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Odessanean 1985 Alma Mater The hills and valleys that God created are joined in Odessa-Montour. We're ever thankful for all its beauty and the greatness of our school. As years surround us with pleasant memories— the fondest and the best Will be the mem'ries of our school Dear old O.M.C.S. 100 r -,102 101 103 JLSi T-j—nsk fHT—? i ; J107J l091I0|r|BJ jllO U H.1JL3 200 Ir 202 204 l206 l’°Ul „ 1 H 1 1 :l iMKH . | MO.1C. I 1 J l 201 I 203 20S H 207 |t=l=j| 2XL —r—1— 211 121 3 |21S I Odessa-Montour Central School Odessa, NY 14869 This eerie picture of the flag brings back memories of the 1984 Olympics. The American flag was displayed many times, as our proud athletes received their medals. Carla Westlake and Bonnie McCormick show their affection for one another, while Connie Wickam smirks. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Rebecca Titus and Nate Buc .ek wait patiently in line, while Debbie Gifford gasps in terror as she sees what's for lunch. Cheryll Bannister tells some juicy gossip to Marie Goodrich and Lisa Hoover, who are listening intently. Mr. Fraboni takes time off from stalking naughty Jr. High students, and relaxes in his chair in the teachers lounge. Girls flock from all over to be near Troy Monks! Surrounding him are: Jamie Myers, Peggy Flatt, Sherry Dickens, and Kate Anagnost. TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 The 1985 Odessanean Proudly Presents This Yearbook To .. . Mrs. Edith Gaige Mrs. Gaige, thank you for all of your unflagging dedication to the student body of Odessa-Montour. We know you've had a tough job trying to teach us about French and Spanish language and culture, and we appreciate it very much. It's hard trying to bring another world to O-M and you've done a magnificent job over the years. We hope that you'll enjoy your retirement even though we think you are too young to retire. We'll be thinking about you in the Fall of 1985 when we come back to school and you'll be out on the farm in Cayutaville enjoying all of the beauty of Schuyler County. We hope that you'll also be planning trips to Europe, one of your favorite past times. So, the Staff and Student Body say, Thank You and enjoy your many long years to come. 4 DEDICATION TAMMY SUE WICKHAM Dec. 4, 1965—June 11, 1984 Our True Friend Has Left Us... Why? I can't answer that, no one can. Tammy was all heart. I remember her once saying, This isn't gonna stop me. I'm gonna keep going cause I wanna live. I want to be here forever. I looked at her, my eyes swollen with tears, saying to myself, You will live, always, because you've got a dream to share with the rest of us who take life for granted. When I look back on all the memories we shared, I realized what a gift she gave me. She taught me to love now, Don't wait until it's too late, Tell that person you care. I remember saying endlessly to her and myself, You'll make it, and don’t worry, I’ll be right here when you come back. Remember, hold on, don’t let go. You'll come out just fine, feeling like a champ. I think about the gift the doctors gave Tammy and thank them for making her able to share six more years of her life with us. I know Tammy loved sharing it with us, even if some of us didn't understand her delicate and very serious problem. Tammy said, I will live. And she does live, In my heart and in the hearts of others that she has touched on her short journey through life. by JoAnn Coates MEMORIAL 5 Since 1984 was an election year two Seniors got involved in the campaign. Since they could not vote Erin and Aaron decided to display their views with a giant BUSH banner. Right: Donny Gunning puts best foot forward to make himself look good every day. 6 STUDENT LIFE Left: Erin Dowd and Marc Brown still haven't forgotten how to study even though they're Seniors Below: The TOUGHEST trio at O-M: Pat Angle, Danny Truax, and Harold Mayo. Above: The new 1984-1985 School Cafeteria. Left: Lisa Hoover and one of her many admirers. STUDENT LIFE 7 Foreign Exchange Students P ft t l v Z: 4 v: ■« -£• ZA u t ' z Vi 7 t] t t H 0 1 z i T ' ft z i t 0 i £v z ) I 3 ' O V ‘1- t 1 I 1 i 4 h l- i i Ar [ 0 $ t 1 am spending a wonderful time here in Odessa. I have so many new experiences that I cannot have in Japan. Japan is a very beautiful country that I would like you to visit. I wish you much happiness. Seiko Noguchi Being in America has been a very valuable experience to me. Meeting the American way of life and the school has been very interesting, although the two countries don’t seem so far from each other in culture. I would like to thank the school for taking me as an Exchange Student this year. I wish the best in the future for all of the students here at OMCS. Jakob Nielsen Opholdet her i Amerika har vaeret en meget udbytterig oplevelse for mig. At mode den amerikanske livsstil og skole har vaeret meget interresant paatrods af, at de to lande ikke synes saa langt fra hinanden, i Kultur. Jeg vil gerne takke Skolen for at tage mig som en Udvekslings Sluderende dette aar og onske alle eleverne her paa OMCS alt bedst i fremtiden. Jakob Nielsen 8 EXCHANGE STUDENTS Boys and Girls State Last summer, the New York State American Legion Boys State was held at Siena College in Loudonville, NY right outside of Albany. Boys from all over New York State spent a week learning about and creating their own model state government. Attending from O-M were some of the senior guys: Mike Baker, Glenn Bleiler, Greg Chamberlain, Andy Michel, Aaron Teeter, and Mike Rentschler. During this week of simulated government the Men from O-M were vital links in the functioning of this government. Mike Baker was superintendent of highways, Glenn Bleiler an assemblyman, Greg Chamberlain was chief of fire prevention, Andy Michel served on the Federalist platform committee, Aaron Teeter was a superintendent of schools, and Mike Rentschler was chairman of committee funds. Not all was work, in their spare time they played baseball, softball, frisbee, and just rested their weary bodies. by Mike Baker GIRLS STATE In the Summer of 1984, Sherry Dickens and Erin Dowd attended Girls State held at SUNY Albany. Like the Boys, Erin and Sherry learned about NYS Government, parliamentary procedure, and met important politicians in the State Capitol. For the first time, the Boys and Girls worked together. Our O-M'ers had the distinct honor of meeting Governor Mario Cuomo! Everybody not only had a good time but they learned a lot about government and about meeting new people. BOYS GIRLS STATE 9 The Prom A smile may cross your face as you reminisce about the 1984-85 Junior I Senior Prom. The Juniors and a few seniors spent several hours on Saturday, scurrying around to Stillman's and the paper store to create a Victorian atmosphere at the Montour House. By evening, the sounds of laughter and music from the band— DENAMO. Scanning the room, you would have noticed the elegantly dressed couples and singles—which seemed to bring stag back into existence. Those honored on the court were as follows: Junior Court Kate Anagnost, Donny Gunning, Peggy Flail, Troy Monks, Shawn Durfey, Mike Myers Senior Court Amy Hall, Greg Lychalk, Gina Scriven, Chubber House, Laura Vandervliet, Dave Marsh Following the crowning by Mrs. Titus, the crowning by Mrs. Titus, the couples danced to the 1984 theme song The Closer You Get . Everyone always finds humor in watching the girls in their gowns Fast dance. Peggy Flatt and Amy Hall had little trouble in their Yt length dresses. Guys like Troy Monks and Greg Chamberlain however, were extremely uncomfortable in their formal wear. Junior Queen Kathy Anagnost shares a dance with Senior King Greg Lychalk. Junior Court: 2nd Princess Shawn Durfey, 1st Princess Margaret Flatt, Queen Kathy Anagnost King Don Gunning, 1st Prince Troy Monks, 2nd Prince Mike Myers. 10 PROM Class of '84 Senior Court: Dave Marsh, Robert House, King Greg Lychalk Queen Amy Hall, Gina Striven. Laura VanderVliet. PROM 11 Right are Liz Fowler and Erin Dowd, looking pleased with their creation of Kermit and Miss Piggy, Shirley Menzi and Rosie Colunio. Shaun Durfey, Karen Hunter. Greg Dense, and Keith Hoover watch the freshmen worship them. The gate by the girls bathroom serves as a coat rack during the dance. Class Of '88 Gets Theirs It was 8:00 PM, Friday, October 19, 1984. An event long awaited by the Class of '85. one that the Class of '88 was not looking forward to. It was ... Freshman Initiation. The OM cafeteria was quickly filling with Freshman guys who had newly acquired busts, it looked like an ad for Cross-Your-Heart Bras. Freshman girls were most often seen with totally gaudy and tacky clothing. Initiation was funny but very unoriginal. I think there needs to be more input from the Seniors, more imagination, said Senior Craig Smollen. Craig's victim was Mark Sipes who was dressed as a new wave flower child. Other good costumes were worn by Rosie Colunio and Shirley Menzi who, thanks to Erin Dowd and Liz Fowler, ended up as Kermit and Miss Piggy. Wendy Scott, initiated by Kathy Cutton, was a pack of Wrigley's Spearmint Flavored Gum. Kathy said that she got the idea from a college yearbook. Freshman Shelley Hunter enjoyed initiation, It was cool, some people really deserved it, like Amazon (Lisa Pylkas). Senior Nancy Sample wasn't too thrilled with Initiation, It was kinda boring, they don't let you do much anymore. Push pennies and say the pledge is about all you can do to them, I think it should be a whole day event like it used to be. Our school is too strict. Although there were some complaints the Class of '85 did enjoy getting their revenge on the lowly Class of '88. Gary Sawyer poses as the new Maidenform Man, you never know where he'll turn up. Left: Lisa Pylkas is waiting for a Senior to pop another balloon to find out what humiliating act is in store for her next! Above, Seniors Donna Vary, Liz Fowler (in background), Lisa Stone, Terry Eccleston, Pam Strong, Keith Hoover, Jenny Titus. Kneeling are Freshmen Eric Arnold, Mike Gardner. Brennan Searles. Ann Stone, Lisa Hoover, Allison Barrett, Stephanie Tague, and part of Sheila Burgess. INITIATION 13 Right: The Freshman Class laced up a winner when they won the '84 Homecoming Float Competition. The Class of '86's hearts were crushed” when it was announced that the Freshmen won first place. The proud Juniors had previously won first place for the past two years. There was a high level of spirit between both classes. The candidates and their escorts: K. Anagost J. Confer, S. Dickens D. Sidle, Queen Erin Dowd Richard Slusser, P. Flatt E. Taber, B. Cleveland B. Hancock. 14 HOMECOMING Homecoming On Friday, October 12th, Mr. Charles Martin crowned Erin Dowd as this years homecoming queen. Erin was escorted by Richard Slusser and was accompanied by candidates as they rode around the field. The candidates were Kathy Anagnost, Sherry Dickens, Margaret Flatt, and Betsy Cleveland. They were escorted by fason Confer, David Sidle, Eric Taber, and Billy Hancock. Along with the coronation, we saw the class floats on parade. The freshman class walked away with First place with the theme Kick 'em back to Candor . Placing second was the Junior class with the theme Crush Candor . Following close behind in Third place was the sophomore class with Cook Candor . Our superb Marching Band did a fabulous halftime show with an O-M formation, and the playing to The Hill Street Blues . The show was a moment which all will remember. Our football team supported our class floats themes by kicking them back to Candor with a 47-0 victory. Left: The Great O-M Marching Band Above: The Homecoming Queen Erin Down Escort Rich Slusser. Above: The Senior float went down the tubes to a miserable defeat. Left: The Class of '87 took 1. The Smiling Victors are Cheryl Bannister, Lisa Bruno, Theresa Gunning, and Jennifer Rogalin. HOMECOMING 15 ..n-enSs Far right, Bobby Hines reveals his sexy legs. Mrs. Circh displays this seasons maternity wear. Below, Jason and Skip show off their footwear New fashions were introduced this year j Just about everyone owned $ stone-washed pin striped jeans. In warmer weather O-M'ers teamed them up with lace or mesh shirts and bright plastic flats or pumps. In colder months students were seen in vests that buttoned at the bottom with tan or black suede boots. Karen Kotmel and Rosie Colunio brightened the school with blinding fluorescent tops. New hair styles were seen this year like Mel Haight's classy bob along with new products like mouse and gel which Jason Confer used generously. Who could forget Jim (ZabaGrog) Ennis' dyed stripe down the middle of his hair? He looked twice as wild in his purple zebra pants that fit like a second skin. Concert tour shirts were seen with Rick Sprinfield, Sammy Hagar, John Waite Survivor who were all on tour. Many underclassmen became very fashion conscious wearing striped dress shirts with leather ties no doubt from Chess King. Yet, the traditional worn Levies and t-shirts were seen most of the time. Above right, Jamie and Mel wearing their favorite sweaters. Far right Carol poses in her oversized vest Renee in her John Waite T-shirt, and Liz hang out in the gym (right). Below, Terry puckers up to give Lisa a big kiss. To some people their locker is just a cubicle of space to hang their jacket, but to most, their locker is a home away from home That's why they go to such extremes decorating and furnishing them. A majority of people hang contact paper, photos of friends, or of their favorite singers or actors Keeping items like food, candy, and mirrors in them, along with an occasional tunebox. Dan Thorpe even has a clock in his Keeping your locker neatly organized is not easy to accomplish, but who really wants a clean locker anyway? It's a good thing our mothers can't nag us to straighten them up along with our rooms or we'd never have time for our homework! Face Painting is a lot of fun for all involved. The painter loves creating mini-paintings on someones cheek, and the paintee loves having it done Although few highschoolers get it done, it is very popular with elementary and junior high students. For only twenty-five cents you can get popular designs such as: 'ghostbusters'. Twisted Sister' or hearts with a girlfriends' or boyfriends' name in the center. Face Painting is a great profit maker for the Art Club and a tradition that will go on at O.M. for years to come. Above: Face Painting on Halloween. Rjght: Laura Lynch paints a ghostbuster emblem on a students cheek. Below: Madge and J.C., dressed as a punk, pal around on Halloween. Below Right: Some unidentified students pose in the hall. Below: More face painting. 17 ABOVE: Gina and Greg were working on their art projects until BELOW: The legs of the OM Girls Swim Team. RIGHT: Don't go out in the hall with those Debby! ABOVE: Cynthia, what are you telling them now? 18 STUDENT LIFE ABOVE: Doug, Karen, Jason, and Eric watch the OM Football team kick Candor back after the 1984 Homecoming Game. ABOVE: Scott Wytra writing another letter to Cynthia about his fashions, while Jessie Purvis is attempting to do his homework. BELOW: Did I really miss a spot shaving this morning? LEFT: Colleen and Denise on their way to class. STUDENT LIFE 19 The O-Mermen are getting psyched up for a big one. Right: Let's get crazy! 20 SPORTS DIVIDER Boys Basketball Left to Right: M Myers, B Clark, S. McCarty, M Decker, O. Burgess, J. Nielson, S. Gauvin, W. Croft, M. Clauson, J Mathers, J. Monroe Front: S. Cannon, D. Smith, D. Harrington, Back: Coach LoPresti, S. McCarty, G. Gavich, J. Hoffman, D. Thorpe, J. Confer, D. Avery, R. Slusser, D. Kelly, D Chapman, G. Cole, J. Mulhall, D. Harrington Gary Cole and Greg Gavich spring to their defensive The O M Varsity is psyched for the big game. Scott Gauvin goes for ANOTHER two points. 22 BOYS BASKETBALL positions. Doug Avery gets yet another rebound. The OM cagers had an 11-2 record when the yearbook was going to press. For the 3rd consecutive year, the Indians have won the Christmas Tournament, they also clinched the small student division title for the 2nd year in a row. At one point during the season, the cagers were ranked 6th in the Star Gazette Basketball poll. The Indians were lead by Scott Gauvin's 20 points per game average, Scott was also named MVP at the annual Christmas Tournament, along with the nomination of Brad Clark to the All Tournament Team. This year the OM Indians will lose Walt Croft, Scott Gauvin, Jacob Neilson, Jason Monroe, and Mike Myers. But next years season will also be a good one, with such players as Jason Coner, Skip McCarty, and Owen Burgess See Scott jump. Front: J. Dickens, J. Dickens, M. Colunio, D. Vary, Back: J. Grover, J. Lisk, M. Burns, J. Cole, J. West, D. Gauvin, B. Biddle, B. Clark. J. Edwards, R. Palmer, L. Thomas, J. Joslyn, A. Ayers P. Bruno. D. Mulhull, J. Gerdes, R Myers, S. Keagan, K. Teeter, J. Wood, C. Barnes, K. Lewis, B. Snow BOYS BASKETBALL 23 Girls Basketball On November 12, the OMCS Girls Basketball team commenced the beginning of a new season under the leadership of Coach Williams once again. The girls practices started out with running what seemed to be endless laps around the gym and sprints to prepare for another fine season. The girls started off their season with two wins over Corning East and Notre Dame to bring their winning streak to 41 until losing their first game to Class A Vestal when they were invited to the Delhi Christmas tournament in December. The girls had a 6-6 record with many more games ahead this season. The girls don't play the sisters of the poor, you know” and aren't afraid to take a challenge. The highlight of the season which turned their record around to a winning one was their upset over Dryden 50-45. There were also many good times that the girls will always remember. Front Row: Rosie Colunio, Kari Halbert, Tracy Monks, and Terri Williams. Back Row: Nancy VanderVleit, Rebecca Titus, Tina Bennett, Tammy VanNess. Allison Barrett, and Coach Haight. 24 GIRLS BASKETBALL Left: Coach Williams and the rest of the OM Indians. Above Center: Where's the Coach during this time out. Sharon and Denise going up for a rebound, while Jeanette is taking a rest. Bridgette Searles squaring up Rebecca Titus following to the basket, for a shot. through with her shot. JV Coach, Miss Haight taping Tammy VanNess' ankle. Left: Jeanette, why don't you pass the ball to Liz? Above: Rosie Colunio is not going to give the ball up that easily. Denise Wilson going up for a Is Christine going to make this lay-up. basket? Left to Right: Liz Fowler (Capt), Missy Brace, Lisa Cannon, Jeanette Dillion (Capt), Sharon Wayland, Denise Wilson, Bridgette Searles, Kathy Collins, Kathy Anagnost (Capt), Micki Calarco, Kathy VanderVleit. GIRLS BASKETBALL 25 BELOW: Varsity Cheerleaders: BOTTOM—Marlene Croft, Denise Parrott, Sherry Dickens, Betsy Cleveland, Tina McClean. TOP— Dodi Balshuweit, Carolyn Reid, Brenda Fivie, JoAnn Meek, Karen Hunter. RIGHT: Liz Fowler was right, when saying This is what cheerleading is all about. The 1984-1985 Varsity Cheerleaders did a fantastic job cheering on our sports teams. The enthusiasm never stopped even though the football games were played on cold nights or the basketball games were humid, as usual. The girls worked super hard for the I AC Championships. Cheerleading is a sport now and our girls have to work as hard as any other athlete, boy or girl!!! 26 CHEERLEADING Cheerleading LEFT: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT —Amy Stayer, Theresa Gunning, Shirley Menzi, Cindy VanGalder. BACK —Lisa Hoover, Karen Anagnost, Heather Gordon, Gina Kellogg, Trina Boyce. BELOW: 7th Grade Cheerleaders: Julie Martina, Maggie Glover, Michelle Cross, Christina West, Deanie Seafuse, Heather Reynolds, Beth Cratsley, Michelle Caperelli. ABOVE: 8th Grade Cheerleaders: Chris Miller, Robin Kuparinen, Colette Rinker, Nancy Meek. Tina Wytrwa, Jennifer Narde, Stacy Sayre, Kim Saunders, Andrea Kuparinen. CHEERLEADING 27 'The Line, Asel Graves, Tim Benjamin, Walter Croft, Scott Gauvin, Glen Blieler, Mr. Pulos, Terry Eccleston, Frank Carey, and Keith Stermer. Football The O.M. football team finished the 84 season with a 7-2 record. Although every game is a big game, some standout through the season. One such game is the annual Bucket game against rival, Watkins Glen. Watkins came into the O.M. game with a crippling O.M. defense and a ball control offense. The came away with a 13-7 victory. The very next game the Indians won a hard fought game against T-burg 7-6. After losing to O.M., T-burg goes on to win the large school division. It was a fine year for the Odessa gridders leaving 13 seniors with great memories and marks all over the record books. Including: Coach Myers 40th win, a record 4 shutouts, Brad Clark's 1,319 rushing yards, winning the bucket two consecutive years and beating Watkins 3 consecutive times, and finishing 7th in the S-G Twin Teirs poll. QUOTES Mike Baker: This year's team was definitely the closest team I've ever played on. Varsity Scores O.M Lansing 16..................12 Newfield 15.................40 (Watkins 7...................13 T-burg 6.....................7 Candor 0....................47 S.V.E. 0....................30 Groton 0....................22 Tioga 22......................7 _ N. Valley 0..................14 W J. i --f !• ■ . v-.f. s -■ M•• • s v i. v A The Varsity team: bottom— Troy Monks, Matt Romanki, Keith Hughey, John Collins, Mike Baker, Don Gunning, Asel Graves, Bob Kane, Mark Clausan, Dennis Rinker. Middle—Coach Pulos, Mike Myers, Brad Clark, Jim Halbert, Terry Eccleston, Glen Blieler, Frank Carey, Greg Dense, Paul Larow, Eric Miller, and Coach Myers. Top—Steve Schaffhouser, Tim Benjamin, Don Benjamin, Dick Fish, Scott Gauvin, Walter Croft, Keith Stermer, Mark Decker, and Skip McCarty. 44 % f A 28 FOOTBALL O.M.'s Mr Quarterback, Mike Myers 8 in action at the Spencer-VanEtten Another Indian victory, as usual. The junior Varsity team. Front—Norman West. Mark Sipes, Don Smith, Danny Harrington, Mike Gardner, Andy Legare. Rick Churches Middle-Coach Gordon. Luke Leszyk. Armin Miller, Dave Lynch. Dave Sidle, Lyle Goosen, Doug Chapmen, Scott Shaw, Bob Terry, David Harrington, Coach LoPresti Top—Ron Loper. Caveman Rhodes, Jason Confer, Richard Slusser. Dave Kelly, Mike Powers. Dru Christian. Willard Daughtery. Billy Hancock. J.V. Scores OM N. Valley 28.................7 Tioga 0.....................20 Moravia 8...................28 Watkins 0...................22 Moravia 6...................25 S.V.E. 12...................34 Tioga 12....................34 Watkins 6...................16 Junior High Scores O.M. S.V.E. 6...................12 N. Valley 16................0 Tioga 6....................30 S.V.E. 14................ 12 N. Valley 8.................0 Tioga 0....................22 Coach Gordon, Coach LoPresti, and assistant B.J. Baker watch the game intently, as Coach Meyers nervously paces. Junior High: Front—J. Joslyn, C. Barnes, S. Wixon, M Marshall, J. Wood, A. Brown, C. Dudgeon, J. Lauper, B. Clark. Middle—Coach Meyers, T. Gefferion, M Burris, K. Blieler, C. Guild, S. Hayes, J. Page, J. Grover, L. Thomas, J. Tharpe, Coach LoPresti. Top—C. Searles, K. Teeter, S. Cleveland, B. Biddle, W. Stermer, D. Gauvin, J. Kellog, D. Vary. FOOTBALL 29 The OM Marching 30 Band During the Medley Relay, Greg Chamberlain flashes us his winning smile. SEATED: S. Wixson, J. Heichel. 2nd Row: G. Chamberlain, M. Kotmel, M. Thompson, M. Rentschler, G. Bleiler, L. Goossen, L. Titus. 3rd Row: D. Vary, Mr. Westervelt, G. Miller, A. Miller, J. Mosher, A. Michel, J. Rhodes, M Brown. 32 BOYS SWIMMING ABOVE: Glen loves to win, that's why he's on the O-M swim team. LEFT: While Moreland Thompson dives into the water, ready to go, Jeff Rhodes seeks concentration before the Waverly meet. BOYS SWIMMING 33 Boys Swimming Odessa's Mermen seem to be building a winning tradition. After a year in which six of ten school records were broken, including two league standards. Odessa was the highest placing at sectionals in school history, our swimmer's chances to improve on last year's 25 and 2 record seems almost inevitable. Backed by Thompson, Brown, Renschler, and Kotmel. Odessa's captains of Rhodes, Bleiler, Chamberlain and Michel hope to lead the team to an unprecedented IAC championship and Class C sectional titles. Here, Mike Kotmel tries to capture Rick Carey's winning backstroke style, as seen in the '84 Olympics. This years swim team surprised a lot of the girls on the team. Coming from an 11-1 record last year, the girls weren't confident enough that they once again could take the title, but after a certain momentum” speech, everything seemed to fall into place as it did last year. The bulk of the credit should go to our coach, Scott Westervelt, from chewing on his whistle to licking his lollipop's, he led us to a 9-3 season. We appreciated his dedication and understanding that a coach must have if he coaches a girls team. This season the girls placed 2nd in IAC Relays, 3rd place in Championships, and they placed 10th in Sectionals out of 16 schools. This years climax was when O.M.'s 400 Freestyle relay, made up of Kathy Collins, Karen Kotmel, Liz Fowler, and Tracy Monks reached their goal by getting 3:59.72, and by reaching such a goal they continued onward to state qualifying meet. O.M. didn't make it to States, but received the honor just to participate in such an event, that relay also broke an old Lansing pool record from 1978. There are always going to be memories on a team, and some that will stand out the most in each of the girls minds are; I.A.C. Busters, Toga Day, Liz's Fall at Dry den, Pizza Hut, removing Lansing’s water that once and only once entered O.M.'s pool, and lastly those speeches in the lounge, that often left a few tears. I really enjoyed being this year's captain with Tracy and Karen and I would like to thank-you all for putting up with me and my speeches, and to Coach Westervelt and the TEAM. Thanks for making my senior year a very memorable one. Far Right: Mr. Westervelt is a Elizabeth Fowler little tired from watching his LODI team swim 5,000 yds PS: Do me a favor and get LANSING!!!!! OM Southern Cayuga-32.........44 Watkins Glen-69............87 Bath-74....................82 TA Edison-33...............43 Lansing-93.................63 Dryden-30..................45 Southern Cayuga-32.........44 Watkins Glen-31............45 TA Edison-26...............50 Bath-27 ...................49 Lansing-45.................31 Dryden-79..................77 IAC Harvest Relays........2nd IAC Championships.........3rd Sec IV Competition.......10th Girls Swimming Left: This spirited banner helped get the team psyched. Below: At the big meet against Lansing, the O-M team does some cheers after their warm-ups. The team posed for their annual mug shot, along with Coach Westervelt and manager Beckey Evans. Beckey was a great help to the team. Above. This is the “Win for Freddy banner. Freddy Fish, our mascot, inspired the team to a successful season. The banner below it was torn down by the Lansing team after they beat us. Left Toga Day at O-M Front: J. Chamberlin, D. Bruno, M. Glover, M Hunter, A. Stone, T. VanNess. 2nd Row. K. Collins, D. Wilson, L. Fowler, S Wheaton, C. Cratsley, S. Tague, D. Senka. Top: K. Cutton, B Cratsley, T. Monks. K. Kotmel, B. Titus, R Kuprinen, H. Cole, M Lynch, R. Colunio. GIRLS SWIM 35 Below: Our Japanese exchange student, Seiko Noguchi, shows O-M'ers how volleyball is really played. leaps up for a power s pike after a set-up by Michelle 1 Letteer. 1 JV SCOREBOARD Opponent O-M Groton ...Won Lost T.A.E Lost 6c Lost j S.S.H.S ... Won Newark Valley.... ..Won 6c Won Lansing Won 6c Lost S.-V.E Won 6c Won i Watkins Glen .... Lost 6c Won Tioga Won Candor .... Lost 6c Won E.F.A ... Won 4 36 VOLLEYBALL Bump JV SCOREBOARD Opponent Groton O-M T.A.E .... Lost Si Lost S.S.H S .... Lost Si Lost Newark Valley. .. .... Lost Si Lost Lansing .... Lost Si Won S.-V.E ... Won Si Won Watkins Glen St Won Tioga ... Won Si Won Candor Si Lost E.F.A .... Lost Si Lost .. Set... Spike At 3:15 some of the girls of our school would don their sneakers, shorts, t-shirt, and of course, knee pads to endure another of Coach Larison’s volleyball practices. Usually the practices would start out rather mildly (like running for 10 minutes, which everyone loved). The year was a very fun season for both teams, seeing that they got along very well. At one point in the season, Lisa Brown's parents donated two sheet pizzas for a pizza pig-out party on the bus to Tioga. One of Pam Strong's most memorable experiences on the team was How Bridgette and I thumb wrestled on the bench at Watkins. Bridgette added, and I won every time. But of course the season wasn't all fun and games. Nancy Chapman made the All-Star Volleyball Team. On October 17th, the O-M Volleyball Team put up a great fight against Edison at home. Edison was the dominant team in the league and our girls gave Edison the closest game of their season. Another highlight of the season was the match against the Candor Indians. Wendy Roblyer said, We gave them a run for their money!!'' “The team pulled together, added Stacey Sayre. Nancy Chapman recalled that, the best time on the team was when I served the MOST serving points against Candor. A quote that all the players will remember is, Lisa!! Watch out for that chair. This is one of Brenda Dense's famous spikes as O-M beat Tioga on Halloween Night! JV: Jackie Rosbaugh. Seiko Noguchi, Stacey Sayre, Michelle Letteer, Lisa Bruno, Charlene Sayre, Debbie Slusser, Vickie Fair. VOLLEYBALL 37 Wrestling Top Left: Robert Burns smears Jesse Purvis on the mat. Top Right: Everything is sideways for Paul Wheeler when Keith Hughey takes him for a ride. Above: Senior Dave Wolfe shows Don Benjamin a new move, unfortunately. Front: James Tharp. 2nd Row: Troy Monks, Charles Adams, Donald Gunning, Tom Zimmer, Keith Hughey, Paul Wheeler, Mitch Parrott. 3rd Row: Joe Zimmer, Mark Parrott, Eric Arnold, Robert Burns, Chris Lynch, Carl Guild, Jesse Purvis, Jim Lauper, Dan Rozelle. 4th Row. Dave “Mad Dog Lynch, Mike Parrott, Eric Taber, Kieth Stermer, Don Benjamin, Dave Wolfe, Jim Halbert, Wayne Stermer. 38 WRESTLING Once again 0-M returns with a fine group of matmen. At the present, the team is 10-1 with 3 matches to go. The team also placed 3rd at the Watkins Glen Invitational and is expected to place well in the I AC League Tourney, Class D Tourney and the Section 4 Finals. This year the 0-M matmen are lead by a tough bunch of Seniors. Paul Wheeler 98 (19-4), Troy Monks 105 (21-0), Tom Zimmer 132 (17-4), Don Gunning 138 (21-0-1), and Keith Stermer 145 (14-3). Captains Cunning and Monks both plan to be contenders in the State Finals this year. Behind the Seniors we have several underclassmen who should uphold the winning 0-M tradition. Mitch (8-8) and Mark Parrot (7-1) both 91 lb. 7th graders and big brother Mike 155 (4-4) will add a lot to our team in years to come. Keith Hughey 118 (20-3) and fim Halbert (5-2) both look tough this year and should be even better as Seniors next year. Other 0-M powerhouses include Dave Lynch 167 (9-5), Chuck Adams 112 (5-5), Dave Sidle, and Wayne Stermer 126 (5-11). Left: Dave Wolfe shows Tom Zimmer what the world looks like up-side-down. Below: It looks like to us that Eric Taber regrets tangling with Keith Stermer Left: Tom Zimmer is looking for a quick trip to the mats, courtesy of Donny Gunning. Give Tom a break. Above: Carlton Guild has Don Benjamin in a bind, we think it's Don, that is. WRESTLING 39 GIRLS TRACK Spring Sports GIRLS TRACK: Front — T. Williams, N. Meek, T. Colarco, J. Vaughan, S. Tague, K. Cutton, J. Rogalin, S. Crane. Back—G. Kellogg, S. Hunter, K. Kotmel, M. Brace, W. Robyler, J. Dillon, S. Wayland, G. Wilson, K. Kotmel, M. Wheaton, S. Burgess, C. Crane, Coach E. Scott. BOYS TRACK AGAINST O-M Watkins Glen Moravia Won Tioga T-Burg r % Candor S-VE Groton Newfield The Spring '84 Varsity Softball team included the following: V. Kron, L. Brown, B. Chapman, N. Chapman, L. Bruno, M. Dickens, K. Anagnost, L. Fowler, B Cleveland, G. Scriven, K. Spaulding, R. Spaulding. The coach was Mr. LoPresti. The JV team included: S. Sayre, C. Sayre, T. Gunning, K. Anagnost, H. Gordon, M. Rogalin, L. Lynch, L. Cannon, B. Dense, D. Parrott, J. Meek, K. Halbert, T. McLean, 4c J. Hall. The coach was Mrs. Spotts. AGAINST Watkins Glen Moravia .... Tioga....... Lansing..... T-Burg ..... Candor ..... S-VE........ Groton...... Newfield.... O-M .....Lost .....Won .....Won .....Won Won4cWon .....Lost .....Lost .....Won .....Won The OMCS Tennis team, coached by Miss Dawna Fetter, continued to improve as they posted a 5-8 record, including their 1st victory over Watkins Glen in many years. The Indians have continued to improve with 4 freshmen, and one sophomore playing on the Varsity squad (in 1984). Since the team has practiced many hours, we expect a .500 season. VARSITY SOFTBALL AGAINST S. Seneca... Corning East. Newfield.... Tioga....... S-VE........ Candor...... T-Burg ..... Watkins Glen Dryden...... S-VE........ Newark V.... O-M .....Lost .....Lost Lost4cWon Lost Won .....Lost Lost Won .....Won .....Won .....Won .....Lost .....Won TENNIS AGAINST o-M TA Edison...............Lost Watkins Glen............Won T‘Bur8...................Won Moravia.................Lost Union Springs...........Lost TA Edison...............Lost Watkins Glen............Lost TBurg....................Won Newark V.................Won Moravia.................Lost Union Springs ..........Lost Newark V................Lost S. Cayuga................Won IV SOFTBALL AGAINST O-M Lansing T-Burg S-VE Candor Newark V Tioga Dryden 40 SPRING SPORTS VARSITY BASEBALL AGAINST O-M S. Seneca Tioga S-VE ..Won4cLost Candor .. Won Won Newfield . Won Won Watkins Glen Won TA Edison T Burg Won Horseheads Newark V Won Dryden Champions in IAC Division 4c League VARSITY: Front—M Drake, C. House, D. Reynolds, F. Carey, G. Dense, G. Cole, M Meyers. Standing—Coach Westervelt, K. Legare, J. Anagnost, R. Roberts, M. Lynch, R. Scott, L. Dickinson, M Baker. JV: Front—M Romanki, D. Smith, J. Hofman, D. Keegan, J. Mulhall, H. Mayo, R. Scriven. Standing—M. Pollack, J. Lewis, E. Bovaird, A McCarty, A. Miller, J. Confer, D. Chapman, D. Avery, J. Collins, O. Burgess, L. Goossen, D. Benjamin, D. Harrington, M. Powers. Coach: Mr. Meyers CROSS COUNTRY: Front—V. MacDaniels, D. Vary, C. Adams, J. Mosher, E. Adams. Back—D. Gifford, R. Spaulding, R. Burns, D. Cook, L. Pylkas, S. Burgess, C. Ray, Coach E. Scott. JV BASEBALL AGAINST O-M Lansing Lost Won Corning E T-Burg TA Edison Corning W S-VE Candor Lost Won Newark V Newfield Lost Won Watkins G Won Tioga Won X-C 1984 Cross Country, a fall sport, was brought back to O-M in 1984. Six boys and six girls competed. The races are run on trails which may include one or more hills of different elevations and grades, wooded areas, or flat grassy land. High school courses vary from 2.6 to 3 miles. JH students run 1.5 miles. In meets, points are awarded for the first five finishers. The low score wins! In invitations and championships, individual awards are also given out according to places finished. O-M's most outstanding runners were Chuck Adams and Cathy Ray. Ribbon finishers at the Newark Valley Invit, which included 92 boys and 69 girls, were Chuck Adams and Cathy Ray. Ribbon finishers at the IAC's: C. Adams, E. Adams, J. Mosher, and R. Spaulding, C. Ray, V. MacDaniels, S. Burgess. The team records were: Boys 3-1 and Girls 3-0. SPRING SPORTS X-C 41 42 ACADEMICS BELOW Who said Seniors didn't study? Referring to Donna Vary and Nancy Sample ABOVE: Seiko Noguchi and JoAnn Coates making use of their lunch hour. LEFT: Miss Carpenter doing her daily overdue slips. ACADEMICS 43 Basketball—2; FSA—2; Student Council—3. CAPTAIN ANDl: Likes Carribean Queen, Wham, Karate Kid, Guidance Office, Friday Night Videos, NO School Food, Dream is to be rich and famous, Loved Mrs. Meskill's English Class. TIMOTHY BENJAMIN Basketball—2; Football—1,2,3,4; Tennis—2; Track—2,3,4; Chorus—1,2,3,4(VP); Drama—3; Mixed Ensl—12,3,4; Jun Sen Play—3; Lit Mag—3; Select Chorus—1,2. BENJl: Likes Here Comes Cowboys, Psychedelic Furs, Mirror Moves, The Outlaw Jose Wales, NO School Food, Dreams of someday teaching History. 44 SENIORS Basketball—1,2,3,4; Marching Band—3,4; Softball—1,2,3,4; Swimming—1,2,3,4; Band—3,4; Student Council—1,2,3,4; 1(VP),2(VP),3(VP),4(VP). KATE: Likes The Cars, Heartbeat City, Revenge of the Nerds, Dirt Roads, Trapper John, MD., Turkey and Gravy, Dream is to be happy with whatever she does. GLENN BLE1LER Football—1,2,3,4; Marching Band—2,2,3,4; Swimming—1,2,3,4; Track—3,4; Band—1,2,3, 4(Pres); Honor Society—2,3,4; Jazz Band—1,2,3,4; Student Council— l,2,3(Treas),4 Pres); Boy's State—3;l(Pres). BRUSH: Likes Three Blind Mice, The Fixx, Phantoms, 101 Dalmations, The Lounge, Bandroom, Remington Steele, NO School Lunch, To Someday be the President, Loved Mrs. Meskill's i MICHAEL BAKER Baseball—2,3,4; Basketball—2; Football—1,2,3,4; Varsity 0 —3,4; Juni Sen Play—3. BAKE: Likes Eat the Rich, Dio, Standing Hampton, Night Hawks, White Shadow, NO School Food, Coon Hunting with Troy Monks, Don Gunning, and Mike Myers. LISA BROWN Softball—1,2,3,4; Volleyball—1,2,3,4(Capt); VIC A —4; BOCES—Dental Assistant. SCOOBY: Like I Need You. Stevie Nicks, Sports, E.T., Barney Miller, Soup and Sandwiches, To become a Dental Hygienist, Going to sectionals for softball in 1982. MARC BROWN FRANK BRUNO MICKI CALARCO Football—2; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Swimming—2,3(Capt),4; Tennis—3; Band—1,2,3,4; Honor Society—2,3,4; Jazz Band—1,2,3,4. MARC: Likes Facing the Wind, The Fixx, Phantoms, The Muppets take Manhattan, The Lounge, Remington Steele, NO School Food, To Someday be the Vice President, Loved Mrs. Meskill's English Class. FRANK CAREY Baseball— 1,2,3,4; Basketball—1; Football—1,2,3,4; Ski—3,4. BUTCH: Likes Big City Night, Scorpions, Screaming for Vengeance, Animal House, The Broome County Arena, Benny Hill, The School's Milk, Wants to be successful, Lunch Hour Parties are his best memory of OM. PIZON: Likes Shout at the Devil, Motley Crue, Backin' Black, Hardbodies, Miami Vice, The School's Ice cream, Wants to be a success, His Best memory of OM is when Pat Angle beat up Walt Croft. GREG CHAMBERLAIN Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Swimming—1,2,3,4; Girls Swimming Manager(l,2,3); Track—2,3; Band—1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensl—2; Jazz Band—1,2,3,4; Jun Sen Play—4; Ski—1,2; Student Council—4; Varsity 0 —l. GREG: Likes Purple Haze, Jimmy Hendrix, The Final Curb, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Bonaville, Star Trek, The School's Apple Pies, Wants to someday live on an oyster farm, His best memory from OM was beating Watkins in swimming in 1984. Basketball—3,4. STICK1: Likes Hello, Quiet Riot, Purple Rain, All the Right Moves, Kate's House, Hart to Hart, NO School Food, Wants to be Rich, Is glad she made friends here at OM. NANCY CHAPMAN Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Softball—1,2,3,4; Volleyball — 1,2,3,4( Capt); Band—1,2,3,4; BOCES—Office Automation. ANIMAL: Likes Hard Habit to Break, Chicago, Color by Numbers, Gremlins, Bandroom, Facts of Life, School's Tuna Noodle Casserole, To become a Computer Operator, Softball Sectionals of 1982 that we won. SENIORS 45 REBECCA CLEMONS Chorus—2,3,4; FHA—4; FSA—2. BECKY: Likes Hello, Air Supply, Best of Air Supply, Turkey and Gravy, To go to college. RICHIE COPE Baseball—1,2,3,4; Varsity O —3,4. RICHIE: Likes Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Heaters, The A-Team, Pizza, To be a state police, painting. 46 SENIORS BETSY CLEVELAND Cheerleading— 1,2,3,4(Co-Capt); Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Softball—1,3, 4; Band—1,2,3,4; Drama—3,4; Jun Sen Play—3,4; Ski—1,2; Student Council— 1,4; Varsity O —4; Yorkers—1; SADD—3,4; l-3(Treas),4(Pres). . ••' Likes Hello, Quiet Riot, Can't Slow Down, Revenge of the Nerds, Kate's House, Fraggle Rock, Turkey and Gravy over Rice, To be a Computer Programmer, Senior Lunch Hour Parties. WALTER CROFT Basketball—1,2,3; Football—1,2,3,4; Track—1,4; Wrestling—4; Computer— GATOR: Likes I Wanna Rock, Twisted Sister, British Steel, Gremlins, Phil's, A-Team, Pizza, Play Football for Washington Redskins, Winning the Bucket 2 years in a row. A M JOANN COATES Marching Band—2,3,4; Tennis—2,3,4; Volleyball—3,4; Art—3(Treas),4; Band—2,3,4 (Lib); Chorus—1,2,4; Mixed Ensl—3; Jazz Band—2,3,4; Select Chorus—1,2; Varsity 0 —4. JO: Likes Tender Years, Huey Lewis and the News, Eddie and the Cruisers Soundtrack, Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Bandroom, Fame, Pizza, Radio Broadcasting and Communications, Senior High Band. KATHY CUTTON Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Softball—4; Swimming—1,2,3,4; Track—2,3; Art— 1,2,3,4; Band—1,2,3,4; Ski—2,3,4; Varsity O —1.2,3,4; Yearbook—4; SADD—3,4. BUBBLES: Likes Hard Habit to Break, Duran-Duran, Purple Rain, The Lounge, Fame, Turkey and Gravy, To be successful, Beating Lansing in swimming in 1983. GREG DENSE Baseball—2,3,4; Football—2,3,4; Juni Sen Play—3,4; Ski—3,4. GREG: Likes Love Bites, Motley Crue, Shout at the Devil, Revenge of the Nerds. Miami Vice, NO School Food, Lunch Flours. ERIN DOWD Basketball—1,2; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Swimming—1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Band—l,2,3(Lib),4; Chorus—l,2,3(Sec); Mixed Ensl—4; Honor Society —3 4(VP); fun Sen Play—3,4; Select Chorus—1,2; Ski—1,2,3,4; Student Council—1,2,3,4; Varsity 0 -l,2,3,4; Yearbook—4; Yorkers— l(VP),2(Treas); Mascot—3, 2(Sec), 3(Sec). DOWDY: Likes OMCS High School Band, Gremlins, The Lounge, Maroon Baboon Suit, HBO, Salad Bar, The Medical Career, Being on detention with Liz Fowler, because of Aaron Teeter and Kate Anagnost. Cheerleading—1,2,3,4; Tennis—2; Track—1; Art—3,4; Band—1,2,3,4; Honor Society—2,3,4; J uni Sen Play—3; Student Council—2,3,4; Varsity 0 —3,4; Yorkers—1,2; 2 (Pres), 3 (Pres). SHER: Likes Cruel Summer, Duran Duran, Romancing the Stone, The Guidance Office, Remington Steele, NO School Food, Wants to someday be a Doctor. JEFF DURFEY Computer—1. NUTS: Like I Wanna Rock, Twisted Sister, ZZ Top Eliminater, Revenge of the Nerds, Alpine Inn, Simon and Simon, Turkey and Gravy, Farming, Best Memory is when we beat Watkins for the Bucket. Swimming—1,2; Art—2; Computer—1; FSA—2 (Treas), 3,4; Honor Society—2,3,4; Jun Sen Play—3,4; Ski—1; Student Council—3,4. DOANER: Likes Fantasy, Loverboy, Pink Floyd, Purple Rain, The Bug, Wheel of Fortune, The School’s Blueberry Pies, Wants to be healthy and wealthy, Initiation. SHAWN DURFEY FHA—3,4; Student Council—1; Yorkers—l,2(Sec.). DURF: Likes I want to Rock, The Cars, Purple Rain, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Dirt Roads, Family Ties, Tacos, To be a Probation Officer, The party's at Lockheed. SENIORS 47 TERRY ECCLESTON Football—1,2,3,4; Tennis—2; Wrestling—1; VICA—3,4; BOCES—Carpentry. HACKSAW: Likes Every Breath you Take, Police, Sycronicity, Porky's l II, Lime Pit, Matt Houston, Pizza, To build a home for Lisa and I, Football Season, Marcn 10, 1984. MARGARET FLATT Cheerleading—2; Marching Band—2,3,4; Swimming—1; Band—2,3,4; Chorus—2,3 4(Pres); Drama—3,4; Mixed Ensl—2,3,4; Jazz Band—1; Jun Sen Play—3,4; Student Council—2,3,4; Yearbook—1,4; Musical—1,4. PEG: Likes Darling Nicki, Prince, Purple Rain, Anagnost's House, Saturday Night Live, NO School Food, Skipping School with Betsy Cleveland. 48 SENIORS JIM ENNIS Wrestling—2; Art—1,2,3,4. ZABA GROG: Likes I Wanna Rock, Scorpions, Love at First Sting, Purple Rain, Owego, Friday Night Videos, Pizza, To win the Lottery. ELIZABETH FOWLER Basketball—l,3,4(Capt); Softball—3,4; Swimming—l,3,4(Capt); Track—1; Band — 1,2,3 4( Sec); Chorus—1.2 3(Treas); Drama—3,4; Mixed Ensl—1,2,3; Jazz Band—4; Jun Sen Play—3,4; Student Council—1,2,3,41 Sec); Ski—1.2,3,4; Varsity “0 —l,2,3,4(Pres); Yorkers—1; SADD—3 4IVP). LIZ: Likes Hard Habit to Break, Yes, Synchronicity, An Officer and A Gentleman, The Lounge, The Bill Cosby Show, Turkey and Gravy over Rice, To be the swim coach at Mission Vijeo, Calif, Having detention with Erin Dowd for changing our locker legally. RICHARD FEELEY Drama—4; Jun Sen Play—4; Yearbook—4. RICH: Likes Out of Touch, The Police, Synchronicity, Risky Business, St. Elsewhere, NO School Food, To Make money as a lawyer. SCOTT GAUVIN Basketball—1,2,3,4; Football—1,2.3,4 Capt); Track—1,2,3,4 Chorus—1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensl—3,4; JH Basketball—3(Stats); Select Chorus -1; Varsity 0 —4. SCOTT: Likes I Can't Drive 55, Sammy Hagar, Purple Rain, Head Hunter, Red Dawn, Candor, Friday Night Videos, A-Team, Cheeseburger, Hot Turkey Sandwich, Winning the Bucket 2 times and Senior Year. LIZ GOLD ASEL GRAVES Art—1,2,3. LIZ: Likes Manic Depression, Led Zeppelin, Bent out of Shape, The Song Remains the Same, Sidewalk In the front of the school, Saturday Night Live, Pizza, To be a guitarist. DONNY GUNNING Football—2,3,4; Track—2,3,4; Wrestling—l,2,3,4(Capt); fun I Sen Play—4. DAPPER: Likes Hard Habit To Break, Def Leppard, Porky's Anagnost's House, The A-Team, Tacos, Wrestling. Football—3,4; Chorus—1,2. ACE: Likes Strut, ZZ Top, El Loco, My House, Pizza, Senior Year. PETE HAIGHT Art—4; SADD—3,4. PARTYING PETE: Likes Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin, The Song Remains the Same, Trading Places, LochHeed, Saturday Night Live, Pizza, To be rich, noonhours. Softball—2,4; FHA—2,3(Sec),4(VP). DEBBIE: Likes Warrior, Scandal and Patty Smith, Purple Rain, Eddie The Cruisers, Charlene's House, Hardcastle McCormick, Pizza, Become an elementary teacher, senior year. KEITH HOOVER Baseball—1,4; SADD—3,4. HERB: Likes Hot for Teacher, VanHalen, 1984. The Big Chill, LockHeed, It's Your Move, To be successful, Senior Year. SENIORS 49 GARY HOUSE KAREN HUNTER BOCES: Tool Die. HOUSY: Likes Eye of the Tiger, Van Halen, 1984, Star Trek II, Lock Heed, Simon Simon, No School Food, To own a Major Motorcycle Company, and Noon Hours. VICKI KRON Softball—1,3; Art—l,2,3(VP),4; Chorus—1,2,3,4; fun I Sen Play—4; NAHS—2(Sec.). VICKI: Likes Hard Habit to Break, The Steve McFall Band, Shout at the Devil, Eddie and the Cruisers, MR's, BB’s Houses, Night Flight, NO School Food, To become a recognized person, and her wonderful friends. Cheerleading—l,2,3,4(Treas); Band—1,2; fun I Sen Play—4; Student Council—1,3; Yorkers—1. KAREN: Likes I Want to Rock, ZZ Top, Highway to Hell, Karate Kid, Anagnost's house, Simon Simon, Tacos, To travel around the world, Our Senior party at Locheed. LISA LA ROW BOCES: Child Care; Art—I; FHA—1. LEE: Likes Purple Rain, Prince, Heartbeat City, Road Warrior, the O-M Indian sign out front, NO TV, NO School Food, to go to College, and friends. 50 SENIORS RAYMOND IA YNES BOCES: Ag. Mechanic; Wrestling—1,4 BUTCH: Likes Scarred For Life, Rose Tattoo, Krokus, Longest Yard, his truck, Miami Vice, Fish, to own a house in the woods, and this Senior year. MISSY LEONARD BOCES: Cosmetology; Drama—4; FSA—4; Jun Sen Play—4. MISSY: Likes On The Darkside, Ratt, Shout at the Devil, Eddie and the Cruisers, Smalley's truck, It's Your Move, NO School Food, happiness, success, to make lots of money, and the Senior party at Ray's. IENNY MAINE Chorus—1.2; FHA—3; BOCES Health Service. JAMIE MEYER Basketball—2; Track—1; Art—1,2(VP),3,4; Drama—4; Jun Sen Play—4; Ski— 1; Student Council—1,2,3,4; Varsity 0 —3,4; SADD—3,4. JAMES: Likes Against All Odds, Air Supply, Purple Rain, An Officer and a Gentleman, Hill Street Blues, NO School Food, The Crazy lunch hours Peg and I had in our Senior Year. Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Swimming—1; Track—4; Band—1.2.3.4; BOCES—Child Care. CHESTER: Likes Hello, The Cars, Heartbeat City, The Champions, OM Indian Sign, Bugs Bunny, Ice cream. To be a psychologist, having Beth Harris for a best friend. ANDY MICHEL TROY MONKS Baseball—1,2,4; Football—1,2,3,4; Wrestling—l,2,3(Co-Capt)4. MONKER: Likes Big City Nights, Scorpions, Love at First Sting, Rocky 1 II, My Car, Magnum PI, Tacos, To be an Olympic Wrestler, Noon Hours, and Wrestling Matches. Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Swimming—1,2,3,4; Girls Swimming—1-4( Manager); Band—1,2,3 4(VP); Honor Society—2,3,4(Pres); Jazz Band—1,2,3,4; Student Council—4. ANDY: Likes A Pool, The Lounge, NO School Food, Bullwinkle and Rocky, To be a Neurosurgeon, Stopping WG's Win Streak in swimming. SENIORS 51 IASON MONROE MIKE MYERS JAKOB NIELSEN Basketball— 1,2,3,4; Football—1,2-4(Stats). MONO: Likes Can't Drive 55, Sammy, The Karate Kid, Party Mobile, A-Team, Macaroni and Cheese, Noon Hours. SEIKO NOGUCHI Baseball—1,2,3,4; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Football—1,2,3,4; Art-4; Student Council—1,2,3; Yearbook—4. MICK: Likes Victims of the Future, Boston, Screaming for Vengeance, Night Hawks, First Blood, 310 8th St., Magnum PI, Pizza, Winning the 83 bucket. Basketball—4; Rotary Exchange Student. JAKE: Likes Gandhi, The town of Montour Falls, Salad Bar, Ice cream, Being an Exchange Student at OM. REBECCA PEPPARD Marching Band—4; Volleyball—4; Art—4; Band—4; Chorus—4; Ski—4. SEIKO: Likes The Reflex, Huey Lewis and The News, Sports, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Cottage at Seneca Lake, Weather Report, Ice cream. RAN AY OVERHISER Art—2; Band—1,2; FSA—2; BOCES—Office Automation. NAE: Likes Rebel Yell, Motley Crue, Shout at the Devil, Purple Rain, Her Room, Family Ties, Subs, Go on a World Tour with Billy Idol. 52 SENIORS KIM PHILLIPS Art—1,2,3,4; Chorus—1,2; Jun Sen Play—4; Student Council—1,3,4; Yorkers— l,2(Treas). KIM: Likes Hard Habit to Break, Van Halen, 1984, The Karate Kid, Anagnost's House, M A S H, Tacos, Troy Monks, Senior Parties. MIKE RENTSCHLER Swimming—1,2,3,4; VICA—3,4; BOCES- Tool Die. SABU: Likes Love Child, Accept, Balls To The Wall, Up The Creek, Hill St. Blues, Milk and Ice cream, Being Rich, Beating Watkins for the first time in Swimming in 5 years. Colorguard in Edison Band—1,2. JEFF RHODES Marching Band—3,4; Swimming—1,2,3,4; Band—1,2,3,4; Jazz Band—1,2,3,4; Varsity “0 —1,2. RHODSEY: Likes Panama, Van Halen, Love at First Sting, Conan the Destroyer, Car, The Bill Cosby Show, NO School Food, To Make Money, Junior High Years. CATHY RAY Basketball—2,3; Cross Country—4; Track—1,3,4; Art—1,2,3,4; Varsity 0 —3,4. HEY RAY: Likes Bop till you Drop, Oxford Blues, The Guidance Office, Friday Night Videos, To be Rich, Sophomore Year. BETH ROGERS Basketball—1; Art—3; Chorus—1,2; VICA—2; BOCES—Cosmetology; BOCES yearbook—4(Staff Reporter). BUG: Likes Emotions in Motion, Billy Squire, ET, Her Dodge, WKRP in Cincinnati, Tacos, To be a Cosmetologist, Her Senior Year. SENIORS 53 KEVIN ROUNDS Football—1; VICA—4; BOCES-Auto Mechanics. ROUNDSY: Likes Round and Round, Scorpions, Love at First Sting, Bachelor Party, Mill Pond, The Little Rasccals, NO School Food, OM Dances. Wants to leave Odessa. BRIDGETTE SEARLES Basketball—1,2,3,4; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Volleyball—3,4; Band—1,2,3,4; Honor Society—2,3,4 Sec), Varsity 0 —3,4(Treas,Sec); Yorkers—1,2; SADD—3.4. BRIDGE: Likes Carribean Queen, Duran-Duran, Purple Rain, The Karate Kid, The Band Room, Tacos, The 1983 Volleyball game at Tioga, to become a lawyer. 54 SENIORS r MIKE ROUNDS Wrestling—1; VICA—3,4; BOCES—Welding. ROUNDSY: Likes Leonard Skinard, Gold and Platinum, Porky's, The Front of the school, The A Team, NO School Food, Lunch Hours, To be The President. NANCY SEYMOUR Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Band—1,2,4; SADD—3,4. NANC: Likes Walking on a Thin Lint Huey Lewis and the News, sports, Purple Rain, The Lounge, Turkey and Gravy, To go into the field of agriculture, The good times with her friends. NANCY SAMPLE Cheerleading—1,2; Track—4; Volleyball—3; Art—l,2,3(Pres),4; Drama—3; Student Council—1,2,3; Varsity 0 —3,4; Yearbook—4; SADD—3; Boy's Swimming—3 4( Stats); 1( Sec),4 Sec). NOODLES: Likes Dancin' In the Dark, The Karate Kid, Guidance Office, Night Flight, NO School Food, 15th Birthday at the School Dance, to be successful in everything she does. CAROLE SHEEHAN Cheerleading—1; Cross-Country—1; Art-4; Chorus—2; Drama—3; Lit Mag—4; l(Sec). SWEET PEA: Likes Locomotive Breath, Jethro Tull, Poco's Legend, Rocky l,ll lll. The Punch Bowl, NO School Food, Doing Karate Chops down the hall wearing Stacy Sipes psychodelic yellow shoes, To someday be rich and to marry Jerry. TERESA SIMPSON Basketball—2,3; Drama—3; FHA—1; FSA—2; lun Sen Play—3; BOCES—Office Automation. SIMP: Likes Hello, Lionel Richie, Born in the USA, The Razor's Edge, Fame, Tacos, To be an executive secretary, being with friends and having fun. STACY SMITH Band—1; FSA—2; Ski—1,2: Student Council—2,4; SADD—2 4(Pres). SPACY STACY: Likes Evergreen, Fleetwood Mac, Born in the USA, The Big Chill, Phil's, General Hospital, Tacos, To make money and have a kid, Knowing that I could get out of OM a year early. STACY SIPES Basketball—1,2; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Art—1,2,3,4; Band—1,2,3,4; Drama—3,4; Honor Society—2,3,4(Treas); Jun Sen Play—3,4; Ski—2,4; SADD—3,4; Student Council—1,2,3(Sec),4(Treas); Yearbook—2,3,4; Girls Basketball—3 4(Stats); School Store—2,3, 4( Manager). SIZZLE: Likes Hello, Hall Oates, H,0, The Karate Kid, The School Store, Hot Pursuit, The School's Milk, To travel around the world, Loved Algebra Class with Mr. Beebe. CRAIG SMOLLEN Football—1,2; Marching Band—1,2,3; Wrestling—1,2,3,4; Art—1,2; Band—1,2,3; Drama—4; Mixed Ensl—2; Jazz Band—1,2,3; Lit Mag—3,4; Ski—2,3,4; Partying—1,2,3,4. CHRIS SMALLEY BOCES—Auto Body. Buckwheat: Likes 1 Wanna Rock, Judias Priest, Defenders of Faith, Friday the 13th, his truck, The Little Rascals, NO school Food, Lunch Hours. GARY STARKS Basketball—1,2; Football—3; BOCES—Technical Electronics. GARY: Likes 1 Can’t Drive 55, Scorpions, RATT, Empire Strikes Back, The Pyramid Mall, Mike Hammer, The Milk, To be Rich, Vacations away from OM. CRAIG: Likes Everybody must get stoned, The Beatties, Man who fell to earth. Poncho's Pit, The Playboy Channel, To live an erratic life. SENIORS 55 KEITH STERMER Football—1,2,3,4; Wrestling—1,2,3,4; BOCES—Carpentry. SMURF: Likes Robert Plant, Gremlins, To be Loved, Parties. AARON TEETER Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Band—1,2,3,4; Computer—2; Honor Society—2,3,4; Jazz Band—1,2,3,4; Jun Sen Play—3; Student Council—1,2,3 4(VP), Boy's State—3,4. TEET: Likes Sonatina, OplOO, Dvorak, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, Concerto Grosso, Vivaldi, Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Lounge, Cheers, NO School Lunch Food, Wants to someday develop Reagan's Star Wars System, Favorite memory was putting Liz Fowler and Erin Dowd on detention. 56 SENIORS Cheerleading—1,3,4; Swimming—2; FHA—1; Jun Sen Play—3; VIC A— 3,4; BOCES—Cosmetology. LIZZA: Likes Stuck on You, Police, The Chipmunks, Porky's l ll, The Lime Pit, Matt Houston, Pizza, To someday own her own beauty Salon, being a cheerleader for 3 years. MORELAND THOMPSON Swimming—1,2,3,4; Chorus—1,2,3,4; Student Council—4. DRIFTWOOD: Likes Still Loving You, Scorpions, Love at First Sting, Romancing the Stone, M’A S H, The School's Milk and Ice cream. To be the president of something, Beating Watkins in swimming. PAM STRONG Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Tennis - 3; Volleyball—2,3,4; Art—1,2,3,4; Band—1,2,3,4; Chorus—2,3; FSA—1; Jazz Band—1,4; Student Council—1,2,3,4; Varsity 0”—3,4(VP); Yearbook—4; SADD—3,4(Treas); Boy's Swimming Manager—2,2,3,4. PAMMY: Likes Cruel Summer, OMCS High School Band, Purple Rain, Karate Kid, The Band Room, Fraggle Rock, NO School Food, To Become a Corporate Lawyer, 1983 Volleyball Game at Tioga. JENNIFER TITUS Basketball—2,3,4( Stats); A rt—1,2,3( Sec),4( T re as); FSA—1,2.3,4; Yearbook—2,3,4; Boy's Swimming Manager—1. JENNY: Likes Desert Moon, Duran-Duran, Born in The USA, Ghostbusters, Simon and Simon, Macaroni Cheese, To Someday DONNA VARY ED VAUGHN PAUL WHEELER Cross Country—4; Tennis—3; Boys Swimming—3 4(manager); Art—2,3,4; Drama—3; Varsity O”—4; Yearbook—4. DONNA: Likes Wake me before you Go-Go, Prince, Purple Rain, The Karate Kid, The mall. Call to Glory, Chicken, To be become a district attorney, All the good times she has had with her friends. DAVID WOLFE TOM ZIMMER Wrestling—1,2,3,4; VICA—2. FROGGY: Likes 1 can't Drive 55, Sammy Hagar, Krokus Head Hunter, Cujo, Bucks Truck, Little Rascals, The Salad Bar, To be a auto body Technician, Lunch Hours. Baseball—1; Wrestling—2,3,4; Honor Society—2,3,4; Student Council—2,3. ERNIE: Likes We’re not gonna take it. Scorpions, Love at First Sting, Bachelor Party, Monkers Car, Matt Houston, NO School Food, Millionaire, Lunch Hours. Baseball—2; Football—4. DANGEROUS DAVE: Likes I Can't Drive 55, Sammy Hagar, Defenders of Faith, Uncommon Valar, Hayes Woddsy, Little Rascals, Pro Motocross, Lunch Hours. SENIORS 57 Top: THE couple of the Class of '85, Lisa Stone Terry Ecclestone. Above: This is how Seniors get their Honor Passes, Erin Dowd and Bridgette Searles in Foods of the World. Right: Senior Officers: Betsy Cleveland (Pres), Kim Phillips (Trea), Kathy Anagnost (VP), Nancy Sample (Sec) not pictured. 58 SENIOR CANDIDS Below: Sherry Dickens tutors Troy Monks and Gary House in the Lounge. Above: Troy Monks says, Don't worry Coach, I'll be ready for Friday.'' Left: Marc Brown and his new '84 girl friend, Brenda Smith SENIOR CANDIDS 59 60 BABY PHOTOS A. Andrews D. Balschuweit B. Barn gar M. Bates L. Beebe K. Beebe D. Benjamin S. Bennett M. Brace J. Brisbois O. Burgess T. Calarco L. Cannon D. Carlson D. Chapman J. Christian M. Clauson J. Collins S. Crane R. Cunningham M. Croft M. Decker J. Dillon C. Donnelly B. Fivie B. Gardner G. Gardner D. Gifford D. Greene P. Grover J. Halbert P. Houghton K. Hughey R. Kane J. Johnson E. Kimble K. Kotmel V. Landon S. Lanning J. Lewis M. Lewis L. Lynch M. Mack J. Mathers M. Mathews A. McCarty V. McDaniels T. McLean J. Meek 62 JUNIORS E. Miller D. Parrott M. Parrott R. Personius T. Potter W. Powers T. Randall K. Rappleye C. Reid W. Roblyer M. Rogalin M. Romanki J. Rosbaugh S. Schaffhouser T. Searles R. Seymour K. Sills T. Skinner B. Smalley W. Smith K. Spaulding M. Stayer K. V'Vliet J. Vaughan J. Wade S. Wager S. Walker S. Wayland M. Wheaton R. Whiting D. Wilson JUNIORS 63 Left: Michele Rogalin, Wendy Powers, and Wendy Roblyer discuss important matters in the Auditorium. Topic??? Below: Junior Officers: Denise Parrott (Pres), Denise Wilson (Trea), Jeannette (VP), Michelle Wheaton (Sec) not pictured. Above: Kelly Kotmel and above right: Our Juniors are well represented in the O-M Marching Band with the likes of Scott Lanning, serious Scott Wager, and the pensive Owen Burgess. 64 JUNIORS Above: Eric Miller takes and UNUSUAL break from study hall work. Right: Jeanette Dillon and Michelle Wheaton discuss fine points of higher math. RAH RAH GO TEAM GO!! shout Michelle Wheaton and Lisa Cannon. Left: Laura Lynch is emerging from the depths of O-M Below: “We Juniors STILL think we should have been 1 in the float competition. JUNIOR CANDIDS 65 T. B. L. D. W. s. T. B D. B. G. K. J T. D. B S. L. M R. C. F. N. G. L. H. T. M K. J B. D. D. Boyce Brisbois Bruno Bryington Bryington Cannon Carey Chapman Christian Clark Cole Collins Confer Conklin Cook Dense Dickinson Drum Durfey Evans Foster Frycek Gardner Gavich Goossen Gordon Gunning Haight Halbert Hall Hancock Harrington Harrington K. Anagnost P. Angle C. Bannister S. Bannister S. Bennett J. Bergen What's behind the book, Joe? 66 SOPHOMORES Karen Kotmel asks Karen Anagnost, What is Jennifer Rogalin looking for? Center, it looks like a mystery to Teresa Gunning, too. P. LaRow K. Lovell J. Marshall H. Mayo, Jr. A. Miller J. Mulhall T. Overhiser D. Page R Peet S. Phillips M. Pollack C. Purvis J Ray M. Rhodes J. Rogalin C. Sayre A. Seafuse S. Shaw D Sidle W. Silliman R. Slusser A. Smith T. Snow R. Spaulding B States N. States L. Stone E. Taber D. Thorpe T. Truax M. V'Strand C. Westlake C. Wickham SOPHOMORES 67 Never trust a kid with a name like OOG1E. Scott Shaw. What does Coach Westervelt want now? says Becky Evans. Our own care bears Cheryl Bannister and Marie Goodrich. Above: Even more buggies from Melanie Haight and Kari Halbert. Right: Officers: J. Mulhull (VP), J. Confer (Pres), J. Rogalin (Trea), K. Anagnost (Sec). Billy Hancock and Eric Taber actually east the WHOLE thing. They like it here. 68 SOPHOMORE CANDIDS J. Bergen, C. Cole, R Peet, G. Gavich, and F. Frycek are waiting for Mrs. Meskill right after lunch. Brenda Dense at Initiation Night. “I didn't crowd in ' says Jennifer, Karen, Theresa. Left: Montour's Finest—Tonya Snow, Ranay Overhiser, Tina Overhiser, Michelle VanNord-strand. Joey The Cambodia Kid Hoffman. SOPHOMORE CANDIDS 69 E. Arnold D. Avery K. Bailey A. Barrett W. Benjamin J. Bergen C. Bowen M. Bowen E. Bower T. Bower T. Brush K Bryington M. Buczek S. Burgess R. Burns R Cady S. Cannon B Chapman D. Chapman R Churches D. Clark R. Cleveland H. Cole R Colunio W. Croft C. Curl L. Davenport J- Davis S. Den- T. Dudgeon L. Ector C. Everetts M Fanell J Fowler S. Freeman M. Gardner D. Gifford M. Goodrich M. Grover P. Halbert J. Heichel T. Heichel B Harris L. Hoover S. Hunter A. Johnson V. Kerns D. Keegan K. Kotmel 70 FRESHMEN R. Lauper T. Learn A. Legare L. Leszyk D. Lynch W. Lynch S. McCarty L. Marshall P. Mayo S. Menzi T. Monks J. Mosher D. Moss J. Newell E. O'Bannion S. Packer R. Parker M. Parrott M Powers J. Purvis L. Pylkas C. Rumsmoke G. Sawyer T. Schink W. Scott B. Searles D. Senka V. Sills M. Sipes R. Skinner B. Smith D. Smith D. Smith A. Stayer A. Stone J. Sweet S. Switzer S. Tague R. Terry J. Thomas R. Titus K. Tompkins D. Truax N. VanderV. C. VanGalder T. VanNess M. Vondracek J. Wade K. Wager FRESHMEN 71 B Wagner D. West N. West P. White W. Whited S. Wytrwa Don Keegan and Billy Croft are here watching the Homecoming Game against Candor. Don and Billy are sporting their Mohawk hair cuts. Happiness is Rosie Colunio (center) with her friends Tracy Monks, Debbie Senka, Heather Cole David Lynch. 72 FRESHMAN Becky Titus is so Happy after finishing lunch and waiting to go to Afro-Asian Studies!!? Lisa Hoover says, I just can't figure out that Keith! FROSH CANDIDS 73 B. Alleman A. Ayers F. Barr M Barr E. Bean C. Beebe C. Bennett D. Berner B. Biddle J. Bird K. Bleiler B. Brisbois D. Bruno L. Bruno M. Burns V. Bush M. Campbell C. Chapman L. Christian B Clark S. Cleveland J Cole M Colunio D. Conklin R. Coolidge E. Cowles W. Daugherty B Decker M. Demarest J. Dickens J. Dickens R. Drum J. Eberhardt T. Eberhardt J. Edington ). Edwards M. Fagnan T. Fair K. Foley A. Frost C. Fudge F. Gascon D. Gauvin T. Geoffrion J- Grover C. Guild S. Hayes M Hines J Joslyn 74 JUNIOR HIGH J Kellogg M Kotmel C. Kornotch A Kuparinen R. Kuparinen C. Lam son M. Letteer G. Lisk J Lisk C. Lynch M MacDougall R Maphis M Marshall N. Meek C. Miller J. Narde L. O'Bannion T. Packer R Palmer W. Pelcher A Pollock T. Randall T. Ray H. Rice C. Rinker L. Rodriguez A Rumsmoke K Saunders S. Sayre S. Scott C. Searles A. Skinner D Slusser G. Sommers S. Spaulding C. Starkweather D. Stayer W. Stermer T. Stillman T. Strong L. Thomas L. Titus D. Vary J. West K. White T. Williams T. Wytra JUNIOR HIGH 75 C. Barnes B. Beach A. Bower P. Brisbois A. Brown J. Cannon M. Caperelli J. Chamberlain K. Chapman C. Clearwater C. Collins L. Collins J. Cook B Cratsley T. Croft M. Cross P. Davis S. Dean J. Demarest L. DeRoche S. Derr J. Dickinson C. Dudgeon R Eddy J. Edington C. Evans S. Foster R. Fraboni J. Frasier T. Gardner J. Gerdes M. Glover S. Keagan C. Hall R. Hendrickson ON BECOMING A 7th GRADER . . . The class of '90 entered Jr. High this year, what do they think of it? Here's what some of say: It's great, it's easy —Rusty Myers The day goes by a lot faster and the teachers are nice —Chris Evens I think the high school guys are goodlooking — Michelle Caperelli It's fun, my favorite class is Science —Aaron Bower It's great walking through the halls and getting girlfriends —Artie Sawyer M Koloski J. Lauper K. Lewis S. Lovell M. Lynch A. Marshall J. Martina J. Mathews G. Miller J. Moore W. Mosher L. Myers R. Myers J Page C. Palmer M. Parrott M. Parrott C. Peltchar M. Potter H. Reynolds H. Rinker D. Rozelle J. Samuels D. Saunders A. Sawyer D. Sea fuse J. Seaman M. Sidle R. Smalley S. Smalley B. Snow M. Starks K. States S. States T. Swansborough K. Teeter J. Tharpe J. Tucker S. Wixon T. VanAlstine K. Vaughn D. Voorheis B Wheeler G. Wheeler C. West T. Whitted J. Wood J. Zimmer JUNIOR HIGH 77 Right, Billy Whited, Dan Clark, and Nancy Vandervliet wait to pay for their lunch as Clint Bowen licks his lips, just thinking about eating Chris Starkweather daydreams, possibly about Wayne Stermer who sits behind her. Above, Jamie Gertes waits to buy refreshments at a football game. Right, Wendy Hughey does her typing. Dale Saunders makes sure he'll get in the picture, and Chris Barnes sits in a daze. Far right, Molly Fagnan shows us her Crystal Gayle hairstyle. 78 JH CANDIDS Below, Kevin States says I won't mess with Pam Davis, she's pro champ in drilling. Meanwhile Michelle Cross sweeps woodchips to heat our school Below left, Tina Wytra, on her way to Barbizon??? JH CANDIDS 79 Left, Dawn Bruno prepares to sit down, while Debbie Stayer attempts to find her pocket. Below, Joey Hoffman flashes the peace sign, as two unknown swimmers emerge from the depths of the O.M.C.S. pool. Left, Mrs. Frnka's advice is taken seriously by these junior high boys, who eat a balanced lunch each day. William Gill Art Elizabeth Titus Art Eric Claire English 12 Edith Gaige Foreign Lang Venico Fraboni Am History 8 James Scaptura European History Joseph Lemak, Jr. Afro Asian Did Picasso really start like this? Margaret Lovell Business Donald Frisk English 11 Jacalyn Pulos Business Joyce Meskill English 10 Jack Davis Driver Ed Eleanor Scott English 8 80 FACULTY Carl Petroziello Guidance Allan Sweet Guidance Thomas Williams Health Vicki Frnka Home Ec Howard Searles Woodshop Vincent Evans Geometry Stephen Shewan Rand Jean Samson Res. Room Aide Nelson Beebe Algebra Mr. Shewan, The Music Man strikes up the band at the 1984 Homecoming game Frank Mudrak JH Science David Taylor Chem Physics Suzanne Walker Biology FACULTY 81 Board Of Education Front: Mrs. Carol Fagnan. Mrs. Gwen Whiting (Board President), Dr. Richard Castor. Back: Mr. Robert Slusser, Mr. Joseph Vinti, Mr. Louis Dickinson Mr John Dowd Superintendent of Schools Ms. Mary Louise Donnelly Dr. Eugene Sensei Business Manager High School Principal 82 BOARD OF EDUCATION SEC NURSES Seated: Beverly Riley (Payroll), Lillian Payne (Accounts), and Charlotte Callanan (PR). Mary Lewis (HS Secretary) Left Frances Pierce (Stenographer), Bob Mathers (Maintenance), Sharon Young (Typist). Loretta Manning (District Treasurer) Seated: Our new Attendance Clerk Emily Maury and Discipline Clerk Betty Smith. Beverly Peters (Secretary) Nurses: Cindy Holdridge Sally Smith Jean Elliot (HS Secretary) Lois Cratsley (Guidance Secretary) SEC NURSES 83 Above: Mrs. Verna Shrout is our Cafeteria Manager. She's the brains behind the salad bar and the great lunches that we get every day. Below: Dianna Smalley, Biddy Barrett, and Marth Saunders. Above: Diane Benjamin, Jayne Lunch(?), Carmella Hoffman. Below: Beverly Pitcher, Sylvia West, and Anna Mathews. CUSTODIAL MAINTENANCE STAFF: Todd Oaks, Wayne Durfey, Cathy Mathews, Bob VanGalder, Merritt Seymour. STAFF 84 Chuck Vary Bus Drivers Fred Goossen Ray West Joanne Dorn Frank Dudgeon Iona Tanner Harold Harrington Our Hall Monitor Leroy Myers BUS DRIVERS 85 Right: Did you know that our favorite jocks were accomplished 3 dimensional artists? It's Gator Croft and Scott Gauvin in Mr. Gill's art class. Below: It's an exciting lab experiment in Mr. Mudrak's junior High science class. We're looking at Bob Palmer and Lisa Pylkas. Above: Pam Strong learns about kimonos and obis from our Japanese friend Seiko Noguchi. Right: Wanna go in for a quick smoke? Just kidding, it's Ms. Haight and one of her favorite students, Michele Rogalin. 86 CANDIDS Below: Karen Hunter loved her Senior year at O-M, especially those treasured down in the Senior Lounge Above: Mike Starks is doing a scratch pad in Mr. Gill's SSB Art Class. Left: The Best of Friends—Bonnie MacCormick, Jennifer Maine, Beth Rogers, Lisa Stone. CANDIDS 87 The Student Council this year is again under the advisorship of Mr. fames Scaputura. This year the representatives of the O-M student body put up the Christmas tree in the Rotunda, sold last year's M Ms, revised their constitution, learned parliamentary procedure, held the annual Leadership Day to honor the student leaders, and decked the halls for Christmas. Good Work! Student Council Front: O Burgess. D. Chapman, S. Menzi, R Colunio. T. Monks, L. Hoover, J. Heichel, J. Confer 2nd: Mr Scaptura (Advisor), D. Sidle, K. Anagnost, N Gardner, J. Rogalin, G. Kellogg, S. Bannister, G, Gavich, D Parrott, M Decker 3rd: R Kane, S. Smith, W Roblyer, M Rogalin, W Powers, J. Dillon, D. Wilson, C. Cratsley, E. Dowd. 4th: G. Bleiler, L. Fowler, M. Calarco, P. Flatt, K. Anagnost, B. Cleveland, P. Strong, S. Dickens, A. Teeter, S. Sipes. The Odessa-Montour chapter of the National Honor Society is a group of students whose academic accomplishment, character, and leadership is singled out. The O-M chapter is the called the Sapientes. The purpose of the Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, a desire to render service, promote leadership, and to encourage the development of student character. The Society also continued to recognize student effort in their hall display. Honor Society Front: A. Michel, S. Sipes, D. Wilson, J. Dillon, B Searles, G. Bleiler. 2nd: E. Dowd, D. Gifford, W. Roblyer, D. Parrott, S. Dickens. 3rd: Mr. Mudrak-(Advisor), S. Crane, L. Doane, E. Kimble! S. Lanning, P. Wheeler. 4th: A. Teeter, J. Wade, M. Brown. 88 STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR SOC Left, In New York the club visited a 15th Century chapel brought from Spain. Above, we were thrilled by the New York Skyline from the Staten Island Ferry. ART CLUB 89 This Year's Art Club was not only active in the school, but in the community as well. They painted faces over the summer at the Italian Festival in Watkins Glen. At the start of the school year they did the same at the Montour Falls Cornucopia. And of course painted everything from jack-o-lanterns to Christmas trees to valentines throughout the year in the O-M student lounge. The Art Club put on the first annual Halloween 'Costume Contest. The majority of students dressed up, some costumes were outstanding. Heather Gordon was a lop rabbit, Tina Searles donned herself in a frog outfit, which Mr. Banfi found hilarious. Lisa Bruno and Charlene Sayre were totally unrecognizable in their mummy bandages. 13 prizes were given out to those with the best costumes. The Christmas tree that stands each year in the rotunda was decorated with Origami cranes. Origami is the art of paper folding, which members of the art club learned, with the help of Seiko Noguchi, our Japanese exchange student. October '84 the Art Club held a Halloween Costume Contest, here’s C. Sayre, C. Cratsley, B. Hancock, and Amy Smith. Art Club In May '84 the club took its yearly trip to New York City to see the sights, including the Statue of Liberty, above. Front: S. Sipes, C Cratsley, D. Gifford, S. Dickens, K. Cutton, K. VanderVliet, V. Kron, J. Rogalin, D. Gifford, C. Sheehan, L. Cannon. 2nd: N. Sample, J. Coates. B. Evans, K. Kotmel. D. Page, J. Vaughan. S. Bannister, K. Sills. 3rd: A. Allen, S. Wayland, L. Lynch, J. Titus. M Myers, H. Gordon, P. Haight, N. Buczek, C. Ray. The Band Front: L. Beebe, D. Moss, J. Coates. B. Lynch. A. Michel, A. Teeter, O. Burgess, 2nd: Mr. Shewan, T. Learn, L. Fowler, B Wager, A. Burrett, G. Chamberlain, S. Lanning, 3rd: B Kane, M Brown, J. Rhodes, G. Bleiler, S. Wager, C. Churl. JAZZ BAND CLARINETS Back: W. Roblyer, W Powers, R. Titus, P. Strong Front: M. Fagnan, W. Benjamin, K. Sills, K. Collins, V. Kerns, B. Searles, V. Sills, S. Dickens, S. Sipes. BRASS. Front: N. Chapman, N. Seymour, G. Bleiler, M. Haight, C. Curl, 2nd: D Moss, S. Bannister, M Romanki, S. Lanning, S. Wager, J. Rhodes. 3rd: M. Lanning, B. Whitted, M. Gardner, B Kane, M Brown, T. Learn, G. Gavich. WOODWIND. Front: K. VanderVliet, T. Boyce, 2nd: L. Fowler, K. Cutton, D. Wilson, M. Brace, L. Lynch, B. Searles. B. Cleveland, S. Burgess, K. Wager. PERCUSSION R Churches, J. SAXOPHONES. B Wagner, G. Chamberlain, A Michel. O. Coates, B. Cleveland, A. Teeter, B. Burgess, L. Beebe, A. Barrett, P. Flatt, E. Dowd, N. VanderVliet. Lynch. 90 Band 8th Grader Vera Bush and her piccolo. JH Band Officers: A. Pollack, J. Dickens, T. Stillman Back: V. Bush, J. Grover, L. Titus. The Junior High Flute section at practice. The Junior High Jazz Band Let's play that one MORE TIME!!!! JH BAND: Front—J. Grover, B. Smalley, L. Rodriguez, J. Tharpe, J. Wood, J. Dickens, M. MacDougall, T. VanAlstine, T. Fair, J. Gerdes, B Crastley. 2nd: J. Zimmer, K. Bleiler, E. Bean, L. Titus, A. Pollack, S. Smalley, J. Kellogg, G. Sommers, J. Edwards, G. Lisk, D. Rozell, J. Dickens, Mr Shewan 3rd Row: M Koloski, D. Bruno, R. Maphis, V. Bush, D. Slusser, S. States, M. Fagnan, T. Stillman. L. DeRoche, S. Scott, L. Christian, P. Davis, M Cross, H. Rinker, T. Williams. BAND 91 PM BOCES STUDENTS: Front—Steven Bennett, Charles Adams, Brenda Fivie, Tammy Calarco, Mike How does she put up with us? Parrott, Paul Houghton. 2nd Row—Gary Starks, Doug Carlson, Phil Grover, Wayne Smith, Robin Seymour, Michelle Mack. Gary House, Tern Randall, Bob Personius, Dennis Chapman 3rd Row— Marlene Croft, Dodi Balshuweit, Joe Johnson, Mike Bates, Eric Miller, Mike Rentschler, Karen Spaulding. AM BOCES STUDENTS: Front—Nancy Chapman, Ronnie Cunningham, Tom Zimmer, Yvonne Peppard, Beth Rogers. 2nd Row—Lisa LaRow, Valeria Landon, Lisa Brown, Theresa Simpson, Bev Gardner, Todd Eberhardt, Ranay Overhiser, Ray Jaynes. 3rd Row—Our Bus Driver Mrs. Tanner, Keith Stermer, Chris Smalley, David Wolfe, Lisa Stone, Terry Ecclestone, Tom Hayes, Mike Rounds, Kevin Rounds, Homeroom Teacher Mr. Petroziello. 92 BOCES Far left: Mike Bates at Electronics Shop. Left: Marlene Croft at the computer. Below: Bev Gardner, Ronnie Cum-mingham Val Landon in the greenhouse. Above: Steve Bennett is learning the high tech side of farming. Above right: The PM BOCES gang waits for the bus. Above: Remember when it was snowy and very, very cold in January, 1985? Winter at the BOCES Campus at Horse-heads, NY. Left: Kevin Rounds at the lift fixing his favorite Ford. BOCES 93 Ski Club The Ski Club is made up of O-Mers who love the snow. They made many trips to Greek Peak on Monday nights and had a great time even though they rolled into school the next morning rather tired out. A lot of improvement was seen from last year and our skiers are now able to go down the more difficult slopes for the first time. The Ski Club is under the advisorship of Mr. Gill, a great person to have around. Mr. Gill is an avid and rather accomplished skier!! Varsity O The Varsity O is made up of a group of students who are athletically active and who have earned a varsity letter. Many people do not realize everything that the Varsity O does for the school. It also sponsors the Annual Sports Banquet where the coaches and exceptional athletes are honored. The reward of the hardworking Varsity O members is their well known jacket. Left: Front— L. Fowler, N. Sample, C. Ray, J. Coates, G. Kellogg, M. Baker, E. Dowd, K. Cutton, B. Searles. 2nd— Mr. Myers, M. Brace, J. Dillion, P. Strong, L. Cannon, M. Rogalin, C. Cratsley. 3rd—IV. Robyler, D. Wilson, M. Wheaton, K. Kotmel. 94 VAR O'VSKI CLUB F.H.A. Front—D Webster, C. West, M. Campbell, S. Derr 2nd—Mrs Frnka, H. Cole, L. Hoover, K Tompkins, A. Stayer, D. Bruno. 3rd: S. Forrest, M Grover, B Clemons, T. Randall, C. Foster, C. Chapman. 4th: N. States, B. States, D. Grover, D. Campbell, J. Christian, K. Lovell. SADD Members: Front: E. Dowd, N. Seymour, B. Cleveland, P. Strong, P. Flatt, K. Cutton. 2nd. B. Searles, M Calarco, K Anagnost, A. Allen, C. Ray, N. Sample, S. Sipes. 3rd: S. Dickens, E. Fowler. 4th: S. Smith, W. Robyler, P. Haight, C. Smollen, M. Wheaton, D. Wilson, J. Dillon. 5th: L. Bruno, G. Kellogg, H. Gordon, W. Powers, M Rogalin, T. Gunning. SADD SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk) began at O-M last Spring after a presentation by Paul Pacific. The Student Council formed a SADD chapter. O-M students attended a SADD convention in Rochester and gave our group a big boost. Our chapter is working for national affiliation. Our main goals are to increase student awareness of the drinking and driving problem. We hope that our SADD chapter will save one of our lives. FHA SADD 95 Olympics of the Mind Olympics of the Mind is a world-wide organization whose aim is to develop creative thinking and innovative problem solving. The teams spend the winter months working on solutions for their problem-projects, and in the spring, they meet with other teams from central New York schools in a problem-solving competition. Regional winners go on to state competition and eventually to the world finals. Olympics of the Mind team members must be ingenius, creative, quick-thinking, and work cooperatively. Front: Mike Mathews, Tim Learn, Jeff Dickens, Dave Berner, John Kellogg. 2nd Row: Amy Frost, Miranda Demarest, Erica Bean, Jim Bird, Chris Larison, Tom Schink, James Gerdes, Ed Kimble. 3rd Row: Mr. Mudrak (advisor), Lee Titus, Tammy Stillman, Vera Bush, Greg Lisk, Brent Biddle, Tom Geofrion The literary magazine is published once a year for the pleasure and enjoyment of the O.M. students. It consists of poetry, prose, art, and short stories, all of which are submitted anonymously by students in 7th to 12th grades. This year, the magazine staff hired W1NZ105 to put on a dance. The money raised will go towards publishing the magazine this year and possibly funding an educational trip. Literary Magazine Sitting: Jason Confer and Skip McCarty. Front Row. Flo Gascon, Kelly Kotmel, Gretchen Sommers, Lois Christian. Back Row: Debbie Senka, Nathan Buczek, Mrs. E. Scott (Advisor), Karen Kotmel, Anna Pollack, Becky Chapman, Becky Cleveland. 96 LIT MAG OLYM MIND Chorus Front: Miss Fetter, A. Stayer, K Thompkins, M VanNordsrand, G. Kellogg, M. Stayer, K. Bryington, E. O'Bannion, B. Barrigar, R. Whiting. 2nd Row: Miss Deluge, B Chapman, S. Tague, J. Coates, C. Westlake, C. Sheehan, B. Clemens, M. Goodrich. 3rd Row: B Evans, S Bannister, P. Flatt, C. Cratsley, T. Potter, M. Haight, V. Kron, W. Scott. 4th Row: C. Everette, S. Walker, S. Gauvin, M Thompson, T Benjamin, P. Strong, J. Marshall, D Campbell, C. Bannister. Ahhhhhhh!! Chorus brings music to my ears! Here's Rock Whiting—Our serious piano player. CHORUS 97 Asbes+cs Alleman, B: 72,74 Allen, A: 6,44.89,95 Anagnost. K: 20,26.27.66.68.69.88 Anagnosl, Kathy: 3.10,11.14.21,25,35,44J8, 61.88,95 Andrews, A: 62 Angle, P: 7,66 Arnold, C: 38,41,92 Arnold. E: 13,38,41,70 Avery, D: 19.22.23,41,70 Ayers, A: 23,74 Bailey, K: 70,79 Baker. M: 9,28.41.44.95 Balshuweit, D: 20,26.62,92 Bannister. C: 3.15,66.68,97 Bannister. S: 31,66.88,89.90.97 Barnes. C: 23.29.76.78 Barr, F: 74 Barr, M: 74 Barrett. A: 13.24.31.70 Barrtgar, B: 62.97 Bates. M: 62.92.93 Beach, R: 76 Bean. E: 74,91,96 Beebe. C: 74,91 Beebe. K: 62 Beebe. L: 31.62,90 Benjamin. D: 28,39.41.62 Benjamin, T: 28,44,97 Benjamin, W. 31,70,90 Bennett, C: 24.25,74 Bennett, S. 66 Bennett. Steve: 62.92J3 Bergen, J: 66,69 Bergen, John: 70 Berner, D: 74,96 Biddle, B: 23,29,74,96 Bird. J: 74,96 Bleiler. G: 9.28.31,32J3.44J9.90 Bleiler, K: 15.29,74.91 Bovaird. E: 41 Bowen, C: 70,78 Bowen, M: 70 Bower, A: 76 Bower, E: 70 Bower, T: 70 Boyce. T: 20,26.27,31,66,90 Brace. M: 21,25,31,40,62.90,94 Bnsbois. B: 66 Brisbois. Brian: 74 Bnsbois, J: 62 Bnsbois. P: 76 Brown, A: 29,76 Brown, L 17.36,37.44,61,92 Brown. M: 6.31,32,33,45J9.88.90 Bruno, D: 21,35,74.79,91,95 Bruno, F: 45J9 Bruno. L: 15,20.66,95 Bruno, P: 23,79 Brush, T: 70 Bryington, D: 66 Bryington, K: 70,97 Bryington, W. 66 Buczek, N: 3,17,70.89,96 Bump. L: 74 Burgess, O: 15,25,31,62,64,88,90 Burgess, S: 13,31,40,41,70,90 Burns, M: 23,74 Burns. R: 38,41,70 Bums, M: 29 Bush, V: 74,91,96 Calarco, M: 21,25,45,61,88,95 Calarco, T: 14.40,62,92.93 Campbell. D: 95.97 Campbell. M: 74,95 Cannon, J: 76 Cannon, L: 14,17,18.21,24.25.62.63,89.95 Cannon, S: 22,66 Cannon, Steven: 70 Caperelli, M: 27.76 Carey. F: 28,41,45,94 Carey, T: 66 Carlson, D: 62 Chamberlain, G: 9.31,32.33,45,90 Chamberlain, J: 35,76 Chapman, B: 70,96,97 Chapman, Brenda: 36,66 Chapman, C: 74 Chapman, D: 41,62,92 Chapman, Doug: 22,29,70.88 Chapman, K: 76 Chapman, N: 30,31,36.45.61,90,92 Christian, D: 29,66 Christian, L: 74,91,96 Christian, J: 62,95 Churches, R: 20,29,31,70,90 Clark, B: 22,28,66 Clark. Brian: 23.29,74,79 Clark, D: 70,78 Clauson. M: 22,28.62,92 Clearwater, C: 76 Clemons, R: 46,95,96 Cleveland, B: 14,20,26,30.31.46,58.61.88.90,95 Cleveland, R: 70,90,97 Cleveland. S: 29,74 Coates. J: 15.30.31,36.43.46.60.89.90,94.97 Cole. G: 22,41,66,69 Cole. H: 35,70,72.95 Cole, J: 23.74 Collins, K: 76 Collins, John: 12,28,41,62 Collins. K: 21.25,31 J5.66.90 Collins, L: 76 Colunio, M: 23,74 Columo, R: 13,21,24.25.35.70.72.88 Confer. J: 14,16.19,22.29.41.66.68,88,96 Conklin, D: 74 Conklin, T: 66 Cook. D: 41.66 Cook, J: 76 Coolidge, R: 74 Cope, R: 46 Cowles. E: 74 Crane. M 40.62,88 Cratsley. C: 18,21,35,63,88,89,94,97.101 Cratsely. B: 14,21,27,35.76.91 Croft. M: 20,26,62,92,93 Croft. T: 76 Croft, W. 20,22,28,46,86 Croft. Bill: 70,72 Cross, M: 27,76.79,91 Cunningham, V: 62 Cutton, K: 15,21,31,35,40,46.61,89,90,94.95, 101 Curl. C: 31.70,90 Daughtery. W. 29 Daughtery. Bill: 74 Davenport, L 70 Davis, J: 70 Davis, P: 76 Dean, S: 76 Decker, E: 74 Decker. M: 22,28,62,88 Demarest, J: 76 Demarest, M. 74,96 Dense, B 36,37,66,69 Dense. G: 13,19,28,41,47,60.94 DeRoche, L: 76,91 Derr. S: 70,95 Derr, Sue: 76 Dickens. . 23,74,91,96 Dickens. John: 23,74,91 Dickens, S: 3.9.14,20,26.31,47J9.60.88.89,95 Dickinson, J: 76 Dickinson, S: 66 Dillon. J: 14,21.25,40,62.64.88.84.85 Doane, L: 47,60,88 Donnelly. C: 19,62,94 Dowd, E: 6,13,14,15J1,35,47J8,60.88,90,94, 95 Drum, L: 66 Drum, R: 74 Dudgeon, C: 29,76 Dudgeon, T: 70 Durfey, J; 47,60 Du rfey. M. 66 Durfey. S: 10,11,12,47.60 Eberhardt, J: 74 Eberhardt, T: 74,92 Ecclestone. T: 13,28,48J8,61.92,93 Ector. L: 70 Eddy. W. 76 Eddington, J: 74 Eddington, Joyce: 76 Edwards, J: 23,74,91 Ennis, J: 17,48 Evans, B 35.66.68,97,101 Evans, C: 76 Everetts. C: 70,97 [iar)r favnel shich Fagnan, M 31.74,78.90.91 Fan, T: 20J7,74.91 Farrell, M. 70 Feeley, R: 48 Fivie, B: 20,26,62.92 Flatt, P: 3,10.11,14.31,48.60,88.90.95.97 Foley. K: 74,94 Fish, R 28 Foster, C: 66,95 Foster, S: 76 Fowler. E: 13.21,24.25.31.35,48,60,88.90.94.95 Fowler. J: 42.70 98 INDEX Fraboni. R: 76 Frasier, J: 76 Freeman, S: 70 Frost, A: 74,96 Frycek, F: 66,69 Fudge. C: 74 host busted Gardner. B 62,92,93 Gardner, G: 62 Gardner, M 13,29,31,70,90 Gardner, N: 66,88 Gascon, F: 74,96 Gauvm. D 23,29,74 Gauvin, S: 22,23.28.48,86,97 Gavich. G 22,31,66.69.88.90 Geoff non. T 29,74,96 Gerdes. J: 27,76.78,96 Gifford. D 3,17,18.41.70,89 Gifford. Dulcie: 62,88,89 Glover, M 21,27,35,76 Gold. Liz: 16,49.61 Goodnch, M 3,68,70.97 Goossen, L 29,32.41,66 Gordon. H 20.26,27.66,89.95 Graves, A 28,49 Green. D: 17,62.93 Grover, D: 49,60,95 Grover. J: 23.29.74,91 Grover, M 70.95 Grover. P 62,63.92 Guild, C: 29.38,39.74 Gunning. D: 6.10,11,28,38 £9,49 Gunning. T: 15,17,20,26,27,66.69,95 Haight, M: 16,30.31.66.68,90,94.97 Haight, P 49.61.89,95 Halbert. J: 28,38,62 Halbert. K: 24,66,68 Halbert, P: 70 Hall, C: 76,79 Hall. J: 17.66 Hancock. C: 14,20,29,66.68 Harrington, D: 22.29.41.66 Harrington. Dave: 22,29,66 Harris, B: 70 Hathaway. T: 67 Hayes. S: 29,76 Hayes, T: 92,93 Heichel, . 32.70.73.88 Heichel, T: 70 Hendnckson, R: 76 Hines, M 74 Hines. B: 16,76 Hodge. L 76 Hoffman, J: 22,41,66,67,69,79 Hoover, K: 12.13,49 Hooi er, L: 3.7.13,20.26.27.70.73.88.95 Houghton. P: 62,92 House. G: 50£9.92,93 Hughey. K: 28.38.62 Hughey. W 78 Hunter, K 13.20,26,50,61,87 Hunter, M 14,21,40,70 Jaynes, R: 50,92 Johnson, A: 70 Johnson, J: 62,92 Joslyn, A: 76 Joslyn, J: 23.29,74 Kane. R: 28,31.62,88,90 Keegan. D: 12,41,70,72 Keegan. S: 23,76,79 Kellogg. G: 18,20.26,27,40,67.88,92,94,95 Kellogg, J: 29,75.91.96 Kelly. D: 22,29.67 Kerns. V: 31,70.90,92,93 Kimble, C: 76 Kimble. E: 62.88,96 Koloski, L: 77,91 Kotmel. K: 19,21,35.40,70,89,94,95,96 Kotmel. Kelly: 40,62,63,96 Kotmel. M 32.33,75 Krnotch, C: 75 Kron. V: 50.60.89,97 Krusen, B: 67 Kupannen, A: 27,75 Kuparinen, R: 17,27,72,75 London. V: 62,92.93 Lanning, M: 19.31,67,90 Lanmng, S: 31,62,64,88,90 Lanson, C: 75,96 LaRow, P: 28,67 LaRow, L: 50,92 Lauper. J: 29,38.77 Lauper, R: 29,71 Legare. A: 29,71 Leonard, M: 50,60 Leszyk, L 29.42,71 Letteer. M: 36,37,75 Lewis, J: 41,62 Lewis. K 23,76 Lewis. M: 20.62 Lisk. G: 75.91,96 Lisk, J: 23,75 Lovell, K: 67.95 Loiyell, S: 76 Lynch, C: 38,75 Lynch. D: 29,38.71,72 Lynch. L: 18,31,62,89.90,101 Lynch, M: 35.76 Lynch, W. 31.71.90 McCarty, S: 22,71 S McCarty, Skip: 16.22.28.41,62,96 McCormick, B: 2£1,87 McDaniels. V. 41,62 McLean, T: 20,26,62 MacDougall. M: 75,91 Mack. M: 62,63.92 Maine. J: 51,87 Maphis, R: 75,91 Marshall, J: 16.67.97 Marshall, L: 71 Marshall, M: 29,75 Marshall. A: 77 Martina, J: 27.77 Mathers. J: 22.62 Mathews, J: 77 Mathews. John: 51 Mathews, M: 62,96 Mayo, H: 7,41,67 Mayo, P: 71 Meek, J: 20.26,40,62 Meek, N: 27,75 Menzi, S: 13,20,26.27,7,88 Meyer. J: 3£1.60 Michel. A. 9.19,31,32,33£ 1,88,90 Miller, A: 29,32,41,67 Miller, E: 28.63,64.92 Miller, G: 32.77 Miller, K: 27,75 Monks. T: 24,25,35,71,72,88 Monks. Troy: 3.10,28,38£1£8£9 Monroe, J: 52£9 Moore, J: 77 Mosher, J: 32,41.71 Mosher, W: 77 Moss. D: 31.71,90 Mulhall, D: 23.79 Mulhall, J: 22.41,67.68 Myers. L 77 Myers. M: 10,20,22,28.41£2,89 Myers. R: 23,77,94 f )erd Narde, J: 27.75 Newell. J: 71 Nielson. J: 8,22,52 Noguchi. S: 8.20,36,37,43.52.86 Cj iver' O'Bannion, E: 71,97 O'Bannion, L: 75 Overhtser. R: 12.16,52.60,69,92 Oi’erhiser, T: 67,69 Packer, S: 71,78 Packer. T: 75 Page, D: 67,89 Page. J: 29,77 Palmer, C: 77 Palmer, R: 23,75,86 Parker. R: 71 INDEX 99 Parrott. D: 19.20.26.63.64.88 Parrott. Marcus: 18.38.77 Parrott. Marta: 71 Parrott. Mike: 38.63.92 Parrott. Mitch: 38.77 Peet. R: 67,69.94 Pelchar, C: 77 Pelchar. W: 75 Peppard. R: 52 Peppard. Y: 92 Persontus. B: 63,92 Phillips. K: 125358 Phillips. S: 67 Poffenbarger, L: 53 Pollock. A: 75.91.95.96 Pollock. M: 41.67 Potter. M: 77 Potter. T: 15,63,93,97 Powers. M: 29.41.71 Powers, W: 14,30,31.63.64.88.90.95 Purves, C: 67 Purves, ; 19,38.42,71 Pylkas. L: 12.41.71.86 Randall. T: 63.92,93 Randall. Tracy: 75 Rappeleye, K: 63 Ray. C: 6.41,53.60.89.94,95 Ray, . 67 Ray, T: 75 Reid. C: 20,26,63 Rentschler. M: 9,32.33,53.92,93 Reynolds, H: 27,77,92 Rhodes, : 31.32,53.90 Rhodes. M: 29,67 Rice. H: 75 Rinker. C: 27,75 Rinker, D: 28 Rinker, H: 77.91 Robyler, W: 31,36,40,63.64,88,90,94,95 Rodriguez, L 75,91 Rogahn. J: 15.40,67.68,69.88,89 Rogahn. M: 35.63,64,86.88.94.95.101 Rogers, B: 53,87,92.93 Romanki, M: 28,31.41.63,90 Roshaugh, J: 20,37,63 Rounds, K: 54,92.93 Rounds. M: 54,92 Rozell. D: 18.38.77.91 Rumsmoke. A: 75 Rumsmoke, C: 71 Sample. N: 6.43£4.61.89.94.95 Samuels, J: 17,77 Saunders. D: 77,78 Saunders. K: 27.72.75 Sawyer, A: 77 Sawyer, G: 13,71 Sayre. Charlene: 20,36,37,67 Sayre. S: 27,75 Schaffhouser, S: 17,28,63 Schink. T: 71,96 Scott. S: 75,91 Scott. W: 42,71 Sea fuse. A: 67 Seafuse. D: 27,77 Seaman, L 77 Searles. Brennan: 13,31,71,90 Searles. B: 21.25.31,3654,58.61.88.94,95 Searles. C: 16.29.75,79 Searles, T: 63,93 Senka. D: 21.35,71,72.96 Seymour, N: 31,54,61,95 Seymour. R: 63,92 Sheehan, C: 1658,89,97 Shaw. S: 29.67.68 Sidle. D: 14.29.67,86 Sidle. M: 77 Silltman, W: 67 Sills. K: 31.63.89,90 Sills. V: 15,31.71,90 Simpson. T: 55,60,92 Sipes. M: 12.29.71 Sipes, S: 30,31,55,61.88,89,94.95 Skinner, A: 75 Skinner, R: 71 Skinner, T: 63 Slusser. D: 20,37.75.91 Slusser. R: 14,15.22,67 Smalley, B: 63 Smalley. C: 55,92 Smalley, R: 77,91 Smalley. S: 77,91 Smith, A: 67 Smith, B: 7159 Smith, David: 22,41,71 Smith, D: 20,29,71 Smith, W: 63.92 Smith. S: 55,60,88,95 Smollen, C: 1255.95 Snow, B 23.77 Snow, T: 17.67,69 Sommers. G: 75,91,96 Spaulding. K: 63.92.93 Spaulding, R: 41,67 Spaulding, S: 75 Starks, G: 55,92 Starks. M: 77,87 Starkweather, C: 75,78 States, Belva: 67,95 States, K: 77.79 States. N: 67.95 States. S: 77,91 Stayer. A: 17,20.26,27,71.95.97 Stayer, D: 75,79 Stayer. M: 17,63,97 Stermer, K: 28,38.3956,61,92 Stermer, W. 29.38.75.78 Stillman, T: 75,91,96 Stone, A: 13,21.35.71 Stone, L: 1356.58,61,87,92 Stone. Lon: 67 Strong, P 13.31.3656.86.88.94,95,97 Strong, T: 75 Swansborough, T: 77 Sweet, J: 71 Switzer, S: 71 Titus. L: 32,75.91,96 Titus, R: 3,25,30.31,35,71.73.90 Tompkins, K: 71,95,97 Truax. D: 7.71 Truax, T: 67 Tucker, J: 77 VanAlstine, T: 77,91 VanderVliet, K: 21.25,31.63.89.90 VanderVhet, N: 24.31,71.78.90 VanGalder. C: 20,26,27,71.90 VanNess, T: 24.35,71 VanNorstrand, M 67.69.97 Vary, D: 23,29,75 Vary. Donna: 1352,41.43.57.60 Vaughn, E: 57 Vaughn, . 40.63.89,94 Vaughn, K: 77 Vondracek, M: 71 Voorhees, D: 77 Wade, larttie: 71 Wade. J: 63.88 Wager, K: 31.71,90 Wager, S: 31.63,64,90 Wagner. B: 31,72.90 Walker. S: 63.97 Way land. S: 21.24.25.40,63.89 Webster, D: 77,95 West. C: 27.95 West. D: 72 West, J: 23.72.75 West, C: 77 West. N: 29.72 Westlake. C: 2.67.97 Wheaton, M: 14,35.40,63,64,94,95,101 Wheeler, E: 16.77 Wheeler, G: 77 Wheeler, P: 3857,88 White. K: 75 White. P: 72 Whited. W: 31,72.78,90 Whiting, R: 42,63,94.97 Witted. T: 77 Wickham. C: 2,67 Williams, T: 24,40,75.91 Wilson, D: 21.24,25,31,35.40,42,63.64,88,90, 94,95 Wixon. S: 29,32.77 Wolfe. D: 38,39,57,92 Wood. : 23.29,77,91 Wytrwa, S: 19,72.79 Wytrwa, T: 27,75.79 Taber. E: 14.19,38.39,67,68 Tague, S: 13.21.35.40,71.94,97 Teeter, A: 9,15.16515659,88.90 Teeter. K: 23,29.77,79 Terry, R: 29.71 Tharpe. J: 29,38,77.91 Thomas, J: 71 Thomas. L: 23.29,75 Thompson, M: 325356,97 Thorpe, D: 22,67 Titus. I: 13,56.61,89.101 Zimmer, . 38,77,91 Zimmer. T: 38,3957.92 100 INDEX Lisa Doane Ranay Overhiser Cathy t Stacy Ray Smith Moreland Thompson Missy Leonard Donna Vary Jamie Meyers ■v Teresa Simpson Pete Haight Micki Calarco a Bndgette Searles Betsy Cleveland Keith Stermer Stacy Sipes Kathy A nagnost z z — § -n 5 F S Tz Kjy t s uI V1 g from the Odessa-Montour Teachers' Assoc. NEA NY 103 COLUNIO S o PIZZA PLACE '4 N FRESH DOUGH PIZZA - Small-Large-Party Subs — HOT and COLD All Legal Beverages Served Mon-Sat 11a.m.-1a.m.-Sun-Ip.m.-10p.ro. 535-2663 Rte 14. Catnerine St.. Montour Falls. NY BUS (607) 546 6877 Schamel Bros. Contractors, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTING BUILDING • EXCAVATING • SEPTIC • MARINE MICHAEL 546 4001 GUY 546 7431 BOX 81 HECTOR. NY 14841 FABRIQUE UNIQUE yH °-v IN ( SERVICE « f SINCE Id ■ '860 FABRICS • NOTIONS • SEWING MACHINES INSTRUCTION TOBE'S BAKE SHOP PARTY CAKES BAKED TO ORDER Best Boke Shop In Town WILLIAM PATRICIA TIMMS Owners (607) 535 4105 ROUTE 14 MONTOUR FALLS. N Y 14865 PHONE 535-4512 213 N FRANKLIN ST WATKINS GLEN N Y CLOTHING FOOTWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Guild Brothers Clothing 232 W. MAIN STREET • MONTOUR FALLS. NY 14865 607 535 7463 LEVI LEE WRANGLER ARROW PONY REDWING NURSEMATE WALKOVER CONVERSE CITGO TR. xCli ty ‘VuteqarcU . . v7 i % Ejpaal - h arm l in -n y Good Luck Best Wishes for a successful future Montour Falls, NY at Rt. 14 Rt. 224 ☆ Open 24 hours a day ☆ Gas and Groceries ☆ Linda Horgan, prop. Your friends from Rolling Vineyards Farm Winery— Hector, NY Ed Jo Anne Grow 104 SPECIAL PATRONS Mr. 4c Mrs. R. Walker Scuteri's Pizzeria Mr 4c Mrs. C. Petroziello PATRONS Mr 4c Mrs. P Marks E. Claire T. Williams John Pulos Mrs J H Marshall Mr 4c Mrs. L R Caldwell Mr 4r Mrs. C. Hayes 4c Family Mr. 4c Mrs. A Sweet Sweets Frame Shop Mr 4c Mrs R Walker Fitz Mr 4c Mrs. D. Rock Mrs. S Roblyer Mr. 4c Mrs. Douglas Volbrecht Mr 4c Mrs. S. Shewan Mr 4c Mrs. G. Tanner An OMCS Fan'' Ellen Laponsky Jeanne Bleiler Alice Moore Bev Vona Mr 4c Mrs J. W. Landon Sr. Joseph 4c Charlene Landon A friend J Fraboni Bruce 4c Lori Rosier Mr 4c Mrs. Wm Bryington Mr 4c Mrs. J. Thomason Mr 4c Mrs. J. Smith Mrs. Esther Mietsch Mr 4c Mrs. Carl Watkins Kathy Buczek Wonder View Farms Mr 4c Mrs. T. J. Buczek, Jr. Gloria's Beauty Salon Pat Thomas Leigh Thomas Jr. Patros Inn Mr 4c Mrs. R Devel Mr 4c Mrs. C. Miller Mrs Pauline Jurasek Mr 4c Mrs. W. Roberts Mr 4c Mrs. G. States, Jr. Egbert Arnold Mr 4c Mrs D. Lisk Mr 4c Mrs. Smitty Mr 4c Mrs. L. Dickinson L4cM Equipment Donald A Frisk Catharine Haight Eleanor M. Scott Mr 4c Mrs. G. Lewis Waive Williams Mr 4c Mrs. D. Spaccio Mr 4c Mrs. G. Ector Mark Lotz Bob's Automotive Andrea 4c Robert Brooke Virginia Cuyler Mr 4c Mrs. Russell Crainey Lois O'Neil Mr 4c Mrs. P Beebe Mr 4c Mrs K. Smith Mrs Lois Greuber Mr. 4c Mrs. Jack Davis Mrs. Geneveve Potter Mr 4c Mrs. Frederick Scott Mr 4c Mrs. David Learn Mr. 4c Mrs. Kurt Bischoff Mr. 4c Mrs. Allen Bulkley Kenneth Joseph Baker Nickolas—Asnley—Danielle Schroth Monica Schroth Mr 4c Mrs. G. Crainey Tom 4c Gail Rodabaugh Bryan Lotz Mr 4c Mrs. Kenneth Appel Mr 4c Mrs R Hoover Mr 4c Mrs. S. Exner Clarence E. Parker Julia Morris Pat Frasier Phil's Hide Away June Wheeler Frank Mudrak Chubber House Jim Evens Curt Ballard Susan Stone Carol Craver Lyle Bastion Eleanor Wojcinski Queen Catharine Cone Mr. 4c Mrs. Wilson M. Oliver Mr. 4c Mrs. Bianco Jo Standish Skip Letteer Caldwell Interiors Mr 4c Mrs. R Holmes The Farmers' Reliance Mutual Insurance Mr 4c Mrs H. Johnson Co. Sue Searles Montour Liquor Store Edward Wood Lena Havers Malcolm Learn Carl 4c Ginny Jensen Esther Learn Bob 4c Toni Brush Mr 4c Mrs. W. Pittman John R. Clark Mr. 4c Mrs. L. Monte Cindy Holdridge Mr. 4c Mrs. D. Learn Anne Anagnost Mrs. Circh Mr 4c Mrs Howard Searles Emma Baerrett Becky Cleveland Chuck 4c Wanda Havews Connie 4c Allen Bulkley A Friend Mrs. Pauline Victor Carl Clearwater Jr 4c Family Barb Victor Daugherty's Body Shop Jane E. Cleveland A Friend Alan Cleveland Marg Lovell Suzanne Nagy Jacalyn Pulos Stacey Nagy Beverly Peters Harry 4c Mary Pound Del 4c Pat Decker Jay Pound Barbara Halpin Hazel Bowen Mert 4c Gladys Beebe Kathy Cleveland Ron Parmater Motors Inc. Rhea Cleveland Joe's Breakfast House Beverly Phillips Mr 4c Mrs R. K. Emery Lewis 4c Dora Cole Calvin Hildreth Katie Rumsey Cook's Kitchen Roger Clearwater Mr. 4c Mrs. R Saunders Dave Schink Mr 4c Mrs. Verne Mack Rose Gardner Cathie Randall Tisha Gardner Steven 4c Sharon Kengon Patrick and Liz Harrington Ira LaFever Pastor Dan Corretore Clyde Rudy Joseph 4c Deborah Cartineri Doug Havens Sam Khan Yvonne Heath Brian 4c Chris Cahill Duke Osborne Hi Health Dairy Store Mr 4c Mrs. Claude States Mr 4c Mrs. Harold Brown Mr 4c Mrs. H. VanLoon Tom Rosen Mr 4c Mrs. V. Goldman Mr. 4c Mrs R. Carpenter Margo Lane Steven Chaffee Lois Cratsley Ed Stone Mr 4c Mrs. N Beebe Sid Stone Mr. 4c Mrs. J. Meskill Jaynes Auto Parts Mrs. Gaige Colunio's Pizza Anonymous Benefactor Jenny Newberry Mr. Banfi Mr 4c Mrs. O. Mathews Mr. 4c Mrs. D. Jones Mary Sullivan Mr 4c Mrs. E. Rickerson Doane's Tavern Dick 4c Anne Centurelli Gillie Carl Vanskiver Purmont Farms—N. Purvis Michelle 4c Jamie Evens Sheila Hoxie Lisa Stone Pat Strong Lori Burczynski Sue Mulhall Charles 4c Viola Eldred Sarah Searles Bob 4c Diana Wixson Janet Thomas John 4c Joanne Dorn Jr. Leigh Thomas III Mr. 4c Mrs. E. Drake Chuck Thomas Mr 4c Mrs. Nathan Vary Jo Ann Woodsum Virginia Cuyler Buz Mayo Mr 4c Mrs. Bud Rater Amber Cosgrove Chas. Harrington Phyllis 4c Buz DeSarno Mr 4c Mrs. Brian Hubbell Ray 4c Janet Smith Mr 4c Mrs. Kieth Thorpe Shirley Garland Mr. 4c Mrs. David Jones Steve 4c Laura Sopp Mr. 4c Mrs. Earl Rickerson Harold E. Mayo, Sr. Mr. 4c Mrs. Robert Devel Butch 4c Debbie Seafuse Mr 4c Mrs. Charles Miller Glenn 4c Dorothy Seafuse Mrs. Pauline Jurasek Gary 4c Debbi Hanson Mr 4c Mrs. William Roberts Lee 4c Fran Monte Mr. 4c Mrs. George States Jr. Vicki Merrill Egbert Arnold Marion Roberts Mr 4c Mrs. David Lisk Sue Vaiy Mr. 4c Mrs. Smitty Donna Bentley Mr 4c Mrs. LeRoy Dickinson Edna Burke 4c Jean Chalk L 4c M Equipment Gwyn House Terry Eccelston Bill Morgan Carl VanSkiver Rick Hetrick Lori Stone Gear Jammers Truck Stop L.P. Transportation PATRONS ADS 105 Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 Cotton-Hanlon Odessa, NY 1921-1985 Sixty-Four Years °f Dedication, Service Jobs for the Community 106 In Memory Of... Mr. Gerard Crosley Above: Jerry in his classroom days teaching Earth Science around 1978. Right: A recent photo of Jerry when he was a board member. Left: Everybody got their mug shot taken in the Auditorium every fall. Below: Jerry is seen here with 5th Grader David Dougherty in Toronto, Canada. They were both on a tour to see Pope John-Paul 11. This is the last photograph of our friend. In January 1985 a dear friend of the Odessa-Montour School left us. We were saddened to witness the passing of Mr. Gerard Jerry Crosley. Over the years, Jerry was everything at O-M. Despite the fact that he had complications from childhood diabetes all of his life, he showed more enthusiasm, dedication, concern, and energy than most of us. Nothing got in the way of his service to O-M. While a teacher, Jerry taught Earth Science, Chemistry, and Physics. He was a track and JV football coach and a tireless Senior Class advisor. Where he got all that energy, optimism, and positive thinking we'll never know. Upon retiring from teaching on a disability, Jerry could not sit at home. He ran for the O-M Board of Education where he represented the public with a keen and probing mind. Not much got past him. In the Fall of 1984, Jerry had a leg amputated and he still got to the meetings. Jerry was always full steam ahead. Jerry, we miss you dearly, but you're still with us. You have left more than we have given you. Thank You! MEMORIAL 107 Mr. Jack Davis Congratulations of Mr. Jack Davis. We hope you enjoy your deserved retirement. We're sure that you'll be spending a lot of time on Seneca Lake trying to out smart the lake trout. We, and the whole community, appreciate your sincerity, dedication, attention to detail, and respect for the O-M student body. We know that your dedication in the teaching of Driver Education has made our highways safer. Though not many students are aware of the job of an Athletic Director, we'd like to thank you for organizing the sports program. That's a tough job with all of the new teams and the over loaded gym schedules. So, Thank You for many years of your fine teaching and sports organizing. We'll miss you very much. Please come back for a game or meet sometime. Mr. Howard Searles You finally made it to retirement, Mr. Howard Searles. We'll miss your quiet patience way down in the other end of the school. You've been a dedicated Industrial Arts teacher. The district will be hard pressed to find a man of your wood working skill. We hope you'll enjoy yourself and continue to excell in your cabinet making. 108 RETIREMENTS

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