Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

Co-Editor's Literary Editors Business Manager Soles Manager . . Graphics....... Photography. . . . Literal Advisor. Business Advisors . Steven A. King H. John Manzari . Christopher Caraccilo Brennan Cppp Kimberly Troisi . IBncQ Murdock ■� . Martin Burgie . Donald Monktelow Scott Monsell Henry Simolo . Jim Dyer Mott Elliott Thomas Giorrusso Steven A. King Mark Shoh . Eileen R. Osterhout . Diono Foster Shirley Porker TABLE OF CONTENT THEmE CLA55E5 FACULTV 5PDP.T5 ACTIVITIES 5EA5CN5 I believe mosr of you hove received odequore high school training or Mynderse Academy. I hope that, in addition to fulfilling the requirements for graduation, you hove ottoined o level of knowledge ond understanding which con only come from your parents, the church, youth programs, exrro-curriculor programs ond community service organizations There hos been on indication rhot the family structure is beginning to regain its importance in our life Should the institutions of religion ond family lose their significance, the American society will become focrionalized I osk eoch of you to reflect upon oil your family unit hos provided for you over the lost eighteen years In that reflection. I proy you con moke o determination rhot the family is o crucial port of your life. As you leave this more secure phase of your life. I urgently request you keep the concept of religion ond family foremost in your concerns. The Board of Education, the Mynderse Faculty ond I wish you every success os you toke your first step into a more independent setting. We hope you achieve success in proportion to the effort ond dedication you put forth. M. Douglos Zoller Superintendent The members who ore missing ore: Richard Kuempel. Marie Midey. John Ponnucci. ond Gloria Poris. Row 1. Suson Willower, Peter Rosenkrons, Kay Irlond Row 2. Peter Some, Stephen Beols Ooord of Ed 5 The yeors in high school hove no substitute; when they ore gone they connot be recoiled. Emptiness punctuated by regret serves only to hount o future tainted by thoughts of whor might hove been. Do not focus upon the disappointments, but rather upon the unique experiences that you hove encountered ond will be remembered for the remainder of your days. The rime you hove spent with us was very precious and connot ever be removed. Take whot you hove gained from Mynderse Academy ond use it os the foundation for your future growth. You hove o responsibility to develop your potential not only to yourself, but to the community os o whole. You will be instrumental in either shaping your future or allowing the events of life to control your destiny. Do not allow the latter to be your choice for in such o choice, we foil prey to the weaknesses of mankind. As in Robert Frost's poem, The Rood Nor Token. select the trail that wos, less traveled ond I om quite confident it will moke, oil the difference, in your life. G. Mocoluso Principal Together we grow to reach the top. This statement exemplifies the necessary formula we oil require to achieve our life-long goals. As you approach the final days of your high school career, you ore completing on important step toward realizing those goals. During your four yeors ot Mynderse you hove hod the opportunity to grow physically, emotionally. mentolly ond socially. Through the combined efforts of your family, friends, teochers. coaches, etc., you hove been prepared to reach the top. As you step toward the future, remember oil those who hove influenced you. ond do nor hesitate to coll upon them to assist you in your growth toward those ends. It hos been my personol pleasure to hove been associated with such fine young people os you. My sincere congratulations ond best wishes to you. A. Ferraro Asst. Principal 6 Principals Your closs has been o special one to me. I hove followed you Through The yeors since my son first joined in kindergarten. You hove excelled in oil areas: academically, athletically, musically, ond in service to school ond community. You hove been on outstanding closs. I om confident that your achievements will continue through the yeors. I hope Mynderse has fulfilled your expectations ond provided the foundation for your future successes. My personal best wishes to each of you. V. Coroccilo Asst. Principal During the post thirteen yeors. your life has, by ond large, been programmed for you. Hence, you hove arrived or this point in your life, your senior year in high school. Shortly, you will graduate into the next stage of your life, the future. The effort you hove expended to dote will bear heavily on the direction you take. I sincerely hope you will go forth into the future with o strong determination to become oil rhot you ore capable of becoming, ond to endeavor to do oil that you con to keep the world o safe ond peaceful place in which to live. I hove enjoyed being associated with you, the Closs of '86, ond os you move into o clouded ond somewhat uncertain future, I wish that life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness be yours to enjoy. D. Paradise Asst. Principal Principals 7 . . . Dynomic, hardworking, idealistic, devoted, understanding, fair, concerned . . . In September of '61, the Class of '85 encountered a new outgoing administrator briskly traversing the halls of Mynderse. Over the course of the next five years we learned that we were not alone in facing our problems and would be listened to with on open mind. In guiding us firmly, we discovered that striving for excellence in education ond personal achievement was paramount. With one look from his compelling eyes, we immediately understood whor behavior was expected. Reflecting upon these post memories, the Class of '86 proudly ond enthusiastically dedicates the 61st edition of the Myndersion to . . . Mr. Gerald Mocoluso 6 Dedication 10 Honoroble Mention With grorirude . . . As we recoil our yeors or Mynderse, one compossionore. unselfish irv dividuol sronds our. We ore porriculorly oppreciorive of his unfoiling devo-rion ro rhe srudenr body, ocodemicolly, sociolly, ond orhlericolly. His guidonce hos mode possible such memoroble evenrs os Homecoming. Dowling, Sofrboll. rrips ro Dorien Lake, Refreshmenr Sronds. and numerous orher acriviries. His porience ond undersranding hove helped many of us come ro o berrer realizorion of ourselves. For oil of rhis ond so much more rhar space does nor permir, we rhe members of rhe Class of 1986 would like ro express our heorrfelr rhanks ro NAr. Donald Gee. Honoroble Mention 11 Mr. Crosby HR. 205 Row 1. A. Bush, J. Bishop. 5. Cove. K. Bobbirr Row 2. J. Brignoll. H. Bishop, B. Corsner, B. Cook. J. Bishop, J. Bennerr. A. Christensen, J. Chrisopher, J. Anderson, J. Decker Row 3. D Bishop, J Boiry, P, Bokke. A Dellefove, B Colydon, J. Bonocci Mr. Prosser HR. 209 . Row 1. S. Perrrone. J. Lopez, H. Oris, D. Morble, S. Monti, B. Neu Row 2. D. Powers, C. Rusinko. S. Langley, R. Lux, A. Olschcwske, J. Musso, M. Mahoney, T. Phillips Row 3. 5. Matlock, M. Perroult. M. Loughlin, K. Nies. L. Kriegelstein, K. Moriority, T. Peterman, J. Leone, M. Mozzeo Row 4 C. Parish, B. Reynolds. K. Levis, P. Rusinko. D. Monsell, E. McCann, P. McDermott 14 6rh Grode Mrs. Von Comp HR. 208 Row 1 K.Joycox. P. Flonigon. D. John. M. Kirk Row 2. M. Griggs, S. Feor, M. E. Hursr. R. Keller, L. Donofrio. N. Golligon Row 3. A Keenly. B Kloppel, M. Foiolo. N. DiSonro. S. Heisser. 5 Hurlburr. B. Grant. J Herman T Dyson J. Gillespie Row 4. K Higgins. E. Flynn. R. Grobborin, K Khonpochousy. A. Fulkrod Mr. Posifione HR. 210 Row 1. J. Zoller, M. Williams, L. Russell, D. Snyder. J. Wilcox, S. Sinha Row 2. R. Snyder. M. Scolzo. J. Smith. P. Taber. A. Tillinghost. P. Word. J. Studwell, E. VonBergen. J. Zona, C. Wyatt Row 3 S. Skinner, J. Wassinic, T. Shone. B. Jo Schroeder. E. Wheeler, M. Tedesche. P Wirth, C. Willower 6rh Grade 15 16 7rh Grode FRDNTIEFOTIEN Mr Lohr HR 200 Row 1 D Dellefove. S. Durling. J. Comelio. S Duck. D. Conkey. L. Dovis Row 2. B Alongl. D. Dovls. J. Borber. T. Cimochowski. C Derby. B. Block. C Bennett Row 3. T Bordo. M. Bonocd. A. Chrlste. S. Cosentlno. S Blotchley. M. Bochert. J Corbone. 5 Borys Mr Meyers HR 201 Row 1 K. Golbolly. J Eggleston. L. Freier Row 2 K Gustorson, F Eighmey. D Holden. P Flonigon. J. Hergert. J Gorrett. K Dutcher Row 3. K Hooper. K Hordison. M. Flynn, C. Hoyes Hurry up I'll be lore for homeroom' 16 7thGrode I should deon my locker Mr. Cimochowski HR. 203 Row 1. D. Losow. J. LoTurco. A Morrin. D. Lopez Row 2. K Lemcke. J. Mock. T. Leone. L. Lohr, R. Jones. S. Howe. S. Luffmon Row 3. K. Johns. S. Kline. J. Usk, E. Hubbord Ms. Meyers HR 212 Row 1 M Porodise Row 2. G. Noble. E. Mundr. A Miller. A Peckhom Row 3. J. Miller. S. Rirrer, T Soge. J. Porish. R Mumford. D Posquole, S. Scowcroft Row 4 R Morehouse. H Reed. 5 Miller. T Morey. N Schweifz. S. Rogers 7rhGrode 19 20 7rh Grode I con't roke onymore! I never soid I could donee Mr. Wogner HR. 214 Row 1. E. Sinho, F. Woznick. M. White. S. Wilcox Row 2. M. Strozzere, M. Updyke. M Thomas. M Werth. T Word Row 3. C. Smith, H. Vicente. S. Westfall. K Wigsten 7rhGrode 21 STAR 5EHRCHER5 Mr. Leonord HR 106 Row 1. C. Cornevole. K Corbone Row 2. J. Breese. H Coy word. T Burgie Row 3 A. Comp. J Boker. J. Brown. C. Buck Row 4. L. Brink. M. Corr. S Anderson. T Bush. V Bennett. D. Botes Mr Fleury HR 106 Row 1 C. Copp. R. DeMonstoy Row 2 L. Fowler. P. Fohrenholz. T. Foiolo Row 3. M Coveil. N. Fronefield, C. Dolton. G. Durso, V. DeWoll Row 4. S. DeVries. A Elliott. R. Dovis, V. Fulkrod. B. Conner. A. Dovis. T. Froser 24 6th Grode Mrs Loise HR 111 Row 1. H Horrmon, S. Jones Row 2 J. Lofler. M. Johns. C. McConn. R Kiphut Row 0. J. Jones, S. Hosrer. M. McConn. T Hogen, J. Holliday. J. Goree. D Hubbord Row 4 A Mohoney, C. Kriegelsreln. K. LoMorre, M. Giugliono. A. Heisser. C. Hopkins. J. Ingondello, M. Howell. D. Irelond Mrs Osrerhout HR. 115 Row 1. J Porree. C Nelson Row 2 K Perrorto. A Polmer. R Miller. C. Prorr Row 3. J McMahon. V. Miller. R. Morgonri. S. Osrrowski. J. Mitchell. W Polmer Row 4 C. Perermon. D. Parish. D. Olschewske. D. Miller. K Pererson. J. Mumford. A. Miller. R Nogeldinger, D. McMillen 8th Grade 25 Mr. Kloppel HR. 116 Row 1. G. Scesny, S. Rogers. J. Sinicropl Row 2. T Sweeney, M. Templeton. J Woodruff. G. Srorro. K. VonDergen Row 3 N Swenson. R. Scgreler. T. Shone. D. Vogt, D. Scolzo. R. Smith, L Thorpe 26 6th Grode - Do I reolly hove to onswer thot? ▲ The typlcol sports junky ► I know there's on end to this 8th Grode 27 So I'm populor □UTLRNDER5 L Freshmen Closs Officers Sec K. Olufsen, Pres. S. Praszkowicz. Treos. C. Schooley • V. Pres. P. Homilron missing Our freshmon yeor hos starred us down the high school rood, with enthusiasm and determination. We hove worked hard, thus for on our journey ond hove mode great accomplishments os o class. The annual freshmon dinner and doss fund raisers hove drown us together even more, ond our prosperity is o direct result of our diligence ond desire. We ore oil very proud of the work we did on our first Homecoming float, which earned us our first oword-Ord place in the competition. This showed what we con accomplish when we work together. The most important aspect of any closs is their advisor. We ore very fortunate to hove Mrs. Pine os our advisor. She is always willing to do more than her shore of the work, ond we thank her very much for the time she hos devoted to our closs. With the dedication ond determination that our closs hos demonstrated, I know we will enjoy our high school journey ot Mynderse. 30 9rh Officers Freshmon Closs Pres. Susan Praszkowicz I hote condid pictures Morvel Comics presents.... Would you trust this foce? Reolly! We re on our woy to doss! 9th Grode 31 Mrs Morino HR. 262 Row 1 G. Brownell. W. Borber. J. Aicher Row 2. J. Bilio, K Burlew. B Brown. B. Boker. E. Brody Row 0. A Brink. J. Block. M. Bonocci. J. Coroccilo. K. Bogorr, J. Burgie. M. Anderson Row 4 S. Borrerr, B. Becker. J Brody. F. Amidon, C. Buck. T. Buckingham. B Bishop. D. Bobbitt. C. Anglim 32 9th Grade Mr Goble HR 264 Row 1 M. Feor, A. Church Row 2. L. Durcher. 5. Diono. S. Decker. K. Cunninghom. L Fomo Row 3. T. Cimochowski. H. Copp. P Flonlgon. R Dory. C Forney Row 4 M Dellefove. C. Cororozzollo. T. Dolron. 0. Cruz. J Conkey. N. Dovis. M. Eighmey Homework is besr done in three s Give me o breok 9th Grode 33 Mr. Mirchell HR. 266 Row 1 M Hogen, M Gould. S. Giovonnerri. T Holden Row 2. T Goodmon. R. Grogbborin J Houf, K Horringron. D Holcomb. D Gee. C. Gollerri Row 3 M Freier, P Hollenbeck. R. Fronco. B Gombee. K Flynn. T Horrnocker. P Homilron, K Hoos 04 9th Grode A stor is born Don’t look or him, moybe he'll go owoy Mr. Dickson HR 268 Row 1. J. Modix. B. Khounpochomsy Row 2. R. Loribee. V. Loy. M Morble. K. Olufsen. M. O Conner Row 3 B. Likus. D Monzori. B. Lux. S. Lopez. M Mohoney. G Mojor Row 4. C Messmer, M Miller 9rh Grode 35 Whor did you soy the homework wos? Thor’s righr. we bod' Mr Henry HR 270 Row 1 K Sochs. J Posslflone. R Shumwoy $PCft0fetfoRow 2 ®toszkowicz C Reynolds. N Peckhom. M Scioldone. M Rhinehorr, M Shutter Row 3. C Schooley. T Russell. F Porish. M Rosenkrons. T Proyne. T. Soge. R Porish Row 4 K Ritter. D Sconlon. M Sember, M Prott. A Shoh. J. Schnebly, C. Portee. S. Simolo. S. Rutz, C. Schweitz Not onother F!! I wonted dot-to-dots 36 9th Grode Mr BullisHIV 271 Row 1 5 Wormuth. T Wheeler Row 2 I VonBergen. B Wheeler. C Thurston. R Spono. M Smirh Row 3 T Wesrfoll. M C Skordy. P Widell. 5 Snyder. K Vondervorr. J Stuck. M White. K Weeks Row 4. L. Smith. T Webster. D. Urbos. E. Smith. J VonDelinder E. Thompson. D White. S Word. J Woodruff Hoppiness is everything Whot's for lunch todoy5 9th Grode 37 -sisiyniyru lOrh Grode 39 Sophomore Class Officers Trees T. Lorrobee. V Pres M Consroble. Pres D. Porodise - Sec S. Urbos missing Our sophomore yeor begon os o good one. We've proven In mony ways rhot by working together we con accomplish o lot. For our work on the floor, we received first place. Also, there was o tremendous Interest ond effort In our candle soles There hove olreody been great Improvements since our freshman yeor. I believe rhot we will continue to grow together throughout our high school years. We've realized that our present action will effect our future. If we set our goals ond perservere, we con prove ourselves o successful closs. Good luck to the closs of '86. Remember to strive for your goals wherever they lead you. Sophomore Closs Pres. Dione Porodise 40 10� h Officers I should hove brought my lunch lOrhGrode 41 Miss Thompson HR. 258 Row 1 M Andreos. J. Amldon Row 2 D CimochowsKi, D. Dordo. J. Alcorn, R. Compogno. C. Anderson Row 3. L. Adle-Stohl, K. Connolly, C. Cook, M Copoldi. D Dorro Row 4 E. Coroccilo, G. Cornevole, J. Cole. M Drodshow. J Andrus, D. Commuso, M Consroble We re buddies Sean wakes up refreshed 42 lOrh Grode Mr. Morrlom HR. 260 Row 1. K. Traub. S. Ferrlni. L. Dunfee Row 2. T Dombrowskl. L. Constonrino. R. Durling. O Flire Row 3. N DiDomineck S Cuffe. C.Flynn. J. Delpopo. P Elyseev. A Dovis Row 4. L. Consenrino. S. DeVine. R Golllgon. S Ferroro. D. Cousins. M D'Eredito. M Dellefove How mony people con you fit in one corner? Chris is showing off ogoin 10th Grode 43 Mr Heprig HIV 263 Row 1 A Giovonnerti. J. Hortmon. W Hurlburt Row 2 D Hood. K Hooper. D. Cobon. L. Huson. K Higgins Row 3. S. Henry. T Honslick. D Gront. M Huff. K Heid, S. Herron. D. Green Row 4 G. Giugliono. R. Honsen. E Hubbord. K Honville. K Glodis, P Heid. T. Hosrer, J Piscirelli. R. Orsini 44 10th Grode One more ond we con ploy boskerboll Tim finds on interesting book MissCirone HR. 265 Row 1 K Jones. L Li Row 2. P Nogeldinger, T Lorrobee. K Morsholl. M KowolsKi Row 3 T. LoBour. P Korzeniewski. J Joyce. H Misner. 0. Mirode. P. Moylon. K. Lux Row 4 L. Mirchell. R Miller. H Meeks. E Lorenzerri. J Johns. P Kelley. T Moynord. J. Kidder. C. Likus They don’t hove Vogue Pleose girls! This is o librory! 10th Grode 45 Mrs Foster HR. 267 Row 1. A. O'Brien. P. Rivers. K Pignone, K. Schelrz Row 2. D. Porodise. C. Perdicho, D. Perrorro. K. Nies. J. Rook Row 3. J. Piscifelli, P Some. D. Rose. S. Porodise. M. Rose, R. Orsini, C. Porodise Ignoronce is bliss 46 10th Grode Mr Schidt HR 269 Row 1. L. Teror, D Werth. J Schroeder. M. Slode Row 2. J. Thorpe. L Twist. C. Soscio. M. Stroz2ere, L. VonDelinder. D Thurston. L. VonCleef Row 3 B. Young. J. Vorreuter. S. Urbos. T. Souhon. J Schreler. M Wossink. J Verkey. P Wenderlich, B Sipos We've got o secret Why me? 10th Grode 47 llrhGrode 49 Junior Class Officers Pres. M Monzari. Treos. S. Alessio. Sec. K. Trolsi. V. Pres. N. Brody The closs of 1967 is a class fhor perserveres and works Together. Although our Homecoming float come in lost place, we hod o lot of fun working on it. Unfortunately, there wasn't enough rime for us to accomplish what we wonted. In our efforts to roise money for our closs this year, our first fund raiser wos very successful. Through hard work and consistent effort the closs of '67 expects to accomplish its goals and contribute much to Mynderse Academy's future. Junior Class Pres. Mario L. Manzori 50 llrh Officers Anybody wont to mombo? Mon Ami! The Fridge llrhGrode 51 Mr. Wolron HR. 177 Row 1 L. Angello. J. Bunnell, C. Amldon, N. Brody, L. Coroccilo, L. Bokke Row 2 L. Borro. L. Brownell, K. Bohmon, R. M. Belle. S. Brorv ciforre. J. Boxter Row 3 L. Comello, S. Alessio, S. Blolsdell, J. Anderson, M. Bero, S. Angllm, J. Boker, K. Bolch Toke ir ond you die! 52 lirhGrode Hey guys, lets hove some fun Ilrh Grade 53 M. S. phone home Go oheod. moke my doy Guys! Ms Decker HR. 250 Row 1 E. D'Angio. J DiCesore. J. Dellefove. K Chodwick. C. Church Row 2 M Elordo. E. Dombrowski, M. Covell. S. DeChick. C. Corter Row 3 R. Eighmey. J Deal. D. Docteur. D. Coyword, L Delio. T. Corsner. K. Chodwick Miss WokJron HR 251 Row 1 Y. Houf. L. Horrell. N. Honslkk. S. Journell. T. Horrmon Row 2 S. Hopkins. K Jockson. J Hosrer. M. Hoover. S. Hopkins Row 3 N. Gonzon. J. Hollldoy. D. Fohrenholz. G. Helmer. D. Helpord. D. Fisk, T. Hubbord. S. Jones I'm so confused!!!!!!!! 54 llrhGrode Mr. Feolo HR. 250 Row 1 S. Lemcke. M. Lohr. D. Mundr. K. Kuney. B. Morris. 5. Lowrence Row 2 R. Morrin. B. Lorrobee. D. Morr. 5. Miller. M. Monzori. J. King Row 0T. Morris. D Lux. M. Lohr. J. Mohoney. D. Loy. B. Ooks. D. Morr. K. MocDonold, A. Norsuno llrhGrode 55 Whor the @ S% hoppened! Mr. Kendrick-Bowser HR. 255 Row 1 M. Poron. D. Rutz. D Proul. B. Povero Row 2 E. Porto. S. Scioldone. M. Scotroglio, L Srohl. D. Reo, 5. Sorrotorl Row 0 K. Chodwick. C. Schiller, J. Show. M. Rogers. M. Slpos. W. Shumwoy. M. Porodise Jomm'n Jeff 56 llrhGrode Did you heor the one obour .. Mr Wride Hr. 257 Row 1 T. Wesrfoll. M. Thorpe. T Wigsten. D. Povero. L. Toni Row 2 R. Stuck, M Wogner. A. Srolly. S Weber. H. Vincente. L. Weeks Row 3 E. VonFleer. K. UpDyke. K. Vogt. S. Swenson. K. TroisJ, R. Thurston, R. Shumwoy llthGrode 57 Come on Joson tell me the truth Moybe nobody notices I'm off key 12rh Grade 59 Senior Closs Officers Pres Q. Putney. V Pres. J. Herron. Sec K Drown. Treos M Anderson We, the Senior Closs, hove come o long way since our freshmen year. With the help of Mynderses dedicated staff, we hove become more mature and better individuals. To these people we owe our deepest appreciation. Our Closs has o great deal of potentiol that I am sure will be developed to its fullest extent. In June we will port os friends and os o closs. We may always be proud of being o member of the Mynderse Academy Closs of '86. Each individual holds memories of Mynderse that will never be forgotten. The best memory for me will be having been President of the Closs of '86. To oil seniors and faculty, my very best always. Senior Class Pres. Quint Putney We entered high school with feelings of anticipation None of us knowing whot loy oheod But in 4 yeorsrime we learned-quickly we learned. We hove to be prepared, they told us, to face the world Outside high school's doors. In the classroom we learned whot could be fought there And from each other we learned whot wasn't covered In text books. We learned of love and hote and friendships that Promised to lost o lifetime. We laughed and we cried. Together we celebrated our victories and Mourned our defeots. We grew up (together) only to find if Is time to soy good-bye — To teachers, o way of life ond To each other. It's not os if we ll never see each other ogoin But it con never be the some os if is today. Some will change ond some will stay the some And no one con foretell who will do which Bur that is the intrigue of the future. Karen Bergomo Class of '86 Senior Poem 61 Solly A. Alcorn Dovld J. Allon Mlchoel C. Anderson Gory W Arnold Lyndo A. Qorbleri Rocco F. Assl MelissoA Avveduri Krisren A Bokke Cherrle J. Barren John C. Becker Mary A Belle Heidi 5. Bennln Koren M. Bergamo Amber G. Boorh Kori E. Boynron Korhy L. Bleiler 62 Senior Portroirs Kurt A Qrewer Kristen M Drown Morco J. Drown Mork Duckinghom Gregory T Dullis Mortin M. Durgle Kip D. Durlew Christopher P. Coroccilo Liso A. Coroccilo Suzonne M. Corello Michoel T. Chopin Mork W. Clrone V ■ 1 K 1 Doniel K. Cork Anne L. Clingermon Drennon C. Copp Scott M. Oovis Senior Portroits 60 Robin D Fox Wendy M Goodmon Michelle M. Gorrscholl Mellsso F. Hoos 64 Senior Porrroits Corolyn M DeChick Orendo L Decker Drion M. DeVine Shelley A M Dickey Deonno M. DiSonro Melissa K. Dressing Shone R. Dunhom James P. Dyer Morrhew R Elliorr Loroine Foino Cecilio A. Feolo Orendo A Flock - ▼ Debro L Hannah Oryon IV Hardison Michael 0 Horrnocker Mm irirt Hr fhr� rr� A Lori A Jensen Michael R Korweck Michael J Keefer Sreven A. King Senior Porrroifs 65 Morjorie Heisser Brian D. Henderson Jeffery D Herron Mary T Hughes Melissa J. Hurlburt Seward L. Irlond Regina L Jackson Jeffrey D Jorrert Sonjo M Kriegelstein Jomes 5 Kurylo Scott W. Monsell H John Monzorl John E McDermott Wllllom D McIntyre 66 Senior Portroits Williom M Leonord Mochelle J Lynd AmyJ Morropese Rlchord E McMIllen Kristine H. Lohr Mlchoel J. Motyjewicz Reginold L Meeks. Jr. Thomos D. Lombordo Lee Ann Loucks Nicholas J Monlno m Koren S Messmer A Michael E. Nicoierri Douglas Porodise P [l t SusonneM Plurerti Steven W. Porodise Brian J Pucino Patrick W. Muldoon Timothy 5. Parker Quinton C Putney Philip R. Peterman Doniel C. Roplni Senior Porrrolts 67 Kristine M Ritter Dionno D. Russell Richord W Rhinehorr Amy K Riirer Timothy A Ryon Jennifer A Some Richord J. Sorrotori Tommie L. Schooley Kelley A Schweltz Anrhony J Scioldone Morlo C Scioldone Mork D Shoh 66 Senior Portraits Christopher L. Smith Ellzobeth M. Souhon Dino Stephen Cynthlo J. St.Germoine Nono J. Stone Dlno D. Storto Stephonle A. Tolomie Stephonie A. Turner Kimberly K. VonCleef Brian K. VonFleer Suson M. VonSlckle Suzon M. VonTossel Amy M. Yormolinsky Senior Portroits 69 • ft Fovorire Movie: Fovorire Group: 1. The Breokfast Club 1. Bruce Springsrein and the E Street Bond 2. Beverly Hills Cop 2. Aerosmith 3. Bock ro the Future 3. Huey Lewis ond the News Fovorire Album: Favorite TV Show: 1. No Jacket Required 1. Cosby Show 2. Born ro Run 2. Hill Streer Blues 3. Reckless 3. MTV Favorite Actress. Favorite Soap Opera 1. Molly Ringwald 1. General Hospital 2. Cybil Sheppard 2. Guiding Light 3. Heather Thomas 3. The Young ond the Restless Fovorire Actor: Favorite Hangout: 1. Clint Eostwood 1. Cindy's House 2. Eddie Murphy 2. Mayo's Room 3. Sylvester Stolone 3 Bond Holl ! Favorite Book: Favorite Concert: ! 1. The Joy of Sex 1. Bruce Springsrein 2. Burn Down the Night 2. Bryon Adorns 3. 1984 3. Rush Fovorire Song: Biggest Fad: 1.Heaven 1. Stirrup Pants 2. Born to Run 2. Veg Cruise 3. Congo 3. The Funnel i Most Important News Event: 1. Space Shuttle Disaster 2. Bruce Springsrein got married 3. Vince Neil gets only 30 days for murder 70 Portroirs Senlor Fovorires r- WILL The following list of accomplishments are left behind for the following classes to better or meet. 26 Regents Scholarships Lisa Caraccilo's scoring record Mario Scialdone's shut-out record Modern day's Junior Prom First class to hove AP history and English Increase in the number of credits to graduate Boys' Baseball Section V Champions 3 seniors in All-State Bond and Chorus Jazz Bond took first place in competition A very successful musical 3 Senior Will 71 The Gong 73 74 Doby Pictures Boby Pictures 75 Poge 74: 1 S. Alcorn 2 K. Schweifz 3 M. Drown 4 B DeVine 5M Scioldone | 6 L. Coroccilo, C Coroccilo 7 M. Avveduri I 6 L. Foino 9 A. Booth 10 D. Allon 11 E. O'Brien 12 K. Ritter 13 R. Murdock 14 K. Bokke 15 M. Korweck 16 D. Ropini 17 5. Tolomie 18 M. Nicoletti 19 D. Russell 20 J. Herron ; 21 T. Lombordo 22 D. Storto 23 L. Souhon 24 P. O'Brien 25 S. Monsell 26 H. Bennitt 27 5. Pluretti 28 B. Leonord 29 M. A. Belle 30 K. VonCleef 31 L. Jensen 32 S. Dickey 33 J. Becker 34 B. Decker 35 C. Barrett 36 C. DeChick 37 S. Dovis 38 K. Brown 39 5. Irland 40 P. Muldoon 41 W. Skinner 42 K. Burlew 43 A. Ritter 44 M. Elliott Poge 75: 1 5. Corello 2 M. Anderson 3 B. Flock 4 K. Bergomo 5 M. Shoh 6 R. Fox 7 D. Honnoh 8 R. Rhineharr 9 B. Hardison 10 D. Clark 11 K. Boy ton 12 A. Morropese 13 K. Lohr 14 M. Haos 15 5. Kriegelstein 16 M. Heisser 17 M. Hughes 18 5. Turner 19 B. Copp 20 5. Paradise 21 G. Arnold 22 A M. Skordy 23 R. Sorrotori 24 J. Kurylo 25 R. Meeks 26 5. VanTassel 27 M. Horrnocker 28 M. Cirone 29 L. A. Loucks 30 A. Young 31 M. Hurlburt 32 H. Simolo 33 K. Bleiler 34 C. St.Germaine 35 J. Some 36 J. Sinicropi 37 H. Mitchell 38 M. Burgie 39 W. Goodman 40 L. Barbieri 41 K. Messmer 42 T. Porker 43 M. Lynd 44 M. Gottscholl 45 S. VonSickle 46 J. Monzori 47 D. DiSonto 48 T. Schooley 49 A. Wayne 50 D. Stephan 51 M. Matyjewicz Sleeping beauty lies, owoiting her prince Nor now Marry 12rh Condids 77 78 I2rh Condids The nerds go our to lunch or Mickey D s Trying our for rhe chorus line Jusr like Michelongelo Whor o srud Rich looks terrible before his first cup of coffee Oops, this one isn't o senior yet!! Oh no. I forgot oil my English homework! Cought in the oct Morty is olwoys helping people look their best A Drown Russion 12thCondids 79 Mike gets reody for o long doys resr Alwoys rhink of poise ond oppeoronce Solly olwoys hos rime ro study 60 12rhCondids Smiles, let me see some smiles Hurry up Kris or I'll be lore for AP Down in fronr please 12rh Condids 81 Steve's deepest thoughts You con either do If or leove Now thots whot I coll o foce If she picks my number I'm deod! 82 12th Condids Chris needs some more coffee rhls morning I rhooghr we were hoving reol food Togetherness It beots wolklng by o long shot Morty never could sroy inside the lines This looks like o flosh from the post 12th CondkJs 63 5 E N I □ Pi 5 U P E R L R T I V E Most Athletic L. Corocdlo. S. Mansell Most School Spirited J. Herron. M. Scloldone Most Intelligent R. Murdock, J. Decker Most Pessimistic K. Ritter Missing: D. Corforo 64 Senior Superlatives Desr Looking A. M. Skordy. D. Copp Closs Gown T. Ryon, K. Lohr Senior Superlorfves 65 Friendliest K. Burlew. D DlSonro Quietest M. Gottscholl. H. Simolo 5UPERLHTIVE5 Senior Superlotives 67 Best Body L. Folno. M Anderson Rowdiest T Lombordo. 5. Dickey I T E N T P G R R Jeffrey Jorrerr Wllllom Leonord John 86 Top Grods Monzori Rondo Murdock Tommie Schooley Top Grods 69 c E 5 B0CE5 (Boord of Cooperative Education Services) The Seneco Foils Cenrrol School District is o component district of the Woyne Finger Lokes BOCES. High School students moy elect to ot-tend dosses in vocotionol troining. Among the course offerings ore. Heolth Services, Technicol Trodes, Personol Services, Merol Trodes, Agriculture, Concervorion, Construction, Remodeling ond Automotive Repair. These dosses ore designed to prepore high school students for entry level employment in the occupation of their choice. Many of the students go on to higher education in schools such os the Wellsville branch of Alfred Ag Tech, Delhi, ond other posr-secondory schools. Boces 91 FRCULTV Fcculry 93 The science deportment hos mony important goals. One is to provide students with honds-on laboratory experiences using physical phenomena. Another goal is striving to help students develop the scientific process skills which will be useful throughout life. The deportment also hos the responsibility of increasing energy conservation, environmental oworeness, and safety conciousness by guiding students to effectively interpret scientific information. Lastly, the science deportment helps students consider future career opportunities in the various fields of science and technology. Science Row 1 R. Skinner. T. Cimochowski. C. Mossey Row 2 R. Wolton. C. Collins, J. Wogner Missing: R. Meyers. C. Crosby. J. Peone The art program helps individuals to think creatively, express themselves creatively, and to develop on appreciation for the art around them. Tomorrow's world requires knowledge and skills in mony technical areas. The industrial arts courses ore geared towards that challenge. By taking o variety of industrial arts courses, students will be better prepared for tomorrow's job market. Art Row 1 R. Logon. D. Fohrenholz. T. Dovles Row 2 P. Bondor. M. Arthur ,G. Goble 94 Science Art Moth Row 1 C. VonComp, 5. Morino Row 2 D. Lohr. R. Winrhrop, R. Fleury Missing: B. Leonord. K. Schmldr. J. Smith The morhemorics deportment must prepore the high school student for futher education ond for jobs in today's technical world of compufors, robotics, etc., os well os for employment in areas that do nor even exist today. Thus, the students must not only goin competence in mathematics, including the world of computors, but must also develop the ability to solve problems in o wide variety of subjects. There Is more emphasis on probability, statistics, ond logic, without decreasing the importance of the traditional subjects of arithmetic, algebra, geometry ond trigonometry. The foreign language deportment strives to reach its students to be able to listen, speak. read, ond write in the foreign language. However, o brooder ond more lasting goal is that we wont students to develop o sensitivity to the value systems ond behavior patterns of foreign cultures. An ability to tolerate differences will lead to o better world understanding. Language Row 1 B Waldron. A Kendrick-Bowser. M. Feolo Row 2 J. Hooglon. S Wilson Morh Longuoge 95 The general goal of social studies education centers on helping students acquire knowledge of their relationship to o multidimensional, mulfi-culturol world. Students ore also taught the skills needed to examine and apply this knowledge, and the attitudes that will enable them to engage in discussion, participation and problem solving in that world. This approach of social studies instruction requires teaching which encourages students ot Mynderse Academy to develop their ability. During their Instruction, students ore taught to Interpret their relationships to their fomilies, their culture and the government based on knowledge of the post and anticipation of the future. Don i tear 9ut H� ur welcome ml the Ubrmrm The program of English offered or Mynderse endeovors to prepare o student to communicate effectively, to function literotely, whether in school or on o job, and to develop on appreciation for the written word os found in the literature of our culture. Each student is trained In those skills which strive to permit him or her to express thoughts clearly, concisely, and accurately. Through effective communication, confidence and success ore achieved. Through on appreciation for literature, insight ond wisdom ore cultivated. Social Srd. Row IE. Passlflone, E. Osrerhour. C. Kuplinskl, W. Goble Row 2 D Gee. J. Dickson. K. Mlrhcell, R. Bullls Missing: R. Kloppel English Row 1 J Lolse, G Thompson. V. Sondless. J. Prove Row 2 A. Clrone. E. Osrerhour. R. Heprlg. C. Myers, M. Koszyco Missing: G. Prosser. D. Fosrer 96 Social Srd. English The Business Deportment provides bosic instruction in vorious vocotionol sequences. Students ore oble to prepore themselves for future jobs or ocquire o bosic bockground for further educo-tion. Students ore encouroged to explore opportunities in order to moke wise coreer choices. Business K. Sell. C. Wride Missing: G. Mlchoels. C. Becker Speciol Ed. Row 1 B. Pine. C. Knight Row 2 M. Becker. S. Moloney. M. Morriom Missing: S. Porker. B. Sowyer Speciol Educotion is on opprooch for providing speciolly designed services ond programs for students with educotionol needs or gifted ond talented abilities. It is intended to meet deficiencies, ond enhance strengths of students. The combination of programs ond services is toilored to meet the needs of each individual with on educotionol difference through the help of special educotion teachers ond staff. Business Special Ed. 97 Heolth A. Henry Phys. Ed Row 1 B Word. J. Nicholson Row 2 L. Bechr. D. Poppert, G. Michoels The moln gool of rhe Health Deportment Is to provide students with the basic knowledge and understanding of rhe physical, emotional ond sociol worlds. Through o better understanding of rhe world oround him, o student is able to comprehend, understand ond cope with many of life's doily troubles. The Physicol Educotion Deportment provides the basic knowledge of fair competition to every student who attends Mynderse. This basic gooi not only allows the students to be much better athletes, but it olso helps them to be better people socially. 98 Phys Ed. Heolth Secretories Secretaries Row 1 M Morsh. H. Costley Row 2 R. Smith. L. Yorko. M Bleiler Missing: C. Porish. P. Kent. S Bohmon Nurse N Eno Cusrodlons Row 1 R. Good mo n. T. Cholker Row 2 H. Dtolsdell. S. McElligon Missing: R White. R. Swim The New York Educorion Deporrmenr’s motto is Let eoch become oil he Is copoble of becoming. With this in mind, the Academy's Guidance Deportment hos sought to provide eoch individual student with the assistance ond counseling eoch deserves. Working with staff, porents, ond teachers, the three full rime counselors seek to provide information ond vocational, ocodemic, ond personal counselling in o timely fashion. The deportment truly attempts to meet the needs of eoch individual student at the Academy. Guldence T. Giorusso. J. Morris. L. Yorko. D Dickieson Missing: R. Ferris Nurse Custodions Guldonce 99 Home Economics Educotion focuses on the essential human requirements of food, clothing, shelter and human development. Electives in Home Economics at Mynderse Academy ore designed to enable individuals presently ond or in the future to manage human ond material resources, develop health skills, understand interactions between individuals, family ond society, ond the preparation of students for careers in food, clothing, shelter, ond human development. In addressing these universal human needs, Home Economics will prepare the student for independent living or o career in these fields. The Music Deportment here of Mynderse Academy hos o long history of excellent performing ensembles ond classes. The concert bonds, marching bond, choruses, instrumental ond vocal jazz groups, color guard ond musical production perform frequently for the school ond community. In addition, they participate actively in local ond state festivals ond competitions, ond co-sponsor the annual Seneco Foils Pogeont of Bonds. It is the staff's goal to give every interested student, whether o singer, on instrumentalist, or both, the kinds of musical experiences that ore fulfilling os o student, ond that lead to the skills needed to continue participating in music os on adult. Music Home Economics J. Driscoll, D. Lee 100 Music Home Ec. Jr High Cofererio Row 1 L. Srrorton, N. Denrley Row 2 G. Hibbord. W Koye. P Corelley. A. Belia Sr. High Cofererio Row 1 J DeSrefono. A Monzori. M Gibson Row 2 C Smith. G. Guthrie, B. Hubbord Jr Sr High Cof 101 J Loucks A Tyler 102 TeochersAids Jr. High Librorions D. Lorenz, D. Dolooso Sr. High Librorions E. Andrews. M. Povero Jr. Sr. High Librorions 103 Thor's righr Guido, o conrrocr our on Osrerhour Subbing ogoin? You Jibbonie! A mon's gor ro moke o living Good ofrernoon. Mynderse funny form 104 Teocher Condids Home or losr Some reochers never grow up Cold honds. worm heorr Hove you heord obour rhe reocher dress codes? Teocher Condids 105 Legs, she knows how to lose ern 106 Sports Vorsiry Dose boll Vorsiry Locrosse MA 11 Genevo 7 1 Penn Yon 2 16 Vicror 8 5 Worerloo 1 12 Nework 1 7 Cononoiguo 3 6 Mldlokes 10 5 Genevo 1 3 Penn Yon 6 6 Vicror 7 3 Worerloo 16 19 Nework 5 7 Conondoiguo 3 2 Midlokes 3 8 Pembroke 1 3 Woylond 2 9 Norrh Rose 1 3 E. Rochesrer 2 MA 7 Skoneorles 8 5 Auburn 6 4 Dishop Keorney 9 1 Penfield 11 11 Pirrsford 9 4 Pirrsford 12 13 Dishop Keorney 2 9 Nework 3 3 Conondoiguo 12 6 Penn Yon 6 9 Worerloo 6 3 Genevo 13 15 Nework 3 4 Conondoiguo 18 9 Penn Yon 8 9 Worerloo 4 4 Genevo 8 4 Foirporr 16 Vorsiry Tennis MA 35 Seneco 2 0 Whirmon 5 2 Dundee 3 0 Noples 5 2 Midlokes 3 35 Seneco 2 0 Whirmon 5 2 Dundee 3 0 Noples 5 2 Midlokes 3 MA 92 40 67 66 91 64 31 67 Girls Trock Dloomfield 31 Nework 82 Morcus Whirmon 35 Red Jocker 35 Dundee 32 Midlokes 58 Lyons 92 Worerloo 56 i 56 60 Red Dundee Morcus Nework Trumonsburg 60 106 79 57 98 97 80 Vorsiry Sofrboll MA MA J.V. Locrosse « 3 Dlshop Keorney 6 1 Penfield 14 7 Pirrsford 6 8 Nework 0 5 Conondoiguo 8 6 Penn Yon 7 8 Worerloo 1 5 Genevo 8 6 Genevo 11 7 Conondoiguo 8 6 Nework 2 9 Worerloo 1 4 Genevo 2 14 Penn Yon 23 18 fc Yicror 7 11 8 37 Nework 2 19 Conondoiguo 8 7 Midlokes 3 1 Genevo 13 4 Penn Yon 5 5 Vicror 7 13 Worerloo 5 44 Nework 3 28 Conondoiguo 2 29 Midlokes 9 14 Honeoye 9 13 Woylond 4 7 LeRoy 10 3 22 8 13 12 3 11 0 10 J.V. Sofrboll Genevo 17 Penn Yon 11 Vicror 1 Worerloo 11 Nework 2 Conondoiguo 0 Midlokes Genevo 1 Penn Yon 1 Vicror 9 Worerloo 14 Nework 22 Conondoiguo 3 Midlokes 9 108 Spring Sporrs Boys Trock Row 1 L. Aide-Srohl Row 2. G. Cornevole. C. Coroccilo. M Ellion. J. Cole. D. MocDonold Row 3. S Dovis. B DeVlne. 5 Urbos, C. Proszkowicz. M. Shah, M. Prort Row 4. A. Shoh. D. Miller. G. Burgie. J. Kurylo. R. Hosrer. T. Hubbard. M. Rogers The Boys Track ream won its first meer in six years os they dropped Bloomfield on their way to o 1-6 record. The running events were os strong or stronger os any competition, but the technical field events needed o bit more time to mature. Four members of the team qualified for sectionals: Mark Shoh (400), Steve Bleiler (800), Brian DeVine (0200), ond Todd Hubbard (High Jump). The 400 meter relay ream of Mark Shoh, Mike Rogers, Mike Prort ond Chris Coroccilo were undefeated barring one disqualification. Shown Urbos (Long Jump), Chris Proszkowicz (Discus), Mott Elliott ond Jeff Jorrett (Hurdles), oil hod a fine year. 1986 should be the best yeor for Mynderse in o long time since most of the ream is now experienced. '86 Ron Fleury - Cooch I con fly! I con fly!! Boys Trock 109 G I Pi L 5 Girls Trock Row 1. J. Wickens. M Smith. C Cook. S Henry. T Wesrfoll Row 2. W. Hurlburt. M Nugent. A. Yormdinsky. A. M. Scordy. K. Bohmon. M. Lohr. T. Wigsten. K Porker Row 3. N. Honslick. L. Toni. L Souhon. S. Tolomie, D. Morr. N. Brody Row 4. K. Messmer, W. Vorrichio. B. Sipos. B. AmkJon, L. Delio, K. Morshol. A. Lenz, K. Trotsi, M. Scloldone. M. C. Skordy Stroddling style Fontosizing obout viaory The Girls Track ream cruised along to on undefeated 4-0 division record, capturing the championship. The reams overall record wos 6-2. The Old School record for the 1600 meter relay fell to the likes of Ann Morie Skordy, Mory Carol Skordy, Wendy Hurlburt and Stacey Paradise, who wiped .9 seconds off the old 4:19 mark. The Lody Devils won 13 out of the 15 events in the league meet for their class, o strong showing indeed. Fifteen members of the squad qualified for sectionals. Alison Lenz (OOOOmerers) and Lourie Delio (High Jump) went on to the Section V Meet Compionships. Undoubtobly this hos been o very good year. 65 Liz Becht - Cooch 110 Girls Trock Golf Row 1. S. Anderson. J Decker. E. Lorenzerrl Row 2 D. Rurz. N Delta, D. Cousins, J. Vorreurer Row 3 J Heid. J King. $ Groskopf. M Dellefove G □ L F The 1965 Golf reom hod o rremendous yeor due to the skill of ployers such os Nick Delia, John Becker and Jim Heid. Coach Dickson expects to be able to advance the ream even further than ever next yeor. This years team completed the season in o manner that was o credit to our athletic program. They finished os Finger Lakes West Campions. '85 Jim Dickson - Cooch Golf 111 J V 5 □ V F R T Pi B 5 R 1 L T L V J.V. Sofrboll Row 1. C. Chodwick, M. Kowolski Row 2. M. Scorroglio. S. Kline, T. Lorrobee, K. Higgins. D. Mundr. T. LoBour Row 3. L. Cosenrino. R. VonCleef. M. Huff. M. Brodshow. W. Shumwoy. S. Hopkins. L. Scloldone Vorsify Sofrboll Row 1. K. Messmer. B. Amidon. D. DiSonro, C Amidon. R Fox Row 2 S Plurertl. C. Borrett, D. Fronce. L. Pierrocorlo. L A. Loucks 112 JV Vorsity Sofrboll Coach Nicholson's 1985 Vorsiry Girls Sofrboll ream hod another banner year. Having only 2 seniors, this young group hod o lot to prove, and prove it they did. The Lody Devils dominated the league and breezed to the division title. In sectional ploy the girls continued to ploy the woy they did throughout the seoson. Benefactors of hard work ond tremendous desire. Coach Nicholson's inspired oggresion defeated sectional opponents one ofter another. The stage was soon set for the completion of their goal os they odvanced to the finals in Winron Pork, Rochester. It was not to be. The team couldn't bug o break, leaving 17 girls on base. Not being able to cosh in. they fell to LeRoy 10-7. A sour note indeed, bur not nearly bitter enough to keep this great team from being recognized. The 1985 Varsity Boys Baseball ream met with surprising success. A young ream with only 2 seniors, they were slated os sixth, possibly fifth in oil pre-seoson polls. The Devils quickly dissolved these premonitions by jumping into first place or the start of the seoson. They stayed or the top until the lost gome which they lost on o controversial coll — forcing them to settle for second. Coach Forney's boll club picked up the first seat in the posr-seoson sectional tournament ond never looked bock. They ployed almost flawless boll, ond, before they knew it. they found themselves in the championship gome at Silver Stadium in Rochester. Ploying o tough E. Rochester ream ond falling behind by 2 runs, their bocks were against the wall. The Devils regrouped ond emerged the Section V Class A Champions. Tibure 113 i B H 5 J E V B O ™ J.V Boseboll Row 1. S. Sorrofori. D. Fronce. J. Rook C. Firebough Row 2. H. Meeks. J. Bunnell. G. Giugliono. M. Wolrers, J. Lodes. S. Anglim Row 3 Cooch Wolron, J. Lorrobee. T. Hoyes, J. Houk. B. Coyword. B. Mojors. J. Verkey L L The J.V. Doseboll reom come our smoking in rhe firsr holf of rhe seoson, winning oil bur one of rheir rorol gomes. The reom wos lucky in rhor rhis year rhey hod o new cooch, Richard Wolron. However, rhe success of rhe seoson con nor foil on rhe cooch olone. Thanks ro players like Brian Coyword, Jason Verkey, Harvey Meeks ond Dill Lorrobee, rhe reom finished our rhe second holf of rhe year wirh o respecroble 5-9 record. '85 Richard Wolron — Cooch 114 JV Baseball Kiss rhor one good-bye In 1985. rhe Varsity Baseball Squad won rhe first Section V Baseball title since 1975. In what was supposed to be a rebuilding year, success reigned. The links of the team meshed quickly forming a well disciplined unit which led to a regulor season record of 9-5. With only two seniors leaving this year, all ore anticipating o very exciting upcoming season. 85 Dove Forney — Cooch Orennon gets another one Varsity Baseball 115 L R C JR J.V. Locrosse Row 1. P. Some. I. Christie. D. Loy. M. Bero, T. Mumford Row 2. P. Kelly. E. Fulkrod. T Corsner. J Mohooey. D. Fisk. D. Fohrenholz. S. Corl Row 3. K. Glodis. J. Johns. N. Gonzon. M Consroble. R. Mortin. B. Cummuso. E. Dombrowski. M. v □ Covell 5 5 E The 1985 J.V. Locrosse reom hod on up and down season in rhe win-loss column. Overall, ir was on enjoyable year which sow much improvement in oil players. The '85 season sow Ed Coroccilo break rhe J.V. scoring record with forty points and Dob Lapp ploying some excellent gomes in rhe goal. Both will be seeing Varsity action next year os a sophomore ond freshman, respecively. The highlights of the season happened to be o 9-8 loss to the undefeated Conan-doiguo J.V.'s, o close gome ogoinst o rough team. We con foresee good things happening for the Mynderse Locrosse Program. ’65 Moloney - Cooch 116 JV Locrosse A devil breaks up on Indian donee After o competitive seoson, the Varsity Lacrosse team's final record was 6-10. Its 6-4 league mark was good enough to capture third place. The Ball Hawk and Lacrosse Team Award both went to Greg Bullis who had an excellent year. Best Midfield honors went to Jeff Journell, while Joe Caroher took Best Attack. The outstanding defensive player was Goalie Jim Wilson. After such o good season. '86 could only be better. 85 Al Henry - Cooch Vorsiry Locrosse Row 1 J Constable. T Dow. IV Elghmey. G Bullis. J Deol. E VonFleer. T. Stroops, R. Stuck Row 2 B Hothowoy. T. Porker. J Herron. D. Allon, K. Greer. W Holden Row 0 R. A Deter. B. VonFleer. M. Brown. J. Coroher. M Chopin, K Block. D Helpord. E. Updyke, M Sipos. J. Journell. T Borto. S. Sondroni. A. Henry Stick it to 'em Tim! Greg's stirring up more dirt Varsity Locrosse 117 J.V. Tennis Row 1. E. D’Angio. M. Giugliono. T Russell Row 2 C. Anderson. C. Schwelrz Row 3. U. Fronken. Miss DePorrer. M. Poron Row 4 D Borto, K. Bergomo, D. Monzori The J.V. Tennis reom did nor hove o very successful seoson, bur rhere wos o greor deol of success individually. Eoch one of rhe ream members joined rhe reom wirh lirrle or no experience bur finished 100% berrer. A few oursronding players who won mosr of fheir marches were Mark Giugliono ond Jim Russell. The rwo of rhem will be definire ossers for rhe vorsiry reom in 1986. Alrhough our record wos unimpressive, rhe reom rried very hord and hod fun!! Cossie hits o strong return 116 JV Tennis Vorslfy Tennis Row 1. S. Rutz, J. Dilio. D. Holcomb Row 2. M Burgle Row 3. Cooch Morriom. P. Heid. M. Messmer. R. Green The '85 SpringVorsiry Tennis ream mode up in enthusiasm what it locked in experience. With only one returning letter-mon, prospects for the season oppeared bleok of best. However, on infusion of talented beginners and the transfer of o Waterloo netmon gave the squad o flavor locking in previous aggregations. Compiling o 14-36 record for the season, the Blue Devils advanced Marty Burgie to the Section V Class C Tournament os the first Mynderse representative in eight years. The M.V.P. for '85 was Robin Greene, and the M.I.P. was Steve Rutz. Great expectations ore hoped for in 1986. ’65 Michael Mirriom - Cooch McEnroe, eor your heort our Billy serves LOVE” Vorslfy Tennis 119 MA 3 Lofoyette 0 3 - Lofoyerte 1 3 Penn Yon 1 4 Penn Yon 2 3 ■ 'Midlokes 1 1 Midlokes 0 2 Nopels 0 1 Noples 0 3 Bloomfield 1 2 Bloomfield L 4 Victor i 14 Woterloo 0 6 Newark 0 10 Romulus 0 6 Conondoiguo 0 2 Genevo 0 9 Union Springs Seaionols: 0 2 Sod us 0 6 Byron Bergon 0 _ Williamson States 1 2 Horley Allendale 0 2 Tully 0 1 Cold Springs 2 Vorsify Soccer JV Soccer MA 6 3 1 11 3 1 4 4 0 5 6 3 1 3 Noples Penn V Wllhomso WorerloM New Bloomfield Midlokes Noples Penn Yon Genevo Conondoiguo Victor Bloomfield Midlokes 4 1 1 0 0 2 2 1 2 0 1 0 0 3 T' M Boys Cross Country MA 20 Pol Moc . fr 43 36 South Seneca 19 36 Midlokes W 21 46 Conondoiguo 15 42 Morion 19 27 Williomson 29 36 North Rose 21 25 Lyons 30 42 Sodus QQ0 50 Vlaor 15 22 Marcus Whitmon 36 Wayne Red CreJ Penn Yon irerloo BTwork Genevo J nevu 23 47 15 21 17 3P Vorsify Footboll Pol Mac Lyon4r Genevo Red Jacket Midlokes Penn Yon Clyde Waterloo Girls Cross Country MA 24 Poll Moc 20 South Seneco 25 Genevo 50 Vlaor 29 Marcus Whitman 36 Woyne Penn Yon 44 Waterloo 46 Newark 40 Conondoiguo — Sodus 120 Foil Sports Record Foil Sports 121 V R R 5 I T V C c E R Vorslfy Soccer Row 1 A. Rlrter, C. Foiolo, C. Amidon. N Brody, R, Fox. D Mundr. L. Souhon, K Messmer. A YormollnsKy, J. Amldon Row 2 M. Scioldone, L. A. loucks, L. Foino, H. Vincinre. L Delio. B Doaeur. K. Boynron, C Borrert. M. Hurlburr. L. Corocdlo If you rhlnk rhls Is funny, look of rhem Concern obour rhe big gome The '85 girls soccer ream accomplished more than any ream in rhe hlsrory of Mynderse Academy. The Lody Blue Devils won rhe League, Secrion V Class A N.Y.S. Disrricr, N.Y.S. Regional Championship and also mode ir ro rhe Srore Championship finals before enduring rheir firsr loss of rhe season. The rremendous success was o direcr resulr of rhe hard work and devorion of rhe enrire ream. 1985 sow Liso Coroccilo ser rhe secrion V scoring record wirh 144 career goals, and rhe scoring dynamo's accomplishment did nor srop rhere. She was o 1 sr ream All League selecrion, Isr ream All Greorer Rochesrer member and rhe recipienr of rhe U.S. Army All American honors award. Maria Scioldone backed by o srrong defensive unir, ser rhe Secrion V record for mosr shurours by a goalie wirh 15. Joining Liso on Isr ream All League were Cherrie Berrer, Kori Boynron, ond Missy Hurlburr. 2nd ream members were Lee Ann Loucks, Chris Amidon, Loroine Foino, ond Jackie Amidon. We solure you girls! 122 Vorsiry Soccer JV Soccer Row 1 T Honslick. M. Kowolski. W Hurlburr. K. Morsholl. S. Henry. C Schooley. N Dovis. A Giovonnerri. L VonBergen Row 2 V. Loy. S. Proszkowicz. M A. Qonocci, C Messmer. D Gee. M C Skordy. K Burlew, L. Scioldone. M Chino. B. Brown Row 3 C. Schweirz. M A. Huff. K. Held. B Sipos, T Holden. S Porodise. R. Fronco. L Cosenrino. C Anderson j v 5 C c E R e The JV Lody Blue Devils kept the excellent Mynderse soccer pro-grom on frock this yeor posting o 10-2-2 record. The intangibles like desire and motivation were the building blocks for the girls who come together to be a team. As this group matures, be prepared to see a rough Mynderse unit, widening ond extending the trail of Varsity soccer success. JV Soccer 123 V fl Pi 5 I T V T B fl L L Vorsify Foorboll Row 1 L. Borro, M. Burgle. J. Herron, T. Porker. B Copp. R. Sorrorori, Cooch Michoels Row 2 T. Lombordo, S. Irelond. J. Deol, M Korweck, A. Norsuno. T. Mumford. B. Lopp Row 3 J. Verkey, S. Monsell. S. Swenson, D. Allen. D. Helpord. J. Dyer. M Chopin, B. Coy word, D. Proul, M. Anderson A rash of Injuries plagued rhe gridiron Devils, puffing a damper on pre-season expeaaflons. The feom never gove up fhough, and fhose who warched sow some very good momenrs. The 20-12 bearing of rhe Warerloo Indians wos rhe highlighf and finale of fhe '65 season. Much of rhe ream's success wos due ro imporronr roles ployed by irs seniors. Two rime All-Leogue Guard ond Co-Coproin Skip Irland anchored rhe line wirh Marry Burgie, Scoff Monsell, Jeff Herron, Kyle Whirraker ond Jim Dyer. Co-Caprain All-Leogue Tim Porker (503 yards rushing), Mike Anderson (975 yards rushing), Brennan Copp ond Tom Lombordo led rhe Mynderse offensive orrock. Underclassmen Scorr Swenson, Jason Deol, Jason Verkey and Bryon Coyword also mode major conrribufions rhis year, ond rhey ore expecred ro be rhe bockbone of rhe '86 ream. 124 Vorsiry Foorboll Sketching for rhe exrro yord JV Football Row 1 E. Corocdlo. J DelPopo. L. VonCleef. J. Rook. C. J. Forney. C. Troub, T. Gaun Row 2 S Herron. O. Flire. M. Rosenkrons. D. Sconlon, J. Plscitelll, T Dolton, E. Smith Row 3 E. Lorenzetti, T. Souhon, D. Mojor, D. Mocdonold. K. Glodys, J. Johns. M. Pratt. P. Some Modified Football Row 1 H. Copp. B. Lux, D. Manzori. B. Wheeler. J. Comello, Cooch Henry Row 2 G Baker. B Porlsh, J. Coroccilo, M Rhinehort. S. Cosenrino. S. Olstrowski Row 3 D. Olschewshe, D Bobbitt. T. Bush. K. Flynn. A. Shoh. D. Vogt. M. Miller. M. Sember, J. Brody This year's modified football ream seemed to show o lor of progress and is expected to do very well next year when they move up to J.V. The year started out o lot harder than the players expected. Most hod never experienced the rigors of on organized sport before, ond this experience represents a new challenge for most of the players. J F V □ □ m t □ B □ H I L F L I E □ The Mynderse JV football players ployed some great footboll in '85. Their only setbacks come ogoinst very formidable opponents which The Devils themselves proved to be. The perseverance ond dedication displayed by these young men will do a lot for the footboll program. Many in this year's team will hove their shot on the varsity level next yeor. With the some attitude shown this yeor. only good things wiH come. JV Modtfied FoorboJI 125 c R 5 5 U N T R V Cross Country Row 1 M. Smith, A. Donofrlo Row 2 A. Young. O. Frosor. J. Houf. J Conkey. K. Trolsl, K. Dressing Row 3 S. Anderson. M Shoh, J. Schnebly. J. Jorrert. D. Hordlson. J Decker. M. Rogers. S. Dovls. E. Dombrowskl Kim finishes strong The M.A. girls fielded o complete ream ond won their first meet In 5 years. This wos the highlight of the season, and gave us inspiration for the years to come. The struggle alone pleases us, not the victory. — Pascal. Since the M.A. boys lost 4 of lost year's top 5 runners, this could hove been o long year for the boys. However, the new recruits ond seasoned veterans ran above beyond their expectations ond finished with o very respectable record. Not in the clamour of the crowded streets, nor in the shouts ond plaudits of the throng, but within ourselves ore victory ond defeat.'' -William Wadsworth And rheir off 126 Crosscountry Tennis Row 1 M. Monzorl Row 2 W. Borber, M. Lohr, M. Scortoglio. K. Chodwlck Row 3 L. A. Tom S. Hopkins. K. Vogf. C. Schiller. J. Dellefove T E N N I 5 C H E E R The girls varsity tennis team ended their season with a record of 2-10. This record does not reflect the number of individual matches that were won. The girls put forth amazing effort this yeor and surprised several teams. However, they lost several matches ogoinsr teams that were extremely competitive this yeor. The girls ore expected to do much better next yeor due to the amount of experience and skill they achieved this year. Modified Cheerleoders Row 1 S. Westfall. K. Perrorto. T. Leone Row 2 H. Hortmon. T. Fololo. 5. Wilcox D. Dellefove Row 3 S. Borrys. J. Boker. G. K. Durso Tennls Modified Cheerleoders 127 V J fl V Pi - 5 c 1 H T E V E Pi The '86 cheerleading squads provided players and audience alike wirh very skilled routines which helped relieve the tension's of the moment. The upcoming cheerleaders seem to be more than ready to fill the shoes of their deporting senior friends. Without the help of dedicated coaches such os Miss Waldron, the Mynderse Academy cheerleaders would never hove been able to excell os for os they hove. Vorslry Cheerleaders Row 1 J. Some. D. Morr Row 2 T. Westfall, S. Weber. L. Coroccllo Row 3 K. Porker. L. Teror. C. Perdlcho, K. Plgnone, M. Andreas JV Cheerleaders S. Wormouth. A Church. T. Wesrfoll. T. Goodmon. M. O'Conner. C. Angllm. L. Smith, P Wldell. J Uflcone. K. Olufsen 128 Vorslry JV Cheerleaders r m Cooch Nicholson The 'Best'' in the lond Being o port of the 1985 Varsity Girl's Soccer reom wos o thrill. Everyone on the reom worked hord ond gove 100%. It wos Cooch Nicholson who mode the big difference for us. His cooching, os well os his friendship led us to the Store Finols. It wos great being port of o team where there wos no jealousy or arguing, just comoroderie ond o closeness that will never be forgotten. There ore many memories that we shore, the sectional ond regional gomes we ployed in the roin ond mud, the woy our friends ond families supported us through it oil, the excitement of becoming sectionol chomps, ond lost, but definitely nor least, the State Final Gome ployed in the freezing roin. We ore oil proud of our reom for never giving up even under adverse conditions. Our fans went through oil of it with us, ond for that we will be forever grateful. Liso Coroccilo m.n. m R5TEAD1D5 m o • • . • f . . •• •; • . l . ir Soccer Tribute 129 Vorsiry Boys Basketball MA 51 Wllliomson 56 38 Bishop Keorney 44 48 Genevo 62 50 Clyde 96 62 Midlakes 45 45 Nework 83 61 Conondoiguo 74 61 Clyde 86 53 Penn yon 58 38 Victor 44 46 Waterloo 51 53 Genevo 57 67 Midlokes 48 51 Nework I 75 55 Conondoiguo . 63 56 Penn Yon . 36 66 Viaor ; 43 50 Worerloo L72 r 130 rs Recor JV Boys DosKetboll Williamson Bishop Keorney Genevo Genevo Clyde Clyde Midlokes Midlokes Nework Nework Conondoiguo Canondoig1 Penn Yonj Penn Yon Victor Victor Waterloo Waterloo Vorsity Wrestling v Lyons Viaor Marcus Whitman Hatfimondsport Port Byron Conondoiguo Pol Moc Penn Yon i Nework i Morion Red Jacket Woyne Genevo Waterloo Vorsity Girls VOflev mM L Victc Penr i iMidlokes ■M Waterloo V Cqnanaoiguo 3 0 P Victor 3 0 f} Penn Yon 3 r c Jpfnevo ml WB � Nework 3 3 1 Midlokes 3 0 Waterloo 3 0 Conondoiguo 3 Winter Sports 131 UJ R E 5 T L I N G Vorsify Wrestling Row 1 R Durling. M. Coveil. M Constoble. E. Corocdlo. C. Corter. G. Cornevole Row 2 Cooch Word. L. Rescorl. T. Mum-ford. S. Monsell. C Praszkowicz. S. Swenson The Vorsify Wrestling team finished the season with o dual record of 8-6. This is Mynderse' best Vorsify Wrestling record in rhe post three years. This year's team consistently turned in solid performances and oil signs show that Mynderse Wrestling is once ogoin ready to challenge the rough Finger Lakes East. With the loss of only one senior, Tri-Coptoin Scott Monsell, the Blue Devils con look anxiously oheod to next season. 132 Vorsify Wrestling The JV Wrestlers ore o hord working group of boys. Through their dedicoted efforts, they hove greotly improved during this yeor. We ore looking forword to their support of the Vorsity Squod next yeor. Jv Wrestling Row 1 P Wirrh. M Foeolo. R. Honsen. E Flynn Row 2 M Miller. M. Rhinehorr. M Dellefove. P. Elyseev, N Peckhom, M. Poron Row 3 Cooch Prosser. J Vorreuter. J VonDellnder. K Glodis, K. Flynn. A. Norsuno. R. Triplerr J V m Despite o greot lock of experience, this yeor's Jr High Wrestling reom turned things oround ot mid-seoson ond finished up strong to poss o 7-4 overoll record. The highlights of the yeor included Jomie McMahon's outstanding wrestling which earned him o spot on the Vorsity Squod, os well os Croig Peterman's 9-0 record warranting him o spot on the JV team. Other noteworthy events included both Don Miller ond Phil Fohrenholz placing 2nd in the league tournament. Modified Wrestling Row 1 A. Peckhom. B Dovis. P Fohrenholz. C. Nelson. R. Lux Row 2 R Morgonri. B Polmer. J. McMohon, B. Price. C Kopkins Row 3 Cooch Moloney. D. Miller. K. Hooper. 5. Kline. C. Perermon. J. Mumford w Pi E 5 T L I N G JV Modifled Wrestling 133 V H R. B R 5 H E T B R L L Vorsiry Boskerboll Row 1 S. Aoglim. J. Verkey. T. Lombordo. M. Anderson. S. Dunhom Row 2 P Muldoon. D Rurz. D Helpord. B Hordison. J. Anderson. M. Sipos The 1985-86 season wos one full of many close gomes. With on occosionol lucky break, many losses could hove been victories. The season wos full of personal triumph ond growth, practice ond promise, ond the glory of young people fighting ond striving for o goal. The team wos composed of individuals with different tastes ond talents who worked together in on effort directed towards the common good. Though there were few victories, the team wos very competitive, ond mode it to the sectionals. 134 Vorsiry Boys Boskerboll Although the JV's got off to o slow srort. the second holf showed vosf improvement. Their record wos 6 6 in leogue ploy, 7-11 overall. In the second holf of the season, the JV's won five of their lost seven gomes. Next year should hold a surprise for the Varsity Squod. JV Boskerboll Row 1 5. Herron, P. Korzeniewski. T. Goun, D. Cobon, J Rook Row 2 J Johns. E Lorenzerri. R Miller. 5. Howe, P. Heid. K Greer The Freshman Boys hod o very successful 1985-86 basketball season. The ployers displayed o great team effort toward leorning, improving and winning. More importantly, they displayed great sportsmanship and, it wos o pleasure to coach such fine young men. Such attitude is desirable for the winning tradition that hos thus for been exemplified by Mynderse Athletes. Coach Ferorro Freshmon Boys Boskerboll Row 1 J. Brody. 5. Rutz. B. Holcomb Row 2 T. Russell. J. Coroccilo. T. Proyne Row 0 C Porree. M. Scioldone. D. Mocdonold J v F Pi B H 5 H E T B R L L JV Modified Boys Baskerboll 135 G I R L 5 B R 5 H E T B R L L The defending Section V Class D Champions started the season on a high note, winning the Women's Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament. Their record or the was 12-1 and Cooch Ferroro confidently forecast o 20-2 final mark. The league title rests on Mynderse's defeat of Penn Yon the repeat os sectional chomps was inevitable. With the core of the team in their final year, the future of the ream lies in the hands of the underclassmen, ond o host of JVs. With the Lady Blue Devils still holding the Class B rifle, next year is going to be extremely interesting. Varsity Girls Basketball Row 1 L. Delia, C. Borretr Row 2 N. Brody, L. A. Loucks, M. Scioldone Row 3 K. Ritter, D. DiSonto, L. Coroccilo, C. Amidon 136 Vorsiry Girls Basketball Teamwork, rhor is whor allowed rhe girls' JV Basketball ream to have a great and very successful season. Each girl was able to work with one another both on and off rhe court, which enhanced their performance. Like all reams, there were some rough spots, but rhe ream overcome the problems ond continued to ploy good basketball. The ream was o pleasure to be around, they mode my first year of coaching fantastic. Cooch Deporter j v m JV Girls Boskerboll Row 1 D. Drown. L Scioldone Row 2 M C Skordy, C Messmer. L. VonBergen. J. Amidon Row 3 C Anderson, D. Gee, L. Cosenrino. B Sipos, M Brodshow The Modified Girls' Basketball ream wos in fact surpisingly edepr in rhe gome of basketball. Even though for some of rhe girls this wos their first year ploying, their still wos o remarkable number of girls who already knew most of rhe rules. With the amount of enthusiasm ond skill which this team has shown, there seems to be no question about the future of Girls Boskerboll or Mynderse Academy. Modified Girls Boskerboll Cooch Moloney Row 2 A. Martin, L. Dovis. N. Fronefield. T. Leone Row 3 N. Swenson. A Elliott. V. Fulkrod. S. DeMonstoy Row 4 K. Petermon, J Baker, J. K. Durso, K. Johns G i Pi L 5 JV Modified Girls Boskerboll 137 L L E V B H L L Volleyboll Row 1 S Plurerri. M Scorroglio, J Dellefove. W Shumwoy Row 2 5. Kline. D. Sforto. S. Hopkins Row 3 C. Feolo. C. Messmer. R. VonCleef. C Schiller The 1985 Volleyball ream wos o young ream consisring of 3 seniors, 6 juniors, and rhe league's only freshmon. The ream’s setting and spiking gome improved o great deal during rhe season. We were involved in many long close gomes in several matches. Next year's ream has on excellent chance to give MA it's best Volleyball season in several years. 138 Vorsity Volleyboll The JV Volleyboll reom hod on excellent seoson. ond plon to do even better next yeor on the vorsity level. With the help of the greot cooching sroff, the girls were oble to pull off mony wins they never would hove. Through proctice ond devotion to the sport, the girls will never hove to worry obouf the future. JV Volleyboll Row 1 K. Higgins Row 2 R Compogno. C Flynn, T LoBour Row 3 M I Copoldi. M. A Hauff Row 4 F. Parish, M. R. D'Eredito, J Webster Bowling Row 1 S Morey. G Felice. K. Burlew. L. VonBergen. D Porodtse J. King Row 2 B Pudno. K Hoos J Conkey. G. Giugliono, J Bunnell. D Froser. D Gee Row 3 B Cousins. D Rose. K Honville. J Fowler. N Monino. R Kloppel. B McIntyre. D Gee This year s Dowling reom consisted of 20 bowlers, those with the top 5 overages being the starters or each match. The team finished second to C.A. in league standings, thus deserving o large amount of respect for the effort which they hove given. L B R L L B W L I N G JV Volleyboll Bowling 139 HCTIVITIE5 • • ••iVrf V ! - f • .• • •• ••it . vA-O' V- v. u .m , r;i-t £•:- ! • r VfV V.'y A r. • •• • « . • Activities 141 Lirerory Sroff Row 1 M. Burgie, K. Bergomo. B. Decker. C Coroccilo. E Osrerhout Row 2 K. Schweitz, G. Giugliono. K. Bokke, K Troisi, A Young It has been on incredible year for the 1985-86 Myndersion Sroff and for me os editor. This year's book incorporates grades 6-12, o first in the history of the Myndersion. This year's annual is one of the largest yearbooks ever published. If represents our continued effort to stress quality instead of quantity. However, our lirerory advisor, Mrs. Osterhout, and our business advisors, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Porker, helped to guide us in the production of one of the best yearbooks ever in Mynderse's history. The cooperation and assistance we received from the yearbook sroff and faculty deserves great commendation. Through working together, having fun, and learning, we believe we hove created o great yearbook. I know you will be os proud of the sixty-first edition of the Myndersion os I om! H. John Manzori Grophlcs Sroff Row 1 K Dressing Row 2 S. Monsell. H. Slmolo 142 Myndersion Business Srotf Row 1 K Schweifz. D. Foster. M Burgie Row 2 K Bleller J. Monzofi. B Decker Row 3 G Giugliono, B Hardison 5. Dovls. K. Troisi. T Schooley The Closs of 86 hos mode or or least gone through mony chonges. Doth ocodemicolly ond athletically the expectations of this year’s seniors hove greatly increased. From the number of credits needed to graduate, to lisa Caroccilo’s scoring record, the burden of betterment on those classes which ore yet to follow hos been tremendously increased Even the number of Regents scholarships owarded this year demonstrates the dedication ond hard work which this year's seniors hove shown. Even though this, yearbook hos been dedicated to 0 person who we believe hos helped us o great deal over the post years, this book is truly dedicated to the Closs of '86 for everything they hove accomplished, ond ore yet to accomplish. 1 personally would like to thonk everyone who hos contributed to the production of the '86 Mynder-sion, without whose help ond concern, this yearbook would never hove been possible. We hove tried to produce o yeorbook which could be held up ond respected by oil, ond I believe we hove accomplished that task. Steven King hotogrophy Sroff Row 1J Dyer. M Durgie Row 2 M Elliott. M Shoh. $ King Mynderston J H i UJ fl N I 5 J r. R □ T R R I R N 5 Jr. Kiwonions ore dedicated to promoting higher social, business and professional standards. The Junior Kiwonions get o better understanding of how Kiwonions operate in the country. Through service to the community, the Kiwonis organization provides help directly to the needy. Jr. Rotorions ore placed into o role in the organization which is one more of observation than participation. By observing members in their roles in society, the Jr. members see that the fraternal organizations provide much assistance to the community. Jr. Kiwonis J. Monzori, T Porker 144 Kiwonis Rorory Jr Rororions 0. Leonord. J Decker. C. Coroccilo, S. King Sroge Left consisted mostly of octing workshops. We hod no productions, no oudifions. no performonces. but we did hove fun. There wos certoinly o voriety in our membership, both in individuoliry ond in bockground. We monoged to pull together, though . . . to creote ond to trust. Through im-provisotion we discovered whot we. os individuols. ore copoble of. Our obvious gool — to be confident on stoge. However, we oil discovered something new obouf ourselvews. ond that our confidence con motch our potential. Dromo Club Row 1 H Bennirr. T Word Row 2 M Burgle. A Morropese. K Bleiler Row 3 K Bergomo. C Pro-szkowicz. K Bokke. P O'Brien Model UN Row 1 M. Chino. B Cammuso. L. Souhon. N. Honslkik. J DiCesore Row 2 D Loy. J. Kupllnskl. C Porodise. R Morrin. K TroW. H Bennirt. G Glugliono. J. Monzori Row 3 W Goble. M. Bero. M Covell. N Gonzon. B. Ookes. J Becker. E. Dombrowski. T. Hosrer Several new members hove learned o great deal obouf current international issues from their involvement in the United Notions Club this year. In Jonuory, club members portrayed the United Kingdom ond Jopon or o conference of Syracuse University. In February some members represented the Congo ond Trinidod-Tobago of o Washington, D.C. conference. In this picture you will see students who. if they ore typical of club members of previous years, will go on to major in various progroms in international affairs ond social sciences in college ond then undertoke major government jobs in these fields. u Pi fl m fl c L U B E L U. N. Dromo Model UN 145 B L C H m G fl fl Block M is rhe club for mole vorsiry orhleres who ore in or least two Mynderse sports. Block M members ore responsible for running the concession stand ot home gomes in the winter sports season. The money raised there is used, under the supervision of Mr. Porodise, for award fund donations, ond community athletic service. This year Block M also mode donations to the 1st on-nuol East-West All Star Boskerboll gome ond the SMS athletic banquet. Block M Bow 1 J. Deol. S. Irlond, M Anderson Bow 2 T. Lombordo, T Porker. B. Copp Bow 3 W. Holden. D. Burz. J Anderson This years GAA activities were selling Mynderse Athletic Sweatshirts, selling raffle tickets for All Sports Boosters, ond sponsoring o Jump-o-rhon for rhe American Heart Assoc, in March for Jr. Sr. High students. The club also purchased rhe Patricio Hurley Memorial Award for rhe 9th grade girl excelling in leadership, sportsmanship, ond athletic ability, ond the GAA award for rhe outstanding Sr. female athlete. ignorance 146 Block M GAA GAA Bow 1 D Morr. C. Feolo, 5 Pluretri Bow 2 N. Brody. A Bitter, C Amldon. D DiSonto. L. A. loucks Bow 3 K Brown, L. Foino, C. Borrett. L. Delia, B Docreur The Pegosus program is one of cooperative group activities, ond clever individual projects. We travel to interesting places, such os Albany, Rochester, ond Syracuse, to visit museums ond copirol buildings. As o group, we hove o lot of fun, bur learning is our main objective. P E G fl 5 U 5 Pegosus Row 1 D Lopez. S. Slnho. J. Bishop. B, Corsner Row 2 A Dovis. J. Slnicropi. M. Porodise. T. Foiolo Row 3 B. Conner. M. Giugliono, S Rogers, B. Irlond, J. Jorrert. J Peone. Mrs Becker F H fl FHA Row 1 N Fronefield J. Lofler, C. Cornevole, K. Corbone. L. Fomo Row 2 V. Miller 5. Hosrer. V DeWoll. A Mohoney. B. Flock. T. Wheeler Future Homemakers of America is o vocational student organization that functions os on integral port of the home economics curriculum ond operates within the school system. Chapters encourage personal growth, leadership development ot the local level, district, store ond notional levels.- family ond community involvement, ond understanding the dual roles of men ond women. Pegosus FHA 147 J A Z Z A □ C H The Mynderse Acodemy Jozz Rock Ensemble is o group of 14 select singers with o complete rhythm section comprised of o piono, synthesizer, boss guitor ond drums. In Moy of 1985, the Jozz Rock Ensemble travelled to New York City and Boston. Along with seeing the hit Broodwoy musical Cots , they competed in the Boston Heritage Music Festival, ond come home with o “Gold Award '. Jazz Rock Row 1 K. Bergomo. T. Schooley. T. Wigsten. D Russell. K Dleiler Row 2 C. Coroccilo. S. Oronciforre. M Shah. B. Grom. L. Falno Row 0 K Kuney. J. Wlllower. T. Corsner. M Hornocker. 5 Dovis. P O'Brien C □ L □ A G U A A □ The 17 member Color Guard performed to the music of Depeche Mode ond Klootu under the watchful eye of instructor Mike Westfall. Again in '86, the Mynderse Guard proved to be very com-petivive in Closs A. Competitions ot Morcus Whitman, N. Syracuse, ond Conondoiguo highlighted o successful year, oil topped off with performances or the Seneco Foils ond Gorhom Pogeont of Bonds. Color Guard Row 1 K. Bergomo. B Irlond. J. Bennett Row 2 C. St.Germoine. L. Bokke, K. Bokke. K. Updyke. N Dovis Row 3 B Khounpochasmy. T. Cimochowski, A. Brink, B. Decker. L. Foino. B. Becker. Y. Houf. P. Bokke 146 Jozz Rock Colorguord This yeor was rhe first year in many that Spanish Club has existed os a group separate from the International Club. All members worked diligently planning activities and raising money to establish rhe club, as well as working to finance o group trip to Puerto Rico. We hope the Spanish Club will continue to grow in the future. Sponish Club Row 1 T. Wigsten, M. Smith, T. Schooley. M. Monzorl. S. Henry. I A Srohl, J DeCesore Row 2 B. Cruz, N. Brody, D. Morr. K. Cunningham, M Mohoney. S. Bronciforre. R. Martin Row 3 K. Nies. 0 Froiser. K Jockson. L Delio. K. Troisi, C. Portee, J. Manzari. J Houf In its first yeor independent of the International Club, the French Club hos decided to forego o trip to Quebec City in favor of o voyage to France in July 1986. Our fund-raising efforts for the yeor 1985-86 were directed towards that future goal. French Club Row 1 A. Brink. J. Aircher. M Monti, J. KuplinskJ. M Chino Row 2 L. U, J Bunnell. D. Mundt. S. Hopkins. S. Alessio. J Webster. K. Schelty Row 3 K. Harrington. K Vogt. B Bishop. D Rose. J Willower. K. Bohmon. N Honslick. K. Kuney. J. Kurylo Row 4 T Hoster. B Gombee. W Holden, B Lorobee. M. Rogers. D Fisk. D Proul, C. Proszkowicz Sponish French Clubs 149 Shoh, J. Kuplinski, A. Donofrio. D. Froiser, S. Bronciforte, K. Bleiler. M. Burgie, P. Elyseev. E. Souhon. K. Porker Row 3. H. Bennett. K. Lohr. M. Monti, K. Drown, C. Coroccilo, J. Willower, R. Murdock. C. Proszkowicz. D. Miller, K. Vogt. G. Giugliono. R. Sorrotori. K. Troisi. T. Honslick, K. Bergamo The Mynderse Academy Junior-Senior High Student Councils ore extremely active, service organizations. They ore committed to developing shcool spirit, fostering good citizenship, extending inter-class cooperation and promoting student-faculty communication. In linking students, faculty, staff and administration, the councils promote various activities, charity fund raisers, information and community services ond holiday entertainment. Jr High Student Council Row 1 S. Wikox. J. Sinlcropi Row 2 D Miller. J Coroccilo. C Schooley. J Webster. M Giugliono. T. Leone Row 3. D. Morble. S. Monti, S. Duck. C. Willower. L Freier, T Durgie. K Wigsten, K. Higgins, M Covell. A Dellefove. M. Bochert. N. Schweitz. Mrs. Osterhout. K. Corbone. M. Griggs Row 4. T. Morey. J. LoTurco. K Golbolly. S. Westfoll. S. Proszkowicz. M. Bonnocci, J. Houf, V. Fulkrod. B. Becker. B. Cruz. D. White. K. Vondervort. P. Hamilton, K. Peterson, N. Dovis. D. Monzori. B Ireland. T. Bordo 150 Student Council Girls Store gives o junior girl o week-long opportunity to leorn more obout our store government. The representotives get o chonce to meet ond work together in various debates, coucuses and lectures. Girls Store is both educational ond enjoyable. Boys Store is a seminar sponsored ond run by the American Legion. Selected students journey to Albany where they leorn obout our store government ond how it works. The boys participate in mock assembly meetings ond run for store ond local offices in o government which they themselves set up. Our of the 1500 boys who participate, 2 members ore selected to represent our store in Boys Notion. Girls Store T. Schooley. R. Murdock Boys Store Row 1 M. Burgle. J. Monzori, C. Coroccilo. T Porker Row 2 S. King, B Leonard. M. Shoh. J. Becker. M. Elliott. B Copp G I R L 5 5 T fl T E B □ V 5 5 T H T E Girls Boys Store 151 152 Morching Bond • • Morching Bond 153 c H R U 5 The premier choral group or Mynderse Academy, the Varsity Chorus is mode up of forty-three sophomores, juniors ond seniors. The Varsity Chorus has the heaviest concert schedule of oil the choral groups. In addition to the Christmas ond Spring concerts, the Varsity Chorus performs or Open House, and combines with the Junior High Chorus ond the Waterloo High School choruses for o concert in April. In Moy, the choruses will take port in the on-nuol state adjudication festival. Senior soprano Kathy Bleiler was honored with selection to the 1985 Zone 2 Area All-Store High School Chorus. Sixty-three singers strong, the Junior High Chorus is o training ground for the older singing groups. Mode up of eight ond ninth graders, the chorus takes port in school concerts ond participates in the onnuol store adjudication festival. Dosed on lost year's score or that festival, the Mynderse Academy Junior High Chorus has been invited to sing or the store copirol on March 27rh. As port of the Music In Our Schools Month'' celebration, the chorus is one of approximately sixty choruses ond bonds from throughout the store that hove been accorded such honor. Vorsify Chorus Row 1 K. Bergomo. J. Schroeder. H. Bennirr. D Perrorro. L Souhon. D Porodise. K. Lux. T. Wigsten Row 2 K Nies. J Alcorn. D. Cimochowski. T Dombrowski. D Borro, M. Lohr. K Bohmon. L. Huson Row 0 D Miller. B. Grom. M Monre. K. Jockson. M. Shoh. 5 Bronciforre. R. Borbleri. M. Burgie. K Bleiler. D Russell. J. Peterson, C. Connolly Row 4 L VonDellnder. K Trolsi, H. Vincente. P O'Brien. T. Corsner. M Horrnocker. S. Dovis. J Wlllower. K Kuney. C. Coraccilo. J. Kupllnski, M. R. D Eredito Jv. Chorus Row 1 C Nelson. G. Durso. K. Perrorto. P Fohrenholrz, C McConn. H. Coyword, T. Burgie. J. Aicher, C. Copp. K. Sochs Row 2 J. Goree. B. Khounpochosmy. M. Dellefove, L. Fomo. J Jones, M McConn. L. Fowler. T. Foiolo. 5. Jones. H. Horrmon Row 3 $. Proszkowicz, A. Brink. A Mohoney. K. VonBergen. C Schooley, V. DeWoll. 5 Hosrer. N. Fronefield. J Houf. T. Cimochowski. Row 4 A. Woodruff. G Srorto. J. Baker. C. Corotozzolo. T Hogon. L. Brink. B. Irlond. A Palmer, M. Howell. J. Ingondello, T. Frosier. T. Sweeney. T. Burchium. N Dovis Row 5 B Bishop. B Becker. J. Burgie. A Elllort, N. Swenson. T. Horrnocker. K. Peterson. J. Webster. D White. V. Fulkrod. N. Cruz. A Miller. T Shone. M. Freier 154 Chorus This winrer rhe Ski Club rroveled ro Bristol Mr. neor Conondoiguo for six frips of skiing. The club encouroged students who were nor members to come olong once or twice during the seoson ond roke odvontoge of rhe group rotes. Through proc-rice, lessons ond the chollenge of rhe slopes, they oil improved our style ond hod o greet rime os well! Ski Club Row 1 G. Giugliono, J. King, D Clork Row 2 J. Kurylo. M Rogers. J Decker. D Alton Row 3 C Proszkowicz, M. Prorr. P. O'Brien, D. Copp Yorkers Club Row 1 C. Nelson, J. P. Portee. R. Kiphur Row 2 Mr. Kloppel. S. Rogers. V. Bennetf. R. Morgonri. B Becker. N. Cruz Row 3 D. Miller. S. Anderson. K. Vondervorr. C. Portee. B Gombee. T. Shone The MA Yorkers ore involved in working on both individuol ond group history projects. They hove about 25 club members who ore working on everything from historical editorial cartoons to croft documentor ion. Their projects ore entered or rhe onnuol Yorkers Store Award Convention to be held this year or Loke Placid, N.Y. Lost year they hod 9 winners. Three Isrs ond Six 2nds, 6 3rds, ond they ore hoping, for more this year. 5 H I C L U B V Pi H E Pi 5 Ski Club Yorkers 155 J fl z z B fl Niazz Bond Row 1 K Bergamo. C. Sr Germaine. A. Morropese. K Bleiler. A Ritter. D Frasier Row 2 C Porodise. G. Gulgliano. M. Elliott. M. Shoh. C Coroccilo. L. Faino. J. Joyce Row 3. K. Dressing, R Murdock. M. Horrnocker. K. Brewer. B Hordison. D Miller. J. Becker. B. Decker The High School Jozz Bond again established itself os on outstanding music ensemble. Performances or Union-Endicorr, Honeoye, Syracuse, Auburn and N.Y.U. oil served to spread the word that Jozz is ’ King'' ot M. A. Congotulotions on o memorable year! 156 Jozz Bond Jr. High Concert Bond Row 1 J Miller. T. Duck. M. Howell. V. Fulkrod. S. Decker. V. Benrort. J. Webster. C. Schooley Row 2 T. Froiser. M Johns, J. Durgie. C Dolron. K. Corbone. A. Mohoney. H. Horrmon. K Perrerson, T. Foiolo. D. Irlond. T. Durgie Row 0 J. VonDelinder. P. Fohrenholz. A. Dovis. M. Frier, N. Dovis, N. Cruz, M. Prorr Row 4 J Prorr. C. Schweitz. S. Proszkowicz, J. Houf. J. Aicher, M. Giugliono. C. Hopkins. P Hollenbeck. C Prorr. A. Shoh, D Lux. D. Cruz. D. White The Junior High Concert Bond is quite ocrive throughout eoch school yeor. The bond's concert schedule includes o Chrisrmos concert, o Christmas assembly program for grades 6-8. a Spring concert, ond o June concert. Several students in the bond ore active in the high school marching bond, color guard ond the annual school musical producton. Opportunities for solo ond small ensemble performance ore available to eoch bond member ot the annual Spring New York State School Music Association Evaluation Festival. Sr High Concert Bond Row 1 D. Dorro. D. Cimochowski. T. Houf. M Lohr. M Shoh. K. Troisi. A Young. K Dleiler Row 2 T. Schooley. K. Dressing. K Bergomo. K Schweitz. A. Morropese. C. Sr Germoine. R. Murdock. L VonDelinder. S Bronciforre. M. Brodshow. L Bokke Row 0 L. Weeks. D. Froiser. G Giugliono. B. Decker. B. Decker, J. Becker. D. Miller. J. Kuplinski. C Coroccilo Row 4 J Best. J. Joyce. L. Foino, C. Porodise. 5. Dovis. M. Elliott. B. Hordison. M. Horrnocker. M.Shoh The Senior High Concert Bond, comprised of students in grades 10 Through 12. under rhe direction of James Besr. performs annually in the Christmas ond Spring concerts ending rhe school year with o performance in the Gorham Pageant of Bonds. J R 5 R C N C E R T B fl N □ Jr. Sr. High Concert Bonds 157 N R T L H □ N □ R 5 □ C I E T V Norionol Honor Society Row 1 K. Dressing. K. Dergomo. C. Feolo. J Monzori. J Jorrerr. S King Row 2 K Dokke. M Drown. K Drown. A M. Skordy. R. Fox. T. Schooley Row 3 R. Murdock. R. Jockson. M. Shoh. L. A. Loucks. K Dleiler Row 4 J Decker. A Morropese. D. Leonord. C Coroccilo. S. Alcorn. M. Durgie Norionol Honor Society students ore selected by the foculty who recognize o high set of srondords. Quolities of good chorocter development, leodership, scholorship ond service. Doth school ond community ore reworded os o student joins the ranks of this elite group. Once selected these students ore expected to continue demonstrating these quolities, thus setting on example for fellow students. Mrs. Dickieson, the advisor, is responsible for directing N.H.S. members in coordinating such activities os parents night, the induction of new members, ond on onnuol candlelight ceremony. 156 Norionol Honor Society Who's Who Row 1 D Honnoh. A Young. K Dressing. K Bergomo. C. Feolo. J. Some. S. Tolomie. T. Schooley. J Jorrerr Row 2 L. Coroccilo. 0 Copp. K Bokke, K. Drown, D. DiSonro, A. M. Skordy, R. Fox. J Monzorl Row 3 L. Scioldone. R. Murdock. M. Shoh. L. A Loucks. K. Dleiler Row 4 J. King. R Meeks. J. Becker. A. Morropese. W. Leonord. C. Coroccilo. 5. Alcorn. M Durgie Row 5 D. Lorrobee. K. Troisi. J Herron. L. Foino. $ Corello. M. Horrnocker. M Elllorr. K. Durlew. M Anderson Row 6 T. Hubbord. K. Dohmon. M. Shoh, C. Sr Germoine. J. Mohoney Row 7 J DiCesore. M. Dero. M Rogers. W Holden. N. Gonzon. B Decker. D. Russell UJ H 5 LU H Who's Who ond Disr. Americon High School Srudenrs musr meet locol os well os norionol norms of excellence. In oddirion ro posessing ocodemic achievement ond exfro-curricular involvement. member students ore expected to contribute to 'he growth of locol, stote ond -lotionol communities. Disr H S S. Row 1 T Wigsren, A. Young. K. Dressing. K Dergomo. C Feolo, W Skinner. J Some. S. Tolomie. D. Morr. N Brody Row 2 L Coroccilo. B Copp. K Bokke. M Brown. K Brown, D DiSonro. A M Skordy. R Fox. T. Schooley. K. Chadwick Row 3 L Scioldone. R Murdock. R. Jockson. M Shoh, L A Loucks. K Blieler. J. Monzori Row 4 R. Meeks. J. Becker. A Morropese. W Leonord. C. Coroccilo. S. Alcorn. M Burgie. J. Jorrerr Row 5 H. Simolo. M. Horrnocker. P O'Brien. M. Elliorr, K. Burlew. M. Anderson Row 6 J Show, D Froiser. D Miller. J. Herron, L Foino, S. Corrello. N Honslick Row 7 L. Delia. M Monzori. S. Hopkins. D Loy. C Sr Germoine. S Swenson. B Decker. D. Russell. K. Kuney I 5 T. 5 T Who's Who Disringuished Srudenrs 159 Spring is rhe reowakening of the earth after a long and cold winter seoson. Spring arrived early as the Music Deportment began the annual musicol production under the direction of Mr. Douglas Avery. On a cold Saturday morning in February, musical participants began their grueling fifteen hour dance marathon to raise rhe money needed for costumes. Finally, all their efforts paid off in March, as rhe high seas come alive when ' Anything Goes was presented to rhe public. It was a show thor wos equally enjoyed by the cost, crew and audience. In rhe spring. Mynderse students traveled throughout rhe Northeast. The Model UN Club journeyed to Washington and rhe Dig Apple” with their fearless leader. Mr. Walter Gable, to solve the world's problems. The International club visited Quebec, Conoda under the direction of Mr. K.-Dowser and Miss Waldron. The trip wos described as “rres bie'n. In May. the Jozz Rock Ensemble traveled to NYC and Doston to participate in rhe Dosron Heritage Music Festival. The ensemble wos presented with rhe highest honor at the competition, the Gold Award. This successful trip will always hold fond memories for the students who participated. R Spring sports faired very well in '85. The Golf ream had a great seoson. achieving rhe divisional championship. The Lady Dlue Devil Softball team advanced to sectionals, bur unfortunately lost rhe final game. The Doy's Daseball team was very successful and won rhe title of Section V Class A Champions after defeating East Rochester in a very rough game. 160 Seasons Seasons 161 5 U m m E Pi Four of our mosr diligent sroff members ended their coreers ot the end of the 1985 school yeor. In the Jr. High office, the fomilior foce of Mrs. Morie Morsh will be missing for the first rime in 23 yeors. Honk Emerson and Les Robinson retired having combined 34 yeors of service. After o quarter century of girls' physical education instruction, Miss B. Angelo Bon-tuvonis. turned over her whistle to o new generation. During thor long hot summer, teachers ond administrators hod to pock up oil of their belongings os Mynderse was closed for the first rime. In this rime our old asbestos ceilings were removed ond the floor in the, Green monster, Jr. High gym, wos converted into o new wooden floored facility. While the school building wos being renovated, several of our finest female soccer players were invited to sharpen their skills against international competition during o European tour. The reopening of the building ond the posting of the homeroom lists signaled the end of summer ond the orrivol of the new school yeor. 162 Seasons FThe turning of the leoves morked the beginning of onorher exciting school yeor. This Foil, students returned to o ’new Mynderse. Over the Summer the removol of the asbestos ceilings changed the interior. New ceilings ond fresh point adorned the school's hallways. Mynderse nor only hod its interior refurbished, bur the doily schedule wos also changed. Instead of nine forty-two minute periods, we were faced with ten periods of only forty minutes each. ROnce again, the M.A. girls soccer ream gave Seneco Foils a ploce on the mop. After winning their division, the girls continued on to win the rifles of Section V Class A champions ond Class C State Finalists. The girls mode us all very proud. The football ream did foirly well this yeor with o 4 and 4 record and o crucial win over the Waterloo Indians. Homecoming weekend wos o great success. The sophomores rook first place in the float competition with the seniors, freshmon ond juniors following up behind. The gym wos converted into o city for the rheme of ’’Dig City Nights.'' Simon Jef- L fries, from 96 WCMF in Rochester, supplied the music for o pleosont evening of dancing. As the leoves begon to foil ond the cold northern wind blew snow ond ice into Seneco Foils, Mynderse students pulled out their worm clothes ond prepored for old mon winter. SiSCA SONG Of VICTOR H£AR TVEMYMCXRSt CR£$ i FOUR w«0TWEUff Eagles m:ik a pc THE pc w S 0WO THE EAGL£SfCGW« TO W6 WE TRE37D BEAT THE MTNtfRSE TEAM G COD'DCAthig! 164 Seasons Seasons 165 UJ I N As rhe colorful leaves fell and were covered in blankets of white, students of Mynderse turned their attention to winter's activities. The Christmas Holidays were celebrated with trees in both lobbies, concerts by rhe Music Deportment, decorated doors bulletin boords. and conned food drives for the less fortunate. The winter sports found Blue Devil athletes involved in various forms of competition including basketball, volleyball, wrestling and bowling. The seoson wos highlighted by the Girl's boskerboll ream s victory in the Women's Holl of Fome Tip-Off Tournament ond o strong second place league finish for the bowling ream. As winter held its icy grip on rhe oreo, students were kept busy with o variety of worthwhile endeavors — The cost of My Fair Lady'' spent endless hours in rehersol. Members of rhe Student Council participated in a telethon to raise money for rhe Happiness House. Preparations were begun for the Senior Boll. For the first, students in history ond English were involved in preparations for Advanced Placement exams. As remperorures wormed ond melting snow begon to give woy to the green of gross ond leaves, thoughts turned to rhe joys of outdoors ond spring. 166 Seasons Seasons 167 JV Boskerboll Student Council — 5 V Chorus — J. S Bond — F. J. S Girts Ensemble — So Gris Store Alt — J Karen M Bergomo International Club — F. So Model UN — So. J Student Council — So. i. S Jozz Rock — J. S Yearbook — JS Sroge Bond — S ° Color Guard —T V Tennis — F. So. J. 5 Chorus — F. So. J. S Girls State Alt. Who's Who Yeorbook — S JV Basketball — 5 Mark Buckingham V Football — So Bowling — So. J. S Mogee Vol. Fire Dept. Gregory T Bulb JV Bose boll — So JV Football —5o V Football — J. S Lacrosse J.S Wrestling — F. So Track F. So. J. S ■ Council — S Chorus — J S V Boskerboll — So. J. S JV Baseball V Baseball SADD - J. S Musical roma Club JV Basel JV Football V Football Tennis Boys State — J •nor Roll Cherrie J. Borrert Girls Basketball — F. So. J. S Girls Volleyball — F, So, J. S Softball — F. So. J. S Soccer — F. So. J. S Who's Who —■ J. S John C. Becker: Ski Club —J.S Model UN — S Musical — So. J. S Marching Bond — F. So. J, S Field Bond — F. So. J, 5 Stage Band — F. So. J. S JV Boskerboll — So Cross Country — F. So. J, 5 Golf — F. So. J High Honor Roll — F. So, J, S Who's Who — S ‘ Not'I Honor Society — S Boys Store — J Jr. Rotorion — S Concert Bond — F. So, J, S Eogle Scout Mary Ann Belle: BOCES Heidi S. Bennirt: Future Teachers — J Model UN — S Ball Committee — S Honor Roll — F. So Kori E. Boynton. G.A.A.—5 Girls Boskerboll — So, J. S Softball — So Soccer— F. So. J, S Kurt A. Brewer: —KJMosIcol — F. So. J. S Morching Band — F. So. J. S F� eld Bond—F, So. J.S Stoqe Bond — F, So. J. S Bowling — F Not'l Honor Society — J. S Kristen M. Brown: Class Secretary — S G.A.A. — J. S Homecoming Comm. — S Student Council — S Trock — F, So Soccer — F. So, J High Honor Roll — F, So. J. S Not'l Honor Society — J.S Who's Who —J. S Homecoming Court — J Marco Brown: Student Council — VP-S Student Council — J Lacrosse — F, So. J. S High Honor Roll — F. So. J. S Vorslry Chorus — F. So. J. S Jazz Rock — J.S Musical — F. So. J. S Morching Band — F, So. J. S Field Band — F, So, J. S Stage Bond — F. So. J. 5 Summer Bond — F, So. J, S Concert Bond — F. So. J. S Track — So, J, S Jr Rotorion — S Boys Store — J High Honor Roll — F. So. J, S Not'l Honor Society — J. 5 Who' Who — J. S Dromo Club — So, J. S Floor Chairman — So, J, S Eogle Scout Lisa A. Coroccilo; G.A.A. — F. So, J, S Dance Committee — F, S Girls Basketball — F, So, J. S Girls Volleyball — F Softball — So, J, S Soccer — F, So. J, S Not’l Honor Society — J. S Suzanne M. Carello: Dance Committee — S Yearbook — S Star Recorder — F, So. J. 5 David Carforo: JV Footboll — F, So 168 Senior Reords Solly A Alcorn: Cheerleader — F, So High Honor Roll — F. So, J Not'l Honor Society — J. S Dist.H.5.5 — J.S Leoders Club — F David J. Allan Ski Club — S JV Football — F. So V Footboll — J.S Locrosse — F, So. J. S Yeorbook — J Michael C Anderson: Class Treosurer — S Block M — J, S High Honor Roll — F, So. J. S Homecoming Court — F Wendy Goodmon: Srudenr Council — J Soccer — F. So. J SofTboll — F. So Girls Bosketboll — F. So. J Trock — F. So. J Michelle Gottscholl. Yearbook — S Marching Bond — F. So Field Bond — F. So Who’s Who —S Melisso Hoos: Varsity Chorus — So. J. S Student Council — So Musical — F. So. J. S Debra Hannah: Musicol — F Yeorbook — S Volleyboll — F. So Softball — F Cheerleader — F Bryon Hardison Musicol — So Marching Bond — F. So. J. S Field Bond — F. So. J. S Stoge Bond — F. So. J. 5 Summer Bond — F, So. J. S JV Bosketboll — So V Basketball — J. S Cross Country — S .Golf — F. So Eogle Scout . Mike Harrnocker: Musicol — F. So. J. 5 Stage Bond — F. So, J, S Summer Bond — F. So, J. S Field Bond — F. So J, 5 Marching Bond — F. So. J. S Marjorie Heisser: Soccer — F. So Cheerleader — F. J Honor Roll — F, So, J. 5 Maurice Hawthorn: JV Bosketboll — F JV Football — F. So V Football — J Trock — F. So. J. S Brion Henderson: V Football — J JV Football — F. So Jeff Herron: JV Football — F. So V Football — J. S Lacrosse — So. J. S Class Vice Pres. — J Dist. H.S.S. — J. S Notional Honor Society — J. S Mary Hughes. Volleyboll — So. S Melisso Hurlburt: Cross Country — J Trock — F Soccer — So. S Cheerleader — F Ski Club —So Seword Iriond: Block M — So. J. S JV Bosketboll — So JV Baseball — F, So V Baseball - J. S Cheerleader — F Homecoming Court — J Melisso K. Dressing Donee Comm —5 Student Council — So. S Student Council Off. — J V Chorus — So Yeorbook — S Marching Band — F. So. J. 5 Field Bond — F. So. J. S Sroge Bond —F. So. J. S Summer Bond —F. So J. S Crosscountry —S Honor Roll — F. So Shane R. Dunham Lacrosse — F. So High Honor Roll — F. So. J. S Mlchoel T. Chopin: Block M — S Donee Commirtee • F. S • Freshman Basketball — F JV Bosketboll — So V Basketball — J JV Football — F. So V Football — J, 5 Varsity Locrosse — So. J. S Marls W Cirone Anne L Cllngermon: Girls Volleyboll — J. S Musicol — F Marching Bond — F Sroge Bond — F FresJtfnpn Basketball JV Basketball — So Yeorbook — S Marching Bond — F. So. J. S Field Bond — F. So. J. S Srage Bond — F. So. J. S Musicol —TSo. J. S Summer Bond — So, F. J. S Track — F. J. S Wrestling — J. S Boys Store — J Vho's Who — J, S I HS.S.—J.S V Football —J, S Boys Store — J High Honor Roll — F. So. J, S Who’s Who —- J, S Eogle Scout Scott M. Dovis: Student Council — F. So. J Chorus — F. So. J. S Musicol — F, So. J, S Marching Bond — F. So. J, S Field Band — F. So. J. S Cross Country — J. 5 Trock — So. J. S Wrestling — So Eogle Scout Carolyn M. DeChick: BOCES Brenda L. Decker: Student Council — So Yeorbook — S Musicol — F. So, J. S Marching Bond — F. So. J, S Field Band — F. So. J. S Stage Bond — F. So, J, S Color Guard — S Summer Bond — F. So. J. S Softball — F Homecoming Committee — J Brion M. DeVine: Crcfcs Country — F. So. J Track — F, So. J Wrestling — F Deonno M. DiSonro: G.A.A. — S Girls Basketball — F, So. J. 5 Softball — F. So, J. S Soccer — F, So. J Lorolne FblnG': . G.A A. — J. S Musicol — F. So, J. S Morching Bond — F. So. J. S Field Bond — F. So. J. S Summer Bond — F. So. J. S Color Guard — S Soccer — F. So. J. S Trock — So Bosketboll — So Homecoming Court — S Who’s Who — S Cecilio Feolo: International Club — F. So. J G.A.A. — S Soccer — So. J. S Volleyboll — J. S Bowling — F. So • Tennis — S Morching Bond — F. So. J Field Bond — F. So, J Color Guard — F, So High Honor Roll — So, J, 5 Who’s Who — J. S Brendo Flock: Future Homemakers — F. So. 5 Robin Fox: G.A.A. — S International Club — So Leaders Club — F Softball — F. So. J. S Soccer — F. So. J, S Cheerleoder — F. So Senior Records 169 JV Foorboll — F V Foorboll — So, J, S Regina Jockson: Chorus — F. So High Honor Roll — J. S Who's Who — 5 Volleyball — So Comero Club — So Notional Honor Society — S Jeffrey Jorrett: Yorker Club — F. So, J. S Stage Bond — F. So. J. 5 % Marching Bond — F, So, J 5 Norionol Honor Society - J. ! Field Bond — F. So. J, T Summer Bond — F, So. J. 5 High Honor Roll —F. So. J, S Boys State — J Who's Who — J, S Science Olympics — So Lori Jenson: Yearbook — S Track — F Softball — J Cheerleader — F. S Chorus — F Student Council — F Mike Korweck: V Football — J. S Locross — F, S Steve King: Science Club — J Yearbook — J, S Eagle Scour Boys Store — J Jr Rotorion — S High Honor Roll Comero Club — F Yearbook Editor — S Audio Visual — F. So. 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Jon 47 Wossink. Michoel 47 Wenderlich. Paula 47 Werth. Dorlene 47 Willower. Jennifer 148 150 154 Young. Bradley 47 BEGINNING GRADE 9 Aicher. Jennifer 154. 156. 157 Amidon. Frederick 32 Anderson. Melisso 60. 115 Anglim, Coleen 32. 128 Babbitt. Daniel 32. 125 Baker. Drion 32 Barber. Wendy 32 Barrett. Shirley 32 Becker. Elizabeth 148 155 Dillo. John 32 Bishop, Brian 32. 149 154 Black, Sandra 32 Bogart, Kenneth 32 Donacci. Mary 123 Drody. John 32. 125. 135 Drink. Amy 32 154 . Drown. Brooke 32, 137 Brownell. Chorlene 32 Buckingham. Timothy 32 Burgle. Joanna 32. 154 Burlew. Kellie 32. 115 Coroccilo. Jonathan 32. 125. 135. 150 Carotozzoio. Carmen 154 Church. Anna 128 Conkey. James 33 Copp. Harry 33. 125 Cruz, Dory 33. 116 157 Cunningham. Kelly 33 Dalton. Thomos 33 Davis. Nicole 33. 123 150 157 Decker. Susan 33. 157 Dellefove. Michelle33, 111. 133. 154 Doty. Richard 33 Dutcher. Lillian 33 Eighmey. Meri 3. 33. 76. 94 109 116,117 133. 150. 159 Foma. Laurie 154 Forney. Carl 125 Feor. Michelle 33 Felice. Gary 139 Flonigon. Patrick 18 Flynn. Kevin 34. 125 Franco. Roxanne 34. 123 Freier. Michelle 34. 154 157 Gombee. Benjamin 34, 155 Gee. Diono 34. 123 Giovannetti. Stephen 34 Goodman. Tommy 34. 99 128 Gould. Michael 34 Grabborln. Robert 15. 34 Hoos. Kenneth 34. 139 Hagen. Melisso 34 Hamilton. Penelope 30 Horrington. Kimberly 34 Hortnocker. Timothy 34. 154 Houf. Jeffery 34. 126. 149 154 Holcomb. Wllliom 34 Hollenbeck. Phillip 34. 157 Hosier. Richard 109 Houck. Jeffery 114 Howe. Steven 19 Khounpochosmy. Douavonh 146. 154 lorlbee. Robert 35 100. 116. 149 toy. Virginia 35 123 Lopez. Stacey 35. 147 Lux. Orion 35. 125 157 MocDonold. Douglas 116. 125. 135 Mahoney. Molly 14 Major William 114 Manzori. David 35. 116, 150 Marble. Melinda 35 Messmer. Catherine 35. 123 Miller. Jennifer 157 Miller Martin 35 125 Modix. Joseph 35 Motey. Stephen 139 Olufsen. Krista 30 Parish. Francine 36. 139 Portee. Craig 36. 155 Possifione. Jennifer 36 Peckhom. Nathan 36 Proszkowicz. Suzanne 30 123. 150. 154. 157 Pratt. Michael 36. 125. 155 Prayne. Thomas 36 Reynolds. Cynthia 36 Rhlnehort. Michoel 36. 125 Ritter. Kevin 36 Rosenkrons. Michael 36. 125 Russell. Timothy 36. 135 Rutz. Steven 36. 119. 135 Sochs. Kim 36 , Scanlon. Drendon 36 Schnebly. John 36 Schooley. Christine 30. 123. 150. 154 Schweirz. Cassandra 36. 123 157 Scloldone. Michoel 36 Sember. Mark 36 Shah. Anil 36. 109. 157 Shumwoy. Renee 36. 57 Simolo. Stephen 36 Skordy. Mary Carol 37. 110. 123 Smith. Edward 37 Smith. Lucille 37. 128 Smith. Melanie 110. 149 Snyder, Shawn 37 Spano. Richord 37 76. 159 Stuck. Jeffery 37 Thompson. Eric 37 Thurston. Carl 37 Triplett. Robert 133 Uricone. Joleene 128 VonDelinder. Jonathon 37 133 157 Vondervort. Kevin 37. 150. 155 VonOergen. Lisa 37. 137 139 Ward. Stephen 37 Webster. Jessica 37 154 Wheeler. Drian37. 125 Wheeler. Tomora 147 White. Dovid 37 150. 154 Widell. Pomelo 37 Woodruff. James 26 Wormuth. Suzanne 37. 76. 99. 110. 122. 128. 150. 159 BEGINNING GRADE 8 Anderson. Scotr 24. Ill, 126. 155 Boker. Jennifer 24 127 Dates. David 24 Dennett. Valerie 24. 155. 156. 157 Dreese. John 24 Drink. Uso 24 154 Drown. Jason 24 Duck. Chrtstino 32 Burgle. Tiffany 109. 150, 154 Dush, Timmy 24, 125 Comp. Arthur 24 Cotbone. Kelly 147 157 Come vole. Cathleen 24 147 Carr. Michael 24 Coy word. Heather 24 154 Conner. Oradley 24 Copp. Cynthia 24 154 Coveil. Matt 24 Cruz. Noel 154 Dolton. Cynthia 24 157 Davis. Robert 24 DeWoll. Veronica 147. 154 Durso. Geri 24. 154 Elliott. Angela 24. 137. 154 Fahrenholz. Philip 24. 76. 122. 133. 146. 146 154. 159 Foiolo. Trlda 122 127. 154 Fowler, Lisa 24, 154 Frank. Michael 118 Froser. Tammy 24 154, 157 FronellekJ. Noelle 24 137 154.159 Fulktod. Victoria 24. 137 150.154 Garee. John 25 Giugliono. Mark 25, 118. 147 157 Hogan. Toro 25 Hortmon. Holly 25. 127. 157 Hoisser. Andrew 25 Hollidoy. John 25 Hopkins. Christopher 25. 157 Hosier. Soroh 25 44. 109. 114 135 147. 154 Howell. Melissa 25. 154 Hubbard, Donlel 101 Ingandello. Jennifer 25 154 Irlond. Elizabeth 25 124 147, 154 Johns. Morel 25 157 Jones. JoLynn 25. 154 Jones. Shelley 54 154 Kriegelsrein. Cynthio 25 Lofler. Jennifer 25 Mahoney. Patricio 154 McCann. Crysrol 25. 154 McCann. Michele 25. 154 McMohon. James 25 McMIllen, Douglas 25. 115 Miller. Aton 25 Miller, Daniel 25 133. 154. 155 156. 157 Miller. Robert 25 Miller. Victoria 25. 147 Mitchell. Jomes 25 Mumford. Jomes 25. 133 Nogeldinger. Robert 25 Nelson. Cherokee 133. 154 Olschewske. Derek 25 Ostrowski. Seon 25 Palmer Arlo 25. 154 Palmer William 133 , Parish. Drlon 25. 125 Portee. Jon Poul 25 155 Peone. Jonathan 94 Perrotto. Kathleen 25, 127 Peterman, Craig 25. 137 Pratt. Chtlstophei 157 Rogers. Scott 19. 147. 155 Scolzo. Dona 26 Scesny. Gino 26 Schreier. Randy 26. 110 Shane. Thomos 26 Sinicropi. James 147 Smith. Robert 26 Storto. Gena 26. 154 Sweeney. Tess 26. 154 Swenson, Nicole 26. 76 110. 137 154 159 Templeton, Mork 26 Thorpe. Liso 26 Vogt. David 26. 125 VonBergen. Kelly 154 BEGINNING GRADE 7 Alongi. Drls 18 Doker. Gregory 125 Borber. Jonathon 18 Dordo. Tracy 16 150 Decker, Dennet32. 154 Black. William 18 Dlotchley. Seon 18 110, 149. 150 154. 159 Docherf. Mary Jean 18 Bonnocci Mario 18 32 150 Dorys. Michele 18. 52 112 122 127 137 148, 149. 150 154 Duck. Scott 18. 150 Carbone. Joelle 18 Conkey. Derek 18 Cosentmo. Samuel 18 111. 125. 137 Davis. Lori 137 Dovis. William 18. 133 Dellefove. Deboroh 18 Derby. Christopher 18 Durling. Steven 18 Eggleston. Jomes 18 Eighmey, Francis 18 Flynn. Mary Jo 18 Freier. Liso 150 Galbally. Kerry 18 Garrett. Joson 18 Gusrofson. Kristy 18 Hordison, Kathryn 18 Hayes. Charles 18 Hergerr. Joson 18 Holden. Daniel 18 Hooper, Kevin 44 Hubbard. Eric 19 Jarrert. Judith 158 Johns. Krista 19. 137 Jones. Rhonda 19 Kline. Scott 19 Lemcke. Katherine 19 Leone. Tina 19 Lisk. Jomes 19 Lohr. Elizoberh 19 Lopez. Done 147 Losow. Daryl 19 LoTurco. Jennifer 19 Mack. Jomi 19 Martin. Amy Jo 19 107 Millet. Arthur 19 Miller. Jean 19 Miller, Sfephonie 19 Morehouse. Robert 19 Morey. Tndo 19, 150 Mumford. Richard 19 Mundf. Erk 19 Noble. Govin 19 Porodise. Michelle 56 Parish, Jocquelyn 19 Posquole David 19 Peckhom. Aaron 133 Price. Brandon 133 Reed Heidi 19 Ritier. Samontho 19 Soge. Tommy 19 Schwoitz. Nicole 19. 150 Sinha. Elise 20 Smith. Chene 20. 101 Srrozzere Mono 20 Thomos. Mork 20 Updyke. Matthew 20 Vincente. Heoth 57, 114 122 Word. Timothy 98 Wetfh. More 20 Westfall. Srocy 20. 127. 150 White. Melinda 20 Wigsten. Kelly 20 133. 150 Wikox. Sheryl 15. 150 Wozntck. Frank 20 BEGINNING GRADE 6 Bobbitt. Keith 14 Boity. Joyce 14 Dakke. Patricio 14, 148 Dennett. Jennifer 14 Dishop. Denise 14. 117 Dishop. Holly 14 Dishop. Jeffrey 14 Dishop. Jennifer 14 147 Donnocci. John 14 Drignall. Jessie 14 Cove. Sondy 14 Christensen. Adam 14 Chrisropher. Janine 14 Cook. Drondi 14 Corsner. Dryce 14 Decker. Joseph 14 Dellefove. Andrew 14, 150 DiSonro. Norhon 15. 112. 116 122 126. 145, 146 159 Donofrio. Lewis 15 Dyson. Tanya 15 Foiolo. Michael 15 133 Feor. Sheryl 15 Flynn. Eric 15 Fulkrod. Andreo 15 Golligon. Nicole 15 Griggs, Michele 15 Heisser. Stephanie 15 Herman. Jeremy 15 Higgins. Kevin 112 Hurlburt. Michelle 122 Hurst. Moryellen 15 Jaycox. Kenneth 15 John. William 15 Keller. Rebecca 15 Kirk. Michoel 15 Kloppel. Benjamin 15 Kriegelsrein. Liso 14 Langley. Scott 14 Laughlin. Matthew 14 Leone. Joson 14 Levis. Kristi 14 Lopez. Joshua 14 Lux. Robert 14 Mohoney. Matthew 35. 149 Marble. Deboroh 14 Morlock. Sfephonie 14 Mazzeo. Michoel 14 McConn, Eugene 14 McDermott. Patrick 14 Monti. Stocy 14, 150 Musso. John 14 Neu. Rebecco 14 Otis. Heather 14 Perraulf. Melisso 14 Perermon, Porricia 14 Pettrone. Suson 14 Phillips. Thad 14 Powers, Dororhy 14 Reynolds. Brenda 14 Rusinko. Christine 14 Rusinko. Paulo 14 Scolzo. Mark 15 Schroeder. Bobbie Jo 15 Shone. Trocie 154 Slnho. Sara 15 Skinner. Sara 15 Smith. Joseph 15 Snyder. Down 15 Snyder. Robin 15 Srudwell. John 15 Taber. Pauline 15 Vikox. Somuef 127 Williams. Mark 15 Widower. Christy 15. 150 Wyatt. Christopher 15 Zono. Joseph 15 BEGINNING TEACHERS Andrews. Elite 103 Archer, Mory Ann 149 Oechr. Hz 98 Decker. Corhy 76 97. 101. 111. 126. 144 145. 150. 159 Decker, Meg 97. 147 Best. Jomes 157 Dillo. Anno 101 Dloisdell. Horold 99 Dleller. Morion 98 Dondor. Peggy 94. 159 Dullis. Raymond 96 Durdeff, Philomeno 102 Clrone. Adrienne 96 Collins. Clyde 94 Crosby, Cher 94 DeSrefano. Josephine 101 Dickleson. Dororhy 99 Dickson. Jomes 96 Driscoll. Jonet 100 Eggleston. Oorboro 102 Eno, Nonnette 99 Fleury. Ronald 95 Foster. Diana 96 Goble. George 94 Goble. Walter 145 Gee, Donald 96. 150 Henry. Alan 15 76.98. 101. 112. 117 124 150. 159 Hopfig. Richard 96 Hooglon. Jill 95 Koszyco. Mory 96 Kendrick Dowser Alan 95 Kent. Peggy 98 Kuplinski. Chester 96 Loise. Janet 96 159 LoVolley. Jo net 100 Lee. Dororhy 100 Logan. Robert 94 Lohr. Donold 76. 95. 134 Lorenz. Dororhy 103 Loucks. Joanne 102 Moloney. Steven 97 Monzori. Anne 101 Marriom. Michael 97 Marsh. Mone 98 McEllfgorr. Jomes 99 Meyers. Richord 94 Michoels. Gregory 97 Morris. Jeon 99 Myers. Cynrhio 96 Osrerhouf. Eileen 96 Poppert. Debra 98 Porish. Carol 98 Porker. Shirley 3. 97 Pine. Derh 97 Povero. Mory Ann 103 Protr. John 100 Prosser. Glenn 96 Rose. Edword 102 Sawyer. Dor bar a 97 Schmidt. Kennerh 95 Sell. Koy 15 76 97 143. 148. 150 151. 154. 158. 159 Skinner. Robert 94 Smirh. Cindy 101 Smith. Jon 95 Smith. Rita 98 Swim. Ross 99 Thompson. Goyle 96 Tyler. Ann 102 VonComp. Condy 95 Wagner. Jock 94 Waldron. Barbara 95 Walton. Richard 94 White. Richord 99 Wilson, Sondra 95 Winthrop. Raymond 95 Wride. Charles 97 Yorko. Lois 98 mVNDER5E