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

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Miss Carpenter diicuttet basic library skills with Nate Buczek. Any questions? Chris Larison demonstrates chemical bond ing or is it chicken hybridization? Mr. Scaptura types another fill in the blank sheet for Michelle Koloski to work on. v.

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Greg Gavich and Andrea Kuparinen. Helpers M Glover. M.Croaa. J.Chamberlain. B.Cratsley. The Junior Court: Scott McCarty. Rebecca Titua. Queen Rosie Colunio. King John Heichel. Shirley Menzi, Mike Gardner. On the veranda at Hidden Valley. Becky Cleveland Ted Rennells Senior Court: Jim Bergen. Karen Anagnost. Queen Kathy Collins. King Jason Confer. Heather Gordon. Pat Murch. David Sidle Cassie Foley Wendy Brubaker dreams of be ing crowned Queen. Veronica Kerns Dan Bryington PROM 19

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Believe it or not, Odessa-Montour is great in Academics. We score well on the Regents test in June. The Regents Competency Tests are tops. O-M’ers have often scored a 100% success rate on these state wide tests. Let’s not forget that some schools discourage students if they ’think’ they might not pass the Regents test. At O-M everybody is encouraged to take the Regents and have a chance to shoot for the stars. In the new ACE program, our Juniors and Seniors were able to take Biology, Economics, English Composition, and Calculus on a college credit level. This gave some of our students a hint of collegiate demands. ACE people were seen walking around with huge, thick text books and burnt-out looks on their faces. A lot of homework was assigned but not handed in. The material was presented and the students had to work things out on their own. Most course grades were based on a few tests and that’s all. Homework marks were history. We produce a lot of winners here, academic winners too. Tim Ray. David Berner, and Jim West are using their knowledge of mathematical probability to outwit the computer baseball game. ACADEMIC DIVIDER 21