bass Swing Choir dw a. Bottom row: V. Focht, K. Clarco, L. Canfield Row 1: M. Ellis, M. Geraghty. M. Seeber, M. Johnson Row 2: L. Sage, K. Meeks, B. Brown, P. Uber. R. Ritter Row 3: S. Thorpe. P. Russell. T. Clary, J. Baker, R. Marcanio. b. Bottom row: S. Irland, P. Manning, A. Odell, T. Kuykendall. A. Pacelli Row 1: H. Kuttner, S. Hannah, K. Dove, J. Bradshaw Row 2: B. DeBottis, K. Cole, A. Paris, B. VanKirk, K. McIntyre Row 3: A. Patak, K. Nichols. K. Warrick, J. Rice, D. Kuempel. c. Bottom row: A. Elysey, K. Kuney, E. Passifione Row 1: J. Brewer, E. Fogg Row 2: M. Lohr, G. Bradshaw. T. Zoller, E. Bergamo. d. Bottom row: A. Odell Row 1: J. Bradshaw, S. Irland, K. McIntyre, R. Ritter Row 2: A. Paris, M. Johnson, K. Meeks Row 3: B. DeBottis. B. VanKirk. P. Uber, K. Nichols. Concert Chorus is an organization of approximately 55 students. Music of all styles and periods: ranging from the Rennaissance to the most contemporary is studied and performed. Concerts are held 4 times per year, with the early spring concert being a joint performance with the Waterloo High School Advanced Chorus. Swing choir is a group of 12 girls, accompanied by piano, bass and drums. The girls prepare jazz and pop numbers in the style of an entertainment act. The act is then taken out in the community to perform at shopping malls, hospitals, etc. 141 142 143 .' • r • 'Thai' which U i? a orvycTh.ey' y o.mc uAjuXcC sync 11 as surcct Jfatespecre. ..... :v v N-1 • •. ■• • ■ ••• .. • 144 146 ‘As time goes _ _ 11 on... “I realize .. .just what you mean to me.. tp aqolnst 'J°u croft SURVIVE I 148 “And now, now that you’re near.. .. promise your love that I’ve waited to share.. 149 150 153 154 157 158 1980-1981 — The Year in Brief September 3rd, 1980 — the big brick building came to life once again. The M.A. doors opened to many hesitant students howling to get back into the knack” of things. But, they had to, and the routine became normal once again. The sports scene got under way after the first couple of weeks with both girls and boys practicing hard to show what true Mynderse Devils” are. a. The cheerleaders' hoop of spirit. b. Dave shows loving care for his kitty cat. c. Jeff Keller admires the plant. d. Sheila's eyes tell the story. c d ► The sweet-sounding band continued their hard working practices, determined to let the whole state hear the sounds of their harmonizing music. a. ... and out comes Bob Bachman. b. The concession stand crew advertising the products. c. Steve Milella goes up for another “stylish’’ rebound. d. Albert takes one for the road. 164 165 CT a The 1980 Homecoming Court: Top row: King — Steve Milella, Queen — Chris Acor Row 1: Senior Attendants: Terry O’Connor. Monica Nicholson Row 2: Junior Attendants: Laura Kilbane. Mary Liberatore Row 3: Sophomore Attendants: Debbie Cook, Amy Brown Row 4: Freshman Attendants: Karen Miller, Mary Caraccilo. b. Hans escorts Mary up to court. c. Jeff Williams after a hard play. d. Becky Sarratori wonders what's going on. 166 a. Joe where's your date? b. The enthusiasm is slowly deteriorating. c. King Steve crowns Monica. d. Miss Becker at a football game?! e. Renata and Adam at the dance. f. What a tackle? g. The band getting ready for half-time. 167 DATE: December 12 and 13, 1980 PLACE: Mynderse Academy Auditorium TIME: 8:00p.m. — Curtain opened and the fantastic performance of the 1981 Senior Class Play “The Impossible Years” was under way. Well-produced and directed by Ms. Robin Aronson, the stage came alive with many talented actors and actresses. The hard-worked rehearsals held true to the saying “Practice makes Perfect”, for the performance was a smashing success. a. Richard Merrick (Danny Conley) works on his book. b. Smuts (Mark Jones) examines sketches of his masterpiece. c. Ricky Fleisher (David Warren) wants “something” — and it’s not pizza! d. Dr. Kingsley (Gene Bradshaw) discusses business. e. The Kingsleys entertain their friends. f. Maestro Abbey Kingsley (Abby Odell) conducts Mozart. g. Linda Kingsley (Kim McIntyre) in one of her normal moods. h. A “quiet little get together” at the Kingsley’s. i. Dr. and Mrs. Kingsley. j. Richard Merrick helps Linda with those hard-to-reach spots. k. Miss Hammer (Karen Dove) relaxes after jogging through a long rehearsal. 168 169 As weeks progressed, the clubs began forming, and officers were elected. The annual magazine drive began, but took quite awhile to actually “get going.” However, the seniors once again pulled through on the threat — “No sales — No yearbook.M a. Bock jumps with the greatest of ease. b. Mary can't handle being the center of attention. c. John sits back and enjoys. d. How long have you been at the party. Ken? e. Sue and Nancy toast a cheer to friendship. 170 ■ — As November slipped into view, plans for the annual rival” football game against H20 100 once again began and Dance committee for the Homecoming dance made preparations for an unforgettable night. The day finally arrived and the bleachers at Bracht Field were packed. The Blue Devils put on a good show, but fell to our rivals by a score of 16-12. After the hard-fought game with Waterloo, spirits rose, which resulted in a most enjoyable evening at the Homecoming Dance. The court was crowned to the music of “Eclipse playing the most appropriate theme of “Colour My World.” Days became shorter and nights became longer. The wind began blowing and everyone started bundling-up. The grounds became snow-covered and Christmas spirit took over the halls of MA. The seniors gave their production of “THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS, which was well-performed by all. January came into the picture with the indoor sports taking over the GREEN MONSTER. The girl’s volleyball team kept spirits up and used determination to pull through the season. The M.A. wrestlers went down to work on the mats proving to themselves that dieting to make their weight classes does pay off. The J.V. and Varsity boys’ b-ball teams started the season on the wrong foot, but got on the ball after a few games. 173 1981 The big “Spirit-raisers” of the school — The Mynderse cheerleaders — went to the Hannibal Cheering Tournament and came back “Victors.” The JV’s conquered all and placed 1st in their division. The Varsity squad fell to East Syracuse-Minoa by 5 pts., taking 2nd in their division. Chris Acor came in 1st in the Senior girl competition. The Girls’ Basketball team started its season at the end of the month with the Tip-off tournament held at Eisenhower. They offered two defeats, but decided not to let that ruin the rest of the season; they went with full force ahead. 1981 January ended with mid-terms and only one more semester to go. February played its role as Valentine’s Day came and hearts decorated the walls and clothing of the students. The Student Council put on a Valentine’s Dance for the 9-12th grade. The dance provided a nice change to the usual Saturday night, with the disc jockey from CQ 102 radio station playing the tunes. 175 a. What's the next play. Coach? asks John Scialdone. b Barb Shipley. c. Sitting pretty. d. Beaker tries to catch the action. 1981 March came to a good start with the presentation of the school musical “Oliver” which was held the 12th, 13th and 14th in the Senior High Auditorium. The leads were well-performed by Sue Irland, Jeff Brewer, and Bill Bishop. 176 ◄ O a Pam takes a break from the acting business. b. Love to watch her strut. c. Sue Irland snaps the photos. d I shouldn't have said that, says Jane Wickens. e. Shout! 1981 Spring appeared as everything began to bloom in April, and the senior class began preparations for the occasion that all seniors hold high in their minds — the Senior Ball. The days grew warmer as each student looked forward to the long-awaited summer vacation. The Class of ’81 began to realize that the day that every senior views in their minds was soon to be a reality — Graduation Day. Then the year came to a solemn end and the big brick building closed its doors once again. 177 Best Wishes to the 1981 Class of Mynderse Academy. We congratulate you on your achievement and wish you continued success. The Electronic Component Group fnT3 SVLVANIA INCORPORATED Seneca Falls New York An Equal Opportunity Employer — M F With Best Wishes From STAR SUPERMARKETS There’s More to Like at Star Liberty Center — Routes 5 and 20 — Seneca Falls, N.Y. THE VILLAGE BOOKSMITH CARBONE’S THOM McAN Sr®0ENT FINGER LAKES BOWL R. M. HENDRICKSON, INS. 181 Seneca Falls SUPER DUPER 0 0 • t this important time of your life, we’d like to add our own personal Congratulations and Good Wishes. We hope that your future hopes and ambitions will be crowned with success and fulfillment, and that your life will always be filled with Good Health and Happiness. Congratulations from all of us! Nearest Your Needs V ANDREWS FRIENDLY SERVICE THE PACKAGE — WINES SPIRITS CENTURY 21 — D. KING REAL ESTATE, INC. TERRY’S TOWNE SHOP, INC. GAY AND SON AGENCY, INC. LINCOLN FIRST NATIONAL BANK WILLIAMS SON JEWELERS The Vuxlen Portrait It s What You Want It To Be. The Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait w ill speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Vanlnr FLOWER FASHIONS AND THE GIFT GALLERY SENECA FALLS TRAVEL BUREAU LEONE S CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS ROBINETTE JEWELERS YE OLDE WOOD SHOPPE VILLAGE TOP n BOTTOM SHOP MARY JO’S HAIR DESIGNERS 187 ROSE FRANCIS DRESS SHOP SULLIVAN’S ICE CREAM PARLOR CURRY APPLIANCES, INC. MOORE’S FURNITURE SHANNON CLOTHES SHOP SENECA FALLS LODGE B.P.O. ELKS 992 FRAGNOLI’S SUPER ARMY NAVY STORE FERRARA SONS LUMBER Faculty Andrews. E 86 Avery. 0. 86 Baker. A. 86 Bantuvanis. A 86 Battaglia. M 86 Becker. C. 86. 167 Best. J. 86. 139 Bulks. R 86 Caraher. 0 86. 100 Cimochowski. T 87 Cirone. A 90 Clemenson. S. 87 Collins. C 87 Costley. H. 91 Dickieson. S. 87 Dickson. J. 17.87. 124. 125 Driscoll. J. 87. 130 Eggleston. B. 87 Eno. N 87 Addona. R 78. 103. 107 Alcorn. S. 78. 81. 136. 137. 138. 139 Alford. D. Allan. T. 73 Anderson. J. 75.81 Andreas. M 83 Aunkst.R 75.81 Baldassari. V 102. 136. 139 Barrett. M 134 Bilia. R 103. 173 Bixby. Jane Bixby. Janet Blake. R 75. 82. 135 Bochert. A 83. 115 Bowman. K. 71 Bradshaw J 69. 77.82. 104. 110. 125. 136. 137, 138. 139. 141 Branciforle. J. 77. 103. 109. 125. 136. 138 Brown. A 68. 130. 138. 166 Brown. B 80. 141 Bruno.J. Canfield. L 80 Caraccilo.C. 73.81. 101. 111. 113. 115 Carello. C. 69. 78. 103 Cator. S 70 Clancy. M Clary. W 76 Clmgerman. R. Constable. C. 74. 100 Cook. D 75. 108. 166 174 Cook. M 74. 173 Cooke. K 80. 82 Crouthamel. J. 77.82. 116 Custer. L. Custer. S 80 Dahl. G 80 DeBottls. B 72. 109. 115. 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 141 Decker. D. Del Papa. R 75. 82. 116 Derby. V. DeSanto. J. 75.82. 108 DeVme. K. 56. 100. 107 DtPasquate. J. 75. 83. 113. 115 DiSanto. J. 78. 103. 104. 114 Dombrowski. M 83. 104 Dow. T. 71. 103. 107 Dowd. J. 75.81. 117. 172 Doyle. M 83 Doyle. R. 75. 81 Durso.S 71. 100 Dyson. T.- Elmstme. K. 70. 130 Elliott. R. 70. 139 Ellis. M 77. 108. 141 Elyseev. A 105. 136. 138. 139. 141 Eno. I. 70 Faiola. J. 71 Faiola. L 75. 82. 108. 121 Farnsworth. S. 72. 134 Fay. J. 71. 100. 116 Felice. D 70. 104 Agnello. J 60 Altimari. G. 59 Amidon. G 53 Anhorn. D.54.100 Arnold. S. 59 Bachman. R 99. 107. 119. 163. 170. 114 Bellomo. P 99. 102. 125. 132. 163 Bennett. S. Bero. M.54. 100. 118. 130 Berretta. N. 54. 134 Bethke. J. 114 Blong.R 102. 107. 114. 132 Booth. M 100. 111. 116 Farenholz. D. 87 Feola. M 88 Gable. W 88 Gee. D 88 Gietner. D. 16. 107 Genovese. C. 88 Greabell. D 88 Hackman. S. 84.88. 172 Henry. A 88. 99 Keller. J 88 Konow.S 88 Krueger. A 89 Lee. D. 89 Lester. E.89 Logan. R 89 Markeli. J. 15 Marriam. M 105. 107. 116 Massey. C. 89 Mitchell. K. 89 Sophomores Fineco.S 73. 101. 110. 130 Foster. M 74. 101. 110 Fox. T. 71 Frankenfield. H. 75. 82 Frappolli.J. 72 Gallma. M Gaudet. E. Giovanmni. V. 77 Giugiiano. C. 105. 109. 117. 136.137. 138. 139 Hakes. H. 78.81. 111. 137 Henry. J. 73. 101. 111. 130. 138 Hill. T. 107 Hoover. M 74. 143 Houck. J. 76. 114 Jacobs. J. 99 Jesmer. L. Jones. Al. 76. 116 Jones. At. 78. 103. 107. 114 Jones. B 102. 136. 139 Kennedy. D 77. 104. 125 Kirschke. J. 76 Kline. P. 77. 109 Kreager . W 83 Kuempel. D 78. 81. 136. 137. 138. 141 Kuney. K.130. 136. 138. 139. 141 Kuttner. H. 72. 135. 141 LaBour.L. 77. 104 Lahr. M. Lawler. A 70 Leisenring. D. 75.81. 102 Li. T. 74 Lohr. G. Lombardo. D. 71. 107. 114. 173 Lorenzetti.C. 77.82 Lorenzetti. J. 75. 80. 82. 100. 101. 108. 120 Lotz. R 78 Lucchesi. R 74. 100. 114 Luff man. T. 77. 137. 138 Marble. T. Marcamo. D. 74. 141 Matyjewicz, L. 83 McCann. J. 75,81 McIntyre. C 77 McNaney. Y. 73. 130 Meeks. K 75.82. 104. 108. 141 Messmer.D 77.82. 102. 116 Monteverdi. W 77. 82. 102 Muldoon. M 74. 113 Murdoch. D 69. 109. 125 Murdoch. T 102. 138. 139 Nedza. T. 70 Nucci.C. 72 Page. D. 76 Pans. A. 74. 136. 137. 138. 139. 141 Parish. R. 76 Passifione. E. 100. 107. 116. 136. 139. 141 Pavio. R. 78 Peterman. R. Phillips. K. 73. 79. 111. 130 Pichany. R 70 Juniors Brennan.S 54.100.107.114 Brewer. J 53. 136. 138. 139. 141 Brown. D. 57 Budd.W 100.116. 130 Burgess. A 55. 111. 125 Capaldi. L. 60. 110. 113. 132 Caraccilo. A 55.104.111. 125 Caraccilo. M 60.63. 108. 124. 171 Cator. E Conley. D. Constable. M 65 Consentino. J. 54. 107. 116 Costley. H. 55 Nicholson. J. 4. 5. 89 O'Loughlin. M. 89. 109. 121 Padunov. T. 89 Paradise. D. 90 Povero. M 90. 134 Prave.J 90 Rice. D 90 Rice. M 90 Schimidt. K 90 Sell. K 90 Skinner. R. 90 Smith. J. 91 Smith. M 91 Smith. R 91 Smith. S. 91 Tyler. A 91 Wmthrop. R.91 Wride.C. 91 Yorko. L. 91 Piscitelli. S 69. 78. 116 Podgorny. D. 74. 175 Porretta. J. 83 Porretta. R 83 Porter. L. 83 Povero.C. 73. 101. Ill Povero. J 61 Praul. M 78. 102. 107 Rice. B 100. 136. 139 Riegel. R 74. 100. 107. 173 Roloson. D 76. 102 Rotonda. D. 71 Rowland . W 71. 100 Russell. P 80 Russo.P Sage. L 75.82. 141. 173 Sarratori. R 82. 120. 166 Scanlon. P 74. 100. 107 Schroeder. L 70 Schnebly.P 78.81. 101. 110 SciakJone. A. Scialdone. J. 77.82. 107 Seeber.M 73. 135. 141 Sember. P. 71. 107 Shaffer. M. Shipley. B 78.81. 101. 111. 115. 125. 132. 136. 138. 176 Shumway. P. 77. 82. 100. 130 Shumway. S. 71. 107 Sipos. C. 75. 82. 113 Skinner. L. 77 Smith. C. 75. 82 Smith. M 78.81. 137 Smitka, L. Soscia.P 78. 107 Stahl. J. 74. 116 Stevers. J. 78 Sullivan. S 78.81. 104. 111. 115 Taber . T 71.76. 107 Tanner. T. 75. 82 Tarnow. S. 74 Thorpe. C. Tuttle. K 83 Uber. P. 78.81. 136. 137. 141 Urquhart. J. 71 VanKirk. R 74. 136. 138. 141 Vantassel. J. 77. 82. 102. 107 Waldron. D. 109. 136. 138. 139 Westfall. J. 78 Wilkes. K 75.81 Wilkes. S. 70 Wirth.M.73. 110. 130 Wolfe. J 71. 100. 107. 116 Wood. D. Wright. M Young. J. 70 Young,K Zoller. T 117. 125. 136. 138. 139. 141 Zwick. C 59 Cramer. H 55. 101. HI Cuccan.B Cunningham. M 61. 104 Curtis. R 57. 102. 109. 136. 139 Dean. W 57 DeSanto. J. 53 DeSarro. M 59 Dickey. T. Dickson. A 56.64. 100. 107. 118. 166 DiPasquale. S 103 DiSanto. S 53 Durso. P 61. 110 Egan. R 53 Essom. T 101. 110 Farnsworth. R 21. 104. 134 Fmeco.S 99. 107. 130. 132. 163. 164 Foreman. C 55.65. 101. HI. 173 Foster D 99. 107. 163 Frankenheld. S. 59 Frasier. E. 54 Gable. K 60. 111. 125. 134. 138 Galusha.G 56.61. 100. 107 Gee. D 53. 100. 109. 136. 138. 139. 142 Gee. T 61 Genanni. J 57. 109 Geraghty. M 53. 136. 137. 138. 141 Giovanmni.C 117 Giovanmni. I 110. 115 Gladis.O 59 Goel. V 60. 104. 110 Goodman. T 57. 116 Greer. 0 60. 110 Hiller. D Guardmo.G 55. 104. 110 Hadley. S 57. 135 Hanlm. S 60. 104. 110. 132. 172 Hansen. D 61. 108. 173 Harrington. M 54. 100. 107 Hausl M 54 Hawker P 22 Hayes. S 61 Hill R 54. 107 Holcomb. K 60. 111 Huges, W 100 Hyde. B Ingianm. Ka 61 Ingianm. Ki 61. 104 , 7 l3g 141.142 Johnson. K 55. 103. HO. 125. 134. 136. 137. Johnson. S 64. 107. 132 Jones. S 53.103 Journell. E 58 Kent. J 58.68 Kent. M 56 Kidder R Kilbanc. L 111. 166 Kmch. M. King. 0 56 Kreutter. M 52. 55. 65. 101. 173 Kuplmski. P 52. 100. 109. 125 Kuykendall. A 55. 104. 111. 172 Lapp.D 60. 101 laude.B 53.65. 138. 139. 142 Lawler. M 56 Leonard. E. 58. 130 Leone.B 57. 100 Lewis. E 100 Li. P 60 Liboratore. M 104. 110. 113. 132. 166 Locho.G 57. 103. 109. 117 Lohr. M 53. 72. 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 141. 121 Lorenzetti. J. Lorenzetti. R 60 Ludd. D 57. 102. 109 Madziarz. M 58. 130 Mahoney. M 59. 130 Maiura. N 59 Maltzan. J 54 Marconi. A 60. 110 Market!. S 54. 100. 107. 117 Martareiia. D Marteilo M 57. 103 McBride. T. 55 McDermott. P 53. 104. 110. 115. 132 McElligott. J. Mellini. F 54. 100. 107. 117 Meyers. J 10. 101. 110. 125. 135 Miller, D 54. 100. 109 Mitchell. J 56. 100. 118 Momberger. E 54 Nichols. M 53. 136. 138. 141 Osso. T 61. 104. 111. 113. 125. 132 Paradise. K 57. 135 Parker. D 58. 130 Pedulla, A Phillips. W 56, 64. 100 Piscilelli. N 103. 107. 130. 171 Polzinetli.L 60. 101. 109. 113. 115. 132 Porretta.C. 61. 104. 110 Porto. M 54 Prayne.R 57.116 Prayne. T. Puhak. L 58 Qumtero. L. 27. 117 Rapinl. S. Reardon. J. 56. 59. 107 Rice. J. 53. 136. 137. 139. 141 Ritter. R 53. 136. 137. 138. 139. 141 Rivezzi. D 58. 134 Roberti, T. 61 Ruark.J 57.60 Ryan. C 56.138. 139 Sandroni. A 72. 135 Saunders. D. 58 Scattaglia. M 56. 100. 107 Seeber. C. 57. 111 Shaw. N 57 .30 Shipley. A 54. 55. 101. 111. 113. 119. 124. 125. 132. • Shumway. K. 136 Siegfried. S 57. 100. 109. 132 Smicropi.G 103.117.142 Smith. K 57 Smith. L 55 Smith, Mi 58 Smith. Mo 59. 101. 136. 138. 139 Smith. S 58 Smith. T 59. 136 Soscia. J. St Germaine. K. Stroops. D 59 Stuck.C Stuck. De 58 Stuck. Do Tanner. R 56 Taylor. K 55 Taylor. S 55 Tetor. A 59 Uticone. T 61 Verzillo. D 110 Walters, S 59 Ward. 0 52.60. 110. 125. 134. 138 Warren. D 53. 136. 138. 139. 142. 168 Warrick. K 53. 136. 137. 138. 139. 141. 142. 175 Waugh. C 59.61 West, J 64. 104. 111. 125 Whipple. E 57 W.pple. L 57 Wilkes. C. 59 Williams. J 54. 103. 107. 120. 132. 166 Wilson. B Wilson. M 103 Woodmancy. M 65. 100. 107 Yeomans. D 58 SENIORS Acor C 11. 18.40.95. 108. 166 Andreas. J 18 Andrus. L 18 Aweduh. E 37 Babcock. B 18 104.113.115. 132 Baker. M 18 Baker P 18.93 Barbi. J 18. 171 Bano. P 18 Beers. Y 18 Bellardmo. J 18. 99 Benassi.C 18. 35. 40. 110. 132. 177 Best D 19 Bochert D 19 34. 40. 110. 132 “.Vw, ,9 92 ,04. -07. 125. 125. -33. -33. -39. 141. 168 Brown. J 6. 19 „ . Brudett. J 19.95. 104. 110. 113. 115. 132 Burgess, C 19 Bur lew. D 19. 34 Campagna. A 6.9. 19.35. 103. 107. 132. 163 Campbell E 19 Campbell M 19.43 125. 131 Caraher M 20. 104 ill Caratozzolo. P 20. 107. 132 Conley. D 7. 20. 95. 107. 168. 171 Conti. S Conti. Steve „ ... Cramer. A 20. 39 93. 99. 124. 125. 130 131 Cramer. H 20 Cnstaidi A 20 Deal. S 20.37.93 DelPapa. L 20 DeSanto J 20.33 Dombrowski. D 11 20. 93.99. 130 162 Dove. K 20. 136 137 138. 141 169 Dowd. M 20. 38 Durso. J 21 Ellis. T 21 Eno. S 21 Faiola R 21.32.93. 108. 166 Farnsworth. G 21 Focht. V 21 138 HI Fogg S 21. 105. 134 136. 139 Fowler. M 21 GXrAK.722-32‘-05«,93 07. 1.4 ,28. ,33. ,75 GwvanrveM.. 1 22 36.40. 43.92. 108 125. 128 177 G nonlRA22.42 94. -09. -7 -25.-28. ,33. 136. -38. -39 Haas. C 22 Hannah. S 22. 32. 135 141 Hansen. J 22 Harrier. D 22 Hawker. P 34 Heisser. J 22 Hunt. C 22. 101. 136. 137. 138 Irland. S 9. 22. 32. 93. 101. HI. 132. 141. 170. 177 Jaeger. K. 11. 23. 104. 110. 113. 128. 132 Johnson. C. 23. 109 Jones. M 23. 135. 168 Keller. F 23. 116. 162 Kent. T 23 Key. L 23 Kilbane. D 23 Kirk. J 23 Kline. J 23 Kmpper. P 23 Kreager.C. 134 Kuplmski. S 23. 99. 107. 130. 133 Kuykendall. T 7.9.24.34.104 111. 132. 141 Laller. J 24 Lama. L 6. 24 Lawson. E 24 Lejk. M 24. 32. 125. 170 Leno.L 24. 36 Leonard. E 24 Lombardo. J 24. 142. 175 Long. K 24 Lorenz. G 24.43. 107. 124. 125. 128. 133 Lorenzetti. E 11. 24. 37. 115. 132 Lynch. D 8. 25. 37. 39. 103 ,77 Mann.ng, P 25. 38. 40. 104. 111. 131. 132. 138. 141. 142. 177 Mansell. M Manzari. A 25 Marsh. C 25. 128 Marteilo, M 25.37. 103. 173 McCann. Ra 25 McCann. Ri 25 . 14;Q McIntyre. K 25. 101. 128. 136. 137. 138. 139. 141. 164. 169 Midey.N 25. ill. 170 Milena. S 9.25.32.92. 107. 114 163. 166 167 Momberger. J. 25 Monarity. S 26. 117 Moses. J 26 Moses. R 26 Nicholson. M 9. 26. 36. 40. 125. 166. 167 O'Connor E 26. 44. 108. 131 O'Connor. Te 26. 39. 40. 166. 174 O'Connor. Th 26. 100 _.,. ,7 - Odell. A 8. 17 26.38.40.92. 104. 111. 132. 141. 169. 17b Pacelii. A 26. 130. 131. 141 Pannucc|2S 6. 26. 32. 35 40. 104. 121. 124 125. 132. 165 Pdrddisc 0 27 Patak J 27. 32. 39. 40. 94. 99. 107. 132. 177 Perdicho. J 27. 93. 103. 166 Peterman. F Piphor. N 27 Podgorny M 27 Povero. D 6.27.95. 175 Reed.T 27 Rhmehart.T 27 Ritter. D 27 Rogers. P 27. 142 Sahler. 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