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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1987 volume:

1987 HELLD... Ucl cone Vo -Wnc SI eacboOK. TV page e, (oext is page two, ek. brovjgVNi v cu V n: joV N i V a i- irtasorec ©£ courts: AV CfuVi eoj f iW- PliKe PollocK C6M 6rate CUtt |an« AA ecKu CkvtmnA SuetH kS Kta+Kcr SafosK NvuftK ENJOY... THE ODESSANEAN 1987 Odessa-Montour Central School Odessa, New York 14869 Our Beloved School These pictures obviously speah for themselves. Do you recognize any? Really? Borne are tough... OI K SCHOOL 3 MICHELLE DURFEY O ain: Pouring down fxom the tkiet, [ike the ttxeam of teaxt, running down my face at 0 think of when we pax ted. Oun: Okining bight, making me unike at 0 think of the timet tpent with you. O ainvow: iSeautiful to tee, 0 tmife and cxy at 0 think of the wonderfuf memoxiet that you [eft me. Weather: So muck [ike my emotiont, diffexent day to day, tv it king the xain and teaxt would go, hoping you and the tun woufd forever ttay. {Jjou cannot tay, you mutt not tay, that the it dead, the it jutt away! Witk a ckeexy tmife, and a wave of the hand, the hat wandexed into an unknown [and and ut dreaming, Ofow very faix, it needt mutt he, tince the fingext there, 0o think of her faring on, at dear in the love of Ok ere at the fove of Of ere. Okink of hex it iff, at the tame, and tay ike it not dead, ike it jutt away. ext: Oke xain pouxed down Oft teaxt txickfed down my face Jdightning itxuck Oft the pain dug deepex in my keaxt Okundex xoaxed Oft Lf rememfered you taying 'Ok over 'But a rainbow appeared Oft 0 ditcovexed fife after you. {ljoux Jloving !3xotkex, eff Michelle and her cousin. Shawn, with their dates for the 1985 Junior-Senior prom. 4 MEMORIAL KAREN D. ANAGNOST Cheerleading 1-4. Softball 1-4. Student Council 1-4. FSA 2. Class Treas 1. Sec 2-4. Bear likes: Chicago. You’re the Inspiration, Hard To Hold The Breakfast Club. Memories: Time spent with )ason. the 1985 Softball season. Friday the 13th, 1985. Plans: Attend college and be RICH! EDWARD T. BOVAIRD Football 2-4. Baseball 1-4. Var ’O’ 3 4. Glee Club 1-4. Steady likes: R.J. Dio. Don’t Talk to Strangers. Rocky IV. Going to Championships in Football. Plans: College. CHARLENE LYNN AVERY Volleyball 1-2, Softball 1. Chuck’s Plans: To spend lots of time with my husband and son. TRINA MARIE BOYCE Cheerleading, 1-3, 4(Co-Capt). Var 'O’ 4, Band 1-4, FSA 2 4. S.A.D.D. 3 4. Trina likes: Mr Mister. Glory of Love. Top Gun. Prom 86. Plans: Attend C.C.B.I. CHERYL DIANE BANNISTER Chorus l-3,4(Pres), Student Council 4, Yearbook 3-4, S.A.D.D. 4. Babs likes: Mr. Mister. Bon Jovi, Journey, Take My Breath Away. Top Gun. The ’Doctor Skit’ for the Vaudeville show with Gina. Plans: Live. Love, and Be Happy. BETH BRISBOIS FHA 2-4. BOCES: Food Preparation. VICA-3. Crash likes: Twisted Sister. ZZ Top. Heart. You’re Gonna Burn In Hell. Karate Kid. Graduating. Plans: Get a Job. 6 SENIORS SHANE LEON BANNISTER Tennis 1 4. Art Club 2-4. Student Council 1 2. Chorus 1-4. Band 1-4. S.A.D.D. 3-4. Shane likes: Bon Jovi. Starship. Air Supply. Amy Grant, Genesis. Glory of Love. St Elmo’s Fire. '86 Junior Prom. Plans: Go to College. LISA JEAN BRUNO Volleyball 2. Cheerleading 1-4. Student Council 3. Chorus 2 4, S.A.D.D. 2 4. Class Treas 2. Smurf likes: Phil Collins. Don’t Forget Me When I’m Gone. The Breakfast Club , St Elmo s Fire Karate Kid. Winning the Bucket 4 Years in a Row. Plans: Go to college for Hotel Administration. TODD C. BRUSH BOCES: Auto Body Todd likes: Aerosmith. Home Sweet Home. Stand By Me. Getting caught at the Basketball game. Plans: Move to Rochester and get a job. JAMES EDWARD BERGEN Football 2-4. Ski Club 3 4. Var ’O' 4. Glee Club 1-4. E.T. likes: Huey Lewis. Stuck With You. Rocky IV. Bread Mold Lab. Chemistry with Mr Bierne. Hot Dog Club. Plans: Learn to be a travel agent in college. DANIEL L. BRYINGTON Football 3. Wrestling 4. BOCES: Power Engine Tech and Machine Shop. VICA 3 4. Dan likes: Ozzy Osborne. Bon Jovi. The Ultimate Sin. You Give Love a Bad Name. Iron Eagles. P.M. BOCES bus. Plans: Marines. STACEY ALBERT BENNETT Ski Club 1. BOCES: Carpentry Masonry. VICA 2. Farmer likes: Miami Sound Machine. I Wanna Rock. Rambo, When Angle beat up a certain punk. Plans: Build buildings and Travel. SEXIORS 7 WILLIAM ). BRYINGTON Football 3 4, Baseball 1.3 4. BOCES: Metal Machine. VICA 3. Billiam likes: Bon Jovi. You Give Love a Bad Name. Rambo. Dances. Plans: College and make megabucks. BRADLEY R CLARK Football 1-4. Basketball 1-4. Track 1, Var 'O’ 2. Peta Man likes: Ozzy, Judas Priest. Dio. Van Haggar. Iron Maiden. Hard Habit to Break. Top Gun. Being with Kathy. Biology Bread Mold Lab. 85 86 Basketball Season. Plans: Go to College. SHAUN W. CANNON Basketball 1,244. Tennis 1-4. Glee Club l-3.4(Sec). Var O' 4. Student Council 4. S.A.D.D. 4. Seen likes: Billy Idol. Huey Lewis 4 The News. Louie. Louie. Eye of the Tiger. The Breakfast Club. Curvish’s Cottage. Mrs Meskill’s Classes. Spanish I4II. Arena. Plans: Go to college and make money. KIM CAREY Softball 344. Kimberhood likes: Huey Lewis 4 The News. Stuck with You. Bachelor Party. When Amy and I got kicked out of the Moravia Tournament KATHERINE COLLINS Basketball 1-3,4(Co-Capt). Swimming 1-4, Class VP 344. Kate likes: Chicago, Jack Wagner. Hard Habit To Break, Too Young. Top Gun. Being swimming co-champs with Lansing. Basketball with Mr Williams. Jeanette. 4 Brad. Plans: Post graduate year at Lawrenceville and College. GARY RICHARD COLE Baseball 1-4. Basketball 1-4. Var ’O’ 344(VP). S.A.D.D. 4. Hot Dog Club 4(Nicknamer). Glee Club 1-4. Ozzie likes: Mr. Mister. Twist 4 Shout. Back to School. Water Skiing with Mr Curvish. Partying at Dan Thorpe’s house. Plans: Expand the Hot Dog Club. Go to College, and Play Baseball. 8 SIYIOKS THE E1RVE TRACY ANN CAREY Softball 1-4. Ski Club 3A4. Chorus 1. FSA 2-4, FHA 2. BOCES: Office Date Processing. VICA 3. Tray likes: Bob Segar. Glory of Love. Psycho. Lunch hours. Dances. Lori Stone's l9th Birthday. Plans: College and marriagejwhen I find the right guy). )ASON CONFER Football 1-4. Baseball 1. Basketball 1-4. Track 2. Literary Magazine 1-3, Student Council 2. Var ’O’ 4. Glee Club l-3,4(Stats). Class Pres 2. Coon likes: Rick Springfield. What Kind of Fool Am I?. Hard To Hold Fridaythe 13th 1-V1. At the Montour Falls bridge with Dave H. Plans: To someday be in a commercial for men’s briefs or deodorant. BRENDA M. CHAPMAN Volleyball 1-4. Softball 1-4. Art Club 1.2(Sec).3. BC DRU MITCHELL CHRISTIAN Football 2-4. Baseball 2-4, Honor Society 3 4. Var ’O’ 4.Druber likes: Mr. Mister. Miami Sound Machine. La Conga. Porky’s. Doing the Conga at the Football Dance. Plans. College and a Career as a Businessman. DOUGLAS W. COOK Cross Country 2 3. Swimming 3 4. BOCES: Auto Body Repair. Cookie likes: Huey Lewis The News. Rumors. My Science Project. The day that the whole PM Boces stood in line for detention. Plans: Own auto body shop and Re-build a 70 GTO. likes: Manic Monday. Top Gun. The ’85 Softball Season. Plans: Take it one day at a time. TAMMIE LEE HORNBROOK Art Club 2. BOCES: Medical Assistant. HOSA 3 4. Tammie likes: The Monkees. Whitney Houston. ZZ Top. Saving All My Love For You, Red Dawn. When Wendy Silliman sprayed a person with an aerosol. Plans: Becoming a Registered Nurse. SEXIOKS 9 WILLARD DAUGHERTY Football 1-4. Var ’O’ 3 4. BOCES: Auto Body Repair. VICA 3. Willy likes: Bon |ovi. You Give Love a Bad Name. Rocky IV. Going to football championships at Cornell U. Plans: Join the Military. RICHARD MICHAEL FISH Football 1 2. Dick likes: Bananarama. Danger Zone. Top Gun. Plans: Army and Raise a Family. BRENDA MARIE DENSE Volleyball 1-4. Softball 1-4. Wrestling Stats 1 2. Ski Club 3 4. Bren likes: Journey. Friends and Lovers. First Blood. Softball 86. |u-nior Prom. Plans: Work and Live a Happy Life. JOSEPH F. FRYCEK Swimming 3 4. BOCES: Auto Body Repair. Farmer likes: Ratt. Walk This Way, Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Plans: Air Force? SHANIN DEE DICKINSON Basketball 2. FSA 3. Shan in likes: Ozzy Osbourne. Bark at the Moon. The Fly. Lunch Hour. Plans: Go into the Air Force and later be a State Trooper. NANCY CAROL GARDNER Volleyball 1, Cheerleading 1. Student Council 1 2. FSA 2 3. Yearbook 4. Class VP 1. Nance likes: The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Wrap It Up. Gremlins Leave It To Beaver. Prom meeting. Being with Tonya. Fighting with Goat. Plans: College and Own my owrt store. 10 SENIORS ANDREW R DRAKE Football 1-3 1 4. Baseball 3. Basketball 142. Track 144. Ski Club 1-4. Var O' 344. Art Club 344. Stu- dent Council 344. Yearbook 4. S.A.D.D. 4. Glee Club 1-3, 4(Co-Capt). Roy likes: Louie Louie. Simple Minds. Wham. Art of Noise. The Breakfast Club. 10th Grade Video Dance. Going to Bob’s with Pollockfin our car). Plans: Syracuse University. GREGORY F. GAVICH Basketball 1-4. Tennis 1-4. Band l-3,4|Pres). Yearbook 4. Var ’O’ 3.4(Pres). Student Council l,2,4|Treas). Class President 1, Treas 344. Football Stats 344. Glee Club 1-4. Goat likes: Phil Collins. Sussudio. Twist 4 Shout. Back to School. Winning Sectional Basketball title. Curvish’s Cottage. Mrs Meskill’s class. Plans: Carrier Dome Zoo and Play-by-Play for Cardinals. LISA DRUM Lisa likes: Rush. Sacred Heart. Never Cry Wolf. LYLE A. GOOSSEN Football 1-4. Wrestling 144. Baseball 2. Swimming 243. BOCES: Welding. Goose likes: Bon Jovi, You Give Love a Bad Name. Top Gun 4 Commando. The night Odessa dominated Watkins. Plans: We’ll see. REBECCA LYNNE EVANS Chorus 1-4. S.A.D.D. 2-4. Honor Society 2-4. Art Club 142, Var ’O’ 344. Student Council 3. 4(Sec). Baseball Manager 344. Girls Swimming Stats 1-4. Boys Swimming Stats 344. Becky likes: Phil Collins. Glory of Love. Karate Kid II. Director’s Dilemma. Plans: College and Career are HEATHER M. GORDON Cheerleading 1-4. Softball 1-4. S.A.D.D. 2-4. Student Council 3. Art Club 2(Sec).3.4( Pres). Hot Dog Club 4(Consultant). Hed likes: Amy Grant. The Freaks Come out at Night. Karate Kid 1411. Winning Cheerleading competition over Newfield in ’86. Plans: College. SIYIOKS 11 VICTORIA GREEN Language Club 2. Vicky likes: Foreigner. Head Games. The Breakfast Club. Going to Syracuse with the French classes. Plans: Attend College. DANIEL P. HARRINGTON Football 2-4. Baseball 1 2. Basketball 1 2. Var O’ 3 4. Maverick likes: Hard Rock. Bon jovi. You Give Love a Bad Name. Top Gun. Going to Cornell last year for football. Plans: Postal Service. TERESA A. GUNNING Cheerleading 1.2(Capt).3.4{Capt Treas). Softball 1-4. S.A.D.D. 1-4. Student Council 3 4. Art Club 4. Var O’ 4. Hot Dog Club 3 4(Consultant). Pearly Mae likes: Lionel Richie. Mad About You. That Was Then This Was Now. The Breakfast Club. Friday the 13th, 1985, The Trampoline. Karens House. Plans: Go to College. DAVID WARD HARRINGTON Football 1-4. Basketball 1 2. Track 2. Tennis 4. Harry likes: Bon Jovi. You Give Love a Bad Name. Top Gun Ram bo UkH, The night we destroyed Watkins in football. Plans: To be announced. MELANIE HAIGHT Ski Club 1.2.4. Track 3 4. Art Club 3A4. Chorus 1 2. Band 2-4. Melanie likes: Led Zeppelin. The Beatles. Take It Away, The Song Remains the Same. Plans: Door Hinge Manufacturer. N BETH A. HARRIS Buffy likes: Aerosmith. Rambo, The Class of 85 with David Wolfe Plans: To Get a Grip on Life. 12 SEXIOKS KAREN L. HALB RT Cheerleading 1. Softball 1. VICA 3(Adv), 4(Pres). BOCES: Cosmetology. Wheasie likes: Boston, journey. Triumph. Amanda. Risky Business Teen Wolf. The memory of the |V Basketball season in 84 85 and the Freshmen Initiation Dance. Plans: Own a business and be a success. JENNIFER ANN HALL Nedith likes: Moody Blues. The ZoofScorpions). Fa tastic Planet. All the astral journeys in class whens the teachers thought that I was really there. Plans. Someday furthering my education. JOSEPH ROBERT HOFFMAN Baseball 1-3, Basketball 1-4. Joe likes Outfield. Loverboy. Heaven in Your Eyes. Karate Kid I I1. Plans: Be a Chef. C. WILLIAM HANCOCK Football 1 2. Gonzo likes. The Beatles. Home Sweet Home. Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Lunch hour in my car with Dave Lynch. Plans: Be involved in agriculture in Peru. GINA RAE KELLOGG Track 1-4. Cheerleading 1-4. Var O' l-3.4(Sec Trea). Student Council 2 3.4(VP). Chorus 2 3.4(TreaJ. S.A.D.D. 2-4. Ginn-Ginn likes: Mr. Mister. Bon Jovi. Friends and Lovers. Top Gun. Being.on stage doing the Doctor's skit with Cheryl and Shane. Plans: To live life to its fullest! TAMMI LEIGH HATHAWAY Softball 2. BOCES: Data Processing Office Automation. Muf likes: Outfield. Don't Forget Me When I'm Gone. Sledgehammer. Pee Wee's Big Adventure. Memories ot Michelle. Plans: Live each day as it comes. SEXIOKS 18 THE LU fl V E DAVID L. KELLY. JR. Football 2 4. Basketball 2. Yearbook 4. Bear likes: Journey. Friends and Lovers. St Elmo’s Fire. The Video Dance in 10th Grade. Plans: To be the manager of a very sophisticated business. HAROLD E. MAYO Football 1. Baseball 1. Ski Club 2. BOCES: Auto Body Repair. Howie likes: ZZ Top. Van Halen. TV Dinner. Karate Kid 11. Plans: Travel. MICHAEL JOSEPH LANNING Tennis 1-4. Ski Club 3 4. Band 1-3, 4JVPJ. Honor Society 2-4. Var O’ 4. Glee Club 1-3. 4(Co-CaptJ. BJ likes: .38 Special. Bryan Adams. Summer of 69. Somebody's Out There, The Money Pit. Biology Bread Mold Lab, Tennis Matches at MacDonald's. The Hot Dog Club. Labs with Mr Taylor. Plans: College for Physical Education or Business Education. ARMIN J. MILLER Football 1 2. Baseball 1, Swimming 1-3, Chorus 1 2. BOCES: Power Technology. Armin likes: Alabama. Sawyer Brown. Spirit in the Skv. Pee Wee’s Big Adventure. Plans: Spend the rest of my life with Michelle Mack. PAUL M. LaROW Football 1-4. BOCES: Welding I. Bundy likes: Playing football. Plans: Drive a Tank in the Army. JOHN A. MULHALL Baseball 1-4. Basketball 1 4. Yearbook 4(Trea), Honor Society 2-4, Class Trea 2, Glee Club 1-4. Mullet likes: Duran Duran. Julian Lennon. Louie Louie. St Elmo's Fire, Mr. Mister. Curvish’s Cottage. Hot Dog Club, Going nuts at Arena. 10th Grade Video Dance. Plans: Pre-Med at College and Hit with Mattingly. 14 SIYiOliN RONALD LAUPER Football 1-4 Ron likes: Bon |ovi. Theme song from ’Author. JCarate_Kid. When we killed Watkins at O-M. Plans: College. PATRICK JOHN MURCH Baseball 1-4. Basketball 2-4. Var ’O’ 3 4, Yearbook 4. S.A.D.D. 4. Glee Club l-3,4(Waterboy). Lurch likes: The Eagles. You Really Got Me. No One Is To Blame. The Breakfast Club. '85-’86 Basketball season. Plans: College for Physical Education (or live on the streets). KIMBERLY E. LOVELL Lit Mag 1. FSA 4. FHA 1-3, S.A.D.D. 4. Kim likes: Madonna. Take Me Home Tonight. Top Gun. The memory of coming back to O-M after leaving for two years. Plans: To stay with Jerry forever. TINA MARIE OVERHISER BOCES: Office Automation Data Processing. Tina likes: Billy Idol. I’m A Lover, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, spending time with best friend Nancy Gardner. Plans: Go to college at Coming Community. JEFFREY S. McKENZIE Transferred to O-M in Junior year. Jeff likes: .38 Special. Heart, Phil Collins. It Was Nothin’ At All. Beverly Hills Cop. Cheers. Family Ties. O-M dances, the BOCES bus. Plans: Hotel Technology at Delhi College. RANDALL JOESEPH PEET Ski Club 1-4. Randy likes: Motley Crue. The Wild And The Young. Back To School. 10th Grade Video Dance. Plans: College or Air Force. SENIORS 15 SHARON A. PHILLIPS Cheerleading 4. Var O’. Yearbook 3. FSA 2 4. Honor Society 2-4. S.A.D.D. 4. Sharon likes: Mr. Mister. Take My Breath Away. Top Gun. Plans: Attend C.C.B.I. HELEN C. RUMSMOKE Band 1 2. FHA 2-4. BOCES: Nurses Aid. HOSA 3 4. Pokey likes: Air Supply, Islands in the Stream. Back to School. The day I met Robert. Plans: Go to Coming C.C. and open my own nursing home. 16 SIYIOKN MICHAEL V. POLLOCK Yearbook 4(Editor). Baseball 1 2. Ski Club 1-4. Glee Club 1-4. Mike likes: |imi Hendrix The Experience. Are You Experienced?. Stand By Me. 10th Grade Video Dance. Plans: Live Forever or Die Trying. MICHAEL SCOTT SHAW Football 1-3. Wrestling 3. Oog likes: AC DC, Van Halen. Highway to Hell. Summer Nights. Ferris Beuler's Day Off. When I got put into the Senior gym class when I was in 9th grade. Plans: Make big bucks in construction. JENNIFER LYNNE RAY Art Club 4 Jennifer likes: Lionel Richie. Chicago. Whitney Houston. You’re The Inspiration. Karate Kid II. Leaving O-M. Plans: Get married to Chris and attend college. DAVID LEE SIDLE Football 1-4. Wrestling 1 2. Track 1-4. Var ’O’ 3A4. Student Council 1-3. 4(Pres). Literary Magazine 1, Chorus 4. Class President 3.4. Dave likes: Max Headrum. Journey. Why Can’t This Night Go On Forever. History of the World. Part I. Lying on the football field with a broken leg and getting undressed by five people I’ve never seen before. Plans: Go to college and make a million bucks by selling insurance to all my classmates. I' MICHAEL A RHODES Football 2. BOCES: Auto Body Repair. Rhodesy likes: ZZ Top. Sleeping Bag. American Ninja Karate Kid II. Video Dance in 10th Grade. Plans: Own my own body shop and go to a ZZ Top concert. WENDY ELLEN SILLIMAN Ski Club 4. Art Club 1 2. BOCES: Cosmetology. Edith likes: ZZ Top. Pee Wee’s Big Adventure. Art Club Dance of ‘86. Plans: Get cosmetology license and live a fulfilling life. ANA MARIA RIVERA VERGARA Ski Club 4. Basketball 4. Softball 4. Exchange Student from Columbia. Ana Banana likes: Huey Lewis The News. Say You Say Me. Karate Kid II. Likes to know many people and make beautiful friendships. Plans: Go back to Columbia. Go to the university, and...maybe...get married!!! RICHARD SCOTT SLUSSER Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4. Track 2-4. Var ’O 3 4. Hot Dog Club(Captain). Tricky likesds: Genesis. Mr. Mister. Throw It All Away.Back To School. Watering skiing at Mr Curvish's cottage. Plans: Go to college for enmneerinK. JENNIFER LEIGH ROGALIN Track 1.2.4. Cheerleading 1.2.4. Art Club 2 3. 4(Trea),Student Council l 2(Trea). Fur likes: Whitney Houston. Take My Breath Away. Top Gun. Lunch hours at end of my Junior year. Plans: College. AMY KAY SMITH Softball 2-4. BOCES: Data Processing. Aim likes: AC DC, Sink the Pink. Lady ha wk. Softball season 1986. the 1986 Junior Prom. Plans: College. SEXIOKS 17 TONYA MARIE SNOW Volleyball 3 4. Ski Club 4. Var O' 3 4. Art Club 1-4. S.A.D.D. 4. Tonna likes: Miami Sound Machine. Words Get In the Way. Top Gun. The KA Volleyball game against Watkins Glen. At the prom meeting. Plans: Go to college to get out of O-M. MICHELE LYNN VAN NORDSTRAND Chorus 2, Ski Club 4. Sophie likes: Van Halen. Love Walks In. Karate Kid 11. Punching a certain Nancy in the face. Plans: Elmira Business Institute. ROBERT K SPAULDING Cross Country 2A3. BOCES: Horticulture. VICA 4. FFA 3 4. Crazy Man likes: Alabama. Madonna. Snow Birds. Celebration. 99 Red Balloons. Hard Bodies Spies Like Us. Going to the Football games and dances. Plans: Go to college, start my own business, and get rich. MARTIN W. VONDRACEK BOCES: Agricultural Mechanics. Marty likes: Loverboy. Lovin' Every Minute of It. Commando. Plans: Work. 18 SENIORS NANCY ANN STATES FSA 3 4. FHA 1-3. Nancy likes: Whitney Houston. Greatest Love. Karate Kid. Lunch in llth Grade. Plans: College. PATRICK LEIGH VROOMAN Football 1. Track 3. BOCES: Auto Mechanics. VICA Pres at Broome Tech. Yeerp likes: Dokken. Bryan Adams. Heaven. Officer and a Gentleman. Freshman Initiation Dance. Plans: Get more education and start my own auto shop. LORI ANN STONE Softball 2. BOCES: Food Services. Lori likes: Lionel Richie. Dancing on the Ceiling. Money Pit. Riding the BOCES bus with Mrs Craver. Plans: Get a job at Cornell University. CARLA RENEE' WESTLAKE Chorus 1-3. Student Council 2 3. Honor Society 2-4 Biippy likes: Bruce Springsteen. Rough Boy. ZZ Top. Pee Wee’s Big Adventure. |unior Prom. Plans: College for Chemical Engineering. ERIC MERWIN TABER Football 1-4. Baseball 1 2. Wrestling 1-3. BOCES: Welding. Skinny likes: Motley Crue, Shout At the Devil. One More Night. Officer and a Gentleman. The night we destroyed Watkins at O-M. Plans: Make money and get married to Jackie. CONSTANCE R. WICKHAM BOCES: Cosmetology. VICA 1 2. Softball 2, Dart Club 2-4, Bathroom 1-4. Conan likes: Queensryke. I Dream in Infrared. The Doors, Jimi Hendrix The Experience. Dio. The Breakfast Club. Plans: Get my cosmetology license and Fulfill my Destiny. ROBERT JAY TERRY Football 1-3, Wrestling 4. BOCES: Power Technology I. Bobzilla likes: ZZ Top. You Give Love a Bad Name. Top Gun. PM BOCES talk. Plans: Be Marine NCO. SIMOKS 19 Senior Personality Page Top Left: Did Dru Christian make his move?? Ask Rebecca Titus. Top Right: Bobzilla (Bob Terry) bares all. Above: The Catch-22 world of Mr. Claire’s English Class. Right: Greg Gavich. Sean Cannon. Gary Cole spend too much time in the library. Perhaps Gary should see a professional. Below(l-r): Dan Bryington. Mike Rhodes, and |oe Hoffman with friends Lloyd Seaman and Senior Class Advisor Mr. Evans. 20 SI VIOi: ( AVIMDS ®orlure!H t$3hx Above: Tammy Hathaway anc Freshman Fish. Kim Randall. Bob Terry and his Dream Girl, Crout. Right: Heather Rinker sa Karen Anagnost. Til kill you this is over!' Above: Brenda Chapman and her freshmen-Sue States (left) The Mystery Freshman. Above Left: Shaun Cannon’s Dream-fason Demarest's Chest. Above Far Left: At least Chris Dudgeon washed his face. Far Left: Mark Parrott, what’s that in your ear? asks Dennis Chapman. O-M alumnus. 24 l. ITI ATIO.Y Initiation came to the O-M Cafeteria on October 24, 1986. The Class of '87 had been waiting for four years to do to the the Freshmen what had been done to them a long time ago. What humiliation! Freshmen were dressed down in an array of disgusting clothes. Freshmen had to crawl on the floor and push pennies with the noses. Freshmen had to propose to teachers. Freshmen, just put simply, were treated badly. Yet, they enjoyed every minute of it. Now that they were initiated and proved their worth to be O-M’ers, they were, at 8:00 PM, officially made High Schoolers. Junior High was finally behind them. Below: Karen 'Happy Chappy' Chapman is on her way to Columbia. South America with Anna 'Anna Banana' Rivera. Far Right: Willard Daugherty, Roy Drake, and their Heroes: He-Man and Battle Cat (Rick Moshier and Kyle Teeter on the bottom). Far Right: jody Strong asks. Do I have to kiss any more feet?' Right: Greg Gavich adds the final touches to Kevin 'lane' Lewis. Where's Todd-Zan. Above: Sarah Murch |enny Chamberlain are getting a different view of the world. Left: Nancy Gardner wishes she could be as pretty as Dale Saunders. INITIATION 25 Homecoming Top Left: The heavy rains did not dampen Brenda Chapman's spirits as she was being rafted to the 50 yard line. Top Right: Mr. Blum’s flag team drill squad was not hindered by the October 3rd monsoons. Gee. Doug, good thing you wore your sunglasses! Above: Soggy J.V. Football team escorts were: Rick Churches. Mike Kotmel. Wayne Stermer. Jared Fowler, and Jeff Lisk. Right: A near drowning Shaun Scott led the Marching 20 HOMECOMING Homecoming '86. O-M’ers spend a lot of time and effort getting ready to celebrate the big day. Floats are planned and built days ahead of time. Cheerleaders work and practice hard as usual. The Marching Band is created for this event and spends a lot of time marching on the football field during 5th period. The Flag Team Drill Squad fine tunes its precision skills. The O-M Indians were scheduled to face IAC League powerhouse, Candor. Things start to build up on the night before, Thursday, when the floats parade through Odessa to the football field for the annual bonfire and dough-nut-a-thon. Then, Friday night, the rain fell in epic, Biblical proportions. The floats were destroyed by the rain and the parade was called off, yet the Homecoming candidates stood up to the elements. Then the Candor Indians fought their last stand against the O-M Indians. Our Indians won as expected with a score of 9-0. Left: Tradition is strong at O-M. once again Charlie Martin crowns another elated Homecoming Queen, Brenda Dense. Below: Rained on royalty-jennifer Rogalin. Karen Anagnost. Brenda Chapman, Queen Brenda I, and Gina Kellogg. IIOMEC«Mli (i 27 HARVEY: The Play Rev. David Parker: Director Cast of Charactersjl. to r.) Myrtle Mae Simmons....... Veta Louise Simmons...... Elwood P. Dowd........... E.J. Lofgren............. Loren Sanderson, M.D..... Duane Wilson............. Ruth Kelly. R.N.......... William R. Chumley, M.D. Judge Amelia Gaffney..... Mrs Betty Chumley........ Not pictured ....Jennifer Sweet ........Vera Bush ... Andrew R. Drake ......John Heichel ......Anna Pollock ......Pat Vrooman ....Nancy Gardner ..Michael Lanning ...Heather Gordon Rebecca Chapman Harvey was produced and staged by the all-student O-M Drama Department under the direction of Rev. David Parker and Mrs Brenda Peters. The cast and backstage crew worked very hard and were surprised to find out how much hard work has to go into a dramatic effort. All of the hard work came together and superb performances were presented on November 21st and 22nd. A sneak preview was presented to the student body. After this play, we’re all looking forward to another gem for next year. 28 HKAMA CLUB Below: Roy is being ignored, as usual. Right Center: Mike looks on as Roy talks to his invisible friend. Bottom Right Comer taaa-DUHHHHH! mtA.MA ant 29 School Spirit School Spirit (in this case, the rowdy O-M fans) always plays a big part of any sports event. Above: Numerous O-M regulars give the victory sign at the Watkins Glen basketball game. Note Mr. Beebe in the foreground. Left: The ever smiling Cheerleaders. Can you spot a ’Harrington’? Above right: As soon as the Junior Varsity game is over, these men will be transformed into hyper-active cheering machines. Far right: Mike Hines gives the old O-M Yell. Right: Harold the Happy Hall Monitor comes to all the games. N 30 SCHOOL SPIRIT Espirit de la Escuela ESDI KIT DE LA ESCUELA 31 Top Left: The 3 Stooges-Scott McCarty, Dave Lynch. Doug Chapman. Top Right: Jim Bergen admires Lyle Goossen’s biceps. Above: Chris Larison gets ready for his next class. Right: Pat The Lurch' Murch. Below: Roy Drake needs four arms to keep up with his verbiage. Below Right: Karen Chapman's conscience watches over her. Todd VanAlstine 32 wmi s Left: John Bloomer and Klatt Marshall enjoy a good laugh in Mrs Walker’s Biology Class. Are they working on another variation of the famous Bread Mold Lab? Top Left: Nancy Meek and Collette Rinker just saw 'V Maroon Baboon. Above: Mike Rhodes is in study hall charming Beth Brisbois. Left: Dorie Eddy stands tall. Where’s Richie?’ Above Right. Dru Christian is sitting pretty in study hall. Right. Mrs Titus creates 3-D Art with Heather Gordon. Far Right Top to Bottom. Rich. CAXIHDS 33 International Fellowship Exchange Student... Ana Maria Rivera V. c£miyos dc Ot£ f[C£: Comjyaxtix con ustcdcs at a ctafsa tic me uida, me ha conoccx fiecho muchas cosas hexmosas... —-It afixendido yuc cn [a amistad no cxisten taxxcxas tic iJioma, xctiyion,cuttuxa o nacionatidad. Somoi amiyos, y ata a una tic [as cosas mas. imfsoxtantes fsaxa mi. Quicxo ayxadcccxtcs toda su ayuda, su fsacicncia, y su caxino conmiyo; ustcdcs me (tan atiexto sus coxazoncs, sus casas su cscucfa y su ( ais.£Hc dan ensenado su cuftuxa, su manexa dc vivix ysu idioma. ZJodo to yuc he afixendido ayui atnixa nucuos hoxizontcs cn mi uida. t sficxo yuc nuestxa amistad ficxmanezca, yuc no tenya tiempo nu fuyax. cd [i hexmoso fzais csta ahiexta fiaxa todos ustcdcs, y fzueden cstax seyuxos dc yuc nunca fos touidaxc. POJ? dijv £hJVO J [cAJ?JWQ££€) Dm ! £os quUxz, c tna £H[axia Columbia. South America will always be a special place in the hearts of Odessa students. In the past school year we were pleased to take Ana Rivera into our school. The first day she walked into the school we loved her bright smile and sparkling eyes. She got right into the flow by joining sports teams, joining the Ski Club, and every day she improved her English. Ana quickly learned what real cold weather is like. Fortunately she left us in the hot summer time and got ready to go back to her tropical South America. Ana, we will remember you always and you’ll have friends in Odessa-Montour forever! 34 FOREIGN EXC IIAXGE Jaime Marshall Goes to (tWtnatm [dime's home in West Germany, a brick house with a tile roof. Hello Students at OMCS: have spent the past year in West Germany! I came to Germany with a lot of wrong ideas based on ignorance. You’ve got to live here to understand German life. I was told that Germans were a ’cold people'. I have not yet met a person of that description. They are reserved at first, but once you get to know the Germans they are very friendly. There is no real school life. You go to school to learn. There are NO activites or sports. Everything is academic and very intense. It is unheard of here to be unprepared in school. Everyone does their work and everyone wants to do their best. When I first got here I think my fellow students thought I was from Mars. Now that I have learned more German I find it easier to be part of things. To get to school I ride a bike for about five miles. When I first found that out. I thought I’d die. Biking is made interesting because the land is very flat, windy, rainy, and cold as the wind blows off the ocean. The trees are bent because of all the wind. I have joined a girls volleyball club. These girls know how to play! They are all able to spike really well. The season lasts all year. My team is the best in the league. As I write this letter I’m finding it difficult to compose this and I hope it comes out OK. I’ve learned a lot of German and I’m thinking in German. Your Friend. Qaimt awii.fia[[ My German family for this year. lOliKKiV EXCHANGE  5 AM SHIFT: Front-Beth Brisbois. Bob Spaulding, Helen Rumsmoke. 2nd-Mr. Petroziello. Eric Adorns, Armin Miller, Wendy Silliman, Stefanie Derr, Lorie Stone. Tammy Conklin. Tammy Hathaway. Connie Wickham, Jim Mosher. Eric Bower. 3rd-Randy Hoyt. Doug Cook. Lyle Goossen, John Bergen. Mike Rhodes, Eric Taber, Todd Brush. Joe Hoffman. Scott Shaw. Mrs Tanned Bus Driver). Danny Above: Don’t forget Andy, it does say NO SMOKING. Be-low: Eric Adams and Randy Hoyt at the lathe. Midddle Left: Bob ’Booger’ Burns Clint Bowen have a VoTech Chuckle. Bottom Left: Bill Haefner in Auto Mech. B.O.C.E.S. IMK IS PM SHIFT: Front-L.Davenport, R.Skinner. L.Drum, A.Johnson, W.Haefner, M.Grover, M.Farrell. M.Bown, T.Bowor. K Bailey. 2nd-|.Davis. Big Rich Parker. R.Terry, A.Stone, M.Hunter, B.Smith. T.VanNess. L Hoover. S.Switzer. (Page. S.Packer. 3rd-C.Sawyer. (.Newell. C.Everetts. R.Burns. T.Dudgeon. S.Bennett, C.Rumsmoke. W.Bryington, K.Yentzer, D.Bryington. D.Mathews. M.Sipes, D.Smith. (.Fowler. C.Bowen. Vo-Tech-Ville is a place where a person meets the reality of the work place. Away from the O-M campus, BOCES VoTech provides a half day of practical, hands-on training in various vocational fields. Our students participate in classes like: welding, auto mechanics body repair, cosmetology, horticulture, nursing, masonry, food preparation, data processing and office machines, and child care. BOCES Scenes: Above-Safety Googles have to be worn everywhere at VoTech. Above Right-Pat Vrooman sports his VoTech smile in Auto Mechanics class. Right-Robert Spaulding digs into projects in his corner of the greenhouse. IIOC'ES 37 National Honor Society Left: Front-Becky Evans. Sharon Phillips. Mike Lanning. Rosie Colunio. john Heichel. Karen Bryington, Becky Cleveland. Back-Dave Smith. Dni Christian. Mr Frank Mudrak. Rebecca Titus. John Mulhall. Above: S.A.D.D.:Front-T.Fair. C.VanGalder, A. Cooley, R.Kuparinen. D.Stayer. T.Williams. 2nd-T.Gunning. C.Bannister. K.Lovell. A.Stayer, S.Phillips. T.Boyce. G.Kellogg. S.Tague. 3rd- B. Cleveland. B.Decker. T.Stillman. ).Heichel. D.Avery. S.Cannon. B.Chapman. L.Bruno. 4th-S.Bannister, S.Burgess, N.VanderVliet(Trea), D.Slusser(Sec). C.Foley(Pres). H.Gordon(VP). H. Rice. B.Searles, B.Evans. Varsity ’O’ VARSITY 'O’: Front-D. Christian. B.Chapman. B.Clark, G.Kellogg. G.Cole, R.Slusser. 2nd- A. Smith, A.Kuparinen, B.Decker. T.Fair, B. Cleveland. T.Williams. 3rd-B.Dense. K.Kotmel. B.Evans. J.Bergen. T.Boyce. D.Sidle. 4th- I. Mulhall, H.Gordon. T.Snow. K.Carey, S.McCarty. R.Drake. S.Cannon, D.Kelly, P.Murch. 5th-J Rogalin. S.Phillips. D.Avery, M.Lanning. T.Gunning. 88 SAnn IHK SOC VAR O Student Council Representatives: Front-P.Bruno, K.Lewis, W.Scott. C.VanGalder. 2nd-T.Gunning, S.Menzi. J.Heichel, T.Snow. [.Chamberlain. A.Stayer, C.Foley. 3rd-C.Rinker, M.Glover, R.Evans. A Barrett. G.Kellogg. S.States. D.Slusser. H.Rinker. 4th-M.Cross, H.Reynolds. T.Stillman. K.Saunders. C.Bannister. L.Hoover. C.Starkweather. 5th-R.Colunio. T.VanAlstine, (.Grover. R.Myers.J.Kellogg. R.Fraboni. K.Collins. 6th- G.Gavich. R.Drake. L.Leszyk, P.Murch. R.Titus S.Cannon, D.Sidle. Officers: Greg Gavich|Treas), Gina Kellogg(VP), David Sidle(Pres). Mr Scaptura(Advisor), Rebecca Evans( Sec). Future Secretaries of America Secretarial Careers. That’s what the FSA is all about. Our chapter meets with other chapters for educational programs relating to the secretarial profession. Professionals from the world of business speak at our meetings about job opprotunities and the demands of the modern office. Our FSA group is sponsored by Professional Secretaries International in Elmira. Fronl-Trina Boyce. Tracey Carey. Nancy Stales. Shannon Dickinson. Kim Lovell. 2nd-Michelle VanNordstrand. Sharon Phillips. Karen Bryington, Veronica Kerns. 3rd-l.isa Bruno, Mrs Lovell) Ad visor). Nancy Gardner. STU COX FSA 39 O-M Ski Club This is the essence of skiing. What on Earth could better represent the gnarly raddness of the typical upstate N.Y. skier? This is the famous ’BANZI!!’. known to most civilians as Eric Bower. What is he thinking?...you may ask. Perhaps. ’Gosh. I could sure use a drink’. Not that he would or anything. O-M Ski Club: Front row(l r)- Vicki Sills. Mr. Blum. Aaron Brown, Mark Sidle. Rich ’Gnarly Rich’ Fraboni. Nate Ivan, Ian Irmesher. Ray Hugo’ Hoagland, Bus Driver Mrs. Peters. Second row- Beth Harris. Connie Wickam. Debby Gifford. Sheila Burgess. Steffanie Tague. Wendy ’Grace’ Brubaker. Advisor Mr. Gill. Back row-Roadie Ted Richards. Jennifer Hall. Tracey Carey. Brenda Dense. Wendy Silliman. Tonya Snow. Ana Rivera. Brenda Chapman. Eric 'On a BANZI!! course for something solid’ Bower, Karen Kotmel. Roy Drake. Mike Pollock. William Lynch. Brent ’Windmill Warrior’ Biddle. Not Pictured- Randy ’Yardsale’ Peet. 40 SKI CLUB Top Left- Mr. Gill says ’Heeeeeeyyyy!’ BANZI! says ’Hey Brubaker!, sit down!’ Top Right- Bill Lynch picking up after a duster. Middle Left- An O-M’er catches some radical air off a gnarly mogul. Middle Right-The view from the bottom. the ol Fields' lift. Bottom- Brent Biddle heads back up the hill to get his ski after an expert demonstration of a STOP?’. SKI CLUB 41 ALTO SECTION: Front-C.Chapman, D.Stayer, L.DeRoche, A.Pollock, C.Palmer. 2nd-S.Smalley. G.Kellogg. J.Sweet. L.Christian. B.Austin, C.Vetter, T.Wytrwa. 3rd: Ms Fetter. S.Sayre, H.Henderson, D.Bruno, L.Bruno, B.Decker, A.Evans. C.Bannister. Chorus THE SISTERS: Vera Bush. Heather Reynolds. Debbie Stayer. Wendy Scott, Shawn Scott. Chorus Officers: Gina Kellogg, Cheryl Bannister. Becky Decker. Vera Bush. SOPRANO SECTION: Front-D.Bowen. W.Scott. B.Wheeler. B.Evans, T.Fair, A.Stayer, C.West. D.Webster. 2nd-B.Chapman. A.Skinner, H.Reynolds. J.Tucker. M.Koloski. R.Taylor. P.Millard. 3rd-L.O'Bannion. R.Maphis. JL.Landon. |.Curran. T.Stillman. L.Rodriguez. S.States. 42 CHORUS Left: TENOR BASS SECTIONS: Front-T.VanAlstine. C.Evans, C.Pelchar, C.Larison. M.Potter, R.Palmer. 2nd-C.Searles. R.Fraboni, K.Bleiler. D.Sidle. S.Bannister. |. Davis, |. Cook. Above: O-M’s musical pride and joy...SHANE' Upper Right: O-M's Choral elite, The Mixed Ensemble standing on the Stairway to Stardom. Right: Dawn Webster can not believe what she is hearing from Chris West. Below: THE END, the faces of a few tell a tale of the agony of another hard practice. Chorus in the beginning of the year was filled with talk of a ’dream cho-| rus’ and of how we all wanted to be like one big, happy family. We had a tough start trying to find the right blend of voices with such a large group. The bass section was incredible considering the inexperience of the new members. After a few rehearsals, with this section, Miss Fetter whipped them into shape. The angelic Sopranos sounded absolutely celestial with their enthusiastic attitude. The determination of the altos and tenors helped the dream come alive. Throughout the year, Miss Fetter taught and urged co-operation and hard work. The family atmosphere made the year a memorable one for the Seniors and it left great expectations for the next year’s Chorus. By: Cheryl Bannister CONCERT BA C X N BRASS: Front-Mike Lanning, Melanie Haight. Shane Bannister. Lili Rodriguez. Mike MacDougall. Matt Marshall. Greg Goat’ Gavich. 2nd-Steve Crout, John Dickens. Jeff Edwards. Chad Curl. Doug Moss. Joel Grover. 3rd-Mike Gardner. Tim Learn. John Kellogg. Bill Whited. Lee Titus. p CL El Maestro Mr. Steven Shewan Jazz Band The O-M Jazz Band Members are: (Above left to right, front to backjjeff Lisk, Karen Wager, Annie Gooley, Allison Barrett, Chad Curl, Melanie Height, Greg Gavich, Shane Bannister, John Kellogg, Mr. Shewan, Jennifer Sweet(out of sequence), James Gerdes, Kevin Bleiler, Joel Grover, Gretchen Sommers, William V. Lynch, Mike Pollock. Vera Bush, and singer-songwriter Doug Moss. Left: The saxaphone section warms up and(below left) Kevin Bleiler is watched by his apprentice James Gerdes. Right: Chad Curl shows off the business end of his trumpet andfbelow right) Shane Bannister and Melanie Height put theirs to good use. 46 JAZZHAVI) Above Left: Steve Crout is wide awake in Hollywood as usual. Above: O-M's hot guitarist Doug Moss jams with Bass player Jim Cook. Below: Billy Lynch is just copying over some Dead Kennedys' lyrics for a friend in Long Island. Left: Look out girls!! it’s the one and only Greg ’Shades’ Gavich blowing off a hot riff on his pseudo-solisa phone. JAZZKA.VH 47 The Art Club Art Club members, listed alphabetically: Shane Bannister. Wendy Benjamin. Wendy Brubaker. Sheila Burgess. Beth Cratsley. Michelle Cross. Miranda Demarest. Roy Drake. Cassie Foley. Debbie Gifford. Maggie Glover. Heather Gordon. Carl Guild, Melanie Haight. John Heichel. Jennifer Rogalin. Brennan Searles. and Stephanie Tague. Art Club with Mrs. Titus is not only an artistic experience. but an internal one as well. The Art Club meets once in a while and they plan trips. The European excursion in the Spring of 1986 was a experience to be remembered by all that went. The group went to France. Switzerland, and Italia. They also plan the annual New York City excursion where they visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum (an 8 story building with no stairs), Lincoln Center, Riverside Church, and the musical LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS which was not really artistic but was a lot of fun. by Becky Cleveland 48 ART CLUB s . . c V o s c — c c E « P U -2 « (8 I Top Left-Mr. Golowich checks oul a Freshman sketch book. Above-Mr. Fraboni in his favorite chair. Above-WE'VE GOT WORK TO DO! Top Right-Are you sure? Left-Mummy Titus is hiding from those emotional artistic types. Above-'Come on. answer me!’ said Mr. Gavich after he hit the RETURN KEY ten times. Right-Ms Haight asks. 'Am I over dressed?' FACULTY CAXIMIIS 9 June Marks Junior High Math Nancy Roberts Science 7 1 ■ ‘j. bV ffl M Jerald Fowler NYS History Susan Stevens English 7 Nelson Beebe Math 9 Venico Fraboni American History 8 Tammy Wise English 8 L.Vincent Evans Math 7 John Clickner Earth Science Joseph Lemak.Jr. Afro-Asian Studies Nicholas Golowich English 9 Suzanne Walker Biology Donald Frisk English 11 50 FACULTY Faculty i Eric Claire English 12 Brenda Peters French E.Scott Westervelt Physcial Ed. Margaret Carpenter Library Timothy Anderson Spanish Elizabeth Titus Art Thomas Blum Business Roger Myers Reading Shirley Mitchell Home Economics Gary LaRue Resource Room Donald Cutton Industrial Arts )ean Samson Resource Room Pamela Sochia Industrial Arts Stephan Shewan Band Director Margaret Lovell Business Dawna Fetter Choral Music Carl Petroziello Guidance Catherine Haight Physcial Education Allan Sweet Guidance I FACULTY 51 Administrators Daryl McKenzie (Business Manager), Eugene F. Sensei, Jr., Ph.D. (High School Principal). Harry Barriger (Elementary Principal). Donald E. Gooley (Superintendent of Schools). The Board of Education Front: Richard Castor, DDS, (VP), Robert Slusser (Pres), Carol Fagnan, Randy Lovell. Back: Willie Pittman, Richard Cole. Not Present: Louis Dickinson. 52 ItOAItl) A DAILY The Staff School Secretaries: Front-Mary Lewis. Jean Elliott. Bev Peters. 2nd-Emily Mourey. Lois Cratsley, Patricia Decker. Rose Mary Wilson. Lana Mathers. Night Crew: Front-Carolyn Seymour. Gladys Banks. Mary Drum. Dorene Terrill. 2nd-John Dewey. Harold 'Security Harrington. Todd Oakes. Aunt Pat Durfey. School Monitor, never misses an OTHER. Above: School Nurses- Kathryn Henry and Sally Jo Smith. Above Right: Business Office Staff-Seated: Loretta Manning(Dist Treas). Sharon Young(Switch Board). 2nd-Lillian PaynejAcct Clerk). Beverly RileyjPayroll!). Frances Pierce(Receptionist). Bob VanGalder Uncle Wayne Durfey in the Girls' Locker Room. Cafeteria Staff: Put Clover. Carmella Hoffman. Beverly Pitcher, Jacqueline Wickham. Biddy BarretI. Syhiu West. Paula Smith. Diane Beniamin Ma Shrout-Cafeteria Honcho. THE STAFF 53 Top Loft: Mr. Anderson, do you really need that? Above. Mr. Sweet spent a lot of time helping our Seniors to get into college. Top Right: Mr Fowler can even drive his car in class. Below: Mr. Banfi. what's that you’re really reading? Right: Mr Lemak is posing next to the Art Room mummy case 54 FACULTY ( AVhll)S Left: Mr. Mudrak is always in his room getting ready for the next class. Above: Mr. Shewan can’t stand any more of those flat notes. SPORTS Cross-Country Ready Cross-Country Team-Front: Greg Lisk. Cassie Foley. Maggie Wood. Matt Marshall. |ohn Heichel, Jennifer Sweet. Lee Titus. Karen Bryington. Back: Coach Haight. Richard Drum. Jim Mosher. Jeff Edwards. Chris Evans. Chris Larison. Chad Curl, John Kellogg. Becky Chapman(Mgr). Left: John Kellogg pounds down the track miles ahead of the competition, meanwhile Jim Mosher receives his place card from Becky Chapman as he going over the finish line. 56 CROSS-COUNTRY Cross-Country is a tough, demanding sport. Those of faint heart and body often stay away. In what other sport does one volunteer to run six or seven miles in a light practice? It's like being in the Marine Coprs with Coach Haight as your drill sargeant. In IAC meets our runners have to chum out three gruelling miles and everybody gives their all. Even though this is a quiet sport without too many spectators, we know that they are always running around the neighboring country-side. Cross-Country was not seen at O-M for a few years until it was revived by Coach Scott and then taken over by Coach Haight. Go i CROSS-COUNTRY 57 VARSITY BASEBALL 0-M -vs- South Seneca.......W O-M -vs- Tioga............W L O-M -vs- T-Burg.............W Notre Dame at Dunn Field...L T.A.E. at Dunn Field........L Spring Sports Scoreboard O-M -vs- S-VE.............W L O-M -vs- N.Valley...........L O-M -vs- T.A.E..............L O-M -vs- Candor...........W W O-M -vs- Newfield.........W W O-M -vs- Dryden.............W O-M -vs- W.Glen.............W Tioga at S-VE................W Marathon at I.C..............W Unatego at Johnson City......L I.A.C.Div League Champions J.V. BASEBALL O-M -vs- Tioga..............W W O-M -vs- Lansing............W L O-M -vs- S-VE...............L L O-M -vs- N.Valley.............L O-M -vs- T.A.E................W O-M -vs- Candor...............L O-M -vs- Newfield.............L O-M -vs- Dryden...............L O-M -vs- T-Burg...............L TENNIS O-M at T.A.E..............Lost O-M at T-Burg..............Won O-M at N.Valley............Won O-M at NotreDame .........Lost Notre Dame at O-M..........Won W.Glen at O-M..............Won O-M at S.Cayuga............Won T-Burg at O-M..............Won O-M at Moravia.............Won U.Springs at O-M...........Won T.A.E. at O-M.............Lost O-M at W.Glen.............Lost Section 4 class C - 2nd place Mike Lanning - Section Class C Champ Spring Sports are a great way to finish off the school year. The trees are finally turning green, the ground has thawed, and there are birds and flowers to be enjoyed. Spring Sports are all played outside! It’s a great time to be alive. It's a great time to hit that ball, run those miles, toss that put, smash one with your serve, and steal a base. We wanted to put pictures of the great O-M Spring teams but our advisor misplaces the photos. J.V. SOFTBALL O-M -vs- Tioga..............W L O-M -vs- S-VE...............W W O-M -vs- N.Valley.............W O-M -vs- Lansing............W W O-M -vs- Candor.............W W O-M -vs- Newfield...........W W O-M -vs- Dryden...............L O-M -vs- W.Glen...............W O-M -vs- T-Burg...............W BOYS TRACK O-M at Waite Inv...........5th S-VE at O-M..................L T.A.E. at O-M................W O-M at T-Burg................W O-M -vs- Lansing at T-Burg..W O-M at W.Glen................L T-Burg Relays..............3rd Candor at O-M................W Sec 4 Relays at Bing.......2nd O-M at Newfield..............W I.A.C. Small Schools.......2nd I.A.C. Meet at T-Burg......4th Section 4 David Sidle: 2nd 100 Meters. 4th Long Jump, 1st Long Jump at I.A.C. Mike Gardner: 1st 100 200 Meters. I.A.C. outstanding athlete. GIRLS TRACK S-VE at O-M...................L T.A.E. at O-M.................L O-M vs T-Burg Lansing.......L L O-M at W.Glen.................L Dryden Relays...............6th Candor at O-M.................L O-M vs Newfield Tioga.......W W Pent at T-Burg, J.Dillon 1st I.A.C. Small School.........3rd I.A.C. Overall.............10th VARSITY SOFTBALL O-M -vs- Tioga..............L W O-M -vs- T-Burg...............L E.F.A. at E.F.A. Tourny.......L O-M -vs- N.Valley.............L O-M -vs- T.A.E................W O-M -vs- Candor.............L L O-M -vs- Dryden...............L O-M -vs- Newfield...........W W S. Cayuga at Mor Tourny.......L Cincinnatus at Mor Tourny.....W Cato-Mer at Mor Tourny........L N.Valley at Mor Tourny........L O-M -vs- W.Glen...............L O-M -vs- S-VE...............L L 58 SPRING SPORTS Football The Indians That Conquered The I.A.C. VARSITY INDIANS: Front-Bill Bryington. Mike Gardner. Brad Clark. Dan Harrington. Jim Bergen. Woodie the Manager. Bill Croft. Brian Clark Dave Harrington Norman West. Andy Legare. 2nd-Doug Chapman. Ed Bovaird. Dave Sidle. Scott McCarty. Dave Lynch. Rickie Churches. Lyle Goossen. Ron Lauper. Joel Grover. 3rd-Coach Myers. Dan Mathews. Willard Daugherty. Bill Lynch. Dave Kelly. Dick Slusser. Jason Confer. Druber Christian. Eric Taber. John Blommer. Asst Coach Anderson. |UNIOR VARSITY: Front-J.Fowler. D.Shepherd. M.Parrott. B.Wood(mgr). C.Bames. L.Collins. M.Bums. 2nd-Moslyn. J.Lisk. K.Bleiler. R.Moshier. |.Cook. B.Daughterty. 3rd-Coach LoPresti. M.Parrott. C.Lynch. J.West. D.Gauvin. K.Teeter. W.Stermer. M.Kotmel. S.Hayes. S.Cleveland. Asst Coach Harrington. The 87 Senior Indians FOOTKAIX 59 The Charge The Fall bove: At the Tioga game. Brad Clark. O-M's 1987 star running back, charges through the Tioga iefense for yet another gain. Below: The ever loyal O-M football fans at an away game: The Lyle ssen Party. Mr Gill. Mike Pollock. Shaun Cannon, the Rinkers. and a host of others. Bottom: Mass fusion on the grid iron.___________________________________________________| 0 winning the IAC Small School Championship trophy. The Tioga game was supposed to be THE challenge for Indians. It turned out to be a romp over this tradionally strong squad of the IAC. Brad Clark rushed for a career record number of 3,500 yards in the Twin Tier. Dave Sidle burned up the field as a small, cagey, and fleet-footed full-back. Jason Confer had the magic fingers that caught the important passes that put points on the board. The Krunch Bunch on the Indian line was feared by all and kept the scores low. Early on the team destroyed Watkins on O-M turf and they'll never be the same. More than once the K-Bunch held the oppositon to under 100 yards and no score. In post season action, our Indians hit tough competition head on and got beat for the IAC Championship with a squeaker of 7-8. In Section IV action, the Indians got beat by powerhouse Delhi by 26-27. Delhi had not lost in 28 games. It was a great year for Coach Myers and the Indians. The IAC and Section IV will GO FOOT It AIJ. remember the O-M Indians Football at O-M was a WINNER in the Fall of '86. The Varsity went 8- VARSITY SCORES O-M 6 O-M 25 PalMac 0 Lansing 6 O-M 26 W.Glen 7 O-M 9 O-M 13 Groton 6 O-M 28 Tioga 14 O-M 33 S-VE 14 O-M 42 N'field 22 O-M 7 N.Valley 8 O-M 26 Delhi 27 JV SCORES O-M 34 O-M 14 O-M 20 N.Valley 6 Dundee 14 S-VE 6 O-M 20 W.Glen 0 O-M 14 Tioga 12 O-M 28 N.Valley 12 O-M 14 S-VE 14 O-M 8 W.Glen 34 FOOTHALL 01 BOYS BASKETBALL Left: Varsity-B.Clark. G.Cole. D.Smith, S.Cannon. J.Hoffman. M.Powers. D.Avery. R.Slusser. P.Murch, |.Confer. L.Leszyk. S.McCarty, G.Gavich. B.Croft, (.Mulhall. Coach Myers. Right: Junior Varsity-P.Bruno. K.Lewis. J.Dickens. J.Wood. R.Palmer. B.Clark. L.Seamen. J.Grover. 1-West, K.Teeter, D.Cauvin. T.Ray, J.Edwards. J.Cole. A.Cole, R.Myers. I.Demarest, |.Dickens. Coach LoPresti. B.Wood|mgrl. 62 BOYS ICASKETBALL Opposite Page Bottom: We see Gary Cole Greg Gavich set up the Indian Defense and the O-M Cheerleaders. Top left: Shaun Cannon takes aim during warm-ups. Far left: Greg Gavich takes a long shot from the field. Above: Rich Slusser rejects another Lansing hoop. Left: Brad Clark puts one up from the impossible zone during his last season in the Cheese Box. HOYS BASKETBALL 63 GIRLS BASKETBALL Left-VARSITY: Terry Williams. Rosie Colunio. Annie Gooley. Rebecca Titus, Christine Bennett. Kathy Collins. Debby Slusser. Kim Saunders, and Tracie Randall. Below-|UNIOR VARSITY: Front-Shirley Smalley, Sarah Murch. Michelle Lynch. Susan States. Molly Fagnan. 2nd-Heather Reynolds. Michelle Cross. Karen Chapman. 3rd-Wendy Hughey and Molly Glover with a dunk. This year's Varsity and Junior Varsity Girl's Basketball teams promised to be outstanding despite the fact that Coach Tom Williams and JV Coach Kathy Haight both had new teams who needed experience working togeth- er. As the yearbook was going to press in January of this year. O-M’s strong points included veterans Kathy Collins. Rosie Colunio, and Tina Bennett. Among O-M's promising ranks were Annie Gooley, Terry Williams, Rebecca Titus, Debby Slusser. Kim Saunders, and Tracie Randall. The Junior Varsity team also seemed to be full of promise. An early thriller was a full-scale blow-out against Trumansburg. The devotion and hard work put in by all the players and coaches almost guarantees the future of O-M Girl’s Basketball to be nothing short of dominant. GIRLS HASHETIIALL T1 Above Left: Coach Williams gives the girls a pep talk prior to a big victory over Dryden. Far Left: Annie Gooley sets up a shot under pressure. Left: Rebecca Titus charges for the rebound after Tina Bennett puts up a foul shot. Above: Rosie Colunio fires one up from outside the key. (■IK I.S IS ASK ICT IS A 1.1. «5 Volleyball Volleyball players rank among the toughest in any sport. After all, look at all those busted knees and elbows. This year’s team has honed their skills to near perfection under the close eye of the fiery Coach Larison. Coach makes her girls get into top physical condition with endless laps around the gym and rigorous drills at the net and in the serving corner. The results speak for themselves. The team had a rebuilding season this year after suffering a personnel loss from the previous year. Our Indians had a 10-6 record. Against.........................Q-M Candor........................W L T.A.Edison....................L L Tioga.........................W W Watkins Glen..................W W Lansing.......................L L S-VE..........................W W N.Valley......................W L Groton........................W W Above-Varsity: Coach Larison. Stacey Sayre. Vicki Sills. Tiffany Fair. Debbie Gifford. Debbie Slusser. Michelle Letteer. Brenda Dense. Tonya Snow. Brenda 'BC' Chapman. Karen Chapman. Upper Right-JV: Front-Michelle Reynolds. Tracie Rater, Coach Larison. Carol Collins, Michelle Strong. 2nd-Wendy Hughey. Julie Hoxie, Jennifer Fraboni. 3rd-Wendy Benjamin. Jackie Smith. Jody Strong. Far Right-Brenda Chapman prepares to pound one home while Brenda Dense looks on with awe. Bottom Right-O-M's Senior Stars: Brenda Chapman. Brenda Dense, and Tonya Snow. Bottom Left-Michelle Reynolds is looking for her maker above to help her on this bullet. VOLLEY i; ALL Girls Swimming is the most demanding sport at O-M! The girls work very hard. This year’s new record makers were Karen Kotmel (200 free IM, 500 free) and Tracy Monks (50 free 100 fly free). The team finished the year with 8 wins. 3 loses, and a tie. Above: Front-H.Brubaker. 2nd-M.Glover. N.Hoffman. (.Chamberlain. A.Smith. C.Edwards, A.Collins. A.Vickio, J.Edington, N.Fraim. 3rd-D.Senka. M.Lynch. R.Kuparinen, A.Gooley, R.Titus. K.Kotmel. H.Cole. T.Monks. C.WesI. B.Evans|mgr) Girls Swimming Fall ’86 Scoreboard Against...............................O-M Watkins Glen......................Lost Lansing...........................Lost Bath..............................Tied Dryden.............................Won T.A.Edison.........................Won S. Cayuga.........................Won Watkins Glen......................Lost Bath...............................Won Lansing............................Won Dryden.............................Won T. A.Edison ......................Won S. Cayuga..........................Won Harvest Relays.....................3rd LA.C. Championships................3rd Boys Swimming THE SWIM TEAM: Front-G.VanGalder. T.Doane. 2nd-S.Wixson. |.Fowler. M.Kotmel. |.HeicheI. T.Schink 3rd-B.Evans(mgr stats). M.Marshall. Coach Westervelt. C.Larison. G.Miller. L.Titus, J.Kellogg. C.Foleyjmgr stats). Top of page- Leaping off the blocks to victory are: Tom Schink. Mike Kotmel. Jim Mosher. |ared Fowler. HH BOYS SWIMMIYG Wrestling Wrestling is tough. Wrestlers use up the most amount of energy, minute for minute, than any other sport! This year Coach Larry Teeter returned with his superb wrestling background. The team spent a year in a re-building effort. There’s a lot of grappling talent at O-M and we’ll see some great team results pretty soon. Front-Coach Teeter. S.Scott|stats mgr). J.Fowler. Coach Hayth. Coach Crouch. Back-J.Joslyn. L.Thomas. M.Parrott. D.Lynch. C.Guild. P.Vrooman, W.Stermer, L.Goossen. M.Parrott. J.Lisk. D.Vary. Above: The seemingly' confused Daryl Vary in the iron grasp of Jeff Lis Below left-Big D goes for the take-down. It's Leigh Thomas and Daryl Var Below-'Puh-leeze. Lyle Goossen, don’t fall asleep,' says the terrified Dav wKisniv . ;; O-M Has Spirit!!! Cheerleading is a SPORT! We really do compete. As a matter of fact, we were the IAC Small School Champs last year. Cheering takes a lot of hard work. It is not just a bunch of airheads jumping around with a lot of sloppy arm movements and leg kicks. Cheerleaders have to be strong and flexible. The must have total concentration. Everyone has to have a high level of co-ordination to make the team look unified. We are not out there to shake our fannies or fling our hair around. We are out there to support our teams and show them that we are proud of them. We are there to get the athletes psyched up and keep their spirits high. We also have to deal with the crowd. We have to get them cheering and at the same time make sure they show good sportsmanship. This is not always easy when they think that the refs made a bad call. We know that cheerleading is not for everyone. Some of you couldn't even imagine yourselves attempting it. Some of us could never play volleyball or run cross-country. But, we are more than willing to support those teams. Remember, no matter where we go. we're all from O-M, and we should all support each other. By Lisa Bruno VARSITY: Front-).Rogalin, L.Bruno, A.Stayer, T.Boyce. K Anagnost. Coach Anagnost. S.Menzi, C.VanGalder. S.Phillips. G.Kellogg. L.Hoover, R.Colunio. 2nd-T.Gunning. 3rd-H.Gordon. |V: Front-H.Rinker, B.Decker. N.Meek. 2nd-C.Starkweather. A.Skinner. C.Rinker. 3rd-T.Stillman. K.Miller. D.Stayer. A Kuparinen 70 cheerleadiiVc Left: This is the OTHER side of cheerleading! Left: Our Cheerleaders did a fine job. as usual, when they did their stuff at Tioga. Strong Tioga was 'supposed’ to give O-M a hard time that afternoon. It was no problem for the Indians out there on the field, especially when they were cheered on by our great squad. CHEERLEADING 71 O.M.C.S. SPORTS HEROES You’ve seen them at all the sporting events, you may even know a few. They are the O-M SPORTS HEROES!!! Above Left: The heart of the O-M Cross Country team; Scott Spaulding, Richard Drum, and Andy Rumsmoke. Above: Ben Wood, the all star water boy for the varsity Football team. Above Right: The famous ED WALL, O-M Football bench personnel. Left: A perplexing thought strikes Swim Coach Westervelt. Below: This page is dedicated to the entire girls Swim team. 72 SPORTS (WmOS These |unior boys reflect the Spirit of '88. Dave Lynch (left) started the Boz hot haircut craze. With Dave are Scott McCarty and Doug Chapman watching the Girls Swimming Team workout. Juniors Class of ’88 E.Adams D.Avery K.Bailey A. Barrett W.Benjamin J.Bergen C.Bowen M. Bowen E.Bower T.Bower K.Bryington N. Buczek S.Burgess R.Burns B.Chapman D.Chapman R.Churches R.Cleveland H.Cole R.Colunio W.Croft C.Curl  74 MMOKS T.Dudgeon C.Everetts M.Farrell J. Fowler M.Gardner D.Gifford M.Grover W.Haefner J.Heichel T.Heichel L. Hoover R.Hoyt M. Hunter A.Johnson D.Keegan V.Kerns K.Kotmel J.Landon T.Learn A.Legare J1MOKS 75 The juniors are captivated by Mr. Frisk’s interpretation of George Orwell s 1984. Perhaps the expression on Eric Bower's face is a foreshadowing of things yet to happen to Winston Smith. Also being enlightened are: Rickie Churches. Veronica Kerns. Amy Stayer. Luke Leszyk, Tom Heichal. Rosie olunio. john Bergen, Mike Gardner. Tim Learn, and others.  o . o u g N C C J JO Q t’ £ nJ2 5 8 •£ g c J= o t- a) o w 5 (0 o u 2 5 q U  -« h fa {ft T S « o JJ . -• o U t- t- a; ra fo ffl o 2  !  ! £ 0) u J t£ ■X S c o o ? •= u £ i -g «? !«£ 5 §Oh os u - hi B.Searles D.Senka V.Sills M.Sipes R.Skinner B.Smith D.Smith D.Smith A.Stayer A.Stone [.Sweet S.Switzer S.Tague [.Thomas R.Titus k N.VanderVliet C.VanGalder T.VanNess [Wade K.Wager B.Wagner N.West W.Whited S.Wytrwa K.Yentzer u ioi;s 77 Sophomores Class of ’89 These are three of the most INTENSE Sophomore girls at O-M: Cassie Foley, Trade Randall, and Tina Wytrwa. B.Austin C.Baldwin F.Barr M.Barr E.Bean C. Beebe C.Bennett D. Berner B.Biddle J.Bird K.Bleiler |.Bloomer D.Bowen B.Brisbois D.Bruno M.Burns M.Campbell C.Chapman L.Christian B.Clark • i • S.Cleveland J.Cole M.Colunio D.Conklin R.Coolidge 78 10TII GKADi: E.Cowles J.Curran W.Daugherty B.Decker M.Demarest f I J.Dickens |.Dickens R.Drum |.Eberhart (.Edington J. Ed wards A.Evans M.Fagnan T.Fair K. Foley A.Frost F.Gascon D.Gauvin A.Gooley ).Grover C.Guild S. Hayes M.Hines (.Kellogg M.Kotmel i oi'11 79 The O-M Fall Fashions were being exhibited when the photographer happened to walk into the male model lounge in Room 106. Featured are: Darrin Gauvin. Mike MacDougall. Brent Biddle, and Robbie Palmer. A.Kuparinen R.Kuparinen C.Larison M.Letteer G.Lisk J.Lisk C.Lynch M.MacDougall R.Maphis M.Marshall N.Meek P.Millard K.Miller J.Narde L.O'Bannion T.Packer R.Palmer W.Pelchar A.Pollock T.Randall T.Ray H.Rice C.Rinker L.Rodriguez A.Rumsmoke Hii lOTII 4.i:aim: K.Saunders S.Sayre S.Scott C. Searles D. Shephard A.Skinner D.Slusser J.Snurkowski G.Sommers S.Spaulding C. Starkweather D. Stayer W.Stermer T.Stillman T.Strong R.Taylor L.Thomas L.Titus D.Vary C.Vetter ■ I. West K.White P.White T.Williams T.Wytrwa I Oil I (iKAI)E SI A.Bower P.Brisbois A.Brown P.Bruno M.Caperelli M.Caslin [.Chamberlain K.Chapman J.Clark C.Clearwater C.Collins |.Cook B.Cratsley T.Croft M.Cross S.Crout P.Davis S.Dean [.Demarest L.DeRoche H2 FKCMIMCV Freshman Class of ’90 ' tz v T — S.Derr C.Dudgeon J.Edington C.Evans R.Fraboni J. Frasier T.Gardner J.Gerdes M. Glover C.Hall H.Henderson R. Hendrickson T.Hixson L.Hodge W.Hughey A. Joslyn C.Kimble B. Kniffen M.Koloski C. Krnotch I KISII'IIV HU Nikki Brown and Michelle Caparelli M.Lynch (.Mathews G.Miller (.Moore W.Mosher R.Moshier D.Mulhall S.Murch L.Myers R. Myers (.Page C.Palmer M.Parrott M.Parrott C.Pelchar M.Potter K.Randall H.Reynolds H.Rinker D.Saunders 84 ri;i;sinn; T.Sturdavant K.Teeter J. Tucker T.VanAlstine K. Vaughn D.Voorhees D. Webster C.West E. Wheeler G.Wheeler Above: Sue Derr. Stacey Sayre, and Brenda Smith admire some beefcake in the cafeteria. Right: Earth Station to Don Smith and Ted Dudgeon, this is Houston. Below Center: High fashion model. Cassie Foley, shows her stuff. Below Left: Becky Decker and Holly Rice. Below Right: Flo Gascons look into the world of pond water. ooman. Lisa Hoover. Shelly Hunter, and )CES where everyone has to worry about eye protection. Below Right: Chris Bowen hams it up with his obligatory’ hat. 80 A mi N Left: TU take on ANYBODY in the house.' brags Stacey Sayre to the 9th Graders. Above: Fun with Mr Lemak-(1 to r)Kellie White. Kevin States. Craig Smith. Lisa Myers. Joe Zimmer. Robert Smalley. Jill Clark. Tracey Hixson, and Choulette Vetter. C'AXmilS H7 Above: Letter time with Becky Decker. Holly Rice. Chrissy Starkweather. Top Right: Winners and Judge of the Junior Beauty Contest-Becca Titus. Allision Barrett, and Brian Clark. Right: Sheila Burgess and Brennan Searles. Irish imports to America, show what healthy diets can do for you. Below Left: Greg Lisk in his Pre-Cue Ball Period. Below: Scott Dean and Jason Demurest in Art Class. Left: Best Friends-Pat Vrooman and Jim Mosher with Armin Miller looking on. Below: Top Student and Dresser in the Class of ’90-Heather Reynolds. HH r.wmns Kevin Bleiler is trying out for The Muppet role of Animal! Class of ’91 8th Grade L. Bailey S.Banks C.Barr M.Benjamin M.Benjamin C.Brown N.Brown K.Bush B.Cabeca M. Campbell S.Chamberlain M.Chapman W.Clark B.Clearwater R.Clearwater t.i. L A. Cole T.Cook N.Copp S.Coyle B. Croft S.Cummings M.Daugherty T.Doan D.Eddy C.Edwards •to ntii The 8th Graders were really psyched lor the Bucket Game against Watkins. These little Indians are signing the Spirit Banner to get our team going It worked! M. Fagnan R.Foster J.Fraboni N. Fraim D.Franklin V.Franklin D.Frasier M. Frost B. Gascon C. Grover A. Hodge N.Hoffman j.Hoxie B. )aynes C. Keltz T.Kerns T.Kleist D.Knapp S.Learn V.McCoon H.Mack R.Morgan T.Mundt H.Plunkett E.Prentice KTII (iKAI)i: SM T.Rater M. Reynolds L. Rhodes A.Robbins C.Sayre R.Searles J.Senka D.Slusser A.Smith D.Smith J. Smith E.Stone M.Strong B.Tague C.Thomas J.Tobey C.Voorhees T.Ward D.Wagner C.Webster J.West S.Westfall C.White W.White M.Wood' «tii Class of ’92 Above: Melanie |elliff. Carrianne Hendrickson, and Kyra Chapman realized that things are not like they used to be Elementary School. 7th Grade (Arquette A.Bailey N. Brown H.Brubaker K. Burdick S.Burns S.Bush K.Chapman T.Coates A.Collins M.Collins S.Crout S.Cummings C. Curl D. Davis S.Dip D.Dougherty P. Dudgeon T.Eaton K.Edington G.Fanton M.Farrell (.Fowler 7T1I CiRAllE Left: These 7th Graders are heading for |H Fool frail practice. Right: Honest. kids, the food is really the same here as it was next door. L.Gardner M.Grube K.Hayes C.Hendrickson R.Hoagland M.Hodge I.Irmischer N.Iven J.Jelliff M.Jelliff C.Lattin S.Leete J.Malnoske W.Mayo ].Meyer SJ.Meyer J.Murch J.Narde K. O’Connor R.Peters C. Piatt A.Pound J.Pythila 94 7TII Ahove: Mr Evans' 7th Grade Math Class. Right: Dave Donghtery and his 'Wheelie Machine.' M.Randall [.Scofield S.Searles S.Siegard L. Sills G.Smith D.Sommers D.Starkweather E.Strong J.Taylor [.Tuttle A.Utter G.VanGalder D.Vaughn D.Vaughn A. Vickio B. Voorhees B.Warner I I B.Webster K.West [.Wheeler M.Williammee R.Ziarno 7TII GRADE   J.H. Football Front-Ross Searles. David Starkweather. Jason Fowler. Scott Searles. Scott Coyle. |ason Narde. Mark Randall. John Senka. 2nd-William Warner, Joe Caslin. Chuck Thomas. Tim Mundt. Robert Clearwater. Ray Hoagland. Jamie Hoffman. Lonnie Bailey. 3rd-Coach Myers. Sonny Cummings. Chad Webster. Jimmy Taylor. Brennan |aynes. Marcus Benjamin. Michael Collins. Michael Benjamin. Leslie Sills. Coach LoPresti. 7th Grade Cheerleaders Mindy Farrell. Patty Dudgeon. Salina Dip. Rebecca Peters. Stephanie Myer. April Pound. Stacey Burns. M 'III SI'OKTS 8th Grade Volleyball Valerie Franklin. Nikki Hoffman. Lynne Rhodes. Tonya Kleist. Allison Angle. Amy Smith. Coach Larison. and Christie Edwards (front). 8th Grade Cheerleaders Front-Carey Brown. Michelle Campbell, Cindy Voorhees. 2nd-Tracey Cook. Elisabeth Prentice. Stacey Learn, Serena Banks. 3rd-Heidi Plunkett. Joy Radka. .Ill SPOUTS 97 7th Grade Basketball Left to Right: Ian Irmischer. Mark Randall. Sonny Cummings. Jimmy Taylor. Leslie Sills. Jerry Tuttle. David Starkweather, Nathan Iven. Below and Right:In 8th Grade action. NO 11, Marcus Benjamin dominates the court at an away game at the Watkins Glen Middle School stage. Above Center: Marcus Benjamin, center, zooms up to touch the ceiling for this jump ball while Alva Robbins and Chad Webster look on with awe. Right: 7th and 8th Grade Coach Ron Mathews. ex-OM round ball star, is giving advice to Justin Tobey and Dan Franklin. its 'III HASH ITT HAM. 8th Grade Basketball Front: Mike Daughtery and Mark Fagnan. Back: John Senka, Dave Slusser. Bill Tague. Justin Tobey. Alva Robbins. Marcus Benjamin. Clay Grover. Ray Mathews. Chad Webster. Dan Franklin. Brian Croft. 7th Grade Girls Volleyball Below. Christy Edwards blasts off a bullet return during warm-ups. Front: Julie Malnoske. Tamara Eaton. Kim Hayes. Amy Bailey. 2nd: Coach Sharon Larison. Amy Collins. Rachel Ziarno. Theresa Coates. Carleen Lattin. Melissa Hodge. Nadine Brown. Above and Above Right: Pre-Game tension is reduced by drills. Right: The Girls. 7TII ltADI] YISAII IOO Top of page: 8th Graders in the Never-Never Land of O-M Junior High. Top left: Lunch time with Chuck Thomas. Nikki Brown. Kenny Bush, and Michelle Reynolds. Above: Carrie Evans. Christy Edwards. Christy White, and Trade Rater can’t believe IT! Left: Donna Smith can’t stand things anymore as Amy Smith looks on. Bottom left: Kenny Bushjsmiling). Sean Cummings(pensive), and Mike Daugherty(happy). Below: It’s Mike D. with Heather Henderson.  m (wnms 101 % v Top left: Cousins: Maggie Wood A Stacey Learn. Above: John Senka. Far left: Ray Hoagland blows his helmet. Left: Kathy Burdick. Jesse Wheeler. Mike Daugherty, and Michelle Reynolds. Below: Shaun Chamberlain. Bret Cabeca. and Tim Mundt. 102  iii ( Avmns Top Left: The Benevolent Dictator. Mr. Fraboni. Above: Nikki Brown chilling out in one of O-M’s fine classrooms. Left: To Pyramid or Not To Pyramid.... Bottom Left: Amy Smith demonstrates her reverse ball-palming technique. Some Junior High students listening to Bon Jovi in Mr. Lemak’s room. Yearbook Patrons Norman Verna Shrout Ms. Fetter Mr. Mrs. Fred Durfey Frank Mudrak Cathrine Haight Marge Lovell Brenda Peters Mr. Petroziello Dr. Mrs. Robert Michelle Dr. Eugene F. Sensei, Jr. Ms. Aunt Margaret Mrs. Mitchell Phil’s Hideaway Roger Myers J. Lemak. Jr. Gary LaRue Mrs. Tammy Wise Mr. Mrs. Guy Beebe Bill Kathy Bowen Claude Cole David Cole Alan Janie Bulkley Becky Cleveland Mr. Mrs. Harry Pound David Schink Hazel Bowen Mr. Mrs. Robert Lauper Belva Leroy Dickinson William Kathy Bowen Mr. Mrs. Cole Mr. Mrs. George Bowen Mr. Mrs. Gary Laue Simpkins Dozer Service Mr. Mrs. Philip Rumsey Mrs. June Marks Terri Williams Mr. Paul Beebe Mr. Mrs. Buckley Nalan Linda Fraim Rhea Cleveland Mr. Mrs. Lewis Cole Carol Bush Ayerie Helen Comfort Alfred Kay Miller Sandy Bonci Laura McMahon Pearl Davies Anne Erway Mr. Mrs. Ewen Mr. Mrs. R. Collins Jane Clevland Alan Clevland Connie Bulkley Kay Bulkley SPECIAL PATRON Mr. Mrs. David Sidle 104 I'ATKO.VS MMOK CANDIDS 105 INDEX Adutns. K-367 1 ANAGNOST. K-5.67477.54.62.70.7I Angle. A-90jS7.tOO.tOt Austin. K-87 AVERY. C-6 Avery. D-38.bH.b3 374 Aileman. B-78 Arquette, 1-93 Austin. B-42.78 Hailey. A-93.100 Builey. K-247774 Hailey. L-90.96 Huldwin. C-78 Bunks. S-9077.101.103.107 HAS NIST HR. C-SS88.39.42 RANNISTER. S-S 70 80,42.43.44.46.4884 Hornes. C-59 Burr. C-90.t0t.W3 Harr. E-78 Harr. M-78 Harrell. A-39.44.46.74.88 Beun. F-45.78 Beehe. C-4478 Hen amm. Xturcus-90.9b.98.99 lien annn. 1ikr-9U.9b.l03 Hengimin. W-45.48.66.74 Bennett. C-6475.78 HEN NETT. S-72S7 HERGEN. Iim-7718288.4089.10S HERGEN. ohn-36.74.76 Hernrr. D-78 Biddle. H-4U.73.78.80 Hinl. 1-78 Hlnlrr. K -42.44.467078.79.88 Hloomer. -32.33.59.78 BOVA RD. E-689 Bowen. Chra-86 Bowen. Ciiint-367774 Bowen. 0-4278 Bowen. M -2477.74 Bower. A-40.82 Bower. K-40.74.76 Bower. T-3774 Bt )VCK. 7 -67879.457270 HRISHOIS. Heth-b.33.3b Rridxus. Hriun-78 Hrtsboix P-82 Brown. A-40.82.85 Brown. C-90.103 Brown. Nodinr-93.100.W7 Hronn. Nicole-84.90S7.t0t.t03 Brut taker. 11-72.89.93 Hrubuker. VV-40.48 Hruno. 0-42.4578 BBl MO. L-77078.4270.71 Hruno. P-3972.73.82 HRVSII. T-776 HRYINGTON. D-77087 Hryington. K-38797677.74 HRYINCTON. W-8.3789 Huexrk. N-48.74 Hunlick. K-93.102 Burgess. S-38.40.45.4874.87.88 Hums. M-5978 Burns. 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W s s’ sU 3 5j  „ S fc ?’ ! u s s ( t M S : 8 si 1 -: i 3 ,■ - | a ! s ti?a“:l:53i!!S 2 t t 2 2 -c ? -c -c -c -c -c X X X X X X X X X X XXX X o _  . 3 5 _ 3§§i3 3 r 3 § i i mil Spill 5 3 2 5 - -■ 1 ? - ;sSs -3Si2Si5| X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Fi Vi g 2 8 5 3 | I 3 -oaf n ! if|!!s??sas c u%’ i w'J. I|l|ilillll||l| if 8 “ ' 2  5 ? 5 ; 2 a 5 3 J S S 2 c -3 2 5 cJi2 i § S 2 -3 5 O S § a. a. a. a. t o. a. M t -c a. c. 5 5  2 . i ? 9 5?5ia 5 5 5 T U The Class of ’87 Proudly Dedicates This Yearbook to: Elementary Teachers Elementary Teachers, we. The Class of 1987 have not forgotten you. As we are preparing to leave OMCS during these last days, we found our thoughts going back to our first days in school, 13 years ago. We decided to dedicate this Yearbook to all of you When we were five years old left home for the first time and entered kindergarden. In that first year and after, you taught us how to act around other people, you taught us our 3 R's, you taught us how to play in a group, you zippered our coats, and even helped us with our boots on snowy or rainy days. In the upper grades you prepared us for Junior High and Senior High School. Looking back, we don't know where you got all of your patience, but we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. WE LOVE YOU ALL! and again, THANK YOU VERY MUCH! 108 hlllKATlOY