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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1983 volume:

BLACKHAWK 1983 SUNSET All the days I thought could never end are gone. All the days that seemed so far away have passed. All the lovers I thought would last forever have died. So many happy moments are now happy memories. But ... I still have tomorrows filled with the hope of things to come, and although I watch the sun set now, I know it will rise again. Author Unknown OXFORD ACADEMY AND CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OXFORD, NEW YORK DEDICATION We, the class of 1983, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Ronald Smithmeyer. He has been our friend and “one wild and crazy guy. who helped us through our years at Oxford. In our re- cent poll, the senior class voted Mr. Smithmeyer the favorite male teacher, a title he has held for many years. The class of 1983 feels he deserves this honor because he has devoted much of his time to the student body. “THIS ONE'S FOR YOU, UNCLE SPIFFY!” 2 I Favorite Singers Pat Senator John Cougar Favorite Color Blue Favorite Song © Favorite Pastime Having a good time Favorite Food Pizza and Beer Hard to Say I’m Sorry FAVoRiTt Book : Gone with t ynnt Favorite Group FAVOR I re TEACH ERS: I. Mr- Smi hmcuv SnuJek r M� ss SmHh Rolling Stones 3 Jeffrey Andrews Tammy Angle Befty Baker Pamela Ballard Sfeven Barrows Jonafhon Benjamin Mary Ellen Boname Befsy Borchardf John Borchardf Ruth Boyer Wanefa Brazee Lisa Carfland Befh Chrisfian Sally Conklin Stephen Conklin Randy Cooper Kathleen D Angelo Christine Deforest Michael Fleming Terri Fowlston Seniors 5 9� Timothy Frank Jeffrey Gardner Tammy Golden Audrey Golliver Jennifer Gould Debra Graham Wendy Harrington Darlene Harvey Brian Hathaway Andrew Hemstrought Wendy Hofmann Robert Honkomp Elyse Howard Sandra Ingraham Carl Jackson Amy Jenness Nancy Johnson Fabienne Kennel Jacqueline Knoll Susan Kulakosky 8 Seniors One on . . . One Gregory Kulino Matthew LaMariana Charles Lanfear James Lashway Donald Lawton How did you get the hole in your jersey. Jay? Seniors 9 PROM 1982 “CRAZY OVER YOU” Sorry Dennis, there is no Jock Daniels in the punch! Foreign Correspondents Chris and Tony 10 Seniors Court—Lisa Cortland—David Manderville. Joe Hansen—Ruth Boyer, Pam Ballard—Jason Webb. Hugh Witchella—Ronda Orlando. Richard Marks— Shelly Wright, Scott Tansey—Terri Fowlston, Jennifer Gould—Rommel Mejia. Amy Jenness—Robert Honkomp. Paula Smith—Dewight Wood. Sue Kulakosky—Dennis McBride. Second Princess. Jacky Knoll—Jimmy Spryatos. First Princess. Karen Whaley—Bob Clap. Queen and King. Darlene Harvey—Bill Ballard. Attendants. Music provided by: Pacific The Queen's dance Seniors 11 Mark LoGerfo Cheri Loiselle Nelson Lucier Kimberly Marano John Marshman Dennis McBride Thomas McMullen David Moore Darlene Mumbulo Jay Nelson Curtis Oliver Ronda Orlando Flavia Panico Timothy Paul Wayne Pinney Connie Place Catherine Redenback Tracy Redfield Paul Reiss Mark Roach 12 Seniors Robin Robinson Vickie Rood Jon Rowe Beverly Ruff Shown Ryan Like, reading rofs my mind, you know! Annual Book Opening Festival at Oxford High? Seniors 13 Camilla Morris CLASS ADVISORS David Constantine Marjorie Gollnitz Francis Wilcox Cheryl Sheldon 14 Seniors CLASS HISTORY As we, the Class of 1983 complete our last year at Oxford High, we are eagerly anticipating what the future may bring. Yet, there are many memories to be cherished. In our freshman year, Ruth Boyer served as president, Terri Fowlston was next in line as our vice-president. Darlene Harvey was our secre- tary and Pat O'Reilly managed the money. To start our account, we sold pocket planning cal- endars. As sophomores, Rocky Honkomp led the way, Terri Fowlston served a second term as vice- president. Robbin Rydzewski was our secretary and Pam Ballard took control of the money. That year, we sponsored sock hops, a St. Patrick's Day Dance, and had bake sales which in- creased our funds. During our Junior year, Ruth Boyer returned to the throne as our president and Dennis McBride was second in command. Pam Ballard took the notes and Amy Jenness was our treasurer. We sold magazines and had rollerskating parties to raise money. Our prom song was Crazy Over You, written and sung by Geoff Magnani. The gym was decorated in dark blue, baby blue, and white. Darlene Harvey was the Prom Queen. She was escorted by Bill Ballard. The princesses were Karen Whaley and Jacky Knoll, respective- ly. As Seniors, we said bon voyage to Jacky Knoll and Ruth Boyer, as they left for Japan and Finland as exchange students. Our final year ended with Robbin Rydzewski as president and John Borchardt as our vice-president. Mary Ellen Boname was our secretary and Amy Jenness re- turned as treasurer. Seniors 15 Robbin Rydzewski Suzanne Schaefer Mark Scira Scott Seiler John Smith Pamela Smith Paula Smith Joanne Squires R. Scott Tansey Michael Thurston Donald Utter Nina Wackford Jason Webb Dennis Wells Karen Whaley Hugh Witchella Dewight Wood Shelly Wright 16 Seniors 1983 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Pamela Ballard Terri Fowlston Susan Kulakosky Dennis McBride Nursing Scholarship: Nina Mary Ellen Boname Robert Honkomp Gregory Kulina Timothy Paul Wackford Ruth Boyer Jacquelyn Knoll John Marshaman Suzanne Schaefer We would like to extend our appreciation to Nancy Johnson for doing the typing and Mark Scira for contributing his artistic talent to the 1983 Blackhawk yearbook. In addi- tion, the yearbook staff would also like to thank Mrs. Walsh and Miss Snedeker for all their time and patience and Mr. Fort and Mr. Smithmeyer for taking such great pictures. If not for these people, the Blackhawk yearbook would not have been complete. Seniors 17 1982 HOMECOMING “EVEN THE NIGHTS ARE BETTER” COURT. Craig Reynolds—Robbin Rydzewski, Pat Ryan—Terri Fowlston. Tim Tompkins—Nina Wackford. Richard Marks—1st princess Shelly Wright. Mike Noyes—Former Queen Tess Crandall. Scott Begeal— Queen Pam Ballard. Tony Barnhart—2nd princess Christine DeForest, Joe Hansen—Amy Jenness. Jim Lashway—Ronda Orlando. Mike Marrone—Paula Smith Nina and Ronda dancing with their dates. The Queen's Dance 18 Seniors HOMECOMING CANDIDATES Seniors 19 EXCHANGE STUDENTS JACKY KNOLL Minasan Konnichiwa! Life here in Japan is very different from our life in Oxford. It takes awhile to get used to such things as sleeping on a futong on the floor, using the same bath water as your whole family and eating the various native foods. Such foods as sushi (raw fish), tako (Octopus), seaweed and squid. Eel is also popular and a favorite of mine. School here is very strict compared to Oxford. All Japanese high school students wear uniforms. Tsukumi High School is about three times the size of Oxford, having about 1,300 stu- dents. In school I study a number of traditional Japanese hobbies including Soroban (a set of beads used for calculat ing). Calligraphy (Chinese Character writing with ink and a brush). Tea Ceremony, and Judo. Each year the second year students take a class trip. This year, we went to Tokyo and also Hida Takayama. the oldest city in Japan. Staying with my friends in the hotel was great fun! It was then that I first experienced a public bath. A few weeks ago my school had their Bunka Sai (school festi- val). It lasted for three days. During the first two. everyone got a chance to see each classes’ project. My class did theirs on America, so it was fun for me to help out. The third day was sports day. Everyone competed in various races and events. It was great fun! I am learning so much here! Time is going fast for me and Is full of many new and exciting things! Sayoonara. Jacky RUTH BOYER Terve Kaikki! I've been in Finland for about 5 months now and everything is going well. Finland is a gorgeous country and my city is no exception. I live in a city called Kuopio with 80.000 Finns, so it's a bit larger than Oxford. Even though the city is so large, there's a lot more to be seen than buildings. Kuopi is right in the center of the lake district. In the summer there's lots of fishing and sailing. In the winter there's ice hockey and skating. There are also two downhill skiing places. The World Junior Ski Jumping Championships are held here every year, so it's well known. Many of my friends here were quite surprised to find out that most Ameri- cans don't know much about Finland They wanted me to tell you a few things. It's not part of Russia; they don't live in igloos, ride reindeer, or eat whale meat (very often). Don't worry if you didn't know that, though I had a hard time convincing them that most Americans don't live like the people on “Dallas. My school only has about 500 peo pie in it but it's quite different from home The classes are 45 minutes long with 15 minute breaks. The students seem to be a bit more serious, in general. Also, there are no clubs or school activities Just learning the lan- guage is more than enoguh to keep me busy. It's hard—but I'm doing it. I'm also helping in an English kindergar ten class and I have a conversation class at school for people who want to improve their English I try to ski. I'm in a band, I do a lot of things. Mostly. I'm just enjoying The year is going by so quickly, that I'm sure I'll be back in Oxford before I can believe it. I’m looking forward to it. Hoisin mielin eteenpdin Ruth 20 Seniors EXCHANGE STUDENTS Hello, I am Fabienne Kennel, your Rotary Exchange student from Colmar, France. I've been here five months now, and I really like it. The days seem to fly by that I don’t have time to do everything I would like to do. I came the 26th of August and couldn’t understand or speak English, but now with your help it is much better. I like the school in Oxford. In France, it is so much different because we don’t have study halls like you do. We also don’t have time to play dif- ferent kinds of sports. I am enjoying the ski club here and like it very much. I would like to thank you, the Rotarians, the teachers for their help, and to my wonderful host families for giving me this opportunity. You will al- ways be a part of my life. I think being an ex- change student is the best thing that has ever happened in my life. Merci beaucoup d vous Fabienne My Dearest Friends: This year in the United States has been wonderful tor me. I'm glad that lots of great memories I share with the student body and the staff of Oxford High will dlways be remembered. You can't Imagine how special you all are and how much you mean to me. I don't say this just to be nice.” I say it because I mean It. It's been real! I've learned a lot in Oxford and each one of you sure has your own contribution in this learning. After all, I have to thank you. I feel that the year of 1982 was a great success for me and you were a part of it. Now, it is time to go! Maybe I will see you again and maybe I won't. No matter where I am or when it will be. I will be thinking of you as the greatest people I have ever met and spent time with. Oxford, I will never forget you and I will miss you a lot. Take care and God Bless. Fldvla Panico P.S.: If any of you ever decide to come to Brazil, make sure you stop in and say Hi. I promise I'll lock my snake pet in the backyard and I won't let the Indians that live up in the tree across the street attack you. , I love you. Flavia Seniors 21 UNDERCLASSMEN OXFORD ACADEMY 1GH SCHOO CLASS OFFICERS Juniors President: John Baumgartner Vice Pres. Craig Diamond Secretary: Christine Mott Treasurer: Pam Bartle Sophomores President: David Benjamin Vice Pres. Tara Mannion Secretary: Andrea Hall Treasurer: Julie Wright Freshmen President: Cindy Chesebro Vice Pres. Joel Crandall Secretary: Amy Fisher Treasurer: John Jackson Underclassmen 23 JUNIOR CLASS of ’84 R. Angle D. Armondi P. Bartle C Bates E. Batsford J. Baumgartner W.Beach S. Begeal D. Blair J. Burroughs M. Carey C. Cashman R. Cavallo P. Cirello D. Cleary M Cleary M. Collins L. Crandall C. Davis P. Dean J. DeForest C. Diamond D. Diamond B Dutcher J. Eldred R. Endres S. Fitch D. Fletcher C. Frank L. Gates P. Gates J. Hafelin J. Hansen P Harrison T. Hart M.Hinman L. Hoblitz R Hoblitz M.Howe S. Kulina M.LaTourette M.lyford J. MacLaury M. McBride A 0A 24 Underclassmen T. McGowan Underclassmen 25 SOPHOMORE CLASS OF ’85 T. Armondi B. Ayers H. Baio D. Benjamin M Benjamin D. Boone C Brazee K. Brazee P. Brazee B. Brewer D. Brewer P. Brown M. Burrell G. Campbell K. Carhart D. Castellion S. Collins L. Curtin G. Davis Rory Davis Roy Davis T. Davis J. Dwyer K. Emerson T. Endres S. Fenton M. Franklin T. Franklin H. Friedel S. Glowaski A. Hall W. Halsteter C. Hamilton W. Hamilton K. Houghtaling H. Kiesel P. Lashway L. Hare J. Hart M. Hathaway D. Heggie D. Hinman D. Hofmann M Honkomp C. Horstman 26 Underclassmen R. Lashway T. Lashway B. Lowe E. Lucier S. MacLaury T. Mannion V. Marano R. Martin T Matthews C. McGowan M Miller P. Mitchell R. Morley B. Murphy D. Niederer K. Northup T. Nowalk B. Page M. Paul B. Potts D. Rose S. Russell M. Ryan M. Schmidt B. Shepler M. Simpson P. Simpson S. Slater S. Smith T. Smith D. Spencer M. Stanton W. Sutton T. Svenson S. Thayer J. Velten K. Wackford W. Wambold K. Whittaker S. Wood J Wright L. Wright E. Young J. Zdobylak No pic: K. Smith. J. Wright. K. Yarnes Underclassmen 27 FRESHMAN CLASS OF ’86 P. Anthony J. Ardron H. Ballard S. Baron D. Barrows S. Barrows M Bartle D. Beckwith A. Bentley J. Borchardt B. Branham J. Brazee Y Brewer A. Burroughs L. Bush R. Chapman T. Chapman C. Chesebro D. Christian C. Cirello C. Cosen S. Cosilmon J. Crandall L. Cummings M. Cummings R. Davis 28 Underclassmen A. Fisher P Fitch A. Gardner J. Genung C. Gilmore T. Golden L. Hamilton P. Hansen B Hathaway P. Heggie P. Hinman E. Hitt W Hodge R Hofmann W $ D. MacLaury M. Maholchic A. Marinos D. Marshman J. Mead D. Miller S. Miller B. Morack R. Houghtaling J. Jackson C. Joy E. Knoll K. Lanfear C. Lanning M. Lougren D. Mack M. Motyka D Mumbulo D. Myers C. Nisbet N. Ohl S. Ohl Underclassmen 29 D. Orlando D. Page J. Palmer C Pardo S. Philippone K. Place S. Potter E. Proppe R. Purdy M. Redding S. Redenback T. Rice T. Ryan T. Ryan D. Sabin C. Smith M. Spencer M.Tefft E. Tenaglia J. Tracy A. Troicke Z. Ventra D. Wakefield 30 Underclassmen Well, that's not what the weatherman said! This is serious business! What does Mark have to say. Deb? Underclassmen 31 Even Mooses aren’t perfect. STUDENT GOVERNMENT President Pam Ballard Vice President Nelson Lucier Secretary. Elyse Howard Treasurer Jason Webb First Row- Paula Smith, Lisa Curtin. Cindy Chesebro. Pam Gates, Beth Page Second Row. David Benjamin. Zenna Ventra. Robbin Rydzewski. Mike Fleming. Pam Ballard Third Row. Cathie Lanning. Mike Honkomp. Teresa Ryan. Nelson Lucier Top Row Mary Motyka. Mr. Bradley. Debbie Barber. Scott Kulina. Darlene Harvey. Elyse Howard. John Baumgartner. Maureen McBride. Jason Webb. Rory Davis Organizations 33 1 FRENCH CLUB INITIATION 2 1 All dressed up and nowhere to go. 2. Dolly Parton. eat your heart out. 3. Oxford's 25c Beauty Contest Finalists 3 34 Organizations FRENCH CLUB First Row. Andrea Hall. Deena Castelllon, Pam Bartle. Kim Emerson. Tammie Nowalk. Patty Har rison. Fabienne Kennel Second Row. John Baumgartner. Darlene Harvey. Nancy Johnson. Wendy Harrington. Mary Ellen Boname. Kathi D'Angelo. Terri Fowlston, Diane Niederer, Sherry Thayer. Kirsten Wackford, Chris Mott Kneeling Maureen McBride. Pam Ballard Standing. Chris Hamilton. Daniel Boone. Mike Honkomp. Julie Wright. Tara Mannion. Pam Gates. Debbie Bar ber. Michele Burrell. Brian Murphy. Mrs. Grimes. Sue MacLaury OFFICERS President Rocky Honkomp Vice President Kathi D'Angelo Secretary Mary Ellen Boname Treasurer Nancy Johnson NEW MEMBERS First Row. Kathy Estelow, Cathy Cirello, Stacey Diamond. Sue Favorito. Holly Kiesel. Amy Fisher. Penny Fitch. Matt Maholchic, Zenna Ventra. Denise Beckwith Second Row David Benjamin. Teresa Ryan. Mike Benjamin. Ann Burroughs. Eliza beth Lucier. Keith Whittaker. Scott Russell. Tammy Lashway. Dawn Spencer. Elizabeth Tenaglia. Susan Philippone. Third Row Amy Youngs. Joel Crandall. John Jackson. Jeff Genung Top Row Brad Lowe. Mark Schmidt. Rory Davis. Dawn Heggie. Theresa Endres. Janet Ardron. Keith Lanfear. Matt Redding. Mike Bartle Organizations 35 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Old Members 36 Organizations President: Terri Fowlston Vice President Darlene Harvey Secretary: Elyse Howard Treasurer Mary Ellen Boname Seniors: Pamela Ballard Mary Ellen Boname Ruth Boyer Terri Fowlston Darlene Harvey Robert Honkomp Elyse Howard Jacquelyn Knoll John Marshman Timothy Paul Juniors: Pamela Bartle John Baumgartner Craig Diamond Pamela Gates Christine Mott NEW MEMBERS Seniors Jeffrey Andrews John Borchardf Kafhleen D'Angelo Suzanne Schaefer Jason Webb JUNIORS Debbie Barber Terri Hart Tammy McGowan Michelle Ryan Daniel Sfanton SOPHOMORES David Benjamin Deena Casfellion Michael Honkomp Brian Murphy Tammie No walk Fabienne Kennel Cathy Nell Organizations 37 YEARBOOK STAFF LAYOUT Wendi Hofmann. Mary Ellen Boname. Nancy Johnson. Mrs. Walsh. Kathl D'Angelo. Wendy Harrington. Suzanne Schaefer ADVERTISING Mark Scira. Darlene Harvey. Theresa Endres. Holly Kiesel. Pam Ballard. Terri Fowlston. CO-EDITORS Mary Ellen Boname. Terri Fowlston. ADVISORS Mrs Walsh. Ms. Snedeker 38 Organizations NEWSPAPER STAFF First Row Matt LaMariana. Elizabeth Tenaglia. Denise Beckwith. Second Row. Mr. Smithmeyer. Mark Scira. Patty Harrison. Corinna Savory. Dennis Wells Top Row. Steve Westerholm. Michelle Ryan. Jean Hafelin, Theresa Endres. Holly Kiesel FFA Front Row Tammy Angle. Karen Place. Patty Brazee. Connie Place. Joanne Palmer Second Row. Don Cummings. Bob Frank. Lyle Wright. Scott Fitch. Denise Miller. Phil Mitctv ell. Kelvin Brazee. Paul Williams. Shawn Ryan. Tom Chapman Back Row Ronald Martin. Jett Parks. Wayne Pinney. David Sabin. Mike Smith. Donny Orlando. Richard Hofmann. Peter Heggie. Mike Miller. Shawn Barrows. Sarah Redenback Organizations 39 DRAMA CLUB David Benjamin. Ann Burroughs. Jeff Genung, Tim Ryan. Diane Niederer. Holly Kiesel. Beth Page. Lisa Curtin. Keith Lanfear. Theresa Endres. Betty Baker SCHOOL STORE WORKERS Chad McGowan, Bev Ruff. Debbie Brewer. Shari Smith, Wendi Wambold, Mr. Lanning. Dawn Heggie. Kathy Northup, Mike Benjamin. David Moore 40 Organizations CHORUS Front Row Michelle Loughren. Theresa Hinman. Suzanne Schaefer. Mary Motyka, Elizabeth Tenaglia. Lisa Hare, Connie Cashman. Mr. Wilcox Second Row Flavia Panico. Ann Burroughs. Wendi Hofmann. Su- san Philippone. Chris Mott. Denise Mumbulo. Anna Bentley. Stacey Diamond. Janet Ardron Back Row Darlene Harvey. Amy Jenness. Carintha Horstman, Pam Ballard. Su- san Kulakosky. Greg Kulina, Tim Ryan. Terri Fowlston. Tammy Angle. Kim Carhart LADY FLASH COMPANY COLORGUARD Front Row Michelle Loughren. Connie Cashman Second Row Mary Motyka. Stacey Diamond. Valerie Mayhew. Patty Borchardt. Dawn Serano Standing. Dana Barrows. Tina Cast Back Row. Amy Jenness. Diane Niederer, Kristi Phillips, Janet Ardron Organizations 41 BAND OFFICERS Greg Kulina—President. Terri Fowlston—Vice President. Darlene Harvey—Secretary-Treasurer, Tess Armondi—Li- brarian. Mr. Wilcox — Band Instructor Missing: Dawn Armondi—Librarian Awards: Millionaire Music Festival—-Williamsport, Pa. 1st place —Marching Band. Concert Band. Colorguard. Overall Best Drum Majors. Overall Class C Champions Sherburne Pageant of Bands 1st place—Concert Band New Berlin Youth Days 1st place—Marching Band. Colorguard. Best Colorguard Captains Oriskany Falls Firemen Field Days 1st place —Marching Band. Colorguard. Drum Major Columbus Day Tournament of Bands, Binghamton, NY 1st place—Marching Band. Colorguard. Best Drum Major 3rd place—Saber Twirlers Colorguard Captains Jeanine Zdobylak and Tess Armondi 42 Organizations I NEVER SAW ANOTHER BUTTERFLY” In appreciation, we would like to dedi- cate this page to the director, cast, and crew ot I Never Saw Another Butterfly.” Our thanks to the director, Rosemary Tru- man, and the cast: Raja—Zena Ventra, Irena—Rosemary Truman, Renke—Beth Page, Children ot Terezin—Danielle Granata, Maureen Ryan, Katie Emerson, Jeanine Mannaccl, Anna — Ann Bur- roughs, Pavel—Jeffrey Genung, Josef— David Benjamin, Vera—Betty Baker, Eri- ka—Theresa Endres, Young People of Terezin—Mark Schmidt, Holly Kiesel, Tim Ryan, Theresa Endres, Irca — Diane Niederer, Rabbi —Ron Smithmeyer, Honza—Keith Lanfear, Lighting — Bill Beach, Audio-Visual—Jim Burroughs, Jeff Gardner. Standing: David Benjamin played Josef Englandrova, Raja's father. Zenna Ventra playing the lead role as Raja Sitting: Betty Baker played Raja's Aunt Vera. Englandrova. one of the survivors of Terezin. Kneeling Theresa Endres played Erika Schlager, a friend of Raja and she also played a child of Terezin. Organizations 43 CONCERT BAND FLUTES First Row. Paula Smith. Dena Diamond Second Row Chris Cosen. Deena Castellion. Fabienne Kennel, Michele Burrell Third Row Elizabeth Tenaglia. Terri Hart, Beth Page Top Row Zenna Ventra. Ann Burroughs. Arv drea Hall Missing. Dawn Armondi 44 Organizations CLARINETS First Row Debbie Barber. Pam Gates. Terri Fowlston. Denise Miller Second Row. Denise Beckwith. Judy Dean. Chris Mott Third Row. Teresa Ryan. Tammie Nowalk. Debbie Duell. Connie Cashman. Nar cy Johnson, Jeanine Zdobylak. Carintha Horstman. Theresa Armondi. SAXOPHONES Paul Dean. Janet Ardron. Tim Ryan. Diane Niederer, Cathie Lanning FRENCH HORNS TUBAS Wayne Sutton. Roy Davis. Ste- ven Potter. Craig Diamond. Susan Kulakosky, Matt Redding Organizations 45 PERCUSSION First Row. Scott Russell. Greg Campbell Second Row. Amy Fisher. Tim Golden. Dan Boone. Keith Whittaker. Tom McMullen Third Row. John Jackson. Darlene Harvey. Jon Rowe MARCHING BAND Front Row. Michelle Loughren. Dawn Serano, Tina Cast, Dana Barrows. Patty Borchardt. Kathleen Estelow. Betsy Borchardt. Jodi Dwyer. Kristi Phillips. Mary Motyka. Stacey Diamond. Diane Niederer. Paula Diamond. Valerie Mayhew Second Row Drum Major—Terri Fowlston. Cathie Lanning. Debbie Duell. Janet Ardron. Connie Cashman. Michelle Tompkins. Dena Diamond. Judy Dean. Richard Cobb. Tom Bartle. Mr. Wilcox Third Row. Penni Johnson. Dawn Velten. Pam Gates. Tim Paul. Debbie Barber. Cindy Chesebro. Amy Jenness. Darlene Harvey. Mr. Russell Fourth Row. Scott Russell. Chuck Thayer. Heather Russell. Greg Kulina. Rocky Honkomp. Kevin Wackford. Chris Mott. Jett Velten. Nancy Johnson. Greg Campbell Top Row. Zenna Ventra. Amy Fisher. Teresa Ryan. Craig Diamond. Tom McMullen. Tim Ryan. Keith Whittaker. Phil Mitchell. Wayne Sutton. Paul Dean 46 Organizations BARITONES TROMBONES First Row. Brad Lowe. Mike Bartle Second Row Phil Mitchell. Mark Roach. Scott Kulina. Greg Kulina. Patrick Anthony TRUMPETS First Row Kathleen Estelow, Cindy Chesebro Second Row Tim Paul. Elyse Howard. Mike Honkomp. John Marshman Third Row. Scott Ohl. Kevin Wacktord. Jeff Velten Missing. Amy Jenness. Rocky Honkomp Organizations 47 JAZZ ENSEMBLE Kneeling. Diane Niederer, Janet Ardron, Cathie Lanning. Tim Ryan. Paul Dean. Terri Fowlston. Sitting. Amy Jenness. Elyse Howard. Mike Honkomp, John Marshman, Jett Velten. Kevin Wacktord. Cindy Chesebro. Eric Knoll. Craig Diamond Standing. Mr. Wilcox. Tim Golden. Darlene Harvey. Keith Whittaker. Greg Kulina. Mark Roach. Scott Kulina. Brad Lowe. Andrea Hall. Scott Russell PEP BAND Kneeling Jett Velten. Amy Jenness. Cindy Chesebro Second Row. Terri Fowlston. Pam Gates. Connie Cashman. Mr. Wilcox Third Row: Janet Ardron. Tess Armondi. Kathleen Estelow Fourth Row Kevin Wacktord. Paul Dean. Tim Ryan. Scott Russell. Wayne Sutton Top Row Stacey Diamond. Mary Motyka. Darlene Harvey. Keith Whittaker 48 Organizations EXCHANGE STUDENT TO NORWAY Mark Scira The sun is a swollen, red sphere that hangs above the ocean horizon for the endless hours of the morning. “Land of the midnight sun’’ is a title well put. For four and a half weeks, north Norway is veiled in a night spent in twilight. I spent my summer evenings out in my family's cruiser, laugh- ing heartily with my new found friends, fishing for cod and mackerel, swimming in the 50° ocean, and sunbathing on the smooth holma” islands. Sandfjord is a busy, fairly old, cobblestone town. It's harbors are laced with salty sailors that look over their gin and tell curious tales of when the town swelled with people of many lands in pursuit of the valued whale. Though most Norwegians speak relatively perfect English, they are a shy and quiet spoken type of people. In or- der to have them open up to me, I learned their tongue. The foods were fantastic. I grew accustomed to the staple fish meals and various breads. I had “torskrung” (cod eggs), “hval (pilot whale), and even caviar. It was delicious. The fresh crab and shrimps by the kilo, open air fruit markets were great and not as expensive in relation to the economy here in the U.S. They also have the most enjoyable pastries, cream-filled dumplings, marsipan rolls, “skolebrod'' (a type of bearclaw served with cream or melted cheese), and thin, salty shells made to eat with fish patties. Good beer and good friends is a Norwegian custom that makes for lasting memories. It was with a melancholy anticipation I packed up my boxes and suitcase, thought of the four countries I visited: Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland, fyiemories of flying over Norway's largest glacier, of skiing in the highlands of the north, and of nights spent drinking sweet bringebaer saft (a hot drink of berries) by a friend's fireplace. It's hard to stuff a year of happiness into a 3x5 suit- case, but a lot of hard rope and help from your mates makes it a lot easier. All in all, a year in Rotary exchange has taught me a lot about myself and about people around me. Har det bra, min venner. Men, bare har det alle sammen til. Med hilsen, Mark Scira Organizations 49 BOY’S STATE Robert Honkomp and Dennis McBride Boy's State is an experience every male high school student should have. We learned all about New York State's political party system and gov- ernments. We elected officials on the city, county, and state govern- ment levels, but still had time to make new friends from all over the state. Even with the treatment from the friendly” Marines, Boy's State was one of the best weeks we've ever spent learning about our government. GIRL’S STATE Robbin Rydzewskl Being a Girl's Stater was an experience I shall never for- get. Through the course of a week, I learned all about New York State's government and how it Is run. I met a lot of people to whom I became very close; I still keep in touch with them. It is an experience I would recom- mend to anyone who has the chance to go. OPERATION ENTERPRISE Operation Enterprise is one of those once-in-a- lifetime experiences. It is a ten-day seminar dealing with business and management, located on Lake Moraine in Hamilton, New York. At first, the thought of learning about business gave us doubts about the program. But we’re certainly glad now that we applied and were accepted, because OE opened our eyes to many things. We learned how to be leaders, good managers, and good subordinates. We learned how to effectively plan and organize projects, and we made lifelong friends. The fun equalled the work, though even the work was interesting enough to make the ses- sions go quickly. We went sailing on the lake nearly every afternoon. Every night there was some type of group activity, and everyone got in- volved. The memories and friendships will surely last a lifetime. Terri Fowlston and Pam Ballard 50 Organizations SKI CLUB Front Row Mr Godfrey. Julie Wright. Mr. Constary tine. Pam Gates. Jane Wetzel. Debbie Barber. Mark Schmidt. Jason Webb. Tara Mannion. Michele Burrell. Shelly Wright Standing: Sandi Ingraham. Lisa Crandall. Mike Fleming On Stairs: Dennis McBride. Pam Bartle. Howard Graham. Scott Tansey. Rory Davis. Robert Honkomp. David Benjamin. Tim Tomp- kins. Nina Wackford. Darlene Harvey, Maureen McBride. Scott Seiler VARSITY CLUB Nelson Lucier. Robbin Rydzewski. Elyse Howard. Jo- son Webb. Scott Seiler. John Borchardt. Maureen McBride. Scott Tansey Organizations 51 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row David Morris, Jason Webb, David Tewksbury. Jay Nelson. Nelson Lucier, Mike Fleming, Scott Begeal, Tom McMullen Second Row Coach Curtis. Jamie Robb. John Wright. Scott Tansey, Dennis McBride. Mark LoGerfo, John Marshman. Coach Abbott Third Row Matt Simpson. Scott Fitch. Dewight Wood. Tim Frank. John Smith. Tim Tompkins. Lee Gates. Coach Cooper Top Row Mark Hinman. Shawn Ryan. Hugh Witchella. John Baumgartner, Craig Frank. Mark Howe. John Borchardt, Jon Benjamin Missing. Rocky Honkomp SENIORS Scott Tansey. Nelson Lucier. Jason Webb. Jay Nelson. Tom McMullen. Shawn Ryan. John Marshman. Mike Fleming. John Smith. John Borchardt. Mark LoGerfo, Dewight Wood. Hugh Witchella. Tim Frank, Jon Benjo min. Dennis McBride Sports 53 The '82 season was a year of great accom- plishments for the Blackhawks. They ended the season with a perfect 10-0 record which gave them another Sus. East Championship and for the first time, a Section IV Championship. The Blackhawks were rewarded with a 7 ranking in the New York State Sportswriter’s Poll. Over a two year span, the Blackhawks have now won an un- believable nineteen games in a row, which is the third longest winning streak in the State. The Blackhawks engineered their option style team to a school record 333 points. The offense was led by quarterback Mike Fleming and halfbacks Nelson Lucier and Jay Nelson. Lucier ran for 19 TD's and a school record 1,259 yards. Nelson contributed with a career high 604 yards. Fleming, when forced to pass, completed a school record 39 passes to his favorite receiver, Hugh Witchella. David Morris, the speedy flanker, contributed to the offensive with various reverses and passes for 3 TD's. All of these records would not have been ac- complished if not for an excellent offensive line. These outstanding linemen were John Marshman, Mark LoGerfo, Mark Howe. Tim Frank, Craig Frank, John Smith, John Baumgartner, and tight end Rocky Honkomp. They provided superb blocking for the offense all year long. If the offense was unable to score, our out- standing kicker Fleming came through for six field goals, including a school record 48 yarder. The Blackhawks fielded an aggressive defen- sive unit once again. Using various formations, stunts, and blitzes, they constantly put pressure on opposing teams' offenses. The defense was anchored by an aggressive and hard hitting line of LoGerfo, Howe, T. Frank, and C. Frank. They performed brilliantly in every game and were a prime force in holding oppos- ing runners to less than 100 yards per game. If runners were able to get past them, they then ran into a tough group of linebackers. Our linebackers showed excellent pursuit, hard hitting tackles, and good'courage on passes. The line- backers consisted of Dennis McBride, Scott Tansey, Jon Benjamin, Nelson, and Fleming. Since teams were unsuccessful in running against our 4-4 defense, they tried to pass. Here they ran into an experienced secondary. They were led by Jason Webb as safety and corners Witchella, Morris, and John Borchardt. The most memorable game of the season was the championship game versus Delhi. The lead and momentum see-sawed back and forth for three quarters. But early in the fourth quarter, Nel- son Lucier, behind some fine blocking, broke loose on a 41 yard run and put the Blackhawks in good field position. With this run, the momen- tum shifted to the Blackhawks and the offensive line began to open up some good holes against a much bigger and taller Delhi defensive line. This outstanding work led to two fourth quarter TD's and sealed a 28-14 win for the Blackhawks. The '82 team has been the BEST team ever for Oxford. The league and sectional championships, the 19 game winning streak, the state ranking, and a perfect season will remain in the minds of the players for a long time. There is no argument that the '82 team did it all this year. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling Sherry Thayer. Beth Christian. Bobbie Jo Brewer Standing Kim Emerson, Robin Robinson 54 Sports J.V. FOOTBALL Sitting Chris Hamilton. Adam Marinos. Paul Lash way. Den- ny Christian. David Marshman, Tim Golden Kneeling. Chip Nesbit. Tom Chapman. Chris Joy. Mike Honkomp. Mark Schmidt. Robert Lashway. Matt Redding, Jace Hart. Mark Tefft Standing. Coach Stratton. Brad Lowe. Lyle Hoblitz. Bill Olmsted. Mike Bartle. Eric Knoll. Blyden Potts. Phil Mitchell. Brian Murphy. Joel Crandall. Coach Bradley VARSITY STATS First Row. Julie Wright. Tara Mannion Second Row: Michele Burrell. Robbin Rydzewski Sports 55 SOCCER Kneeling. David Sabin. Mark Stanton. Peter Hansen. Ray Endres. Chad McGowan. Scott Russell. Mike Paul. Stanley Collins Standing. Greg Kulina. Kevin Wacktord. Tim Paul. Jeff Velten. Duane Wood. Jim Washington. Coach Godfrey. Mark Hathaway. David Benjamin. Don Cummings. Craig Diamond. Scott Kulina. Jim Burroughs. 56 Sports Total concentration A friendly game of B-ball with the boys. Sports 57 FIELD HOCKEY Elyse Howard. Maureen McBride. Darlene Harvey. Darlene Mumbulo. Elizabeth Lucier, Kathy Northup. Dawn Heggie. Coach Franco. Sandi Ingraham. Betsy Borchardt. Connie Place. Pam Ballard. Robbin Rydzewski. Flavia Panico. Susan Kulakosky. Amy Jenness SENIORS Amy Jenness. Elyse Howard. Darlene Mumbulo. Connie Place. Betsy Borchardt. Flavia Panico. Susan Kulakosky. Sandi Ingraham. Darlene Harvey. Robbin Rydzewski. Pam Ballard 58 Sports JV FIELD HOCKEY Sitting. Jenny Place. Amy Fisher. Amy Troicke. Penny Fitch. Stacey Diamond. Denise Mumbulo Stand inff. Becky Houghtaling. Mary Ellen Jenness. Lori Cummings. Dawn Velten. Karen Place. Judy Dean. Debbie Barrows TENNIS Bottom Row Michelle Ryan. Tara Mannion, Kathi D'Angelo, Coach Gollnitz. Connie Cashman. Terri Hart. Pam Bartle. Michele Burrell Top Row. Theresa Endres. Debbie Barber. Denise Beckwith. Jane Wetzel. Holly Kiesel. Pam Gates $ A A Sports 59 VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: David Tewksbury. Nelson Lucier. Scott Kulina. John Baumgartner. Scott Seiler. Mark Roach. Hugh Witchella. Greg Kulina. John Marshman. Jason Webb. David Morris Kneeling: Coach Cooper VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 60 Sports SENIORS Kneeling: Nelson Lucler. Jason Webb. Greg Kulina Standing Scott Seiler. Mark Roach. Hugh Witchella. John Marshman if Girls Basketball Scores Oxford Opponent 34 Gilbertsville 58 48 Chenango Forks 37 34 Norwich 50 36 Whitney Point 43 60 Harpursville 61 42 Bainbridge-Guilford 26 44 Deposit 37 48 Unatego 65 71 Hancock 50 38 Harpursville 58 38 Delhi 40 44 Sherburne-Earlville 37 45 Afton 29 71 Bainbridge-Guilford 18 48 Deposit 45 38 Unatego 50 52 Hancock 31 58 Harpursville 50(OT) 35 Delhi 45 49 Afton 18 37 Sectional Game with Unatego Final Overall Record: 11-10 56 Boys Basketball Scores Oxford Opponent 74 Sidney 62 36 Whitney Point 63 54 Chenango Forks 58 70 Deposit 65 54 Bainbridge-Guilford 48 55 Greene 42 41 Norwich 60 64 Windsor 51 69 Hancock 67 53 Unatego 66 56 Harpursville 48 65 Afton 55 55 Delhi 74 56 Deposit 65 41 Bainbridge-Guilford 51 26 Hancock 42 47 Unatego 61 56 Delhi 80 46 Harpursville 44 52 Afton 59 Final Overall Record: 9-11 Sports 61 BOYS J. V. BASKETBALL First Row Dan Boone. Kenny Dutcher. Mark Schmidt. Todd Seiler. Coach Curtis Second Row: Peter Heggie. Brad Lowe. Brian Murphy. John Jackson Back Row Mike Paul. Mike Bartle. Stan Collins. Eric Knoll. Pat Brown GIRLS J. V. BASKETBALL First Row Kathleen Estelow. Zenna Ventra Second Row Debbie Duell. Cathie Lanning, Elizabeth Lucier. Christine Cosen Back Row Michele Burrell. Judy Dean. Teresa Ryan. Amy Fisher. Karen Place 62 Sports GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL A perfect shot! Front Row: Suzanne Schaefer, Julie Wright Second Row: Kelli Yarnes, Elyse Howard. Maureen McBride Back Row: Michelle Ryan, Betsy Borchardt. Dawn Heggie. Tammy McGowan. Deena Castellion SENIORS: Elyse Howard Betsy Borchardt Suzanne Schaefer Sports 63 STATS Kim Emerson. Nina Wackford. Pam Gates. Rondo Orlando. Debbie Barber J. V. CHEERLEADERS Hope Ballard. Denise Mumbulo. Kim Carhart. Patty Brazee 64 SPORTS VARSITY WRESTLING Front Row: Rich Purdy. Rick Borchordt, Jim Washington. Keith Lanfear. Tom Wright. Tim Golden. Thad Rice Sec ond Row Jeff Andrews. Peter Hansen. Mike Honkomp. Craig Diamond. David Marshman. Scott Begeal. John Borchordt Back Row: Coach Stratton. Scott Tansey. Craig Frank. Mark Hinman. Mark LoGerfo. Tom McMullen. Coach Mumbulo SENIORS Jeff Andrews. Mark LoGerfo. Tom McMullen. Tom Wright. John Borchordt, Scott Tansey Sports 65 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Darlene Mumbulo. Pam Ballard. Susan Kulakosky, Terri Fowlston. Robbin Rydzewski Back Row: Coach Mortensen. Lisa Crandall. Sandi Ingraham. Pam Bartle. Flavia Panico SENIORS Darlene Mumbulo. Sandi Ingraham. Susan Kulakosky. Terri Fowlston. Pam Ballard. Robbin Rydzewski. Flavia Panico 66 Sports J. V. VOLLEYBALL Jan© Wetzel. Theresa Endres. Kathy Northup. Joyce Eldred. Penny Hlnman. Andrea Hall. Joanne Palmer Sports 67 VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row. David Morris. Mike Thurston, Hugh Witchella. Dan Boone. Chuck Schaefer. Back Row. Craig Reynolds. Nelson Lucier. Andy Lyford. Randy Foster. Coach Griffin, John Marshman. Tom McMullen. Ray Cavallo. Jason Webb SENIORS Jason Webb. Tom McMullen. Nelson Lucier. Hugh Witchella. Mike Thurston. John Marshman 68 Sports J. V. SOFTBALL At Bat Kathy Northup. Darien© Mumbulo Row 1: Tara Mannion. Michelle Ryan Row 2: Dawn Heggie, Lori Cummings. Joyce Eldred. Deena Castellion. Coach Swertfager Row 3 Julie Wright. Michele Burrell. Andrea Hall J. V. BASEBALL Row 1 Mike Honkomp. Steve Dutcher. Joe Redding Row 2 Craig Diamond. Mark Schmidt. Jett Velten, Brian Murphy. Paul Cirello. Matt Lytord Row 3: Mark Hinman. Steve Westerholm. David Tewksbury. Scott Sheldon. Coach Stewart. Pat Brown. Dan Cleary. Kevin Wackford. John Baumgartner. Jeff Gaffney, Mike Cleary Sports 69 VARSITY SOFTBALL First Row Brenda Estelow, Elyse Howard. Pam Ballard. Paula Smith, Robbin Rydzewski Second Row Kathy Ryan. Cheryl Mitchell. Tammy McGowan. Toni Robinson Third Row: Tess Crandall. Sandi Ingraham, Coach Gollnitz. Lisa Crandall. Jackie Race SENIORS Elyse Howard. Pam Ballard. Robbin Rydzewski. Sandi Ingraham. Paula Smith 70 Sports MISCELLANEOUS c©t taskc-Yetier DISTRICT PRINCIPAL Mr. David Burroughs HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr James Podrazo BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Robert Rogers Mr Joseph Knoll, Jr. Mr Milton Wade Mr William Ballard Mr. Ivon Ford III Mrs. Grace Cooke. Clerk Faculty 73 BUSINESS DEPT. MUSIC DEPT. Mrs. Detweiler and Mr. Lanning Mr. Wilcox LIBRARIAN SHOP—Mr. Sheldon ART—Mrs. Mills HOME ECONOMICS—Mrs. Morris AGRICULTURE—Mrs. Gregory Mrs. Walsh 74 Faculty NURSE AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECRETARIES GUIDANCE DEPT. Miss Gollnitz. Mrs Smith Mr. Abbott Mrs. Rice Mrs. No walk Mrs. Barber Mrs. Russell Mrs. Fowlston Faculty 75 76 Faculty MATH SCIENCE FRENCH SPECIAL EDUCATION Faculty 77 I love quiche.” Oh. mon Dieu!” You must speak C-L-E-E-E-E-E-E-R-L-Y. And now we will learn about Julius Caesar . . 78 Faculty Do you think you could benefit by additional time? Faculty 79 BUS DRIVERS Front Row: D. Wall, J. Ross. B. Troxell. C. Cummings Second Row: G. Duell. T. Tansey. E. McGowan. P. Wright. J. Wall. F Schadewald. J. Hole Back Row: H. Crandall. D. Davis CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIANS Mrs Cummings Mrs. Hubschmidt Mrs Stafford Mrs Hodge Mrs. Ingraham Mr. Tracy Mr. Hansen Mr O'Reilly Mr Heath Mr. Carson Mrs. Ross Faculty 81 Hej olle sammen! Greetings from The Wonderful Land of DENMARK ! I have been here for six months now and I love it! Denmark is such a beautiful country, and the people are so warm and friendly! Denmark is a very small country, but it more than makes up for its size by all its interesting history and culture! It is one of the oldest countries in the world and has one of the oldest flags still in use! The country is very flat, with the highest point being only 152 meters above sea level! I attend a small school with about 300 students, all in their last 3 years. These last 3 years are con- centrated in lines—such as mathematics, the sciences, the languages, music, or the social sciences. School is very different here! There are not very many extracurricular activities and the students take their work very seriously! Classes are 45 minutes long—with 5, 10, or 15 minute break between each class. I go to school from 8:00 in the morning until 1:35 in the afternoon. Being such a small country, I have been able to see quite a bit ot Denmark! I've even seen Peter a few times! I've also been to West Germany twice. In May, I'll be going on a tour of West Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Belgium, and Holland! I keep busy, and I've learned a great deal already. I've become very “culturalized , seeing many museums, palaces, cathedrals, castles, etc.! The Danish life style is very much the same as ours, so I feel pretty well at home. The language is difficult, but I’m learning. I've had a great year so far, and I'm really looking forward to the rest of it!! Finally, I'd just like to comment on the saying— There is something rotten in the state of Denmark! , by Shakespere. He surely must have been in another world—for there is definitely nothing rotten in the state of THIS Denmark!!! Pas godi pa! (Take care) Kaerlig hilsen, (KAERLIG HILSIN) Heide 1983 Yearbook Patrons Mr. and Mrs. William Fowlston Mr. and Mrs. Fran D'Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Harold Race Terri L. Fowlston Jean Turner Jimmy Turner Joy's Beauty Room Holl Kiesel Zenna Ventra Richie Hoftman Brett and Vicki Shepler Pickle Mr. and Mrs. James Podraza Mr. Francis Wilcox The Thomas Fowlston family Mr and Mrs. Milton Shepler and family Kathy D'Angelo The Music Shop DONUT HOUSE Route 12 Norwich, NY (607) 334-9182 Donuts Muffins COFFEE and more Mon. THRU Fri—6 A.M. _________Sat, and Sun.—7 A.M.__________ PHONE BUSINESS 334-6466 S S T. V. APPLIANCES NORWICH, NEW YORK 13815 R. C. A. - WHIRLPOOL - FRIGIDAIRE TAPPAN • MAYTAG JENN-AIR GE ‘ EUREKA Thomas W. Brauer Joseph A. 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Best of Luck GOOD LUCK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '83 The Oxford Deli RAPID REPRODUCTIONS RT. 12 OXFORD, NY 94 Let's Get This Show on the Road—The Party's Already Started! Chaperones Homecoming 1982 BLUE BIRD RESTAURANTS Norwich 334-4832 334-2364 Hamilton 824-1840 BEHE FUNERAL HOME INC. 55 State Street ,V ' - ; ' t Oxford New York 13830 Uloiwich 5 loto JLodge 607-843-4321 STEVEN E BEHE LICENSED MANAGER Route 12 at South City Limit Telephone Norwich New York 13815 607 334-9935 Oxford. NY 13830 607-843-4891 95 INDEX SENIORS..........................................................4 UNDERCLASSMEN...................................................22 ORGANIZATIONS...................................................32 SPORTS..........................................................52 FACULTY.........................................................72 96 Index