Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1988 volume:

SOCIAL EVENTS 35 Homecoming ’87 130 Senior Ball 131 Junior Prom 148 Musical 149 Fall Play 0-157 Year in Review SPORTS f04 SPRING 105 Spring Stats 6-115 FALL 116 Fall Stats 3-127 WINTER 128 Winter Stats ACTIVITIES 133 Sr. and Jr. High Council 134 Nat’l. Honor Society 135 Who’s Who and Dist. Stu. 136 Girls’ and Boys’ State 1137 Rotarian and Kiwanians and Fr. Club 138 Block M and G.A.A. 139 F.H.A. and Yorkers 140 Model UN fl-145 Bands 46-147 Choruses CLASSIFIED ADS PEOPLE m SOCIAL 2-3 Dedication 35 Homecoming ’87 4 Honoree 130 Senior Ball 5 Yearbook Staff 131 Junior Prom 6 Supt. and Board of Ed. 148 Musical 7-8 Principals 149 Fall Play 9 11-27 28-29 Memorial Seniors and Personals Top Ten 150-157 Year in Review SPORTS 30-32 36 Senior Superlatives Exchange Students 37 Boces 38-47 Juniors 94-104 SPRING 48-55 Sophomores 105 Spring Stats 56-63 Freshmen 106-115 FALL 65-69 Eighth Grade 116 Fall Stats 70-74 Seventh Grade 118-127 WINTER 75-79 Sixth Grade 128 Winter Stats FACULTY ■ ACTIVITIES 81 English and Library Depts. 82 Social Studies and A.V. Depts. 83 Business and Math Depts. 84 Science Dept. 85 Music and Art and I.A. Depts. 86 Special Ed. and Health and Student Services 87 Teachers Aids, Specials, and Nurse 88 Language and Gym Depts. 89 Home Ec. and Guidance Depts. 90-91 Faculty Superlatives 92 Janitorial and Cafeteria Staff 132-133 Sr. and Jr. High Council 134 Nat’l. Honor Society 135 Who’s Who and Dist. Stu. 136 Girls’ and Boys’ State 137 Rotarian and Kiwanians and Fr. Club 138 Block M and G.A.A. 139 F.H.A. and Yorkers 140 Model UN 142-145 Bands 146-147 Choruses CLASSIFIED ADS THE CLASS of 1988 A Intelligent During our sophomore year, many of us encountered a teacher who would forever change our lives. We would soon come to realize that Mr. Richard Hcptig, to whom this yearbook is dedicated, is a hard-working, dedicated, down-to-earth teacher. He has inspired in us a sense of self-worth and confidence which will guide us throughout our lives. We recognize his outstanding ability to educate and will cherish all that we have learned from him, both in and out of the classroom. Thank you, Mr. Hep-tig, for everything you have given us. 2 ▼ Down-lo-Earth A Understanding ▼ Family Man DEDICATES THE YEARBOOK TO MR. HEPTIG THE CLASS of 1988 HONORS “AUNT DEE” As we started our Senior year with anticipation and anxiety, we were not sure who we were going to be able to rely on for advice. As the first crucial days of our Senior year passed, we began to understand that Mrs. Philomena Burdett also known as “Aunt Dee” was going to be there for us. She was able to understand what we were going through due to her past eighteen years of experience in the Seneca Falls School District. Thanks to her great friendship we all survived. 4 MYNDERSIAN STAFF Row I: Mrs. E. Ostcrhout. Row 2: V. Bennett, C. Scanlon. K. Grier, C. Schoolcy, M. Frcicr. Row 3: W. Cammuso. L. Adic-Stahl, K. Marshall, S. Lope . J Kuplinski, K. Nics. Row 4: S. Rogers. T. Hanslick. M. C hina. G. Giugliano. K. Schcltz. C. Partce. Row 5: C. Praszkowicz. S. Urbas, P. Heid, J. Willower. Throughout the course of our high school years, we have encountered many different experiences, whether it was cheering for our Myndcrse Blue Devils, enjoying the many social events, or simply cramming for a test with friends. Our goal, as editors for the 1988 Myndersian, was to produce a quality yearbook that could capture all these events and emotions. With the help of our literary ad-visor.Mrs. Ostcrhout, our business advisors, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Marino, and our devoted staff, we feel that we have reached our goal and produced a quality yearbook. We hope that you are able to share our feelings, and that in future years as you look through your 1988 Myndersian, you will be able to reflect on you high school years with a smile and a certain sense of accomplishment. Best of luck in the future .. . Row 1: T. Goodman. K. Olufscn. M. O’Connor. Row 2: T. Cimochowski. C. Cook. S. Praszkowicz. Mansa China and Christian Praszkowicz A. Hstorga. J. Colligan. T. Wheeler. N. Davis. R. Kiput. Row 3: T. Larrabec. J. Uticone. B. Sipos, M. Kowalski. M. Bonacci. Row 4: J. Caraccilo, D. Manzari. Co-Editors: Marisa China, Christian Praszkowicz; Jr. Editors: Christine Schoolcy, Craig Partee; Literary Editors: William Cammuso, Jennifer Kuplinski, Jennifer Willower; Graphics Editors: Keith Grier, Peter Heid; Computer Copy Artists: Valerie Bennett, John Cole; Sales Manager: Tracey Larrabec; Photography: Keith Grier, Craig Partce, Christian Praszkowicz, Scott Rogers; Proof Readers: Christine Schooley, Christine Shaffer; Staff: Leith Adie-Stahl, Catherine Connolly, Tabitha Hanslick, Stacey Henry, Kimberly Nies, Catherine Scanlon, Kimberly Scheltz, Bridget Sipos, Shawn Urbas; Literary Advisor: Eileen R. Osterhout; Business Advisors: Diana Foster, Susan Marino. 5 SUPERINTENDENT and BOARD of EDUCATION The best to all of you. David S. Giles Superintendent of Schools Row 1: M. Pignonc, P. Roscnkrans, M. Midey, J. Pannucci. Row 2: B. Brewer, S. Willower p Same K Irland As you look through this year’s Myndersian you will experience many mixed emotions. There will be joy in remembering, but sadness in the realization that you will soon leave Mynderse Academy to continue on to new horizons. A yearbook is a collection of memories reflecting each individual’s activities during his or her high school years. Your adult years will also be a collection of memories as you pass through the years. How you are represented in this yearbook is a reflection of how much you put into your school life, as your future effort will be reflected throughout the rest of your life. If you wish to be remembered in the eyes of others, or in the pages of life, you will have to put forth a commitment to excellence in all that you do. The important milestones in your life have not, nor will they ever, come easily. There is no free ticket for the ride through life’s experiences. SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPALS A major social concern today is the “aging of our youth. By aging I do not mean the chronological sequence of life; I mean all those items, i.e. AIDS, substance abuse, decision-making minus the family foundation, that impact upon the experiential background for such decisions. Actually, such aging is not a product of the ’80’s. It has been in evidence as long as society has existed and, in general, has been a productive activity. Civilization with its many diverse cultures is in constant need of focusing and re-focusing. What makes the present situation a truly unique one is the speed in which change is introduced into our society. The aforementioned have combined with so many global problems of war, economic instability, starvation, and intrigue that one is led to conjecture whether the society can stand the radical impact. With all of its shortcomings there is an extremely valuable heritage to be preserved, and youth, in asking for decisionmaking powers, must assume the responsibility for building on what we already have. You cannot allow “the other generation” to assume this obligation. Thus, it is imperative that you enact a sound decision-making process. Gerald Macaluso Principal The material trappings of success are often displayed as “fashion.” The successful person is portrayed wearing the latest designs in clothing, driving a sleek, stylish car, being seen with the right people in the right places. What these fashionable displays mask, however, are the key elements necessary for any success: personal integrity; a willingness to work hard; respect for others; a genuine curiosity about the unknown; a stable, moral value structure. These are the qualities that we here at Mynderse have tried to provide for each of you. To the extent that we have succeeded, you will succeed in ways that cannot be measured in fashionable terms. Anthony J. Ferrara Assistant Principal 7 JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPALS Thirteen years ago, when you first entered school, you unknowingly began to create a shape, a style or a model that would become your future. As you progressed up through the grades, adaptations had to be made to reflect the changes in your attitudes, desires, and your ambitions. For many of you, there have been many adaptations. For others, there have been fewer. However, all of you have now reached the threshold of graduation from Mynderse Academy. The route each of you now takes leading off into the years ahead will have been predetermined by your own individual creativity in fashioning your future. May all of you become all you are capable of becoming. Best of luck to each of you. Domenick Paradise Vice Principal To the Class of 1988: As you, the Class of ’88, leave your high school years, the class of 2000 has just completed their kindergarten year. What kind of world will they find on their graduation day in June of the first year of the new century? You have the responsibility of preparing the country for the next century. Mynderse Academy and the Seneca Falls School District have tried to prepare you for the task. Whether you choose the work force, the military, or college, your role will be significant. All of it’s citizens need to contribute to making America the best place to be in the 21st century. Good Luck in your future endeavors. Vincent Caraccilo Vice Principal 8 IN FONDEST MEMOR Y OF JIMMY « • A My v. 7 kV Al f(v iTWfv fhtnn 1 ft yr� u m . Sa HOi.9- Ovy ym «v«y jf What arc some characteristics that remind us of Jim? The first thoughts that come to mind arc Ralph Lauren, cycling, shopping. Rocky Horror, Swatch, shopping, Tommy Hilfigcr, John’s Hopkins, and his “Ode to a Bulldozer.” Jim loved material things. Close friends called him Vanity Smurf. He hated it, but we thought it made him even more loveable. Don’t get the wrong idea. Jim was one of the greatest lovers of life and of people I knew. Material things were important to him, but never more important than people. He never let anyone down; he was always willing to help and seldom complained. When you think about Jim, just picture his bubbly smile and his curly hair. Remember the funny things he did and be thankful for the memories of him. Those who have the most memories arc the luckiest.--------t | James F. DiCesare July 26, 1969 to January 25, 1988 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS jw I: Michele Andreas, Secretary; Jennifer Kuplinski, Vice President. Row 2: Krista Heid, Treasurer; Pete •id. President. We, the senior class of 1988, are a very distinctive group. Since our freshman year, we have shared both positive and negative experiences that have structured our values. The advice and assistance given to us by the faculty of Mynderse Academy has also helped to shape our principles. In June we will depart as friends and former classmates to venture into the real world. It is up to us to use what we have learned to advance ourselves and our society. Peter Heid Senior Class President ▼ Sam’s just clowning around. ▼ How many licks docs it take to get the center of a Tootsie Pop. Scott? A The three musketeers and their lady ▼ How lo protect yourself from wild parties in distress. ▼ Don’t you feel good about 7-Up? can’t believe Stacey dressed like me. A I can’t believe Stacey dressed like me. T Oh, Albert how could you? Leith B. Adic-Stahl Michele A. Andreas Russel] N. Barbieri A. Jonathan Belke Janet E. Alcorn Ix ith B. Adie-Stahl: Band Committee 3; Class Secrc- 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; tary 3,4; St. Patrick's Musical 1,2,3,4; Model Youth Group 1.2. UN 2 ; Ski Club 3,4; Ten- ' Jeffery D. Andrus. Barbieri: Cho- nis 3,4; Track 1,2; Yorker Club 1,2; Student Council 1; 4-H 1.2. Janet K. Alcorn: Musical 2; rus 1,_ hi'4; fOilirih M. Bardo: Band 1,2; 1,2,4, Treasifrer of Church Marching Band I; Chorus Rnssell N. ,2. Youth Group 2,3. ft S Jacqueline M. J.V. Basketball 1,2; Soft-ball 1.2,3.4; High Hon| Roll 1,2,3.4; Homecomin Committee 3,4,; Soccer ■'kf ACADE n Carolyn M. Anderson: J.V. Basketball 1,2; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Soccer 1,5,3,4; Tennis 3; Track 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. .JHonor ftoll Honor Roll 3. 1,2,3; Darla K. Barto: High Honor Roll 1,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Church Youth Group |l,2,3,4;JChuroh Youth ■Man 1.2,3,4. Michele A. Andreas: Footfl ball Cheerleader 1,2, .4; Basketball Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 2,4; Homecoming Committee 1,4; Junior! Prom A. Jonathan Belke: Model U.N. 3,4; Musical 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class 2 3,4; Boys State 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s who in High School 3,4. Michelle 1, Bradshaw: Dance or Ball Committee 1,3; Student Council 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Michelle L. Bradshaw Scott E. Branning Jcflcry D. Andrus William S. Cammuso 14 Rita A. Campagna Gregory J. Camevale Debra L. Cimochowski Catherine A. Connolly Band 1,2; Parade Band 1,2; Stage Band 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soft Ball 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2; Who’s Who in H.S. 4; Summer exchange student to Finland 3; Church Youth Group; French Club; S.A.D.D; Jazz Band 3; G.A.A. 3,4. Scott E. Branning: Ski Club 1,2; Student Council I; Band I; J.V. Basketball 1; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2. William S. Cammuso: School Yearbook 4; Band 1,2,4; Marching Band 1,4; Parade Band 1,4; Stage Band 1,2.4; Lacrosse 1,4; Wrestling 1; Soccer 2,3; Merit Scholarship 4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Who’s Who in H.S. 4; Student of the Month 1; Jazz Band 1,3,4; Academic Bowl Team. Rita A. C ampagna: Tennis 4; Girls Volleyball 2. Eric A. Canfield: Ski Club 2,3,4; Varsity Chorus 3.4; Band 3,4; Ensemble 3.4; Track 1; Chorus 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Math Award 2; High Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who in H.S. 3,4; Church activities; Church Youth Group. Mary L. Capa Id i. Dance or Ball Committee 3,4; Track 3; Girls Volleyball 2,4; President of Church Youth Group. Edward R. Caraccilo: Block “M 3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1. Scott L.Carl: J.V. 2; Lacrosse 2,3. Gregory J. Carnevale: Cross Country 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Dance or Ball Committee 3; J.V. Football 1; Cross Country 1. Edward R. Caraccilo Marisa E. China John F. Cole 15 Lisa M. Costantino Brian S. Cousins Samantha A. CufFc Andrew C. Davis Scott A. DeVine Tammy L. DiSanto Marisa E. China: Musical 1,2; Chorus I; French Club 1,2,3; G.A A. 3.4; Honor Roll 1,2,34; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,1 Model U N. 2.3; Myndersian Staff !,2,3,4; Co-Editor of Yearbook 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Distinguished Students | 3,4; Jr. Class President 3; Youth Against Cancer, S.A.D.D. 1,2,3,4; Girls State Candidate; MaryLou Turkctt Award 1. Debra L. Cimochowski: Dance or Ball Committee 1,2,3.4; Varsity Chorus 2,3,4; Musical Production 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2.3.4; Parade Band 2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; ummer Band 1; C horus 1 12,3,4; C lass Play 4; Chords Award 1,3; Assistant Oi rector of Cady C adets at Womans Hall of Fame Youth Group; Church Youth Group; Hunger Retreat; All-County Jazz; Jazz Rock; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Church Lector; Parish uncil l,3,W John F. Cole: J.V. Football 2; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Literary Co-Editor of Myndersian 4, (staff 3); National Honor Society 3, (President 4); Track 1,2,3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Boy's State 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Volcntecr Police 3; Varsity Football 4; Who’s Who 3,4; Model United Nations, Treasurer 4; Musical 3.4; Dr. Joseph Medden Award 3; Regents Chemistry Award 3; Jr. Kiwa-nian 4; Social Studies Award 2; Wrestling 1. Catherine A. Connolly: Musical 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 1,4; Myndersian Staff 3; Tennis, 2,3; Who's Who in H.S. 3; Volunteer at Womens Hall of Fame 2; Church Youth Group 2,3,4. Michael T. Constable: Cross Country 3,4; La- Mary Rose D’Eredita Nicole S. DiDomineck Christina A. Dombrowski Paul Elyseev 16 Samuel N. Ferrara Thomas P. Gaun mm _____________ Andrea L. Giovannetti Kevin L. Gladis S3 rosse 1,2,3,4; Wrestling ,2.3,4; ( lass Officer 1,2. 4; Cjass Carrie M. Cook: Cheerleader 1,2; French Club 1,4; Homecoming Committee 2,3; Religious Education Instructor 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Class Treasurer 3; Float Committee 2,3,4; Honor Roll 4; Myndersian Staff 4; Student Council 4; Musical Production 3. Lisa M. Basketbal Michael A. Dellefave: Block M 3,4; J.V. Football; Varsity Football 3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Wrestling 2. Mar Rose D’Eredita: Jazz Rock Ensemble 3; Musical 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; J Vs Volleyball 2; Varsity VolleyoHHt All nty and All State Cho-s 3; Sound of America onor Chorus 3. Scott A. DeVine: Gross Country 1; Honor Roll 1; Wrestling 1,2; Lacros 2; Track 3. Nicole S. DiDomineck: _ Dance Committee 4. Lisa M. Costantino: Varsity Chorus 4; Honor Roll m Tammy L. DiSanto. 1,2,4. , C hristina A. Dombrowski: Brian S. Cousins: Bowling horus l ,2 3,4; Home-1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4. coming Committee 2; Sen- eca Falls Hospital Volun Samantha A. Cuffe: Vol- leer lcyball 2,3. sentino: J.V. 1,2; Varsity sityrf Baskctbalf 3,4; Honor Rajl A l,2,3.4;15occer l,2,3LW Student C ouncil 1; G A A 4; Softball 1,2,3,4,. Richard ntfbl; . Durlin Andrew C. Wrestling 2,4. Barbara L. Grant Keith L. Grier Robert M. Galligan Christopher D. Giles Gregory R. Giugliano Tabitha R. Hanslick 17 Kenneth R. Hanvillc Peter F. Heid Michael J. Hilbert Julie A. Hartman Donna R. Hawthorne Paul Klyseev: J.V. Football 1.2; Varsity Football 3,4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1.2,3; Student Council 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. 3,4; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1.2,3.4; Science Award 2; Spanish Club 3; Who's Who in High School 4. Albert E. Kstorga. Samuel N. Ferrara. Oscar P. Flite: Block “M 4; J.V. Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; French Club 3; lacrosse 1,2,3,4. Carrie M. Flynn: Softball 2; Volleyball 1,2.3; John M. Fowler: J.V. Baseball 1; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Robert M. Galligan: Volunteer Fireman 3,4. Thomas P. Gaun: J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Basketball 1; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 4. Christopher D. Giles: J.V. Basketball 1,2; Exchange Student; Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; Model U.N. Club Andrea L. Giovannetti: High Honor Roll 2,4; Honor Roll 1,3; National Honor Society 4; Ski Club 1.2,3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Who's Who in High School 4. Gregory R. Giugliano: Band 1,2,3 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. Parade Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; SummeraBand 1,2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 1,2; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Bausch and Lomb Science Award 3; Block M 4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Boy’s State 4 ; Distinguished American High School Students ; Dance Committee 3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Model U.N. 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; NY State Regents Scholarship 4, Rotary Award 4; Jr. Ro-tarian 4; Sen A Co. Med. Kerrigan R. Hooper Timothy J. Hosier 18 Maryann M. HufT John J. Joyce, Jr. Marcella L. Kowalski Tracie M. LaBour Soc. Award 4; Ski Club 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2.3. Kevin L. Gladis: J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Lacrosse 2; Wrestling 1,2,3. Barbara L. Grant: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Award 1, Dance Committee 3,4; Girls' Ensemble 2,3; High Honor Roll 1,3,4; Honor Roll 2; Jazz Rock Ensemble 2,3; Musical Production 1,2,3; N Y. Regents Scholarship 4; S.A.D.D. Keith L. Grier: J.V. Basketball 2; Dance Committee 4, Model UN 4; Ski Club 4; Indoor Soccer 4; Tennis 2; Yearbook 3,4. Tabitha R. Hanslick: Chorus 1; Dance Committee 3; Float Committee 1,2; Homecoming Committee 1,4; French Club 3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; International Club 1,2; Lacrosse Statistics 1,2,3,4; Model UN 1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; NY State Regents Scholarship 4; S.A.D.D. 2,3,4; Soccer 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Who's Who in High School 4; Y.A.C. 2,3; Yearbook 2,3,4. Kenneth R. Hanville: Bowling 2; Track 1,2,3,4. Julie A. Hartman: Softball 1; Track 4. Donna R. Hawthorne: Chorus 3,4; Volleyball 2. Krista L. Heid: C.C.D. Confirmation teacher 2.3; Church Family Camp Counselor 1; Church Youth Group 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Community Food for Needy Project; Dance Committee 4; Girls State Nominee 3; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2,4; Honor Roll 3; Indoor Soccer; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Tennis 3; Track 2; Who’s Who in High School 3; YAC. Tracey L. Larrabce Elizabeth A. Li Jeffrey L. Johns L. Peter Korzeniewski Jennifer M. Kuplinski Eric J. Lorenzctti 19 Knstylynnc Lux Michelle A. Monti Paula J. Moylan Peter F. Heid: J.V. Basketball 1,2; Church Family Camp C ounselor 1; CCD Confirmation Class Teacher 2,3; Church Youth Group President 2; C lass President 4; Community Food for Needy Project; Dance Committee 3.4; High Honor Roll 1,2,4; Honor Roll 3; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Soccer 4; Social Studies Award 1; Spanish Award l;Studcnt of the Month 3; Spanish C lub 2; Student Council 1.2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; 4; Who’srt Who Citizenship Award 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Graphics Ed 4. Stacey E. Henry: Band 1,2,3; Dance Committee 3.4; Float Committee 1,2.3.4; Jr. Prom Commit- , tee 3; Honor Roll 1,2,4; ?■ Model UN 2; Musical 2,3,4; Ski Club I; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track !.2,3,4. Scott A. Herron: JV Basketball 2; J.V. Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. Kari L. Higgins: Baptist Church Ski Club 2,3; Dance Committee 2,4; Soccer 1; Softball 1,2,3; Tennis 1; Track 1; Volleyball 2.3. Michael J. Hilbert: Dance Committee 3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. Kerrigan R.JHooper: Dance Committee 2; French Club 2,3; Tennis 3; Yearbook Staff 1. Timothy J. Iloster: Boys-cout Eagle Scout 1.2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; Chorus 1.2; flFire Dept. Explorer 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Model UN 1,2,3,4; Musical I; Police Volunteer 3.4; SADD. Jeffrey I). Houck: Baseball 1,2,3. Eddie L. Hubbard: Boces 3,4. Kimberly A. Nics Christopher K. Paradise Laune A. Mitchell Harry R. Morgan Diane M. Paradise 20 Christian Praszkowicz Kristin R. Parker Christine Pcrdicho Diana M. Perrotto Maryann Commit 1,2; Softba leyball I. Wendy iVf, Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 3; Cheerleader 2; Dance Committee 4: Jr, Prom Committee 3; GAA 4; Honor Roll, 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2.3,4; Volleyball 3; Yeai book 4. Lisa A. Huson: Chorus 1,2; Dance C ommittee 3; Float Commute 4; High Honor Roll 4; Jazz Rock Ensemble 3: Musical 1,2; Tutor 4. if ,PT Jeffrey L. Johns: J.V. Bas-Jcctball 1,2; J.V. Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. John J. Joyce: Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Parade B ftt 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Summer Band 3,4; Boys' State 3; Distinguished American High School — Honor Mu-1,2,3; uncii 1; Who's 1.2,3,4: Ski d Wrestling 1. James E. Kidder L. Peter Kor .eniew ski: J.V. Baskethallfc: Varsity Basketball 3 Boys’ State 4; DistinguishedmAmcrican Student 4; GomPi: High Honor Roll 1, 4; Honor Roll 2,3: Lacrosse 2,3,4; Model UN 3;fpenecaFalls Rec Soccer 3 4; Soccer 4; Who's Who in High School 3.4; Youth Group L. Kowalski: er 1,2; Chorus 4; Committee 3,4; nor Roll 4; HornW Committee :oming kjueen 4; Rock Ensemble 4; erary Volunteers of icnca 3.4; Mu fcal 3.4; Jason M. Piscitelli Jeffery D. Rook Kimtx-rly A. Scheltz Timothy J. J. Souhan Christine M. Telvock Jennifer L. Thorpe Lisa A. Scialdone Myndersian Business Staff 3,4; Red Cross Swimming Instructor 2,3,4; SADD 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Who's Who in High School 4; Worked on production of Ladx m White” 3; YAC 3,4 Jennifer M. Kuplinski: Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2.3,4; Distinguished American Student 4; Fall Play 4; Float Committee 1,2,3.4; French Club 2; Freshmen Class Secretary 1. Girls’ State 3; High Honor Roll 1,2.3.4; Homecoming Commute 2,3.4; International Club Vice President 2; Jr. Prom Committee.3; Literary Editor of Myndersian 4; Model,UN 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; SADD 4; Seneca Community , Players 1 Seneca Falls Recreajion Commission 3; Soccer 1; Student Council 1,2,3.4; Tennis-2; Who’s Who 3,4; Yearbookfc3,4. Tracie M. I.aBnur; High Honor Roll 4; Softball 2; Track 1; Volleyball 2,3. Tracey L. I arrabee: J.V. Basketball 1,2; CiAA 4; High Honor Roll 4; Honor Roll 1.2; Homecoming 1,2,3,4; Homing Court 3; Model UN 3; Musical 3; Myndersian Staff 4; Seneca Falls Rcc Soccer 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Softball 1.2.3.4; Woman’s Hall of Fame VoHtrH' cT T' z: Youth Group 4. Elizabeth A. Li: French Club J3.4, High Honor Roll 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Moil el UN 3. Eric J. Lorenzetli: J.V, Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3.4; J.V. Football 2; Golf 1.2,3.4. Kristy I.. Lux: Cheerleader I;-Chorus 1,2,4; Dance Comm nice 3; Honor Roll 1 j2.3,4; Student Council 1 Kimberly 1. Marshall: Honor Roll 1; High Honor Roll 2,3,4; Myndersian Duke D. Thurston Kasey J. Traub Lynda M. Twist 22 Shawn A. Urbas Melissa A. Whiting Staff 3,4; Track 1,2. Tammy L. Maynard Haney L. Meeks: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Block M 4; Bowling 2,3; Honor Roll 3,4; High Honor Roll 4. Ronald L. Miller: J.V. Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Honor Roll l,2,3,;High Honor Roll 3,4,. I .auric A. Mitchell: Honor Roll 3,4; Michelle A. Monti: Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,4; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Harry R. Morgan. Paula J. Moylan: Honor Roll 1,2; Homecoming Committee 1,2,4; Soccer 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Tennis 2,3; Youth Group 1. Kimberly A. Nies: Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Myndcrsian Staff 2,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Youth Group 1,2,3,4. Richard T. Orsini: Lacrosse 3; Track 1. Christopher K. Paradise: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Parade Band 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,3; Dance Committee 1,3; Fall Play 4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Model UN 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who in High School 3,4. Diane M. Paradise: Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class President 2; Honor Roll 1,3; Musical 4; Track 1,2,3,4; SADD 3,4. Stacey A. Paradise: High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Jon K. Vorreutcr Paula A. Wenderncn ■ Darla K. Barto Soccer 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Kristin R. Parker: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Float Committee 3,4; CiAA 4; Home-coni ing Committee; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Internship at ARC 4; Jr. Prom C ommittee 3; Nursing Home Volunteer 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Youth Group 3,4. Christine Perdicho: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; GAA 4; Honor Roll 4. Diana M. Perotto: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 3; Myndersian Staff 3. Kristin L. Pignone: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Dance Committee 4; CiAA 4; High Honor Roll 4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 4. Jason M. Piscitelli: J.V. Basketball 2; J.V.Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; High Honor Roll 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3.4. C hristian Pras .kow icz: Band I; Marching Band I; Parade Band I; Century III School Winner 2; Distinguished American High School Student 4; Eagle Scout Troop 88 1; Fall Play 4; Float Committee I. Foreign Exchange Student 3; J.V. Football 1,2; High Honor Roll 1,2,4; Homecoming Committee 1,2.4; Hugh O’Brian Leadership Foundation 2; Model UN 1,2,4; Musical 1,2,4; Myndersian Staff 2,4; Co-Editor of Myndersian 4; National Honor Society 4; National Youth Leadership Council 4; Presidential Classroom 4; SADI) 2.4; Ski Club 2.4; Student Council 1,2,4; Track 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2; Who's Who 4; YAC 2,4; Yorker Club I. Jason VV. Putney: Track 1.2.4. Jeffery 1). Rook: J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Distinguished Student 4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2.4; ,lr. Kiwanian 4; Who’s Who 4. Roberta 1). Rook: Chorus 1,2,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; Yorker C lub 3,4. David B. Rose: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Parade Band 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; International C lub 1; Yorker Club 1,2,3. Michael J. Rose: Band I; Marching I; Parade Band I , Bowling 2,3; Lacrosse 3; Track 1,2.3. Shannon L. Ryan. Peter VV. Same Jr.: J.V. Football 1,2; Honor Roll 4; Lacrosse 1,2, Kimberly A. Scheltz: Band 1; French C'lub 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Soccer 1,3,4; Student Council I. Jeanette B. Schroder: Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; Girl Scout Sr. Cadet 1.2,3,4; Camp Onseyawa Staff 1,2,3; Tennis 4. Lisa A. Scialdone: fv. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Soccer 1.2.3.4. Softball 1.2,3,4. M. Bridget Sipos: J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3.4; CiAA 3.4; GAA President 4; High Honor Roll 4; Honor Roll 1,2; Homecoming Committee 1,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Myndersian Staff 2,4; Religious Education Instructor 2,3,4; Soccer 1.2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Youth Group 1,3,4. Timothy J.J. Souhan: J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Jr. Kiwanian 4; Model UN 4; National Honor Society 4; Track 2.3,4; Wrestling I. Yearbook 4. Angel L. Stedge Amy S. Strally: Softball I. Christine M. Telvock: Spanish C lub 1; Track 2,3. Lisa M. Fetor: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Tennis 2. f Jennifer L. Thorpe: BOCES 1,2,3,4. tHl)uke D. Thurston: La- Hcrossc I. Kasey J.Traub: Baseball I; Bl.V. Football 2.3; Lacrosse r-4 f Lynda M. Twist. Shawn A. ITbas: Dance Committee 3; Varsity Football 3,4; Myndersian Staff 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Vol. Fire Dept. 3,4; Vol. Police Dept. 3,4. Lisa M. VanDelinder: Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1; Parade Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4. Jason C. Verkey: J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball I; J.V. Football I; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Honor Roll I, 2,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4. Claudia R. Vogt. Ralf Vogt. Jon K. Vorreuter: Boys' State 3; Class President 1; J. V. Football 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who 4; Wrestling 2,3. Michael T. Wassink: ball 1,2.3,4. Paula A. Wenderl H li ffoiriillee 4; or Roll 1,4. Melissa A. Whiting: afeivi ronm Honor Indent Stor JpManager I Jennifer L. Willower ID OB Tenn Leader 3,4; h rus 1,2,3,4; Class n c President I; Dance «� m mittcc 1,2,3,4; French Club 1.2; High Honor R 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Intern for Mike Nozzolio 4 I n erary Editor of Myndcr sian 4; Jazz Rock Ensem blc 1,2,3,4; Musical I V National Honor Societ 3,4; NY Slate Reg Scholarship 4; SADI) V I Soccer 1; Student Cot 1,2,3.4; Sunday School Teacher; Who’s Wh V4 Youth Fellowship 1,2. 3. Bradley S. Young: 1 all Play 4; Musical 4; Track i . 2.4; Wrestling Myndersian 4. Not Pictured: Scott L. Carl, Albert E. Estorga, Jeffrey D. Houck, Paul J. Kelley, James F. Kidder, Richard T. Orsini.’ Jason W. Putney, Douglas M. Raffee, Richard Orsini, Amy S. Strally. m i English before Grease?’ ’ Got 'cha Paul. Favorite Movies: 1. Dirty Dancing 2. Fatal Attraction 3. Breakfast Club Biggest Fad: 1. Acid wash clothes 2. Miniskirts 3. Boxer shorts Favorite Actresses: 1. Molly Ringwald 2. Demi Moore 3. Ally Shcedy Favorite Actors: 1. Patrick Swayze 2. Eddie Murphy 3. Rob Lowe Favorite TV Show: 1. Alf 2. L.A. Law 3. Thirtysomething Top Album: 1. Hysteria 2. Whitesnake 3. Moving Pictures Favorite Song: 1. Hysteria 2. Tom Sawyer 3. Here I Go Again Favorite Hangout: 1. May’s Point 2. Hcid’s place 3. Kuneytown News Event: Favorite Book: 1. Gary Hart and Donna Rice 1. Catcher in the Rye affair 2. 1984 2. Iran Contra Hearings 3. Hamlet 3. Jim Baker, Jessica Hahn, and Tammy Fae tristesse ▼ Is Mr. Mac. trying to “push ofF’ A.V. equipment on students? TOP ELEVEN Gregory R. Giugliano — Valedictorian William S. Cammuso — Salutatorian )0 - 999 Tabitha R. Hanslick Stacey A. Paradise Christopher K. Paradise GRADS Eric A. Canfield John F. Cole Peter F. Heid Jennifer M. Kuplinski Jon K. Vorrcutcr Jennifer L. Willower SENIO Jeff Rook and Wendy Hurlburt Kristin Pignone and Mike Constable Marci Kowalski and Brian Cousins Jon Vorreuter and Lisa Scialdone 30 Tabitha Hanslick and Scott Branning SUPERLATIVES Andrea Giovannetti and Tim Souhan Krista Heid and Jason Piscitelli Marisa China and Greg Giugliano Michelle Monti and Pete Korzcniewski Peter Heid and Kim Marshall Bill Cammuso and Jen Kuplinski Shawn Urbas and Michele Andreas Chris Giles and Kari Higgins As styles change, So must our lives. The golden friendships we treasure May begin to seem distant And vivid memories fade away. But in our hearts The special feelings will always remain. Though in the future We may not talk anymore. We’ve all grown because of each other. Maybe there were times when We wanted to go back and change The way we’ve acted or Treated people, but Together we’ve learned To trust, to love, to grieve, and to cry. And because of these feelings. We will always be a part of each other No matter where we go Or what we do. Letting go and leaving things behind Is probably one of the most difficult Things we have to do. But only when we leave the past Can we reach out to the future. Katie Connolly Class of 1988 [ 'T,T,r,Y,V'T,T,,J f' ' 1,.,. � � • • V.' v A ' A “What if I just don’t go to the rest of my classes today?” ▼ The cool Crue A These guys don’t appreciate Kevin’s Elvis imitation. ▼ No matter how much it “hurts,” you have to leant this. ▼ “How many calories are there?’’ HOMECOMING ’87 After a considerable amount of preparation, Homecoming at Mynderse Academy took place on October 17, 1987. The weekend commenced with Friday’s football game versus Midlakes. Under the lights of Bracht Field, the game was hard fought. Through the outstanding efforts and pure grit of both offense and defense, the Blue Devils were able to come away victorious on this chilly October night. The win can be accredited to the Blue Devils’ motivation. Coach Michaels worked the players to a frenzy before the game with a rousing pep talk, in which he broke the teams’ chalkboard. During halftime, the cheerleaders performed a pompom routine to the music of Miami Sound Machine. The floats came around the field as the winners of the competition were announced. The dance itself was a good time, with the D.J. provided by 96.5 WCMF. The gym as a winter wonderland was a successful rendition of the North Pole; its theme was “White Nights.” Students danced the night away until one in the morning. Many of the dancers went out after the dance to further enjoy the evening. The dance was truly an enjoyable time. We credit much of its success to those who helped prepare the gym. For the seniors we could not ask for a better last Homecoming. Thank you everyone. J. Cole STUDENTS Foreign exchange students provide a vital cultural link between our school and the world community. During the 1987-88 school year, three exchange students studied at Mynderse Academy: Christoph Trautsch. Ericka O'Farrill. and Ayano Nishiuchi. Christoph, a 17-ycar-old junior is from Bonn. West Germany. Christoph was brought to the United States with the help of relatives and is staying with the Noble family. Courses such as computer science and applications, applied economics, English XI, Spanish I, and French IV fill his schedule. In his free time. Christoph plays J. V. and Indoor Soccer, golfs, waterskis, skis, sails, and plays tennis and badminton. Christoph liked the upstate New York region and the people he met here that have broadened his cultural experiences. Ericka visited Seneca Falls from Mexico City. Mexico. At 15. she came to Mynderse Academy through the International Fellowship and is staying with the Hunt family. Ericka studies geometry, French, American History, studio art. Spanish. English X, and physical education. In her free time, she enjoys basketball and volleyball. Ericka enjoyed her different lifestyle in Central New York, especially the snow and all the people who made her feel at home. Ayano, an 18-year-old senior, is from Kochi, Japan. She was brought here through the Academic Year in the USA, and is staying with the Lafler family. Courses such as English XI. American History, art, chorus, home economics, typing, and physical education fill her schedule. In her free time, she enjoys playing the piano and the game of volleyball. Ayano liked Seneca Falls, its friendly people, and the more relaxed atmosphere in Mynderse Academy but not the cold and the snow. Ericka O’Farrill Ayano Nishiuchi Christoph Trautsch BOCES Class of 1989 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row I: Mary Carol Skordy, Secretary; Christine Schooiey, President. Row 2: Nicole Davis, Treasurer, Jonathan Caraccilo, Vice President. We, the Class of 1989, are now facing the most crucial time of our high school career. Important decisions must be made concerning our future which is largely determined by our academic success and motivation. Throughout the years, our class has grown closer in our relationships with one another by working on our annual Homecoming floats, fund raisers, athletic events, and various other activities. While these experiences have made our years at Mynderse memorable, we anticipate that the success of our last year at Mynderse will be the result of our hard work and continuing relationships. We, the Junior class, would like to wish the Class of 1988 much success as they pursue their goals. Christine Schooiey Junior Class President 39 Group Picture Row 1: K. Cunningham, S. Daino, C. Brownell, M. Anderson, M. Dcllcfave, S. Decker. T. Cimochowski, J. Burgie. Row 2: E. Becker, B. Bishop, K. Burlcw, S. Barrett, A. Brink, M. Bonacci, L. Dutcher, S. Black, C. Anglim, J. Aichcr. Row 3: J. Bilia, M. Bcllomo, C. Caratozzolo, J. Caraccilo, F. Amidon. K. Bogart. T. Buckingham, J. Conkey, J. Colligan, N. Davis, B. Brown. A. Yo, big boy ... B. Mother always said my face might freeze this way. C. You’re interrupting my learning process. D. Dear Jen — English rots today ... 40 Group Picture Row 1: M. Eighmey, L. Fama, B. Khounpachamsy, C. Holden. T. Goodman. P. Hamilton, T. Grier. Row 2: S. Giovanctti, M. Freier. R Franco. M. Fear, V. Lay, D. Gee, M. Gould. K. Haas. K. Harrington. Row 3: C. Galletti, J. Hauf. R. Hosier, P. Hollenbeck. B. Gambcc. R. Kloppel, C. Hosier, D. Mac Donald. T. Harrnackcr, G. Felice. R. Grabbatin. A. A “new wave” of study. B. What’s up. Chuck? C. “The Rocking-horse Winner” D. Bill Holcomb for RIF. Group Picture Row I: J. Pethybridge, M. Marble, M. O’Connor, K. Olufsen, J. Passifionc. Row 2: I). McLoud. S. Lopez. J. Miller, C. Messmer. M. Mahoney, S. Praszkowicz, C. Schoolcy. Row 3: N. Pcckham, K. Ritter, D. Man ari, R. Parish, J Modix, ('. Reynolds, G. Major, F. Parrish. Row 4: M. Miller. B. Scanlon. W. Major. J. Schncbly, M Pratt. S. Ruiz, C. Partcc, S. Morey, T. Prayne. A. What a bod! B. Yes. we all have the same hairdresser. C. AEA (Aeronautical Engineers of America) 42 Group Picture Row 1: K. Sachs, P. Widcll, S. Wormuth. Row 2: J. Uticone, L. VonBergen, T. Wheeler. T. Wampler. K. Westfall, M. Smith. Row 3: M. Shutter, M. Scialdonc, G. Salvage, J. Stuck, S. Showalter. K. Weeks, M. Skordy. Row 4: R. Spano, B. Wheeler, E. Smith. S. Simolo, A. Shah, J. VanDclinder, D. White, E. Thompson. C. Troutsch. A. Introducing the new and improved Captain and Tenille! B. If I close my eyes, maybe it will go away. ▼ What evil arc you up to now. Carmen? A Wha ... ? ▼ Social Studies . . . Yuck!!! ▼ Is Bill having a A “It’s not what you think, childhood flashback? ▼ Marty testing his new camoflaugc pants. ▲ Now we know where all that grafitti in the halls came from. ▼ I'm sure. ▲ The victim of a food fight. ▲ Button, button who’s got the button? ▼ “Why arc you taking my picture?” ▲ Where are you going, Lucille? ▼ Here’s a new budget proposal. V 'PVELAND 'Me ▲ Studious Shauna??? Mike is finally working on his M. D.” A I wonder if Michelangelo had this ▲ Diana forgets her book again! much trouble at first? CLASS OF 1990 A Feet together ... and stretch. ▼ Ring, ring goes the bell, the cook in the lunch-room is ready to sell. A A young Jon Tarkaman ▼ American History and practical math, studying hard and hoping to pass! ▼ “May I place an order for the Filmstrip of the Month' ▼ There are times in your life when you have to do things that you don't want to do. Yes, I’m going to eat this. ▼ SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Row I: Valerie Bennett, Vice President; Dan Miller, President; Row 2: Holly Hartman, Secretary; Missing: Katie Peterson, Treasurer. The sophomore year is a time to realize the importance education has to the future. The world of tomorrow lies in the hands of the students of today. We have learned to work together to better our future in such activities as our fundraisers and floats. Such expressions of unity and teamwork reflect a great deal of spirit and optimism. We hold high hopes for the future, and our growth thus far makes a bright future seem all the more plausible. To the graduating seniors, we would like to wish the best of luck. Dan Miller Sophomore Class President ® 49 Group Picture Row I: J. Barrick. C. Copp. D. Dclclys. Row 2: J. Coiligan. J. Burgie, H. Gayward, J. Chapelsky. K. Carncvale. Row 3: C. Buck, C. Bennett, D. Anderson. H. Copp. J. Baker, L. Brink, C. Dalton. Row 4: A. Camp. J. Brown. A. Davis, M. Brophy, S. Anderson, T. Bush. B. Conner, M. Carr, V. Bennett. A. Little do they know . . . B. Tommorow's Dallas Cowgirls!?! 50 Group Picture Row 1: H. Hartman. A. Estorga. T. Gaun. J. Jones. Row 2: N. Giles. D. DiPasqualc. A. Kelly. V. De Wall. T. Hagen. S. Hoster. R. kiphut. Row 3: T. Faiola. N. Froneficl’d. L. Fowler. B. Irland. M. Johns. D. Hubbard. P. Fahrenholz. T. Fraser. Row 4: V. Fulkrod. J. Ingandello. K. Hooker. M. Giugliano. R Hay. J. Hunt. C. Hopkins. M. Frank. M. Howell. G. Durso. K Donaldson. S. Kellar. A. Hey. Four Eyes! B. I wish I had a girlfriend. C. Want some ABC gum? Group Picture Row I: A. Lorenc, H. Lohr, C. McCann, R. Korzeniewski. Row 2: E. McCann, C. Nelson, J. Lafler, M. Pcnnacchio, J. Pconc. Row 3: P. Mahoney, A. McCIcnathan, V. Miller, C. Pasqualicchio, C. Kricgclstein, J.P. Partcc, B. Maloney. Row 4: J. McMahon, A. Palmer, B. Parish, D. McMillcn, S. Maloney, M. Muldoon, C. McDermott, R. Miller, A. Miller, D. Miller. A. What-a camcra-whcre? B. Go ahead ... throw it! 52 M. Skinner, N. Swenson, J. Woodruff, G. Slorlo, C. Schrader. Row � Sipos, A. Sember, J. Sinicropi. M. Rooker, T. Sweeney, L. Thorpe. Row 4: K. Scars, D. Scalzo, S. Rogers, C. Pratt, R Smith, T. Shane, T. Snyder, ( Peterman, K. Petersen. A. Friendship in the sophmorc class is strange. B. Oh, that's what we had for homework!! ft Wi ▼ “To sleep; perchance to dream — Aye, there’s the ▼ “Hey Harry, do you want to dance?” rub!” 54 ▼ “Carry me to the ends of the earth, Geri. ►v 1 A “Stop, in the Name of Love! T “Jesus Christ Superstar” new cover girl! ▼ “Check out Mrs. Osterhout’s clothes!! A “Major leagues, here I come! ▼ “This kind of action makes you wonder what A Kate, the A1 did!” Class of 1991 ▲ Siamese triplets? ▼ Gavin makes the most out of his study time. ► “The doctor says too much coffee makes me nervous.” A “This is a great way to take a picture. ▼ Dial 911 or “0” for help! ▼ “What is this?” FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Tricia Pignone, Treasurer; Kathryn Hardison, Secretary; Kristen Cobb, President; Tina Leone, Vice President. The Class of 1991 is looking forward to a challenging four years at Mynderse Academy. During our high school years, we ' hope to earn money for various activities, such as homecoming floats and our Junior Prom and Senior Ball, by having many fund raisers. Hopefully, we will also set a good example for the grades behind us. We, as freshmen, would like to wish the senior class the best of luck. Kristen Cobb Freshmen Class President 57 Group Picture Row I: S. Borys, K. Cobb. D. Dcllefavc. Row 2: K. Dutchcr. J. Camclio. S. Buck, M. Barnes. K. D'Eredita. Row 3: M. Bonacci, N. Bcllomo, J. Bclkc. J. Bilancini. MJ. Bochcrt. J. Carbone. Row 4: M. De Vries. D. Conkey, B. Becker. T. Bardo, J. Bouwens, S. Coscntino, T. Cimochowski, C. Derby. W. Davis. A. Ta-da! B. Lounging 101 58 Group Picture Row 1: F. Eighmey, J. Garrett, E. Hubbard, T. Leone. L. Frcicr. Row 2: V. Khamsok. K. Lcmckc. D. Wilson. J. Hcrgcrt. K. Gustafson. S. Howe. Row 3: J. Holliday. P. Flanigan. C. King. S. LufTman. J. Lisk. R. Jones. D. Holden. K. Galbally. Row 4: A. Liddell. M. Ferrara. K. Hardison. J. Jarrell. M. Flynn. K. Hooper. S. Kline, C. Fratto, R. Franco. K. Johns. T. Kelsey. A. Watch your step! B. Isn't this fun?! Group Picture Row I: M. Mitchell, R. Rotondo, A. Martin, A. Miller. Row 2: J. LoTurco, M. Paradise, D. Lopez, E. Lohr, G. Noble, J. Mack. Row 3: H. Reed. J. Miller, T. Pignonc, S. Ricci, T. Morey, A. Nelson. Row 4: J. Mitchell. S. Miller. B. Price. J. Mumford, S. Rogers, R. Morehouse, E. Mundt, A. Pcckham, J. Parish. A. An orthodontists dream B. Which one of you fellas will pick up my handkerchief? 60 r Group Picture Row I: K. Sullivan. C. Tyler, S. Wilcox, F. Woznick. P. Thomas. Row 2: W. Wright, H. Spahn, T. Ward. M. Wise, M. White. E. Sinha. K. Whiting. Row 3: T. Sage. C. Smith, C. Shaffer. R. Schreier, J. Wright. M. Thomas, S. Westfall. M. Sccsny. H. Vicente. A. You’ve got to be kidding me! B. Tell me where Crockett is. A “Did you see what I saw?” ▼ Dreaming of her future. A Lionel Kiddy City turns that frown upside ▼ “Wait just one minute! down. ▼ Best friends. jr ▼ “Look Ma, no hands!” ▼ “Current events thrill me! ▼ Smile when you say that. ▼ “Not that hungry today?” 62 Pressure’s high ▲ He’s a real bus boy. ▼ You can “shop” around the clock. ▼ Scott can “type” with one hand. Smile, you’re on candid camera. She can walk and chew gum at the same time. the difference is, you stay ▼ Scott can turn the world on with his smile. ▼ Stapling 101 JUNIOR HIGH 6TH, 7TH, 8TH GRADES A “When I earn my first million . . ▼ “Hail! Hail! The gangs all here! A This is Halloween ... Junior High style. ▼ “Honest, I’ve already done twelve.” ▼ “I didn’t get enough sleep last night.” ▼ Helping to make Christmas merry. ▼ Lifting gave me this body. A “Is this live or is this Mcmorex?” T “Oh, spare me.”___________ ▼ Studying is a “feudal” effort. Group Picture Row I: G. Anderson. D. Cerza, A. Christiansen. K. Babbitt. Row 2: J. Bishop. K. Bergan. T. Bailey. J. Bishop. B. Corsner. Row 3: T. Dyson, D. Bishop, J. Christopher, P. Bakke, C. Chamber, B. Cook. H. Bishop. Row 4: J. Brignall, L. Donofrio, N. DiSanto, J. Bonacci, W. Black, B. Claydon, J. Decker, J. Decker, J. Bennett. A. This is the pits!! B. Hey! Your mother wears combat boots! 65 Group Picture Row 1: J. King. M. Griggs. P. Flanigan. W. John. P. Key. Row 2: M. Faiola. J. Gould. P. Heitz, J. Gillespie. C. Harmackcr, A. Keenly. Row 3: J. Herman. N. Galligan. M. Hurl hurt. R. Grabbatin, S. Hcisser, L. Kriegcl-stcin. R. Fiorclli. Row 4: W. Grant, K. Higgins, S. Estorga. B. Kloppcl, A. Fulkrod. E. Flynn, K. Khounpachamsy. A. Dcllcfave, A. Isaacs. G. Howe. A. Sec Spot run. B. Wait 'til you get to high school. 66 Group Picture Row 1: D. Powers. A. Olschewske, S. Langley, D. Marble. Row 2: B. Reynolds. T. Phillips, S. Matlock, C. Parish. M. Pcrrault. M. Michalow. T. Lackey. Row 3: E. McCann. P. McDermott. K. Levis, K. Moriarity. S. Morgan, J. Lopez. M. Mazzeo. Row 4: C. Quattrociochi. S. Monti. P. Peterman. P. S-ipos. R. Mumford, J. Leone. S. Pettrone. K. Nies. H. Otis. A. Hurry ... this is starting to get painful. B. A studley craftsman. Group Picture Row 1: L. Russell. G. Taylor, C. Rusinko, S. Sinha. P. Taber. Row 2: N. Tcdcschc. D. Tclvock, J. Smith. C. Wyatt. S. Wilcox. E. VonBer-gan. Row 3: J. Studwcll, A. Tillinghast. J. Zollcr, M. Williams. J. Zona, S. Skinner, P. Rusinko. Row 4: T. Shane, C. Willower, M. Verkey, M. Scalzo, J. Wassink. R. Snyder. P. Wirth, P. Ward, T. Williams. A. The lunchroom push. B. Earth calling Kristy. 68 69 Group Picture Row 1: D. Bonafiglia, T. Bush, C. Cunningham, K. Bohman, I. Brown. Row 2: C. Breese, R. Copp, I. Collins, S. Daino, A. Carr, C. Bell, M. Dclcano. Row 3: M. Davoli, B. Bogart, E. Bradshaw, J. Agnello, R. Bishop, D. Conner, K. Brewer, J. Coscntino. A. That's it. I'm outta here! B. I wouldn't be here if I didn’t have to. 70 Group Picture Row I: S. Laursen. Ci. McC ann. L. Olufscn. A. Murray. E. Jensen. Row 2: K Nicholson. A. Larocca. R. Kcllar. J. John, K. Khounpachamsy. C. Pollard. D. Kowalski. Row 3: M. Morganti. P. Carp. E.Hemkcr. I). Norsen. M. Conrad. H. Mullins. B Moses. Row 4: A.Partcc. B Johnson. J. Martin. L. Ferrara, M Palmer. M. Green. A. Lopez. T. Costantino. K. Moylan, B. Martone. A. It wasn’t me. honest. B. Just what arc you thinking? Group Picture Row I: T. Dolncy, A. Hclstrom, D. Freier. Row 2: R. Dyson, C. Faiola, D. Fclbcr, S. Donaldson, W. Hagen. Row 3: J. Hergert, S. Jackson, J. Houk, C. Jensen, J. Donnelly, A. Ingandclio, H. Howell. A. Hey, this is a closed session! B. Look-it’s LaVemc and Shirley. 72 Group Picture Row 1: J. Powers, L. Sinicropi, M. Schoolcy, C. Wise. J. Roloson. Row 2: T. Sweeney, Z. Young. S. Struzyk, J. Roland, J. Uticonc. M. Snyder. Row 3: C. Snyder, T. Snyder, D. Ross, W. Turner, S. Smith, S. White, B. Wheeler. A. Junior High athletics supporters. B. This is a pool of stagnation. A I am not shooting spit wads at the class. A Should I ask for another bus pass? social studies is all done. ▼ Technology at its best in the Jr. High ▼ This is the last time I wait until the last minute to do my social studies. 74 up Picture Row 1: D. Anglim, C. Bishop, E. Burmingham. J. Carmcll, T. v Cdcgrovc, J. Christensen. Row 2: J. Cobb. A. Cole, F. Collins, J. Camp, J. £amevale, P. Carbone. J. Brewer. Row 3: P. Barrett. S. Brignall, P. Cerza. E. Calabrese, G. Brownell, A. Campese, D. Buck, J. Bonney. A. X 2+Y 2=Boredom. B. I can’t believe what’s happening on Wall Street. 75 Group Picture Row 1: E. Dutcher, M. Joyce, C. Lisk. Row 2: J. Herrington, S. Ferrara. S. Jaycox. J. Kriegelstein, S. Law, M. (Cellar. Row 3: D. Humphreys, L. Hclmer, S. Freeman, L. DeVries, T. Delcano. R. LoTurco, S. DeVivi. Row 4: R. Guy. N. Jensen. J. Hawryschuk. K. Dutcher. K. Dombrowski. S. Covert, C. Cook. G. Gillespie, J. Grace A. Hi Mom! B. Mike prefers homework to lunch? 76 Group Picture Row I: D. Murray, J. Minquez, F. Mornn, J Marble, A. O'C onnor D. Lopez. J. Michalow. Row 2: S. Morgan, R. Perry, S. Paradise, M Modix, B. Noble, G. Marne. E. Nelson. Row 3: S. He.tz R. Nucc., k. Pagano, I). Palmer. D. Pitcher. S. Disanto. M. Ncarpass. J. Ostcrhout. A. Go away John. U I nnl i Koi raJ’iMi'ria inrui mn (io tO VOU. Group Picture Row 1: S. Zoller, S. Wilcox, M. Voegel, A. Simolo. Row 2: J. Seem, R. Wheeler, C. Snyder, B. Rogers, K. Travis, K. Wendt. Row 3: L. Wright, M. Witchey, P. Ward, S. Strussenbcrg, P. Rogers, J. Wheeler, J. Rice. A. Jammin’ to the rhythm of a funky beat. B. “My dream boy 78 ▼ With the right attitude, school can be a fun experience. “Yeah, I made it through the first day of school!” ▲ 1 4” to the left and 1 8” down. T “Honest, I’m not studying!” 79 FACULTY ENGLISH LIB. DEPTS. Mrs. Laise Ms. Cirone Mrs. Andrews Mrs. Lorenz Ms. Myers Mr. Heptig Mrs. Povero Mrs. DeLooza Mr. Kendrick-Bowser 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. Mr. Prave Librarians Mrs. Povero and Mrs. DeLooza arc always there to assist students. They and their aides, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Lorez, 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. 81 SOCIAL STUDIES A. V. DEPTS. Mr. Gable Mr. Dickson Mr. Mitchell Mrs. King Mr. Passifione A . « w Mr. Kloppcl The general goal of social studies education centers on helping students aquire knowledge of their relationship to a multi-dimensional, multicultural world. Students are also taught the skills needed to examine and apply this knowledge, and the attitudes that will enable them to engage in discussion, participation , and problem solving in that world. This approach of social studies instruction requires teaching which encouages students at Mynderse Academy to develop their ability. During their instruction, students are to interpret their relationships to their families, their culture, and the government based on knowledge of the past and anticipation of the future. Mrs. DcWitt Mr. Wride Mrs. VanCamp Mr. Lohr Mr. Winthrop The mathematics department must prepare the high school student for further education and 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. Mr. Leonard 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. c V Ms. Lott MATH BUSINESS DEPTS. Mr. Fleury Mr. Schmidt '-Y.iiL 'I Mrs. Marino 83 SCIENCE DEPT. Mr. Collins 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 consciousness 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. Mr. Meyers’ experiments with DNA ... 84 1 Mr. Walton Mr. Wagener N. Mr. Cimochowski Mr. Meyers Mr. Wagener lakes volunteers for Guerrilla Warfare 101. Dr. Peone Mr. Crosby Mr. Abraham Mr. Skinner ART IA MUSIC DEPTS. Mrs. Bondor Mr. Fahrenholz Mrs. Heid W i Mr. Davies Mr. Gable Mr. Logan Mr. Best Mrs. LaValley The music department here at Myndersc Academy has a long history of excellent performing ensembles and classes. The concert bands, marching bands, 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-sponsor the annual Seneca Falls Pageant of Bands. It is the staffs 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 skills needed to continue in music as an adult. The Art Tcchnology IXpartmcnt is attempting to meet students’ 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 arc geared toward that challenge. SPEC. ED. HEALTH STU. SERVICE DEPTS. Mrs. Sawyer Mr. Knight Mr. Idziak 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 serv- 86 Mr. Marriam Mrs. Parker Ms. Gammon Ms. Grace ices and programs for students with educational needs or gifted and talented abilities. It is intended to meet deficiences 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. Coach Michaels (missing from picture Mrs. Wilson) Mr. Heptig and Miss Lott Mr. Gee and Mrs. Osterhout Coach Nicholson Mrs. DcWitt CUSTODIAL CAFETERIA STAFF T. C'halkcr P. Slim W. Kay C. Scialdonc 92 J. Kline D. Robcnolt K. Arnold S. Robcnolt P. Qualtrociocchi G. Dautsch P. Holden I. Riegel The cafeteria and custodial staffs all play very important roles at Mynderse. Theirs are the jobs that are crucial to the running of the school but usually receive very little recognition or thanks. N. Bently M. Gibson JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY LACROSSE Row 1: E. Caraccilo, E. VanFleet, R. Stuck. M. Constable. M. Coveil. Row 2: K. Durso, S. Herron. R. Eighmey, W. Holden. P. Elyseev. D. Lay. Row 3: J. Deal. P Same. M. Bero. M. Sipos. P. Kelly. D. Helpard. T. Mumford. J. Johns. B. Lapp. J. Mahoney. Coach Henry. Row I: S. Langly, F. Woznick. J. Lisk. P. Wirth. D. Cerza. P. Korzeniewski, Row 2: K. Traub. M. Talomie. R. Orsini, G. Sipos. M. Frank, J. Caraccilo. J. Brady. A. Davis, C.J. Farney, Row 3: Coach Maloney. S. Kline, T. Snyder, C. Hopkins, K. Hooper, D. Vogt, D. MacDonald, S. Cosentino, S. Maloney. C. McDermott. C. Peterman. D. Miller, A. Miller, S. Ostrowski. The Varsity Lacrosse team finished the season with a league record of 6-4 and a 12-6 record overall. After a sixth seed in the sectionals, the team lost a tough game to Canandaigua. Individual honors ran high, with thirteen players receiving All-League recognition. The attack award was given to Ed Van Fleet, the mid-field award to Wilbur Holden, and the Rumseyville Defensive award to Dave Helpard. The “team” award went to Ed Caraccilo. The J.V. Lacrosse team had a decent season with eight wins, nine losses, and one tie. This record was to be commended since the team was made up of many young, inexperienced players. John Brady led the team with 32 points. Scott Maloney was also to be commended as the team’s goalie for his outstanding job with over 400 saves. 95 JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY 1987 was a rebuilding year for the entire Mynderse baseball program. Four sophomores were called up to the Varsity team, leaving both the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads relatively young and inexperienced. The goals the J.V. team set for itself were to prepare for the future and to mature into a strong , unified Varsity team. Sophomores John Bilia, Ken Bogart, and Rich Hoster spearheaded the leadership in meeting these goals and will certainly be factors in the future success of' Blue Devils baseball. As the Varsity Baseball squad reached the Section V playoffs, it hoped to be one of only a handful of teams to repeat as champion. This was not to happen as the team lost their first to Wayland. Although the team did not have a great winning season, their enthusiasim and effort has to be commended. Outstanding players to be commended were Bill Larrabee and Jeff Bunnell for their outfield and pitching performances. Row I: H. Meeks. R. Miller. Row 2: N. Leggott, G. Giugliano. J. Bunnell. J. Rook. Row 3: R. Grabbatin. B. Larrabee. T. Hayes, B. Cayward. B. Majors, S. Howe. Row 1: M. Gould, J. Brown, E. McCann, J. Bilia, Row 2: M. Carr, G. Felice. K. Bogart. M. Wassink, R. Hoster. T. Russell. D. McMillan, Coach Idziak. 96 BASEBALL 97 JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY TENNIS Row I: M. Giugliano, W. Barber, T. Holden, B. Holcomb, Row 2: Coach Marriam, P. Heid, D. Manzari, J. McMahon. Row 1: B. Davis. S. Lopez, K. Olufsen. V. Lay, T. Grier, N. Davis, K. Troisi, Row 2: C. Anderson. K. Heid, P. Moylan, D. Barto, K. Connolly, L. Adic-Stahl, S. Praszkowicz, Coach DePorter. 98 The 1987 Tennis season reflected hard work and determination. Displaying the mental toughness usually indicative of older athletes, this aggregation, of mostly sophomores and freshmen, captured the Finger Lakes West Championship, highlighted by the May 7 win over previously undefeated Naples. The Mynderse netmen compiled an undefeated 7-0-1 record during the regular season and went 8-3-2 overall. Individually, the squad was led by Section V, Class C, third-place finisher Steve Rutz with an 8-0 league record (12-6 overall). Mark Giugliano also racked up an 8-0 record (14-5 overall). The doubles team of Pete Heid and Jamie Me Mahon also contributed significantly. Bill Holcomb (12-7 overall) teamed with Giugliano to win the Section V Consolation Doubles Tournament. Rutz, Holcomb, Giugliano, Heid and Me Mahon were rewarded for their efforts by being named to the all-league team. Coach Marriam 1987 was a great rebuilding year for J.V. Spring Tennis. Fourteen students tried out for the team and committed themselves to improving their skills. By the end of the season, the players had improved remarkably. Hopefully, their improved skills and enthusiasm will benefit the 1988 tennis team. 99 VARSITY SOFTBALL The 1987 Varsity Girls Softball team spent the season rebuilding. After losing eight seniors to graduation, the team struggled to have a winning year. Improvement was seen during the last half of the season, and the team hopes for a successful 1988 year. J. V. SOFTBALL Row I: G. Sccsny. K. Scars, S. Barrett, D. McCloud. B. Maloney. D. Anderson. H. Cayward. T. Burgic. C. Angjim. Row 2: J. Ingandcllo. C. Reynolds. J. Baker. K. Petersen, M. Bonacci. J. Burgie, N. Froneficld. The 1986 J.V. Softball team had an excellent year. The team consisted of nine freshmen and only two sophomores. The girls worked hard and competed well. Overall, it was a winning season. 101 BOYS' TRACK The Boys' Track team finished 1987 with a 2-5 record, but these numbers do little justice to the team’s performance. Mike Rogers (200 meters), Hideki Miyazaki (100 meters), Tim Souhan (800 meters), Greg Camevale (1600 meters), Anil Shah (pole vault), and Shawn Urbas (long jump) were all Finger Lakes West Champions and Section V, Class C participants, with Urbas taking second in the section. The 400 relay team of Rogers, Miyazaki, Urbas, and Mike Pratt placed third in Section V, Class C, and the 1600 relay team of Rogers, Camevale, Pratt, and Urbas took fourth. A new school record was also set by the 400 relay team. The boys are looking forward to next year. GIRLS’ TRACK 1987 was another strong year for the Girls’ Track Team, as the team's 5-3 league record (5-4 overall) carried the team to a second place league finish. New school records were set by Bridget Sipos in the shot-put and Stacey Henry in the triple jump. These two, along with Mary Carol Skordy, Wendy Hurlburt, Joleene Uticone, Marisa China, Stacey Paradise, and Michelle Bradshaw all went on to become Finger Lakes West Champions in their respective events. The 3200 relay team placed first in the Section for the second consecutive year. 1988 should prove to be a strong year as all but three of this year’s team members should return. The track team deserves a great deal of congratulations for their accomplishments. 103 GOLF Row I: J. Vorrcutcr, R. Miller, Row 2: B. Conner, S. Anglim, D. Rutz, Row 3: B. Cousins, M. Brophy, Row 4: M. Dellefave. D. Kemak, missing; E. Lorenzetti. The Golf team had another very successful year. We went undefeated and captured the league championship, led by Dave Rutz, who qualified for the state tournament held at Cornell University. Coach Dickson Varsity Baseball MA 1 Whitman 5 2 Victor 3 14 Midlakcs 5 4 Canandaigua 3 1 Penn Yan 2 2 Waterloo 9 1 Newark 7 5 Geneva 2 17 Whitman 6 7 Victor 8 3 Midlakes 13 3 Canandaigua 8 1 Penn Yan 2 3 Waterloo 5 3 Newark 1 1 Geneva 5 J.V. Baseball MA 16 Whitman 8 5 Victor 12 3 Midlakes 9 7 Canandaigua 19 3 Penn Yan 10 7 Newark 5 0 Waterloo 3 5 Geneva 11 8 Whitman 1 2 Victor 10 2 Canandaigua 9 4 Midlakes 3 10 Penn Yan 13 2 Waterloo 6 4 Newark 10 5 Geneva 10 Boys’ Track MA 17 Dundee 124 77 Red Jacket $9 57 Whitman 83 41 Dundee 100 62 Waterloo 78 76 Red Jacket 58 61 Whitman 71 Golf MA 224 DcSales 262 224 S. Seneca 244 212 Penn Yan 222 198 Romulus 243 199 S. Seneca 246 210 Romulus 244 218 Penn Yan 223 203 DeSales 239 217 Auburn 221 220 Geneva 214 211 Victor 212 Softball MA 10 Whitman 0 7 Victor 8 12 Midlakes 17 10 Canandaigua 20 2 Penn Yan 15 9 Newark 7 4 Geneva 16 29 Whitman 20 23 Waterloo 16 25 Victor 4 5 Midlakcs 10 1 Canandaigua 14 0 Penn Yan 8 12 Waterloo 11 5 Newark 8 6 Geneva 13 Tennis MA 4 Skaneateles 2 2 Skaneateles 4 0 Auburn 6 3 Victor 3 3 Naples 3 5 Midlakes 1 6 Waterloo 0 6 Dundee 0 4 Naples 2 5 Waterloo 1 4 Midlakes 2 4 Dundee 2 1 Bath 4 Girls’ Track MA 59 Bloomfield 73 80 Dundee 52 65 Whitman 67 89 Red Jacket 43 32 Newark 100 54 Bloomfield 78 69 Dundee 63 69 Whitman 63 91 Red Jacket 40 105 J. V. and VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: R. Hosier. J. Rook. S. Herron, H. Meeks. B. Lapp. R. Miller. Row 2: T. Gaun. J. Caraccilo, S. Branning. J. Cole, G. Felice, P. Elysccv. M. Dcllefave. E. Caraccilo. Row 3: Coach Michaels, O. Flitc, J. Verkey, K. Gladys. J. Johns, J. Piscitclli, S. Urbas. Row 1: C. Hopkins. D. Losaw, S. Maloney, S. Coseniino. C. Hayes, Coach Ward. Row 2: G. Sipos, C. Pelerman. J. Lisk. S. Rogers. E. Mundt. Row 3: M. DeVries. B. Price, S. Kline, T. Snyder, J. Hunt, C. McDcrmoli. J. Camelio. 106 The J. V. Football team finished the season with a string of three consecutive wins to bring their record up to a respectable 3-5. The team was led by the outstanding efforts of Jeremy Hunt, Jim Lisk, Sam Cosentino, and Sean Ostrowski; every team member, however, had an important role to play. Their work paid off when the team crushed Waterloo 20-0 in the season finale. 107 The 1987 season was a better one for the Blue Devils Football Squad. With 13 returning starters and Senior Captains Jason Verkey and Jason Piscitelli guiding the team, the squad finished with a 2-5-1 record. The running game was led by offensive backs Jason Piscitelli, Ed Caraccilo, Jason Verkey, and Brendon Scanlon. Senior Jeff Rook led the receivers. The highpoints of the season were the Homecoming Game against Midlakes with a 20-19 victory and the come-from-behind tie game against Geneva. Outstanding offensive players were Jason Verkey, Jason Piscitelli, and Jeff Rook. Defense was led by Scott Herron, Scott Branning, Paul Elyseev, and Brendon Scanlon. Since several underclassmen gained valuable experience, the outlook for the 1988 season is hopeful. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: C. Tyler, M. Skinner, T. Gaun, J. Christopher. Row 2: C. Willower, S. Westfall, P. Rusinko, T. Dyson. The J.V. cheerleaders were the spirit of the MA J.V. football team. Through their undying effort, the spectators were more involved in the games, and the players were enthusiastically supported. i os VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row I: M. O'Conner, K. Parker, M. Andreas. Row 2: C. Pcrdicho, K. Pignonc, T. Westfall, T. Goodman. Row 3: L. Smith, C. Anglim, J. Baker. The 1987 varsity football cheerleaders provided players and audience alike with skilled routines that 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 Coach Waldron, the MA varsity cheerleaders would not have been able to excel as far as they did. 109 JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Row I: S. Hurlhun Row 2: M Ferrara, L. Lohr. J. Chapclsky, L. Sinicropi, R. Grabbitin, D. Conner Row 3: J. Cosentino, D. Bonafiglia. K. Cobb, A Martin, K. Bereen, S. Heisscr, C Parish. Ci. Durso Row 4: H Cayward. T. Pignonc. J. Rilancinni. K. D’Ercdita, M. Pcnnacchio, N. Giles, N. Fronefield. Row 5: T. Burgie. T. Morey. J. Jarrelt, K Hardison, C. Pasquahcchio. H Spann, D. Anderson. T. Peterman. B Bradshaw, r Sipos. The J. V. Soccer team had a good overall season with a 7-5-3 record. Eigth grader, Shelley Hurlburt, was the leading scorer for the team. Next season will find five starters returning; coupled with the experience gained by this years team members; the 1988 season should be exciting and successful. VARSITY SOCCER Row I: L. VonBcrgan. C. Mcssmcr, K. Schcltz, M. Kowalski. W. Hurlbun. Row 2: S. Praszkowicz, A. Giovannetti, L. Scialdone. L. Cosen ti no, M. Bonacci. B. Brown. C. Anderson. Row 3: D An lim. K. Burlew. M. C. Skordy. J. Amidon, K. Marshall. P. Moylan, M. China. B. Sipos, J. Cobb. Row 4: T. Holden. D. Gee. M. Bradshaw. S. Paradise. T. La rr a bee, S. Henry. The girls Varsity Soccer team had yet another outstanding year. The team finished second in the league with a 12 and 3 record, and the two losses surrendered by league champion Victor came at the hands of the lady Blue Devils. The team placed a strong second at the Lewiston-Porter tournament and gained a third seed in the sectionals but lost to Williamson in the quarterfinals. Outstanding individual performance were put in by tri-captains Jackie Amidon, Wendy Hurlburt, and Stacey Henry, all of whom were selected to the first team All-League. Cathy Messmer made the second team. The entire team performed exceptionally well and hopefully next year’s team will continue where this team left off. ill CROSS COUNTRY The 1987 MA Cross Country team finished with a 10-6 record. The team placed third in the Central Division, a fine accomplishment with several new JV starters. Many players need to be singled out. The most improved runner was Dana Scalzo, and the Ironman and Determination Awards went to Jeff Hauf and Phil Fahrenholz. This year’s Most Valuable Runner was Mike Constable, who made the All League Wayne-Finger Lakes Team and finished first on the MA team at almost all the meets. 1988 should prove to be a real exciting year since six of the top seven runners will return next year. “Artists of Pain. These athletes know the exactness and varying degree of pain and suffering, but can tell no one!” Row 1: R. Spano, D. Scalzo. Row 2: R. KJoppcI. A. Shah. Row 3: J. Hauf, S. Morey, K. Flynn. Missing from picture — M. Constable FALL TENNIS Row 1: C. Camevale, D. Dellefave, T. Buck. Row 2: C. GaUetti, S. Lopez, N. Davis, J. Ulicone, H. Lohr. The girls’ tennis team finished the season with a 1 and 11 record, but the scoring system hid many of the girls fine accomplishments. All the girls made remarkable improvements, and the season of three of them — Stacy Lopez, Heather Lohr, and Nicole Davis — culminated in the sectional qualifiers. The entire team worked extremely hard, and every member contributed significantly. BOYS9 SOCCER Row !: B. Martonc, G. Noble, B. Davis, V. Khamsouk. Row 2: P. Konzeniewski, H. Vicente, P. Wirth, J. Hergcrt, C. Trautsch, J. McMahon. Row 3: M. Giugliano R. Miller, A. Davis, B. Conner, P. Heid, C. Partee, T. Cimochowski, C. Giles, M. Frank, E. Hubbard, Coach Cimochowski. 1987 was the year of the first MA Boys’ J.V. Soccer Team. The league allowed us to play seniors Pete Heid, Pete Korzeniewski, and Chris Giles. Chris Giles was probably our strongest player, having played on a varsity team in Oriskany. A foreign exchange student, Christoph Trautsch, was goalie most of the season. Mark Giugliano and Jamie McMahon were chosen to lead the offensive and defensive squads of the soccer team. The outstanding record, (7-4-2), compiled by such a young squad indicates that Myndcrsc should have an extremely strong boys' soccer team for years to come. Coach T.E. Cimochowski 114 Varsity Girl's Soccer MA 4 HAC 0 2 Bloomfield 0 2 McDowelli 0 0 Lewiston-Porter 1 5 Newark 1 14 Geneva 0 1 Canandaigua 0 3 Naples 0 2 Victor 0 1 HAC 0 1 Marcus-Whitman 0 1 Bloomfield 2 0 Penn Yan 3 4 Naples 0 5 Midlakes 1 8 Waterloo 0 1 Penn Yan 2 2 Victor 1 Sectionals: 0 Williamson 4 MA 0 Fall Tennis Victor 6 MA 4 2 J.V. Boy’s Soccer HAC Midlakes 0 Midlakes 6 0 Naples 0 Geneva 6 3 Canandaigua 0 Marcus-Whitman 6 2 Honeoye 5 Dundee 1 0 Bloomfield 0 Waterloo 6 4 HAC 1 Newark 5 2 Geneva 0 Midlakes 6 1 Newark 0 Canandaigua 6 2 Honeoye 0 Marcus-Whitman 6 1 Bloomfield 2 Dundee 4 4 Naples 0 Waterloo 6 2 Marcus-Whitman Varsity Football MA 3 Penn Yan 14 2 Lyons 14 18 Bath 0 20 Geneva 20 0 Clyde 28 20 Midlakes 19 14 Newark 40 7 Waterloo 13 MA J.V. Football 6 Penn Yan 14 Lyons 0 Bath 28 Geneva 12 Clyde 25 Midlakes 22 Newark 20 Waterloo MA Cross Country 20 Bloomfield 26 Wayne 36 Victor 73 Sodus 21 DeSallcs 25 N. Rosc-Wolcot 41 Canandaigua 18 Marcus-Whitman 19 Geneva 23 Marion 37 Waterloo 25 Pal-Mac 45 Newark 37 Penn Yan 30 116 S. Seneca J.V. Girls’ Soccer 37 MA 3 HAC 29 0 Bloomfield 21 1 Penn Yan 34 5 Newark 39 2 Geneva 31 4 Naples 19 0 Victor 43 1 Marcus-Whitman 41 0 Bloomfield 33 4 Naples 22 3 HAC 32 1 Midlakes 17 0 Waterloo 18 1 PennYan 26 1 Victor Girls’ Varsity Volleyball MA 1 0 Victor 2 0 Penn Yan 4 2 Geneva 1 0 Newark 0 0 Waterloo 2 0 Canandaigua 2 1 Midlakes 0 0 Victor 0 0 Penn Yan 0 3 Geneva 0 0 Newark 1 0 Waterloo 1 0 Canandaigua 5 1 Midlakes 1 0 Jefferson WRESTLING Row 1: D. Lopez, G. Camevale, E. Mundt, C. Nelson. Row 2: A. Peckham, C. Peterman, S. KJine, P. Fahrcnholz, P. Elysccv, M. Constable, Coach Ward. Missing: J. Modix, E. Caraccilo. 118 The Mynderse Varsity Wrestlers finished the year with a 6-9 record, but these numbers fail to show the outstanding individual performances displayed by several wrestlers. The team placed third in the Irondequoit Tournament and sixth at the Waterloo and Pal-Mac tourneys. Ed Caraccilo won the sectionals once again, receiving recognition as the tournament’s outstanding wrestler. FRESHMEN J. V. BASKETBALL The Mynderse J.V. Boys’ Basketball team finished the season with an excellent 15-5 record. The team opened‘the year with a strong start by handily defeating Pittsford and Pal-Mac in the Wa-tcrloo Tip-Off Tournament. Other seasonal highlights included the team’s near defeat of unbeaten Newark and a spectacular overtime comeback to defeat Midlakes. The team was led by Sam Cosentino, Brad Conner, Jeremy Hunt, Mark Giugliano, Scott Maloney, and Mike Muldoon; these fine young athletes should provide further valuable leadership in. years to come. i Coach Smjth The .Freshman Basketball Team enjoyed a tremendous season! Led by Dan Holden, Matt Verkey, Chris Fratto, and Angel Alejandro, the team compiled a 15-4 record and a second place finish in the Freshman League. Considering the fact that the team only lost one game to a Finger Lakes East opponent, the future looks very bright for Blue Devils Basketball. Coach Idziak 120 Row I: J. Hunt. J. Simcropi, R. Miller. R. Korzcnicwski, M. Giugliano. Row 2: S. Maloney. M. Talomic, D. McMillcn, M. Muldoon. Coach Smith, S. Cosentino C. McDermott. B. C onner. D. Scalzo. Row 1: S. Ricci, M. DeVries, V. Khamsouk, G. Noble. Row 2: Coach Idziak, W. Grant, D. Holden, C. Fratto, A. Alejandro, T. Cimochowski, M. Verkey, J. Camclio. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: J. Caraccilo, J. Brady. S. Howe. B. Holcomb. C. Famey. Row 2:1 Rook. J. Verkey. E. Lorcnzctti. T Buckingham, S. Rutz, C. Panee Coach Carello. This year’s team with only three seniors, displayed a competitive talent rarely seen and were never counted down by their opponents. Every outing was a display of aggressive and determined play. Basketball Co-Capt. Jason Verkey, was selected as a first-team, All-League forward and participated in the Finger Lakes East-West Exceptional Senior game. Coach Carello J. V. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: S. Borys. Row 2: K. Olufsen, T. Dyson. Row 3: D. Marble, S. Westfall, H. Spahn, J. LoTurco. Row 4: J. Chapelsky, H. Hartman. Row 5: C. Tyler. This season was a successful one for the J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders. As well as keeping spirits high at the J.V. games, the girls also brought home a fourth place trophy from the Dundee Cheering Tournament. Coach Hoaglan VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders had a very successful season this year. In January, they took an impressive 2nd place at the annual Dundee Tournament. They also received the highest score out of twenty-one squads at the Section V Cheer-Off in Rochester and were ranked 2nd in their season-long competition against all schools in Class A. The girls should be congratuated for all of the hard work and effort that went into the season. Coach Waldron 123 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: L. Scialdone. Row 2: C. Pasqualicchio, C. Mcssmer. Row 3: J. Baker, J. Amidon, L. Coscntino. Row 4: D. Gee. B Sipos. Row 5: M. Bradshaw. The Girls’ Varsity Basketball team finished the year with an exceptional 12-5 record, taking the team to a second place in the league. The team won the Women’s Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament for the fourth year in a row. Michelle Bradshaw averaged 14 points per game, Jackie Amidon averaged 9 assists, and Bridget Sipos average 10 rebounds. The girls look forward to next season with optimism and enthusiasm.. Coach Ferrara 124 GIRLS’ J. V. BASKETBALL Row 1: M. DePorter, M. Hurlburt, T. Leone, J. Bilancini, T. Pignone, E. OTarrill. Row 2: N. Fronefield, D. Anderson, A. Lorenc, K. Johns, K. Hardison, C. Shaffer. The 1988 J.V. Basketball team had a great season with a record of 14-4. Each person gave 100 percent at all times allowing us to have a very productive, successful season. Performances were pleasing considering the team was very young-with only 4 sophomores. Next year’s season should prove to be a great one. Coach DePorter 125 J. V. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row I: B. Maloney. T. Leone. Row 2: R. Shumway. M.L. Capaldi. A. Brink. Row 3: M. Monti. A. Lorenc. M. Mahoney. M. Anderson. D McLoud, Coach DePorter. Row 1 M. Borys. D. DiPasqualc. M. Rookcr. E. O’Farrill. Row 2: Coach Barren. R. Franco. J Carbone. C ShalTer. K. Johns. M.J Bochert. M Monti. This year’s varsity volleyball team displayed all-around effort. Even though they didn’t have a winning season, because the team was young and lacked varsity experience, great enthusiam and devotion to the sport were displayed. Leading players were Deanna McLoud (75 spikes, 50 service points), Tina Leone (15 spikes, 75 service points), and Amy Lorenc (41 spikes). Since many underclassmen gained valuable experience, the outlook for the 1988 season is optimistic. Under the leadership of co-captains Mclonic Rookcr and C hristine Shaffer, the J.V. Volleyball team had a rebuilding year with a 5-9 record. With such a young squad, Myndcrsc can look forward to an excellent season next year. BOWLING Row I: K. Haas, J. Mitchell. Row 2:1. Mumford. S. Morey, K. Burlew. G. Giugliano. R. Miller. Row 3: G. Felice. H. Meeks. B. Cousins E Smith D Rose. This year, the Bowling Team had another successful season. The team came in 2nd with a 30 and 10 record which was better than last year when it won the championship. The team was first in the fol-lowing catagories: highest single game bowled-Brian Cousins with a 277, team high single game with a 1069, and team high series with a 2941. Seneca Falls placed four men in the top ten Finger Lakes East which is more than any other team in the league. The team not only bowled well, but they did it with the kind of style and class that we can all be proud of. Coach Dickson Varsity Girls’ Basketball MA 35 Whitman 26 MA 43 Waterloo 37 MA 39 Bloomfield 26 MA 46 Midlakes 45 MA 46 Canandaigua 35 MA 40 Waterloo 46 MA 42 Geneva 40 MA 37 Victor 26 MA 39 Whitman 27 MA 33 Newark 41 MA 42 PennYan 51 MA 44 Midlakes 49 MA 34 Bloomfield 32 MA 53 Canandaigua 35 MA 30 Waterloo 49 MA 44 Geneva 31 MA 33 Whitman 38 MA 47 Pittsford-Mendon 74 MA 50 Pal-Mac 54 MA 59 Newark 67 MA 69 PennYan 54 MA 63 Midlakes 58 MA 61 Red Jacket 47 MA 42 Canandaigua 79 MA 64 Waterloo 54 MA 62 Geneva 66 MA 69 Victor 85 MA 66 Whitman 51 MA 67 Newark 59 MA 69 PennYan 67 MA 65 Midlakcs 71 MA 63 Red Jacket 55 MA 45 Canandaigua 74 MA 73 Waterloo 78 MA 58 Geneva 59 MA 66 Victor 63 MA 50 Whitman 60 Freshmen Boys’ Basketball MA 49 Waterloo 34 MA 58 Geneva 46 MA 56 Victor ! MA 54 MA MA MA MA MA Geneva Newark PennYan Midlakes Pal-Mac Canandaigua Waterloo MA 24 MA 47 MA 39 MA 24 MA 22 MA 37 MA 42 Canandaigua 37 MA 33 MA 68 Geneva 57 MA 26 MA 62 Victor 53 MA 15 MA 54 Bishop Kearney 61 MA 18 MA 52 Newark 54 MA 24 MA 73 PennYan 62 MA 65 Bishop Kearney 63 MA 53 Pal-Mac 63 MA 69 Midlakcs 52 Varsity Wrestling Geneva Attica York Wayne Marion Whitman Waterloo Victor Union Springs Pal-Mac Auburn PennYan Canandaigua North-Rose-Wolcott Newark JV Girls’ Basketball MA 35 Bloomfield 27 MA 57 Midlakes 32 MA 49 Canandaigua 29 MA 46 Waterloo 26 MA 33 Geneva 30 MA 39 Victor 47 MA 36 Whitmai � 28 MA 45 Newark 53 MA 35 PennYat i 39 MA 46 Bloomfield 33 MA 55 Midlakc: s 45 MA 42 Canandaigua 34 MA 44 Waterloo 35 MA 36 Geneva 26 MA 61 Victor 50 MA 40 Whitman 46 MA 50 Newark 39 MA 72 JV Boys’ Basketball Pittsford 63 MA 66 Pal-Mac 47 MA 55 Newark 82 MA 55 PennYan 38 MA 72 Midlakes 63 MA 74 Red Jacket 55 MA 66 Canandaigua 35 MA 66 Waterloo 37 MA 63 Geneva 71 MA 58 Victor 42 MA 66, Whitman 53 MA 45 Newark 47 MA 80 PennYan 67 MA 58 Midlakes 56 MA 89 Red Jacket 69 MA 50 Canandaigua 46 MA 72 Waterloo 64 MA 32 Geneva ■- 56 MA 59 Victor L 60 MA 66 Whitman 63 MA 3 Bowling PennYan 1 MA 3 Victor 1 MA 4 Midlakes 0 MA 1 Geneva 3 MA 3 Canandaigua 1 MA 4 PennYan 0 MA 3 Victor 1 MA 4 Mid lakes 0 MA 1 Geneva 3 MA 4 Canandaigua 0 128 ACTIVITIES SENIOR BALL The 1987 Senior Ball took place on May 2nd, 1987 from 9:00 pm to 1:00 am. The price of the ticket included hors d' oeuvres, dinner, and the dance, all of which took place at the Seneca Falls Country Club. “Lickety Split” provided the music. The court consisted of Stacey Alessio, Christine Amidon, Sarah Branciforte, Louise Caraccilo, Kimberly Troisi, Stephanie Hopkins, Dionne Marr, Michelle Scattag-lia, Samantha Weber, and Tam-mie Westfall. The prince was Todd Mumford, and Kristine Chadwick was the lady-in-waiting. Matt Sipos and Noreen Brady were crowned king and queen. After the dance, many couples attended the afterglow at the Elks Club where Bob Martin provided the music. As the night ebbed away, it was obvious that the Class of 1987 would “Never Say Good-bye” as their theme suggested. Jennifer Willower JUNIOR PROM Benny Mardones’ “Into the Night” set the mood for the 1987 Junior Prom. It was a great success with over ninety students attending. The class chose Scott Branning. Brian Cousins, Mike Dellefave, and Peter Heid as members of the court. The prince and princess were Mike Constable and Marisa China, respectively. Ed Caraccilo and Jackie Amidon were crowned king and queen at the stroke of midnight. Everyone seemed to enjoy the dance, which made all the effort worthwhile. Jennifer Kuplinski 131 JR. and SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCILS 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-faculty communication. In linking students, faculty, staff, and administration, the councils promote various activities, fund raisers, information and community services, vending services, and holiday entertainment. Row I: J. Ostcrhout, F. Collins. M. Ncarpass. B. Nucci, N. Tedesche. K. Bohman. Row 2: M. Marino, D. Lopez, K. Galbally. K. Nicholson. S Struzyk. J. Marble, C. Faiola. Row 3: A. Evans, K. Cobb. T. Leone. K. Hardison, S. Buck. J. LoTurco, S. Smith, E. Sinha. Row 4: T. Pignone. S Monti, A. Bellomo, C. Shaffer, R. Fiorelli, M. Ferrara, C. Tyler, T. Ward. J. Bishop, D. Lopez, Mrs. Osterhout. -----------------bf Row I: T. Gaun. M. Skinner. H. Lohr, M. Marble, K. Olufscn. Row 2: M. Monti, M. China, M. Kowalski, K. Pignone, K. Pcrdicho, C. Cook, C. Schooley. Row 3 C. Scanlon, D. Cimochowski, M.C. Skordy. B. Brown. M. Bonacci. J. Uticonc, D. Gee. S. Lopez. V. Bennett, S. Praszkowicz. Row 4: Mr. Gee. K. Parker. K Burlcw, J. Garee, K. Heid, D. Manzari. J. Caraccilo, G. Giugliano. P. Hcid, C. Praszkowicz, M. Giugliano. J. Kuplinski. J. McMahon, J. Willower. 132 YAC SADD Row I: B. Brown. M. Skinner. M. China. V. Bennett. C. Scanlon. A. McClenathan. Row 2: J. Uticone. M. Bonacci, M.C. Skordy. K. Burlew. C. Praszkowicz. Row 3: M. Kowalski. D. Gee. 3$ -a ow I: T. Cimochowski, J. Uticone. M.C. Skordy, D. Paradise. Row 2: K. Buriew, T. Wheeler, M. Bonacci. M. ''Connor, K. Olufsen. S. Praszkowicz. Row 3: D. Gee, J. Willowcr, M. Kowalski. T. Hoster, M. China, J. Kuplinski. A. storga. C. Praszkowicz. J. Colligan. The volunteer members of YAC assist the American Cancer Society in raising money for cancer patients and research. The group participates in The Great American Smoke-Out and the Daffodil Sale. By meeting with the Amer-ican Cancer Society representitives in Seneca Falls and with the Waterloo YAC members, the group strives to educate itself and others regarding the cancer problem. Over the last few years SADD has become very active. In cooperation with PASS (People Against Substances in Seneca), they have worked on such projects as helping students get rides home from dances, and making the school and community aware of the harmful effects of alcohol abuse. This year it is hoped that SADD will have a successful impact on students in order to insure that some will not become fatal statistics. 133 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: K. Marshall, M. China, J. Amidon, J. Willowcr. Row 2: K. Scheltz, J. Kuplinski, J. Cole, P. Heid, T. Hanslick, A. Giovannctti. Row 3: C. Paradise, W Cammuso, S. Paradise, T. Souhan, J. Belkc, C. Praszkowicz, E. Canfield, J. Vorreuter, G. Giugliano. 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 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. Dick-ieson, 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. Dist. American High School Students must meet local as well as national norms of excellence. In addition to possessing academic achievemant and extra-curricular involvement, member students are expected to contribute to the growth of local, state, and national communities. Who’s Who students must meet local as well as national norms of excellence. In addition to posessing ac-ademic achievement and extracurricular involvement, member students are expected to contribute to the growth of local, state, and national communities. 134 DIST. AMERICAN STUDENTS WHO’S WHO Row I: J PauiHone. K Parker. M Andreas. T. Wheeler. M Mahoney. J Uticone. T Holden. Row 2: J Amidon. A. Giovannetli. J Rook. K Marshall. K. Schell . T Hanslick. M China. Row 3 B Brown. M. Bonaco. P. Koncnicwski. G. Giugliano, K. Bogan. F. Canfield, E. Smith. J Belke, M Freicr. J. Vorreuter, C Paradise. J. Kuplinski. J Willower. T. Goodman. Row 4: J. Miller. P. Hollenbeck. S. Simolo. J. C ole. K. Heid. P. Held. S. Paradise. M. Bradshaw. J. Vcrkcy, J. Brady. C. Pras kowic . J. Joyce. J. Caraccilo. D. Gee. B. Lapp Row I: V Lay K Parker, K. Scheltz, T. Cimochowski, K. Olufscn, J. Aichcr. Row 2: P. Korzemewski, A. Giovannetti, M. Kowalski, K. Marshall T. Westfall, S. Praszkowicz, T. Hanslick, M. China, J. Amidon. Row 3: K. Burlew. M.C. Skordy, B. Becker, K. Heid, G Giugliano D. Manran, E. Canfield J Belke, J. Vorreuter, C Paradise, J. Kuplinski, J. Willower, B. Grant. Row 4: T. Hosier, J. Cole, B. Cammuso, P. Held, D. White, B. Bishop, S. Paradise, M. Bradshaw, C. Hosier, B. Gambce, H. Hauf, T. Harmackcr, T. Souhan, C. Praszkowicz, J. Joyce. I BOYS’ and GIRLS’ STATE Boys’ State is a seminar sponsered and run by the American Legion. Selected students journey to Syracuse where they learn about our state government and how it works. The boys participate 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. Row 1: G. Giugliano, J. Rook, P. Korzeniewski, S. Urbas. Row 2: J. Belke, T. Hoster, J. Joyce. Missing from picture — J. Cole. 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. 136 Row I: M. China; J. Kuplinski, K. Marshall (alternates). FRENCH CLUB JR. ROTARIANS and KIWANIANS w I: C. Scanlon, D. Lopez, N. Bcllomo, A. Kelly, T. Wheeler. Row 2: T. Bardo, M. Monti, N. Davis, M. China. T. Hanslick, A. McCIcnathan. Row 3: A. son, T. Buck. C. Carnevalc. S. Pras .kowicz. T. Grier, D. Rose, G. Major, S. Black. M. Howell. C. Cook. The Rotarians is a fraternal organization that assists the community, state, nation, and the world. Two students Gregory Gi-ugliano and Peter Heid, were selected as junior members because they excel in academics and athletics and participate in extra-curricular activities. The Kiwanians, who are devoted to advancing social, business, and professional standards, provide selected students the opportunity to be junior members. Leading seniors, Jeff Rook, John Cole, Tim Souhan, and Jason Verkey, were chosen to learn how the Kiwanians operate in the community, county, state, and world. IW 1: J. Rook, J. Verkey. Row 2: P. Heid, T. Souhan. G. Giugliano. Missing from picture — Cole. The 1987-88 French Club is planning a trip to Toronto this year. With its slate of enthusiastic officers, the club should attain its goal with ease. Other plans include fund raising, invited speakers, and sampling of some French cuisine in the area restaurants. 137 BLOCK M G.A.A. Row I: T. Holden. J. Uticone, L. Scialdonc, M. Andreas. Row 2: T. Larrabee, K. Parker. M. China. S. Praszkowicz, K. Westfall, T. Goodman. Row 3: K. Pignone. L. Coscntino, C. Anglim, D. Gee, M. Bradshaw. B. Sipos. C. Messmer, C. Perdicho. L. VonBcrgon. This year’s GAA had 18 members who earned two varsity letters in two separate sports. The club purchased the annual Patricia Hurley Memorial Award for the ninth grade girl who excelled in leadership, sportsmanship, and athletic ability, and also purchased the GAA Award for the outstanding senior female athelete. Row I: G. Giugliano, S. Urbas, G. Felice. Row 2: S. Branning, O. Flite, It Miller, M. Dellefave. (Missing from picture: B. Scanlon, J. Johns.) Block M is a club for male varsity athletes who compete in at least two Mynderse sports. Block M members are responsible for running the concession stand at home games during the winter sports season. The money raised there is used, under the supervision of Mr. Paradise, for award fund donations, community athletic services, and donations to the SMS athletic banquet. 138 FHA Yorker’s Club U V5 Row I: S. Bngnall, A. Nelson. C. Sawyer. M. Manno. D. Murray. T. wilcox. J. Brewer. Row 3: B. Hemker. T. Jaycox, N. Bamck. B. wheeler. S. Donaldson. C. Faiola. A. Cole. T. Delcanto. _ _..__ _____________ Slruzyk. Row 4: S. Wilcox, S. Showaltcr, T. Wheeler, N. Froncficld, V. Miller. S. Wendt. S. Hostcr, V. DcWall. J. Mack. B. Khounpachamsy. D. Palmer, S. Long. Morgan. J Knegelstein. M. cnampian. S. Oj G. Gilespie. E. Nelson. S. Freeman. S. Row 1: C. Bell, Z. Young. N. Barrick, K.. Brewer, L. Sinicropi. Row 3: B. Johnson. M. Palmer. Row 4: Mr. KJoppel. R. Dyson, D. Conner, R. Rook, J. Peone, H. Odis, B. Bishop. 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 personal growth; leadership developement at the local, district, state, and national levels; family and community involvement; and understanding the dual roles of men and women. The M.A. Yorkers are junior members of the New York State Historical Association. Club members are involved in both individual and group history projects. There are about 20 members who are doing everything from historical editorial cartoons to craft documentation. Their projects are displayed at the annual Yorker convention. Over the last three years, club members have won 22 awards for their projects. This year’s club could take that total to near 40! 139 MODEL UNITED NATIONS Row 1: J. Modix, C. Giles, M. China, T. Hanslick, C. Praszkowicz, J. Passifione, M. Giugliano. Row 2: R. Rook, P. Korzenicwski, V. Lay, C. Scanlon, V. Bennett G. Major, S. Black, D. Miller, Mr. Gable. Row 3: A. McClenathan, T. Hosier, G. Giugliano, J. Kuplinski. K. Grier, J. Belkc, T. Souhan. C. Paradise. Several members of the Model UN club have learned a great deal about current international issues from their involvement this year. For the new members, their first experience speaking before “outsiders,” came at the mock session at Parents’ Open House in October. In January, all club members portrayed either Egypt or France at the Central New York Model United Nations Conference held at Syracuse University. In February, several club members represented Guinea in the Economic and Social Council or Japan in Security Council at the NAIMUN conference in Washington D.C. Serving along with President Christian Praszkowicz have been Vice President Tabitha Hanslick, Secretary Tracy Grier, and Treasurer John Cole. Mrs. Osterhout and Mr. Kuplinski have been assisting club advisor, Walt Gable, in chaperoning at the conferences. This year’s students will, if they are typical of club members of previous years, go on to major in international relations and other social sciences in college and then use their training in various government and business careers. 140 PEGASUS SKI CLUB Row I: S. Paradise, E. Birmingham. Row 2: S. DeVivi, P. Carbone, D. Lopez, G. Maine. Row 3: J. Seem, F. Collins, S. Strussenbcrg, R. Guy, B. Noble. ________________________________________________________ Row 1: H. Lohr, D. Paradise, A. Kelly, J. Peone, P. Wirth, K. Hooker, D. Dclelys, D. Cerza. Row 2: K. Scanlon, R. Fiorelli, A. McClenathan, V. Lay, G. Giugliano, N. Davis, S. Praszkowicz. J. McMahon, L. Adie-Stahl. Row 3: J. King, M. Frank, C. Pratt, T. Souhan, C. Praszkowicz, J. Schenebly, K. Grier, P. Kelley, M. Pratt, C. Anderson, M. Talomic, J. Leone. The Pegasus program is designed to provide a different learning experience for those students identified as gifted and talented. Emphasis is placed on a creative problem solving approach to real problem solving situations and on independent or small group research in areas not normally covered in the junior high curriculum. This year’s Ski Club has the largest enrollment in the last 6 years of the Clubs’ history. Thirty members strong, this growing Club should become a force to contend with in ensuing years. Bristol Mt. was again chosen as our destination. It was fun on the slopes for one and all. A. Kendrick-Bowser Ski Club Advisor 141 JR. HIGH BANDS The sixth and seventh grade band provides young musicians an opportunity to rehearse and perform in a high quality instrumental ensemble. The band performs at Mynderse four times annually in addition to one occasion in the community or at another area school. Sixth and seventh grade band students also have the opportunity to participate in All-County and NYSSMA Bands and Solo Festivals. The eighth and ninth grade concert band stresses musicianship, appreciation of fine music, achievement, citizenship, and spirit of service. In order to carry out these goals, the band performs three concerts annually (one at Christmas, one in March, and one in June). Members of the band have the opportunity to audition for membcr-ship in the Ontario County Music Festival Band, which gives a concert in the last week of January. Students also may perform at various solo festivals during the spring. 142 Bwu? mi � • Mir •' Carp. Jf Bonncy. B. Noble, inghani. A OX'ouncr. D. S' m L StATo[� Kav 3 F C Row I: B. Becker, C. Chambers, Mr. Pratt, T. Cimochowski, W. Davis, J. Zona, J. Wassink. Row 2: B. Cook, J. Bennett, S. Monti. T. Dyson, M. Borys, T. Leone, D. Dcllcfavc. Row 3: B. Corsncr, A. Isaacs, M Paradise, K. Levis, C. Smith, K. Galbally, T. Money. K. Hardison, E. Sinha. Row 4: J. Jarrett, S. Sinha, J. LoTurco, M.J. Bochcrt. J. Mack, S. Miller, J. Bishop. Row 5: G. Noble, H. Otis. J. Zoller, R. Jones, T. Ward, K. Nics, J. Bishop, M Mahoney. HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND Comprised of students in grades ten through twelve, the senior high concert band affords aspiring high school musicians the opportunity to rehearse and perform within a quality instrumental ensemble. The band annually performs a Christmas and a spring concert and ends the year with performance in a band pageant. Students have the opportunity to compete for individual honors in NYSSMA festivals and in competition for positions in Area All-State. Under the direction of James Best, this ensemble performs a traditional concert band repertoire. Row I: A Kelly. V. Bennett. C. Schoolcy, D. Cimochowski. Row 2: P. Fahrcnholz. J. VanDclinder A. Davis. B. C'ammuso. N. Davis. E. Becker L. VanDclinder. i Miller. T. Buck, j. Burgie. V. Fulkrod, T. Fraser, M. Howell, K. Hooker. Row 3: A. Shah, M. Bradshaw, S. Praszkowicz. C. Pratt, D. Rose, G. Giugliano. Row 4. VL tiiueiiano. J Aichcr. J. Schncbly. C. Paradise. J. Joyce, J. Hauf. B. Bishop. D. White. 143 JAZZ BAND JAZZ ROCK ENSEMBLE Row I: N. Davis, M. Bradshaw. P Fahrcnhol . J VanDdindcr. W. C'ammuso. M. Frcicr. J Miller. Row 2: J. Aichcr, A. Shah. E. Becker, B. Bishop. D. Cimochowski. Mr. Best. Row 3: C. Paradise. M. (iiugliano, D. White, J. Joyce, G. Giugliano, D. Rose, S. Pras kowic , C. Pratt The high school Jaz? Band again established itself as the area’s premiere jazz ensemble. Competing in festivals at Syracuse. Honeoye. and Auburn, the band took numerous honors as a showcase of Myndcrsc’s finest music talent. Row 1: E. Becker. J. Willower, C. Caratozzolo, S. Praszkowicz. Row 2: J. Aicher, M. Kowalski, L. VanDelinder, B. Grant. A. Brink, T. Cimochowski. Row 3: D Cimochowski, M. D'Eredita, D. Rose, T. Harrnacker, J. Schnebly, J. Belkc, B. Bishop, D. White. Myndcrsc’s only select vocal group, the Jazz Rock Ensemble, consists of 17 singers and a jazz band ensemble. This talented group specializes in jazz and popular vocal music. This year the Jazz Rock Ensemble will take part in the All- American Music Festival in NYC, the Syracuse University Vocal Jazz Fest and all school chorus concerts. Hopefully, several members will be selected from this group to be a part of this year's All-County Jazz Vocal Ensemble. COLOR GUARD PEP BAND Row 1: J. Aichcr, S. Matlock, C. Harrnacker, B. Cook. Row 2: J. Bennett, J. Woodruff, J. Brignall, N. Davis, B. Becker. Drum Majorette: D. Cimochowski. Row I: D. Reitman, B. Rogers, S. Struzyk, J. Ostcrhout, A. Evans, K. Bohman. Mr. Best. Row 2: A. Helstrom, I. Collins, B. Johnson, D. Cimochowski, R. Jones, M. Paradise. Row 3: A. Way, B. Bishop, T. Hostcr, D. Rose, W. Cammuso, J. Joyce, G. Giugliano, C. Paradise, C. Smith. The 1987-88 Pep Band performed at four home football games. This very young ensemble improved with every show indicating good things in the future. In 1988, the Mynderse Academy Winter Color Guard competed in shows throughout the Central New York region. The guard has established itself as a fine color guard in Class A. Under the instruction of Mike Westfall, who is assisted by Gayle Thompson and Joanne Rice, the guard continues to develop a performance level of which we can all be proud. 145 JR. HIGH CHORUSES The 8th and 9th Grade Chorus performs two school concerts each year: one at Christmas and one in the spring. In addition, the chorus per-forms at one of the state-sponsored music festivals for a rating in the spring. Individual members also sing for rat-ings at solo festivals and take part in the A 11 -Co u n t y Chorus. The 6th and 7th Grade Chorus provides young singers a valuable opportunity to rehearse and perform as a group. Last year's group also competed in a NYSSMA Festival and recieved 114 out of a possible 120. The 7th graders have the further opportunity to present a musical show in June, such as “Dear Abby, the story of Abigail Adams, presented by the 1986 chorus. 146 R..w I H Howell, J. Seem, J. Hawrvschuk. R. Wheeler. J. Cobb. E. Burmmgham. T Bush. J. Brewer. R. LoTurco. K Boh man. A. O’Conner. P. Carr. L. Smicropi. J. Bonnes. R (S. Smith. Mrs. Fahrcnholz. Row 2: F. Collins. M. Joyce. K. Wendt. M. Marino. S. Ferrara, C. Bell. A. Evans. K. Nicholson. D. Murray. J. Herrington. M Modix. J. Marble. S. J irncll A. Campese. Row 3: L. Helmcr. A. C'olc. J. Osterhout, C. Cook. D. Palmer. J. Camcvalc, K. Khounpachamsy. M Marino. D. Humphreys. M. Champlin. A. Partcc. Row4: N Barrick. M Witchey. K. Pagano S Strusscnbcrg. D. Conner. L. Shuster. A. Bellomo. K. Moylan. J. Wheeler, B Hcmkcr. B. Wheeler. S. Donaldson. H. Mullins. Row 5: J R land. D. Skinner. A. Hclstrom. K DiDona. K Dombrowski. S. Covert. M. Reed. R Dyson. B. Johnson. A. Way. B. Bishop. E. Bradshaw. M. Palmer. S. Jackson. J. Smith. VARSITY CHORUS Row I: K. Sachs, A. Nishiuchi, C. Copp, K. Perrotto, C. Scanlon, J. Aicher, L. Fama, M. Kowalski, A. Kelly, D. Perrotto, C. McCann, J. Schrocder. Row 2: H. Hartman, H. Cayward, G. Storto, S. Praszkowicz, C. Schoolcy, N. Davis, C. Dalton, L. Mitchell, T. Cimochowski, S. Showaltcr, A. Brink, B. Khounpachamsy, T. Burgie. Row 3: T. Sweeney, T. Buck, M. Howell, N. Swenson, S. DeVries, K. Donaldson, T. Dombrowski, D. Bardo, J. Burgic, L. Brink, A. Mahoney, S. Hostcr, N. Fronefield. Row 4: D. Paradise, L. Huson, B. Becker, R. Rook, K. Nics, P. Fahrcnholz, B. Gambee, C. Caratozzolo. L. VanDclinder, M. D’Ercdita, K. Hooker, B. Grant, K. Connolly, M. Monti, D. Cimochowski. Row 5: G. Durso, J. Kuplinski, B. Bishop, J. Miller, J. Bclkc, D. White, T. Shane, D. Rose, T. Harmacker, J. Schncbly, J. Hauf, J. Willowcr, K. Petersen. The Mynderse Academy Varsity Chorus is traveling to New York City this year to perform in the All-American Music Festival. In addition to their performance, members will see “Cats” or “Les Miserables,” as well as shop and visit some of the popular attractions. At home, the remainder of the year will be spent performing for at least two school concerts, singing at various community events at Christmas, and participating in state and county music festivals. Varsity Chorus members Betsy Becker, Brian Bishop, Mary Rose D’Eredita, and David Rose were selected to participate in this year’s Area All-State Chorus. MUSICAL AND FALL PLAY The Spring 1987 musical was Rodgers and Hammcrstcin's classic “ The King and I.” Scl in mid-19th century Siam (now Thailand), the production featured exotic costumes and make-up on the cast of 60, who ranged in age from 2 to 18. The story pits the eastern ways of the charasmatic King of Siam (Troy Corsner) against the equally strong willed Anna Lconowens (Kathy Kuncy), a traditional English school teacher brought to Siam to educate the king’s 24 children. Interwoven through the main plot is the tragic tale of two Burmese lovers, Tuptim (Mary Rose D'Eredita) and Lun Tha (Noel Cruz). A special highlight of the show was a presentation by the King's many wives of their interpretation of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin. The ballet within a musical” was narrated by Mary Rose D’Eredita, and featured the dancing talents of Jennifer Kuplinski, Amber McClenathan, and Jolecne Uticone. Those who attended this year’s fall play, “Ten Little Indians, witnessed the “little indians” killed sequentially. The actors managed to hold the audience’s interest, made them laugh and held them in suspense as to the identity of the murderer. In the end. Sir Lawrence WargravefJon Belke), who was assumed dead, emerged as the murderer. Most of the characters who were originally suspects eventually became victims. The cast included Jon Belke, Christian Praszkowicz, Katie Connolly, Jennifer Kuplinski, Brian Bishop, Brad Young, Dave White, Chris Paradise, Eric Canfield, and Debbie Cimochowski. Lisa VanDelinder, Eric Canfield, and Mark Brophy worked behind the scenes to support Mr. Avery, the director. D. Avery Director As Spring brought new life to M.A., the Music Department presented the Musical “The King and I.” With the vocal talent of Kathy Kuncy and Troy Corsner, the show was a hit.March ended with a trip to Albany by the Varsity chorus for a performance at the capitol building. On April 10th,the Student Council sponsered the annual Super Dance for Muscular Dis-trophy. Prior to that, the Model U.N. spent 3 days in N.Y.C. at the NHSMUN conference under the leadership of Mr. Walter Gable. May brought the Senior Ball (“Never Say Good-Bye”), and Junior Prom(“Into the Night”). The seniors journeyed to Toronto, while Memorial Day at Cayuga Lake State Park soon convinced the students that another school year was ending. A You’re the teacher, right? ▼ “Yeah right. Hoot!” As the summer 1987 began, the budget for the 1987-88 school year had not yet been passed. Through the diligence of the school board, teachers, and parents the budget was finally passed, after 3 attempts. As a result, the drivers education program experienced cutbacks in the number of teachers and students. Three of our students traveled to Europe last summer to pursue their outside interests. Jackie Amidon and Wendy Hurlburt traveled around Europe, as members of the Rochester Soccer Academy, for two weeks. Mary Rose D’Eredita traveled all over Europe for one month performing for audiences with the Sound of America Honor Chorus. The 3rd Annual Friendship Games were held in Seneca Falls for the second time. This time with a new opponent, Killingly, Connecticut. The games were held at various places. Even though the summer was especially long, it seemed to pass more quickly. September rolled around before anyone knew, and it was time to go back to school. Summer FALL ’87 Just clowning around. At least we won’t have to go to gym for a while. Waiting in line for the bathroom. You're going to have to kill me to get any money. A poodle and her girl. As fall rolled around, students again made the long trek back to Mynderse Academy. The annual lectures of Mr. Macaluso and Mr. Ferrara started the school year predictably. The sports seasons also began, but with one suprising addition: a J.V. boys soccer team. Once again the girls’ soccer team finished well, placing second in their league. Fall tennis and cross country also did fairly well, and football, although losing the infamous Waterloo game, ended its season with a 2-5-1 record. With Mr. Zoller’s retirement, Mr. David Giles took over as school superintendent, and September flew by as preparation for homecoming began. Led by chairpersons Jennifer Willower and Peter Heid, the theme of “White Nights” came to life on October 17. Soon after, the fall season ended, and coats, scarves, and mittens were taken out, winter began. Rush hour in the Mynderse loop. K I admit it; I did it. The squirrel strikes again. Memories are made. WINTER ’87-’88 ▲ And the winning bulletin board is... 209! A You’d never think he'd be so happy in the snow. A Who’s Brian’s best friend at parties? A An unusual Christmas card for an unusual principal. A “Shoo-Be-Do-Wop-Wop-Wop Winter made its annual entrance at M.A. accompanied by cold winds and snow. As the Christmas season drew near, the Junior High prepared for its annual canned food drive, which once again proved to be a resounding success. The athletic season began with great optimism. Again the basketball teams proved their athletic prowess throughout the season. Several wrestlers had outstanding seasons, particularly Ed Caraccilo’s Section V victory and recognition as the tournament’s sole outstanding wrestler. This years Bowling Team had another successful season placing four men in the top ten Finger Lakes East, a first ever. Students of the Model U.N. Club, under the leadership of Mr. Walter Gable, journeyed to Syracuse to represent Mynderse Academy. They participated in the annual conference at Syracuse University skillfully representing the nations of France and Egypt. Life in the frolicking ’50’s was portrayed on the Mynderse stage with the presentation of the award winning musical. Grease. Starring in this rock-n-roll extravaganza were Shawn Urbas and Mary Rose D’Ercdita. The Junior Prom took place earlier this year on February 13 as the junior class danced to the theme of “Strangers of the Heart.’’ Sounds Unlimited provided the music which created an overall ambiance of togetherness throughout the eve-ning. As the weather looked brighter and a new sports season opened, the coming of spring seemed imminent. A Budding young actresses ▼ “I didn’t know they had those in the library. 156 A “The three amigas” CLASSIFIED I ©@UQgj[r®G(U!DffiGB(s)DT)s d @©©dl ya©lk to TCd® ©Has® ®ff !§® P®G®ir ©©am®, A Another trophy for the mantle. THE SENEGA FALLS MUSIC BOOSTERS CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 88 Sincerity Chapter No. 229 157 Commissioners: David Baker Bob Bellomo Ben Uticone Bob Nearpass Elizabeth Becht Bob Schiefer Chairperson: Jerry Macaluso Director: Tony Petroccia Best of Luek Glass of ’88 From the Seneca Falls Recreation 1S8 Congratulations AND BEST WISHES To the Class of 1988 Philipps Display Components Company CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES MIDEY MIDEY ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW SENECA FALLS, NEW YORK 13148 Nicholas V. Midey AREA CODE 315 NICHOLAS V. MIDEY, JR. 568-5861 Complete 9ales, Service Repairs SSMfi HOOK. LINE SINKER U.III And M.irim- ] Bait and Marine 35S0RT 89 (Conogo) SENECA FAUS NY 13148 315 549 8386 ERIC ROSENKRANS Open Year Around for: fishing, archery, hunting, ice fishing equipment. Mariner Motors, Ranger, Grumman, Fisher, Penn Yan, Smokercraft Boats 159 (food }(t Tfa ?oUccie fruwt 'Pete 0K c£ uuC £cuvt Ht ( e e£) Ke€f, fo. Video Magic Rental and Sales 1. E. Main St. Waterloo 539-3035 CONGRATULATIONS Seneca Falls Waterloo McDonald’s Rt. 414 Waterloo N.Y. 13165 T. CYPRUS GARNSEY III V.F.W. POST 1323 HUSON’S INTERIORS FLOOR AND WALL COVERING PAT HUSON 147 FALL STREET OWNER SENECA FALLS, NEW YORK 13148 Good Luck Seniors £ 3m HOLIDAY INN — WATERLOO — SENECA FALLS P.O. Box 149, Route 414 WATERLOO, NEW YORK 13165-0149 160 L O O K T T O D Y Our class is a memorable one. Remember all the crazy things we did .. . the parties at What's-his-name's” house. Did they get out of hand? Nah! Remember all those in-school things we did. the dances, seminars, and speeches. We all looked forward to the vacations, the get-togethers, and all those fun times. Remember sitting around those benches near the gym — a lot of people got to know one another there. Who did you sit with? Remember the teachers. Who were the funny ones? ... the serious ones? ... the ones that worked you hard? Remember Darwin and all those zany things the teachers did. I’m sure you do. Hopefully, you can look back on L your senior year and smile at all the good times you had; 1 hope there are a lot of smiles. John Cole — Class of 1988 F O R ... MhKGS MCMORIGS K ESTABLISHED 1829 SANDERSON SERVICES, INC. Funeral Directors Six Generations of service for One Hundred and Fifty-Eight Years Phone: 568-5866 32 State St. Seneca Falls Sinicropi Florist 64 Fall Street Seneca Falls, New York 13148 Phone 315 568-6345 or 315 568-6440 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’88 • Boat Motor Rental • Marine Supplies Repair Sales • Bait Fishing Tackle • Gasoline • Boat Launch • Licenses PIRATE’S COVE, INC. 2945 Lower Lake Rd. Seneca Falls, New York 13148 (315) 568-6867 Upstairs Galley featuring fine food and cold beer. Open Alt Year 7 Days A Week 161 Best Wishes to The Class of ’88 from the entire staff RODNEY D. LITTLEJOHN, D.D.S., P.C. 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KIRK-CASEY POST THE AMERICAN LEGION 163 SENECA FALLS, NEW YORK 13148 J3eit HJiihei to the C-laiS of 88 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’88 mmmstK Kiwanis Club of Seneca Falls CAROLGANZON 568 8410 ] ] 103 Fall St. Seneca Falls, N Y. 13148 if i Dress Goods and Patterns Best Wishes Ip The Class Of '88 Kach depositor insured to 40.000 HOftAl Df’OSlf iNSUtANCI CORPORATION CHASE Lincoln First Chase Lincoln First Bank, N.A. Syracuse Division Seneca County Office 70 Fall St. Seneca Falls, New York 13148 315 568-5821 Smith Jones Music • Home Entertainment - Appliances BOTH STORES Seneca Tails Geneva 95 Fall St. 508 Exchange St. 568-8113 781-0315 164 Seneca Clothing Co. Good Luck Class of 1988 Leone’s Clothiers Tailors Congratulations Class of 1988 DR. FREDERICK L. RIEGEL DR. JEROME S. OLEKSA 51 STATE STREET SENECA FALLS, NEW YORK 13148 TELEPHONE 568-2934 Congratulations to all Telephone: 315-568-9449 Herbert R. Holden, D.V.M. 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From Your Friends at Super Duper THE STUDENT COUNCIL CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1988 STEP IN STYLE The Myndersian Way