Oriskany Falls High School - Oriska Yearbook (Oriskany Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1973 volume:

LOOKING BACK DEDICATION To You, S tan ley R. Ed i ck , We Dedicate Our 1 973 “Oriska”. In Grat itude For Your Generous Assistance I n Our Endeavors, We Can Only Express A Simple And Sincere YOU. THANK Good Morning Uiorldllll And this is Russia Good to the last droo. UJhat are you smiling at, I flunkedl ihich way you going Stanley???? 3 MARY LEACH The 1973 Oriska Staff would like to say THANK YOU for «til your time and patience in helping with our 73 yearbook. Your guidance and assistance as our yearbook advisor has been of invaluable imoortance to us. We are sure that our yearbook will hold many memories for us all II I Once again,to you,Mrs. Leach, we say thank you... A SPECIAL THANKS EMILY OLIVER Our staff would also like to express our deep appreciation for your help with our 1973 yearbook. Your time and talent in draw- ing our Division Pages means a great deal to all of us. A yearbook is something that holds a great deal to each person that graduates, and you BOTH have helped to make ours even more to remember... SzruUytA Peter Jeffrey Buckoski Basketbal11,2,3,4;Basketbal1 Caot. 4; Soccer 1,2; Class Treiisurer 1,2; 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society Treasurer4; Student Council Treasurer3,4: Prom Committee 3; Track 3,4; Golf2,3,4; french Club 2. Laughter is not at all a bad be- ginning for a friendship and it is the far best ending for one... Gary Louis Buell Basketball 1,2; Prince 3; Prom mechanics 3,4. Soccer 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Ag Life is but a picture, paint it well. Randall forest Burleioh Class Sgt. At Arms 1,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; (Hath Tournament 1; french Club 2; Senior Play 3,4; Colgate Seminar 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 4. It's not who you love or how you love but that you love... 6 Julie Anne Clark Class Secretary 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Meuisoaper Staff3; POCES Treasurer To climb the ladder of success you must first get through the crowd at the bottom Rhonda Marie Fuller Band 1;Student Council Rod.1,2,3,A Color Guard 3; Prom Committee 4; Senior Play 3,4; Newsoaoer Staff3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Con- vention 4. You can never really love someone until you realize that someday he may be lost John Charles Howe Small Motors 2; Ag I, Ag II, Ag III kind deed is never lost. 7 Irene Jones Girls Soccer 1,2; Girls Volleyball 1,2;Chorus 1; Student Council Reo. IjColor Guard 1,2,3;Prom Committee 3;Girls Softball 1,2,3;Senior Play 3,4; It is better to have loved and lost, then never to have loved at all. Steven Douolas Kino Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Student Council Reo.2,3,4; Senior Play 4;Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3.Bowline 1� 2,3,4. Today worried is the about tomorrow, yesterday. you Steven Dale Larrabee Basketball 1 ; Baseball 1,2,3,4 ; Soccer 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; President National Honor Society 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Track 4; Year book Staff 4. There wouldn't be such ridiculous world if it wasn filled with such ridiculous people. rt- cs Deborah , arie ’ills J.V. Cheerleading (sub) 1? Varsity Cheerleading 2,3,4; Girls Soccer 1 2,3; Girls Volleyball 1,2,4; Prom Princess 3; Prom Committee 3;Class Secretary 3,4;Student Council Reo. 2; Student Council Parlimentarian 4; Girls Softball 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Newsoaoer Staff 3,4; Year- book Co-Editor 4; Yearbook Con- vention 4; Bowlinn 4. Love dues not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking outu ard together in the same direction... Michael Dennis Misiaszek Basketball 1; Soccer 1; Prom Com- mittee 3; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ag Mechanics 3,4; F.F.A. 1. I am like my car. You've oot to give me a push to get me started. Donna Jean Olmstead Class President 3,4; Class Vice President 1,2,4; Student Council Secretary 3; Student Council Vice President 4; Prom Queen 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; ews- oaoer Staff 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3 Yearbook Editor 4; Yearbook Con- vention 4. Life is full of shadows, but it's the sunshine that ‘makes them. 9 David Paul Petrie Golf 2,3,4}Basketball 1,2,4;Soccer 1,2,3,4;Wrestling3;Band1; National Honor Society 1,3,4; N. H. 3. Vice President 4; Class President 3,4 ; Class Vice President 3;Senior Play 3,4; Colgate Seminar 1; Yearbook Convention4;Yearbook Sports Editor Math Tournment 1,2; Boys State ; f rench C2 ub 2. The most orobable reason some people get lost in thought is because it is unfamiliar to them Ivan Stanley Rice Soccer 2,3; Class Sgt. at Arms 2; Band IjNewenaper Staff 3;Wrestling 3,4. You're in Gods hands and if he claps them you've done him wrong. William Prince Soooner basketball 1,2,3,4;Soccer 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Golf 2,3,4; Student Council President 4;Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Con- vention 4; Senior Play 4; Those stars that stare their stares at me are those the staring stars I see or only lights not meant for me 10 Gilbert Alvin Strono Basketball 1,2,3; Baseballl;Soccer 1 ,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4;Class President 1; Bend 1; Studnet Council Sot. at Arms 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 3,4;Ne. s aner Staff 3;Bowlino Team 1,2; french Club 2. You're ooinion of others be their oninion of may you Lyle Douglas Wrinht Student Council Sgt. At Arms 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Convention 4; Prom King 3; Prom Committee 3. Learn from the future, the past, work for and live for today. A special farewell and good luck from your to Linda Lathrop, Debbie Cowles, Janice Blunt, fox, and darie Ball who could not be with Senior year. classmates florance us in our We are sure if you could have been present UR year there would have been more to remember. during 11 Presidents� Donna Olmstead and David Petrie, Vice Presidents Donna Olmstead, Secretary! Deb Wills, Treasurer! Pete Buckoski, Sgt. at Arms Randy Burleigh. SENIOR OFFICERS Organizing more activities. Counting all our money?? 12 AdmxwL ★ ★ ★ , 7 ★ IMAGINE ★ ★ ★ JUNIOR PROM D. O OUEE N O. N N M, r i Iiragine there's no heaven, it's easy if you try. Mo hell below us, above us only sky. Imagine all the people living for today. Imagine there's no country, it isn't hard to do. Nothing to kill or die fcr, and no religion too. Imagine all the people living life in peace. You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one. VGINE I hope someday you'll join us and the world will be as one, Imagine no possessions, I wonder if you can. No need for greed or hunger of brotherhood of man. Imagine all the people sharing all of the world. You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one. I hope someday you'll join us an the world will live as one. ★ ★ ★ IMAGINE 1, ★ ★ JUNIOR PROM KING Michael Neidhart. This Is Dreams Are What Made Ranae Billings, Of Hope Strong. 17 Craig Blanchard and Donna Olmstead MEMORIES Ulandy Sosa and Doug Wright WE WILL Ruth Ford and Gary Buell «like Misiaszek and Debbie Mills ALWAYS Rhonda Puller and Mike Larrabee CHERISH Dolly Titsworth and Butch Strong Cindy Puess and 8111 Spooner Linda Lathrop and Gary Purucci 19 TOMORROW: Peter 8uckoski and Robin Buell Steve King and Debbie Gendron Betsy Hill and David Petrie Wary Owens and Van Rice 20 MEMORY Donna Petrie and Randy Burleigh Irene Jones and Brian Neff Row 1 B. Kirley, C. Bridge, M. Bourdeau, C. Eychner, J. Neidhart, S.King, A.Charboneau, D.Titsworth, B.McNamara, R.Legacy,R. Fuller, D.Diana. Officers-Secretary� CoFuess, Treasureri P.Buckoski, Vice- President tD.Qlmstead, Sgt. at ArmssD.Wright,Presidentt B. Spooner, Parlimentarian1 D. Mills. 22 Row It J. Dolan, 8. Day,R. Legacy, u. Fuses, R. Legacy, G. WcNamara, R, 0. Jones, G, Bridge, T, WcNamara, B, l� lr. Weygand, C. Wills, P. Diehl, K. SENIOR B. WcNamara, K. Day, D. Kelly,Row 2 Ford, J. Olmstead, Row 3sS. Legacy Slocum, K. Bridge, J. Jones, Row 4 Strong, D. Ford, W. York. BAND 1 z 1 z Row 1 0. WcNamara, S. Reile, G.Walpezzi, R. Legacy, B. Gendron, Row 2i G. Bridge, R. Ford, R. Reile, D. R. Fargo, G. WcNamara, Row 3i S. Legacy, D. Jones, S. Legacy, J. Olmstead, W. Reile, k Day, Row 4t Wr £. Jeffers, E. Eychner, D. Ford, D. Williams. C. Rei 1s,C.Neidhart Wercier, J. Spooner D. Turner, J. Jones . Weygand, C. Wills JUNIOR BAND 23 NEWSPAPER STAFF Sandy running the Gestetner COLORGUARD Linda and Wendy Proofreading Johanna..•Typing Row 1; S. Cowles, P. Larrabee, Row 2; A. Charboneau, M. Furness C. Eychner, B. Hill, L. arrabee, S. Petrie. YEARBOOK STAFF Donna Olmstead, Editor Debbie Wills, Co-Editor V Dav id Petrie, Sports Editor Q. . - ,, Sandy Burleigh Rhonda Fuller 25 SKINNY Not 70 lbs? If man were meant to fly... Someone's taking a break. I'm trying. Timber I Leach I 26 New Members: Karen Strong Mary Ann York Denise Findlay Betsy Hill Sheila Petrie Sandy Cowles Linda Dapson Wendy Sosa Cindy Fuess NATONAL HONOR. SOCIETy 1 Arsenic and Old Lace Cast Ronald Buell, Butch Strong, Mike Larrabee, David Petrie, Dolly Titsworth, Nick Mills, Donna Petrie, Sharon Bridge, Chris Cowles Rhonda Fuller, Reed Clair, Debbie Gendron, Randy Burleigh 27 HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTMAS Lining Ud Getting ready for the big day, Bubble gum contests Smiling pretty, Santa's helpers. Into the Christmas cheer. Wary Frederick, 1st Grade Carolee Snyder, 2nd Grade We see people and through them touch the roots of... Knowledge Understanding Wisdom Mildred Outcalt, Kindergarten Y ] j � Diane Bootie, 3rd Grade Cathy Bennett, 4th Grade Susan McManamon, 5th Grade Stanley Cdick, 6th Grade 31 We Searched For James Qbernesser, English 32 33 Richard Billings, Custodian Sandra Toumbacaris, Teachers Aid 34 Veronica Spooner, Cafeteria manager Benny Livermore, District Treasurer Eleanor Hall, Secretary Edythe Cowles, Stenographer WATCHING STRANGERS BECOME FRIENDS Susan Cross, Health Joan Rajchel, Remedial Reading 37 John Dolan-President, Joel Hofstead-Vice President, Elizabeth Burleigh-Clerk, Jack Farrow, Carmen Pellegrino. waiter S. Buckoski, Princioai Robert Friers, Vice Princioai 38 Butch Strong, Halfback Stave Larrabee, Lineman Randy Burleigh, Fullback Row 1i PI. Bourdeau, K. Jeffers, P. B. Roberts, G. Fuess, S. Neff, 0. Kent,K. Bridge, P .Spooner, PI.Foster Spooner, B. Friers, 0. Wright, 0. S. Strong, T.Hynes, H. Shimerhorn. G R A D U A T I N G David Petrie, Lineman Diehl, L.Burleigh, T.Coon,D.Diana Petrie, Row 2i Coach Triers, D. W. Kent, R. Burleigh, S. King, 8. Petrie, J. Condon, B. Hill,Absent Doug Wright, Fullback Steve King, Lineman 41 Semongca Loop Soccer Won Lott Tit� pu Mt Markham 10 2 • ?0 Oriskany Falls 10 0 1 Chadwicks a 3 0 M Remsan 7 0 M Brookfield 2 8 0 4 Stratford 4 0 4 Oppanheim 0 10 0 0 i-V vv AnOC’ 3 Teams Win at Soccer FALLS TOPS STRATFORD | 0R1SKANY FALLS—Oris- kany Falls defeated Stratford Central, 3-1, in a Semongca League soccei match yester- day. Mike Kent, Steve King and Steve Larrabee tallied for Oriskany Falls while John Dailey scored for Stratford. Oriskany Falls is 3-1 and Stratford 0-4. Mount Markham. Chadwicks and Oriskany Falls recorded Semongca League soccer victories yesterday Mount Markham topped Stratford 7-1; Oriskany Falls blanked Brookfield 5-0. and Chadwicks stopped Oppenheim 3-0 Oriskany Falls. 6-2 in the loop got two goals apiece from Harry Schermahom and Dan Diana, a single from Randy Burleigh. It was goalie Bill Friers' second shutout Ml. Markham Central scored Jimmy Ciccone scored in the and Dan Diana each scored ngle soccer goals in the second second period while Tad Yager single goals as Oriskany Falls id fourth periods yesterday tallied in the fourth edged Chadwicks. 2-1 id blanked Oppenheim. 2-0, to Frank Twitchell made only Tomorrow Onskany Falls at keover undisputed possession four saves in posting his fourth Stratford Bbrookfield at Mt first place in the Semongca shutout Markham and Chadwicks at lague In another game. Dave Petrie Remsen Yaffer' ( oal Proves Margin WEST WINFIELD—Tad Yager's goal at 6:09 af the fourth period gave Mount Markham a 2-1 Semongca Soccer League victory over Oriskany Falls yesterday . Yager scored in the first period with the losers Dan Diana knotting the score with 30 seconds left in the half. Mount Markham is 6-2 in the league and 8-3 overall. $rt t him aao DAn O fiynvf each tallied twice as Onskany Falls defeated Chadwicks. 5-3, for its second league victory in three outings. Chadwicks dropped its second game in three starts oriskany Falls (9-2) blanked Oppenheim 3-0. Dan Diana had two of the goals. Dave Petrie the third. It was Bill Friers' fifth shutout. Oppenheim is at 1- 8 • Semongca Soccer League Rwtoo Ml Warkhim 8� XOkf. id Stratford Chadwick� Oriskany Falls DpOOThaim L 2 1 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 PH SEMONGCALEAGUE SOCCER W L T Ft� IN SEMONGCA League action. Dan Diana and Dave Mt Markham 2 0 14 Petrie each scored single goals Rem sen Oriskany Falls 2 0 2 0 14 14 as Oriskany Falls edged Chadwick- 3 0 12 Remsen Central. 2-1, to finish in Brookfield Stratford 4 0 6 0 0 a tie witn idle Mt Markham for ODPannaim _ 0 9 0 C the league championship. _ Rome Free Academy, were lied. 2-2. after overtime Or kany Falls and Mt. but OF was awarded the vic- Markham recorded victories in tory, 5-2, on corner kicks. Saturday’s opening round of the Dave Petrie and Dan Diana Section III soccer cham- scored for Oriskany Falls, pionships. which will oppose Skaneateles. In the Class BCDE division. 3-2 victor over South Jefferson, Oriskany Falls and Copenhagen on Wednesday at Skaneateles. , Teum Pose Dan Diana, WUTR Soccer Athlete of the meek At DeRuyter At V.V.S. Mt. Markham At Brookfield At Chadwicks Stratford At Oppenheim At Ramson DeRuyter At Mt. Markham V.V.S. Brookfield Chadwicks At Stratford Oppenheim Remsen Sectionals Copenhagen 2-2 Skaneatalos 0-6 Half Time non-league games Hurry up and cut it, Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL r ------ J. Condon, 0. Diana, D. Wright, R. Burleigh, P. Buckoski, Coach Friers, S. King, B. Spooner, W, Foster, D. Petrie, B. Hill, managers� R.Condon, M. Bourdeau. luckoski’s 18 Leads ''alls in Upset ¥ in riskany Falls pulled one of the top upsets of high school basketball season last nigh; as Blickoski Tons hipped Chadwicks Union Free School. 60-41. take over first place in the Smongca Oriskanv Falls gue i other league action. Owen D. Young shed Brookfield. 77-41. and Old Forge ped NYSSD. Rome. 60-43 riskany Falls. v inning its fifth without a jack in league competition and loser of one ne on the year, jumped out to a 17-4 ad- DeRUYTER- Pete Buckoski tallied 27 points last night as Oriskany Falls Central toppled DeRuyter. 91-71, for its third basketball victory in four starts. itage and was never headed. he winners, paced bv Pete Buckoski's 18 Oriskany Falls whipps Brook- 0. D Young 9 fb to $ 2 12 frana 3 4 10 Buck 0 Or ni Burk Burk nth l r B jr ■ ch J I King 4 f Hill 0 8 Bun 3 7 Spoor 8 12 Wr.ght Cordon Petr. Foster W 20 58 ■core aryj of f-'V half 0 D Vou-.-Jt -ikony Polls u Fouls ca'if on 0 D Held Central. 85; . 6, AT BROOK FI ELO Oriskany Falls Brookfield Dana Buckoski t 12 lb tp 0 2 2 7i Wilco Mayr.e fg fb 10 2 0 1 t Bur.e gh 7 0 14 Chesebro 6 S 17 ' oooner Hill e 4 5 23 2 10 McIntyre Snow 1 2 1 1 4 3 K.ng 0 0 OiNiChO'S 0 3 3 Condon 2 0 4 Palmer 0 2 2 Wright Foster 2 0 4 Ha ight 1 0 2 1 0 2 Jaggers 1 0 2 jeHnes 0 0 0 Chadwicks High and Oriskany Falls Central both posted victories last night to remain 1-2 in the race for the Semongca League’s Southern • Division basketball title. - The rivals meet Tuesday • night at Oriskany Falls. Chadwicks outlasted Oppenheim, 72-62, while Oriskany Falls walloped Springfield Central, 93-32. Oriskany Falls upped its record to 10-1 with an 83-70 win over DeRuyter. Pete Buckoski scored 31 points and Bill Spooner 25 as once-beaten Oriskany Falls downed DeRuyter. Tom Springer caged 26 for DeRuyter. O-Falls won the jayvee game. 64-45. Oriskany Falls (6-0 zoomed to a 47-10 halftime bulge and was never in trouble. Pete Buckoski. with 19 points and Bill Spooner with 18. led the winners while Mike Armstrong had 10 for Springfield (2-4). Buckoski, Spooner Pace Oriskany Falls % Pete Bukoski and Bill Spooner Oriskany Falls, loser only to combined for 52 points last night Kennedy High in five outings, as Oriskany Falls walloped opened a 27-14 first period bulge Owen D. Young. 105-58. to movt 4in(j vas nPver m trouble1 in into a tie with idle Chadwicks handing ODY its second setback for first place in the Semongea in four starts. ......... 1 9ih in Roiv For O. Falls ORISKANY FALLS Once beaten Oriskany Falls out classed Semongca League rival Stratford Central. 99-50. last night for its ninth straight basketball victory. Pete Bouckoski scored 31 points for the winners while Schloicka had 26 points for Stratford, which has lost eight games. at Old Forge 64-68 (Kennedy) at Old Forge 66-65 (Harrlsville) Doug Wright Bill Spooner at Rome 80-60 at DeRuyter 91-71 Stratford 99-50 0.0.Y. 105-58 at Brookfield 85-56 at Springfield92-33 Chadwicks 60-41 Old Forge 85-47 DeRuyter 83-70 at Oppenheim 90-66 3rookfi eld Randy Burleigh Springfield at Chadwicks At O.D.Y. Remsen Oriskany Falls Downs INYSSD ROME—Randy Burleigh and Pete Buchoski, combined for 54 points in leading Oriskany Falls to a 80-60 Semorgca League basketball victory over NYSSD of Rome last night. Burleigh scored 29 points and Buchoski. 25 as Oriskany Falls won its second game in three tries. Rich Egan and Jim Carey David Petrie VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Standing D. mills, K. Eddy, W. Sosa, Kneeling C. Fuess, D. Findlay, B. Hill, S. Cowles, 5. Petris. D e b b i e Graduating Cheerleader 46 WE’RE TOUGH 47 JUNIOR VARSITY Standing! P. Delhi, 1 1.Kent, m. Foster, P. Spooner, B. Slocum, L. Burleigh D. Ford, T. Cleveland, B. Thomasch, Kneeling D. Kent, K. Jeffers, D. Ford, K. Slocun, T. Cleveland. 48 Up to the basket Get that ball Go-f ight-uiin Anne Charboneau j.v. CHEERLEADERS Standings rn York, K� Condon, J. Dolan, R Legacy, Kneelings l.Larrabee Sub� D« Titsuforth, Absents A. Charboneau 49 BASEBALL Row Ii B.Thomasch, M.Foster, S.King, m.Foster, D.Ford, Row 2iP.Spooner 0. Wright, B. Slocum, Row 3i B. Hill, L. Burleigh, Topi K. Jeffers. Those winning smiles. Pre-game loafing. so FOOTBALL Kanny Slocum, Offensa, Defensa, Special Teams} Dennis Ford, Defense, WRESTLING Man and Kanny should be Inter- valley Champions at 167 lbs. ♦ 132 lbs. respectively. Bottomt I. Rice, Topi K. Slocum e. Defense. Kenny Slocum Record 11-1-0 Bishop Ludden Won by pin Adirondack Won by decision Sauquoit Won by decision De Ruyter Won by decision Morrisville T ournament 2wins, 1 loss Westmoreland Won by d ecisi on Richfield Spr. Won by decision Dolgevilie Won by pin New Berlin Won by pin Adirondack Won by decision Van Rice Record 9-2-0 Bishop Ludden Won by pin Adirondack Won by pin Sauquoit Won by pin De Ruyter Won by pin Morris. Tourn. 1 wii loss Westmoreland Won by pin Richfield Spr. Won by pin Dolgeville Lost by ’ decision New Berlin Won by pin Adirondack Won by pin 51 GOLF 52 BASEBALL r „%fTe;acV5:T.fc?;cZiUs’ u 0a°s°-R° 21 c- e-y SOCCER Row It R. Legacy, K. Strong, J. Dolan, L. Larrabee, D. Mills, M.Furness Row 2t C. Jordan, J. Dapson, B. Day, R. Buell, K. Eddy, D. Titsworth VOLLEYBALL How 1« K. Condon, K. Strong, L.Larrabee, J. Dolan, M. Furness, J.Daosor Row 2t C. Jordan, 9. Day, K. Eddy, R. Buell, L. Daoson, D. Ford, S.Hill 54 UndflAc£flMm«ri OUR END Row IjL.Dapson, W.Rice, K.Slocum, 6.Howard, N.Jeffers, Row 2� J.Sefcheck B. Hill, N. Foster, T. Ball, J. Neidhart, Row 3t S. Petrie, c. Eychnerj 5. Camelo, D. Findlay, 'J. Sosa, S. Cowles. JUNIORS Is it really a girl?? Bull session 56 IS NEAR we'll try to be serious� what did we do now? JUNIOR OFFICERS Absent-President: Brian Meff, Vice President: Linda Daoson, Secretary: Sandy Cowles, Treasurer: Johanna Sefcheck, Sot. at Arms: Wike Foster 57 A Time To Work Rouj 1« □. Titsworth, C. Fuess, B. Hill, K. Eddy, K. Strong, (Yl. York R. Legacy, K. bridge, ii Kent, A Alberding Row 2t P.Soooner, A Moon '• Jyer, J.Ford, K.Jeffers, K.Jciy, D. Kent Row 3t J.Cowles, M.Foster A. D?wis, S Cowles, R Buell. SOPHOMORE S 58 President! Karen Strong Vice President! Paul Spooner Secretaryi Betsy Hill Treasurer! Roberta Legacy Sgt. At Arms! Brian Slocum Kenny Jeffers. 59 United Together row) 1} B. Kirley, B. Thomnscr., j. r ord,P. Jiehl, u'Day, J. Hennessey, L. Burleigh, J. Daoson, juj 3 L. Lurrabee, J• Dolan, A. Charboneau, C. -. Dyer, D • Ford, M • Furrp s. Row 2t C. Sosa,R.Sioc . T. McNamara, R. Ford, Reile, B. Day, K.Condor. FRESHMEN Break for a picture! Thomasch making the moves? 60 For A Goal Planning another activity. So many reports... Presioent: Lynn Larrabee, Vice President: Brenda Day, Secretary: Jackie Dapson, Treasurer: Joanne Dolan, Sgt. At Arms: Mary Furness and Tom McNamara. 61 Row 1 T. Alberding, R. 3uell, □ . Williams Row 2t J. 1'iercier, K. Jeffers, B. Tallman, P. Larrabee, T. Tallman, Row 3t £. Cowles, D. Jones, D. York, W. Strong, M. Bourdeau, T. □ePasquale, R. Legacy, D. Slocum, D. York, R.Condon □. Kelly, C. Wills,□.Turner, K. Donovan. Studying Hard. This is work? 62 SEVENTH GRADE Mr. 3eenter and nis This is !in Enolish class?? Row 1, PI. Reile, J. Olmstead, J. Diehl, W. Way, m. Lathroo, L. Ho. ; M. Cowles, W.Havens, C. Sridge, E.Eychner, Row 2; E. D.patrie R. Buell, B. Hennessy, K. Booth, B. Jipson, S.Kilts, C. Booth, P.Wlts £. Pellegrino, B. McNamara, Row 3; 5. Mills, S. Furness, . � 0, Havens, Bourdeau, T. Cowles, K. Day, L. Qurback 63 SIXTH GRADE Row 1. S. Kimball, R. Williams, m.Bourdeau, PeUigrino, 'w%Saloerzi, S Leoacy • Row 2: G.Malpezzi, S. Reile, R. Fargo, 3. werci--, � c! Neidhart, L.Hall, R.Kirley, J.Rifenburg, S r Sn’ cht jGS Jones T. Clevaland, C. J. Spooner, C. Donovan, S.bidder , D. Alberding, S. Legacy, wr. Edick. Peace on earth. Our future scientist. 64 FIFTH GRADE Row 1: F. Tallman, G. Pedersen, D. Slocum, P. Havens, L. i ercier, Row 2 j T. Booth, M.Donovan, J.Hill, P.Biederman, L.Burleigh, D.DePasouale, L. Cowles, Row 3t K. ' illlnmson, T. Cleveland, S. C'Day, C. Sefcheck, R. Reile, D. Blanker,su. ir , J. Olmstead, Miss fficManamon. FOURTH Row It A. Jones, 9. Jioson, K. Kimball, J. Titsworth, P. Jeffers, 9. Cossette, Row 2t S. Williams, L. Burnett, P. Larman, J, Kilts, J. Blankenship C. Buell, S, Davies, R. Kirley. Row 3t R. Fargo, K. King T. Cleveland, D. DePasauale. Absent-A. Turner Is that you, Jim???? We're all camara shy I GRADE Hard Working 3rd Graders! Row 1� D. Havens, J. Ford, A, York, Row 2t C. Alberding, M. Charboneau, T. Tallman, B. Talbot, C. Davies, W. Furness, 5. Babcock, M. Burleigh, l . Bourdeau, Mrs. Bootie. W. Howlett, T. Pederson, J. Lokay, B. Biedermann, M. Chesebro,P.Krutz Pellegrino, C. Condon, Bow 3i J. Luoia, B.Sutherland, K.Wills, 67 Row 1: J. Tallman, J. Howlett, J. Godfrey, I� . Harris, C. ‘Toumbacaris, S. Scaroino, D. DePaspuale,Row 2: D. Wilmot, J. Skopinsky, S. Jilii;,ms, N. Jipson, □, Buell, D. Reile, L. Jones, E. Talbot,Row 3� K. Rifenburg, R. Dapson, J. Williams P. Larmon, S. Dupre, D. Huntley, J. friers, 5. Danson, D. Kimball, iHrs, Snyder, Dear Santa, I want a ski-doo and,,,. Is it really love. Is it really Santa? Look at those teethl Row It D. Shalna, £.Lupia, K.Jordan Row 31 J.Triers, J.Skopinsky, R. Booth, R. Cassette, D. filler , L.Lupini, K.Matteson, J.Charboneau, n.strong L.Krutz, P.Jipson, S.Niddernacht, m.Goodwin, D. Row 2t J.York Kilts Miss Frederick. 6� A Whole New Experience Row Ii T. murphy, I !. Gatto, K. Kimball, m. Krutz, R. miliar, Row 2i 8. Howlett, T, Kemp, m. Hayduke, D, Cowlas, C, Lowdar, J, Godfrey, R, Billings, P. Larmen, K. Hazzard, D. Hainas, R. Petrie, C. middarnacht, T. Qlmstaad, G, Tica, B. Toumbacaris. miss Qutcalt CLASS of 1985 70 Sure beats nap time.. for our second act DAY OFHS DAY Pate from uiay out Love at first sight. A winning combination. AFTER Hands off? Sneak preview. Who's the gander on the left? 71 Row 1� J. Folts, 0. Wills, D. Cowlas, R. Fuller, Mrs. Rehms, P. Brady, M. Elmer, D. Olmstead, A. Cowles, Row 2i 0. Diana, T. Kilts,L.Lathrop, D. Lemery, J. Clark, D. Jones, M. Ball, D. Hennessy, G. Buell, I.Rice, Row 3i B. Neff, B. Spooner, J. Marriott, D. Buell, D. Petrie,B.Strong, R. Burleigh, S0 King, 8. Kilts, N. Jeffers. 3utch 75 Bill We hope this yearbook will touch your memory and let feel the emotions 1972 - THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF GRADUAT ION IS THE REST OF OUR LIFE. you many of 1973. 76 AND What Seniors Are Noted For lorence Niohtsnqnle Ducking doors Mexican Revving up Hanging it out Hairless Being bold Always thirsty Mechanical wizard Supercool Toothless wonder Bubblegum kid Walking dairy treat CLASSIFIED THE 19 73 ORISK A FINAL SALEM SHOES FREE for the ASKING WANTED to buy [sril sharp PRICE CUT X LOW PRICE BIG VALUE YOU MUST Bl 100 SATISFIED OR YOUR MONEY BACK _________ ___ 79 Compliments of WHOLESALE GROCER INC. Camden New York MARKSON BROTHERS FURNITURE Floor Covering, Appliances 134-142 Main St. Oneida, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 Tucker’s I.G.A. Low Prices Everyday Phone: 821-7244 Oriskany New Falls York Waterville New York Store Hours: 8-9 Daily 80 Compliments of SCHOOL PICTURES INC. Senior Individual Portraits School Pictures Phoenix, New York GARRET HUYER OF JOSTEN’S 1 Creator of Fine Class Rings, Awards, Announcements, And Diplomas, 153 East Street Oneonta, New York 13820 Phone: (607) GE2-2994 A. Vitullo Inc. Formal Wear Rentals Sales • the Latest in Styles Authentic Prince Edward in 3 shades Gray Black Ivory • flair trousers • and large selection of colored dinner jackets • special school rates 17 Hopper St. Utica, N.Y. 13501 Free Parking. Open Mon.-Fri. Congratulations Best Wishes JOHN’S SHOE SHOP Hamilton, N.Y. LEE’S TEXACO SERVICE Tire—Tubes—Batteries— Accessories— Tow Car Service Snow Plow Corner Rt. 2D 12B Phones Days 893-6341 Nights 893-5282 Madison, New York 81 MARV’S BARBER SHOP Compliments of BURBACK’S BEAUTY SALON Oriskany Falls New York Leo and Sylvia Oriskany Falls New York Congratulations To the Best Wishes Class of 73 DR. MRS. A. E. GROSSMAN MR. MRS. WALTER S. Oriskany New BUCKOSKI Falls York Compliments of Oriskany Falls Insurance Agency Best Wishes to The Class of 73 Complete Insurance Service From Local Agents! Oriskany Falls Phone: 821-7218 or 821-7219 New York 82 Garrett s Food land, Mathers, Evans, Diehl Inc. Co. Inc. 139 MAIN STREET WATERVILLE, NEW YORK 13480 £ 509 Layfayette St. Utica, N.Y. 13502 Phone: 315-724-6165 Open Evenings And Sundays for Your Shopping Convenience! Electric Motors, Controls, Power Tools, Electric Motor Repairing Mechanical Power Transmissions, V-Belts and Sheaves Congratulations To the Class of Compliments of —1973— JOE’S HOTEL CIRCLE OF CREATION United Methodist Church Oriskany New Falls York Best of Luck Compliments of RAINBOW CAFE MR. MRS. OLIVER CLARK Oriskany New Falls York To the Class Of —1973— 83 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of “1973 MADISON GRANITE WORKS MR. MRS. CLIFFORD OLMSTEAD Rt. 20 Madison, N.Y. TRASK MOTOR SALES Buick Pontiac Compliments of Opel GMC Trucks HOLLAND FARMS Open Evenings Clinton New York Hamilton, N.Y. Ph. 315-824-3610 Best Wishes MR. MRS. LIONEL E. KROHN Oriskany Falls New York Waterville Speed Wash and Dry Cleaning Laundromat open—24 Hrs. Compliments of Main Street HAMILTON-DAPSON PLBG. AND HTG. INC. Waterville, N.Y. Oriskany Falls, N.Y. Phone: 821-7295 84 Compliments of CHERRY VALLEY OIL CORP. P.O. Box 506 Waterville, N.Y. Rt. 20 Sangerfield, N.Y. Phone: 841-4104 841-4107 Congratulations to our Future Leaders Kelly-Philips Post American Legion No. 569 Oriskany New Falls York Compliments of OWENS FUNERAL SERVICE INC. Clinton New York JAY-K INDEPENDENT Lumber Corp. Seneca Turnpike New Hartford, New York 13413 Phone RE 5-4477 To the Class of 1973 with our Compliments and Best Wishes Lily White Sales Co., Inc. Div. of Chesebrough Ponds, Inc. Oriskany Falls and Sherburne, New York 86 Congratulations to the 1973 Graduates DAY’S HARDWARE Phone: 821-6161 HARRY NORTHROP, JR. FUNERAL HOME Oriskany Falls New York FINDLAY THE FALLS PHARMACY Sales and Service Oriskany Falls, N.Y. G.E. Appliances Zenith T.V. For Complete Pharmaceutical Supplies Phone—821-7880 Oriskany Falls New York Compliments from Compliments of “CHERNOFF PHOTO” FALLS FUEL COMPANY Sangerfield, New York 841-8561 Oriskany Falls New York Compliments of BAKER AND COLE JEWELRY STORE Compliments of Oriskany Falls New York ORISKANY FALLS BOWLING CENTER Oriskany Falls, New York 87 Compliments Of Mclaughlins Dept. Store Waterville Hamilton AND Ben Franklin 5 10 Waterville New York First Trust and Deposit Company When you Need Money Think of Us Complete Banking Service A City Bank In A Country Town Oriskany Falls New York Ph. 821-7238 Best Wishes from ORISKANY FALLS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Oriskany Falls New York SCERBO'S Qu a fihj fjoofwea r Jor lie Ramify LUGGAGE LEATHER GOODS - SPORTING GOODS MEN'S BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS MODERN SHOE REPAIR WATERVILLE ONEIDA DOCTOR BATTLES Compliments of Dapson Oil Co. Wolf’s Head and Castrol Motor Oils Oriskany Falls, New York Phone: 821-7911 Compliments of Harding Nursing Home Waterville, New York Compliments of CHAPHE AND SONS SUNOCO SERVICE 36 Utica Street Hamilton, New York The JUNIORS Good Luck and Farewell to the Class of 1973 89 HENRY TEPOLT'S HOMESTEAD Radio T.V. Savings Loan Assoc. Sales and Service Utica—Waterville—Rome Madison, New York Save 13402 Waterville New York D © ORCHARD HALL Party House Sauquoit, New York DIBBLES INN For Gracious Dining Tel. TA-9-3022 Vernon New York Success and Best Wishes To the Class of 1973 Compliments of TWIN PONDS GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB 69 Main St. New York Mills, N.Y. Best Wishes To the Class of 1973 BILL AND JANET SPOONER BUSINESS SERVICE Best Wishes in the COMPANY Future To the Class of Copy, Duplicating —1973— X £ Equipment Supplies, Service MR. AND MRS. RICHARD BILLINGS Utica New York AND FAMILY 90 Compliments of LEMERY REALTY Specialize in Country Realty r ToT r @,e Fireside Dining Alteri’s Colonial Copper Room Specialize in Italian Food Compliments of FULLER’S ELECTRICAL SERVICE 5 College St. Clinton, N.Y. Oriskany New Falls 0 York UL-3-6363 tiriSf AviNGS lS adn ASSOCIATION Dedicated to All Your Drapery—Slipcover Bedspread Needs MORRIS DRAPERY 229 Genesee St. New Hartford Downtown, Utica Shopping Center 115 Erie Blvd. West Rome, New York 13400 Congratulations UHLIG BROS. SUPPLY Best Wishes Artie Cat Ski-doos Bouckville, New York 893-9595 91 DAY’S HARDWARE Phone: 821-6161 Oriskany Falls New York Congratulations from GRANT RUSSEL Oriskany New Falls York Compliments of HUDDLE RESTAURANT Parties— Banquets— Receptions— Waterville, New York RAYS WAYSIDE Furniture And Floor Coverings Hamilton New York Gluckauf from DR. AND MRS. ARMAND HOCH Oriskany Falls New York Compliments of More to See on Cable TV PAIGE FLORIST NU-VIEW TV INC. “Flowers for All Occasions.” 101 S. Main St. 316 Tower St. Oriskany Falls, New York Waterville, New York 92 Compliments of ORISKANY FALLS TELEPHONE CORPORATION GORTON’S PLACE Liquors and Wines 101 S. Main St. Collecting Bottles At the Corner of Route 3 Oriskany Falls : A} 12 20 Sangerfield, N.Y. New York Compliments of QUACK’S DINER Madison New York B R SHOOTERS SUPPLY 122 Main St. Phone (315) Waterville, N.Y. 841-4493 Bill Al Byers Riedel Compliments of Your Lafayette Radio Associate Store 1415 Oriskany Street, West Utica, New York 13502 (315) 724-4321 Locally owned and operated by Soundarama of Utica, Inc. 93 Eastern Rock Products Inc. Producers of Agricultural Limestone Crushed Stone Type SA, Type 1A, Bituminous Asphaltic—Concrete—Sand Plants Located at Boonville—Gravesville Prospect—O’Falls Phone: Ra 4-6107 Main Office—404 Court Street Utica New York 94 WATERVILLE AREA BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Waterville, New York 13280 COMPLIMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE ENROLLED IN THE WATERVILLE AREA BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, 1972-1973 Agway Feed Store Mayne’s Texaco Garage Dr. M. S. Alberding McLaughlin Dept. Store Allen Acres Frank P. Morgan Son Mrs. Hilda Barton Dan Moore’s Coffee Shop Dr. E. Deland Battles Kloster Funeral Home Ben Franklin Store Oneida National Bank of Water Charles G. Brainard, Agency Northrop Funeral Home Carter’s Jewelry Store Paige Florist Cherry Valley Oil Corp. Rand Printing Co. Dairy Isle Scerbo’s Shoe Store Dr. Carl L. Ellsworth Dr. John F. Upcraft Louis J. Gale Son Vanderlan Agency Garrett’s Foodland Woodhouse Liquors Homestead Savings Loan Waterville Knitting Mills Spencly Chevy In. Waterville Pharmacy Harding Nursing Home Waterville Auto Parts Good Webster Agency Waterville Times Hunt, Ed. L. Western Auto Store P. N. Lewis Oldsmobile Wickes Lumber Co. Mayflower Motel Richard S. Woodman Modern Electric Fred Zweifel 96 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS — l5r PRT24 'HURC 27 HD SENIOR P'E.ENT