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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1982 volume:

Co-Editors: Jackie Race Lydia Mannion Copy Editor: Katrina Tompkins Business Manager: Toni Robinson 1 Oxford Academy Central High School A time to act like a gentlemen A time to get down and boogie! A time to be close Special Events are . . . Being chosen as a Homecoming candidate An important time 4 Special Events Junior Prom 1981 Music provided by Bruce Beadle Get me out of this monkey suit! Now, DeEtta Cruttenden! Our attendants Last Year's King Queen I wonder who it could be? Anxious moments Oh my gosh, it's me! Special Events We've Got Tonight Court: Tom Taronto—Theresa Crandall, Jackie Race—Bobby Utter, Lydia Mannion—Chuck Schaefer, Brenda Rogers— Richard Angle, First Princess, Alice LaTourette—Dennis Cook, Queen and King, Julie Dutcher—Mike Crandall. Sec- ond Princess, Holly Wilson —Dean Cummings, Mike Burrell—Jenny Rivenburg, Bob Whaley—Nadine Whaley, Pam Horton — Danny Stein, Cathy Branham — Dennis McBride. Queen and King Julie and Mike 2nd Princess and Escort Holly and Dean 1st Princess and Escort Alice and Dennis Special Events 7 Honor Society Induction New Members: Pam Bartle John Baumgartner Craig Diamond Pam Gates Christine Mott Pam Ballard Ruth Boyer Darlene Harvey Elyse Howard Timothy Paul Francis D'Angelo Pam Horton Deanna Nightengale Kathy Ryan William Smith Honorary Member: Mrs. Esther Fowlston 8 Regents Scholarship Winners: David Ballard, Francis D'Angelo, Lydia Mannion, Kris Marinos, Natalie Olin, Craig Reynolds, Jeanne Ruebsamen, Heidi Russell, Charles Schaefer, Brenda Simon, Nancy Small, Christopher Smith, Tommy Smith, Deanna Nightengale Powder Puff Football Special Events 9 Juniors and Sophomores 1981 Homecoming— Still Court: Kris Marinos—Jenny Rivenburg, Mark Zieno—Theresa Marano, John Borchardt—Jackie Race, Chuck Schaefer—1st princess Brenda Estelow, Mike Noyes, Queen Theresa Crandall, 2nd princess Alice LaTourette—Scott White, Lydia Mannion—Robert Fitch, Cindi Martinson—Dave Schwager, Holly Wilson—Dennis Mohr Tess Crandall begins her reign as 1981 Home- coming Queen 'The Queen's Dance 10 Special Events Alice Brenda 1981 Homecoming Theresa Lydia Jackie Candidates Jennifer Theresa Cindi Holly Special Events 11 Organizations school spirited showing good character for individuals leaders in every country always serving the school. working to become a scholar. 12 Organizations Student Government Standing: F. Rivenburg, T. Fowlston. B. Page, B Murphy, M. Honkomp, M Ryan. R Davis, P. Bartle, M. Schmidt, C. Diamond, K. Thompson, R. Boyer. Sitting: J. Baumgartner, N. Lucier, J. Race, B. Hollings, A. LaTourette, J. Rivenburg, Miss Votraw, R. Rydzewski, M. McBride, T. Smith, H Russell, J. Spyratos Missing: T. Robinson. The Family . . . President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jenny Rivenburg Jim Spyratos Alice LaTourette Heidi Russell 14 Organizations Varsity Club Standing: T. Crandall T. Hall S. White B Utter R. Foster K. Marinos M. Cosens Sitting: Mr Abbott D. Schwager C. Martinson C. Reynolds H. Wilson J. Webb J. Race K. Ryan J. Rivenburg Row 1 J. Knoll B. Estelow N. Small J. Ruebsamen Row 2 R Honkomp J. Race L. Mannion J. Rivenburg T. Robinson H Russell T. Smith Row 3 C. Schaefer M. Dibden M. Boname C. Reynolds T. Fowlston J. Marshman Honor Society Organizations 15 Sitting: D. Nightengale, T. Robinson, B. Hollings, Mrs. Walsh, K. Place, A. Hall, D. Cruttenden, A. Bartle, Standing: K. Thompson, J. Spyratos, J. Wright, T. Mannion, D. Curtin, J. Rivenburg Yearbook Staff The 1982 Yearbook Staff would like to thank everyone who con- tributed to making this yearbook possible. Among these people there are a few who deserve very special thank-yous. And so we say many thanks to the Board of Education, for helping to fund us, to Mr. Fort, our fantastic photographer, to the merchants who supported us, and to our very helpful advisors, Mrs. Walsh and Miss Snedeker. Thank you again. Layout —J. Knoll, J. Race, L. Mannion, K. Tompkins 16 Organizations School Store Workers Sitting: D. Brewer T. Robinson M. Benjamin Y. Ohl N. Wackford Standing: B. Borchardt N.Johnson B. Ruff C Mitchell Mr. Lanning D. Moore J. Velten S. Wright Sitting: J. Squires J. Rivenburg K. Thompson — Editor P. Wade P. Ballard C. Redenback A. LaTourette J. Spy ratos C. Smith R Foster Standing: D. McBride B. Hollings D. Mumbulo W. Davis H. Russell Mr Smithmeyer Back Row: J. Smith C. Loiselle T. Hall K. Eld red B Ruff Newspaper Staff Organizations 17 Ski Club 1st Row T. Ventra, A. Cirello, J. Alvarez, J. Spyratos, M. Burrell, D. Benjamin. H. Russell, J. Wetzel 2nd Roto Mr. Godfrey, R. Foster, S. Wright. R Honkomp, P Reiss, B. Utter, T. Mannion, J. Ziemski, L. Mannion, D. McBride, P. Peterson, J. Webb, K. Bever, M. Schmidt, D. Barber, R. Davis, T. Tompkins 3rd Raw C. Godfrey, T. Crandall, J. Nelson, M. LoGerfo, B. Pinney, B. Spyratos, H. Graham, D. Wood, M. Marrone, A. LaTourette, N. Wackford F.F.A. 1st Row K. Place, D. Spencer, C. Place, P. Wade 2nd Row H. Rheinheimer. J. Hofmann, L. Wright, P. Mitchell, 3rd Rote R. Martin, M R. Smith, E. Batsford LEARNING TO DO ffM DOIIGTOLEAM tV eahhigtolive 1 UVIIG TO ST 7 future IfclCA 18 Organizations Drama Club Sitting: Heidi Russell, Barb Mitchell, Jean Hafelin. Standing: Diane Niederer, Tammy Baker, Barb Hollings, Jackie Knoll, Kelly Thomp- son, Lisa Curtin. Kneeling: Pam Gates, Debbie Barber, Kirsten Wackford, Jodi Dwyer, Chris Hamilton, Mike Honkomp, Brian Murphy, Lisa Curtin, Pam Bartle, Brenda Estelow, Elyse Howard. On Stairs: Wendy Harrington, Jeff Velten, Patty Harrison, Cheryl Mitchell, Nancy Johnson, Kathy D'Angelo, Mary Ellen Boname, Darlene Harvey, Julie Wright, Tara Mannion, Kim Emerson. On Window Sill: Toni Robinson, Heidi Russell, Deanna Nightengale, Maureen McBride, Terri Fowlston, Nancy Small. On Landing: Rocky Honkomp, Tom- my Smith, John Baumgartner. French Club Organizations 19 Flute 1 Tammy Baker—piccolo Paula Smith Terri Hart Andrea Hall Dawn Armondi Flute 2 Deena Castellion Dena Diamond Shelly Wright Beth Page Michelle Burrell Clarinet 1 Terri Fowlston Ruth Boyer Debbie Barber Pam Gates DeEtta Cruttenden Clarinet 2 Tammie Nowalk Chris Mott Connie Cashman Barb Mitchell Clarinet 3 Jeanine Zdobylak Tess Armondi Carintha Horstman Shari Smith Alto Clarinet Nancy Johnson Bass Clarinet Nancy Small Alto Saxophone Diane Niederer Tenor Saxophone Paul Dean Trumpet 1 Elyse Howard Heidi Russell Amy Jenness John Marshman Trumpet 2 David Ballard Rocky Honkomp Kevin Wackford Trumpet 3 Jeff Velten Tim Paul Mike Honkomp Jim Burroughs Trombone 1 Greg Kulina Jeanne Ruebsamen Trombone 2 Mark Roach Scott Kulina Trombone 3 Brad Lowe French Horn 1 Kathy Ryan French Horn 2 Susan Kulakosky French Horn 3 Tom Smith Baritone Horn Phil Mitchell Ken Shimer Basses Craig Diamond Mike Nutter Roy Davis Wayne Sutton Percussion Andy Hemstrought Jeff Rowe Jon Rowe Tom McMullen Scott Russell Dan Boone Keith Whittaker Greg Campbell Jim Ross Joe Hansen Horst Rheinheimer Beth Fisher Mallet Percussion Darlene Harvey Brenda Estelow 20 Lady Flash Company Bottom Row: Diane Niederer, Kim Emerson, Tess Armondi, Beth Page, Michelle Loughren. Middle Row: Amy Jenness, Jeanine Zdobylak, Mary Redenback. Top Row: Stacy Wood, Kristie Phillips, Holly Kiesel, Jody Dwyer, Tee Endres, Sarah Redenback, Kaz Estelow, Janet Ardron, Connie Cashman, Stacy Diamond. Missing: Maureen Rydzewski, Vicky Marano, Amy Wiley, Jeff Rowe, Jon Rowe, Lisa Redenback, Tim Ryan. Chorus Bottom Row: Diane Harrington, Angela Cirello, Lisa Hare, Brenda Estelow Mid- dle Row: Teresa Hinman, Mike Mathews, Corintha Hortsman, Kelly Yarnes, Tammy Baker, Mr. Magnani. Top Row: Ruth Boyer, Paula Smith, Amy Jenness, Susan Kulakosky, Terri Fowlston, Andy Lyford. Organizations 21 Blackhazvk Athletes Are . . . 22 Sports Varsity Football Sitting: John Marshman, John Benjamin, Mark Logerfo, Jay Nelson, Robert Fitch, Jason Webb, Scott Tansey. Kneeling: John Borchardt, Scott White, Dennis McBride, Mark Howe, Craig Frank, Mike Fleming, Craig Reynolds, Nelson Lucier. Standing: Coach Curtis, John Wright, Dave Schwager, Tim Frank, Randy Foster, Bill Smith, Hugh Witchella, John Smith, Jim Ross, Rocky Honkomp, Coach Cooper, Coach Abbott. Seniors Kneeling: Co-Captain, Craig Reynolds, Robert Fitch, Scott White. Standing: Co-Captain, Randy Foster, Dave Schwager, Bill Smith 24 Sports or the second time in three s 1981 football team ended its year The option-oriented offense was an unbli -East Champi Reynolds. Craig; c ed record. Thi up. Itrer a tic uj nuiryi icmtru yiicusc woo tcu vy uai ici uav. n ncjt nutu , v. iai (.yjuuun i v Op-' posing defenses off balance—handing off to fullback Jay Nelson, pitching to halfback Nel- son Lucier, or keeping the ball himself. If the running game faltered, the Blackhawks went to the air from the shotgun formation. Reynolds had excellent receivers in split-end Dave Schwager, tight-end Randv Fost jjji and flanker Hugh Witch The offense was led by an outstanding line anchored at by guards Mark Howe and Scott White, tacklers Bill Smith, J The stunting, aggressive defensive unit was perhaps the ut 34 points in nine games and recorded a school record o gh, the defense scored 50 points; forcing 4 pass interceptions, 2 blocked punts, a recovered Heading the defensive were tackles Mark Randy Foster and Tim Frank. Equally tough McBride and Jay Nelson and outsiders Mike I 14 interceptions. On the corners Dave Schw. Jason Webb, Craig Reynolds, and John Borchari This 81 team will be remembered for sometime as the team whose season ended one game short of the Sectionals The Blackhawks failed to make the Class C Championships despite its 9-0 record. An involved point system for Sectional Qualification left this fine squad of 1981 as the team that was undefeated, untied, and uninvited. } 11 Spryatos, flanked and Craig Fran ip of this team. It gave shutouts. Amazingly feties, scorfhg 7 touchdowns by way of 3 ble, and a punt return, fo and Scott White, anchored by ends the linebackers, led inside by Dennis ig and Scott Tansey. The secondary had and Nelson Lucier At the safeties were J. V. Football Kneeling: Chris Hamilton, Scott Sheldon, Brian Murphy, Mike Honkomp, David Morris, Mark Schmidt, Robert Lashway, Brad Lowe, Phil Mitchell, Jace Hart. Standing: Coach Stratton, Scott Fitch, jamie Robb, John Baumgartner, Matt Simpson, Mark Hinman, Kenneth Shimer, Eric Knoll, Scott Begeal, Duane Wood, Coach Reynolds. Sports 25 Stats Robbin Rydzewski, Cindi Martinson, Tess Crandall, Jackie Race. Oxford's awesome defense! A view from the Blackhawk Blimp! 26 Sports Soccer 1st Row Tommy Smith, Andy Lyford, Don Utter, Brian Willis, Tim Paul, Howie Craham, Ray Endres, Nancy Small, 2nd Row Coach Godfrey, Dave Ballard, Jim Burroughs, Scott Seiler, Dwight Wood, Peter Peterson, Mike Marrone, Bob Utter, Greg Kulina, Scott Kulina, Chuck Schaefer, Chris Smith, Craig Diamond Seniors Tom Smith. Brian Willis, Dave Ballard, Peter Peterson, Bob Utter, Mike Marrone, Andy Lyford, Chris Smith, Nancy Small, Chuck Schaefer Sports 27 STATS—Ruth Boyer and Terri Fowlston Pep talk by Coach Godfrey Field Hockey Beth Lucier, Connie Place, Elyse Howard, Kathy Ryan, Sandi Ingraham, Heidi Russell, Denise Utter, Robbin Rydzewski, Pam Ballard, Amy Jenness, Jackie Race, Daryll Frank, Jenny Rivenburg, Millie Phillips, Jeanine Zdobylak, Toni Robinson, Cindi Martinson, Maureen McBride, Sue Kulakosky Every corner's a goal. Well, maybe not every one. Athlete of the week. 28 Sports Tennis Left to Right Coach, Miss G. Jackie Knoll Meredith Dibden Terri Hart Jackie Alvarez Michele Burrell Debbie Barber Tara Mannion In Center Jodi Dwyer Brenda Estalow Kathy D'Angelo Bowling On Floor Kathy D'Angelo Dawn Armondi 1st Row Dianne Harrington Heidi Russell Patti Jo Wade Kim Eld red 2nd Row John Rowe Bill Smith John Smith Jeff Rowe 3rd Row Chris Smith Fran D'Angelo Sports 29 J.V. Basketball First row—Mike Cleary, John Baumgartner, Mark Howe, Scott Kulina, Dave Morris, Brian Murphy, Second row —Brad Lowe, Jeff Velten. David Tewksbury, Scott Beagel, Stan Collins, Dan Cleary, Mark Schmidt, Coach Curtis 30 Sports Varsity Basketball First row—Mike Nutter, John Marshman, Craig Reynolds, Nelson Lucier, Jason Webb, Second row— Mark Roach, Hugh Witchella, Scott Seiler, Mike Fleming, Greg Kulina, Mike Marrone, missing Coach Cooper Sports 31 Basketball Cheerleaders 32 Sports Girls' Basketball Varsity B. Estelow E. Howard K. Place J. Rivenburg R. Rydzewski N. Small K. Ryan J. Race D. Frank B. Borchardt C. Place 34 Sports J.V. D Heggie K. Yarnes D. Castellion T. McGown D. Barber M. Ryan M Burrell J. Wright E. Lucier Take-down 2 points Chew McBride Don't cry, Reen, they're the same size! Did you have your sprinkle today? Daryll Dawkins Sports 35 Volleyball Varsity First row—Coach Mortensen, Toni Robinson, Wendy Davis, Sandy Ingraham. Second row—Terri Fowlston, Cindi Martinson, Millie Phillips, Kelly Thompson, Third row—Tess Crandall, Susan Kulakoski, Top—Bonnie Franklin Anticipation J.V. First row—Kathy Northrup, Jane Wet el, Andrea Hall, Lisa Curtin, Second row—Coach Stewart, Beth Fisher, Tara Mannion, Third row—Pam Ballard, Joyce Eldred, Lisa Crandall, Pam Bartle 36 Sports Wrestling First row—Thad Rice, Tom Wright, Mike Thurston. Charlie Lanfear, Mike Honkomp, Harold Friedel, Second row—Coach Stratton, Jeff Andrews, Brian Willis, Mike Cosens, Jimmy Spyratos, Kris Marinos, Jimmy Washington, Lyle Wright, Coach Reynolds, Third row—Scott Tansey, Curtis Oliver, Craig Diamond, Fred Lanfear, Mark Hinman, Tom McMullen, Todd Hall, John Borchardt. Stick'em, Brian Seniors Mike Cosens Todd Hall Jimmy Spyratos Kris Marinos Brian Willis Sports 37 Tennis . . . Kneeling: Tracy Oliver Fran D'Angelo Mike Cowles Nancy Small Standing: Heidi Russell Greg Johnson Dwight Wood Mr. Scanlon Brenda Estelow Bill Anthony Steve Estelow K neeling: Jay Nelson George Wells Jeff Rowe Standing: John Rowe Mr Nelson Rocky Honkomp Scott Seiler Greg Kulina Mike Burrell 38 Sports Softball Varsity 1st Raw: Tammy McGowan, Jenny Rivenburg, Lydia Mannion, Maureen McBride, 2nd Row: Toni Robinson, Cindi Martinson, Robbin Ryd ewski, Linda Small, Elyse Howard, 3rd Row: Miss Gollnit , Coach, Robin Root, Kathy Ryan, Jackie Race, Teresa Crandall, Tina Yerton. j.v. 1st Row: Pam Ballard, Patti Jo Wade. Paula Smith. 2nd Row: Kathy D'Angelo, Sally Conklin, Darlene Mumbulo, Michelle Ryan. 3rd Row: Kathy Place, Sandy Ingraham, Daryll Frank, Lisa Crandall, Cheryl Mitchell. Sports 39 Varsity Baseball Sitting: James George, Ken Seiler, Steve Benjamin, Tim Fleming, Charles Schaefer. Kneeling: Chris Smith, Jason Webb, Andy Lyford. Standing: Coach Koenig, Nelson Lucier, Craig Reynolds, Hugh Witchella, Randy Foster, Coach Hoxie. Seniors Box Scores Oxford Opp. 6 Whitney Point 3 5 Greene 0 18 Unatego 1 3 Sherburne-Earl ville 2 2 Sherburne-Earlville 1 1 Edmonston 0 2 Afton 3 4 Hancock 0 3 Hancock 1 3 Harpursville 0 5 Dehli 4 6 Deposit 5 2 Deposit 1 5 Bainbridge-Guilford 2 4 Unatego 6 2 Afton 1 14 Bainbridge-Guilford 11 1 Harpursville 2 7 Delhi 4 8 Sus. East Championship 2 at Harpursville 0 Sus. Championship 3 at Chenango Forks 10 Sectional Semi 0 at Marathon 2 Sectional Final 1 at Candor 113 Runs 53 Rui 40 Sports J jr A A A Total friim ftfojLTo A Championshi .. _____i______________________ L...... ball Season s success story was due to the strong pitching of Randy Foster ■ 9 The 1 81 ,...................... O r------O - and iChuck Schaefer, and team defense. This made up for the team's mediocre offense ( 257), since ten games were decided by one run The team s best defensive players were Reynolds (.976 FP) and Jason Webb league play Ken Seiler led the team in batting average (428), stolen bases (14), RBI's (14) and tied Randy Foster with home runs (2). Chuck Schaefer led the team in doubles (4). This year's baseball team recorded more victories (19) then any other team in the school's baseball history; and captured its 3rd Sus. East title. This team was the first to win a Baseball Sectional Class C crown. J.V. Baseball Kneeling: Scott Sheldon, Steve Westerholm, Paul Cirello, John Marshman, Matthew Lyford, David Morris, Curtis Oliver, Craig Diamond. Standing: Kevin Wackford, Gary Norris, Tom McMullen, Mark Hinman, Ray Cavallo, Coach Marks, Coach Griffin. Sports 41 42 Advertising Let us take this time and space to thank the merchants from Oxford and Norwich for their contribution to the 1982 Yearbook. Without their help this book would not have been possible. Thank You again! SUBUIIAN SALES f|l] |)AW||:i 607 H41 Q741 Compliments of ■ m wU IKJ Ul wOlTjw7 1J. TYNEP PD.. SOUTH OXFORD. N Y. 13830 Harold A. McKenzie Agency, Inc. BIG DAVE'S wishes The class of 82 Good Luck! on the park Oxford, New York 13830 CORNER SHOP Oxford, New York MAC CRABIE AUTO PARTS Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 10% Senior Citizen Disc. Rd't-R t rr (NAPA) Box 57 Route 12 South SALLY'S PLACE 30 East State Street Compliments of Oxford Best of luck to the STRATTON SULLIVAN Class of '82 Roger Monaco OXFORD CLINIC Good Luck Compliments of 1 David F. 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Veterans of Foreign Wars of The United States Advertising 47 TARANTO LIQUOR STORE Compliments of Felix Ethel Taranto HAROLD R. LEACH, INS. Family Shopping Plaza Rt. 12, Norwich South Broad St. Norwich, New York 13815 OXFORD AUTO PARTS, INC. V f 20 S. Canal St. Oxford, N.Y. 13830 Emerson-Lewis Co. Inc. Thomas North Owner Oxford 843-9265 All your Plumbing, Heating, G.E. Appliances SEAMAN'S SHANTY SPIRITS ‘Fine Wines and Spirits If 1 Gifts, Bath Accessories, and Septic Systems. Mr. Friendly open daily 9 a.m.—9 p.m. on the park Oxford, N.Y. 13830 Phone: 607-843-7111 Route 12 Oxford, N.Y. 48 Advertising 1982 Patrons M.R. Allmendinger Geneva Money Mrs. Winifred Ardron Mike and Alice Bill's Auction House Meredith Mrs. Larry Bishop Jeanne and Dan Marshman Mary Brown Mr. and Mrs. Myron Moors Theresa Brown Kathy Place The Burroughs Family Penny Pincher David Benjamin T.S. Place Mr Sc Mrs. Ray Baldwin Mr. Sc Mrs. James D. Podraza Nancy Biviano Peter Peterson John J. Biviano Patti and Scott Beauty Boutique Mr. Sc Mrs. Glen Roberts Ken and Sharon Benjamin Keith Reynolds Michael Burrell Mr. Sc Mrs. Harold Race Michele Burrell Paul W. Race Buffy and Bitsy Helen E. Robb Mr. Sc Mrs. Wayne A. Burrell Pamela Robertson The Clink Family Reen Mr Sc Mrs. Linn T. Christian Mr. Sc Mrs. Bernard Stafford Dorothy Carroll The Simon Family Mr Sc Mrs. Ed Cobb Mr. Sc Mrs. Paul Seehausen Ray Cronk Becky Swertfager Earnest Cosen Edwin Silvery P. Thomas Carroll The Bruce Small Family Sharon C. Cutting Mr. H.L. Seamon Janice Collier Sweet Meadows C.J. and Pud Ronald Smithmeyer Mike Crandall Studley DOC Maria Sultan Paul Estelow Bessie Trimmingham The Eccleston Family Mr. Sc Mrs. Harry Troxell Mr Sc Mrs. Richard Fowlston Doris Thomas Josephine Foster Monica Tieino Mike Fleming Linda Thorndike Mrs. Clayton Franklin Elaine Votraw Mr. Sc Mrs. James Fleming and Family The Leon Welsh Family Rita Cates Mr. Sc Mrs. Richard White Mr Sc Mrs. John Grimes George Sc Olivia Walton Robert Griffen Evelyn Wahlberg Mr. Sc Mrs. Frederick Hall Louie Sc Mickie Wheeler Ron Hinman Mr. Sc Mrs. George Wiley Clyde and Sharon Horton Donald Williams Theresa Horton Paul and Donna Wright Jesse Hollings Shelly Wright Walter Hollings Julie Wright Walter Hollings III Paula Williams Phyllis Ives Marilyn Joslin Carl Koenig Mr. Sc Mrs. Tom Kennedy Mrs. Goldie Law Doris Lawton Rick Morey Family White Elephant Advertising 49 Gary A. Richards Walter M. Fort, Jr. Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 Representing: P.O. Box 165 Phoenix, N.Y. Rochester Lab Division School Pictures, Inc. Photographing—Senior Portraits, Individual Pictures, and Group Activity Pictures Advertising 51 Compliments of Thompson Fuel Service 90 Neal Lydia David Mike Jan Kris D.W. Margret Bruce Dave Don Serving the area since 1948 Office: Rt 12, Oxford Phone: (607) 843-7941 Autographs 52 Advertising Sean, what are you smiling When I'm finished I can wear it to the Prom at? Concentration! Smile, Chuck, God loves you! True friendship lasts a lifetime! Ahh, alone at last! Smile, you're on candid camera! Advertising 53 Run that by me one more time. BLACKHAWK The Spartans are running away from defeat. 54 Advertising FOES Advertising 55 until 3:35 Dedicated Teachers are: Dramatic 56 Faculty Who are we? Where are we going? We search for answers from those whose presence we sometimes dread and who sometimes dread us . . We discover answers with the help of those who touch our lives and whose 3 u Board of Education Mr. Milton D. Wade Mr. Robert N. Rogers Mr. Joseph Knoll, Jr. Mr. Ivon Ford III Missing: Mr. William G. Ballard Superintendent: Mr. David B. Burroughs Cafeteria Staff Secretaries Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Russell Custodians Mr. Tracey, Mr. Hanson Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Hubschmidt, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. Almendinger Faculty 1st Row: Mr. Podraza, Mrs. Detweiler, Mrs. Swertfager, Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. Walsh. 2nd Row Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Perlman, Mrs. Mills, Miss Truman, Mr. Smithmeyer, Miss G. 3rd Row: Mr. Magnani, Miss Smith, Mr. (Come out from behind your hat) Gohl, Mr. Mortensen, Miss Kenealy, Mr. Stratton. 4th Row: Miss Carey, Mr. Lanning, Mr. Velten, Mr. Sheldon, Mr. Abbott. Beethoven?? Rick, what did you do now? Oh, the quiet of the M.C. Typing rotted my brain Come on you guys. Today's lesson will be thereom 973, 416,852 U.C.L.A. looks Tennis is over and here comes softball Bathroom Patrol to base What a cents of humor 60 Faculty Faculty 61 62 Underclassmen Underclassmen J. Andrews T. Angle B. Baker P. Ballard S. Barrows J. Benjamin M.Boname B. Borchardt J. Borchardt R. Boyer W.Brazee L. Cartland B. Christian R. Cooper K. D'Angelo C. DeForest M. Fleming T. Fowlston T Frank T. Golden A. Golliver J. Gould D. Graham The Class °f Eighty-Three H. Graham W.Harrington D. Harvey A. Hemstrought W. Hofmann R. Honkomp E. Howard S. Ingraham C. Jackson A. Jenness N. Johnson J. Knoll S. Kulakosky G. Kulina C. Lanfear F. Lanfear J. Lashway D. Lawton M. LoGerfo C. Loiselle N. Lucier 64 Underclassmen K. Marano J. Marshman D. McBride T. McMullen C. Miller G. Miller C Mitchell D. Moore D Mumbulo J. Nelson Y. Ohl C. Oliver R. Orlando T. Paul C. Place C. Redenback P. Reiss M. Roach R. Robinson V. Rood J. Ross J. Rowe B Ruff S. Ryan R. Rydzewski S. Schaefer S. Seiler P. Shattuck J. Smith P. Smith P. Smith J. Squires R. Tansey M. Thurston D. Utter N. Wackford J. Webb D. Wells K. Whaley R. Wilber H. Witchella D. Wood S. Wright Underclassmen 65 The Class 66 Underclassmen Column 1 S. Allen M. Angle D. Armondi D. Barber P. Bartle H. Batsford J. Baumgartner W.Beach Column 2 S. Begeal D. Blair J. Burroughs M. Carey C. Cashman R. Cavallo P. Cirello Column 3 M.Cleary M. Collins L. Crandall D. Cummings C. Davis P. Dean Column 4 J. Deforest C. Diamond D. Diamond B. Dutcher J. Eld red Column 5 R. Endres M Fisher S. Fitch D. Fletcher Column 6 C. Frank P. Cates J. Hafelin Column 7 J. Hansen P. Harrison T. Hart Eighty-Four Column 1 M. Hathaway M.Hinman M.Howe Column 2 S. Kulina M.LaTourette M.Lyford Column .3 J. MacLaury M McBride T. McGowan A Morgan Column 4 D Morris C. Mott G. Norris W.Pinney D Redenback Column 5 H. Rheinheimer J. Robb M.Ryan C. Savory R. Savory P. Shattuck Column 6 S. Sheldon B. Shepler M.Simpson D. Stanton D. Tewksbury T. Tompkins D. Utter Column 7 M. Utter K. Wackford J. Washington S. Westerholm J. Wetzel B. White P. Williams D. Wood Underclassmen 67 T. Armondi H.Baio D. Benjamin M. Benjamin D.Boone C. Bra ee P Brazee B. Brewer D. Brewer P. Brow'n M.Burrell G. Campbell D. Castellion S. Collins L. Curtin G. Davis R. Davis R. Davis T. Davis B Dungey J. Dwyer K. Emerson T. Endres T. Franklin Eighty-Five H. Friedel S. Glowaski A. Hall W.Halsteter C. Hamilton W.Hamilton L. Hare J. Hart D. Heggie D. Hinman D. Hofmann M.Honkomp K. Houghtaling W.Johnson W.Johnson H Kiesel P. Lashway R. Lashway T. Lashway B. Lowe E. Lucier S. MacLaury T. Mannion T. Manwarren 68 Underclassmen V. Marano R. Martin T. Matthews C McGowan M Miller P Mitchell L. Monroe R. Morley B. Murphy D. Niederer K. Northup T. Nowalk B. Page T. Parks M.Paul B. Potts F. Rivenburg D. Rose S. Russell M.A. Ryan M.Ryan M.Schmidt Mike Honkomp Tara Mannion Julie Wright Deana Castellion K. Shimer P. Simpson S. Slater S. Smith T. Smith D.Spencer M.Spencer M. Stanton W. Sutton T. Svenson J Velten K. Wackford W.Wambold C. Westcott K. Westcott K. Whittaker S. Wood J. Wright L. Wright K. Yarnes E. Young J. Zdobylak Underclassmen 69 Seniors are . . . Macho?? Jim Ziemski—with nice form and not a bad serve either Hanging out again AND ABOVE ALL STUDIOUS 70 Seniors Our time here at Oxford High has ended. We leave behind us friends and security. We take with us the knowledge we have gained and the love we have found . . . and we go in search of our sun. !’• '.X r. a -rx ... mnmm ' ;il (I) sfo1 .hAti Dfml! ana tfputrai r It Hn | (thi Cftlifif 'iha' has H (f.nirsr Vluml D.pnrlmrnt dm'' is thrt at (Pxfotbj. BuUnnu ' Wh. tin 21 « Kau f “ « •« « ! ' gaart i.f tftiuratiiin 1« this ah u- 'ZoyA ' Seniors Yesterday's dead, Tomorrow's unborn, So then's nothing to fear And nothing to mourn, For all that is past And all that has been Can never return To be lived once again For all I need to live for Is this one little minute For life's Here and Now And Eternity's in it. Senior Class Officers Vice President—Lydia Mannion, President—Jackie Race, Secretary—Brenda Estelow, Treasurer—Chuck Schaefer Class History Throughout our high school days, we, the class of 1982, have felt a strong attachment to every aspect of school life. Our Freshmen year we broke in a new principal with Jackie Race beginning her 4 year term as class president. Van Welsh backed her up, with Dotty Sheldon as secretary and Bobby Utter as treasurer. To raise money we had a few bake sales and raffled a football. Our Sophomore year with Jackie and Van still in command and with Dot as secretary, we gained a new treasurer Heidi Russell. We sold buttons and originated the Sadie Hawkins Dance. In our Junior year we gladly welcomed Jackie back with Lydia Mannion second in command. Tammy Baker was secretary and Heidi took care of the money. Our magazine sale was a huge success, as was our Junior Prom. Julie Dutcher was crowned Queen, Mike Crandall was her King. Alice LaTourette was first princess and Holly Wilson was second princess. SENIORS!!! During our year at the top we were led once again by Jackie, with Lydia serving her second term as V.P. Brenda Estelow took the notes as Chuck Schaefer counted the money. Our Homecoming Queen was Theresa Crandall; Mike Noyes was King. The princesses were Brenda Estelow and Alice LaTourette. As we look back upon our high school days, we remember many special times that will never be forgotten. A great sadness comes as we leave old friends and memories. However, a whole new world awaits us. LOOK OUT WORLD, HERE WE COME!!!!! Advisors—Mr. Ron Smithmeyer, Mrs. Joan Swertfager, Miss Rosemary Truman. Miss Lenora Snedeker, Mr James Velten, Class Colors—pink and burgundy Class Flowers—roses Class Sow — TIME missing from senior pictures: Julie Dutcher Seniors 73 Malia! Greetings from The Land of the Midnight Sun ' Sweden! I've been here 5 months now, and I'm really enjoying myself! Sweden is a very beautiful country, but at the moment it is very cold and dark (only 5 hours of sunlight a day). I live in the town of Lidkoping, which is located on the largest lake in Sweden, Lake Vanern. It's a beautiful town with a population of about 30,000 people. It has a lot of history, which is true of any town in Sweden. We have a large castle near us. Lidkoping has a very famous pottery factory, Rorstrand, which exports all over the world. We also have the best Bandy team in Sweden here. Bandy is a sport played on ice much like ice hockey. My school here is large: about 1400 kids in the last 3 years of school. These last 3 years are concentrated in lines—such as science, technical, economical, social, and languages. School is much more difficult here and the kids take it much more seriously, also. Classes are 40-80 minutes long with a 20 minute break between classes. I usually start school at 8:00 in the morning and finish at 3:20 in the afternoon. I've been keeping busy here, but when I have time I like to travel. I was in Rome, Italy this fall. The Swedes are very much like Americans, and so I feel pretty well at home. The language is difficult but I'm learning. I'm having a super year so far and I'm looking forward to the rest of it. Skot om ni (take care)! Hjartliga onskar, Julie Dear friends: When I decide to be part of the exchange program I did not realize the wonderful things I was going to have in this country. After six months in this country I really think this is a great experience and it is the best thing that could happen in my life. Now, I can say thanks a lot to Rotary Club for giving me this opportunity, and thanks, too, to all of you for making me feel really good. With friends I'm really enjoying my year in this school. I hope in the rest of the time here, I learn more about your country and its people. I know when I'll return to my country next August, I'm going to miss all of you and this part of the world, and I know too, this year I will never forget. Love, Jackie Alvarez 74 Seniors Exchange Students Hello everyone. I've been in the Philippines for seven months and love it. I'm in Angeles City which is about 45 minutes from the capital, Manila, and is where the American Air Force Base is stationed. This place is quite Americanized. There are stores in the city with all American imports. It has all the clothes and food that we have in Oxford. Naturally, I take advantage of the Chips Ahoy and Oreo cookies. It's hard to miss home when I have everything I would have in the states. I feel like I'm in the Philippines USA. I attend Angeles University. It is one giant school, from grade school to college. It's co-ed so it feels like attending Oxford. I do have to wear a uniform, which I really like because I don't have to decide what to wear everyday. My courses are all general and I attend classes from 7:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. daily. On Saturdays most students still go for their military training, but I'm exempted because I'm an American. My life is really wild and crazy and I enjoy that. My Rotary club is very wild so they make me feel at ease. I always was a little crazy. The club is made up of Americans, Filipinos, Chinese and British. It's quite international. I enjoy learning the language and meeting new people. I'm certainly not a foreigner, so people don't really pay alot of attention to me. Sometimes people do stare at me because of my red hair. I'm really glad I came to the Philippines and it's an experience I'll never forget. It's great. pagmamahal. Van Jkoere Alle, First of all I'd like to thank all of you for making my stay in Oxford so enjoyable, so unforgettable, so GREAT. I come from Denmark—a nice little place in the northern part of Europe. I don't want to tell you a whole lot about my country—just answer the three most asked questions; No, Denmark is not a city in Russia; Yes, Denmark is considered a civilized country; and No, polar bears are not walking around in the streets of Copenhagen. I'm very impressed with the social life around the school here—I've never seen anything like it; and I think it's fantastic. I had the honor to play for the Blackhawks' soccer team, ski with the ski club, and this spring I'll try tennis. Should any of you ever come to my part of the world, be sure to give me a call. God bless all of you. Love, Peter Kelly Baker Tammy Baker David Ballard Alice Bartle Jacqueline Alvarez 76 Seniors Catherine Branham Denise Carnrike Seniors 77 Angela Cirello Best all-around—Mike and Jackie Robert Cirello Michael Cosen Michael Crandall 78 Seniors Theresa Crandall DeEtta Cruttenden Moodiest—Tess and John Laura Davis Seniors 79 Brenda Estelow 80 Seniors Todd Hall Seniors 81 Diane Harrington f Biggest Pest—Alice and Mike John Hofmann Barbara Hoi I mgs 82 Seniors Kim Ken von Neal Jorgensen Leon Knapp Seniors 83 Mark MacLaury Lydia Mannion Theresa Marano 84 Seniors Cynthia Martinson Barbara Mitchell Theresa Monroe Seniors 85 Deanna Nightengale Diana Norris Michael Nutter Shyest—Diana and Fran Natalie Olin Elaine Page 86 Seniors Mildred Phillips Kathy Place Jacqueline Race Seniors 87 Mary Redenback 4 t - Jennifer Rivenburg Torn Robinson Most Likely To Succeed—Craig and Heidi 88 Seniors Brenda Rogers Jeff Rowe Biggest Flirts—Todd and Lydia Gregory Russell Gregory Rusnak Jeanne Ruebsamen Seniors 89 Most Athletic—Kathy and Craig Charles Schaefer ■i Bonnie Samson Brenda Simon 90 Seniors Nancy Small Christopher Smith Tommy Smith William Smith Dimitrios Spy rat os Seniors 91 Michele Thomas Clumsiest—Kelly and Rick Kelly Thompson Robert Utter 92 Seniors Tallest and Shortest—Julie, Bill, Mike, Wendy Nadmc Whaley Frederick Wetzel Teresa Ventra Patti Jo Wade Scott White Seniors 93 Holly Wilson Sandy Winchester lames Williams Brian Willis fames Ziemski 94 Seniors Seniors 95 o K 3STs WEED Social Life Is . . . ! «nes full of celebrations. for good friends. Party time!!! a time to relax. 96 Social life Let's experiment But Mr. Velten, I still don't see how they fit a baby in a test tube This is a long sentence I think we've created a monster . 98 Social Life m ft Did you say PARTY at Seilers? Tammy, who are you waiting for? With a look like that, there must be something hot on for tonight Social Life 99 We are the Champions I Love Rock-N-Roll I wanna hold your hand(s) Nobody does it better Let's get physical Hit me with your best shot Everybody's got a hungry heart Social Life 101 102 Social Life Social Life 103 A DAY ENDS . . . I I . MOT Life _