Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1987 volume:

How about Disneyland instead? Increased terrorism and hostage taking caused many Americans to cancel travel plans abroad. J It’s Boss, but do you think it’ll sell? NOV 10: The Bruce Springsteen’s five record set arrived in stores and sold at a record pace, y And where it stops, nobody knows The congressional investigation into Iran-Contra Arms scandal continued to reveal new facts well into 1987. f The $75 million dollar A makeover JULY 4: America celebrated the Statue of Liberty’s 100th birthday. Tragedy out of Africa Poisonous gases welled up from a Cameroon lake killing 1,754 people and countless animals. y Sew York A •118: Big Apple fans huble victory when tie Red Sox fin aid the Giants ajainst the Broncos Fouling out A JUNE 19, JUNE 27: Cocaine claimed the lives of Maryland basketball standout Len Bias and Cleveland Browns running back Carl Rogers. ar i Madonna BOARD! Moonlighting Car Shader Tom Cruise Max Headroom Vanna Whi: C Baby on Board signs Lazer Tag Hard Rock ife T-The Love Connection Rap Music The Far Sir V, A Message From The Editors We have attempted to produce a quality yearbook. It is the sincere hope of the editors and staff that this book will be remembered as more than just a collection of candid photos and trite cliches. Our aim has been to provide a lasting memorial of your high school years that will evoke many emotions with each successive reading. Your memories of high school years will undoubtedly range from those of tears and sorrow to smiles and laughter. We hope to have captured them all: the excitement and high emotion of pep rallies and bonfires, the quiet sharing of thoughts and ideas, the noise and activity of the lunch room, the satisfaction of successful musical productions, the hard work that paid off academically, the thrills of victory and the agonies of defeat, the sadness of facing graduation, and the hope of new horizons to be challenged. This is not the end of your life, but it is a brand new beginning. We do not mean to be trite but wish all of you the very best of luck and success in your future endeavors. In closing, we would like to leave you with the following statement: This above all: to thine own self be true. Nicole Hanslick and Jim DiCesare Co-Editors 2 Myndersian Staff Puts Out Great Yearbook Row 1: D. Praul, J. VanDelinder, N. Cruz, M. China, N. Brady, V. Bennett; Row 2: Mrs. Osterhout, T. Wigsten, M. Coveil, K. Troisi, K. Connelly, B. Cruz, D. Fraser; Row 3: M. Rogers, K. Kuney, N. Hanslick, T. Hanslick, J. DiCesare, E. Dombrowski, M. Bero, C. Partee, M. Giugliano Row 1: G. Giugliano, J. Dellafave. M. Manzari, K. Olufsen, D. Fraser; Row 2: M. Kowalski, M. Bonacci, J. Caraccilo. W. Holcomb, D. Manzari. S. Praszkowicz; Row 3: D. Miller, M.C. Skordy, C. Schooley, N. Davis,B. Brown, K. Burlew, M. Rogers Myndersian Cont Co-Editors .. . James F. DiCesare Nicole M. Hanslick Literary Editors . . . Kathleen Ann Kuney Kimberly A. Troisi Sports Editor.. . Darryl Praul Sales Manager . . . David D. Fraser Graphics . .. Catherine Connolly Michael Covell Eric Dombrowski Computer Layout Artist. . . David D. Fraser Photography . . . Bary Cruz Thomas Giarrusso Michael Rogers Proof Readers . .. Christine Schooley Kathleen Ann Kuney Kimberly A. Troisi Staff... Matthew Bero Noreen Brady Marisa China Laurie A. Delia Tabitha R. Hanslick Tracy A. Wigsten Literary Advisor. .. Eileen R. Osterhout Business Advisor. . . Diana Foster 4 Superintendent and Board of Education When you consider your thirteen years of school life thus far, it is surprising to realize that only twenty percent of that time actually has been spent in school. Your out-of-school involvements with peers, parents, and community have occupied the remainder of that time. Regardless, the influence of school upon your life has been considerable. Your education served to form you into tomorrow's citizens. Hopefully, it has instilled in you a meaningful degree of competitiveness, that vehicle necessary for a successful life. The challenge you now face is to draw upon those thirteen years of formation, to take stock of your gifts and strength, and to step forth and apply them toward a better life for you, your family, and the world. The diploma you have just earned is your passport into that world of tomorrow. M. Douglas Zoller Superintendent of Schools 5 Row 1 — R. Kuempel, S. Willower, K. Irland; Row 2 — P. Rosenkrans. P. Same, S. Beals. J. Pannucci; Missing— M. Midey, W. Parker, M. Pignone Messages From Our Devoted To The Class of 1987 The headlines of today show national budget problems, star wars defense questions, and ecological changes • all of the modern-day world you are about to enter. Some of you will have more education in your future while others will soon take your place in the nation’s work force. Mynderse Academy has tried to prepare you for your entrance into this adult world, but your education will continue each day with living experiences. Continue to strive for your personal best, contributing as much as you are able. Tomorrow's headlines will be changed by the action of your generation. You graduate with my personal best wishes for a happy productive future. Good luck. Vincent Caraccilo Assistant Principal To The Class Of 1987 Unfortunately, you are graduating into a world so full of life-threatening evils that your future is threatened to the utmost. Daily, you are bombarded by the media bringing to your attention the never-ending acts of terrorism, increased usage of illegal drugs which often leads to death for the user, and last, but not least, the super powers’ arms race featuring atomic weaponry. However, your future will be in your hands. You must go forward, from the day you graduate from Mynderse Academy, to become all that you are capable of becoming. Then, and only then, will you be able to assume a leadership role in helping to bring about peaceful and everlasting solutions to the dangers that threaten your very existence. You. the Class of ’87. are the hope of the future. Accept your challenge to go forth as leaders. Best wishes and good luck to each of you. Domemck Paradise Vice Principal 6 Jr. and Sr. High Principals : In June, 1987, selected members of the Class of 1987 will receive a program entitled ‘‘Commencement Exercises. The word, ‘‘commencement,” often causes some confusion, and perhaps it is right and proper to clear up that confusion. We know that the root of that word is commence,” which means to start or to begin. The definition is very appropriate to the exercises as well as to your Senior year. You have not completed your education, but in fact, have just started it. Your formal education, for the past thirteen years, was not designed to prepare you to end or conclude a portion of your life, but it was to prepare you to begin a new life. As a consequence. you have assumed many rights and privileges, but with graduation, you have also assumed many awesome responsibilities. Among these responsibilities is to use your education to assist in the resolution of the inequalities among mankind. For without the aforementioned, all material gams and job-related successes are nothing. After graduation I will greet you not as a student in our school, but as a citizen of the world. It is my hope and prayer for everyone in the Class of 1987 that your pathway may be straight and true and that your destination may be golden with happiness and alive with vibrant promise. Gerald Macaluso Principal Throughout your school years you have examined the past, pondered the future, and most importantly, experienced the present. These experiences, whether joyful or tragic, have become a significant part of your lives. You may learn from history, or imagine new possibilities, but you must exist within the events of today. As you begin the next phase of your lives, remember that although circumstances may become complex, you have the knowledge, understanding, and self-discipline to face new challenges. And, in confronting these challenges-be they mental or physical, professional or emotional-remember to trust your own abilities. You all have the skills and natural talent to help you succeed. In closing, I wish to commend you for your efforts and your success. I wish you the best of luck in whatever field of endeavor you may select. Anthony J. Ferrara Assistant Principal 7 8 Class Of 1987 Dedicates 10 Yearbook To Mrs. Becht In our four years at Mynderse, one person has been outstanding in her support of the Class of ’87. Mrs. Elizabeth Becht has been a varsity track coach,a J.V.soccer coach, a gym teacher, and our Senior Class advisor. She has enthusiastically helped our class through a time of crucial decisions, and her smile has brightened many a rough day. Not only is Mrs. Becht a respected adult, she is also our confidant and friend. Thank you, Mrs. Becht. Bye Grandma, We’ll Miss You The Class of 1987 is proud to honor Mrs. Anna Belle Tyler, better known as “Grandma. She has been our friend and advisor during our high school years. Mrs. Tyler has glorified the position of teacher’s aide with her gentle authority and close relationship with all of the students whose respect she has gained. Her warmth, guidance, and encouragement have touched each of us in a very special way. In this, we leave enriched. 12 As one life ends, Another begins. Divided by the future, We will leave each other behind J Returning only through I Souvenirs and day-dreams. This book is a treasure, Containing a summary Of our last year together. But so much Cannot be expressed Through pictures and captions. Valued friendships Are preserved in our hearts. After awhile Our letters will grow shorter, And they will be fewer. There will be so much We will want to remember, And so much 1 2 We will struggle to forget. But somewhere hiding Deep inside us The memories of this life Will live on forever. Karen Bohman Class of ’87 14 Row 1 — Treasurer Stacey Alessio; Row 2 — President Wilbur Holden, Vice-President Kris Durso, Secretary Bill Larrabee The past four years at Mynderse Academy have been both enjoyable and beneficial. The Seniors would like to thank the entire staff for guiding us through these very special years. With their support, we have become better individuals, making the Class better as a whole. I hope that each of us achieves, to the best of our abilities, the future we wish to attain. Graduation will affect each one of us differently and turn us in many different directions. However, I hope we will remain together in spirit though the miles may separate us. Wilbur Holden Senior Class President Say cheez, Weez! Hey babe, What’s cookin’ Lynn M. Agnello Stacey M. Alessio Christine M. Amidon Lynette M. Bakke James R. Anderson Leonard A. Barto Romayne A. Barto Mary Beth Bauman Joanna M. Baxter Rose Mary Belle 18 Matthew R. Bero Stephen H. Blaisdell Karen M. Bohman Sarah Branciforte Betty M. Brink Lisa A. Brownell Louise Caraccilo Noreen M. Brady Jeffrey M. Bunnell Lisa Camelio Curt P. Carter Bryan L. Cayward 19 Kristine C. Chadwick I Kyle H. Chadwick Christina E. Church Enzo M. D’Angio Jason P. Deal Stephen M. DeChick Laurie L. Delia Josephine E. Dellefave Bridget S. Docteur 20 Troy E. Corsner Michael M. Covell James F. DiCesare Eric J. Dombrowski Anna N. Donofrio Kristin Durso Mary E. Dyson 21 Tammy J. Hartman Timothy S. Hayes David H. Helpard Wilbur H. Holden Maria L. Hoover Stephanie A. Hopkins Yvonne M. Hauf Glen J. Helmer Stacey J. Hopkins Tod A. Hubbard Julie A. Hoster Kelly C. Jackson 22 David W. Lay Stephanie A. Lemcke Marya R. Lohr Kathleen A. MacDonald 23 Robert L Martin Michele M. McElvain Amy L. Miller Dennis B. Miller Sherry L. Miller Brenda J. Morris Denyse R. Mundt 26 Eileen Porto Robert J. Povero Jeffrey D. Pratt Darryl S. Praul Leslie E. Rescorl Michael E. Rogers 27 Carrie L. Schiller Susan C. Scialdone Movie: 1. Top Gun, 2. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, 3. Stand By Me Actress: 1. Molly Ringwald, 2. Demi Moore, 3. Deborah Winger Meera D. Shah Joseph A. Shaw Actor: 1. Tom Cruise, 2. Richard Gere, 3. Rob Lowe T.V. Show: 1. Cosby Show, 2. Family Ties, 3. Moonlighting Most Important News Event: 1. Iran Scam, 2. Libya Bombing, 3. Puerto Rico Hotel Fire Wanda L. Shumway Matthew E. Sipos Stephen M. Skordy Brian M. Somerville 28 AmyS. Strally Ronald M. Stuck Scott Swenson Jeffrey S. Thorpe Melissa M. Thorpe Richard M. Thurston Hangout: 1. May’s Point, 2. Dean’s Cove, 3. Lay Road Song: 1. You Give Love A Bad Name, 2. Amanda, 3. Living On A Prayer Book: 1. Hamlet, 2. Modern Physics, 3. The Catcher in the Rye Luann E. Toni Kimberly A. Troisi Kathleen A. Updyke Rene J. VanCleef Edward J. VanFleet Heather L. Vicente 29 Kelly J. Vogt Tammie J. Westfall Tracy Ann Wigsten Michelle S. Wagner Samantha Jo Weber Lori A. Weeks 30 A Most Precious Friend The Senior class recognizes in Stephanie Lemcke a most precious friend. Stephanie's warmth, genuine concern, and unwavering constancy have touched each of us personally at one time or another. We fondly welcome and embrace her as our friend. Your friend is your needs answered. He is your field which you sow with love and reap with thanksgiving. And he is your board and your fireside. For you come to him with your hunger, and you seek him for peace. 31 Kahlil Gibran Top Ten Grads Kristine Chadwick James DiCesare Sean Fama David Fraser Nicole Hanslick 32 Kelly Jackson Darryl Praul Joseph Shaw Kathleen Kuney — Salutatorian Kimberly Troisi — Valedictorian 33 1987 Seniors Select Superlatives Julie Baker and Tod Hubbard Kris Chadwick and Ed VanFleet Kathleen Kuney and Wilbur Holden Mike Rogers and Stacey Alessio Yvonne Hauf and Sean Fama(not pictured) Kris Ourso and Kathy MacDonald 35 What's happenin’, Chick? A star is born. Where’s the party? A study of mugshots. Kris at work? 37 Getting back to BASIC. I know I’m great! Guess what I’m thinking? Let’s get serious. I I said I wanted to leave but not this way Off to lunch they go! Raise your hands if you’re sure. 39 Whoa, man! The stud himself. Guy smiley. Hey. Maria! Love, Peace, and War! 40 It’s in there! Make my day! 41 Row i — Treasurer C. Cook, Vice-President P. Korzeniewski, President M. China; Row 2 — Secretary M. Andreas All the high school classes are very important in preparing students for their future, but the Junior year seems to be the key year. It is at this time that we must choose the path that is best suited to prepare ourselves for our future. The Junior year is also important in learning that most accomplishments are a result of hard work and cooperation. The students of the Class of 1988 may still not be sure of their future directions but have learned that any project can be accomplished by working to the best of their abilities. As we face our Senior year and the great deci sions of the future, the experiences and successes of our Junior year will remind us of our potential. Marisa China Junior Class President 43 44 Row 1 — J. Alcorn, D. Cimochowski, R. Campagna, D. Barto, C. Anderson, J. Amidon, M. Andreas, L. Adie-Stahl; Row 2 — E. Caraccilo, M. Constable, G. Carneval, L. Cosentino, M. R. D'Eredita, L. Costantino, K. Connolly. C. Cook, S. Cuffe; Row 3 — D. Barto. R. Barbieri. J. Andrus. S. Branning. J. Cole. B. Cousins, j. Belke, M. Bradshaw, S. DeVme, A. Davis. E. Canfield. M. Capaldi R0W 1 — R. Hansen, M. Goodrich. T. Hanslick, J. Hartman, T. Dombrowski, L. Dunfee. T. Hoster; Row 2 — G. Giugliano, S. Herron. 0. Flite. M. Hilbert, P. Elyseev, R. Durling, N. DiDomenick, K. Higgins. C. Flynn. S. Henry; Row 3 — A Giovannetti, K. Heid, R. Galligan, P. Heid. J. Houck, J. Fowler. K. Grier. K. Gladis. S. Ferrara. E. Hubbard, D. Hawthorne, B. Grant 45 Huson, M. Monti, H. Miyazaki, J. Kuplinski, H Morgan. J. Nenneau; Row 3 — K. Parker, C. Perdicho, D. Paradise, M. Kowalski. C. Paradise, H. Meeks. S. Paradise, J. Johns, E. Lorenzetti, T Maynard, J. Joyce, R. Orsini, M. Huff, T. Larrabee 46 Row 1 — J. Vorreuter, L. Tetor. S. Ryan. C. Soscia. D. Werth. T. Stone; Row 2 — H. Miyazaki. R. Rook. B. Young. L. VanDelinder. J. Rook. L. Scialdone, L. Twist; Row 3 — K. Scheltz, B. Sipos, T. Souhan, S. Urbas, M. Wassink, M. Rose. D. Rose, J. Putney. P. Same. J. Verkey. P. Wenderlich, K. Traub Good lunch. Here, let me show you how to do this. Two pennies for our thoughts. Smile for the camera. Peck's bad boy strikes again. What, me worry? Earth to Wendy. H€CfTL£AOKK JP SOPHOMORES Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So Look! It’s Dumbo! Hello, Is this Jon Bon Jovi? Flight 107, You're clear to land! Row 1 — President D. Manzari; Row 2 — Secretary J. Uticone. Vice-President S. Rutz, Treasurer S. Praszkowicz The sophomore year of high school is an important one. Students must continue to help each other so that the class will benefit as a whole. We, as sophomores, have continued to work together in building our float and raising money for the Class of ’89. and raising money for the Class of '89. By continuing to work together, we will hopefully become a productive class in our last two years in Mynderse. What we do now will pave the way towards our future. We, as sophomores, would like to wish the Senior Class the best of luck as they leave Mynderse Academy. David Manzari Sophomore Class President si Row 1 — S. Daino, H. Copp, E. Brady, S. Barrett, J. Aicher, B. Becker, J. Bilia; Row 2 — K. Cunningham, W. Barber, K. Burlew. M. Bonacci. B. Brown, C. Anglim, A. Church, S. Decker; Row 3 — L. Dutcher, C. Brownell, C. Caratozzolo, M. Dellefave, A. Brink, M. Anderson. S. Black. T. Cimochowski, N. Davis, J. Burgie; Row 4 — D. Steingraber, J. Colligan, J. Caraccilo, J. Brady, A. Cuffe, F. Amidon, T. Buckingham, T. Dalton, K. Bogart. B. Bishop, B. Cruz, J. Conkey 52 T°r DP p,an'8an- ®- Larribee, S. Giovannetti, B. Khounpachamsy, L. Fama, M. Fear; Row 2 — J. Hauf, C. Galletti. T. Holden, T. Goodman. V. Lay. M. Gould. . Grier; Row 3 C. Farney, M Freier. K. Haas. B. Holcomb. K. Harrington, M. Eighmey, M. Hagen. G. Felice. R. Grabbatin; Row 4 — R. Franco. B. Lapp. P. Hollenbeck. K. Flynn. R. Kloppel, C. Hoster. T Harrnacker. S. Howe. B. Gambee. R. Hoster, D. Gee 53 Row 1 — M. Marble, M. O'Conner, K. Olufsen, G. Major. J. Modix, K. Sachs; Row 2 — L. Mosher. K. Ritter, D. Manzari, R. Parish. C. Reynolds, D. McLoud, S. Praszkowicz, C. Schooley; Row 3 — S. Lopez, M. Scialdone. T. Prayne, N. Peckham, C. Messmer, T. Russell. B. Scanlon, M. Mahoney, F. Parish, G. Salvage; Row 4 — S. Morey, B. McDermott, J. Miller, S. Rutz, M. Pratt, J. Schnebly, D. MacDonald, B. Major, C. Partee, M. Miller 54 Row 1 — B. Wheeler, S. Wormuth, T. Wheeler, R. Shumway, S. Showalter, K. Weeks, M. Shutter; Row 2 — L. VonBergen, P. Widell, T. Westfall, M. Smith, J. Uticone, R. Spano, C. Thurston; Row 3 — M.C. Skordy, K. Vandervort, E. Thompson, S. Simolo, J. VanDelinder, D. White, J. Webster, E. Smith, M. Sember, L. Smith, J. Stuck 55 r Row i — Treasurer K. Peterson, Vice-President V. Bennett. Secretary H. Hartman. President D. Miller During this past year, the members of the freshmen class have grown together through our efforts in extracurricular activities, fund raisers, and the pursuit of higher education. We owe a great deal of thanks to our advisor, Mrs. Pine. Without her countless hours of hard work, our fund raisers and float would not have been successful. I believe the Class of 1990 has tremendous potential and will be one of the best classes to graduate from Mynderse Academy. Daniel G. Miller Freshman Class President 59 E?ow.1 x dH aywJr J Colligan, C. Carnevale. C. Copp, K. Carbone. J. Barrick. T. Burgie; Row 2 — J. Chapelsky. L. Davis. J. Brown. D. Bates. V. Bennett. L. Brink, T. Bush. A Camp. J. Breese. D. DeLelys; Row 3 — C. Dalton, D. Anderson, M. Carr. A. Davis. T. Bush. S. Anderson, M. Brophy, B. Conner. N. Cruz, J. Baker 60 61 Row 1 — V. DeWall, T. Faiola, M. Johns. D. DiPasquale, R. Kiphut, J. Jones. T. Gaun, S. Jones; Row 2 — H. Hartman, L. Fowler. N. Fronefield, P. Fahrenholz, T. Fraser, J. Garee, S. DeVries, M. Ireland, S. Hoster; Row 3 — D. Hubbard, C. Kriegelstein, J. Ingandello. M. Howell, J. Hunt, M. Frank, V. Fulkrod, C. Hayes. M. Giugliano, G. Durso, E. Irland Row 1 — A Lawrence. E McCann. J Partee. J. Mitchell. R. Korzeniewski, A. McClenathan. J. Lafter, H. Lohr; Row 2 — S. Ostroski, C. Pasquahcchio J Lobner. A. Palmer. D. McMillen, C. McDermott. R. Miller. V. Miller. M. Pennacchio, J. McMahon. B. Maloney; Row 3 — J. Peone, D. Olschewske R Morganti J. Mumford, D. Miller, B. Nageldinger. M. Muldoon, S. Maloney. A. Miller. B. Parish. W. Palmer. A. Mahoney 62 Row 1____G. Tetor, S. Thompson, K. Perrotto, C. Scanlon. M. Skinner, G. Scesny; Row 2 — N. Swenson. L. Thorpe, T. Sweeney, K. Swart. G. Storto, J. Smicropi, K. VonBergen; Row 3 — M. Talomie, J. Woodruff. K. Sears, C. Pratt, J. Steingraber, T. Sturgeon. M. Rooker, S. Rogers; Row 4 — K. Peterson. A. Sember, G. Sipos. D. Scalzo, T. Snyder. D. Vogt, T. Shane. M. Skinner, R. Smith, C. Peterman 63 Come on! Gym isn’t that much fun! Gee, I hope it doesn't pop! Aerobics hit the Junior High! Draw them still lifes! DUUUHHHHH!! A happy guy Remember your English! v O JUNIOR HIGH Rnrif11 rinS' fl?nigin’1Cobb; S. Durling. T. Leone, K. Galbally; Row 2 — J. Barber, D. Conkey, M. Bonacci, M. Bochert. K. Dutcher. S. Buck, J. Camelio; Row 3 — B. Alongi, W. Davis, T. Cimochowski. S. Blatchley, T. Bardo, C. Derby, M. Borys, J. Carbone 66 67 Row 1 — K. Gustafson, S. Howe, L. Freier, J. Gould, R. Jones; Row 2 — F. Eighmey. J. Holliday, D. Holden, E. Hubbard, J. lisk, J. Hergert; Row 3 — A. Liddell. K. Johns, S. Kline. K. Hooper, J. Jarrett, K. Hardison Row 1 — J. LoTurco. D. Lopez. E. Lohr. J. Miller. S. Luffman. G. Noble; Row 2 —A. Martin. A. Miller. B. Price. A. Peckham. H. Reed. E. Mundt. J. Parish. J. Mack; Row 3 — S. Ritter. S. Miller. R. Morehouse. R. Mumford. S. Rogers. D. Losaw. R. Rotondo, T. Morey. M. Paradise 68 Row 1 — E. Sinha, T. Ward, K. Whiting. W. Wright, M. White; Row 2 — S. Wilcox, S. Westfall, C. Thomas, F. Woznick, H. Vicente, T. Sage. M. Wise; Row 3 — C. Smith. M. Werth, R. Schreier, M. Updyke, S. Scowcroft, M. Thomas, J. Wright, K. Wigsten 69 Row 1 — A. Christensen, T. Bailey, J. Bishop, D. Cerza, J. Bennett, B. Claydon; Row 2 — D. Bishop, J. Bishop. J. Decker, L. Donofrio, J. Brignall. J. Anderson. J. Christopher, B Cook. B. Corsner, K. Bergan; Row 3 — H. Bishop, J. Decker, T. Dyson, N. DiSanto, B. Black. J. Bonacci, A. Dellefave, J. Baity. P. Bakke, K. Babbitt Row 1 — J. Herman, M. Faiola, S. Fear, D. Flanigan. M. Kirk; Row 2 — J. Garrett, G. Howe, J. Jaycox, D. Key, P. Goodrich; Row 3 — N. Galligan, A. Keenly. S. Hurlburt, S. Heisser, B. Grant, P. Goule, M. Griggs, J. Gillespie. B. John; Row 4 — B. Kloppel, K. Grabbatin, E. Flynn, K. Khounpachamsy, A. Fulkrod, K. Higgins, A. Isaacs, R. Krenzer. L. Kriegelstein 71 Bob Lanier, eat your feet out! IMP! A new found weapon! 72 WHHHHAAAATTTTT! You caught me! Rugrats, HO! 73 Row 1 — A. Olschewske, D. Powers. T. Phillips. R. Lux. D. Marble; Row 2 — S. Langley, J. Lopez. S. Matlock, M. Mazzeo, C. Parish; Row 3 — E. McCann. K. Moriarity. T. Peterman, S. Monti. D. Snyder. B. Reynolds, M. Michalow, M. Perrault; Row 4 — K. Levis, P. McDermott, S. Pettrone, M. Laughlin, R. Mumford, J. Leone, H. Otis, K. Nies, M. Mahoney 74 VV WY ft ). mm ■t - Row 1 — P. Taber, G. Taylor, E. Wheeler, M. Scalzo; Row 2 — L. Russell, S. Sinha, E. VonBergen, N. Tedesche, C. Wyatt; Row 3 — J. Smith, S. Wilcox, J. Studwell, J. Zona. M. Williams. A. Tillinghast, A. Short. S. Skinner; Row 4 — P. Ward, P. Rusinko, M. Verkey, R. Snyder, J. Wassink, C. Willower, T. Shane ..OS6 Row 1 — K. Bohman, T. Bush. C. Cunningham. M. Delcano; Row 2 — C. Bell. P. Carp. R. Blatchley, N. Barrick. C. Breese; Row 3 — S. Adle. M. Conrad. I. Collins. D. Conner. D. Bonafiglia, A. Carr. M. Davoli; Row 4 — B. Barin, K. Brewer. B. Bishop. J. Agnello. B. Bradshaw. C. Davis. A. Bellomo, B. Bogart. S. Daino 76 Row 1 — J. Povero. L. Olufsen, K. Khounpachamsy. D. Norsen. K. Nicholson. E. Jensen; Row 2 — G McCann. A. Murray. D. Kowalski. R. Copp. M Jensen; Row 3 — S. Pirong. J. Cosentino, S. Larson. K. Moylan. B. Johnson. J. Laribee. B. Martone. J. John; Row 4 — J. Martin. A Partee. J. Brown. G. Laughlin. C. Jensen. J. Houck, A. Lopez. B. Moses. M Morganti 77 Row 1 — C. Faiola, A. Evans. D. Griesenbeck, M. Jeffers. D. Felber; Row 2 — G. Gnau, K. Dutcher, A. Ingandello. M. Green, C. Jones. L. Garrett. A. Helstrom; Row 3 — J. Gannon, T. Dolney, A. Hergert, J. Donneley, S. Jackson, H. Howell, R. Dyson. T. Jaycox, B. Hemker, W. Hagen 78 Row 1 — C. Wise. S. Struzyk, Z. Young. J. Sarratori. J. Uticone; Row 2 — L. Sinicropi. F. Travis. T. Sweeney, M. Schooley, D. Rietmann; Row 3 — M. Snyder. S. Rescorl, A. Skinner. T. Snyder. J. Roland. D. Skinner. C. Snyder. B. Turner; Row 4 — D. Ross. S. Smith-Long. S. White. L. Shuster. S. Wendt. J. Smith, N. Cruz A. Way, M. Reed, L. Updike 79 Hard al work?! Cool dude! Guess who’s coming to dinner? Pine Power! GTE?, No Gee! Peeling spuds again. I don’t want to break another camera! 81 Science Dept. R. Skinner V. J. Peone The science department has many important goals. One is to provide students with hands-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 department also has the responsibility of increasing energy conservation, environmental awareness, and safety conciousness by guiding students to effectively interpret scientific information. Lastly, the science department helps students consider future career opportunities in the various fields of science and technology. C. Collins R. Meyers J. Wagner M. Abraham 82 Social Studies Dept C. Kuplinski E. Passifione E. Osterhout D. Gee R. Kloppel K. Mitchell J. Dickson W. Gable R. Bullis The general goal of social studies education centers on helping students acquire knowledge of their relationship to a multi-dimensional, multicultural world. Students are also taught the skills needed to examine and apply this knowledge, an Mhe 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 at Mynderse Academy to develop their ability. During their instruction, students are taught to interpret their relationships to their families, their culture and the government based on knowledge of the past and anticipation of the future. 83 Art, IA Home Ec. A.V. Depts Home Economics Education focuses on the essential human requirements of food, clothing, shelter and human development. Electives in Home Economics at Mynderse Academy are designed to enable individuals presently and or in the future to manage human and material resources, develop health skills, understand interactions between individuals, family and society. and the preparation of students for careers in food, clothing, shelter, and human development. In addressing these universal human needs, Home Economics will prepare the student for independent living or a career in these fields. The Art Technology Department is attempting to meet student's needs in a variety of ways. The art program helps individuals to think creatively, and to develop an appreciation for the art around them. Today’s technological age is challenging and changing our world daily. Students need to keep up with and understand that technology. The Technology and Industrial Arts courses are geared toward that challenge. G. Gable R. Logan P. Bondor M. Arthur D. Fahrenholz T. Davies M. Lotz 84 Language Music Depts J. Best J. La Valley A. Kendrick-Bowser M. Fahrenholz B. Waldron The Music Department here at Mynderse Academy has a long history of excellent performing ensembles and classes. The concert bands, marching band, choruses, instrumental and vocal jazz groups, color guard and musical production perform frequently for the school and community. In addition, they participate actively in local and state festivals and competitions, and co-sponser the annual Seneca Falls Pageant of Bands. It is the staff’s goal to give every interested student, whether a singer, an instrumentalist, or both, the kinds of musical experiences that are fulfilling as a student, and that lead to the skills needed to continue participating in music as an adult. The foreign language department strives to teach its students to be able to listen, speak, read, and write in the foreign language. However, a broader and more lasting goal that we want students to develop a sensitivity to the value systems and behavior patterns of foreign cultures. An ability to tolerate differences will lead to a better world understanding. S. Wilson M. Feola J. Hoaglan 85 English Dept J. Prave A. Cirone D. Foster R. Heptig G. Prosser The program of English offered at Mynderse endeavors to prepare a student to communicate effectively, to function literally, whether in school or on a job, and to develop an appreciation for the written word as 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 are achieved. Through an appreciation for literature, insight and wisdom are cultivated. A. Kendrick-Bowser M. Kaszyca E. Osterhout J. Laise G. Thompson 86 Math Business Depts R. Winthrop K. Schmidt D. Lohr C. Wride C. Becker The mathematics department must prepare the high school student for further education and for jobs in today’s technical world of computers, robotics, etc., as well as for employment in areas that do not even exist today. Thus, the students must not only gain competence in mathematics, including the world of computers, but must also develop the ability to solve problems in a wide variety of subjects. There is more emphasis on probability, statistics, and logic, without decreasing the importance of the traditional subjects of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Missing j. Smith. The Business Department provides basic instruction in various vocational sequences. Students are able to prepare themselves for future jobs or acquire a basic background for further education. Students are encouraged to explore opportunities in order to make wise career choices. 87 Spec. Ed. Health Depts M. Grace S. Maloney E. Shipley The main goal of the Health Department is to provide students with the basic knowledge and understanding of the physical, emotional, and social worlds. Through a better understanding of the world around him, a student is able to comprehend, understand, and cope with many of life’s daily troubles. Special Education is an approach for providing specially designed services and programs for students with educational needs or gifted and talented abilities. It is intended to meet deficiencies, and enhance strengths of students. The combination of programs and services is tailored to meet the needs of each individual with an educational difference through the help of special education teachers and staff. M. Becker M. Marriam G Durso S. Parker C. Knight 88 Sec. Dept. Teachers Aids Nurse H. Costley R. Smith L. Nigro N. Eno The secretaries, teachers aides, and nurse all play very important roles at Mynderse. Theirs are the jobs that are crucial to the whole school but usually receive little recognition or thanks. L. Sullivan E. Rose P. Chuley J. Loucks B. Eggleston 89 Library Guidance Depts Librarians Mrs. Povero and Mrs. DeLooza are always there to assist students They and their aides. Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Lorenz, have tried to induce in Mynderse students a stronger urge to read Reading and research offer innumerable rewards, and the library facilities at M.A. are more than adequate. Cognizant of these facts, the library staff at Mynderse always extends a warm welcome to students and faculty wishing to use the resources of the libraries in a constructive manner The New York Education Departments motto is Let each become all he is capable of becoming. With this in mind. The Academy's Guidance Department has sought to provide each individual student with the assistance and counseling each deserves. Working with staff, parents, and teachers, the three full time counselors seek to provide information and vocational, academic, and personal counselling in a timely fashion. The department truly attempts to meet the needs of each individual student at the Academy. S. Gammon D. DeLooza D. Lorenz L. Yorko j. Peone J. Morris 90 Phys. Ed. Dept. Janitorial Staff G. Michaels The Physical Education Department provides the basic knowledge of fair competition to every student who attends Mynderse. This basic goal not only allows the students to be much better athletes, but it also helps them to be better people socially. J. Nicholson K. Arnold D. Pappert j. Kline T. Chalker H. Blaisdale 91 Cafeteria Staff B. Pagano J. Guthrie J. DuStefano W. Kay A. Manzari B. Hubbard M. Archer P. Crelley 92 BOCES SUMMER -$(■% Ou oe Jc tt ast Se Cl So ct :tion 5 133 B rtball C D invention ays Frie Gam ndship 53 Til 1 s Class of 86 Gradu J f ites C iil and Ba r Americi incer Soc. 1 n pgf WINTER 1p§ Hece Tiber Ja wary feb mx Satin: Coneei iteel t CN1 Coi t Model U fere nee N. Wa: and Bir hi ngton's Li ncoln's hdays Bloodi Music lobile Dept. Con Mi :erts i Terms Yal Da entine's « Christ mas FALL mber Oct ber Nove Tiber Labor I toy Open House A Thi Carnr rber 'al' The Be •f Sc ho inning 1 Hon coming Thanl S' •r— If Hall ween SPRING - ref) rii M K Th and King to Mo Coi in lel U N. fere nee t.Y. Sei ior Ball St. 1 Day •atrick's Su � er Dance Ju lior Prorr Eas ter Th of Pageant he Bands Social Calendar Spring Sprung Spring sprang Mynderse out of its hibernation and brought an eventful new year to life. Spring began with a burst of music. Mynderse brought another musical production to its stage, and the audience was captivated by the sounds of “My Fair Lady,” The superb talent of Kathy Bleiler and John Manzari brought the show to life. Music was further enhanced in Seneca Falls with the Mynderse-hosted Seneca Falls Pagent of Bands. Mynderse Academy displayed its atheletic superiority in Spring sports. The Golf team nearly captured its third consecutive league championship. Meanwhile, the Girls’ Varsity Softball team captured the Section V. Class B title by defeating LeRoy 5-2 in the final game of the tournament. The Boys' Baseball team made the voyage to the semi-finals of the Section V tournament before being defeated. The JV Lacrosse team had an outstanding season achieving a 13-6-1 record, while Girls’ Track topped its division. Students of the Model U N. club, under the leadership of Mr Walter Gable, journeyed to Washington D.C. to represent Mynderse Academy last spring. They participated in the NAIMUN(North American International Model United Nations), conference at Georgetown University, skillfully representing the nation of the Congo. Spring quickly ended with the Senior Ball causing students to realize that another school year had already flown by. 95 96 Seniors Followed Yellow Brick Road to the Ball As Spring temperatures rose, so did the intensity of preparations for the 1986 Senior Ball. With reservations made and orders filled, all seemed set for a perfect night. Thanks to the music of the Blue Lights, the dance went on to be a wonderful success as everyone participated in the celebration of the new royal court. After the dance, many people went to the Moose Lodge for the Afterglow where one could wind down and enjoy the rest of the night. Finally, as things came to a close, it was indeed time to say, Goodbye Yellow brick Road. — Mike Covell 97 Across 1. ATTIRE FOR GRADUATION 5. A MERRY HOLIDAY 7. MYNDERSE MUSICAL 1986 10. SUMMER GAMES IN SENECA FALLS 14. A STUDENT'S GOAL 15. ADDRRESSED THE CLASS OF 1986 17. STATE EXAMS 21. A CREATIVE CLASS 22. WEEKEND OF FUN1 24. 1n e 26. WHEN THE AP'S ARE 29. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (ABR.) 30. NOVEMBER SCHOOL PLAY 32. SUPER-DANCE CAUSE 33. WHAT YOUR LOCKER CONTAINS 34. THE ______ OF “87 35. A BABY GOAT OR A SLANG WORD FOR A CHILD Down 1 . _____ NOTES 2. CALIFORNIA (ABR.) 3. WALK FOR THE HUNGRY 4. WHAT WE ALL LOOK FORWARD TO 6. COLLEGE LEVEL CLASSES 7. A ___ IS A TERPIBLE THING TO WASTE 8. WOMEN' S RIGHTS CELEBRATION 9. Sn ON THE PERIODIC CHART 11. SPORT IN WHICH LADY BLUE DEVILS WERE SECTION V CLASS A CO-CHAMPS 12. SOFTBALL TEAM TITLE 13. OTHER PART OF 1 ACROSS 16. LAST LETTER OF GREEK ALPHABET 18. A SPECIAL NIGHT IN OCTOBER 19. A LINE WITH ONE ENDPOINT AND ONE END THAT CONTINUES ON FOREVER 20. WINTER SPORT THAT LADY BLUE DEVILS EXCELLED IN 23. THE BIG DAY - 6 21 87 25. WHERE THE SENIOR CLASS IS GOING 27. AN ANNUAL FULL OF MEMORIES 28. OUR BELOVED PRINCIPAL 31. WHAT YOU WRITE ON Summer Sizzled During the summer of 1986. Mynderse bustled with activity. The Driver's Education program was expanded to include more students. Seneca Falls hosted athletes from Northbridge. Massachusetts in the second Friendship Games competition, and the Mynderse athletic facilities provided the sites for the friendly games. Many students found summer employment, but they still managed to spend their leisure time cooling off at the lake. September, once again, rolled around, and homeroom lists were posted. Summer was over as the first day of school marked the beginning of a new academic year. 99 A Night To Remember: Homecoming ’86 100 Foreign Exchange Students Add Culture to Mynderse Martino Stefanoni Chris with host family. Foreign exchange students provide a vital cultural link to our school. During the 1986-87 school year, two students visited Mynderse Academy: Martino Stefanoni and Hideki Miyazaki; while Chris Praszkowicz studied in Toyama. Japan . Martino, a 17-year old junior, is from Lecco, Italy. He was brought to the U.S. through Rotary International and is staying with the Giugliano family. Courses such as English, physics, social studies, and calculus fill his schedule. In his free time, Martino participates in the Ski club, plays soccer with the Recreation Center, and is involved with the youth group of the Catholic church . . . Martino applies himself to his studies and has greatly gained from his experience in the United States. Hideki Miyazaki visited Mynderse Academy from Tokyo, Japan. He came to the U.S. through the International Fellowship and is staying with the Partee family. Hideki studies industrial arts, English, social studies, art, and music. In his free time Hideki enjoys Ski club, wrestling, soccer, lacrosse, and band. Hideki has greatly benefited from his experiences in the United States. Mynderse student, Chris Praszkowicz, is currently an exchange student in Japan sponsored by Rotary International Cultural Exchange Program. He is staying with the Tsjuri family in Toyama. Chris is currently studying Classical Japanese, Modern Japanese, mathematics, biology, and geography. During Chris’s stay he has given students advice and information about the United States and acquired a black belt in Judo. In Japanese society, serious studying is demanded. Drugs, alcohol, and smoking are taboos and are not even considered by most students. Hideki Miyazaki Chris’s first day of school. 101 Fall Fell As fall fell upon Mynderse, students found themselves busy both in school and in various extracurricular activities. The Mynderse Girls Soccer team tied for the Section V, Class A championship title. The Boys’ Cross Country team won the league title for the first time in many years. Preparations for Homecoming began early, as the dance itself was moved up to October 25. The gym was transformed into a celestial sphere for the theme ’’Heaven In Your Eyes,’’ and students danced to the tunes of the Hit Line. The Mynderse-Waterloo football game was home and drew a large crowd. Although Mynderse was not victorious, the Blue Devils put up a good fight and gained valuable experience for the future. As the game ended, it seemed that fall was also drawing to a close. 102 Winter Waned Winter made its appearance at M.A. accompanied by cold winds and snow It also brought sports and great winter activities. such as skiing. The Christmas season, as always, was a festive time at Mynderse. with the halls full of decoration and the annual Christmas tree. The canned food drive for the poor once again displayed the generous attitude at Mynderse A first at Mynderse occurred when Satin Steel performed in the Senior High gym for a large, enthusiastic crowd. Another aspect of musical entertainment was the annual Mynderse musical which lit up the stage in March. This year's performance. The King and I. was one of the best ever The Boys’ Basketball team once again advanced through sectionals and traveled to the Rochester War Memorial to participate in the semi-finals. The girls also excelled in sectional play. The Wrestling team sent three people to sectionals: Ernie Foulkrod, Ed Caraccilo, and Scott Swenson, who continued to place 2nd in the State Qualifiers. The Bowling team placed first in the league and third in Sectionals. Jeff Bunnell and Greg Giugliano qualified to represent Section V in the mixed team at the State High School Bowling playoffs in Westchester. The musical, sectional play, the beginning of new sports seasons, and brighter weather marked the coming of spring. 103 Lacrosse Ends Season on Victorious Note Row 1 — L Li. K. Scheltz. R. Stuck, B. Lapp. R. Sarratori, T. Parker. Row 2 — T Hanslick, E. Caraccilo, M Karweck, K. Durso. D. Fahrenholz, E. VanFleet, J. Herron. Row 3 — N. Ganzon. M. Covell, W. Holden. T. Mumford. D Marr. R. Eighmey, J. Mahoney. D. Lay. Row 4 — A. Henry. B. VanFleet. M. Sipos, D. Helpard, S. VonBergen. M Chapin. S. Swenson. M Bero. A. Natsuno. Row 1 — C. Pignone. D. Holden. C. Traub. M Constable. E. Brady. P. Elyseev. J. Lisle. S. Kline. Row 2 — J Caraccilo. 0 Flite. D Miller. C. J. Farney. S. Herron. C. Peterman. P. Korzemewski. Row 3 — B Scanlon. M Hilbert. J. Verkey. S. Carl. D. Vogt. B. Oaks. P. Kelley. J. Johns. J. Piscitelli. N DiDomineck. 106 The 1986 Varsity Lacrosse team had a fair season with a 5-12 record; placing fourth in the league. Overall, it was an enjoyable year which saw much improvement in all players. Since the team will lose only six players, next season looks promising. There were many outstanding players on the team. Awards were given to Wilbur Holden, attack award; Todd Mumford, midfield; Tim Parker, defense award; Ed Car-racilo, team award; and Jeff Herron, coach’s award. — Coach Henry The J.V. Lacrosse team had an outstanding season; placing second in the league. Their 13-6-1 record was the best the team has had in the past five years. Mike Constable broke the J.V. scoring record with 36 goals and 15 assists, and Ozzie Flite did an outstanding job with 313 saves. — Coach Maloney 107 Baseball Just Misses Row 1 — J Bilia, G. Felice, L. Van Cleef. Row 2 — D. McMillen, R. Miller, J. Rook. T. Russell. R. Grabbatin. Row 3 — S. Johnson. G. Giugliano. K Bogart. H. Meeks. J Houk, M Wassink. B Majors, S. Howe. 108 Grand Slam Year Row 1 —J. Bunnell, B. Larrabee, S. Dunham. Row 2 — A. McCloud, S. Irland, M. Anderson. B. Copp. Row 3 — K. Burlew. R. McMillen, K. Whittaker, B. Cayward, S. Mansell, T. Hayes. As the Varsity Baseball squad reached the semi-finals of the Section V Tournament, it hoped to be one of only a handful of teams to repeat as champions. This was not to happen as the team lost a heartbreaking, close game. In 1986, a rash of injuries plagued the Baseball Devils, putting a damper on pre-season expectations. Injuries side-lined five starters throughout the season, and yet the Devils still managed a second place league finish and a state ranking at mid-season. — Coach Farney 109 Tennis Teams Serve Up Victories 1986 was a great year for tennis, not necessarily for winning but for participation and determination. Thirty students tried out for the team, and committed themselves to improving their abilities. By the end of the season I noticed as did many other coaches in the league, that our players had made vast improvements. Every match throughout the season was played hard and strong. I was very proud of their performance, and I know each player will benefit our future tennis program. — Coach Deporter Row 1 — C. Feola, K Bergamo. W. Barber Row 2 — D. Barto, J. Alcorn. J. McMahon. T. Holden. Row 3 — M. DePorter, J. Kuplinski, C. Schweitz, S, Lopez, P Moylan, K. Olufsen. The 1986 tennis season continued where the '85 season left off. Built around a core of freshmen and sophomores, the '86 edition of the Mynderse Racquetmen combined experience, skill, mental toughness, attitude, and enthusiasm to post a 31-29 record. Freshman Steve Rutz led the squad with an 11-6 record and places fifth in the Section V, Class C tournament. Freshman Bill Holcomb and senior Marty Burgie compiled winning records before losing in the finals of the Finger Lakes League Sectional Qualifier. Eighth grader Mark Giugliano recorded a 8-4 season as a first year letterman. TEAM GOAL —INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT — Coach Marriam Row 1 — K. Ritter. 8 Holcomb, M Burgie. M Giugliano. Row 2 — M. Marriam, P Heid. K. Grier, K. Boyton. S Rutz. 110 Golf Team Almost Sinks Opponents Row 1 — M Dellefave. B. Connor, R Miller. J. Vorreuter, B. Cousins. S. Anglim. Row 2 — B. Hardison, L. Rescorl, E. Lorenizetti. Row 3 — T. Buckingham, D Rutz, J. Anderson. The Mynderse Academy Golf team suffered an agonizing defeat in the league championships to Penn Yan by just two strokes. After having won this title for the past two years, this time it slipped from their grasp. Hopefully, next year, they will regain this honor and be the league champions for a third time. — Coach Dickson The Golf team failed by just two strokes to capture its third consecutive league championship. The overall record was 8-5 with a league record of 6-2. Penn Yan was the only team to beat us. Captain Dave Rutz qualified for sectional play where he represented our league in an exemplary manner. ill Lady Blue Devils Have The 1986 Girls Junior High Softball team had an excellent year. Their only blemish was a loss to Marcus Whitman. Though it was the first year for many of the girls, they still finished with a record of 11-1. With a lot of hard work, dedication, and enthusiasm, they became a winning team. Row 1 — T. Leone Row 2 — C. Carnevale. H. Cayward, T. Burgie. G. Scesny. Row 3 — H. Hartman. M. J. Bochert. M. Scesny. M. Fronefield. K. VonBergen Row 4 — T. Faiola, J. Baker. L. Brink, K. Peterson. V. Fulkrod. J. Ingandello. G. K. Durso. — Coaches Gee and Pine The Girls' J.V. Softball team ended the season with a 7-6 record. The team consisted of 6 freshmen and 6 sophomores. The girls worked hard and competed well. Overall, it was a satisfactory season. — Coach Foster Row 1 — B Brown. L. VonBergen. L. Scialdone. Row 2 — C. Flynn. S. Barrett. L. Smith. T. Larrabee. Row 3 — D. Gee. M A. Hauf, L. Cosentino. M Kowalski. C. Reynolds. 112 Outstanding Year!! The 1986 Varsity Girls Softball team had another successful year. The Lady Devils finished second in the league with a record of 16-6. The girls also captured the Section V, Class B sectional title by defeating LeRoy 5-2 in the final game. The Lady Devils will be losing eight seniors this year but hopes for another outstanding season in 1987. Row 1 — s. Hurlburt. Row 2 — k. Messmer, J. Amidon, S. Kline. Row 3 — C. Amidon, L A. Loucks, L. Caraccilo, R. Fox. D. DiSanto. Row 4 — w. Shumway. C. Barrett, B. Docteur, L. Faina, S. Pluretti. The 1986 Varsity Softball team once again established Mynderse Academy as one of the premier softball programs in Section V. Our Lady Blue Devils advanced to the semi-finals for the 6th straight year and appeared in the finals for the 3rd straight year. This year's finals once again pitted LeRoy (last year’s champions), against last year’s runners-up, Mynderse, however the result was much different this year. Using an aggressive offensive attack with a very tenacious defense along with the superb pitching and catching of Sue Pluretti and Chris Amidon, the Lady Blue Devils brought home their 2nd Section V title in 3 years. I personally would like to thank the tremendous teams over the past 7 years for permitting me to be a part of all the good times, and especially the ’86 team for making my last year so great. Thank you, — Coach John Nicholson 113 Track Teams Leave Row 1 — S. Urbas. N. Cruz. J. Hauf. G. Carnevale. C. Caraccilo. B. Young. J. Conkey. D. Fraser. R Spano. Row 2 — M Rose. K Vandervort, J. Cole, S. Davis. C. Praszkowicz. D. Fisk, T. Souhan, E. Dombrowski, T. Hoster. C. Caratozzolo. Row 3 — M Pratt. M Rogers. J. Jarrett. A. Shah, J. Becker. M. Shah. J. Schnebly. J. VanDelinder, K. Hanville. M Elliott. R. Smith, C. Pratt. P Fahrenholz. In 1986. the Boys’ Track team had more wins than in the previous seven years combined and also raced a more competitive season. Even though their record was only 3-8, the Boys’ Track team seemed to be making a strong comeback. Ten boys qualified for sectionals, and Maurice Hawthorne set a new school record in the High Jump. The boys are looking forward to an even better season next year. — Coach Fleury 114 Opponents in the Dust 1986 proved to be another championship season for the Girls’ Track team as they topped their division for the third year in a row. Enroute to the title, the Lady Devils set four school records. Setting those records were Bridget Sipos in the Shot Put, Maria Scialdone in the Triple Jump, and Wendy Hurlburt in the 100 Hurdles and 400 Hurdles. The Lady Devils also placed nine girls on the Finger Lakes West All-League team. Eleven girls qualified in eleven events for sectionals. Leading the team to a fifth place finish out of 22 schools. From Sectionals, the team advanced in five events to the Section V Meet of Champions. Congratulations girls for all of your accomplishments this past season. — Coach Pappert Row 1 — N. Davis. M. Smith, W. Hurlburt, K Marshall. N. Brady. K Lohr. Row 2 — C Anglim, S. Praszkowicz, M. C. Skordy. M. China, T. Wigsten, T. Grier, A. M Skordy. Row 3 — T Goodman, M. O'Connor. T. Westfall, K. Bohman, C. Anderson. L. Souhan. A Young. M. Scialdone 115 SPRING STATS Varsity Softball Mynderse 25 Newark 3 Mynderse 4 Penn Yan 9 Mynderse 17 Victor 1 Mynderse 13 Geneva 11 Mynderse 8 Canandaigua 2 Mynderse 8 Waterloo 9 Mynderse 8 Midlakes 7 Mynderse 42 Newark 10 Mynderse 7 Penn Yan 8 Mynderse 13 Victor 10 Mynderse 6 Geneva 8 Mynderse 8 Canandaigua 2 Mynderse 10 Waterloo 7 Mynderse 9 Midlakes 3 Mynderse 2 Moravia 3 Mynderse 13 Port Byron 2 Mynderse 17 Cato-Meridian 2 Mynderse 10 Newark Valley 2 Mynderse 19 Kendall 1 Mynderse 4 Wellsville 3 Mynderse 7 Cal Mum 1 Mynderse Finals 5 LeRoy 2 JV Softball Mynderse 10 Newark 5 Mynderse 9 Penn Yan 44 Mynderse 22 Victor 16 Mynderse 3 Geneva 20 Mynderse 35 Canandaigua 13 Mynderse 10 Mid lakes 1 Mynderse 5 Waterloo 15 Mynderse 39 Newark 5 Mynderse 6 Penn Yan 15 Mynderse 29 Victor 6 Mynderse 2 Geneva 9 Mynderse 15 Canandaigua 14 Mynderse 20 Midlakes 19 Modified Softball Mynderse 8 Marcus Whitman 4 Mynderse 37 South Seneca 7 Mynderse 15 Naples 4 Mynderse 11 Midlakes 10 Mynderse 23 Victor 3 Mynderse 18 Honeoye 6 Mynderse 23 Bloomfield 1 Mynderse 3 Marcus Whitman 5 Mynderse 21 South Seneca 6 Mynderse 27 Naples 6 Mynderse 9 Midlakes 8 Mynderse 12 Bloomfield 1 Mynderse 6 Skaneateles 15 Mynderse 5 Pittsford 3 Mynderse 2 Pennfield 6 Mynderse 3 Bishop Kearney 5 Mynderse 6 Bishop Kearney 1 Mynderse 3 Webster 9 Mynderse 7 Canandaigua 12 Mynderse 1 Geneva 10 Mynderse 4 Penn Yan 11 Mynderse 8 Waterloo 9 Mynderse 10 Newark 6 Mynderse 7 Skaneateles 13 Mynderse 3 Canandaigua 18 Mynderse 5 Geneva 7 Mynderse 2 Penn Yan 9 Mynderse 10 Waterloo 6 Mynderse 8 Newark 5 Varsity Baseball Mynderse 8 Newark 1 Mynderse 3 Penn Yan 2 Mynderse 9 Victor 6 Mynderse 10 Geneva 7 Mynderse 6 Canandaigua 2 Mynderse 1 Midlakes 2 Mynderse 4 Waterloo 3 Mynderse 24 Newark 5 Mynderse 2 Penn Yan 14 Mynderse 7 Victor 1 Mynderse 1 Geneva 8 Mynderse 3 Canandaigua 7 Mynderse 11 Midlakes 3 Mynderse 14 Waterloo 1 Mynderse 5 Marcus Whitman 0 Mynderse 6 Livonia 4 Mynderse 6 Attica 8 Mynderse 63 Trumansburg 78 Mynderse 77 Groton 64 Mynderse 21 Geneva 116 Mynderse 59 Waterloo 81 Mynderse 70 Midlakes 61 Mynderse 55 Red Jacket 82 Mynderse 21 Dundee 121 Mynderse 61 Marcus Whitman 80 Mynderse 59 Red Jacket 82 Mynderse 47 Dundee 93 Mynderse 71 Marcus Whitman 70 Girls Track Mynderse 91 Trumansburg 41 Mynderse 86.5 Groton 45.5 Mynderse 68 Waterloo 64 Mynderse 97 Bloomfield 34 Mynderse 42 Geneva 90 Mynderse 70 Marion 62 Mynderse 71 Midlakes 61 Mynderse 59.5 Dundee 72.5 Mynderse 82 Red Jacket 49 Mynderse 68 Marcus Whitman 64 Mynderse 81 Bloomfield 51 Mynderse 69 Dundee 63 Mynderse 105 Red Jacket 26 Mynderse 87 Marcus Whitman 45 Mynderse 3 Skaneateles 2 Mynderse 7 Pittsford 6 Mynderse 4 Pennfield 8 Mynderse 8 Bishop Kearney 4 Mynderse 9 Bishop Kearney 7 Mynderse 5 Geneva 5 Mynderse 3 Canandaigua 5 Mynderse 5 Webster 8 Mynderse 11 Newark 0 Mynderse 6 Penn Yan 7 Mynderse 6 Bloomfield 3 Mynderse 6 Geneva 11 Mynderse 10 Skaneateles 4 Mynderse 4 Canandaigua 13 Mynderse 7 Bloomfield 4 Mynderse 18 Newark 1 Mynderse 14 Waterloo 2 Mynderse 9 Penn Yan 4 JV Baseball Mynderse 2 Newark 1 Mynderse 12 Penn Yan 11 Mynderse 1 Victor 0 Mynderse 6 Geneva 4 Mynderse 8 Canandaigua 9 Mynderse 3 Waterloo 7 Mynderse 6 Midlakes 3 Mynderse 8 Penn Yan 3 Mynderse 17 Victor 3 Mynderse 3 Midlakes 14 Mynderse 1 Geneva 4 Mynderse 3 Canandaigua 1 Mynderse 6 Newark 9 Mynderse 231 Romulus 248 Mynderse 201 South Seneca 276 Mynderse 215 Penn Yan 213 Mynderse 215 DeSales 239 Mynderse 228 Penn Yan 215 Mynderse 218 DeSales 257 Mynderse 225 Victor 231 Mynderse 225 Waterloo 208 Mynderse 225 Geneva 224 Mynderse 222 Canandaigua 218 Mynderse 222 Midlakes 225 Varsity Tennis Mynderse 4 South Seneca 2 Mynderse 0 Marcus Whitman 6 Mynderse 6 Dundee 0 Mynderse 0 Naples 6 Mynderse 4 Midlakes 2 Mynderse 5 South Seneca 1 Mynderse 1 Marcus Whitman 5 Mynderse 6 Dundee 0 Mynderse 0 Naples 6 Mynderse 5 Midlakes 1 JV Tennis Mynderse 4 Newark 2 Mynderse 0 Clyde 6 Mynderse 0 Marcus Whitman 6 Mynderse 0 Victor 6 Mynderse 1 Canandaigua 5 Mynderse 1 Naples 5 Mynderse 2 Marcus Whitman 4 Mynderse 0 Clyde 6 Mynderse 1 Canandaigua 5 Mynderse 2 Newark 4 Mynderse 2 Naples 4 Mynderse 0 Victor 6 Varsity Lacrosse JV Lacrosse Boys Track Golf Football Team Keeps The Devil Row 1: T. Phillips, M. Wise. J. Camelio, T. Ward, A. Olschewske; Row 2: J. Caraher. A. Miller, B. Price, E. Mundt, J. Leone, A. Liddel, F. Woznick, J. Holliday Row 3 D. VanCleef, A. Dellefave, S. Scrocroft, K. Hooper. S. Blatchley, S. Rogers. M. Werth, M. Thomas. K. Higgins, Coach Henry -vndepst RSH WDERS! Row 1: R. Lux. J. Colligan, B. Larrabee, K. Traub.J. Lisk; Row 2: S. Ostrowski, C. Peterman J , „ n _ . . _ „ Maloney, S. Kline. C. Hopk.ns, J. Mumford, C. Hayes, S Maloney, T. Schne.der, M Pratt. D. MacDo d.D C MUpdike Co chWard A.'shah0 118 Spirit Alive And Kicking The 1986 season was not an easy one for the Blue Devils Football Squad. With only two returning starters the team was inexperienced but enthusiastic. Senior Captains Matt Sipos and Bryan Cayward guided the young team to a 2-6 record. The running game was led by junior running back Ed Caraccilo with linemen Scott Swenson, Matt Sipos, and Darryl Praul making the blocks. Seniors Todd Mumford and Dave Helpard led the receivers. The high point of the season was the 12-6 victory over Geneva. Sophomore Brendan Scanlon led the offense with 80 yards rushing. Senior Ron Stuck had a 72 yard run, setting up the winning score. Junior Jason Piscitelli also contributed with 46 yards rushing. Outstanding players selected for allleague honors were Matt Sipos and Scott Swenson for the first team, and Bryan Cayward, Jason Verkey, and Ed Caraccilo for the second team. Todd Mumford and Jeff Rook received honorable mention. Since many underclassmen, including junior quarterback Jason Verkey, gained valuable experience, the outlook for the '87 season is optimistic. 119 Row 1: B Majors, R. Stuck, S. Branning, S. Herron, 0. Flite, M. Hilbert; Row 2: E. Caraccilo, M. Dellefave, J. Rook, P. Elyseev, B. Scanlon, J. Piscitelli, B Lapp. K. Gladys; Row 3: Coach Michaels, Coach Johnson, T. Souhan, J. Verkey, J. Johns. S. Urbas. T. Mumford, S. Swenson, M. Sipos, D. Praul, B. Cayward, D. Helpard, Coach Volpe Cheerleaders Inspire The 1986 Modified Football Cheerleading squad was made up of mostly newcomers to the sport. However, they did possess a great deal of potential. I would like to thank the girls for a successful and fun-filled season. Row 1: S. Borys; Row 2: C. Willower, S. Westfall; Row 3: B. Alongi, P. Rusinko, J. Christopher, T. Dyson; Row 4: S. Heisser; Top: D. Marble Row 1: T. Westfall, T. Goodman; Row 2: S. Wormuth, T. Gaun, M. Skinner; Row 3: K. Olufsen, J. Uticone, 50’s Dance at Mynderse L Smith, J. Baker. M. Marble 7 120 Teams To Victory The 1986 football cheerleading squads provided players and audience alike with very skilled routines which helped relieve the tensions of the moment. The upcoming cheerleaders seem to be more than ready to fill the shoes of their departing senior friends. Without the help of their coaches: Miss Waldron and Miss Hoaglan, the Mynderse Academy cheerleaders would never have been able to excel as far as they have. 121 Row 1: K. Parker, M. Andreas, T. Westfall; Row 2: C. Perdicho, S. Journell, K. Pignone, M. O’Conner; Row 3: C. Anglim, D. Marr, S. Weber Another Triumphant The J.V. Soccer team had a very successful season and ended with a 11-5-1 record. Seventh grader, Shelley Hurlburt, was the leading scorer for the team. Next season will find only three starters returning, but the experience gained by all of this year’s team members should aid in producing a competitive 1987 team. Row 1: S. Ritter, V. Lay. C. Schooley, H. Hartman, B. Maloney, S. Hurlburt, J. Chapelsky, S. Praszkowicz; Row 2: C. Pasqualicchio, L. VonBergen, T, Holden, K, Wigsten, N. Fronefield, B. Brown, K. Burlew, W. Barber, T. Sweeney; Row 3: G. Scesny, M. Bonacci, C. Reynolds, P. Widell, S. Lopez, M. Rooker, M.C. Skordy, D. Anderson, N. Davis, N. Swenson, K. Petersen, D. Gee, R. Franco 122 Season For Girls Soccer Row 1: K. Scheltz. T. Wigsten, C. Anderson, A. Giovannini. W. Hurlburt. J. Cosentino; Row 2: K. Nicholson, P. Moylan, L. Scialdone. K. Marshall. N. Brady. C. Amidon. M. China. J. Amidon, M. Kowalski; Row 3: B Docteur. M Bradshaw. L. Delia. B. Sipos. H. Vicente. K. Heid. S. Henry. L. Cosentino. T. Larrabee. C. Messmer. D. Bonafiglia The 1986 Girls Soccer team had an outstanding championship year. The Lady Blue Devils were the co-champions with Williamson Class A Section V winners. They placed second in the Wayne Finger Lakes Central with an 11-1-4 record, won the Buckwheat Trophy at Penn Yan. and the Lewiston-Porter Tournament. Chris Amidon. Jackie Amidon. Wendy Hurlburt. and Stacey Henry were selected to be on the first team All-league. With 12 potential returnees in '87, next year’s season will again rank Mynderse as a tough contender in soccer! Again, we salute you girls! 123 Cross Country Team Sets A New Pace The 1986 MA Cross Country team finished with an 11-7 record. Team accomplishments were Central Division Championship title and sixth place in both the league meet and Section V, Class B. As MA's first team to win a championship in twelve years, several players need to be singled out. Most improved runner was Jim Conkey. and the Ironman and Determination Awards went to Jeff Hauf and Anna Donofrio. This year's Most Valuable Runner was Mike Constable who placed sixth in the league meet, was All League Wayne-Finger Lakes Team and third place. Section V, Class B winner. 1987 should prove to be a real exciting year since all seven of the top runners will return next year Artists of Pam. These athletes know the exactness and varying degree of pain and suffering. but can tell no one!” 124 Row 1: G. Carnevale; Row 2. S Anderson, S. Rutz, J. Conkey. D. Fraser, D. Scalzo; Row 3: J. Hauf, Donofrio. J. Schnebly; Row 4: M. Constable. R. Spano, M. Rogers. J. King. R Kloppel Tennis Team Gets Into The Swing Of Things The Girls’ Varsity Tennis team finished with a 1-9 record. The record doesn’t indicate how well the girls played. Many match scores ended with a 3-2 score, but due to the new scoring system, we received no points. Stephanie Hopkins finished fourth in Sectional qualifiers. Row 1: M. Lohr; Row 2: J. Dellefave, J. Webster. K. Hooper; Row 3: C. Schiller, K. MacDonald, L.A. Toni, C. Chadwick, M. Manzari Boys Soccer Off To A Good Start Row 1: G. Noble, J. Barber, 0. Cerza, D. Lopez. P. Thomas; Row 2: D. Miller, D. Holden, J. McMahon, H. Vicente. K. Nies, J. Sinicropi, B. Davis, M. Giugliano; Row 3: Coach Cimochowski, P. Ward, B. Conner, M. Frank, R. Miller, D. McMillen, C. Pratt, A. Davis, T. Cimochowski, K. Flynn, M. Scalzo, Coach Prosser Boys’ Soccer at Mynderse began this year with a successful modified team. Through hard work and determined effort, the boys defeated many well established teams. This determination carried them through to a record of 6-3-1. 126 Fall Stats Varsity Football Mynderse 8 Penn Yan 28 Mynderse 35 Lyons 6 Mynderse 8 East High 28 Mynderse 12 Geneva 6 Mynderse 7 Clyde 42 Mynderse 13 Midlakes 20 Mynderse 6 Newark 14 Mynderse 8 Waterloo 20 JV Football Mynderse 0 Penn Yan 47 Mynderse 0 Lyons 21 Mynderse 19 Bath 24 Mynderse 6 Geneva 28 Mynderse 0 Clyde 34 Mynderse 12 Midlakes 28 Mynderse 13 Newark 6 Mynderse 0 Waterloo 22 Modified Football Mynderse W Skaneatles L Mynderse L Lyons W Mynderse L Marcellus W Mynderse L Phoenix w Mynderse L Lyons w Mynderse L Homer w Scores Not Available Varsity Tennis Mynderse 1 Waterloo 4 Mynderse 0 Geneva 5 Mynderse 2 Marcus Whitman 3 Mynderse 0 Midlakes 5 Mynderse 0 Victor 5 Mynderse 2 Waterloo 3 Mynderse 3 Newark 2 Mynderse 0 Midlakes 5 Mynderse 0 Canandaigua 5 Mynderse 1 Marcus Whitman 4 Varsity Cross Country Mynderse 20 North Rose 37 Mynderse 21 Williamson 39 Mynderse 46 Newark 15 Mynderse 16 Geneva 46 Mynderse 17 DeSales 44 Mynderse 15 Bloomfield 49 Mynderse 29 Marion 26 Mynderse 30 Canandaigua 27 Mynderse 30 South Seneca 25 Mynderse 24 Wayne 31 Mynderse 15 Red Creek 50 Mynderse 15 Pal-Mac 48 Mynderse 20 Lyons 41 Mynderse 34 Victor 22 Mynderse 30 Waterloo 27 Mynderse 17 Marcus Whitman 42 Mynderse 43 Penn Yan 20 Varsity Soccer Mynderse 3 HAC 1 Mynderse 4 Bloomfield 2 Mynderse 2 McDowell 1 Mynderse 2 Lewiston-Porter 1 Mynderse 3 Newark 1 Mynderse 4 Geneva 0 Mynderse 7 Canandaigua 1 Mynderse 3 Naples 0 Myndesre 0 Victor 0 Mynderse 3 Penn Yan 3 Mynderse 2 Marcus Whitman 1 Mynderse 1 HAC 0 Mynderse 1 Penn Yan 1 Mynderse 8 Waterloo 0 Mynderse 4 Naples 0 Mynderse 6 Victor 2 Mynderse 3 Midlakes 0 JV Soccer Mynderse 3 HAC 1 Mynderse 2 Bloomfield 2 Mynderse 2 Newark 1 Mynderse 2 Geneva 0 Mynderse 4 Canandaigua 1 Mynderse 0 Naples 1 Mynderse 0 Victor 1 Mynderse 0 Penn Yan 3 Mynderse 4 Marcus Whitman 2 Mynderse 2 HAC 0 Mynderse 0 Bloomfield 2 Mynderse 0 Penn Yan 2 Mynderse 6 Waterloo 0 Mynderse 2 Naples 1 Mynderse 3 Trumansburg 1 Mynderse 2 Victor 0 Mynderse 4 Midlakes 1 Boys' Modified Soccer Mynderse 1 Marcus Whitman 0 Mynderse 1 Newark 2 Mynderse 4 Bloomfield 0 Mynderse 3 Victor 1 Mynderse 1 Naples 3 Mynderse 0 Honeoye 1 Mynderse 2 Canandaigua 1 Mynderse 2 HAC 1 Mynderse 2 Marcus Whitman 0 Mynderse 3 Canandaigua 3 128 129 Mod. J.V. Wrestling In Jr. High wrestling there were excellent performances by some of the wrestlers during the season. Scott Kline was the only undefeated wrestler with an outstanding 9-0 record. Eric Hubbard was 8-2 and Aaron Peckham was 7-3. These boys, along with the rest of the team, show great promise for future years to come. Row 1: J. Gellespie, T. Cimochowski, E. Hubbard. S. Kline. J. Lisk; Row 2: E. Flynn. T. Ward. J. Holliday. A. Peckham, A. Miller, J. Studwell, Coach Maloney The JV wrestlers were a hard working group of boys. Through their dedicated efforts, they gradually improved this year. We are looking forward to their support of the Varsity squad next year. 130 Row 1: H. Miyazaki. R. Morganti; Row 2: C. Peterman, C. Carter, J. Modix, J. VanDelinder, A. Miller, D. Fisk Varsity Wrestling The Mynderse Varsity Wrestling team finished with an overall record of 8-7, 2-7 in the league. The highlight of the season was a 31-30 win over state-ranked Union Springs. 131 Row 1: P. Elyseev, D. Fahrenholz. P. Fahrenholz, T. Mumford, E. Caraccilo; Row 2: G. Carnevale. S. Swenson. J. Vorreuter, J. McMahon. K. Gladis, E. Foulkrod, M. Constable. Coach Ward Mod. Freshman Boys’ Basketball The Junior High Boys’ Basketball team had an extremely successful 1986-87 season. While displaying great team effort in learning, improving. and winning, these fine young athletes were able to achieve an undefeated season. We are looking forward to their support of the freshman squad next year. Row 1: D. Holden, A. Verkey, P. Thomas, T. Phillips; Row 2: S. Rogers, D. Losaw, A. Lydell, A. Davis, J. Camelio The Freshman Boys’ Basketball team had a very successful season as they finished with a record of 11-7. The players displayed great team effort in learning, improving, and winning. More importantly, the players displayed great sportsmanship throughout the season, and it was a pleasure to coach such fine young gentlemen. The attitude demonstrated by these players is desirable for the winning tradition that has thus far been exemplified by Mynderse Academy athletes. Row 1: S. Cosentino, M. Talomie, M. Muldoon; Row 2: G. Sipos, J. Sinicropi, C. McDermott, D. McMillen, M. Giugliano; Row 3: R. Miller, A. Davis, R. Korzeniewski, M. Brophy, D. Scalzo, B. Conners 132 J.V. Varsity Boys’ Basketball The Mynderse JV's finished second in their league, losing the championship game on the final night of the season to Geneva by two points. The JV's played exciting basketball all season relying on their speed and pressure defense. Steve Rutz led in scoring with a 14.7 average per game. John Brady followed him closely with a 13.3 average per game. With a record of 14-4 there is much hope for the 1988 season. Row 1: S. Rutz. M. Scialdone; Row 2: J. Carac-cilo, J. Brady, B. Holcomb; Row 3: B. Grabbatin. S. Maloney. T. Buckingham, C. Partee The Varsity Boys’ Basketball team started the season positively by posting a 5-2 record before Christmas break. After the break, the team ran into hard times with a rash of injuries and untimely sickness. Ending the season with a win over perenially powerful Geneva High, the team looks optimistically towards sectionals. 133 Row 1: J. Verkey, P. Korzeniewski; Row 2: S. Anglim. E. Lorenzetti, J. Rook; Row 3: D. Rutz, M. Sipos, D. Helpard Mod. J.V. Cheerleaders Through hours of practice and hard work, the girls improved their skills and helped to cheer on the 1986-87 seventh and eighth grade basketball team to victory. Row 1: S. Westfall, D. Marble; Row 2: T. Dyson. B. Alongi, C. Willower, J. Christopher; Row 3: P. Rusinko, S. Borys, T. Peterman This year's JV squad put in a tremendous amount of work since each game's performance was the product of hours of practice. The grand finale came when the girls took first place at the LaFayette cheering competition, competing against 29 other schools. Congratulations on a job well done! Row 1; S. Wormuth. M. Skinner, H. Hartman, T. Gaun, J. Chapelsky; Row 2: K. Olufsen, P. Widell, J. Baker, L. Smith, A. Church 134 Varsity Cheerleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders worked very hard this season. All of their effort payed off when they went to competition. In LaFayette, they performed in four different divisions and were the only squad to place in all of the possible categories. Once again, they participated in the season long Section V competition and were ranked as one of the top five squads in Class A, taking third place at the annual Cheer-off in Honeoye. 135 Row I: C. Anglim, M. O' Conner, T. Goodman, S. Weber, D. Marr, T. Westfall. S. Alessio, S. Journell, S. Westfall. M. Andreas Varsity Girls’ Basketball The Girls' Varsity Basketball team had an outstanding year with a 9-2 league record and an 11-3 overall. For the third consecutive year the Lady Blue Devils won the annual Womens Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament. Bridget Docteur had a career high of 31 points and 18 rebounds against Newark. The girls anticipate next year’s season with great optimism and enthusiasm. 136 Row 1: L. Cosentino. B. Sipos. B. Docteur, M. Bradshaw; Row 2: C. Messmer, J. Amidon, C. Amidon; Row 3: N. Brady. L. Scialdone; Row 4: W. Hurlburt J.V. Girls’ Basketball Row 1: N. Fronefield. C. Pasqualicchio, W. Barber, M. Pennacchio; Row 2: K. Petersen, D. Gee, M. Rooker. B. Maloney, A. Lorenc; Row 3: S. Hurlburt, T. Buck, S. Thompson, D. Anderson Teamwork, that is what allowed the girls’ JV Basketball team to have a great and very successful season. Each girl was able to work with one another both on and off the court, which enhanced their performance. Like all teams, there were some rough spots, but the team overcame the problems and continued to play good basketball. 137 J.V.AVarsity Volleyball The JV Volleyball team had an excellent season, and plan to do even better next year on the varsity level. With the help of the coaching staff, the girls were able to pull off many wins they never would have. Through practice and devotion to the sport, the girls should never have to worry about the future. Row 1: G. Scesny, B. Maloney, T. Leone; Row 2. F. Parish, M Mahoney, K. Harrington, H. Cayward; Row 3: K. Petersen, M. Dellefave, M. Rooker. R. Shumway. D. DiPasquale; Missing: D. McCloud, A. Lorenc This year’s Varsity Volleyball team d splayc good all-around play highlighted by a strong ai consistent spiking game. Evidence ot this shown in the teams best record in the last years and by Mynderse's tirst appearance in Sectional Volleyball Tournament. The team was led by second team All-Le selection, Wanda Shumway and Honorable tion Selection, Stephanie Hopkins. I Messmer, a sophomore, was also select Honorable Mention. Congratulations to all ot the girls tor season. Row 1: J. Delletave, S. Hopkins, W. Row 2: C. Schiller, N. Shumway, C. Missing. S. Kline, M. Scattaglia, C. V Haut.T. LaBour, S. Cutie, C. Flynn 138 Bowling Row 1: H. Meeks; Row 2: K. Haas, S. Morey, L. VonBergen, R. Miller, Mr. Gee; Row 3: J. Bunnell, D. Gee, J. Fowler, B. Cousins; Row 4: G. Felice. R. Kloppel. K. Burlew, G. Giugliano This year's Varsity Bowling team was truly awesome. The team scored a league record with 3244 points, and Jeff Bunnell also scored a league record with 771 points. With the defeat of Canandaigua, the team placed first in the league and hopefully is on its way to sectional victories. 139 Winter Stats Varsity Boys Basketball Varsity Wrestling Mynderse 51 Pal-Mac 44 Mynderse 52 Waterloo 51 Mynderse 43 Marcus Whitman 49 Mynderse 66 Victor 54 Mynderse 77 Penn Yan 42 Mynderse 49 Canandaigua 51 Mynderse 64 Midlakes 51 Mynderse 64 Waterloo 74 Mynderse 47 Newark 47 Mynderse 56 Geneva 61 Mynderse 47 Marcus Whitman 53 Mynderse 44 Victor 59 Mynderse 58 Penn Yan 51 Mynderse 49 Canandaigua 64 Mynderse 61 Midlakes 59 Mynderse 57 Waterloo 64 Mynderse 49 Newark 62 Mynderse 67 Geneva 54 J.V. Boys Basketball Mynderse 39 Pal-Mac 38 Mynderse 39 Waterloo 40 Mynderse 58 Marcus Whitman 48 Mynderse 58 Victor 48 Mynderse 57 Penn Yan 34 Mynderse 56 Canandaigua 50 Mynderse 67 Midlakes 61 Mynderse 62 Waterloo 50 Mynderse 58 Newark 44 Mynderse 32 Geneva 47 Mynderse 62 Marcus Whitman 36 Mynderse 56 Victor 41 Mynderse 60 Penn Yan 36 Mynderse 51 Canandaigua 55 Mynderse 60 Midlakes 58 Mynderse 56 Waterloo 53 Mynderse 45 Newark 43 Mynderse 47 Geneva 49 Freshman Boys Basketball Mynderse 53 Geneva 47 Mynderse 50 Midlakes 61 Mynderse 44 Wayne 24 Mynderse 48 Newark 41 Mynderse 54 Canandaigua 43 Mynderse 62 Penn Yan 40 Mynderse 40 Pal Mac 61 Mynderse 52 Victor 50 Mynderse 50 Waterloo 38 Mynderse 52 Wayne 40 Mynderse 47 Geneva 48 Mynderse 41 Midlakes 59 Mynderse 45 Newark 48 Mynderse 43 Canandaigua 39 Mynderse 50 Pal Mac 61 Mynderse 51 Penn Yan 46 Mynderse 41 Victor 66 Mynderse 51 Waterloo 35 Varsity Bowling Mynderse 3 Victor 1 Mynderse 2 Geneva 2 Mynderse 4 Midlakes 0 Mynderse 3 Penn Yan 1 Mynderse 4 Canandaigua 0 Mynderse 3 Victor 1 Mynderse 4 Midlakes 0 Mynderse 2 Geneva 2 Mynderse 0 Penn Yan 4 Mynderse 2 Canandaigua 2 Mynderse 38 Marcus Whitman 21 Mynderse 28 Canandaigua 34 Mynderse 29 Geneva 34 Mynderse 42 York 22 Mynderse 60 Lyons 9 Mynderse 36 Newark 22 Mynderse 46 Hammondsport 12 Mynderse 27 Wayne 39 Mynderse 23 Marion 31 Mynderse 23 Waterloo 39 Mynderse 25 Victor 34 Mynderse 34 North Rose 24 Mynderse 24 Pal-Mac 33 Mynderse 31 Union Springs 30 Mynderse 53 Penn Yan 11 Varsity Volleyball Mynderse 3 Victor 1 Mynderse 3 Penn Yan 0 Mynderse 0 Geneva 3 Mynderse 1 Newark 3 Mynderse 3 Waterloo 2 Mynderse 1 Canandaigua 3 Mynderse 0 Midlakes 3 Mynderse 3 Victor 2 Mynderse 3 Penn Yan 1 Mynderse 0 Geneva 3 Mynderse 0 Newark 3 Mynderse 3 Waterloo 1 Mynderse 1 Canandaigua 3 Mynderse 0 Midlakes 3 Mynderse 0 Wellsville 3 Varsity Girls Basketball Mynderse 43 Marcus Whitman 20 Mynderse 42 Waterloo 36 Mynderse 45 Geneva 20 Mynderse 42 Newark 30 Mynderse 39 Victor 37 Mynderse 41 Waterloo 35 Mynderse 33 Bloomfield 42 Mynderse 35 Penn Yan 45 Mynderse 52 Midlakes 36 Mynderse 38 Canandaigua 37 Mynderse 49 Geneva 26 Mynderse 51 Newark 40 Mynderse 33 Penn Yan 42 Mynderse 51 Victor 28 140 141 Junior And Senior Row 1: M. Snyder, D. Freier, S. Struzyk, M. Schooley, J. Uticone, Z. Young; Row 2: C. Snyder, C. Galbally, M. Griggs. D. Marble, I. Christopher, K. Carbone, D. Dellefave, K. Bohman, N. Tedesky; Row 3; S. Monti, J. Bishop, D. Lopez, K. Hardison, M. Giugliano, K. Scanlon, A. Martin, H. Hartman, T. Leone, Mrs. Osterhout; Row4: S. Thompson, J. McMahon, A. Mahoney, MJ Bochert, B. Irland, D. Miller, M. Frank, K. Petersen, A. Davis, J. Baity, A. McClenathan, E. Jensen, K. Nicholson The Mynderse Academy Junior-Senior High Student Councils are extremely active, service organizations. They are committed to developing school spirit, fostering good citizenship, extending inter-class cooperation, and promoting student- 144 High Student Councils Row 1: M. Monti, K. Olufsen, J. DiCesare, K. Bohman, T. Hanslick; Row 2: M. China, K. Troisi, K. Petersen, S. Branciforte, M. Shah, B. Holcomb, K. Vogt: Row 3: G. Giugliano, M. Bonacci, B. Brown, K. Burlew, C. Schooley, MC Skordy, D. Manzari, J. Dellefave, M. Kowalski, K. Parker; Row4: K. Jackson, K. Kuney, K. Durso, M. Rogers, D. Miller, P. Heid, J. Kuplinski, K. Heid faculty communication. In linking students, faculty, staff, and administration, the councils promote various activities, charity fund raisers, information and community services, and holiday entertainment. 145 National Honor Society Row 1: M. Bero, N. Ganzon, J. Mahoney, K. Troisi, D. Fraser; Row 2: K. Kuney, S. Hopkins, D. Marr, L. Delia, S. Alessio, N. Hanslick; Row 3: M. Coveil, W. Larrabee, S. Anglim, M. Rogers, G. Helmer, J. Shaw, J. Bunnell, D. Lay, L. Rescorl; Row 4: W. Holi K. Jackson, N. Brady, K. Bohman, National Honor Society students are selected by the faculty who recognize a high set of standards. Qualities of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Both school and community ;n, D. Rutz, M. Manzari, K. Chadwick . Somerville, D. Praul are rewarded as a student joins the ranks of this elite group. Once selected these students are expected to continue demonstrating these qualities, thus setting an example for fellow students. Mrs. J. DiCesare, T. Wigsten, M. Shah, Dickieson, the advisor, is responsible for directing N.H.S. members in coordinating such activities as parents night, the induction of new members, and tutorial services. 146 Who’s Who Who’s Who Students must meet local as well as national norms of excellence. In addition to possessing academic achievement and extracurricular involvement, member students are expected to contribute to the growth of local, state and national communities. Row 1: D. Praul, J. Willower, M. Bero, N. Ganzon, J. Mahoney, K. Troisi, D. Fraser; Row 2: J. Petersen, B. Cayward, D. Mundt, S. Branciforte. K. Kuney, S. Hopkins, D. Marr. L. Delia, S. Alessio, N. Hanslick, A. Donofrio; Row 3: D. Fisk, M. Sipos, E. Dombrowski, D. Miller, M. Coveil, T. Hubbard, B. larrabee, S. Anglim, M. Rogers, G. Helmer, J. Shaw, J. Bunnell, D. Lay, L. Rescorl; Row 4: J. King, R. Martin, J. Kuplinski, W. Holden, D. Rutz, M. Manzari, K. Chadwick, J. DiCesare, T. Wigsten, M. Shah, K. Jackson, N. Brady, K. Bohman, B. Somerville. S. Swenson Distinguished Am. High School Students Dist. American High School Students must meet local as well as national norms of excellence. In addition to possessing academic achievement and extra-curricular involvement, member students are expected to contribute to the growth of local, state, and national communities. Row 1: N. Ganzon, J. King, J. Mahoney, E. Dombrowski, M. China, B. Cayward; Row 2: T. Hanslick, M. Bero, K. Kuney, S. Hopkins, D. Marr. L. Delia. S. Alessio, N. Hanslick, K. Troisi; Row 3: D. Praul, B. Larrabee. S. Anglim. M. Rogers, D. Fisk. G. Helmer, J. Shaw, J. Bunnell. D. Lay, M. Sipos; Row 4: L. Rescorl, R. Martin, W. Holden. D. Rutz, M. Manzari, K. Chadwick, J. DiCesare. T. Wigsten, K. Jackson. M. Shah, N. Brady. K. Bohman. B. Somerville, S. Swenson 147 Girls’ Boys’ State Row 1: D. Praul, K. Kuney, J. DiCesare, K. Troisi(alternate), B. Somerville, D. Lay; Row 2: M. Bero(alternate), W. Holden, M. Rogers, D. Rutz, S. Swenson, S. Anglim Girls’ State gives a junior girl a week-long opportunity to learn more about our state government. The representatives get a chance to meet and work together in various debates, caucuses and lectures. Girls’ State is both educational and enjoyable. Boys’ State is a seminar sponsored and run by the American Legion. Selected students journey to Syracuse where they learn about our state government and how it works. The boys par- ticipate in mock assembly meetings and run for state and local offices in a government which they themselves set up. Out of the 1500 boys who participate, 2 members are selected to represent our state in Boys' Nation. 148 Jr. Rotarians and Jr. Kiwanians Four students. Bill Larrabee, Wilbur Holden. Darryl Praul, and Joe Shaw, excelling in academics, athletics, and extra-curricular activities, were selected as Jr. Rotarians. They were placed into a role in the organization which was one more of observation than participation. By observing Rotarians, the Jr. members see that the fraternal organization provides much assistance to the community. The Kiwanians are devoted to advancing social, business, and professional standards. Through the Jr. Kiwanian program the privileged Jr. members, Jim DiCesare and Dave Rutz, learn how the Kiwanians operates in the community, county, state, and world. 149 Block “M” Block M is the club for male varsity athletes who are in at least two Mynderse sports. Block M members are responsible for running the concession stand at home games in the winter sports season. The money raised there is used, under the supervision of Mr. Paradise, for award fund donations, community athletic service, and donations to the SMS athletic banquet. Row 1: D. Helpard; Row 2: D. Rutz, J. Bunnell, S. Anglim, M. Dellefave, E. Caracillo; Row 3: J. Deal. W. Holden, T. Mumford, J. Anderson, B. larrabee, M. Rogers; Row 4: B. Cayward, M. Sipos, S. Swenson, D. Praul G.A.A. This year, GAA activities were selling raffle tickets for All Sports Boosters and sponsoring a Jump-A-Thon for the American Heart Assoc, in March for Jr. Sr. High students. The club also purchased the Patricia Hurley Memorial Award for the 9th grade girl excelling in leadership, sportsmanship, and athletic ability, and the GAA award for the outstanding Sr. female athlete. Row 1: C. Amidon; Row 2: B. Docteur, K. Troisi, W. Shumway, M. China; Row 3: M. Bradshaw, D. Marr, C. Messmer; Row 4: L. Delia, N. Brady, S. Kline 150 FHA Future Homemakers of America is a vocational student organization that functions as an integral part of the home economics curriculum and operates within the school system. Chapters encourage per-sonal growth; leadership development at the local, district, state, and national levels; family and community involvement; and understanding the dual roles of man and women. Row 1: C. Carnevale, J. Bishop, S. Monti, J. Lafler, T. Wheeler, N. Fronefield; Row 2: V. DeWall, T. Shane, N. Tedesche, S. Hoster, V. Miller, M. Baity, K. Levis, K. Moriarity, J. Mack, S. Wilcox, A. Short Yorkers The MA Yorkers are involved in working on both individual and group history projects. They have about 15 club members who are working on everything from historical editorial cartoons to craft documentation. Their projects are entered at the annual Yorkers State Award Convention to be held this year at Niagara Falls, NY. Last year they had 10 winners; four lsts and six 2nds and 3rds. They are hoping for more this year. Row 1: R. Rook, L. Kreigelstein, S. Rogers, V. Bennet; Row 2: N. Cruz, D. Miller, T. Ward, J. Belke, H. Miyazaki, C. Partee 1S1 Model U.N Row 1: S. Swenson, J. Belke, J. Joyce. H. Miyazaki, T. Hoster, C. Paradise; Row 2: B. Irland, D. Miller, C. Partee, E. Dombrowski, N. Ganzon, T. Hanslick, N, Hanslick, K Kuney, T. Larrabee, Mr. Gable; Row 3: L. Li, M. Bero, D. Lay, M. Covell, B. Somerville, M. China, J. Kuplinski, J. DiCesare, G. Giugliano, D. Miller. R. Martin, P. Korzeniewski Several members have learned a great deal about current international issues from their involvement in the Model United Nations Club this year. In January club members portrayed South Africa and Vietnam at a conference at Syracuse University. In April some members represented Luxembourg at a conference in New York City. In May the club hosted a one day conference for area schools. In this picture you will see students who, if they are typical of club members previous years, will go on to major in international relations and the social sciences in college and then undertake major government jobs in these fields. 152 Ski Club For its third winter in a row, the Ski Club traveled to Bristol Mt. near Canandaigua for six trips of skiing. The club, as always, encouraged students who were not members to come along once or twice during the season and take advantage of the group rates. Through practice, lessons, and the challenge of the slopes we all improved our style and had a great time as well! 153 Row 1: D. DeLelys, M. Frank, J. McMahon, D. Lay; Row 2: M. Stefanoni, M. Talomie, S. Branciforte, M. Bero, N. Ganzon Varsity Chorus Row 1: J. Petersen, K. Troisi, K. Weeks, B. Khounpamchsy, L. Fama, K. Sachs, J. Aicher, M R. D’Eredita, P. Hamilton; Row 2: M. Monti, B. Grant, K. Connolly, M. Whiting, T. Cimochowski, T. Dombrowski, D. Cimochowski, J. Alcorn, A. Brink; Row 3: T. Russell, H. Vicente, C. Caratozzolo, J. Kuplinski, S. Branciforte, M. Shah, K. Jackson. J. Burgie, K. Bohman, L. VanDelinder; Row 4: J. Willower, T. Corsner, E. Canfield. B. Bishop, J. Belke, D. Miller, J. Webster, D. White, B. Gambee, D. Rose. T. Harrnacker, J. Miller, K. Kuney For the second straight year, a Mynderse Academy chorus has been selected to sing at the state capitol during “Music In Our Schools Month. On March 30TH, the Varsity Chorus will travel on chartered buses to Albany to perform on the concourse, followed by dinner and some sight-seeing. Varsity Chorus is Mynderse Academy’s premier vocal ensemble. Fifty-eight members strong, the group has the heaviest performance schedule, performing in the school and in the community as many as ten times during the course of one year. For the first time in the last ten years, the Var- sity Chorus performed at St. Patrick's School at Christmas time. Also for the first time, the chorus will compete on the Grade V level at the annual state adjudication festival. Troy Corsner, Mary Rose D’Eredita, Kathleen Kuney, and Dennis Miller were selected to perform at the Area All-State Festival in Trumansburg. These same four, joined by Betsy Becker, Amy Brink, Anna Donofrio, Barb Grant and Jessica Webster, were chosen to take part in the All-County Music Festival at Penn Yan Academy. 154 Winter Color Gaurd 1987 was certainly a fine year for the Winter Color Gaurd. Competing in shows at Whitman. Trumansburg. Ithaca. Auburn, Groton, and Cortland. the guard has established itself as one of the state’s finest Class A color guards. Under the direction of instructor Mike Westfall assisted by Gayle Thompson Mynderse continues to develop a performance level that we can all be proud of. Row 1: L. Bakke. J. Woodruff. J. Bennett, T. Cimochowski, S. Matlock, B. Becker; Row 2: K. Updyke, J. Brigral, N. Davis, K. Weeks; Row 3: Y. Hauf, A. Skinner, A. Brink, R. Cook, G. McCann Jazz Band The high school Jazz Band continued its tradition as one of New York’s finest. This year the band competed in Union-Endicott. Syracuse. Honeoye, and Auburn. Again in '87. the jazz program serves to showcase Mynderse’s finest music talent. Row 1: S. Praszkowicz, C. Paradise. D. White. J. Joyce, J. Aicher; Row 2: B. Becker, M. Bradshaw, N. Davis, M. Freier, J. Webster. C. Schooley, D. Cimochowski; Row 3: H. Miyazaki, D. Fraser, G. Giugliano. A. Shah. D. Miller. B Bishop, C. Partee, B. Cruz 155 Sr. High Concert Band Row 1: L. Vandelinder, H. Vicente, S. Branciforte, S. Decker, J. Miller, J. Burgie, C. Schooley, D. Cimochowski, M. Shah, K. Troisi; Row 2: N. Davis, M. Freier, J. Webster, M. Bradshaw, D. White, A. Donofrio, C. Paradise, J. Hauf, J. Joyce, B. Cruz; Row 3: Mr. Best, S. Praszkowicz, L. Weeks, B. Becker, D Fraser G Giugliano, A. Shah, D. Miller, J. Schnebly, C. Partee, B. Bishop, H. Miyazaki, J. Aicher Comprised of students in grades 10-12, the senior high concert band annually performs a Christmas and spring concert ending the school year with a performance in a band pageant. Under the direction of James Best, this ensemble plays traditional concert band literature. 156 Marching Band Row 1: S. Struza, A. Partee, C. Paradise, M. Giugliano, J. Joyce, D. Griesenbeck; Row 2: A. Donofrio, S. Sinha, D. Cimochowski, B. Bishop, B. Johnson, L. Sinicropi, A. Helstrom, F. Travis. R. Dyson, J. Roland. D. Rietmann; Row 3: J. Bennett, Z. Young, B. Hemker, J. Bishop, P. Fahrenholz, T. Jaycox, E. Sinha, C. Faiola, A. Way, L. Shuster, K. Moylan; Row 4: K. Bohman, A. Evans, C. Smith, D. Fraser, G. Giugliano, D. Miller, M. Schooley, I. Collins. J. Smith. A. Lopez, J. Martin, H. Otis; Row 5: Mr. Best, J. Gannon, J. Aicher, B. Becker, B. Cruz, N. Cruz, K. Dutcher, M. Paradise, B. Cook The 1986-87 Marching Band performed at five home football games. This very young ensemble improved with every show in- dicating good things in the future. 157 Musicals At Mynderse Are Hits In the spring of 1986 Mynderse Musicals presented the classic My Fair Lady , based on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion. The show pitted John Manzari as the overbearing speech expert, Henry Higgins, against Kathy Bleiler as the strong-willed flower girl-turned-lady , Eliza Doolittle. Mike Harrnacker played Higgins' trusted friend Colonel Pickering. Marty Burgie assumed the role of Alfred E. Doolittle, Eliza’s scheming father. Rounding out the cast were Dianna Russell as Mrs. Pearce, Higgins’ maid, Missy Haas as Higgins’ mother, Troy Corsner as Freddy. Kathleen Kuney as Mrs. Eynsford-Hill, and a chorus of twenty-five. The annual musical, now in its fifteenth year, has come to be amuch-anticipated event in the school and the community. A Thurber Carnival” is the first fall play to be produced on the Mynderse stage in several years. Written by the American humorist James Thurber, the play is actually a series of skits, of which The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” is the most well-known. Also included, though, are The Night the Bed Fell , Gentlemen Shoppers , The MacBeth Murder Mystery”, and The Last Flower , among others. In the cast were Jon Belke, Brian Bishop, Karen Bohman, Troy Corsner, Mary Rose D’Eredita, Barb Grant, Tim Harrnacker, and Stacey Henry. Also, Kathleen Kuney, Tracey Larrabee, Dennis Miller, Tim Russell, Dave White and Tracy Wigsten. Helping out backstage were Eric Canfield as Chief Lighting Technician, Lisa VanDelinder as Props Manager, and Denyse Mundt as Stage Manager. Assisting in the pit were Jennifer Aicher on bass and Mark Giugliano on drums. Hopefully, the effort marks the return of a tradition at Mynderse Academy. 58 French Club Violence on the Parisian scene this past year made our trip an impossibility. Undaunted, the club continued efforts towards a trip to Quebec, Canada in the spring. Row 1: S. Lopez, A. Donofrio, D. Mundt, K. Hooper, S. Hopkins, S. Alessio; Row 2: K. Kuney, N. Hanslick, T. Wheeler, T. Buck, K. Scheltz, J. Kuplinski, M. Monti, S. Praszkowicz; Row 3: D. Miller, J. Webster. B. Bishop, S. Hoster, M. Howell, G. Gambee, T. Harrnacker, K. Vogt Pegasus The Pegasus program is designed to provide a differentiated learning experience for those students identified as gifted. Emphasis is placed on a creative problem solving approach to real problem situations and on independent or small group research in areas not covered in the junior high curriculum. Row 1: S. Sinha, B. Johnson, L. Shustee. D. Bonafiglia, J. Loturco, S. Rogers, E. Collins; Row 2: D. Kowalski, Z. Young, D. Lopez, J. Bishop, J. Ganan, J. Jarrett, M. Conrad, G. Noble, M. Paradise 159 Seniors Personals Lynn Agnello: Girls Volleyball 1. Stacey Alessio: Class Treasurer 3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; French Club 3,4; Church Youth Group, Sr. Ball Court. Chris Amidon: G.A.A. 3,4; Girls Intramurals 1; Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4, Sr. Ball Court. Jim Anderson: Block “M” 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; V. Basketball 3; J.V. Football 1,2; V. Football 3; V. Golf 3. Sean Anglim: Block “M 4; J.V. Basketball 2; V. Basketball 3,4; J.V. Baseball 1,2; Golf 3,4; Boys State 3; High Honor Roll 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who in H.S. 2,3. Lynette Bakke: Student Council 1; Musical Production 2; Marching Band 2,3; Band 2,3; Parade Band 3; Stage Band 3; Majorette Corps 1; Color gaurd 1,2,3,4; Treasurer of Church Youth Group. Lenny Barto: Dance Committee 4; J.V. Football 1,2; Lacrosse 2,3,4. Romayne Barto: Chorus 1; J.V. Basketball 1,2; V. Basketball 3; J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Football 1,2; V. Football 3. Mary Beth Bauman; Student Council 3; Usher 2,3; Intramurals 1; Track 2,3. Joanna Baxter:Future Nurses 1,2,4; BOCES4. Rose Mary Belle: BOCES 4. Personals Noreen Brady: Class Vice-President 3; G.A.A. 3; President of G.A.A. 4; School Yearbook 4; Track 2,3,4; Girls Intramurals 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who in H.S. 3,4; Homecoming Court 2; Spanish Club 3, Sr. Ball Court. Sarah Branciforte: Spanish Club Secretary 3; Ski Club 4; Homecoming Committee 2,3; Class Officer 1; Student Council Representative 1,2,3,4; V. Chorus 2,3,4; Jazz Rock 3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Parade Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Summer Band 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1; High Honor Roll 4; Who’s Who in H.S. 4; Homecoming Court 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; NYSSMA Solo festival 1,2,3,4; Pit Band 3,4; Basketball Stats Keeper; Girls State Nominee, Sr. Ball Court. Matt Bero: Model U.N. 1,2,3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; V. Lacrosse 3; Boys State Alternate 3; High Honor Roll 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Ski Club 4. Steve Blaisdall: Motocross 1,2,3,4. Karen Bohman: Future Homemakers 1; French Club 2,3; Homecoming Co-Chairman 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; V. Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Musical 1,2,3,4; Parade Band 1,2; Marching band 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; High Honor Roll 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who in H.S. 3,4; Distinguished American H.S. Students 4. Lisa Brownell: BOCES 3,4. 160 Personals Jeff Bunnell: Block M” 4; J.V. Baseball 1,2; V. Baseball 3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who in H.S. 4. Louise Caraccilo: Cheerleader 1,2,3, Sr. Ball Court. Scott Carl: J.V. Football 2; Lacrosse 2,3. Kurt Carter: J.V. Lacrosse 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Motocross 1,2,3,4. Bryan Cayward: Block M 4; J.V. Baseball 1,2; V. Baseball 3; J.V. Football 1,2; V. Football 3,4. Kris Chadwick: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Softball 2; Math Science Award 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Who’s Who in H.S. 3, Sr. Ball Court. Kyle Chadwick: J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Football 1; V. Football 2,3,4; Lacrosse 1,4. Chris Church: Track 1; Cheerleader 1,2. Troy Corsner: V. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Musical Production 1,3,4; Stage Band 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Lacrosse 3,4; Tennis 1; Soccer Club 4; Class Play 4. Michael Covell: Model U.N. 2,3,4; Dance Committee 4; School Yearbook 4; Stage Band 1; J.V. Baseball 1; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Soccer Club 4; Who’s Who in H.S. 4;Boy Scouts, Eagle Scout. Personals Personals Personals Enzo D'Angio: Tennis 1,2. Jason Deal: Block M 3,4; Ski Club 1.2; J.V. Football 2; V. Football 3; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. Steve DeChick: BOCES Award 3; BOCES 3,4. Laurie Delia: G.A.A. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Dance Committee 3,4; Student Council 4; School Yearbook 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Girls Intramurals 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who in H.S. 3,4; Church Youth Group; S.A.D.D.; Special Olympics; Y.A.C. Josie Dellefave: Student Council 4; Float Committee 2,3,4; School Yearbook 4; Tennis 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; High Honor Roll 4; Honor Roll 1; Church Youth Group. Jim DiCesare: Spanish Club 3; Yorker Club 1,2,3; Model U N. 3,4; Dance Committee 3,4; Student Council 2,4; School Yearbook 3,4; Math Science Award 2; Police Benev. Award 3; Highest Ave. in Am. History 3, D.A.R. Award 1, 2, 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who in H.S. 3; Distinguished American H.S. Students 3; Musical 4; S.A.D.D.; Y.A.C. 4; Junior Kiwanian; Boys' State; Boy Scouts 4, Eagle Scout 2, Yorker Arch. Survey Award 2; Intern for Assemblyman Mike Nozzolio, Student of the Month Feb 2. Bridget Docteur: G.A.A. 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 3,4; Soccer 3,4. Eric Dombrowski: Ensemble 1; Cross Country 3; Lacrosse 1,2; Yearbook 4. Anna Donofrio: Yorker Club 1; Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; V. Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,4; Marching Band 1,2,4; Parade Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2,3; Cross Country 3,4; Who's Who in H.S. 4; Crop Walk. Kris Durso: Class Vice-President 1,4; Student Council 1; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Tennis 1; J.V. Football 1,2. Mark Elardo: Lacrosse 1; Wrestling 1. David Fahrenholz: Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Sean Fama: Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who in H.S. 3. David Fisk: J.V. Football 2; V. Football 3; Lacrosse 2; Track 3,4; Wrestling 4. Ernest Foulkrod: BOCES 4; J.V. Football 2; Lacrosse 2; Wrestling 2,3,4. Dave Fraser: Student Council 1,2,3,4; School Yearbook 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 4; Marching Band 3,4; Bowling 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who in H.S. 3. Nick Ganzon: Ski Club 1,2,4; Model U.N. 3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Lacrosse 2,3,4. Nicole Hanslick: French Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Model U N. 3,4; Student Council 2; School Yearbook 3,4; Musical Production 2,4; Cross Country 1; Tennis 2; Track 1,2; French Award 3; VFW Award 2; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who in H.S. 3; Intern for Assemblyman Mike Nozzolio. Tammy Hartman: BOCES 4; BOCES Student Council President 4. Yvonne Hauf: Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Parade Band 1,2; Color Gaurd 2,3,4; High Honor Roll 3,4. Tim Hayes: J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Baseball 3,4. Glen Helmer: Chess Club 2; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Dave Helpard: Block “M” 4; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; V. Basketball 3,4; V. Football 3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; James Amidon Award. Wilbur Holden: Class President 4; Block M 3,4; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; Junior Rotarian 4; Boys' State 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who in H.S.; National Honor Society. Maria Hoover: Dance Committee 3,4; Float Committee 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2; Honor Roll 3. Stacey Hopkins: Dance Committee 3,4; Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1.2; Honor Roll 4. Stephanie Hopkins: French Club 3; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Float 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Tennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2; High Honor Roll 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Who's Who in H.S, Sr. Ball Court. Julie Hoster: Dance Committee 3,4. Tod Hubbard: Ski Club 3,4; Yearbook 3; Freshman Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; High Honor Roll 1,3,4; Who’s Who in H.S . . . 161 Personals Personals Personals Kelly Jackson: FHA 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Musical 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Parade Band 1,2,3; Color Gaurd 1,2,3; Summer Band 1,2,3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society; Who’s Who in H.S . . . Shelby Journell: Dance Committee 4; Student Council 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. David Kemak: Model U.N. 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Golf 3,4. John King: Ski Club 1,2,3,4; School Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Golf 2,3; Track 4. Shelly Kline: G.A.A. 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. Kathleen Kuney: French Club 3,4; Model U N. 3,4; Student Council 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Jazz Rock Ensemble 2,3,4; School Yearbook 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Chorus Award 1; Girls’ State 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; School Play 4; Area All-State Chorus 4; All-County Chorus 4; D.A.R. Award 1; 4-H l,2,3;National Honor Society; Distinguished American H.S. Students, Who’s Who, NYSSMA 1, 2, 3, 4. Bill Larrabee: Class Secretary 4; Block M 4; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Baseball 1,2; V. Baseball 3,4; Junior Rotarian 4; High Honor Roll 1,3,4; Freshman Basketball 1; National Honor Society; Who’s Who in H.S. Stephanie Lawrence: BOCES 3,4. Dave Lay: Model U.N. 1,2,3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; Boys’ State; National Honor Society; Who’s Who in H.S.; Eagle Scout. Marya Lohr: Dance Committee 2,4; Student Council 1; Chorus 1,2,3; School Yearbook 3; Musical 1,2; Marching Band 1; Parade Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Field Hockey 1. Kathy MacDonald: Dance Committee 3,4; Tennis 1,2,4; Chorus 1. Justin Mahoney: Ski Club 2; Lacrosse 2,3; Ferrara Sons Award 1. Maria Manzari: Class President 3; Dance Committee 3,4; Student Council 1; School Yearbook 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 2,3,4; French Club 4; Spanish Club 3,4; National Honor Society; Who’s Who in H.S.; Church Youth Group. Dennis Marr: Lacrosse 2,3,4. Dionne Marr: G.A.A. 3,4; Dance Committee 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 4; Who’s Who in H.S., Sr. Ball Court. Robbie Martin: Spanish Club 3; Yorker Club 1; Model U.N. 3,4; Lacrosse 1,2; Wrestling 1; Honor Roll 3,4; Church Youth Group. Amy Miller: Boces 3,4. Dennis Miller: French Club 4; Model U.N. 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Parade Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Who’s Who in H.S. Sherry Miller: High Honor Roll 3,4. Todd Mumford: J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Football 1,2; Football 3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Denyse Mundt: FHA 1,2; French Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical ±,2,3,4; Softball 2; Soccer 2,3; Class Play 4; Cheerleader 1; Jazz Rock Ensemble 4; Who's Who in H.S. Sonya Palladini: Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2. Mary Paradise Dance Committee 3,4; BOCES 3,4. Mike Paton: BOCES 3,4; Tennis 2; Track 1; Wrestling 1,3. Amy Petersen: BOCES 3,4. Julia Petersen: FHA 1,2; Student Council 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Musical 1,2; Stage Band 1,2; Majorette 1,2,3; Special Olympics. Bob Povero: Lacrosse 1,3. Jeff Pratt: Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Parade Band 2,3; Stage Band 1; Ensemble 2; Track 1; Jazz Rock Ensemble 2,3,4. Darryl Praul: Block “M” 3,4; Block “M” President 4; French Club 3; Student Council 3,4; School Yearbook 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Lacrosse 2; Math Science Award 3; Junior Rotarian 4; Boys’ State 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; National Honor Society; Who's Who in H.S.; Bausch Lomb Award; SADD. Diane Rea: BOCES 3,4. Mike Rogers: Block M” 4; Ski Club 3; School Yearbook 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Cross Country 3,4; Cross Country Team Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Track Team Captain 3,4; Boys' State 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3; Freshman Basketball 1; French Club 3,4; National Honor 162 Personals Personals Personals Society; Who’s Who in H.S.; Special Olympics; Dance Committee. Patty Ruling: BOCES 1,2,3,4. Dave Rutz: Block ’’M” 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Basketball 3,4; J.V. Baseball 1; Golf 2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2; Who's Who in H.S. Steve Saratori: J.V. Baseball 1,2; Baseball 3; Football 4; J.V. Football 1. Michelle Scattaglia: G.A.A. 4; Dance Committee 1,4; Float 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Girls Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2, Sr. Ball Court. Carrie Schiller: Dance Committee 1,4; Float 1,2,3,4; School Yearbook 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 4; Who’s Who in H.S. 4; Church Youth Group 1,2,3,4. Meera Shah: Student Council 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Jazz Rock Ensemble 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Citizenship Award 1,2; Music Award 1,2; High Honor Roll 1; Honor Roll 2,3,4; All-County Chorus 1; National Honor Society; Who’s Who in H.S.; Distinguished American H.S. Students; Girl Scout Silver Award. Joe Shaw: Student Council 1; Junior Rotarian 4; Science Award 3; Boys' State Alternate 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society; Who's Who in H.S.; Intern for Assemblyman Mike Nozzolio. Matt Sipos: Class President 2; Block M” 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; J.V. Football 2; V. Football 3,4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 4; Who’s Who in H.S., Sr. Ball King. Brian Somerville: Ski Club 3; Model U N. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Stage Band 1; J.V. Baseball 1; Boys’ State 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who in H.S.; National Honor Society; Church Youth Group Chairman; SADD. Amy Strally: Stage Band 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Tennis 1; Softball 1. Ron Stuck: J.V. Football 2; Football 3,4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 3,4. Jeff Thorpe: J.V. Basketball 2; Track 2. Missy Thorpe: Dance Committee 4; Marching Band 1; Parade Band 1; Stage Band 1; Summer Band 1; Tennis 1; Softball 1. Marie Taylor: BOCES 3,4. Luann Toni: Dance Committee 2,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Track 2. Kim Troisi: Class President 1; Class Secretary 3; G.A.A. 4; Spanish Club 3; Model U.N. 3; Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Student Council President 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; School Yearbook 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Track 2,3; Tennis 4; Soccer 2; Language Award 1,2; Math Science Award 2,3; DAR Award 3; English Award 2; Hugh O’Brien Award 2; History Award 3; Girls’ State Alternate 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society; Distinguished American H.S. Students; Who’s Who in H.S., Sr. Ball Court. Kathy Updyke: Marching Band 1,2,3; Parade Band 1,2,3; Majorette Corps 1,2,3; Color Gaurd 1,2,3,4; Summer Band 1,2,3; High Honor Roll 4; Honor Roll 2,3. Rene VanCleef: G.A.A. 4; Student Council 2; Tennis 1,2; Volleyball 2,3; Softball 2; Homecoming Court 1. Ed VanFleet: Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1, Sr. Ball Prince. Heather Vicente: FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,4; Marching Band 1,2; Parade Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2,4; Summer Band 1,2; Softball 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; All-County Chorus 1; Who's Who in H.S. Kelly Vogt: Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2; French Club 3,4; Dance Committee 3,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Tennis 1,2,3. Michelle Wagner. BOCES 3,4. Sam Weber: Dance Committee 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1, Sr. Ball Court. Lori Weeks: Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Honor Roll 3,4. Tammie Westfall: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 4, Sr. Ball Court. Tracy Wigsten: FHA 1,2; Spanish Club 3.4; SADD 4; Student Council 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Jazz Rock Ensemble 1,2,3,4; School Yearbook 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Soccer Team Captain 2,4; Class Play 4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who in H.S.;National Honor Society. 163 Steve Skordy: BOCES 3,4. GOOD LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE from Lawton (Rebel) Key J. 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WATERLOO The Pre-School Community Classes for 3, 4 and 5 year olds 'Learning Through Play' Two Locations 35 Fall Street First Presbyterian Church Seneca Falls, New York Waterloo, New York For Registration Information Call 568-6116 or 568-5155 The Pre-school Class of 1987 Visits the Pumpkin Farm October 1973 Standing — Kimberly Troisi, Kimberly Hubbs, Laura Schiller, Chris Praskowicz, Jeffrey Pratt, Danielle Plouffe, Meera Shah. Sarah Branciforte, Justin Mahone Elizabeth Hartley, Michele Wagner. Sitting — Johnny Draper, Julie Petersen, Scott DeVine, Matthew Bero, Jason Putney. Wilbur Holden, Philip Riegel. Laura Stat Gerd Fonzo. 184 Mr. Macaluso Goes To Jail coni on p t t Yearbook Staff Puts Out Quality Yearbook Mrs. O. Pleased As Punch coni on p 4 Vtk go peepof Homecoming: A Night in Heaven ♦ SENECA FALLS — After weeks of preparation, the gala event of Homecoming at Myndcrse Academy began on October 25, 1986. The weekend commenced with Friday's football game under the lights at Bracht Field. Following the Newark Red’s kickoff to the Myndcrse Blue Devils on the 15 yard line, the Reds took an early lead in the game when they scored a touchdown in the first quarter. Another touchdown followed and made it 14-0. Myndcrse nearly retaliated when blocks by Matt Sipos, Darry l Praul, and Scott Swenson allowed Ron Stuck to run 27 yards for a first down. Although the Blue Devils spent most of the second quarter near the end zone of the Reds, M.A. did not manage to score before the half. The halftime show consisted of the cheerleaders' pompom routine, a performance by the marching band, and the announcement of the Homecoming Court. Each girl was escorted onto the field and received a rose from Mecra Shah, one of the Homecoming chairpersons.. In the third quarter, the renewed efforts of the Blue Devils paid off when they marched down the field, and Ed Caraccilo scored a touchdown, making the score 14-6. Greatly encouraged, the enthusiastic Devils continued to strive for another touchdown up to the last few minutes of the game. With fifty-three seconds left to go, Todd Mumford caught a 40 yard pass from Quarterback Jason Verkey in a valiant effort to even the score. However, the score remained unchanged and the students of Myndcrse Academy turned their thoughts to Saturday night's dance. The Homecoming Dance was very successful as students in grades 9-12 danced to music provided by the Hit Line. The Senior High Gym, decorated to the theme “Heaven In Your Eyes, created a romantic atmosphere. At 11:00 p.m., spectators gathered, and Mr. Macaluso introduced the members of the court. These girls were escorted to the King, Scott Swenson, for the crown- ing ceremony. Scott, crowned by Student Council President, Kimberly Troisi, first crowned Freshman girls, Cathy Carncvale and Holly Hartman. Tammy Goodman and Jolccne Uticonc represented the Sophomore Class, and Tracey Lar-rabec and Michele Andreas were the Juniors on the court. The Senior representatives were Christine Amidon and Tammie Westfall. Finally, Scott crowned Stephanie Hopkins, the Queen. Homecoming 1986 drew to a heavenly close as the final song of the evening was played. coni onp 102 School Possessed By Devil Spirit SENECA FALLS — The 1986 Myndcrse Academy Girls' Soccer team lived up to its stunning reputation by scalping the Waterloo Indians with a score of 8-0. This year's long awaited duel between Mynderse and Waterloo proved there was literally no contest. Due to the expert coaching of John Nicholson and the outstanding leadership of team captains, Chris Amidon, Tracy Wigsten, and Jackie Amidon, the game against Waterloo was an easy victory. The Mynderse offense stunned Waterloo by making 35 shots, while Waterloo made none. Senior Chris Amidon made two goals along with Jackie Amidon and Lisa Scialdone. Wendy Hurlburt and Stacy Henry each made a goal as well. Tracey Larrabee guarded the Mynderse goal while regular goalie, Bridget Doctuer, saw some action on the field. Due to the strong Mynderse defense, Larrabee had no opportunities to stop any goals, but she showed tremendous enthusiasm and spirit by encouraging her teammates to go all the way. With this win behind them, the Lady Blue Devils are looking forward to Sectionals. There they hope to prove their dominance again and add another winning season to their outstanding record. COni onp 10)