Oxford Academy Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Oxford, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

3oL th CLLUjl chiin the xe±I and the a to earn luxe the net much; to inte ttigznt fi fcL 2 oj eh ihdzeify xeaiation of honest exitia: [ of faUe fxiends ?thez±; find the he±t ox a xe to know that de it condition; lai hxeathed iu±e uou C7hi± ii to have succeeded. ( Va[J.o £mztion J P 8 SENIORS lt£ P.38 UNDERCLASSMEN IK I M ' jasLL Mi P.50 SPECIAL EVENTS BST: P58 ORGANIZATIONS yy P 72 SPORTS P 96 FACULTY 3LACKHAWK 1980 __' Marboro Chillin' Beiorc and alter All-star? Come on .. open the munchies Doesn't anyone want me? Earth to Lance . Come in lance Good form, Scrubbin' A real exciting game? 5 The agony of defeat! Ping-Pong Championship 6 Bob, you're so helpful. 7 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr Godfrey 10 THE CLASS OF 1980 As our last year in high school comes to a close, it's only natural that we would view it with mixed emotions. There is an excitement and anticipation of starting a new life and the sadness of leaving old friends. Looking back at the history of the class of 1980, we can find many memories. In our freshman year we were headed by Vince Schmidt, with Lindy Wright as v.p., Jolinda Nelson as treasurer, and Fred Cotwald was class secretary. As sophomores Vince Schmidt served a second term as president with Rusty Foster backing him up. Teri Post took care of the money, and Jolinda Nelson served as secretary. We started making money by selling stationery and having sock hops. Joanne Race was class president in our junior year, and Rich Marks was second-in-command. Teri Post was treasurer and Robbin Rogers was secretary. The year got kicked off with our successful magazine sale. We sold enough to win a stereo, much to the dismay of the cafeteria ladies. Our Junior Prom Queen was Teri Post, Rusty Foster was King and the Princesses were Sigrid Mortensen and Anne Jenness. In our senior year Dale Dejong took charge with Flooty Marks serving his second term as v.p. Flat McKenzie was elected treasurer and Anne Jenness was secretary. Our Homecoming Queen was Karin Logerfo; Pat Farrell was King. Princesses were Joanne Race and Debbie Van Brunt. (atj jBangiton (IVi[[iam !Sa[[azJ {ZJs.xxtf ! a±±ztt A lot of action, eh Crystal' dxijltai IS zacfi axxotvi 12 Jliia 03Uzmann 1ZJimotfiu H3oxc(iazdt U(im I iBtincLzntiofi 1 lc(u2s[ !Bozc(zaidt Goofin off again .. . 13 i Patrick dxii ey u LKzCly '£ iaz C Can ai Li zf ic(iarA J £ J.onq ZJimot(iy (lummiruji A I) must have gone Irick or treating 15 Jlancz 3zan z[in onia± xas. t xankLin i dfixii 3uznazz Sextan 3xcuilzCin m Typing rols my mind! 17 amzi U ait jCauxLz c iogan 'Jzx'iy U najifi 1 Oimotfiij J aifivjay c hins Q. znnzn 19 {J ona[J Jl [aynxnA 20 zf anAy l o(ix 21 'Jj.otinda J f L±on 22 cffo(jSXt cJVlLZZo[s IS JVl ax ns Rough night, Henry? Hsnx(j (D’d siCCy Hstsn iftays 23 jOinda lP[a C£ Dexl iPoit A o(j£Xt iPod' xaza Bummer of a day — huh, Wall? U imlj£x[ij iPfiittifi: WaCt ex iPinnEij (Wadtzx otjfjim an zf oacfi 25 3abiicfc f Ljan CauxU J oot £[izatj£t(i andi ( Vincent cfimidt The Bird in action! JSsioxafi cSi cmon IZ atxsii cSmitfi J snnii cStagnaxo .uiis cSiatsx cSs.ins.na SmLt(i 27 IU az n tzyman Ready to hit the slopes! IVihon afyndxa (Wrigfit [Z3 ana Ijzxton 29 £116 Duxnzx zf o(jzxt ZJflO mai =4Cy±on goy Seniors who are not pictured are ddxLa J XE.witt, [ £nnil dootl, and £d dPtaCZ. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Crystal Beach Bill Ballard Sue Crandall Anne lenness Sigrid Mortensen Kathy O'Reilly Bob Podraza Carla Prewitt Debbie Reynolds Patrick Ryan Carla Tryon — nursing scholarship 30 EXCHANCE STUDENTS Johanna Hello, 'can'1 believe my slay here is already three months behind me. Since my arrival on the 16th of August, I have had so many new and wonderful experiences The time really seems to fly! I like your school, which has much more spare time activities for students than school in Finland. I was a mem- ber of tennis team and am going to join ski club and per- haps gymnastics. School is also so much different that it makes it really interesting. In Finland, most of the subjects are compulsory and we don't have any study halls. We have schedules for every day and usually six or seven 45 minute long periods with 15 minute breaks between every period during a day. Here you can choose your subjects and make school fun, if you want. I was surprised with the vast subject choice that the school of Oxford has and I have tried to take different subjects that we don't have in Finland. I think I am getting into your school system now (except I almost always forget to sign into my study halls!) thanks to many friendly and helpful people! I came here in the fall and saw the beautiful hills of Che- nango County just turned color. I live in north Finland, on the Artie Circle and most of our trees are pine trees, but you can see that 'color splendour' on the earth, when all the plants and bushes turn color. I have heard you have a long winter. In Lapland, we get a steady snow in October and it melts off in May. Usually the temperature of the days is around -20 F, but it can be even -40 F. Since we have a long winter many of our hobbies are winter activities and I just love cross country skiing! So l am having a great time here in Oxford. People have made it enjoyable. Thank you. I am really looking forward to the rest of my stay here. Iloisin mielin eteenpain! (Go ahead in cheerful spirits!) With love, Johanna Mutka Finland Dear Teachers and Students, Hello! I hope that when you read this letter, you will remember it is now very difficult for me to write in English, but with the help of my dictionary, I'm going to write. I'm very happy in America. I like very much the Village of Oxford. It is very pretty, the people are very friendly, and the landscape is wonderful, but the cold I don't like. It is the first time I've been in a cli- mate this cold. You know that my country is very warm. I like the school very much. It is very different than in Peru where we study separately, girls and boys in different buildings. School begins at 7:30 a.m. and ends at 2 p.m. In Peru we have uniforms for school and physical education. My American families have been very good; they have helped me very much with my English. I will say good-bye now. I will always remember you. If you wish writing, my address is Maria Andrande Ramos Las Sidras — 41 Urb. Miraflores — Castilla Piura, Peru South America P.S. Thank you for everything! Maria 31 DO SENIORS EVER WORK!? Let's be serious! Tess and Pat I just saw a 10!” 32 Abbott's little helper Roughest, toughest long-hair we know. Face that launched a thousand ships. Romeo Teri rates him a ten. Still looks this cute Now she shows off in basketball. Her eyes still sparkle 33 I mean really! Still a dreamer Brian Travolta Future lamesway Manager Editor of the Blackhawk Review w Future bus driver. Now she has such curly hair I Who'd believe he's six fool? Shy and quiet Only has eyes for Theresa A good citizen The world's next Fransklamer Ready to lend a helping hand She still does it! . .. and then there was the time I drank 4. Winner of the captains award 35 Biggest snaker A real hard worker V v Still has those rosy cheeks Dennis likes her cottontail Rappunzel ■k Still has her mouth open Always drawing Artistic 36 Quite a swinger Fun to be with. This is a showoown, Podraza Always cooking up trouble - '4 Always mischievous Her hair is still so curly 37 UNDERCLASSMEN V S. Benjamin B Brarit E. Brodie L. Cleary j. Cook M Cowles C. Crissey L. Crosby R Crultenden D. Cummings T. Daily I) Davis |. Davis S. Duell K Dulcher C.Eagan E. Erickson S Eslelow R Filch T. Fleming C. Fowlslon R Frank 40 C MacLaury F. Manheim S. Marrone H Marlin W Martinson J. McGowan S Niles T Oliver P Palmer D. Podra a |. Redenback M. Reiss B Rivenburg C. Rogers R. Root K. Ross B Ryan E. Ryan S. Ryan R Rydzewski |. Sayles L. Seaman 41 42 B Chapman B. Christian A. Cirello R. Cirello M. Cosen M. Crandall T. Crandall D. Cruttenden D. Curtin F. D'Angelo W Davis B Dutcher J. Dutcher K. Eldred B Estelow R Fitch R Foster B. Franklin B Franklin T. Hall D. Harrington T Herrick J. Hofmann B. Hollings P Horton T. loy K. Kenyon 43 L. Mannion T. Marano K Marinos T. Monroe N. Morrison N. Morrison D. Nightengale D. Norris M. Nutter N.Olin E Page K Phillips M Phillips J. Race M.Redenback C. Reynolds |. Rivenburg T. Robinson B. Rogers I. Rowe ). Ruebsamen C. Russell H. Russell J. Russell K Ryan M. Marrone C Martinson L. Matthews D. Miller B Mitchell B. Samson C. Schaefer D. Schwager I. Sc udder B. Seeley 44 C. Smith R. Smith S. Smith T. Smith ). Spyratos B. Spyratos M. Thomas K. Thompson K. Tompkins |. Turner R Utter P Wade 45 M Boname B. Borchardt I. Borchardt R. Boyer W. Brazee B. Brodie L. Cartland C. Coles S. Conklin R. Cooper K D'Angelo C. DeForest L. Diamond M. Fleming T. Fowlston T. Frank R Gesslein T Golden A. Golliver ). Gould D. Graham H. Graham 46 C Lanfear I. Lashwav D. Lawton M. LoGerfo C. Loiselle N. Lucier K. Lyon T. Manwarren K. Marano |. Marshman T McMullen B Mikalunas C. Miller C. Miller C. Mitchell D. Moore C. Morgan D. Mumbulo J. Nelson C. Oliver P O'Reilly L. Pardo 47 |. Rowe B Ruff S. Ryan R Rydzewski R. Savory S. Schaefer M. Scira S. Seiler J. Smith P. Smith P. Smith I. Squires D. Wells C. Wells K. Whaley D. Williams H. Witchella D. Wood J. Wright S. Wright M R 1 Th I. D N. Wa I. 48 SPECIAL EVENTS JUNIOR PROM ... WE'RE ALL ALONE Court: loanne Ra e - Randy Mohr, Dale Dejong — Mark Hodge, Misty Wilson - MikcSheldon, 1st Princess, Sigrid Mortensen — Regan Roach Queen Ter. Post King, Rusty Foster. 2nd Princess, Anne lenness — Dale Wood, Court, Carla Prew.tt — T.m Hunter, Lisa B.ermann — Jeff Washington Theresa Coles — Pat Crissey. 52 53 The i stooges! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION SERVICE FEBRUARY 22, 1980 New Members: Rosanne Hofmann Richard Marks lohanna Mutka Teri Posl Carla Prewitt Julie Slater Julie Barnes Scott Duell Linda Hemstrought Lori Seaman Betty Jean Yager Lydia Mannion Jacqueline Race Craig Reynolds Heidi Russell Thomas Smith 54 55 HOMECOMING 1979 Court: Row 1: Cordy Morgan, Carla Prewitt; Jason Webb, Lisa Biermann; Dale Delong, Hal McKenzie; Theresa Coles, Pat Crissey; Row 2: David Branham, Jolinda Nelson; Anne lenness, Rich Marks Row 3: Dennis Cook, Debbie VanBrunt — Second Princess: Queen — Karin LoGerfo, King — Pat Farrell; Pete McBride, Joanne Race — First Princess King and Queen 56 Karm and Pat 57 ORGANIZA TIONS 59 STUDENT GOVERNMENT BOTTOM ROW: lackie Knoll Tammy Baker, Margaret Batterman Renee Rydzewski SECOND ROW: Wendy Mattinson; B I Rivenhurg, Dale Delong, Elise Howard, Robin Rydzewski; THIRD ROW: Mr Bradley — Advisor; Gwen kulina; I isa Biermann; Regan Roar h; Chur k Rogers FOURTH ROW: Teri Post lolinda Nelson, lar kie Rate, Kelly Thompson; loanne Rare, Karen Dutcher; TOP ROW: Christine Deforest, Kevin Rice; Pat Ryan; Ruth Boyer; Linda Small; Lydia Mannion; |enny Rivenhurg; Hugh Wit chella Officers: lisa Bierman — Treasurer; Gwen Kulina — Secretary; Regan Roar h — Presi- dent; Chutk Rogers — Vice-President; Debbie Reynolds 60 FRENCH CL UB ROW 1: Nancy Johnson, Nancy Small, leanne Rubsamen, Kathy DeAngelo, ROW 2: Pam Ballard, Tom Robinson, Mary Ellen Boname; Angela Cirello, Deetta Nightengale, Brenda Simon, Hal Mc Kenzie. ROW 3: Jackie Race, Dot- tie Sheldon, Betty Yager, Heidi Russell, Beth Ryan, ROW 4: Ruth Boyer, Robin Rydzewski. Dwight Wood, Sandy Ryan, Renee Rydzewski, Lydia Mannion, ROW S: Mrs Grimes — Advisor ROW 6: Greg Kulma, Brenda Estelow, Dar- lene Harvey ROW 7: Rocky Honkomp, George Wells, Gwen Kulina, Julie Barnes, Dale Delong, Robin Root, Carla Ortalano, Lori Seaman, Linda Small, Margaret Batterman HONOR SOCIETY BOTTOM LETT: Dale Delong, Gwen Kulina, Tim Borchardt, Crystal Beach, Susan Crandall. Carla Tryon, TOP LEfT: Ric hard Delong, Carol Fowlston, Cathie Crissey, Hal Mc Kenzie, Anne lenness, Linda Small. Joanne Race, Karen Weig- rnan, Sigrid Mortensen 61 YEARBOOK STAFF Editors: Ten Post; lolinda Nelson; joanne Race Lisa Biermann; joanne Race; jolinda Nelson; Teri Post; Carol Fowlston; Robin Root; Vincent Schmidt; jenny Rivenburg; Crystal Beach; Megan Wackford; Karen Dutcher; Renee Rydzewski; Lydia Mannion; Gwen Kulina; Jackie Race; Carla Prewitt ■■I SCHOOL STORE WORKERS In doorway: Beth Christian, B I Rivenburg, Laurie Beagle, Standing: Tammy Houghtaling, Natalie Olin, Mr Lanning — Advisor, Theresa Coles, Donna Curtin, Alice Bartle, Joy Scudder Front: Holly Wilson, Van Welsh, Brenda Franklin, De Etta Cruttenden N E W 5 P A P E R S T A F F 63 Back: Tom Daily, Brenda Franklin, Sandi Ryan, Sitting: Susan Crandall, Elizabeth Sands, Tammy Houghtaling, Karen Wiegman. Sandy Niles, Mr Smithmeyer — Advisor, Front: lulie Barnes, Betty Yager VARSITY CLUB Row 1: Pal Crissey lor. Lisa Beirmann Marearol Baltorman. Dale Delong. Ann lenness. Row 2: Jeff Washington. Chuck Rogers; Row 3: Hal Me Kenzie. Rusty fos Joanne Rare. Robb.n Rogers Row4: Tim Borchardt. Rich Marks. Walt P.nney, Vinee S hm.dl, Chns I urnare Chorus: Row 1: Lori Seaman. Carol Mead. Dotty Sheldon, |uhe Barnes. Don Maynard. George Wells Rosy 2: Mr Magnam, flizalseth Sands. Robin Robinson. Susan Kulakowski. Brenda Franklin, Sigrid Mortensen, Diane Harrington, Row 3: Ruth Boyer, Mary Will ox. Barb Wilcox, Cathie Branham. I aura Matthews. Both Ryan. Mary Redenback, Kathy Place. )ulie Redenback 64 SKI CLUB •n wHft oTZ!H!!iMcKen2ie Leslie Bahn Row 1: Wall Pinnev. Karen Franklin. Rich Marks. B I Rivenburg. Mr. Conslan.me - Advisor. Row Bob Utter F F A Iront: Kathy Place, Kim Phillips, Tim Lashway, Behind: |im Lashway, Mike Downey, Linda Place, Bob Frank. Jim Seifert. Steve ich Bob Thomas, Steve Barrows. Rich Bentley. On seat: Mr Leonard Advisor 65 OACHS JAZZ ENSEMBLE Officers: Bottom: W Wagnam — Advisor, Gwen Kulina. Middle: Carol Mead, Hal McKenzie. lulic Barnes. Top: Nancy Small. Brenda franklin. Dale Delong Bottom: Reagan Roach. Don May- nard, Andy Hemstrought. linda Small. Mr. Magnam Top: Hal Me Kcnzie, Grog Kulina. leanne Reuhsman, Sigrid Mortonson. Den- nis Cook. Brenda Franklin. Nancy Small. Ruth Boyer 66 Watching a little T V., boys? What a great day! 67 s 7 980OXFORD ACADEMY SYMPHONIC BAND ROW 1: Carol FowIston — oboe Theresa Horton — flute Debbie Simon — flute Shelly Wright — flute Nancy Morrison — flute Paula Smith — flute Tammy Backer — flute Dotty Sheldon — flute Margaret Batterman — flute Julie Barnes — flute ROW 2: Dale Delong — clarinet Ruth Boyer — clarinet Terri Fowlston —clarinet Gwen Kulina —clarinet Nancy Small — Bass Clarinet Regan Roach — Baritone Sax Daryll Frank — Alto Sax William Ballard — Alto Sax Carol Mead — French Horn Tom Smith — French Horn Susan Kulakosky — French Horn Kathy Ryan — French Horn Sigrid Morlensen — French Horn Cathy Crissey — French Horn ROW 3: Robbm Rogers — clarinet Nadine Morrison —clarinet Renee Rydzewski —clarinet Patti Jo Wade—clarinet Delta Cruttenden — clarinet Nancy Johnson — clarinet Barbara Mitchell —clarinet Holly Wilson —clarinet ROW 4: Pat Ryan — trumpet Doni Maynard — trumpet Heidi Russell —trumpet Beth Ryan — trumpet Linda Small — trumpet Tracy Oliver — trumpet Amy Jeness — trumpet Brenda Franklin — trumpet Elyse Howard — trumpet Robert Utter — trumpet Tom Daily — trumpet Steven Eslelow — trumpet David Ballard — trumpet Michael Burrell — trumpet Elizabeth Erickson — trumpet lohn Marshman — trumpet Tim Paul — trumpet Rocky Homkomp — trumpet Mark Roach — trombone Greg Kulina — trombone Michael Williams — trombone Kim Boyer — trombone Jeanne Ruebsamen — trombone Back Row: Pam Horton — mallets Darlene Harvey — mallets Berenda Estelow — mallets Tom McMullen — percussion Derrick Hines — timpani James Rowe — percussion Jett Rowe — percussion Hal McKenzie — percussion Andy Hemstrought — percussion Michael Borchardt — percussion Michael Nutter — tuba Greg Johnson — tuba Donald Utter— Baritone Horn Scott Duell — Baritone Horn Robert Podraza — Baritone Horn Director: Geoffrey S. Magnani 69 Compliments of HAROLD A. McKENZIE AGENCY, INC. on the park in Oxford, New York PATRONS 1980 YEARBOOK Mrs. Baldwin Julie Barnes Marie Balsford Crystal Beach Ruth Boyer Steve Bradley Fran D'Angelo Mac and |an Davis Carol Fowlston Howard Gohl Mr. and Mrs. lohn Crimes Laurie Hogan The Kulakoskys Cathie, Sharie, and Vicki Lanning The Martinsons Julie McGowan Mr. Cool Nina James D. Podraza Randy and Megan Scotty-n-Renee The Smalls Sebrena Smith Billy Spyratos Bruce and Louise Wackford Dale and Sally Wackford Ken and Naomi Wackford Kirsten and Dale Wackford Fran and Lorry Webb lason Webb Wendy 71 SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL TOP ROW: Pal Crissey; Craig Reynolds; Bill Ballard; Vm e Schmidt; Richard Marks; Derric k Hines SECOND ROW: Chuck Rogers; Tim Borchardt; Randy Foster; Lance Franklin; Walt Pinney; Bill Smith, Tim Fleming, Tony Abbott — Head Coach; THIRD ROW: John Curtis — Ass't Coach; Scott Duell; Rusty Foster, Dennis Cook, Peter McBride; Chris Furnare; Pat Far rell. Bill Anthony, Greg Johnson BOTTOM ROW: Mike Borchardt; left Washington, Todd Hall; Tracy Oliver; lerry Spyratos— Manager Seniors: Tim Borchardt, Dennis Cook. Bill Ballard Pat Farrell; Rusty Foster; Walt Pinney; Chris Furnare, Peter McBride; Vincent Schmidt; Lance Franklin; Mike Borchardt; led Washington; Pat Cnssey; Rich Marks; Derrick Hines Captains: Pat Farrell, Walt Pinney; Rusty Foster 74 J.V. FOOTBALL Sitting: John Borchardt, Mike Thurston, John Marshman, Bill Spyratos, Scott Tansey, Kneeling: John Rowe, Mark LoGerfo, lay Nelson, Nelson lucier, Dennis McBride, Robert Honkomp, |im Spyratos, Coach Bradley. Standing: Jim Ziemski, Jason Webb. Tim Prank, John Smith, Mike Crandall, David Schwager, John Hoffman, Hugh Wit- chella, Curtis Oliver Don't worry, guys, Walt's there. ! hr 1‘T‘j i,Mill),«ii season yielded one ol the school’s finest teams, it not the tinest ever. The Blackhawks recorded a 9-0 mark which was the first undeteated team sim e 1937 This team was the first fr.tm ever to record nine wins in a single season ! h r -were numen ui$1eam and individual honors t� a were noteworthy ar : juld be mentioned: Oiiensivelv. the Blacfthawks scored a team record 2b points for an average of 29.7 points per game. Individual scoring honors went to kicker. Rusty foster, who s« nred 87 points on 7 t n i wns, 5 field goals, and JO extra points Rusty kicW i a school record 48 yd field goal and 30 extra points Vinee S hmidL a flanker tied a school rer ord.w ™ pass receptioi Foster. k hmidt ita ’back Pat Farrell. 0 'rtefbai k Craig Rev olds and Line ()eiens! f� iv. ihe Blackhawk wuc ayyesome Th� y never alloweti more never all . . I a team tos ore an extra point fhev gave up i6 points tor ar as Pat Farrell s( jed IB | � o?hts on two punt returns and an interception ret i am .linemenWait Pn ev and Tim Bon hardt, and Safety Vince Schmidt f or the first time m Ovord's history, two qj ers were named to All-Ni and Walt I’lnnt 'Thirtl ! • m Defensive I ' • ner Team re ogriKion was just asoutstand mg Th«-y « r Susquenango Eastern Division Champions Ihey received a a? 1 ranking bv Section 4 Class C Sch' i s and ranking in the Southern I ,md a first me ever ranking in ihe New York State Poll of No. 22 In ng, you an see much recogniti n wusgiyen in tx th players and 'eam. The gee? individual plays and performances by players will remain in the ii ids ol man, 'or a long time This tr un will lx a ■mversatiort ier e t'dr a long tune as well. But in the minds s( the coaches and players they will m-yi r forget this t. imand will always • el and keep a,mg that The '79tearn was ihe BEST ever 1 All-County First team honors went to three sh .’ ufc arc! _____________ V ved honors for First Team Kicker e. They recorded tnree efense pul up 42 points themsefves. 11-County First team honors went fo FOOTBALL 79 Cheerleaders: Bottom: Billie Jo Walls. Bonnie Samson, Patti |o Wade On stairs from top: Kelly Thompson. Holly Wilson, Paula Smith, Wendy Har- rington Statisticians: Bottom: Linda Cleary, Jolinda Nelson, Renee Rydzewski, Middle: Teri Post, Tammy Baker, Dotty Sheldon, Joanne Race, Top: Megan Wackford, Wendy Martinson True Oxford” grit Pump it, Craig Don't look back 76 VARSITY SOCCER Seniors: Mark Hodge, Walter Robbins, Don Maynard, Mark Phi- lippone. Rich Delong Row 1: Walter Robbins, Chris Smith, Tom Smith, Brian Willis. Mike Cosens; Row 2: Mike Williams, Steve Marrone. Don Maynard, Duane Wood, Andy lyford, Steve Estelow, Mike Cowles; Row 3: Mark Hodge, David Ballard, Mark Philippone, Scott Seiler, Bob Utter, Rich Dejong, Chuck Schaefer, Mike Marrone, Ken Seiler, Coach Godfrey VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Coach: Mrs. Franco, 1st ROW: Jenny Rivenburg, Lisa Biermann, Julie McGowan, Margret Balterman. Carol Fowlston, Daryl I Frank. Diane Podra a. 2nd ROW: Kathy Ryan, loanne Race. Jackie Race, Robin Root, Debbie Reynolds, Tina Yerton, Theresa Crandall, Cindi Martinson, Linda Small, Robbin Rogers, Cathy Crissey. 78 Seniors: Robbin Rogers, Joanne Race, Debbie Reynolds, Lisa Biermann GIRLS' TENNIS Up ladder: Sandi Ryan. Pally Palmer, Julie Barnes, Brenda Estelow, Down slide: Ann Jenness, Tammy Baker Standing: Doreen Davis, lohanna Mulka, Debbie Wells, Belly Vager, Coach Gollnitz Kneeling: Sandi Niles, Debbie Simon, Karen Wiegman, Nancy Small J.V. FIELD HOCKEY In front: Coach Franco, Fran Manheim, Standing: Heidi Russell, Dotty Sheldon, Lydia Manmon, Elyse Howard, Amy |en- ness, Cheryl Mitchell, Ruth Boyer, Betsy Borchardt, Pam Ballard, Terry Fowlston, Mildred Phillips 79 GIRLS'GYMNASTICS Front: Van Welsh, Wendy Harrington, Lisa Bierman, Middle: Cindi Martinson, Mrs. Fragomem — Coach, Megan Wackford, Top: Sandi Smith, Carla Prewitt, lohanna Mutka Seniors: Lisa Biermann, Carla Prewitt 80 GYMNASTS IN ACTION Lookin'good. Van! Smile pretty, Cindi! 81 A look of determination! VARSITY BASKETBALL Right to left: Mike Cowles, Craig Reynolds, Mark Philtppone, Vince Schmidt, Tim Borchardt. Mark Hodge, Mr Cooper —- Coach, Alan Davis, Bob Frank, Randy Foster, Peter McBride, Ken Seiler, Scott Duell 82 J.V. BASKETBALL Kneding: Jason Webb, Hugh Witchella, Scoll Seiler, Mike Marrone, Standing: lohn Marshman, Jim Ross, Coach Curtis, Mike Crandall, Nelson Lucier Sink it! BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Barb Ryan, Julie Barnes, Leslee Glowaski, Sandi Ryan, Sigrid Mortensen Front: Vicki Rood, Darlene Mumbulo. Middle: Ronda Orlando, Bonnie Samson, Back: Betsy Borchardt, Top: Robin Rydzewski 84 Hal McKen ie Ran as a one-man team tor Oxford in Cross Country and Track and trained with Greene Track (1978) 5th m mile in Sus East Cross Country (1978) 1st Alternate to state C.C Track (1979) 2nd in Sus League — 2 mile 5th m Section 4 — 2 mile Cross Country (1979) 2nd — Johnson city Invitational 2nd Windsor Invitational 2nd Delhi Invitational Records: Oxford High School 2-mile (9:51:7) Greene Cross Country Course Record 3-mile (15:38) Mononucleosis Award BOWLING On floor: Holly Wilson, Kim Eldred, Row 1: Dennis Wells, Steve Benjamin, Heidi Russell, Steve Estelow, Diane Harrington, Row 2: Bill Anthony, John Rowe, Tracy Oliver. Tom Daily, Mike Nutter, Greg lohnson, Fran D'Angelo, Wendy Davis, |eff Rowe, Ion Benjamin Row 3: Patti Jo Wade. Dennis Cook. Kathy D'Angelo, Billie |o Walls, Chris Smith, Mike Burrell 85 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Linda Place, Linda Small, Kathy Ryan, Standing: Mr. Mortensen — Coach, Cathy Crissey, Jackie Race, Robbin Rogers, Anne Jenness, Robin Root, Gwen Kulina, Mr Nelson — Coach 86 j.V. BASKETBALL Kneeling: jenny Rivenburg, Nancy Small, Maureen McBride, Kathy Place Standing: Brenda Estelow, Lydia Manion, lackie Knoll, Amy )en- ness, Ruth Boyer, Susan Kulakosky, Daryll Frank Coaches: Mr. Nelson, Mr. Mortensen 87 VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Bottom: Gwen Kulina, Robbm Rogers, Patty Palmer, Middle: Anne lenness, Robin Root, Betsy Palmer, Top: Betty Yager, Dale Delong, loanne Race, Cathy Cris- sey, Carroll Burt, Carol Fowlston, Margaret Batterman Clockwise from bottom left: Brenda Estclow, lackie Race, Theresa Crandall, Dottie Sheldon, Mildred Phillips, Sue Kulako- ski, Amy lenness, Brenda Franklin, Pam Horton, Lydia Manion. Tammy Baker. Mr Mortensen — Coach, Bonnie Franklin, Kelly Thompson Seniors: Top to bottom: Ann lenness. Dale Delong, Betsy Palmer, Joanne Race, Robbin Rogers. Carroll Burt 88 BLACKHAWK WRESTLING Sitting: Tom Wright, loft Andrews. Kris Marinos. Mike Thurston. Charles lantear. Mike Cosen. Kneeling: lorn Me Mullen. Curtis Oliver. Brian Wiflis. |ohn Borchardt, Tom Smith. Scott Tansey. Standing: Dean Cummings. Mike Borchardt. Jeff Washington, Steve Marrone. Todd Hall, Scott White. Pat Cnssev. Chuck Rogers Clyde Cole CHAMP Come on, Steve! LACROSSE FIRST ROW: M Tansey. J. Ziemski. P Tytler, D Conklin, R Cartland. D Wood. G Chapman SECOND ROW: R Foster, V. Schmidt, H O'Reilly, W. Pmney, C. Rogers, R Marks, P. Crissey. |. Washington. THIRD ROW: Coach Constantine, S. Tansey, T Borchardt, R. Ulter, J Bangston, R. Cirello, M. Cosen, Coach Curtis. AUTOGRAPHS 90 TENNIS 91 Golf: Mr. Nelson, Steve Estelow, Mike Burell, Jeff Rowe. VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT: Todd Hall MIDDLE: Dave Branham, Craig Reynolds, Terry Steward, Ken Seiler, Chuck Shaefer, Mark Samson, BACK: Coach Hoxie, Matt Sheldon, Mike Sheldon, Dennis Stagnaro, Tim Fleming, Randy Foster, Bill Ballard, Tim Borchardt, Ken Benjamin J.V. BASEBALL FRONT: Steve Marrone, Coach LeSuer MID- DLE: Mike Marrone, Robert Fitch, Steve Benja- min, Nikil Kapadia BACK: Jason Webb, Nelson Lucier, Andy Lyford, Tom Daily. 92 VARSITY SOFTBALL FRONT: Linda Small, Tina Golden, Julie McGowan, Mary Kulakowsky, Margaret Batterman BACK: Theresa Welsh, Kathy Ryan, Theresa Cran- dall, Joanne Race, Jackie Race, Robin Root, Coach G. IV. SOFTBALL FRONT: Coach Sclafani, Mildred Phillips, Nancy Small, Carla Prewitt, Theresa Horton, Jennifer Rivenburg BACK: Leslee Glowaski, Wendy Davis, Kim Eldred, Cindi Martinson. Tony Robinson 93 95 ... and above all CHAMPIONS! 97 FACULTY Robert N. Rogers, President E. Donald Hodge, Vice President Ion D. Palmatier William G. Ballard Milton D. Wade Grace Roys, Clerk ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT David D. Burroughs HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL James D. Podraza BOARD OT EDUCATION Math and Science: Mr Mortensen. Mr. Gohl, Mr Velten, Mrs. Perlman, Miss Smith Business: Mr. Lanning, Mrs Detweiler 99 Social Studies Mrs. Detweiler, Mr Bradley, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Godfrey 100 English: Miss Carey, Miss Truman, Ms Swerifager, Mr Smithmeyer, Miss Snedeker French: Mrs. Grimes Special Education: Miss Brown Nurse: Mrs. Smith Physical Ed.: Mr Abbott, Miss Gollnitz 101 Art: Mrs Mills. Music: Mr. Magnam. Industrial Arts: Mr Murn Agriculture: Mr leonard. Home Economics- Mrs. Baldwin Guidance Counselors: Mrs. Fowlston, Mr. Kenney Librarians: Mrs. Stafford, Mrs Walsh 102 Secretaries: Mrs Rice, Mrs Russell. Mrs Barber Cafeteria Staff: Front: Mrs. Hodge, Mrs Almendmger, Mrs. Hubbsmitt, Behind: Mrs. lints, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Stafford Bus Drivers: Row 1: flmer McGowan. Claude Cummings, Art Eldred, Paul Wright; Row 2: Tom Tansey, Erwin Maclaury, Jane Ross, George Duell, Howard Smith, |ohn Witchella; Row 3: Cecie Phillips, Anita Smith, Carolan French, Dorothy Crandall 103 Compliments of Jlotwich 3 loto JCodge BEHE FUNERAL HOME, INC. Funeral Director: Steve Behe Rt. 12, South at City Limits Phone —334 9934 JH 32 East Main St., Norwich, N.Y. 334-2284 Radio Control Plastic Models Macrame HAND’S INN NINA'S PIZZA Restaurant Ice Cream Parlor Charles and Emily Torre 3-5 Hayes Street Norwich, N.Y. 13815 607 334 8225 104 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES Christy Rock Post 2782 Norwich, New York 13815 Congratulations to the Class of '80 From the VFW POST 2782 AND LADIES AUXILIARY Dine in Elegance at Chenango County's Compliments of Most Famous Steakhouse •Superb Selection of Prime Cut Beef •Wide Variety of Fresh Seafood •International Specialties •Complete Luncheon and Dinner Menus Daily BLUE STONE GOLF COURSE Call: 607 843 8352 Our Chenango Room Is Available for Meetings and Weddings Please Call Early for Reservations 607 334 9282 FRED'S INN Route 12, 3 Miles South of Norwich Compliments of KEHOE FURNITURE Best Wishes From NORWICH AUTO PARTS fNflPAk 105 FREEDOM IS NOT FREE Compliments of FORT HILL POST 376 AMERICAN LEGION Best Wishes From OXFORD TAX SERVICE Phone:607 843 6487 — IA TOUMTTI __ — ■■ RAPID = = = ™ REPRODUCTIONS Richard LaTourette Oxford, New Yorli__ Where you can cut your taxes in half through tax planning If you're really interested in saving your money, stop by and see us. OXFORD INN The Finest in French Cuisine Cocktail Lounge • Dining Room Tom Gyles, Owner Phone 607-843-8055 Oxford, New York MUNYAN'S BARBER SHOP Route 12 Oxford, New York Phone: 607 843 6666 North Canal Oxford, New York I 3830 106 CHRISTMAN MOTOR SALES Chevrolet Buick Norwich, N.Y. MARIO'S BARBER SHOP 4 American Ave. Norwich, N.Y. 13815 (607)334 5153 IRMIN A. MODY REALTOR 23 N. Broad St. 75 N. Main St. Norwich, N.Y. Sherburne, N.Y. 607 334 8484 607 674-5533 BLUE BIRD BAKERY Rte. 12, North Norwich Compliments of VILLAGE HAIR STYLING Rt. 12 0«ford, N.Y. 13830 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT 376 The Fifth Avenue Shop of Chenango Co. 14-16 South Broad St. Norwich, NY Open daily 10 A M.-5:30 P.M. except Thurs. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Phone (607) 334-4011 Compliments of NAZZITTO'S WINES LIQUORS 49 S. Broad St. Norwich, N.Y. 13815 334 3333 MESCO GLASS CO. Store Fronts — Plate Window Glass — Furniture Tops Safety Auto Glass — Window Channels Regulators 9 1 1 Prentice Ave. Norwich, N.Y. 13815 607 334 2611 Compliments of TARANTO DISCOUNT LIQUOR Family Shopping Plaza Norwich, N.Y. SALLY'S PLACE 30 East State Street Oxford Best of luck to the Class of '80 ALICE BEV'S Men's and Women’s Hairstyling Phone: 843:6400 107 CHENANGO SPORTING GOODS McNEIL JEWELERS 25 So. Broad St. Norwich, N.Y. 46 South Broad St. Norwich, N.Y. 334 6527 Diamonds Watches Gifts Trophies 40% off Good Luck From W. E. BRANHAM, OPTICIAN R M FOWLSTON WINES LIQUORS 31 N. Broad St. 334-9643 Norwich, N.Y. Bob and Mary Fowlston 843 2341 Oxford, N.Y. Fish and Tackle (607)843 6615 Live Bait Closed Sun. and Mon. NORWICH HARLEY-DAVIDSON Harley-Davidson Sites Service New and Used Models BIG DAVE'S Guns bought, sold, and traded on the park in Oxford Gary Kun Box 31 Dave Kurz Oxford, N.Y. Auto — Truck Boat — Camper Loren I. Frank Owner Phone 334-3960 R.D. 2 Rte. 12 S. Norwich, N.Y. 13815 NORWICH AUTO UPHOLSTERY R.D. 2 Box 253 — Route 12 South Norwich, N.Y. 13815 (607) 334 7834 108 Best Wishes EMERSON-LEWIS CO., INC BUD AND BEA MOHR Oxford, New York LORRY’S BEAUTY SALON All your plumbing a heating and hnmecenter 94 Greene St. Oxford, N.Y. 13830 Ph. 607 843-9743 WINANS MEN'S SHOP Visit Our Attitude Department for Students and All Alike Day Phone: 843 2821 Night Phone: 843 9424 13 So. Broad St. Norwich, New York Compliments of k HMDS 7 So. Broad St. P. Norwich, N.Y. Ph. 334-4412 insili Compliments of Compliments of THE SCARCELLA'S DINER NATIONAL BANK Rte 12 S Norwich, N.Y. OF OXFORD Your Hometown Independent Bank 109 Congratulations to the Class of '80 Compliments ot OXFORD TAVERN Tom and Nancy Farre Proprietors 6 Washington Ave. Oxford, N.Y. 13830 JIM AND JIGGIE EVANS Vehicle Wash Mobile Home Sales PURE SPRINGS ENTERPRISE RD. 2, Box 291 Norwich, N.Y. 13815 607 334 5045 Mobile Home Service Truck Caps JOY'S BEAUTY ROOM 39 So. Broad St. Norwich, N.Y. 13815 Phone 334-2700 Short Hair for Quick Care Furniture Wood Toys TRADE WINDS OF WOOD Custom Woodworking (607) 843 9738 Rodney Aldrich Oxford, N.Y. 13830 BEETHOVEN'S FIFTH Gary and Elizabeth Clark Compliments of BARTLES PHARMACY Linda and Brian Bartle Norwich Shopping Center Discount Liquors Norwich, N.Y. 13815 (607)334 5515 CHENANGO FORD TRACTOR, INC Prescriptions Love Greeting Cards Russell Stover Candies Coty Jovan English Leather Bonne Bell Rd. 2 Norwich, N.Y. 13815 334-4518 We Service What We Sell no ROCHESTER LAB DIVISION SCHOOL PICTURES INC. Photographing — Senior Portraits, Individual Pictures, and Group Activity Pictures Melzart T. Richards Walter M. Fort, Jr. Representing: . P.O. Box 165 Phoenix, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1980