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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1981 volume:

TABLE OF EDITORS CONTENTS SENIORS pages 5-33 JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ipnipiliik ipii Hr KldHAfltN M E G A N W A C K F O R D and C A R O 0 W L S T O N FACULTY ACTIVITIES pages 46-61 ADVERTISING SPORTS DEDICATION The Class of 1981 would like to dedicate this year's yearbook to two very special friends and past advi- sors, Mrs. Baldwin and Mr. Walsh. Whenever we needed help they were near For bake sales, prom and events of the year. Without their guidance we'd never be this far. So to these two we award a big, gold star. Carol Fowlston In '77 to the high school we came. Lowly as freshmen, new the game. Mrs. Baldwin and Mr. Walsh were assigned as guides. To help us through our low and high tides. 3 IN MEMORY OF... Although Jeff and Tom could not accompany us through our high school years, the Class of 1981 will always remember them. As we now find ourselves at the point of starting new lives, friendships seem more important than in the years gone by. Time has softened the hurt of the loss of good friends, though in our hearts and minds the memory is still strong. The world will change and so shall we, and never again to be lived are the times we’ve already had. But, come sunshine or rain for any of this class of ’81, there shall be no forgetting of those who were lost to us too soon. Terri Fowlston Jeffrey Webb Thomas Merritt fi 5 Christian Akerhielm Joseph Andrews William Anthony Anthony Barnhart Jeffrey Barrows Julie Barnes 6 Margaret Batterman 7 Steven Benjamin { Bonny Bradt ' $£n' yY gf A Michael Burrell fUJj - MM I Dennis Cook Julie Cook Michael Cowles jnccAvcuil 8 ik H if .j Robert Cruttenden Dean Cummings Thomas Daily Doreen Davis Jeffrey Davis 9 Recipient ot the play-pen award She loves colorguard. I only have eyes for you. Tranquility and peace 11 12 Robert Frank 13 Leslee Ann Glowaski Linda Hemstrought Zina Harrington a y Ss. 14 Holly Jackson Preston Carol Kenyon Debra Knapp VU v p Gwen Kulina Gx en feuiwu Gregory Johnson b —pr H flA-GTL Theresa Jackson jJjLAmcu Qm xthJ 15 What caught your attention. Linda? Is that your playboy bunny? What's so funny? Same interest as father. Aren’t I a beautiful baby! 16 I skipped a grade. Reaching out a helping hand as usual. Who me. . .Shy??? Queen of the stump! Welcome to my house. Nice serve. Doreen! A change of names. The party has just begun! — 17 Louis LaMariana Tammy Lord cW Q Charles MacLaury Cl d aJ3w ftldfXczv 18 Wendy Martinson LOxnc j. Julie McGowan nc OTajtXYX Sandra Niles 19 Kevin Rice o kjjjiM Betty Jean Rivenburg Penni Robinson 20 Charles Rogers Barbara Ryan ''finiLh Elizabeth Ryan Renee Rydzewski ynOJL. 21 Quite the stud Beautiful — Babe” 22 Bathing beauty Makes a mean arrangement. Sweet and petite. Most artistic. From across the ocean. His instrument is big Miss Grand Union. i J V I i, � 4 I IN 23 Lori Seaman 0 7 Clr7 James Siefert 0C. 24 Monica Westerholm Barbara Wilcox fyip.tonn j) j fltjx l Mary Wilcox V) - UJ x Barbara Whaley idU f Patricia Wilcox 26 George Williams 'l j Michael Williams • Betty Yager Tina Yerton Jeffrey Houghtaling 27 Karen Dutcher j(X ?cAsla Missing: Jeffrey Washington Cindy Hilkert Small Mrs. Mills Miss Smith Mr. Nelson Mr. Leonard SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS 26 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '81 As freshmen, we were led by Laura Ackerman as president. Joan Washington served as vice. B. J. Riven- burg took notes and Linda Hemstrought started out as treasurer, what ended up being the first time any- body ever held the treasury spot for four years. We had a few sock-hops to raise money. During our sophomore year we were under the care of B. J. Rivenburg as president. Karen Dutcher served under her. Carol Fowlston started her three year term as secretary and Linda kept track of our money. In the middle of our sophomore year, Mr. Podraza came as successor to Mr. Maholchic. Our major fund-raiser was the sale of calendars. We attempted a carwash, but to say the least, it rained! B. J. was gladly welcomed back as president our junior year. Renee Rydzewski was second-in-command. The positions of secretary and treasurer stayed with Carol and Linda, respectively. To raise money for Prom we sold magazines and posters. Our theme for Prom was “Babe”, decorated in shades of blue. Renee Ryd- zewski was crowned Queen as she was escorted by Tim Fleming. The title of first princess was given to Cathy Eagan, and Karen Dutcher given the honor of second princess. At the end of our junior year we sadly said good-bye to our two advisors, Mrs. Baldwin and Mr. Walsh. We have dedicated this year’s yearbook to them as a small token of our appreciation for all the help and advice they gave us the three years they were with us. SENIORS at last!!! This year we started out with two new advisors. The old as well as the new have done a great job for us. “Tuesday’s Gone” was the theme of our Homecoming. Carol Kenyon inherited the title of Queen; her King was Vince Schmidt. Linda Cleary was first princess and Patti Palmer was second. Our leader was Linda Small as president; Carla Ortolano backed her up. Carol served her last year as secretary and Linda completed her final year as treasurer. As graduation draws nearer, we gather our memories. One of the best memories to take with us will have to be our “YEAR AT THE TOP!!!” Regenis Qcholarship Winners Top 5 Honor Students — Cathie Crissey. Carol Fowlston, Gwen Kulina. Linda Small. Billie Jo Walls Sandi Niles. Carol Fowlston. Gwen Kulina. Linda Small. Ken Seiler. David Becker. Cathie Crissey You guys really look busy! School leader. Not only If you want your hair cut. go to her Spent a year in Sweden. She understands everyone His hair got curlier. She'll bet with Mr Bradley anytime 30 PATRONS Tony Abbott Blackhawk Soccer Team Steve Bradley Carol and Vincent The Cichlidiot C. J. and Pud Deer Brook Farm Mr. and Mrs. Richard Detweiler Doc Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fowlston MissG. Christine E. Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hemstrought, Jr. Sharon and Clyde Horton Joy Johnson Cathie, Sharie, and Vickie Lanning Linda and Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshman Marybeth and Chris Mr. and Mrs. James Podraza Preston Dairy Supply Mr. and Mrs. David Reiss Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rice Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Russell David and Sarah Seaman Lori Seaman Brett Shepler Jim Siefert Miss Kate Smith Ronald Smithmeyer Miss Truman Mr. Velten Mr. and Carl Walls Jeanne B. Walsh Wendy Holly Wilson 33 Hej! fran Sveirge, Everything here in Stockholm, Sweden is going really great! It's quite an experience to be in another country studying a different way of lifestyle than you’ve been accustomed to. The only part I don't particularly care for is this harsh Swedish weather. The school I'm going to is more of a preparation for college. It’s between high school and college, which unfortunately means most everyone is stud- ying a great deal and are quite serious. There are 750 pupils in my school. Schools are different here in that there are no special activities or sports involved with school. The last 3 years of school are concentrated into spe- cial lines, such as languages, sciences, or maths. I’m in the language line. (Yes, Mrs. Grimes, I’m taking French!) I live right in the center of Stockholm which I really dig. Whenever I go anywhere I must take a subway or tram. There really is a lot of fun. I really like living in a city after being in such a miniscule town all my life. There’s so much to see and do that there is never a dull moment. Something I've been doing regularly is playing volleyball twice a week with a special club, and a dance class. In general, most teenagers go out on weekends and Wednesday nights. The Swedish people are movie fanatics; they go to at least one movie per week, usually more. They love American movies. Actually, they like anything American. The newest fad here is American sweatshirts, western clothes, boots, and rollerskates. They’re more American than we are! About 30% of the kids in my school have been to the States. The people here have made my stay most enjoyable and I’m looking forward to the rest of my stay!! Take care. Hjorrliga halsningar Margaret Dav — Well I've been here three months now, and I really love it. Denmark may be a small country but it is definitely a beautiful one. It's very charming and there’s so much history in every town or city you visit. The language is different, but I’m learning. I think I’d learn more if everyone didn’t speak English to me! School is much different here. Kids study just about all the time. You wouldn't believe how disciplined they are. Classes are 40 minutes long and there’s a ten minute break between them. As you’ve probably heard. Danes ARE much more free than Americans. I thought I was a pretty free person but it’s taking a while to get used to it all! The food is good and the only different thing to get used to is that there's no McDonald’s around the corner! Other than that, and a few other things, life seems very normal” here. I feel as if I've always been a Dane and I know that a part of me will always keep this year in every day use when I come back. De kaerligsk hilsener til yer alle. Fra Sandy 34 Hello. OACHS I am Mee Anne Bernardo, your Rotary exchange student from Quezon City. Philippines, class of'81. Being a foreign student in another country is very challenging and yet very rewarding especially when there are many changes around you. I am definitely very happy and fortunate to be with a very warm, understanding and friendly people of Oxford. Half of my stay here has already been over and I would like to share my thoughts with you. I love the beautiful snow!” Since my country has a tropical climate, meaning mostly warm the whole year round and just hav- ing a dry and rainy season, we don't have winter and seeing snow for the first time made my whole stay here very interesting. I enjoyed every minute (drop?) of it. School here has also been different for me. For a change I'm glad I didn't have to wear a uniform this time and not having to raise my hand and stand to recite in class. The freedom to choose my courses was also a big change for me. I am enjoying sports here. I am very impressed with how much time the students indulge in sports. So far. I have joined tennis, volleyball, and now I'm trying skiing; and through all these I learned a lot. had a great time, and made new friends. OACHS. now, you are a very essential part of my life, forever! To the administration and teachers, thank you very much for shar- ing your time and knowledge. To my very wonderful host families. Rotarians, and friends, thank you wholeheartedly for every- thing! To my friends, who have made my stay here very interesting, wonderful, warm and memorable, time we spent together, our memories, are all I have to cherish when I go back home. Your friendship encompasses all! Maraming Salamat” (Thank you very much!) The seasons and people go by so fast the only thing I can do is catch them while I'm here! Mee Anne Hej! Last year I was fortunate enough to spend a year exchange in Nykoping. Sweden Nykoping is a city of about 50.000 and is located approximately 70 miles south of Stockholm. It is a very scenic and old place; some of the streets still have cobblestones and it has a very old castle with a very interesting history. School was different and actually advanced compared to our school system. The people in my class were taking classes geared to our second year of college. While in Sweden I traveled a lot and saw a lot of Sweden! I really had a super time. Lyoka till Er! (Good luck to you!) Monica Westerholm 35 Hejsan. I have been here for six months now, and I just can't tell you how glad I am to be here in Oxford. Everyone of you has been so nice and helpful to me. Thanks to you my stay has been and is great. I am very happy for the opportunity to compare my home country. Sweden, to yours. The differences are not that big though. One thing that amazed me was that you are so open and easygoing. The climate here and in Sweden is pretty much the same, except for your summer; that is much hotter than ours. While I have been here I have gotten the chance to play football and go skiing. Football is not a European sport, so this was the first time as you probably could tell. Skiing is my greatest hobby or sport, and I am very happy that I was able to get to go skiing. I like Greek Peak a lot, and I hope I will have the chance to go again, even if it looks like we won't get so much more of a winter. I don’t know yet if I will go out for any sport this coming spring; but if I do, it will be baseball, that also is a non-European sport. So, you'd better watch out for those balls. I just want to thank you for making my year so great. My best wishes and God bless you all. Yours truly. Christian Hi Everyone. Coming to Oxford certainly was a change of environment for me. In Perth, my hometown, it never gets below freezing and on summer days the temperature usually stays about 90 F. So, to see snow and feel such freezing cold really was a novel experi- ence. and it took me a while to get used to it. Now that I have, however, I really love the snow, though not the cold. I enjoy going snow-mobiling, skiing, ice-skating, and toboganning. The countryside is also very pretty when there has been a fresh snowfall, and it is so different from home. School is slightly different here too. Back home we had eight periods every day with no study halls. We also didn’t have such a wide range of subjects to study or the ability to make so many choices, as a lot of classes we had were compulsory. We had a lot heavier work load than here. So, I really quite like going to school here as there are more fun classes and less work. Also, as we had to wear uniforms to school and for physical education back home, it's nice to be able to choose the clothes I wear to school here. You also have more outside activities offered through the school than we did back home. Thank you to everyone for making me feel so welcome in Oxford. The friendliness and smiles with which I have been greeted have really made me feel at home here. I have really enjoyed my stay here so far; and I am sure the rest of my stay will be as enjoyable. 36 Love, Meredith Dibden 8 President: Jackie Race Vice-President: Lydia Mannion Secretary: Dotty Sheldon Treasurer: Heidi Russell K. Baker. T. Baker. D Ballard. A. Bartle. K. Bartle. M. Blair. C. Branham. D. Carnrike Row 1: B. Chapman. A Cirello. R. Cirello. M. Crandall. T. Crandall. D. Cruttenden. D. Curtin. F. D'Angelo. L. Davis. Row 2: W. Davis. B Dutcher. K. Eldred. B Estelow. R. Fitch. R. Foster. D. Friank. B Franklin Row 3: T. Hall. D. Harrington. J. Hofmann. B. Hollings. P. Horton. J. Hurlburt. K. Kenyon. A LaTourette. M MacLaury. 38 L. Mannion T. Marano K. Marinos M Marrone C. Martinson L. Matthews B. Mitchell N. Morrison D. Nightengale D. Nichols D. Norris M. Nutter N. Olin K. Phillips M Phillips K. Place J. Race M Redenback C. Reynolds A. Rheinheimer J. Rivenburg T. Robinson B. Rogers J. Rowe J. Ruebsamen H. Russell K. Ryan B. Samson C. Schaefer D. Schwager B. Simon N. Small C. Smith T. Smith W. Smith D. Spyratos B. Walls J. Williams B. Willis H. Wilson S. Winchester D. Wood beck J. Ziemski 39 8 3 President: Rocky Honkomp Vice-President: Terri Fowlston Secretary: Robbin Rydzewski Treasurer: Pam Ballard ' . : . H. Alger J. Andrews T Angle B. Baker P. Ballard L. Barrows B. Barry J. Benjamin M. Boname Row 2: B Borchardt. J. Borchardt. R. Boyer. W Brazee. L Cartland. B Christian. S Conklin. S. Conklin Row 3: R. Cooper. K D'Angelo. C. DeForest. T. Fowlston. T. Frank. T. Golden. A. Golliver. J Gould Row 4: D. Graham. H Graham. W Harrington. A Hemstrought. W Hines. T. Hinman. W. Hofmann. R Honkomp Row 5: L Hotaling. E. Howard. S Ingra- ham. C Jackson. A Jenness. N Johnson. N Jorgensen 40 J Knoll S Kulakosky G. Kulma M LaMariana J. Lashway M LoGerfo C. Loiseile N Lucier K Marano J Marshman D McBnde T McMullen B Mikalunas C. Miller G Miller C. Mitchell D. Moore D Mumbulo J. Nelson C. Oliver S. Schaefer M Scira S. Seiler P Shattuck J. Smith P Smith P Smith J Squires S. Tansey M Thurston J. Turner D. Utter N Wackford J Webb D. Wells G Wells K Whaley H Witchella D Wood S. Wright si Vi-. R Orlando T Paul C. Place C. Redenback T. Redfield P Reiss M Rivenburg M Roach R Robinson V Rood J. Ross J. Rowe B Ruff S Ryan R Rydzewski 41 President: John Baumgartner Vice-President: Craig Diamond Secretary: Pam Gates Treasurer: Debbie Barber S. Allen M Angle D. Armondi D Barber P. Bartle E. Batsford J. Baumgartner W. Beach S. Begeal F. Bentley D. Blair J. Burroughs M Carey C. Cashman R. Cavailo B Cirello D. Cleary M. Cleary L. Crandall D. Cummings A. Davis C. Davis P. Dean J. Deforest C. Diamond D. Diamond B. Dungey B. Dutcher J. Eldred R. Endres 42 T. Ives S. Kulina M LaTourette R. Locke M. Lyford J. MacLaury C. Savory P. Shattuck B. Shepler M. Simpson W. Smith D. Stanton M. Fisher S. Fitch D. Fletcher C. Frank P Gates J. Hafelin W. Hamilton J. Hansen P. Harrison T. Hart M. Hathaway A. Heismann M. Hinman M. Howe K. Martin M. Matthews M McBride T. McGowan A. Morgan D. Morris C. Mott G. Norris R. Orlando D. Redenback H. Rheinheimer J. Robb D. Rose M Ryan L. Teehan D Tewksbury J. Thompson T. Tompkins D. Utter M. Utter K. Wackford M. Wackford J. Washington A Wells S. Westerholm J. Wetzel P Williams D. Wood 43 SURPRISE! How much of a discount shall we give ourselves? 44 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Sitting: Renee Rydzewski, John Baumgartner. Pam Bartle. Nelson Lucter. Ruth Boyer. Rocky Homkomp. Jeff Washington. Jenny Rivenburg. Craig Reynolds. Lying: Jackie Race. Kelly Thompson. Dan Blair. Robin Root. Kneeling: Gwen Kulina, Linda Small. Standing: Julie Barnes. Jackie Knoll. Hugh Wltchella. Van Welsh. Toni Robinson. Catte Crissey. OFFICERS Brenda Estelow — Secretary; Jeff Washington — Vice-President; Gwen Kulina — President; Catte Crissey — Treasurer Sitting: Scott Duell. Tom Smith. Lying: Linda Hemstrought. Heidi Russell. Kneeling: Catte Crissey. Carol Fowlston. Lydia Mannion. Julie Barnes. Stand- ing: Linda Small. Jackie Race. Gwen Kulina. HONOR SOCIETY 47 YEARBOOK STAFF Lett to Right: Linda Hemstrought. Lydia Mannion. Gwen Kulina. Mrs. Walsh — advisor. Marybeth Reiss. Jackie Race. Renee Rydzewski. Megan Wackford. Carol Fowlston. DRAMA CLUB Top: Wendy Harrington. Diane Harrington. On Shoulders: Ruth Boyer. Tammy Ryan. Brenda Franklin. Darlene Mumbulo, Heidi Russell. Standing: Cheryl Mitchell. Rocky Honkomp. Beth Ryan. Tom Daily. George Wells. Julie Barnes. Teresa Hinman. Kim Boyer. Jackie Knoll. Kneeling: Mike Matthews. Sandi Niles. Tammy Baker. Dottie Sheldon. Monica Westerholm. Betty Baker. Barbara Hoilings. 48 NEWSPAPER STAFF Left to Right: Tom Daily. Jo Ann Squires. Tami Houghtaling. Sandi Niles. Dave Becker. Mark Scira. Biz Erikson. Mr Smithmeyer — Advisor. Robin Fitch. SCHOOL STORE WORKERS On Top: Nadine Morrison. Tony Robinson. Alice Bartle. Donna Curtin. Standing: Cheryl Mitchell. Dave Moore. Mr. Lanning — Advi- sor. B. J. Walls. Tammy Lord. Steve Estelow. Holly Wilson. Dar- lene Mumbulo. Kneeling: Bev Ruff. Betty Baker. Wendy Davis. Brenda Franklin. Betsy Borchardt. Amy Jenness. Sitting: Van Welsh. Bon- nie Franklin. 49 VARSITY CLUB Front: Doreen Davis. Middle: Craig Rey- nolds. Ken Seiler. Scott Duell. Linda Small. Jackie Race. Patti Palmer. Catie Crissey. Chuck Rogers Back:Steve Estelow, Gregg Johnson. Todd Hall. Van Welsh. Robin Root. Kathy Ryan. Bob Utter Front:Denms McBride. Jay Nelson. Jeff Davis. Mark LoGerfo. Bill Spyratos. Lydia Mannion. Tammy Lord. Howard Graham. George Williams. Middle: Mr. Godfrey. Mr. Constantine. Karen Franklin. Fran Manheim. Alice LaTourette Back:Paul Reiss. Bob Utter. Jim Ziemski. Jim Spyra- tos. Julie Cook. MeeAnn Bernardo. Rocky Honkomp. Christian Akerhielm. S K I C L U B 50 BAND OFFICERS Amy Jen ness. Gwen Kulina. Terri Fowlston, Mr. Magnani. Brenda Franklin. Steve Estelow, Julie Barnes. Sitting: Teresa Hlnman, Brenda Franklin. Terri Fowlston. Julie Barnes. Dottie Sheldon. Sue Kulakosky. Ruth Boyer. Kneeling: Angle Cirello. Cathy Branham. Diane Harrington. Beth Ryan. Tammy Ryan. Connie Place. Meeann Ber- nardo Standing: Kathy Place. Mike Matthews. Debbie Graham. Mary Redenback. Laura Davis, Laura Matthews. Barb Wilcox. Mary Wilcox. On Top: George Wells. Steve Estelow. Mr. Magnani. advisor. 51 CONCERT BAND 53 FRENCH CLUB Sitting: Deanna Nightengale. Angela Cirrello, Heidi Russell. Beth Ryan. 1st Row: Pam Ballard. Ruth Boyer. Darlean Harvey. Nancy Small. 2nd Row: Linda Small. Terri Fowlston. Robbin Rydzewski, Tom Smith. 3rd Row: Julie Barnes. Dotty Sheldon. George Wells. Brenda Estelow. Robin Root 4th Row: Nancy Johnson. Mary Ellen Boname. Kathy D'Angelo. Cheryl Mitchell Standing: Gwen Kulina. Mrs. Grimes — advisor. Greg Kulina. Rocky Honkomp. and Toni Robinson. FFA 1st Row: John Hottman. Bob Frank. Randy Cooper. Greg Miller 2nd Row: Mark Howe. Craig Frank. Mr. Leonard — advisor. 3rd Row: Bob Cruttenden. Steve Barrows. Matt Simpson. 54 PROM 1980 Court — Randy Foster. Megan Wackford; Randy Mohr. Diane Podraza; Heather Martin. Richard LoGerfo; Bill Ballard. Cathy Crissey; Last Year s King and Queen — Rusty Foster. Teri Post; Julie Barnes. David Dunham. Karen Franklin. Gordy Morgan; Patty Palmer. Rich Marks; Lori Seaman. George Wells First Princess Cathy Eagen Escorted by Mike Marrone King and Queen Renee Rydzewski. Tim Fleming Second Princess Karen Dutcher Escorted by Todd Smith 56 Julie and David Music provided by: Night Flower - . Linda and Jeff Tim and Renee i The attendants before crowning . and the 1980 Prom queen is. . . 57 HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION New Members: Christian Akerhielm Jenny Rivenburg MeeAnne Bernardo Meredith Dibden Robin Fitch Jim George Marybeth Reiss Ken Seiler Billie Jo Walls Monica Westerholm Brenda Estelow Toni Robinson Jeanne Ruebsamen Chuck Schaeffer Nancy Small Mary Ellen Boname Terri Fowlston Rocky Honkomp Jacki Knoll John Marshman Mrs. Ruth Rice Honorary Member: 58 POWDER PUFF On Shoulders: Megan Wackford. Maureen McBride. Lisa Crandall. Wendy Martinson. Standing: Doreen Davis. Julie Barnes. Patti Palmer. Catie Crlssey. Robin Root. Tina Yerton. Linda Small. In a Stanoe : Monica Westerholm. Barb Ryan. Robin Fitch. Gwen Kulina, Michelle Ryan. Kneeling: Coach Rice. Coach Oliver. Sitting: Head Coach Duel I. Amy Jenness. Nancy Small. Jenny Rivenburg. Robin Rydzewski. Pam Ballard. Paula Smith. Diane Harrington. Millie Phillips. Standing: Cathy Ryan. Cheryl Mitchell. Jackie Race. Sandi Ingraham. Mannion. Coach Hall. Tess Crandall. Cathy Place. Dot Sheldon. Coach Crandall Kneeling: Coach Webb. Elise Howard. Van Welsh. Cathy Reden back. Coach Lucier. 59 HOMECOMING 1979 Queen and King: Karin LoGerfo and Pat Farrell 1980 Queen and King Carol Kenyon and Vince Schmidt First Princess: Linda Cleary escorted by Jeff Washington Second Princess: Patti Palmer escorted by Rich Marks Robin Fitch escorted by Todd Hall Cathy Eagan escorted by Dennis Stagnaro Cathie Crissey escorted by Walt Pinney B. J. Rivenburg escorted by Scott Duell Gwen Kulina escorted by Bill Spyratos Wendy Martinson escorted by Lance Franklin 60 TUESDA YGONE Catie Crissey. Gwen Kulina. Patti Palmer. Carol Kenyon, Linda Cleary. Cathy Eagen. Wendy Martinson. B. J. Rivenburg, Robin Fitch. The 1981 Homecoming Queen and King Light Wing Carol and Vince The Queens Dance' 61 HOCKEY Sitting (Front): Toni Robinson, Cindi Martinson, Millie Phillips. Heidi Russell. Paula Williams. Darlene Harvey (Back) Michelle Ryan, Jenny Rivenburg. Pam Ballard. Lydia Mannion, Coach Franco, Maureen McBride. Van Welsh, Jackie Race. Kneeling: Dottle Sheldon. Standing: Connie Place. Kathy Ryan. Lisa Crandall. Denise Utter, Robin Root, Linda Small. Elyse Howard. Sue Kulakosky. Catie Crlssey. Tina Yerton. Carol Fowtston. Tess Crandall. 9 E N I O R 9 Catie Crissey. Robin Root. Carol Fowlston. Linda Small. Tina Yerton 63 VARSITY FOOTBALL Sitting; Neison CraigReynolds, dall. Tim Frank. .ucier. Jason Webb. Jeff Washington. Jay Neison. Kevin Rice. Scott Duel! Kneeling: Todd HaII J Hugh Witchella. Tim Fleming. John Hoffman. Scott White. Tracy Oliver. Standing; Coach Abbott. Mike Cran- Bill Smith. Chris Ackerheilm. Randy Foster. Gregg Johnson. David Schwager. Coach Curtis. Seniors — Kneeling: Kevin Rice. Gregg Johnson Standing: Tracy Oli- ver. Tim Fleming. Jeff Washington. On Top: Scott Duell. Captains — Tim Fleming. Jeff Washington 64 J. V. FOOTBALL Sitting: Jon Benjamin. Scott Sheldon. John Baumgartner. John Wright. John Marshman. Tom Wright. John Borchardt. Kneeling: David Tewksbury. Jim Ross. Scott Tansey. Tom McMullen. Mark LoGerfo. Jon Rowe. Curtis Oliver. Duane Wood. Standing: Coach Ross, Jim Lashway. Dennis McBride. Rocky Honkomp. Craig Frank. Mark Hinman. John Smith. Mike Fleming. Mark Howe. Scott Beagle. David Morris. Coach Bradley. Bottom: Tammy Ryan. Paula Smith. Wendy Harrington. Darlene Mum- bulo, Billy Jo Walls. Middle: Diane Harrington. Holly Wilson. Betsy Bor- chardt. Mary Rivenburg. On Top: Deanna Nightengale. CHEERLEADERS Sitting: Megan Wackford, Jennifer Gould. Robbin Rydzewski. Kneeling: Tess Crandall Standing: Renee Rydzewski. Jackie Race. Dottie Sheldon. STATS 65 SOCCER Sitting: George Weils. Brian Willis. Kris Bartle, Tim Paul Kneeling: Don Utter. Mike Cowles. Steve Estelow. Tom Smith. Chris Smith. Mike Cosen. Andy Lyford. Howard Graham. Standing: Mike Williams. Chuck Schaeffer. Bob Utter. Mike Marrone. Scott Seiler. David Ballard. Dwight Wood. Scott Kulina, Ken Seiler. Coach Godfrey. 8TAT8 Ruth Boyer. Terri Fowlston. Brenda Franklin 66 TENNIS Sitting: Tammy Baker. Meeann Bernardo. Brenda Estelow. Monica Westerholm. Kneeling: Doreen Davis. Standing: Jackie Knoll. Julie Barnes. Debbie Barber. Nancy Small. Patti Palmer. Kelly Thompson. Coach Golln- itz. Kneeling: Tracy Oliver Standing: Coach Holdridge. Scott Duell. Steve Estelow. Gregg Johnson. Mike Cowles 67 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling:Mike Marrone. Ken Seiler. Mike Williams. Jason Webb. Mike Cowles. Standing: Mike Nutter. Scott Seiler, Randy Foster. Gregg Johnson. Bob Frank. Mike Burrell. Dave Schwager. Coach Cooper. SENIORS Standing: Gregg Johnson. Bob Frank. Mike Bur- rell. Ken Seiler. On Shoulders:Mike Cowles. Mike Williams. J. V. BASKETBALL Sitting: Curtis Oliver. Nelson Lucier. Jim Ross. David Morris. Scott Kulina. John Marshman. John Baumgart- ner. Coach Curtis Standing: Hugh Witchella. Mike Fleming. Mark Roach. Mark Howe. 68 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front: Vicki Rood. Robbin Ryd- zewski. Back: Darlene Harvey. Wendy Harrington. Deanna Nightengale. Debra Graham. Darlene Mumbulo. Julie Barnes J. V. CHEERLEADERS Front: Tammy Golden. Pam Gates. Back: Tammy Ryan. Pam Ballard. Betsy Borchardt. Top: Diane Harrington. STATS FrontrDoreen Davis. Lydia Mannion. Barb Ryan. Beth Ryan. Back: Robin Fitch. Monica Westerholm. Jenny Rivenburg. 69 Kneeling: Amy Jenness. Ruth Boyer Standing: Tammy McGowan. Cheryl Mitchell. Terri Hart. Elyse Howard. Michelle Ryan. Dawn Armondi. Paula Williams. Robin Root. Linda Small. Gwen Kulina. Van Welsh Kneeling: Brenda Estelow. Jenny Rivenburg. Van Welsh. Nancy Small Standing: Maureen McBride. Robin Root. Kathy Ryan. Jackie Race. Gwen Kulina. Darryl Frank. Linda Small. Kathy Place. SENIORS GIRLS' BASKETBALL w R E S T L I N G Bottom: Jim Washington. Jefl Andrews. David Tewksbury. Mike Thurston. Dave Becker. Kris Marinos. Middle: Mike H ?™omp. Marks. Mike Cosen. Brian Willis. Jeff Washington. Scott Tansey. Tom Smith. Dean Cummings. John Borchardt. Coach Stratton Lyie Wright. Top: Jay Hurlburt. Tom McMullen. Todd Hall. Mark Hinman. Chuck Rogers. Scott White. Jim Lashway. Craig Diamond. Steve Marrone. VOLLEYBALL Bottom: Joyce Eldred. Nadine Morrison. Terri Fowlston. Back: Wendi Davis. Pam Bartle. Toni Robinson. Coach Mortensen. Susan Kulakosky. Sandy Ingraham. Lisa Crandall. Bottom: Kelly Thompson. Coach Mortensen. MeeAnn Bernardo Mid- dle: Pam Horton. Tess Crandall. Tina Yerton. Bonnie Franklin Top:Lydia Mannion. Millie Phillips. 71 Front: Steve Estelow. Holly Wilson. Jeff Rowe Back: Bill Smith. Nancy Johnson. Kim Eldred. Fran D’Angelo. Chris Smith. Absent: Tracy Oliver. Steve Benjamin. Patti Wade. Paula Smith. Kathy D'Angelo. Hedi Russell B 0 w L I N G GOLF Kneeling: Mark Philhpone. Bob Honkomp. Scott Seilor. Jeff Rowe Standing: Rich DeJong. Mike Burrell. Jay Nelson. Greg Kulma. Bob Podraza. Mr. Nelson. Coach. 72 VARSITY BASEBALL Steve looks ready for anything Bottom: Todd Hall. Chuck Schaefer, Jason Webb. Middle: Coach Hoxle. Tom Daily. Steve Benjamin. Jim George. Coach Koenig. Top: Ken Seller. Tim Fleming. Tim Borchardt. Randy Foster. Craig Reynolds. Hugh Wit- cbeio. J. V. BASEBALL Kneeling: John Marsh man, Kris Bartle. Chris Smith. Standing: George Wells, Kris Marinos. Coach LeSuer. Mike Thruston, Curtis Oliver. Andy Lyford. Nelson Lucler. Bob Rtch. Tom McMullen. Mike Marrone. Fran D’Angelo. Timmy, look busy catching that fastball”??? 73 SOFTBALL Sitting: Joanne Race. Linda Small. Kathy Ryan. Robbin Rydzewski, Jenny Rivenburg. Tina Yerton. Kneeling: Jackie Race. Van Welsh. Amy Jenness. Tess Crandall. Standing: Margaret Batterman. Pam Horton, Robin Root. Elyse Howard. Coach Gollnitz. Batting: Pam Ballard. Kneeling: Kim Eldred. Brenda Estelow. Cindi Martinson. Wendy Davis. Millie Phillips. Brenda Franklin. Standing: Coach Swertfager, Theresa Horton. Daryll Frank. Cheryl Mitchell. Betsy Borchardt. Joanna Mutka. Nancy Small. 74 BOARD OF EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL i DISTRICT PRINCIPAL MA TH SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES Sitting: Mrs. Perlman. Mr Velten. Mr. Constantine. Standing: Miss Smith. Mr Gohl. Mr Mortensen. ENGLISH Mr. Godfrey. Mr. Bradley. Mr. Stratton Ms. Swertfager. Miss Carey. Mr. Smithmeyer. Miss Truman. Mr. Nelson Ms. Snedeker 77 Mr Nelson and Mrs. Fowlston absent, Mr Perlman Mrs Smith GUIDANCE COUNSELORS SECRETARIES Mrs Russell. Mrs. Rice. Mrs Barber PHYSICAL EDUCA TION Ms. Gollmtz and Mr Abbott 79 CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Almendinger. Mrs. Cummings. Mrs. Hodge. Mrs. Hubschmidt. Mrs. Ingraham BUS DRIVERS 80 Left to right. Mr Heath. Tim Wright. Mr Carson. Bob Thomas Absent: Mr Tracy ROCHESTER LAB DIVISION SCHOOL PICTURES INC. Photographing — Senior Portraits, Individual Pictures, and Group Activity Pictures Gary A. Richards Walter M. Fort, Jr. P.O. Box 165 Phoenix, N.Y. Representing: Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 Compliments of PENNY PINCHER Compliments of Oxford N.Y. Compliments of WHITE ELEPHANT Oxford, N.Y. HAROLD R. LEACH, INS. South Broad Street, Norwich New York, 13815 Good Luck to the Class of “81” CORNER SHOP Oxford, N.Y, THE FISH BOWL Phone: 607-843-6487 Fish, Birds, and Small Animals LA T OURITTE = _ — ■■ RAPID = S = — REPRODUCTIONS Richard LaTourette Oxford, N.Y. Compliments From HAROLD A. McKENZIE AGENCY, INC. On the Park in Oxford, N.Y. 84 Compliments to the Class of 1981 From the BRISBEN GRILLE Fred and Darlene Schadewald Compliments MUNYON’S BARBER SHOP Compliments of FRED’S INN Chenango Counties Most Famous Steak House Featuring Fine Food and Our Famous German Dishes Rte. 12 — Norwich, N.Y. Route 12, 3 Miles South of Norwich Compliments of NORWICH AUTO PARTS Compliments of OXFORD AUTO PARTS Oxford. N.Y. 85 THE ARMY’S GIVING Guarantees. Today Is Army wants to join you. BARTLE’S PHARMACY JOY’S BEAUTY ROOM Linda and Brian Bartle Prescriptions 39 So. Broad St. Norwich, N.Y. Phone — 334-2700 Short Hair for Quick Care r o K hi Greeting Cards iC jx co., ' V' ' Jovan Bonne Bell CHENANGO FORD TRACTOR INC. Norwich, N.Y. 13815 “We Service What We Sell 86 EMERSON-LEWIS CO. INC. All Your Plumbing, Heating, Hardware, GE Appliances, Gifts, Bath Accessories, and Septic Systems in Oxford by the Bridge y Phone: 843-2821 MARTIN SUPPLY COMPANY Wishes the Best of Luck to the Class of “81” Merton A. 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