Odessa Montour Central High School - Odessanean Yearbook (Odessa, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1982 volume:

1982 Odessanean Odessa-Montour Central School College Avenue Odessa, New York 14869 (607) 594-3343 Changes at OMCS The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. That was the statement made by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in his inaugural address on March 4. 1933 as he expressed his confidence that the nation could solve its problems of the Great Depression. When Roosevelt became President business was at a standstill and a feeling of panic gripped the nation. Most Americans enjoyed prosperity during the 1920’s until the stock market crash in October 1929. Banks, small businesses, and factories closed as the depression grew worse in the early I930's. Workers lost their homes and farmers lost their farms because they failed to meet mortgage payments. An estimated 12 to 15 million Americans—I out of 4 workers—had no jobs. The New Deal was President Roosevelt’s program to pull the country out of the depression. The New Deal did not end the depression but it did relieve much of the economic hardship and gave Americans faith in the democratic system at a time when other nations hit by the depression turned to dictators. Roosevelt first used the term new deal” when he accepted the Democratic presidential nomination in 1932. I pledge you. I pledge myself, to a new deal for the American people.” he said. One of the administrations under Roosevelt's New Deal gave people construction jobs. This group of workers built our school in 1939. Now. forty-three years later, as we celebrate FDR’s 100th birthday, we also celebrate the many renovations in our school. Through all the dirt and dust of the construction the American flag stands strong. 2—OPENING Al the left a welder puts some finishing touches on a staircase near the cafeteria loading dock. During the Summer of '81 the foundation was put in for the new boiler building as shown below. Student Life........................................6 Sports.............................................26 Academics..........................................46 People.............................................58 Index.............................................102 Ads ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 106 Patrons............................................NO OPENING —3 Under Construction As the 198081 school year neared its end. the pounding and drilling began. And it hasn’t stopped yet. As we sat in the boiling hot gym sweating out our Regent exams the old roof began to come off overhead. One of the biggest conversation topics since last year has been the construction. To pick a theme for this yearbook was easy, thanks to the voters who voted yes for the renovations ami to the grants received by the school for much needed repairs. Throughout this book you will see pictures of the school as it progresses through its metamorphosis. On each division page you will see how the construction has af fected the students, faculty, sport teams, and student activities. For the students who hadn’t seen the school over the Summer, they were in for a shock on their first day back to begin the 1981-82 academic year First day remarks about the construction varied from. Hey. where'd that staircase go? to Look at these new ramps. I feel like I’m in a horse corral! Others noticed the fresh paint job while others thought the smell was sickening. Lowered ceilings, smoke alarms, an ele valor, renovated bathrooms, anti a totally new look for the gym were |u$t a few more noticeable differences. As October, cold weather, and fidgety kids rolled around, the newness began to wear off and boredom set in. Now conversations consisted of. Are you kidding, no gym class for ten weeks?! and BRRR!! If you were a polar bear you’d fit right in!” During this time the Rubick’s Cube kept most people quiet, though. After Christmas vacation, dodging construction workers and blocking out clanks and bangs became a routine part of everyone’s schedule. Just remember, things always get worse before they get better. Be patient and after the renovations are completed, you’ll prob ably miss the mass confusion. Shown at the right are the new windows that were installed over the Summer of ’81. Not only is the construction crew busy during the day. our custodial staff has spent endless hours making our school a better place. Above is Mr. Skeet Seymour. Mr. Bob Mathers, and Mr. Bob VanGalder. Mr. Bob Mathers. Director of school facilities. and his custodians worked long hard hours over Labor Day weekend to get school ready for its grand opening on Sep t ember 9. 1981 4—OPENING The sides of the boiler building went up fast as the construction crew spent end less hours on scaffolds as shown at the left. Shown above is the gymnasium before the new bleachers were installed. At the right is the frame for the founda non of the boiler building before the cement has been poured. OPENING —5 CONFUSION, CHAOS . . . 6—STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE Junior- Senior Prom Keep on Loving You This year's prom was a time for change. When the plans were being formulated, the question of a combined Junior-Senior Prom arose. After many meetings between the Junior and Senior committees, agreements were finally reached. It was decided that in order to make everyone happy, there would be a Junior King. Queen and court and a Senior King. Queen and court. The Junior King and Queen. Brian Bleiler and Dena Biddle, and the court. Tammy Chapman, Kathy Riley. Glenda Stermer, and Marcy Thurman, were crowned by the previous year's King and Queen, Annette Notar and B.J. Baker. Later in the same evening the Senior Queen. King and court were crowned by Dena Biddle and Brian Bleiler. The band. Variations, which had been chosen, canceled two days before the Prom. A new band. Times Square, was hired, but it cost an extra XX) dollars. The decorations were exceptionally well done. There were fresh wild flowers as centerpieces with candles at each table. Overall the prom went off as a big success. Pictured at top Junior Queen and King with dales. Dena Biddle and Sam Carrigan. lou Barrigar and Brian Bleiler. Pictured in the middle and bottom is the Junior court and their dates. Marcy Thurman with Rick Vary. Glenda Stermer with Russ VanZile. Tammy Chapman with Bob Horton, and Kathy Riley with Jefi Harris. 8—JUNIOR SENIOR PROM king Queen of The Prom Brian Bleiler Dena Biddle PROM—9 Girl’s and Boy’s State, June 21-27, I9SI Keuka College, Keuka Park, NY Three hundred and twenty-six girls converged upon Keuka on the 21st of June. Upon registration, we were divided into the Nationalists and Federalists Parties. Around the campus could be heard cries of Go Nats, go or Yeah. Feds all week long. Mary and Charlene both happened to be members of the Nationalist Party and as it turned out. there party’s nominee for Governor won. Way to go NATS!! Many friends were made at Girl’s State and many memories will be cherished from this mythical 51st state. Morrisville Ag £ Tech., Morrisville, NY Jeff Ray ... a Slate Trooper!?! Steve Kane ... a Health Inspector? Who’s health did you inspect. Steve? Brian Bleiler . . . a Common Councilman. Why not the Governor? Pat Cleary. Assemblyman, not bad. Pat! Jim Hunter ... a Common Councilman. What common man did you council? Bob Olcott . . . Chairman of the Board?! Gary Lawrence . . . where were you?! left to right 1981 Girls State Representatives. Charlene Pelow and Mary Anagnost. left to right 1981 Boys State Representatives, Jeff Ray and Steve Kane. Over IOC© boys attended Boy's State at Morrisville in June. The men who attended Boy’s State marched wherever they went. Before breakfast there were calisthenics and after breakfast there were plenty of long, boring meetings! 10—GIRLS BOYS STATE Clockwise from noon position: B. Oleott. B. Bleiler. P. Cleary. J. Hunter. Boy's Stater Gary Lawrence GIRLS BOYS STATE—I I The Homecoming Castor Crowned Queen Our 1981 Homecoming football game was against SVE. It was a damp cold night and the Booster Club sold gallons of hot chocolate and coffee. Our team came through in the fourth quarter with a 14-0 win over the Panthers. The Sophomore float took first place with their theme Cage the Panthers.” After being nominated by the football team and chosen by the students. Karen Castor was crowned our 1981 Homecoming Queen. (Below) The Homecoming Queen Nominees: Karen Castor Scott Gauvin. Tish Fowler Terry Eccleston. Karen Sidle David Wolfe, Kathy Riley Craig Smollen. Kim Martin Ray Smith. rrsr i 2—HOMECOMING Initiation They Had It Coming! Not long after the festivities of Halloween ended, the Annual Freshman Initiation Dance was held in our semi-remodeled cafeteria. The timid Freshmen arrived at the dance on Nov. 6. The superior Seniors harrassed their slaves into the Senior High. Swimming contests, penny pushing, foot kissing and the sounds of undying devotion in the lowly Freshmen voices as they recited the pledge were all part of the activities. The initiation was rounded off with a grand finale of We Love You Seniors” by the I’m lower than a snake's belly Freshmen. Peggy Flatt 6 Terry Briggs say, Watch Out Russiall Paul Wheeler exclaims, Watch me explode! Who’s Initiating Who????” Wendy Shutter. Betsy Cleveland, Nancy Sample, and Cindy Gardner Ranay Overhiser. Nancy Chapman and Shawn Durfey attempt to warm their buns in our Arctic cafeteria during Initiation. 14—INITIATION At the far left Mary Maine and Tammy Wickham arrive at the owner pet square dance while Terri Rappleye dresses Jeff Rhodes for the evening gown competition at the All American Transvestite Pageant. In the center of the page Tom Zimmer and Elizabeth Gold worship their masters. Kathy Hess and Tammy Bird. Below. Kathy Anagnost dresses in the traditional OM style. Below left. Grace Tedder. Sue Mitchell. and Sue Cook look on as Nancy Chapman proposes bigamy to Beth Rodgers and Ranay Overhiser. Bottom right. Scott VanOrstrand poses as Mrs. Elton John. Student Council Front: Jamie Meyer. Darlene Emery. Erin Dowd. Shawn Durfey. Nancy Sample. Debbie Goosen. Liz Fowler. Kathy Riley. Laurie Nichols. 2nd Row Karen Sidle. Colleen Dowd. Debbie Parrott. Tracy Hagadorn. Jeanne Timms. Connie Mathers. Judi Cleveland. Cathy Clemons. 3rd Row Karen Castor. Sue Cook. Charlene Pelow. Marcy Thurman. Mary Anagnost. Wendy Shutter. Mike Tharpe. Sr. Reps Mary Anagnost. Karen Castor. Letitia Fowler. Tammy House. Bob Olcott. Andy Parker. Charlene Pelow. Kathy Riley. Mike Tharp. Marcy Thurman. Jr. Reps Cathy Clemons. Judi Cleveland. Colleen Dowd. Tracy Hagadorn. Connie Mathers. Debbie Parrott. Jeanne Timms. Kim West. Frosh Reps Kathy Anagnost. Glenn Bleiler. Betsy Cleveland. Erin Dowd. Shawn Durfey. Liz Fowler. Karen Hunter. Stacey Sipes. Aaron Teeter. Soph. Reps Jon Castor. Cindy Cole. Marcy Dickens. Louie Dickinson. Debbie Goosen. Laurie Nichols. Sue Rentschler. Ray Smith. Star Taylor. 16—STUDENT COUNCIL Yorker Club Clockwise from top: Malt Sweet. Debbie Parrott. Liz Fowler. Colleen Dowd. Erin Dowd. Becky Gunning. Varsity O Front Mr Myers (Adv). Greg Chamberlain. Tainmi Drake. Tish Fowler. Debbie Parrott. Terri Rappleye. Darlene Emery. Becky Gunning. Sue Osborn. 2nd Row: Penny MacDougall. Kathy Cutton. Nina Mathews. Connie Mathers. Vicki Fair. Liz Fowler. Erin Dowd. Cindy Gardner. Pat Cleary. 3rd Row: Pat Johnson. Steve Kane. Kathy Riley. Mary Anagnost. Jenny Leszyk. Glenda Stermer. Charlene Pelow. Colleen Dowd. Kim Martin. Britt Michel. 4th Row Ellen Grover. Mary Maine. Kelchner. Marcy Thurman. Wendy Shutter. Sue Cook. Kathie Beebe. Laurie Nichols. Karen Sidle. Tom O’Rourke. Brian Bleiler. Student Council Officers Clockwise from top Secretary Darlene Emery. President Wendy Shutter. Vice President Sue Cook. Treasurer Karen Sidle. YORKERS VARSITY O ST. COUNCIL—17 Art Club Front— Jamie Meyer. Tina Hayes. Becky Gunning. Derryck Wilson. 2nd row Mrs. Titus. Darla Page. Kim Philips. Kathy Cutton. Sue Osborn. Beth Rogers. Kim Joslyn. Marcy Thurman. 3rd row Frances Beebe. Mary Anagnost. Jennifer Titus. Mary Maine. Andy Kelchner. Wendy Shutter. Darlene Emery. Left Becky Gunning looks as though her nose is being lifted by her balloon design painted on her cheek at the Cornucopia Festival. Below -Officers Tina Hayes. Darlene Emery. President Marcy Thurman. Sue Os born, and Andy Kelchner. Above—At the Cornucopia Festival held annually in Montour Falls. Wendy Shutter paints a small design on Mr. George Emery who was voted Citizen of the Year of 1981 at the Festival. Right—Wendy Shutter paints a picture in Mrs. Titus' art class. Far right—Darlene Emery shows her team spirit when the Art Club painted faces be fore Parents Night at the OM vs. Tioga football game. 18 —ART CLUB Ski Club Front row—Liz Fowler. Erin Dowd. Chuck Arnold. Sue Croft. Colleen Donnelly. 2nd row Colleen Dowd. Jacqui Webb. Jeanne Timms, Cathy Clemons. Nina Mathews. Connie Mathers. Judi Cleveland. Vicki Fair. Karen Castor. Cindy Gardner. Greg Chamberlain. 3rd row Sue Cook. Patty Johnson. Mark Bates. Kelly Kotmel. Carolyn Reid. Sue Osborn. Debbie Parrott. Becky Gunning. Darlene Emery. Mary Anagnost. 4th row —Nate Filipetti. Mike Bates. Brian Avery. Frances Beebe. Katrin Adler. Grace Tedder. Leon Quenan. Betsy Cleveland. Jamie Meyer. Blair Wich. Downhill Thrills As soon as school opens, the skiers begin looking forward to a huge snowfall to start their season. The excitement of a blizzard brings tears of joy to their eyes. The cold nights, endless chairlift lines, and ACHING muscles are all forgotten. The thrill and excitement of skiing down a mountain is more than words can say. The skiiers usually top off the night by gathering around a warm fire and chatting about their adventures that night. The next mountain the skiiers attempted to master was Whiteface. This was the same mountain that the 1980 Winter Olympics were held on. They worked hard selling T-shirts and Christmas ornaments to raise money for their trip to Lake Placid. HAPPY SKIING AND THINK SNOW!! SKI CLUB—19 Flutes front—Karen Castor. Donna Cole. Cindy Gardner. Bonnie McCormick, Judi Cleveland. 2nd row—Kathy Cutton. Robin Flughey. Ranay Overhiser. Ann Kelchner, Tonya Beebe. Lori Ray. Penny MacDougall. French Horns and Saxophones—Colleen Dowd, Erin Dowd. Blair Wich, Britt Michel. Peggy Flatt. Debbie Goossen. Greg Chamberlain. Percussion—Betsy Cleveland. Tracy Hagadorn. Sue Wandricke. Craig Smollen, Aaron Teeter. Terry Vallely. and Leon Quenan. Officers—Blair Wich, President. Brian Bleiler. Vice President. Jeanne Timms. Treasurer. Pam Pangallo, Secretary. 20—BAND Jazz Band Front Row Jeanne Timms, kathie Beebe; Debbie Goosen. Peggy Flail. Andy Michel. Greg Chamberlain. Cindy Gardner. Brill Michel. 2nd Row: Scoll Randall. Pam Strong. Scoll Wager. Peggy Misner. Mark Loiz. Marc Brown. Brian Bleiler. 3rd Rowt Terry Vallely. Jim Flunter. Tracy Flagadorn. Glenn Bleiler. Greg Lychalk. Chris Peppard, Blair Wich. Derryck Wilson. Brass; From —Nancy Chapman. Nancy Seymour. Glenn Bleiler. Peggy Misner. 2nd Row; Greg Lychalk. Jim Hunter. Jeff Rhodes. Chris Peppard. 3rd Row: Brian Bleiler, Derryck Wilson. Marc Brown. Mall Sweei. Brass: Above—Mark Loiz. Andy Kelchner, Bryan Loiz. Reeds; Upper Left—Liz Fowler. Jeanne Timms. Cathy Clemons. Librarians: Lefl—Scoll Randall. Bryan Loiz, Malt Sweet. Mark Loiz. HIGH SCHOOL BANDS—21 Chorus OFFICERS. Kathy Riley. Presidents Kim Martin. Vice Presidents Darlene Emery. Secretarys Tammie Jayness Treasurer. 1st row W. Leonard. L. Fowler. B. Barrigar. J. Allen. K. Phillips. V. Fair, C. Crowley. C. Maphis. C. Bruno. M. O'Bannion. 2nd row K. Riley. T. Briggs. P. Pangallc. C. Eberhardt. A. Parker. T. Hayes. L. Cooper, E. Dowd. T. Taylor. H. Futakuchi. 3rd row: T. Wickham. J. Coates. A. Gordon. J. Maine. L. Cook. D. Emery. A. Robbins. C. Dowd. k. Martin. Mrs. Anderson. 4th row A. Graves. T. Beniamin. B. Olcott. T. Gardner. k. Adler, k. Derr. SENIORS J. Allen. A. Parker. T. Briggs. C. Crowley. H. Futakuchi. T. Taylor. 2nd row: k. Riley. P. Pangallo. L. Cook. T. Hayes. L. Cooper. 3rd row T. Jaynes. D. Emery. B. Olcott. A. Robbins. K. Martin. 22 —CHORUS Select Chorus Front: Carol Bruno. Beth Barrigar. Kathy Riley. 2nd Row: Mrs. Anderson, Carla Crowley, Kim Martin. 3rd Row: Bill Leonard. Erin Dowd. Joann Coates, Andy Parker. Nancy Taylor. Annette Gordan, Pam Pangallo. 4th Row: Colleen Dowd. Barb Bennett, Tim Benjamin. Bob Olcott. Dave Benjamin. Tammie Janes. Ken Derr. Ensemble Front: Kathy Riley, Miss Dawna Fetter, Beth Barriger. 2nd Row: Andy Parker. Rocky Whiting. 3rd Row: Peggy Flatt. Lori Cook, Tammie Jaynes, Pam Pangallo. 4th Row: Kevin Tharp. Dave Benjamin, Tim Benjamin, Blair Wich. CHORUS—23 Future Secretaries Association Front — Rhonda Crane, Tammi Drake. Toni Borra, Darlene Emery, Cindy Cole, Missy Lanning. Back—Mrs. Pulos, Carol Cooper, Judi Cleveland. Kelly Spaulding. Honor Society: Front — Brian Bleiler. Tracy Hagadorn, Jennifer Leszyk. Kathy Beebe. Middle—Patty Strong. Tonya Beebe, Karen Sidle. Mike Tharp. Back — Andy Kelchner. Charlene Pelow. Mary Anagnost, Wendy Shutter. Kathy Riley. 24—FSA HON. 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The play began the new 1982 year with a rough starti the director became ill. bad weather tampered practices, and the schedule conflicted with boys girls basketball, wrestling, and ski club. But with the dedication of the cast and the work of directors Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Titus, we made it to opening night. Front —Debbie Parrott. Wendy Shutter. Carla Crowley. Terri Rappleye. Mrs. Stevens. 2nd row—Geoff Teeter. Karen Sidle. Pat Cleary. Amy Robbins. Marcy Thurman. Karen Castor. Sue Cook. 3rd row—Lori Cook. Kevin Tharp. Matt Sweet. Derryck Wilson. Dave Rodabaugh. Andy Kelchner. 4th row—Brian Bleiler. Jim Hunter. Andy Parker. Tom O'Rourke. Mike Tharp. Jeanne Timms. Alan Locke. JR. SR PLAY—25 UNPREDICTABLE, ANTAGONIZING . . . SPORTS Baseball IAC Division Champs The IAC Champion Baseball team last spring became a source of pride for the OM students. The nine defending Seniors led the team through a fine season and a thrilling championship, with the coaching of Mr. Scott Westervelt. Our team is expected to have another winning season this year with return of six varsity veterans and the inductions of many former Junior Varsity players. Varsity—seated—Doug Mathews. Brian Cilley. Dusty Lawrence. Dave Wood. Ray Cilley. John Rodabaugh. Dave Rodabaugh. Pat Cleary, standing -Dale Heichel. Allen Bulkley. Tom O'Rourke. Ryan Keough. Del Rodabaugh. Merle VanHosen Baker III. Steve Kane. Coach Westervelt. JV—front—Coach Myers. Jim Anagnost, Keith Peppard. Ron Seiver. 2nd row Ron Brown. R. J. Roberts. Mike Drake. Rich Scott. Chubber House. Back row Tom Hal bert. Rusty Seiver. Kelly Legare. Brian Avery. Louie Dickinson. Mark Lynch. Doug Reynolds 28 —BASEBALL Girls and Boys Track VABSITV BASEBALL SCORES O M Romulus—6................... 13 Romulus—7......................8 Watkins Glen—I.................3 Tioga 7....................13 Elmira Heights—6...............5 Trumansburg 4................15 Spencer-Van Etten—3............3 Candor 10....................6 New field 1...................4 Pryden 8...................12 Candor -4„...................5 Newfield—0.....................6 Tioga 8......................9 Dundee 7.................. 5 South Seneca—0................13 Watkins Glen—0.................2 Spencer-VanEtten—1............12 Tioga 2....................13 Newark Valley—I................0 PeRuyter -0..................II Candor—........................I JV BASEBALL SCORES O-M Watkins Glen 3... Lansing—4...... Trumansburg—6.... Elmira Heights—6. EJ.A.-2........ Spencer-VanEtten 4. Candor 4.......... Trumansburg—10.... Newfield—6........ Dryden—I.......... Watkins Glen—7.... Dundee —6......... EE.A.-5........... C andor -2........ Newfield—5........ Tioga —4.......... Horseheads—5...... Dundee—2.......... Spencer-VanEtten—8 Newark Valley—16. Trumansburg—6..... Horseheads—7...... Dundee -6......... ....7 ....5 ....4 ....8 .....I ...10 ....7 ....5 ...12 ....9 ....5 ...10 ....4 ....7 ....8 ...23 .....I ....8 ....9 ...46 ....5 ....2 ....10 The Odessa-Montour Boys Track Team. Coached by Mr. Jeff Smith, had a sensational 8 and 5 record this past season. They also did an exceptional job in the Small School Championships, overall IAC Championships, the Section IV meet, and the State Championships at Cornell. We are looking forward to another great track team this spring. The Odessa-Montour girls track team had a record of 5 and 5. The members of the Track team this year were-. Mark Leszyk. Harris Bailey, Matt Leszyk. Brian Bleiler. John Bleiler, Brian O’Neil, Jim Hunter, John Greuber. Russ Crainey. Phil Haller, Mike Hayth, Bob Simpson. Bill White, Derryk Wilson. Mike Reynolds, Jon Castor, Chris Peppard, Terry Vallely, Rocky Vail, Andy Kelchner, Terry Eccleston, Mike Tharp. On the J.H. Team were: Jim Mathers, Scott Gauvin. Bob Kane. Ben Nichols. Charles Adams. Keith Stermer, Tim Benjamin. Mike Baker. Nate Filipetti, Walter Croft. In Girls Track were-. Sharon House. Joanne Mathers. Carol Wheaton. Wendy Shutter. Karen Sidle. Charlene Pelow, Missy Lanning. Penny MacDougal. Cori Crane, Laurie Nichols, Beth Rounds. Lori Cooper, Wendy Roblyer. BOYS TRACK SCORES Againstt O-M Dundee........................Lost Newfield.......................Won Spencer-VanEtten..............Lost Tioga..........................Won Moravia........................Won Watkins Glen..................Lost Lansing........................Won Moravia........................Won Elmira Heights.................Won Trumansburg....................Won Candor....................... Won GIRLS TRACK SCORES Against: Newfield Spencer-VanEtten Moravia Tioga O-M Won Lost Won Lansing Won Moravia Elmira Heights Candor Won GIRLS BOYS TRACK—29 Softball The Thrill of Victory! The 1981 season was the best ever for an OMCS softball team. Their record was 6 wins and 6 losses, and the girls finished 2nd in their division. Jill Rounds and Darlene Decker were the only girls to graduate, so we expect the winning tradition to continue. 1981 SOFTBALL SCORES Against O M Spencer Van Etten . Won Trumansburg New field Won Dryden Won Watkins Glen Candor New field . Won Tioga. Spencer Van Etten . Won Tioga Newark Valley Candor . Won Standing: J. Leszyk. K. Beebe. E. Grover. C. Mathers. N. Mathews. Sitting: C. Gardner., T. Drake. P. Strong. M. Anagnost. Missing from picture: G. Stermer. L. Brown. N. Chapman. J. Rounds. D. Decker. S. Cook. 30-SOFTBALL Tennis Smashing Seniors The Odessa-Montour Spring Tennis Team did not have too much luck this year. Individually, though, they were quite impressive. Lou Barrigar and Mike Duerbeck did exceptionally well in representing the fine tradition of O-M Tennis. 1981 TENNIS SCORES Against O-M Dundee T Burg T.A.E Union Springs .. Won Newark Valley ... Lost T Burg S. Cayuga Union Springs Moravia T.A.E K. Tharp. B. Wich. M. Duerbeck. R. Vary. B. Wayland. L. Barrigar. M. Thurman, Sitting, Coach Fetter. TENNIS—31 Basketbal This years Boys Basketball team carried the crowd's enthusiasm, though they did not have the season we had wanted. They kept the crowd interested and high spirited. One highlight was the brilliantly executed 4-corner offense against a thriller with T-Burg, their only squeaker of the year. A group of fine Juniors make next year a bright spotll The Varsity—front: Managers. Shaun Can non. Greg Gavich. and Scott McCarty. 2nd row: Britt Michel. Steve Kane. Tom Hal bert. and Brian Bleiler. Back: Pat Cleary. Cris Kahle. Matt Leszyk. Tom O’Rourke. Mark Jackson, and Coach Gavich. Right: Cris Kahle whispers sweet nothings to Watkins Glen's Steve Terrell. Center: The team is getting psyched while the cheerleaders cheer them on. Bottom: Tom O'Rourke runs through the cheerleader's triangle as he is followed by his teammates. VARSITY SCORES Against O-M Watkins Glen—65...............48 Dry den—70....................54 Trumansburg 3................29 T.A. Edison—54................,� .65 Tioga -67.....................49 Newfield 6l...................64 T.A. Edison—62................44 Newfield—53...................56 Spencer -VanEt ten—52.........35 Candor—49.....................41 Watkins Glen—54...............42 Dryden—83.....................55 T rumansburg 45..............31 Newark Valley—54..............45 Tioga—56......................42 32—BOYS BASKETBALL JV SCORES Against O-M Watkins Glen 71 60 Dryden 56 46 Trumansburg 41 26 Newark Valley—56 40 T A. Edison-31 71 Tioga—47 65 Newfield 72 57 T.A. Edison -42 67 Newfield—74 57 Spencer VanEtten- 52 84 Candor —53 46 Watkins Glen 69 4 Dryden—62 43 Trumansburg 46 44 Newark Valley 61 32 Tioga 61 39 . V JV Team Front— Jared Fowler; 2nd Row Coach Myers. Mike Drake. Chubber House. Jim Anagnost. Mike Myers. Jason Monroe. Frank Carey; 3rd Row: Gary Starks. Paul Wheeler. Rich Scott. Dave Wolfe. Leon Guenan. Louie Dickinson; 4th Row: Ron Brown. Scott Gauvin. Mark Lynch. Bob Duerbeck. Brian Avery. Richard Roberts. Middle Left Picture: Glen Player gets a closer look at O M's gym Floor. At Left: Coaches Cheplick and Gavich before the Annual Big One with Watkins at O-M. BOYS BASKETBALL —33 Football 2nd in Div. II The Indians clashed with the Tigers from Tioga for the third consecutive year for the IAC Division II title. O-M lost 30-7 in the last quarter of play despite the terrific effort from the team. The only other loss of the season happened in Watkins Glen at the annual bucket game with less than a minute to play. First year player. Ray Cilley. ended up 2nd in the league for receiving while quarterback Tom O’Rourke was 5th for passing. Cilley caught 14 passes for 363 yards and two touchdowns. O’Rourke completed 19 passes for 556 yards and four TD’s. The Cilley-O’Rourke connection was voted to the 1981 Star Gazette Twin Tier 33 member football team. The 1981 IAC All-Star Football team included, from O-M. Jim Hunter. Derryck Wilson. Chris Kahle. and O’Rourke and Cilley. Honorable mentions went to Steve Kane, Brian Bleiler, Jon Castor, and Scott Taber. Varsity upper right front managers J. Fowler. K. Bleiler. R. Myers. 2nd row—D. Wilson. M. Tharp. R. Cilley. T. Halbert. K. Peppard, W. Freeman. K. Tharp. 3rd row—B. White, coach Pulos. J. Castor, M. Vanskiver. J. Hunter. T. Horton. M. Baker. J. Rodabaugh. coach Myers. T. Vallely. back—S. Kane. B. Bleiler. D. Sipes. C. Kahle. S. Taber. T. O’Rourke. D. Bannister. M. Jackson. D. Rodabaugh Seniors—lower right sitting—Mike Tharp. Ray Gilley. John Rodabaugh. Tim Horton, standing—Coach Myers. Brian Bleiler. Mark Vanskiver. Tom O'Rourke. Jim Hunter. Dave Bannister. Dave Rodabaugh. Mark Jackson. Terry Vallely. Coach Pulos. Steve Kane Varsity Scores Union Springs Candor .6 0 O-M 8 27 Newfield .8 31 Lansing .18 28 Groton .0 1 Spencer-VanEtten.O 14 Watkins Glen .20 18 Tioga .30 7 Elmira Heights .12 14 34—FOOTBALL JV SCORES Candor ....0 0 M 34 Edison ....8 28 Lansing ....22 8 Watkins Glen ....36 0 Moravia ....16 30 Dryden ....7 0 Newark Valley.... ...40 0 Front: Coach LoPresti. R. House. K. Legare. T. Monks. M. Myers. D. Wolfe. R. Smith. J. Anagnost. D. Rinker. F. Carey. R. Kane. Coach Jordan. 2nd: G. Bleiler. P. WF� eeler. B. Nichols. T. Calderone. R. Flatt. W. Kenmson. C. Peppard. J. Stillman. J. Mon roe. 3rd: B. Clark. T. Fccelston. M. Jacobs. C. Smollen. T. Benjamin. W. Croft. R. Knapp. K. Stermer. 4th: L. Dickenson. B. Avery. S. Gauvin. J. Koloski. R. Roberts. Not pictured: T. Bush. M. Lynch. J. Mathers. Coach J.P. says. Mess with us if you dare! Defense Bill White. Scott Taber. Del Sipes. Derryck Wilson, and Tom O'Rourke. Ray Cilley and Bill White move in to tackle Watkins Glen's 2 in the Oct. 23 buck et game at Watkins. FOOTBALL—35 Cheerleading Go Team, Go! OM's eighteen cheerleaders really had something to cheer for as the football team took 2nd place in our Division. Through rain, cold, and a very little bit of snow, they were there yelling their hearts out. This year's squad has many new girls who have improved greatly since tryouts last Spring. Most of the girls participated in Elmira College's cheerleading camp this past summer and many practices following camp have added to this obvious improvement. The advisors this year are Bev Peters and Jean Chapman. The cheerleaders let us know what they think of OMCS athletes as they give us the 1 sign for our photographer. Above. Debbie Parrolt and Peggy Misner show off their million dollar smiles as they cheer the team on to a 27-0 win at Candor. The Varsity Cheerleaders at midright include Debbie Martin. Darlene Emery, Becky Gunning. Grace Tedder. Debbie Parrott. Kathy Riley, and Peggy Misner. Not pictured—Dena Biddle. At the first pep assembly of the year before the Homecoming game against Spencer VanEtten our beloved football players showed off their legs for the students and faculty. (You guys should invest in support bras!) 36—CHEERLEADERS The JV squad at right includes Karen Hunter. Rabin Spaulding. Betsy Cleveland. Sue Croft, Sherry Dickens. Lisa Stone. Nancy Sample. Robin Hughey, and Kelly Chapman. Center: Becky Gunning. Debbie Martin. Peggy Misner. and Kathy Riley give a cheer in honor of our football team at a pep assembly. Below The captains of the squad are the Robins. Hughey and Spaulding. Above: Treshman. Nancy Sample, cheers the JV team on to a victory at Moravia on a cold wintry day. Left: Grace and Debbie enter the bleachers only to interrupt the make believe game being watched by Becky. Peggy. Robin. Debbie and Kathy at the pep assembly before the Homecoming game. CHEERLEADERS—37 Girls Swimming O-Mermaids A record of 2-8 doesn't sound very impressive. but to the 1981 Swim Team the thrill of victory is something new. Next year’s team should be in good shape for the new season because they will only lose two Seniors. Tammi Drake, and Hisami Futakuchi. The highlight of the season was the one point win over Edison. The winner was de cided in the final event of the meet. Freshman. Liz Fowler, set a new school record in the 100 Breastroke. Laurie Nichols set a new IAC record in the 100 Backstroke with a time of 1:09 in the championship meet. OM took 5th place overall in that meet. Other outstanding swimmers for this year were J. Timms, and C. Clemons who paired with Nichols, and Fowler for the 100 Medley Relay who rarely lost. Co-captains Jeanne Timms and Cathy Clemons pose with Coach Blunt. At far right. Flisami Futakuchi intently watches her team members at the O-M vs Watkins Glen meet. Below right. Erin Dowd makes it through another 20 laps of the freestyle stroke. Front T. Drake. S. Smith. L. Cannon. E. Dowd. E. Fowler. K. Collins. L. Bruno. 2nd Row: C. Clemons. K. Anagnost. P. Mac Dougall. K. kotmel. S. Walker. J. Timms. H. Futakuchi. K. Cutton. 3rd Row M. Rogalin. C. Cratsley. B. Bennett. L. Nichols. A. Kelchner. K. Adler. J. Oil Ion. 1981 SWIM SCORES O-M met each team twice with: Lansing..........Lost £ Lost Dryden...........Lost £ Lost Edison............Won £ Lost Watkins..........Lost £ Lost S. Cayuga........Lost £ Lost In the IAC Championship Meet OM placed 5th in a field of 6 teams. 38 —GIRLS SWIMMING Boys Swimming Mermen Are Solar Powered For ’82 The Boys Swimming Team got off to a late start this year because of the renovation of the pool area. The new look includes solar heated water, IF the sun comes out. Greg Chamberlain and Andy Michel were the star swimmers for the O-M team this year. O-M Swimmers are no ordinary athletes because of the endurance demanded of them. Coach Westervelt is a tough and unrelenting taskmaster at practice. Front Row Larry Beebe. John F. Collins. Bryan Bernal. Terry Briggs. Andy Michel. Greg Chamberlain. Glenn Bleiler. 2nd Row: Coach Westervelt. Pam Strong (mgr). Bill Vinti. Don Cook. Jeff Rhodes. Tony Calderone. Fleidi Switzer (mgr). Coach Westervelt takes off a minute at practice to pose for the camera, (far left) Spaces Invaders' take over O-M. OUCFI—I feel a belly-whopper coming!!! (bottom left) BOYS SWIMMING—39 Girls Basketball Varsity—This was a great year for the Varsity team. They broke the record for the most wins by an O-M Girls BB team, great job. The team will be losing 3 Seniors at the end of the year, but next year should be a great season. J.V.—There is a great deal of talent on the JV team, but it needs to be developed a bit more. With the loss of many of last year’s players to the varsity, it seems to be a year of rebuilding. Best of luck next season. lop pic. left 10 right: C. Mathers. H. Futacukti. t. Grover. M. Letteer. B. Wade. N. Mathews. C. Pelowi 2nd row -K. Sidle, G. Stermer. L. Nichols. C. Slsser. K. Beebe. J. Leszyk. Coach Williams. At right—O-M vs. Newfield. Jeannette takes a shot hop ing to add points as our JV's go on to their 1st victory of the season. Below -Coach Williams erases an offensive play. Below right The Varsity hud dies up after being announced. 40—GIRLS BASKETBALL At left—from left to right. E. Eowler. K. Anagnost. S. Sipe . E. Dowd. P. MacDougallt 2nd row—B. Searles. D. Gifford M. Wilkinson. J. Dillon. Near left—Karen Sidle dribbles right past the opponet. Bottom far left- Molly brings down the ball before Newfield could get it. Coach McKmnery gives some last minute advice to the team. 41 Above Erin Dowd, alias Howdy Dowdy”, goes up for a lump ball. Winter Sports During the long cold winter months, the students at OMCS are active in many sports including boys and girls basketball, boys swimming, wrestling, cheerleading, and junior high basketball, wrestling, and cheerleading. Riley. Parrott! Keep your tights down! Wendy, what’s the score? Listen to the coach Garyl Go back to sleep Andyl Get the rebound Brian! 42-WINTER SPORTS Volleyball VARSITY—Front Row Maureen Letteer. Ellen Grover. Marcee Dickens. Kathie Beebe. 2nd Row: Coach S. Larison. Colleen Dowd. Marcy Thurman. Chris Slusser. Glenda Stermer. Sue Cook. Cindy Gardner. Linda Schink (Mgr). JV—Front Row: Tammie Jaynes. Lori Cooper. Carla Brewster. Nancy Chapman. Beth Cratsley (seated). Second Row: Coach $. Larison. Molly Wilkinson. Sue Osborn. Paula Kelchner. Barb Wade. Lisa Brown. Carol Cooper. Linda Schink (Mgr). VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCORES Against O-M TAE.....................Lost Lansing..................Won Watkins Glen.............Won Candor..................Lost Watkins Glen.............Won TAE......................Won Candor .................Lost Lansing.................Lost Candor..................Lost Watkins Glen.............Won TAE....................Lost Lansing.................Lost JV VOLLEYBALL SCORES Against O-M TAE.....................Lost Lansing..................Won Watkins Glen.............Won Candor...................Won Watkins Glen.............Won TAE.....................Lost Candor...................Won Lansing.................Lost Candor...................Won Watkins Glen ............Won TAE.....................Lost Lansing.................Lost THE SPIKING SENIORS: T. Jaynes. L. Cooper. S. Osborn. M. Thurman. Coach S. Larison. G. Stermer. S. Cook. Cindy Gardner. VOLLEYBALL—43 Wrestling Holy Blowout! This year's Odessa-Montour Wrestlers are in a tremendous winning season. Almost every member has a win record and are contenders in every tournament. Mr Anderson has put a lot of energy into this team and last year's record of 10-5 tied the school record for wrestling scores. The team this year plans to exceed that score. The Seniors on the team are all great men. Jim Hunter 6 Ray Cilley carried undefeated as of the end of January as this is being written. John and David Rodabaugh are also two strong powerhouses. Terry Vallely charges on the mats with a quickness and agility that is a super asset. Mike Tharp in a few months of his 1st season has learned things that has taken most of the other members years to comprehend. Don’t believe that the exciting seniors are going to end our team! We have a strong JV and an impressive Jr. High team to follow the winning O-M Varsity Wrestlers. (1-22-82) Upper Right: Varsity—Alan Searles. Ron Seiver. Don Gunning. Ray Cilley. Rusty Seiver. Doug Reynolds. Troy Monks. Back—Coach Anderson. John Rodabaugh. David Rodabaugh. Mike Tharp. Jim Hunter. Derryck Wilson. Delbert Sipes. Terry Vallely. Jeff Harris, Coach Teeter. Varsity Scores Dryden—30 T toga JO Groton 10 Southside 33 Marathon 14 Southern Cayuga—9 O-M 39 53 57 Hainmondsport —13 Candor—3 Notre Dame Watkins Glen Elmira Hgths Elmira Hgths Spencer-Van Etten South Seneca 53 Lansing Newark Valley .. 7th Q Waterloo Tournament Marathon Tournament . 4th IO IAC League Match at Trumansburg... JV League Match at TA Edison 44—WRESTLING JV: front—Lyle Goossen. David Sidle. Tom Zimmer. Keith Huey. James Tharp, mgr. Back Coach Anderson. Bob Kane. Ray Smith. Craig Smollen. Kevin Tharp. Rob Halt. Terry Lccleston. Jeff Nichols. Mike Parrott. Coach Teeter. In the center of the page an O M wrestler holds down Groton as the referee counts near fall points. At left. Coach Anderson yells instructions to his wrestler on the mat. Below. Craig Smollen gets Ray Smith ready for his match against Groton at the triangular meet. kar left. Coach Teeter watches intently as his wrestler takes on a grappler from Southside. At the left. Jim Hunter and Mike Tharp show our photographer a wrestling technique. WRESTLING—45 AGGRAVATION, DISTRACTION . . . ACADEMICS Dedication The Class of 1982 dedicates its yearbook with love and respect to Mr. David Taylor. During his five years at OMCS. Mr. Taylor has become very popular with the students. His first year here, he had to face us as mouthy 8th graders who were willing to go to extremes to see what we could get away with. When we met up with him three years later as Chemistry students we were too busy trying to keep up with this fast talker so there wasn’t much time to cause trouble. This year, as Seniors, it’s Physics. When asked why the 1982 Odessanean should be given to Mr. Taylor, the majority of the students came up with the same reasons. Because of his willingness to work with the students he is great. He will always take time to answer a question that he has already told us more than once. That is why he should be the teacher of the year.” Another student replied. Mr. Taylor gets along well with students. He prepares them with a great deal of enthusiasm and he cares for the welfare of the students. He is very dedicated. For example, every chance he gets he is in his room ready to help his students.” Any time you need help or just want to talk, stop in room 101 and you’ll be greeted with a smile. Whether he's filling the shoes of a teacher or a friend. Mr. Taylor is one super guy! DEDICATION—47 A Day at BOCES After spending a day at BOCES. our conception of what goes on there changed drastically. We were confronted with good-natured teachers who were willing to help us as we took pictures. At Boces, a person is able to learn while gaining first hand experience on machines or working with people. Upon completion of BOCES. many of the students will be able to start work in the real world without attending a college. Best of luck to all of you. top picture at left—Jeff Blaha with his teacher was caught by surprise while working at a machine. Irene Tuller. behind the cash register in the snack bar. can be seen in the top right pic. center picture—The Blues Brothers?? Bob Jannett and Nubby Fudala in their welding garb. center at left—Dave Bannister in his Carpentry class. Love your safety glasses. Dave. Ashley Holgate looks proud of his masterpiece. doesn't he? 48 — BOCES lop picture at left—a group picture of the morning BOCES people, behind can be seen our illustrious school. top picture at right Sue Osborn is at work on Sue cook's hair. Above Linda Mathews works at one of the many computers at BOCES At far left Gary Lawrence is at work behind the counter in the Snack Bar. Near left Mary Wheeler works diligently on her figuring. BOCES—49 BOCES A Vocational Education gives you the knowledge, training, and skills for a professional trade. Areas such as Auto Mechanics, Machine Shop, Agriculture, Cosmetology. and Welding are a few of the many different trades taught at BOCES. Here you learn by doing instead of reading it all out of a book. This hands-on” experience gives the BOCES graduate a better chance at getting a job in their trade than the average graduate. A BOCES education will be used for the rest of your life. Brian Simpson. Top. A group picture of the PM BOCES in our new hall. Don't they look thrilled? Near Right: Jim Wolfe in Auto Body Class. Don't you like those glasses? Far Right: A group of welders. Don't they look happy? Below Left to Right: Bob Sample shows off his electrical talent. George Wood diligently works on his machine. Ear Right: Dena Biddle works on a human model. 50—BOCES Ill Top Left to Right: Fred Wheaton gives us a big smile in his welding class. John Johnson wastes time in class. Tammy Davis watches over the kids in Child Care. Donny Messersmith and Keith Peppard at work in Drafting. Sue Cook goofs off in Conservation Class, Robert Andrew checks under the hood of a car. BOCES—51 Mr. E. Scott Westervelt Physical Education A V . Mr. Jeffrey Jordan Science—Phys. Ed. Mrs. Leone Barra Physical Education Mr. Nelson Beebe 9th Grade Math Mr. Thomas Williams Health Mr. David Taylor Chemistry Physics rr Mr. Frank Mudrak 7th Grade Science ,1M rr M:s. Suzanne Walker Biology Mr. Howard Searles Wood Shop Mrs. Vickie Frnka Home Economics Miss Dawna Fetter Chorus Mr. Donald Cutton Elec Metal Shop FACULTY-53 Mrs. Sue Stevens English 13 Mr. Roger Myers Reading Skills Mrs. Edith Gaige Foreign Languages Mr. Eric Claire English 7 Mr. Don Frisk English II Mr. Joseph Lemak Afro-Asian Studies Miss Jane Condy English 9 Mr. James Scaptura European History Mrs. Eleanor Scott English S 4 £r. Mr. Edward Banfi American History Mr. John Pulos NY History Mr. Venico Fraboni 8th Grade History 54—FACULTY Mrs. Margaret Lovell Business Typing Ms. Margaret Carpenter Librarian Mrs. Jane Lynch Mrs. Roweno Woodford Mrs. Anna Mathews Mrs. Peggy Decker Mrs. Biddy Barrett Mrs. Susan Collins FACULTY CAFETERIA—55 Superintendent John F. Dowd Asst. Superintendent James Lewis THt BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting Mrs. G. Whiting. Board Presi dent Dr. R. Castor. Mrs. L. Sand. Standing Mrs. L Manning. Mr V. Alexander. Mr. L. Dickens. Mr. G. Crosley. 56—ADMIN BD OF ED H.S. Principal Dr. E. Sensei. Payroll Clerk Mrs. B. Riley Account Clerk Mrs. L. Payne Business Office Secretary Mrs. Typist Mrs. S. Young F. Pierce Guidance Secretary Mrs. L. Cratsley Discipline Code Secretary Mrs. B. Peters SECRETARIES—57 SHIVERING, TOLERANT . . . 58—PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE — 59 Jean Ann Allen JEAN Track 3, An Club 4, Chorus 3.3.4. MARY: Softball-l.3.3 Wrestling Stats 3.3.4. Ski Club l.3.4(VP), Art Club 3.3.4. Varsity 0-3.4. Yearbook-3(Ed) 4(Ed). Honor Society-3.4. Newspaper-1.3. Student Council-I.3.3.4-Drama Club-4. Computer Club-3. Class Of-ficer-l(Pres). PAM: Chorus I. Walter H. Bergen David Michael Bannister DAVID: Football-1.3.3.4. Basketball I.3.3.4, Baseball 1.3.3.4. Carpentry II. FRANCES: Swimming I. Track-1.3. Band-1.3.3. 4. Student Council-3. Yearbook-3. Varsity 03, Art Club 3.3.4, Ski Club 3.4. WALT: Farm Prod. 6 Mgt. I.3.3.4, JACKIE: Chorus-1.3. Newspaper 3.3, Printing Graphics 3.4. Mary Anne Anagnost Frances Beebe Jacqueline Irene Berry 60—SENIORS DENA, Cheerleading 4: Cosmetology-3,4; VIC A 4; Cosmetology Club-3.4. TAMMY: Chorus-1.2.3.4. JETT, Tool and Die-2.3.4. Dena Marie Biddle Jeffrey S. Blaha Tammy A. Bird Brian Eugene Bleiler Terry Lee Briggs. Jr. BRIAN, Eootball I.2.3.4, Basketball1.2.3.4s Track-1.2.3.4: Varsity 0-3,4(Pres); Honor Society-2.3.4: Band l.2.3.4, Jazz Band-1.2.3.4. TERRY: Football-1: Swimming-1.2.3.4, Track-4, Chorus-1.4. KAREN, Basketball-li $wimming-2i Volleyball I, Cross Country-l Ski Club-2,3.4i Varsity 0-2.3: Yearbook-4: Student Couneil-2.3.4. Band-1.2.3.4. KIM, Chorus-1.2. Karen N. Castor Kimberly Sue Chapman SENIORS—61 Tammy Jo Chapman Amanda L. Clearwater Susan K. Cook TAMMY Chorus—1.2,3.4 RAY Football 1,4i Baseball 1.2.3.4, Wrestling—1.2.3.4, B.O.C.t.S. Welding—2.3.4. AMANDA; B.O.C.E.S. Special Bus. Mach.— 3.4. Patrick M. Cleary Raymond J. Cilley Lori Ann Cook PAT Basketball—1.2.3.4; Baseball-1.2.3.4, Varsity O—4. LORI Chorus I.2.3.4, SUL, Basketball—3, Swimming—3, Cheer leading—I, Softball—1.3.4, Volleyball 3.4, Ski Club—3.4 (Treas), Varsity 0—4, Yearbook 4, Student Council 4 (VP), Band I, Newspaper—I, Conservation—2.3.4, F.F.A. —2 (Sec).3 (VP). 4 (Pres). LORI, Track—3, Volleyball-3.4, Chorus-1. 2.3.4. Loretta Ruth Cooper 62—SENIORS Julie Ann Crainey Doyle D. Davis Tammi Lynn Drake JULIE Chorus-1,2.3. CARLA: Track-1.2, Tennis-1; Ski Club-1.2.3.4; Art Club-3.4; Yearbook 1.2; Chorus-1.2.3.4; Student Council-1.2.3. DOYLE: Technical Mechanics. Tammy Lynn Davis TAMMY Child Care. MIKE Basketball-!} Baseball-1. TAMMI Cheerleading 1.2.3, Softball I.2.3.4, Varsity 0-3.4, Yearbook-4, Band 1.2.3, FSA-4(Treas). Carla Jean Crowley Michael Doane Nellie Bea Eberhardt SENIORS—63 Darlene L. Emery DEE DEE: Baskelball—I. Cheerleading—4 (Sec)i Art Club—3.4 ($ec)s Varsity O—4i Yearbook 1,3.3.4s Student Council—1.3.3.4 (Sec)i Chorus 1,3.3 (Sec).4 (Sec) Class Officer—I (Sec). 3 (Sec). 3 (Sec). 4 (Sec)i ESA—4. TISH: Cheerleading —1.3 (Capt.).3s Tennis— 3: Varsity O—3.4 (Treas)i Student Council— 1.3.3: Band-1.3.3. NUBBY: BOCES—Welding 3.3.4 Hisami Futakuchi Rose Ellen Gardner SAMI: Swimming—4: Ski Club—4: Art Club-4 CINDY: Basketball—h Cheerleading—3: Softball—1.3.3.4s Volleyball—1.3.4s Ski Club—3s Varsity O—3.3.4s Band—1.3.3.4s Jazz Band—3. BECKY: Basketball—3, Track—3s Cheer leading—4s Chorus 1.3.3. Letitia Ann Fowler Cynthia Ann Gardner Rebecca S. Gunning 64—SENIORS Christina Sue Hayes TINA: Basketball 3, Art Club 3.4, Band 1.2, Chorus 1.2.3.4. ASHLbY: Football 2; Swimming 1.2; Tennis I. 2, Ski Club 1.2.3.4, Band I, Electricity-2, Farm Product ion-3; Ag. Mechanics-4. TIM Football 4, Wrestling 2.3, Chorus-1.2. Kathleen Susan Hess ■ Tammy Sue House Timothy Horton Edward A. Holgate TAMMY Basketball-!, Cheerleading Assis tant 1.2.3, Student Council-4, Chorus-1.2.3. JIM Football-1.2.3.4, Baseball 2.4, Track 3, Wrestling 2.3.4, Band-1.2.3.4, Jazz Band 1.2. 3.4. BOB: Football 1.2, Welding 2.3.4. James Stephen Hunter Robert John Jannett II SENIORS—65 Tammie Marie Jaynes Camilla Ann Kimble TAMMIE Tennis 4. Volleyball 4, Chorus 1.2. 3.4(Treas). PAT: Track-2, Basketball-1, Volleyball I, Ski Club-l.2.3.4(Sec) Varsity 03.4. KIM: Baseball Mgr (3)i Jr. High Cheerleader Asst(3)i Art Club-4, Yearbook-41 Chorus-1.2. Stephen J. Kane STEVE, Football-1.2.3.4, Baskelball-I.2.3.4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Art Club-3, Varsity 04. ANDY, Track 1.2.3.4, Varsity 0-3.4, Yearbook-4, Honor Society-3.4, Student Council-1, Band I.2.3.4, Art Club-3.4(VP). CAMILLA, Yearbook-4, Computer Club-3, Class Officer-4(Treas). GARY, BOCES, Food Preparation-3.4. 66—SENIORS Patricia Ann Johnson Andrew Michael Kelchner Gary Kevin Lawrence Sharon L. Lindsley Duane L. Locke AlAN- Drama Club 3.4. MARK Band l.2.3.4, Jazz Band I.2.3.4. MARY. Basketball 2.3.4j Track 4i Art Club—3,4i Varsity O—4i Yearbook—4i Chorus I. Mark John Lotz KIM: Track—I. Cheerleading—1.2.3 Varsity O—4i Yearbook—4i Student Council—h Chorus 1.2.3.4. IINDA, Data Processing—3.4. Kimberly J. Martin Alan L. Locke Mary L. Maine Gerlinde Rosmarie Mathews SENIORS—67 SUE: Ski Club-4. BOB Art Club-2.3.4, Chorus-1.2.3.4; A.V. Club-1.2.3.4; Drama Club-1.2.3.4. TOM: Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4, Baseball 1.2.3.4; Varsity 0-4. Susan Marie Mitchell Robert G. Olcott Thomas M. O'Rourke Pamela M. Pangallo Susan Veronica Osborn E. Andrew Parker Slit: Tennis-1, Volleyball-I.2.4; Ski Club 4; Art Club-4(Sec)� Student Council 2; Varsity 0-3.4; Chorus-1.2; Cosmetology 3.4; VIC A 3. 4; Cosmetology Club-3.4(See). PAM: Student Council-3; Band l.2.3.4(Sec), Chorus-1.2.3.4; Newspaper-1.2 FSA 4, Ensemble 4. ANDY: Football-1; Honor Society-3.4, Student Council-2.3.4; Chorus-1,2.3(Treas). 4; School Store Mgr. 2.3.4. A.V. Club 1.2.3.4; Drama Club; 1.2.3.4. Class Officer l(VP). 4(Pres). CHAR: G. Basketball Stats-3.4, Track 2.3.4, Varsity 0-3.4; Yearbook-4(Treas), Honor So-ciety-2.3.4; Student Council-I.2.3.4; Chorus I, Class Officer-3(Treas). Charlene M. Pelow 68—SENIORS Katherine M. Randall Terri A. Rappleye KATHY: Cheerleading—2� Student Coun cil—It Chorus I.2.3.4. SCOTT Band I.2.3.4; Jazz Band 4. TfcRRI Basketball 0.3.4. Softball 4; Varsi ty O 4; Yearbook 4; Student Council—3. Jeffery Allen Ray Mary Kay Rentschler Kathleen Elizabeth Riley JfcFF: Wrestling — 3; Art Club—3; Boys State- 3. MARY KAY: Track—I, Volleyball-!.}; Stu dent Council 1.2.3; Chorus 1.2; Newspa per—I. KATHY: Cheerleading -2.3.4; Varsity O—3. 4; Honor Society 3.4; Band—1.2.3.4; Student Council -1.2.3.4; Chorus —1.2.3.4. AMY: Track—3.4; Yearbook—4; Chorus—I. 2.4. Amy Ann Robbins SENIORS—69 David Franklin Rodabaugh Beth A. Rounds Karen J. Sidle DAVID: Football—3.4, Baseball—1.2.3.4, Wrestling—1.2.3.4, Varsity O—3. JOHN: Football 3.4, Baseball 2.3.4, Wrestling—1.2.3.4, Ski Club—4, Art Club—3, Varsity O 3.4. BETH: Basketball—2, Track—3.4, Volleyball-3.4. Peggy Jean Seymour WENDY: Track—2.3.4, Wrestling Stats—2. 3.4, Art Club—3.4, Varsity O—3.4, Honor Society—3.4, Student Council—2.3 (VP). 4 (Pres), Class Officer—2 (Pres). KAREN: Ba: xetball—1.3.4; Swimming—1.3, Track 1.2.3, Volleyball—I, Art Club—3.4, Varsity O—1.2.3.4, Yearbook 4; Honor Society—2.3.4, Student Council- 1.2.3.4, Band 1.2 BRIAN Track-1, BOCES-Welding 2.3.4 John C. Rodabaugh Wendy K. Shutter Brian R. Simpson 70—SENIORS Glenda G. Stermer Geoffrey P. Teeter BOB: Football—Basketball -Us Track—I. 13.4, Cross Country—I. SHARON Chorus—1.1 GLENDA: Basketball—1.14, SoftbaM-l.13.4, Volleyball 1.13.4, Chorus—1.1 Varsity 0— 3.4. Trudilyn Taylor TRUDI Chorus—1.13.4, Yearbook—I. GRACEs Cheerleading—4, Ski Club—3.4, Art Club-3. GEOEE: Wrestling—1.1 Yearbook—U, Student Council—1.3.3.4, Newspaper—I. MIKE: Football—2.4, Track—2.3, Office Rook—2, Honor Society—3.4, Student Council—4, Biological Reform—I, Chess- I. 2. Sharon Marie Sipes Michael D. Tharp SENIORS—7 Karen I. Thomas Irene M. Tuller Mark W. Vanskiver KAREN, Chorus I. MARCY, Tennis-1.2.3.4, Volleyball I.2.3.4, An Club-2.3(Sec).4(Pres), Varsity 0-3.4i Student Council I.2.3.4, Class Officer-3(VP). 4(VP). IRENE: Food Preparation II Marcy Lee Thurman Dwight Douglas Underdown Terance M. Vallely DWIGHT: Chorus-lt Agriculture II Farm Prod. Mgt. II. TERRY: EootbalTI.2.3.4, Track 3, Ski Ckib-1.3, Wrestling-I.2.3,4, Band-1.2.3.4. MARK Football 2.3.4, Machine Shop 2.3.4. BOB, Football 3 Robert R. Wasson 72—SENIOR Shannon K. Watson Mary Wheeler George Daniel Wood III Jacqueline A. Webb Blair R. Wich SHANNON, Chorus l. JACOUI, Ski Club I.2.J.4, Yearbook 1,3.4. Newspaper-1; French Club-1.2. ERED BOCES Welding 2.3.4. MARY: Yearbook 3, BOCES Special Bussiness Machines-4. BLAIR Tennis 2.3.4; Ski Club I.2.3.4; Band I. 2.3.4; Jazz Band 1.3.3.4; Ski Club Pres.-4. JIM BOCES Autobody 3.4 GEORGE: BOCES ToolfcDieMaking 2.3.4. ANNETTE: Track-3; Newspaper 2.3; YACOt Newspaper Co-editor-2.3. James R. Wolfe Annette R. Young SENIORS—73 74—SENIOR CLASS Hisami Futakuchi of Japan Grace Tedder of Australia. Katrm Adler of West Germany O-M Senior Geoff Teeter who studied for a year in Spain. Student Exchange $ I 'I t l )K JEL a y t i r My First Impression of OMCS On the 9th of July. 1981. I came here from Germany to spend a year in America to learn English (American style) and the Americans. The best way to do that is by going to school. So. I came here to OMCS. I was very pleased to see how organized the school is. I am grateful to see how friendly the teachers and students are. Especially the teachers did their best to make the classes understandable for me. I was especially impressed by the great community spirit of all member of the school. I hope it will stay that way forever!!!! Katnn Adler It seemed that I had |u$t arrived in the USA when the time came for me to leave. All you at O-M made my year in the USA what it was—Absolute ly Fantastic!! I met hundreds of great people and made hundreds of great friends whom I will never forget. I joined in lots of activities and had many rewarding experiences. You guys almost made me American. You may not believe it. but I left for home with an American accent!! I'll never forget my year here. Look after yourselves and always strive for what you want in life. Take care. Grace Tedder STUDENT EXCHANGE —7S K. Adler K. Beebe T. Beebe J. Benedict B. Bennett D. Beniamin B. Bernal C. Bruno J. Bush B. Cady L. Callahan D. Carlson R. Clearwater C. Clemons J. Cleveland D. Cole D. Cole T. Cole M. Collins J. Crane R. Crane A. Detrick M. Dickens C. Dowd K. Drum V. Fair D. Franklin 76—CLASS OF 83 R. Franklin W. Freeman F. Grover L. Grover T. Hagadorn T. Halbert J. Harris M. Jackson A. Jannett C. kahle D. kappesser C. kimble J. Leszyk M. Leszyk M. Letteer B. Lotz D. Maine C. Mathers N. Mathews W. Menzi D. Messersmith CLASS OF '83 — 77 B. Michel P. Misner D. Parrott D. Pelow K. Peppard K. Peterson M. Plate R. Povero A. Searles R. Seiver K. Shores D. Sipes K. Spaulding P. Strong N. Taylor K. Tharp J. T imms W. Vmti B. Wade k. West S. West k. Wheeler D. Wilson 78—CLASS OF 83 The Juniors display some of the members of their class. Pictured at left. Connie Mathers and Nina Mathews together as usual. Below them Jeanne Timms shows us her stuff. Next to her Matt shows how SWEET he is. Pictured above is the Junior class picture perfect centerfold. Connie. Bottom left John Crane and Ken Peterson supervise the construction from their study hall window. Derryck Wilson, we know what's on your mind! CLASS OF '83 — 79 R. Cook C. Cole C. Crane S. Croft R. Alleman J Anagnost R. Andrew B. Avery S. Bannister J. Barnes M. Bates M. Bergen M. Blaha T. Borra R. Brown T. Bush A. C alder one J. Castor B. Center K. Chapman C. Cooper D. Cook 80—CLASS OF 84 K. Cummings D. Detrick M. Dickens L. Dickinson M. Drake R. Duerbeck C. fcberhardt R. Matt T. Gardner fc. Gay lor P. Gilford A. Gordon D. Goossen M. Hausner R. House R. Hughey J. Johnson W. Kennison R. Knapp J. Koloski M. Lanning K. Legare CLASS OF $4—81 L. Nichols M. O’Bannion M. Parrotl C. Peppard M. Pevo C. Povero L Ray S. Rentschler D. Reynolds M. Robbins R. Roberts N. Rosecrans W. Leonard V. Lindsley M. Lynch P. MacPougall C. Maphis P. Marsh P. Mays k. Menzi P. Mosher J. Nichols 82—CLASS OF '84 W Seymour W. Seymour C. Slusser R. Smith T. Smith R Spaulding T. Starkweather I. Steiner S. Stocum S. Taylor R Vail L. Weideman M. West M. White M. Wilkinson P. Wheeler CLASS OF '84 — S3 A. Allen K. Anagnost M. Baker T. Beniamin G. Bleiler L. Brewster L. Brown M. Brown F. Bruno F. Carey G. Chamberlain N. Chapman R Clemons B. Cleveland J. Coates 84—CLASS OF 85 CLASS OF 85 —85 R Overhiser D. Page K. Phillips L. Ouenan C. Rangstrom C. Ray M Rentschler J. Rhodes P Rmker fc. Rogers K. Rounds N. Sample P. Schink B. Searles R Seiver N. Seymour T. Simpson S. Sipes C. Smalley C. SmoNen G. Starks 86-CLASS OF 85 JUNIOR HIGH L. Beebe D. Beniamin S. Bennetl B. Bower M. Brace C. Brewster J. Brisbois O. Burgess L. Cannon D. Carlson E. Caslm D. Chapman J. Christian J. Churchwell J. F. Collins J R. Collins M. Crane C. Cratsley M. Croft V. Cunningham M. Decker 90—CLASS OF '86 B Gardner G. Gardner D. Gifford M. Gillette A. Graves P. Grover J. Halbert P. Houghton K. Hughey A. Jannett J. Johnson M. Joslyn R Kane P. Kelchner k. Kelsey t Kimble K. Kotmel V. Landon S. Lanning L. LaRow L. Lynch CLASS OF 86—91 M. Lewis A. McCarty M. Mack J. Mathers M. Mathews J. Meek r; ri fl rr V K. Messer smith G. Mizzoni B. Nichols T. O'Bannion D. Osborn R Parker D. Parrott M. Parrott R Peppard T. Randall C. Reid D. Ripley M. Rogalin M. Romanki B. Persomus T. Phillips T. Potter W. Powers 92—CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86—93 t. Bovaird T. Boyce B. Brisbois I. Bruno S. Cannon T. Carey B. Chapman D. Christian G. Cole K. Collins J. Confer T. Conklin D. Cook W. Croft B. Dense 94—CLASS OF 87 C. Foster N. Gardner G. Gavich L. Goossen H. Gordon T. Gunning M. Haight K. Halbert J. Hall B. Hancock D. Harrignton D. Harrington B. Harris T. Hathaway J. Hoffman CLASS OF 87—95 P. kappesser R. kizer D. kelly B. krusen M. Lanmng P. laRow R Lauper k. Lovell J. Marshall T. Matthews H Mayo A. Miller k. O'Bannion T. Overhiser R Peel E. Peppard S. Peppard S. Phillips M. Pollock C. Purvis J. Ray 96—CLASS OF '87 M. Rhodes J Rogalm C. Sayer A. Seafuse K. Shores D. Sidle W. Silliman R. Slusser A. Smith T. Snow R. Spaulding B. States N. States L. Stone D. Thorpe J. Truax T. Truax M. VanNordstrand M Vondracek C. Westlake C- Wickham CLASS OF 87 — 97 Student Council Front: C. Adams. B. Fivie. V. Landon. S. Smith. N. Gardner. W. Robylcr. L. Beebe. S. Bannister. V. Taylor. G. Gavich. S. Cannon. 2nd row: T. Carey. M. Stayer. T. Searles. K. Kelsey. D. Parrott. T. Randall. W. Pow ers. M. Brace. Mr. Williams. 3rd row: G. Mizzoni. T. Potter. C. Cratsley. A. Andrews. L. Lynch. L. Cannon. K. Spaulding. M. Rogalin. Chorus Front: Mrs. Anderson. S. Wayland. W. Powers. C. Reid. N. Gardner. J. Rogalin. C. Bannister. J. Ray. S. Bannister. M. Tuller. T. Hathaway. R. Whiting. L. Cannon. C. Cratsley. A. Graves. 2nd row: C. Westlake. T. O'Bannion. M. Wheaton. J. Rosbaugh. T. Potter. M. Haight. A. Miller. T. Searles. K. Spaulding. K. O’Bannion. B. Barrigar. M. Stayer. P. Keltchner. 98 Jr. High Band Front—Lisa Cannon. Tammy Potter. Laura Lynch. Stacy Smith. 2nd row—Mike Lanning, Trina Boyce. Tina Overhiser. Brenda Chapman, Missy Brace. Greg Gavich. Back— Scott Wager. Scott Lanning. Matt Romanki, Bob Kane, Richard Slusser. Front—Paula Kelchner, Lori Stone, Wendy Powers, Kathy Collins. 2nd row—Beverly Gardner. Kim Sills, Wendy Robyler, Larry Beebe. Back—Shaun Cannon. Vicki Taylor. Rocky Whiting. Owen Burgess, John F. Collins. Jr. High Band—99 Jr. High Basketball The 7th Grade Team: Front — Danny Thorpe. Bill Croft. Gary Cole. Greg Gavich. John Muhall. Shaun Cannon. Danny Harrington. David Harrington. Back Row-Coach Gavich. Harold Mayo. Stacey Ben nett. Doug Cook. Jason Confer. Richard Slusser. Ron Lauper. 7th Grade Cheerleaders: Jennifer Rogalin. Karen Halbert. Carla Westlake. Karen Anagnost. Heather Gordon. Jennifer Hall. Angela Seafuse. Lisa Bruno. Theresa Gunning. 7TH GRADE SCORES Against O-M Watkins Glen—39...............48 Trumansburg 23................35 Newfield—24...................31 Tioga—43.......................46 Spencer-Vanfctten—24...........30 Candor—22......................44 Watkins Glen—33...............45 Newfield—24...................28 100—7th GRADE BBALL CHEERING Jr. High Basketball 8th Grade—Front Dennis Chapman. Owen Burgess. Kevin Beebe. Jerry Scriven. Back: Skip McCarty. Brad Clark. Steve Bennett. Ben Nichols, Mike Bates. Mark Decker. James Halbert. Michael Lewis. James. Mathers. John R. Collins. 8th Grade Cheerleaders—Front: Missy Brace. Stacy Smith. Brenda Fivie. Kelly Kotmel. Back Denise Parrott. Joann Meek. Carolyn Reid. Lisa Cannon. Lisa Doane. Wendy Robyler. Karen Spaulding. Wendy Powers. 8TH GRADE SCORES Against O-M Watkins Glen......................Won Trumansburg.......................Won Newf leld___....._........._____Lost Tioga.............................Won Spencer Vanbt ten............... Won Candor............................Won Watkins Glen......................Won Newfield..........................Won 8TH GRADE BBALL CHEERING—101 A Adler, Katrin 19.22.38.76.8 Alleman, Becky 8 Allen. Andrea 84 Allen. Jean 22.60.74 Anagnost, James 28,33.35.80 Anagnost, Karen 94.Id.Ill Anagnost, Kathy 38.41.84 Anagnost. Mary 10,16.17,18.19.24.31. 50.60.74,111 Andrew. Anthony 90.98 Andrew. Robert 51.8 Angle. Patrick Appel. Kevin Arnold. Charles 19.90.98 Avery, Brian 19.28.33.35.80 B Bailey, Pam 60,74 Baker. Mike 34 Bannister. Cheryl 94.98 Bannister. David 33,34.36.48.60,74 Bannister. Shane 94.98 Bannister. Steve Barnes, Jeff 8 Barrigar. Beth 22.23.90.98 Bates. Mark I9.90.ld Bates. Mike 19.80 Beebe. Frances 18.19,46,60.74 Beebe. Kathie 17,21.24.31.40.43,76 Beebe. Kevin Id Beebe. Larry 27.39.90.98.99 Beebe, Tonya 20.24.76 Benedict. Jim 76 Benjamin. David 22.23,76 Benjamin. Donald Benjamin. Tim 22.23,35,84 Bennett. Barb 22.23,38.76 Bennett. Stacey 94,100 Bennett. Steffen Id Bergen. James 94 Bergen. Michael 80 Bergen. Walter 60,74 Bernal, Bryan 27,39,76 Berry. Jackie 60,74 Biddle. Dena 8.9.50.53.61,74 Bird, Tammy 61,74 Blaha. Jeff 48.61,74 Blaha. Mark 80.83 Bleiler. Brian 8.9,17.20.21.24.25.32. 33.34.4261,74 Bleiler. Glenn 21.27.35.39.84 Borra, Toni 24,80 Bovaird. Eddie 94 Bower. Brenda Boyce. Trina 94,99 Brace, Missy 52.90.93.99,Id Brewster. Carla 43.90 Brewster. Lisa 84 Briggs, David Briggs. Terry 22.27.39.61.74 Brisbois, Beth 94 Brisbois. John 90 Brown, Cary Brown, Lisa 43.84 Brown. Marc 21,84 Brown. Ron 28,33.42.80 Bruno. Carol 22,23.76 Bruno, Frank 84 Bruno. Lisa 38,94.100 Bump. Ray Burgess. Owen 88.90,99,0 Bush. Tim 80 Bush. Jeff 76 c Cady. Brenda 76 Calderone. Tony 27,35,39,8 Callahan. Laura 76 Cannon. Lisa 38.90,93.98.99.0 Cannon. Shaun 32.94,98.99.100 Carey. Frank 33.35.84 Carey, Tracy 94.98 Carlson. David 76 Carlson. Doug 90 Caslin, Eddie 90 Castor, Jon 34,80 Castor. Karen 12.16.19.20.25.61.74.Ill Center. Becky 80.82 Chamberlain. Greg 17.19.20.21,27,39. 84 Chapman. Brenda 94.99 Chapman. Dennis 90.0 Chapman. Kelly 36.37,80.83 Chapman. Kim 46.61.74 Chapman. Nancy 21.43.84,87 Chapman, Tammy 6,8.62,74 Christian, Dru 94 Christian, Joy 90 Churchwell. James 90 Cilley. Ray 28.34.35.62,74 Clark. Brad 35.94.0 Clearwater, Amanda 62.74 Clearwater. Roger 76 Cleary. Patrick 17.25.28.32.33.58.62. 74 Clemons. Cathy 16,19.21.38,76 Clemons. Rebecca 84 Cleveland. Betsy 19.20.36.37,84 Cleveland. Judi 16.19.20.24.76,78 Coates. Joann 23,82.84 Cole. Cindy 24.80 Cole. David 76 Cole. Donna 20,76.77 Cole, Gary 94,100 Cole, Mike Cole. Tracy 76 Collins. John F. 27.39.90.91.99 Collins, John R. 90.0 Collins. Kathy 38,94,99 Collins. Mark 76 Confer. Jason 94,100 Conklin. Tammie 94 Cook, Donald 27,39,80 Cook. Doug 94.100 Cook. Lori 22.23.25.62.74 Cook, Ron Cook. Sue 6,16.17,19,25.43.50.51.62.74 Cooper. Carol 24,43,80 Cooper. Lori 22.43.62.74 Crainey. Julie 63.74 Crane. Cori 80.81 Crane. John 76.79 Crane. Michelle 90 Crane, Rhonda 24.76 Cratsley. Cindy 26.38.88.90,98.99 Croft, Marlene 90 Croft. Sue 19.36.37.80 Croft. Walter 35.84.86 Croft. Billy 94.100 Crowley. Carla 22.23.25,63,74 Cummings. Bryan 81 Cunningham. Veronica 90 Cutton, Kathy 17,18,20.38.84 D Daugherty. Willard Davis, Doyle 63,74 Davis. Tammy 51.63.74 Decker, Dan Decker, Mark 90.93.ld Decker. Robin Dense, Brenda 94 Dense, Greg 84 Detrick. Agnes 76 Detrick. Donna 81 Dickens. Marcee 43.81 Dickens. Mark 76 Dickens, Sherry 36,37.42.84 Dickinson. Louie 28.33.35.81 Dillon. Jeanette 38.40.41.91 Doane. Lisa 6.91.Id Doane. Mike 63.74 Donnelly. Colleen 16.17,19.20.22.23, 76 Dowd. Erin 16.17.19.20.22.23.38.41.84 Drake, Mike 28.33,42.81 Drake. Tammi 17,24,31.38,63.74,111 Drum. Kitty 76 Drum. Lisa 95 Duerbeck, Robert 33.81 Durfey. Jeff 84 Durfey. Michelle 84.95 Durfey. Shawn 16,84 102—INDEX E Eberhardt. Colleen 22.81 Eberhardt. Nellie 63,74 Eccleston. Terry 12.35.84 Ector. Linda 95 Emery. Darlene 16.17.18,19.22,24.36, 53.64.74 Ennis, James 84 Evans. Becky 95.111 F Pair. Vicki 7.17.19.22.76,111 Filipetti, Nathan 19,84,91 Fish. Dick 95 Fivie. Brenda 91.98.101 Flatt. Peggy 20.21.23.85.111 Flatt. Robert 35.81 Foster. Crystal 95 Fowler. Liz 16.17.19.21.22.38.41,85 Fowler. Tish 16.17.64.74 Franklin. Dawn 76 Franklin. Bob 77 Freeman. Wayne 34.77 Fudala. Nubby 48.50,64,74 Futakuchi. Flisami 22.38.40,58.64,74 G Gardner. Beverly 91.99 Gardner. Cindy 17.19.20.21.31.43.46. 64.74 Gardner. Greg 91 Gardner. Nancy 95.98 Gardner. Rose 7,64,74 Gardner. Mark Gardner. Stella Gardner. Tisha 22,81 Gavich. Greg 32.95.98,99.100 Gaylor. Earl 81 Gold. Elizabeth 85 Gifford. Dulcie 41.91 Gifford. Paul 81 Gillette. Marlena 91 Gauvin. Scott 12.33.35.84,85 Gordon. Annette 23,81 Gordon. Fleather 22.95.100.111 Graves. Asel 22.91.98 Grover. Debbie 85 Grover. Ellen 17.31.40.43.77 Grover. Lisa 6 Grover. Philip Goossen, Debbie 20.21,81 Goossen. Lyle 95 Grover. Lisa 77 Gunning, Becky 17.18.19.36.37.58.64. 74 Gunning, Teresa 95.100 Gunning, Don 85 H Hagadorn. Tracy 16.20.21.24.77 Haight. Melanie 90.94,95,98 Haight. Peter Halbert. James 91.101 Halbert. Karen 95.100 Halbert. Thomas 28,32,33.34.77 Hall. Jennifer 95.100 Hancock. Billy 95 Hankins. Michael 85 Harrington. Dan 95.100 Harrington. David 95.100 Harris, Beth 95,111 Harris. Jeffrey 8,77 Hathaway. Tammi 95.98 Hausner, Michael 81 Hayes. Tina 18.22.65.74 Hayes. Tom Hess, Kathleen 65.74 Hoffman. Joseph 95 Hoffman. Lori 85 Holgate. Ashley 48.59,65,74 Hoover. Keith 85 Hopper. Albert Horton. Tim 34,36.65.74 Houghton. Paul 91 House. Gary 85 House. Robert 28.33.35.42.81 House, Tammy 65.74 Hughey, Keith 91 Hughey. Robin 20.36.37,81 Hunter. James 6.21,25,34,65.74 Hunter. Karen 36.37.85 J Jackson, Mark 32,34.36.77 Jacobs, Mark 35 Jannett, Alan 77 Jannett. Angie 91 Jannett. Jessica Jannett. Robert 48,56.65.74 Jaynes. Raymond 84 Jaynes, Tammie 7.22,23,43,66,74 Jelliff, Joseph Johnson. John 51.81 Johnson, Joseph 91 Johnson, Patricia 17,19.66.74 Joslyn. Kimberly 18.66.74 Joslyn. Michelle 91 K Kahle. Cris 32.33.34.42.77 Kane. Robert 35.91,99 Kane. Steve 17.28.32.33.34.66.74 Kappesser. Deborah 77 Kappesser. Philip 96 Kelchner. Andy 17,18.21.24.25,66.74. 85.111 Kelchner, Ann 20.22.38 Kelchner, Paula 43.91.99 Kelly, David 96 Kelsey. Kelly Jo 90.91.98 Kennison. William 35.81 Kemp. Tammy Kimble. Camilla 46.66,74.111 Kimble. Candy 77 Kimble. Edward 91 Kizer. Robert 96 Knapek. Frank Knapp. Penny 86 Knapp. Randy 35.80.81 Koloski. James 35.81 Kotmel. Kelly 19.38.91.101 Krusen. Bette 96 L Landon. Stanley 10 Landon. Valerie 91.98 Lanning. Melissa 24,81 Lanning. Mike 96.99 Lanning. Scott 91.99 LaRow. Lisa 91 LaRow. Paul 96 Lauper. Ron 96.100 Lawrence. Gary 49.66.74 Legare. Kelly 28.35.81 Leonard. Melissa 82.85 Leonard. Bill 22.23.82 Leszyk. Jennifer 17,24,31.40.77 Leszyk. Matt 32.33.77.78 Letteer, Maureen 40.43,77 Lewis. Mike 92.101 Lindsley, Sharon 67,74 Lindsley, Vivian 82,111 Locke. Alan 25,67.74 Locke. Duane 67,74 Lotz. Bryan 21.77 Lotz. Mark 21.67.74 Lovell. Kimberly 96 Lynch. Laura 91.98.99 Lynch. Mark 28.33.82.83 Lychalk. Greg 21 M MacDougall. Penny 17.20.38,41.82 INDEX—103 Mack. Michelle 92 Maine. Dave 77 Maine. Jennifer 22,85 Maine. Mary 17.18,67,74.111 Maphis. Carla 22.82 Marsh. Dave 82 Marshall. Jamie 96 Martin. Debbie 36.37.85 Martin. Kim 12.17.22.23.67.74 Mathers. Connie 16,17.19.30.40.77.79 Mathers. Jim 89.92.101 Mathews. Linda 6.49.67.74 Mathews. John 85 Mathews. Mike 92 Mathews. Nina 17,19.30.40.77,79 Mathews. Tammy 96 Mayo. Harold 96.100 Mays, Danny 81.82 Meek. Jo Ann 92.101 Menzi. Kirt 82 Menzi. Wayne 76,77 Messersmith, Don 51.77 Messersmith, Karen 92 Meyer. Jamie 16.18.19,84.85 Michel. Andy 21,27.39.42.85 Michel. Britt 17.21.32.33,78 Miller. Armin 96.98 Misner. Peggy 21.36.37.42.77.78 Mitchell, Sue 6.68.74 Mizzoni, Gina 92.98 Monks. Troy 35.85 Monroe. Jason 27.33,35.85 Mosher. Dave 82 Mosher. Larry 76 Mulhall, John 100 Myers. Mike 27.33,35.85 Me McCarty, Almon 92,101 McCormick. Bonnie 20 N Nichols. Ben 35.89.90.92.101 Nichols. Jeff 82 Nichols. Laurie 16.17.38,40.80.82 o O'Bannion. Kathy 96.98 O’Bannion. Mary 22,82 O'Bannion. Theresa 92 Olcott, Bob 22.23.68.74 O'Rourke. Tom 17.25.28.32.33.34.35. 36.68.74 Osborne, Deanna 92 Osborn. Sue 17.18.19.43.49.68.74 Overhiser. Ranay 20.86 Overhiser, Tina 96.99 P Page. Darla 18,84.86 Pangallo. Pam 7.20,22.23.68.74 Parker. Andy 22.23.25.68,74 Parker. Bob 92 Parrott. Debbie 16.17.19.25.36.37.42. 77.78.111 Parrott. Denise 92.98.101 Parrott. Mike 92 Parrott, Michelle 82 Peet. Randy 96 Pelow. Charlene 10.16.17.24.40.50.68. 74.111 Pelow, Deanna 78.111 Peppard. Chris 21.35.82 Peppard. Evelyn 96 Peppard. Keith 28.34.51,78 Peppard. Becky 92 Peppard. Steve 96 Personius. Bob 52.92 Peterson. Ken 79 Pevo, Mario 82 Phillips. Kim 18.22.84.86 Phillips. Sharon 96 Phillips. Tom 92 Plate. Mike 78 Pollock. Mike 96 Potter. Tammy 92,98,99 Povero. Chris 82 Povero. Richard 78 Powers. Wendy 92.98.99.101 Purvis. Tina 96 Q Ouenan. Leon 19.20.33.42,86 R Randall. Kathy 6.69.74 Randall. Scott 21.69.74 Randall, Terry 92.98 Rangstrom, Claire 86 Rappleye. Terri 17,25.69.74.111 Ray, Cathy 86 Ray. Jeff 69.74 Ray, Jennifer 96.98 Ray, Lori 20,82 Reid, Carolyn 19,92,101 Rentschler. Mary 69,74 Rentschler. Mike 86 Rentschler. Sue 82 Reynolds. Doug 28.82 Rhodes. Jeff 21.39.86 Rhodes. Mike 97 Rice. Jolee Riley. Kathy 8.12.16.17.22.23.24.36. 37.42,53.69.74 Rinker. Dennis 35.86 Ripley. Dave 92 Robbins. Amy 22.25,53,69.74,111 Robbins. Mary 46.82 Roberts, Richard 28.33,35,82 Roblyer. Wendy 89.91,93.98.99,101 Rodabaugh. Dave 25,28.34.70.74 Rodabaugh, John 28.34.36.70.74 Rogalin, Jennifer 97,98,100 Rogalin. Michele 38,92,98 Rogers. Beth 18.86 Romaki. Matt 91.92.99 Rosbaugh. Jackie 93.98 Rosecrans. NikkiJo 82 Rounds. Beth 70,74 Rounds. Kevin 85.86 Rounds. Mike 85 s Sample. Nancy 16.36.37.86 Sample. Bob 50.83 Sawyer. Mike Sayer, Charlene 97 Schaffhouser. Steve 93 Scott. Rich 28.33.83 Schink, David 86 Schink. Linda 43.83 Scriven. Gina Scriven, Jerry 101 Seafuse. Angela 97,100 Searles. Alan 78 Searles, Bridgette 41,52,86 Searles, Tammy 94 Searles, Tina 93.98 Seiver. Ron 28.86 Seiver, Rusty 28.78 Seymour, Missy 83 Seymour. Nancy 21,86 Seymour. Peggy 70.74 Seymour. Robin 93 Seymour. Billy Shores, Chris Shores, Kim 78.97 Shutter. Wendy 16.17.18.24.25.70.74 Sidle. Dave 97 Sidle. Karen 12.16,17,24,25.40.41.59. 70.74 104—INDEX Silliman, Wendy 97 Sills. Kim 93.99 Simmons, Ted 93 Simpson, Brian 40.70,74 Simpson, Bob 71,74 Simpson. Theresa 86 Sipes. Delbert 34,35,36,78 Sipes. Sharon 71.74 Sipes. Stacey 41.86.111 Skinner, Tim 93 Slusser. Christine 40,43,83 Slusser, Richard 97,99,100 Smalley. Bernice 93 Smalley. Chris 86 Smith, Amy 97 Smith. Ray 12.35,83 Smith. Stacy 38.89.91.93.98.99.101 Smith. Tim 83 Smollen. Craig 12.30.35,86 Snow, Tonya 97 Spaulding, Karen 93,98,101 Spaulding. Kelly 24,78 Spaulding. Bob 97 Spaulding. Robin 36,37.83,98 Starks. Gary 27,33.42.86 Starkweather. Todd 83 States. Belva 97 States, Nancy 97 Stayer. Michelle 93,98 Steiner, Ed 83 Stermer. Glenda 8,17.40,43.71.74.111 Stermer. Keith 35.87 Stillman. John 35.87 Stocum. Sue 83.111 Stone. Lisa 27.36.37.42.86.87 Stone, Lori 97.99 Strong. Pam 21.39,87 Strong. Patty 24,30,78,111 Sweet. Matt 17,21.25.79 Switzer. Heidi 39.87 T Taber. Scott 34.35 Taylor. Nancy 23,78 Taylor. Star 83 Taylor. Trudi 22.58.71,74 Taylor, Vickie 93,99 Tedder. Grace 19,36,37,71,74 Teeter. Aaron 20.87 Teeter. Geoff 25,71,111 Tharp. Kevin 23.25.31.34.76.78 Tharp. Mike 16.24,25.34.36.71.74 Thomas, Karen 72,74 Thompson. Moreland 87 Thorpe, Dan 97,100 Thurman. Marcy 8,16,17,18,25,31.43, 72.74 Timms. Jeanne 16,19.20,21.25.38,78. 79 Titus. Jenny 18.39,84,87 Truax, Bert 93 Truax, Jesse 97 Truax, Tammy 97 Tuller. Irene 48.72.74 Tuller. Mary Lou 93,98 u Underdown. Dwight 72,74 V Vail. Rocky 83 Vallely. Terry 20,21,34.72.74 VanNordstrand, Michele 97 VanNordstrand. Scott 87 VanSkiver. Mark 34.58.72.74 Vary, Donna 87 Vaughan. Ed 87 Vaughan. Janice Vetter, Wally Vinti, Bill 27.39.78. Vondracek. Martin 97 w Wade, Barb 40.43.78 Wade. Jon 93 Wager, Scott 21.91.99 Walker. Sue 38.93 Wandricke. Sue 20,87 Wandricke. Bob Wardwell. Amy 93 Wasson. Bob 72,74 Watson, Shannon 6,73,74.88 Wayland, Sharon 93,98 Webb, Jacqui 19.25,59,73,74 Weidman. Lisa 83 West, Kim 78 West, Mary 83 West, Steve 78 Westlake, Carla 97,98.100 Westlake. Denice 87 Wheaton. Cindy Wheaton. Fred 50,51,73,74 Wheaton. Michelle 93,98 Wheeler. Ken 27,78 Wheeler. Mary 49,73,74 Wheeler. Paul 87 Wheeler. Paul 33,35,83 White, Maryann 83 White. Bill 34.35.74 Whiting. Rocky 23.52.93.98,99 Wich. Blair 19.20.21.23.31.73,74 Wickham. Connie 97 Wickham, Tammy 22,86.87 Wilkinson. Molly 40,41.43.83 Willett, Derrick 78 Wilson. Derryck 21,25,34,35.79 Wolfe. Dave 12,27.33.35.87 Wolfe. Jim 50.73.74 Wood. George 50.59,73,74 Wood. Bob 93 Wytrwa. Phil 93 YZ Young. Annette 73,74 Zimmer, Thomas 87 INDEX—105 The members of the Odessa—Montour Teachers Association offer their congratulations to The Class of 1982 Best wishes for a successful future. Congratulations to the senior class on a job well done. Charles W. Chamberlain broker REALTY WORLD-CHAMBERLAIN REALTY 214 Main St. Montour Falls compliments of the Senior Class. Bus (607) 535-9578 Res: (607 ) 535-9681 (or appt. only each office independently owned Compliments of SULLIVAN S VENDING 205 Canal Street Montour Falls, N.Y. 14865 Phone 535-7226 Best wishes to the class of 1982 from Terry and Linda TERRY’S SUNOCO Catherine St. Montour Falls, N.Y. Weekdays 6 a.m.—II p.m. Weekends 8 a.m.—II p.m. EASTERN GRAPE GROWER WINERY NEWS Good luck class of ’82 from the extends best wishes to the Class of '82 Odessa—Montour Junior High Student Council 106—ADVERTISING In Expression of our appreciation Prestwood Photo Service, Inc. 1140 Sanderson Ave. Scranton. 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