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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1986 volume:

BLACKHAWK 1986 Photo token by Pout Preuss Lost summer the editors pondered over o cotchy theme for this yeor thot would express the school's successes, defeats, struggles, and accomplishments throughout the 1985-86 year. We decided on Glory Days” as a way of remembering our years at Oxford High, and that they were. We hope that what we have created will bring back all the memories that accompanied this year, and become a part of what everyone will one day be as individuals. CONTENTS Seniors........ Special Events. Sports......... Organizations... Faculty........ Underclassmen Advertising.... ..4 20 30 48 66 74 86 OXFORD ACADEMY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL S. WASHINGTON AVE. OXFORD, NEW YORK 13830 (607) 843-2025 VOLUME XXXII ENROLLMENT: 364 Opening 1 Could I see the schedule book? “I don't know what I have today. “Can you tell me the CEEB code? May I have a pass to class? Is this an A, B, C, or D day?” The person most capable of helping out with all of the above is our friend, Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Rice has assumed the position of H.S. guidance office secretary since October 1972 when, five weeks into the school year, she stepped in to fill the vacancy created by a retirement. During our research we found out more about this lady. In June 1940, then known as Ruth Smith, Mrs. Rice graduated from Oxford Academy Central School. Throughout high school she was In sports, glee club, class plays, and served her class as treasurer and secretary. After four years at OACS, Mrs. Rice furthered her education at a business school in Binghamton. Before coming to OACS she was employed in the local area and also raised four children. Written in the 1940 Blackhawk characterizing Mrs. Rice was the following: Smitty is sweet, al- ways ready to smile, her dark eyes were made the boys to guile. We, the class of 1986, take great pleasure in dedicating our yearbook to Mrs. Rice. We would like to thank her for all the time and devotion that she has contributed to the student body for so many years. The educational program at Ox- ford High would have suffered without her help in tying up the loose ends. 2 Dedication ADVISORS JOAN SWERTFAGER Degrees SUNY Albany. Classes taught Latin I-VI. English 9. Senior Seminar Women's History Women s Literature Advisor of Hon or Society Sports Coached J.V Softball; interests Ceramics ROSEMARY TRUMAN Degrees SUC at Oneonto Classes taught Modern Literature. Public Speaking Afro-American Literature. Popular Literature Drama. Short Stories. Advisor of Drama Club and Senior Class. Interests Music. Theatre Comping Great Achievements Performing m opera remodeling on old house, directing. Community In votvement Vocalist—Compony tor Chamber Opera DARRYL LANNING AND ELIZABETH RUEBSAMEN loined our class in its senior year We would like to welcome them both Mr Lanning teaches a variety of business courses, and Mrs Puebsomen is our new high school hbranon CAROL GRIMES AND SHIRLEY DETWEILER hove been permanent senior advisors together for thirteen years They have helped with choosing grob uation announcements ond plannog ceremonies They ore the ones who keep things roltang smoothly Mrs Grimes teaches French, ond Mrs Detwener teaches a variety of business courses RONALD SMITHMEYER Degrees Conisius Co lege SUC Buffolo Classes taught Computers in the Future writing. Creative Writing Journalism, Mysteries Poetry. Advisor of Newspaper Staff Senior Class, tn terests Art Computers Reodmg. Greatest Achieve ment Becoming a teacher JAMES VELTEN Degrees SONY at Albony BS and MS. Classes taught Medical Laboratory Techniques Physics. Chemistry. Physical Science. Computer Pro grammmg Advisor ot Senior Class. Interests Comput er Progrommmg. etc . Greatest Achievement gradu ate reseorch paper published m American Journal of Physics. Community involvement Fire Dept Hons Club just camera, shy LENORA SNEDEKER Degrees University ot Lon don. SUC Oneonto. Colgate Cortland Hartwck Cot lege Classes fought British ond Amencon Novels. Musicals. Shakespeare Greek Trogedy Black Lit.. Ca reer English Advisor ot Yeorbook for 23 yeors Senior Class, interests Collecting tapes of old radio shows. Greatest Achievement 25 yeors of teaching Senior Advisors 3 SENIORS 4 Seniors During four years of high school, every student undergoes various changes. Members of the Class of 1986 have had to Identify the goals they wanted to achieve during their four years at Oxford Academy. A great major- ity set their goals high, and worked hard to achieve them. The Class of '86 has devel- oped spirit and togetherness as they've progressed through the years. Lena Andersson Patrick Anthony Janet Ardron Debra Barrows John Barrows Sean Barrows Michael Bartle Denise Beckwith James Borchardt Lisa Bowden Bruce Branham Yvonne Brewer Ann Burroughs Ronald Chapman Cindy Chesebro Donald Christian Catherine Cirello Shawn Collins Christine Cosen Joel Crandall Seniors 5 LENA ANDERSSON (Exchange Student from Sweden) Hobbies Needlework; Favorite Sport: Volleyball. PATRICK ANTHONY J.V. Football 10; Varsity Wrestling 10-11; J.V. Baseball 9; Varsity Soccer 11-12; SADD Club 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Boys State 11; Concert Band 9-11; Marching Band 11; Jazz Band 11; Chorus 9-11; Varsity Club 11- 12; Student Gov't Rep. 12. JANET ARDRON French Club 9; Concert Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Jazz Band 9-12; Chorus 9-10. 12; Winter Guard 9-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Favorite Saying: “Psychedelic-Man”; Nickname Janardy. DEBRA BARROWS J.V. Softball 9; J.V. Volleyball 10; Varsity Volleyball 12; Ski Club 12; French Club 9-11; Student Gov’t Rep. 12; Nickname: Deba; Future Ambition: Race Go-Karts, college. JOHN BARROWS J.V. Baseball 9; VoPro 11. Carpentry Masonry; F.F.A. 12; Favorite Saying: No Way. Nickname: The Wall; Hobbies: hunting fishing; Favorite Sport: foot ball; Future Ambition: Armed Services. SEAN BARROWS F.F.A. 9-12; Favorite Saying: “That's Life! ; Hobbies: Puzzles, model building; Future Ambition: To become Chenango County's best excavator heavy equipment operator. MICHAEL BARTLE Varsity Football 11-12; J.V. Football 9- 10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; J.V. Basket ball 9-10; SADD Club 11-12; Ski Club 10-12; Nat l Honor Society 10-12; Boys State 11; French Club 9-12; Concert Band 9-11; Marching Band 9; Jazz Band 9-11; Academic Challenge 9-11; Sti dent Gov't Rep. 10-12. DENISE BECKWITH Varsity Volleyball 10-12; Varsity Basket ball Cheerleading 9; J.V. Softball 9; Var slty Softball 10-12; Varsity Tennis 9; SADD Club 11-12; Nat l Honor Society 10-12; French Club 9-12; Concert Band 9-10; Newspaper Staff 9; Varsity Club 9-12; Yearbook Staff 9-12; Hobbies: Collecting teddybears; Future Ambition: Court Reporter for Supreme Court. JAMES BORCHARDT Varsity Football 11-12; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Wrestling 9-10, 12; Varsity Base- ball 11-12; Varsity Club 11-12; Nick name: Uncle Rick; Favorite Saying: Hey Dudes!”; Future Ambition: To be a success. LISA BOWDEN Rotary Exchange Student from Australia. Varsity Softball 12; Ski Club 12; Nat l Hon- or Society 12; Mock Trial 12; Favorite Saying: ”1 don't knoll”; Nickname Aussie. BRUCE BRANHAM VoPro 11-12. Auto Body. YVONNE BREWER Varsity Volleyball 12; J.V. Volleyball 10- 11; Favorite Saying: No doubt ; Future Ambition: Legal Secretary; Nickname: Gert ANN BURROUGHS SADD Club 12; Ski Club 10-12; Nat l Hon- or Society 10-12; Drama Club 9; Mock Trial 9-10, 12; French Club 9-10, 12; Concert Band 9-10; Marching Band 9- 10; Chorus 9-10; Academic Challenge 10; Rotary Exchange Student to New Zealand 11. RONALD CHAPMAN VoPro 11-12, Carpentry Masonry; Fa vorlte Saying: That ain’t workln”; Nick name: Ronnle-Rat; Future Ambition: to work with wood. CINDY CHESEBRO SADD Club 11-12; Nat l Honor Society 11-12; Girls State 11; Concert Band 9- SENIOR 11; Marching Band 9-11; Jazz Band 9- 11; Chorus 9-11; Varsity Club 10-11; Stu- dent Gov’t Rep. 9,12; Class Pres. 9. DONALD CHRISTIAN VoPro 12. Security Law Enforcement; Varsity Football 11-12; J.V. Football 9- 10; Varsity Baseball 10-12; J.V. Baseball 9; Varsity Club 11-12; Favorite Saying: “That’s stupid! ; Nickname: Denny; Fa ture Ambition: To be a pro baseball player. CATHERINE CIRELLO J.V. Softball 9; French Club 9-12; Favor Ite Saying: “That’s not nice ; Nick name: Cathy; Future Ambition: College. SHAWN COLLINS VoPro 11-12, Heating. Plumbing and Electrical; Varsity Wrestling 11-12; Varsi- ty Soccer 10-12; Varsity Club 10-12; Fu ture Ambition: Own my own business; Nickname: Doggy; Favorite Sport: Soc- cer. CHRISTINE COSEN Varsity Basketball 11; J.V. Girls Basket ball 9-10; Ski Club 12; French Club 9- 11; Concert Band 9-11; Varsity Club 11-12; Student Gov’t Rep. 9-11; Future Ambition: Veterinarian. JOEL CRANDALL Varsity Football 10-12; J.V. Football 9; Varsity Boys Basketball 11-12; J.V. Boys Basketball 10; J.V. Baseball 10; Boys State 11; French Club 9-12; Varsity Club 10-12: Student Gov’t Rep 10; Class Pres. 10; Class V. Pres. 9,11; Favorite Saying: Gimme A Break! LORI CUMMINGS Varsity Field Hockey 10-11; J.V. Field Hockey 9; J.V. Softball 9; Hobbies reading. Future Ambition Occupational Therapist; Nickname: Lor. 6 Seniors PROFILES MARY CUMMINGS VoPro 11-12. Nurse Assistant; J.V. Bask etball 10; Favorite Saying ‘Hey, dude! Nickname Mare; Future Ambition: Move to Greene and work; Hobbies rid- ing horses. REBECCA DAVIS SADD 11-12; Chorus 11-12; Newspaper Staff 10-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Hobbies traveling; Nickname: Bucky; Future Am bition: Travel Agent; Favorite Sport: Newcomb. JUDI DEAN Varsity Field Hockey 10-12; J.V. Hockey 9; Varsity Basketball 11-12; J.V. Basket ball 9-10; Varsity Softball 11-12; J.V. Softball 9-10; Concert Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Varsity Club 11- 12; Favorite Saying: Who cares? ; Hobbies: reading, playing sports; Future Ambition: Get rich. PAULA DIAMOND French Club 10-12; Marching Band 9; Yearbook Staff 12; Favorite Saying: Hey dude! ; Hobbies: horseback rid- ing. drawing; Nickname: Tork Woman; Future Ambition: Work in a medical lab. STACEY DIAMOND Varsity Field Hockey 10-12; J.V. Field Hockey 9; SADD 11; Wlnterguard 9-12; RYLA 12; French Club 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Newspaper Staff 9; Varsity Club 10-12; Yearbook Staff 9; Student Gov’t Pres. 12; Student Gov’t Sec. 11; Favorite Saying: Hey Abbott! ; Nick name: Stacey-Ra. DEBORAH DUELL Varsity Basketball 11-12; J.V. Basketball 9-10; Varsity Football Cheerleading 11; French Club 10-11; Concert Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-10; Varsity Club 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Nickname: Deb; Hobbies: dancing, friends, driving; Fa vorite Sports: Basketball. Powder Puff Football; Favorite Saying: Hey dudeski! . JAMEY DUNN VoPro 11-12,Horticulture; FFA 11-12; Fa vorite Teacher: Mr. Godfrey; Hobbies: socializing; Nickname: Jay’’; Future Ambition: Be a florist; Favorite Sport: Vol- leyball; Favorite Saying: Oh. I know! . KENNETH DUTCHER Varsity Football 12; J.V. Basketball 9-10; Ski Club 10-12; Hobbies: skiing, football, motocross; Nickname: Dutch ; Future Ambition: be rich; Favorite Saying: Hey man! ; Favorite Teacher: Mr. Abbott. KATHLEEN ESTELOW J.V. Basketball 9; Varsity Volleyball 12; Varsity Tennis 12; Ski Club 12; Winterguard 9.11; French Club 9-12; Concert Band 9-10; Marching Band 9; Yearbook Staff 10-12; Student Gov’t Vice Pres 12; Nickname: Kaz. SUSAN FAVORITO French Club 9-10; Nickname: Spunky; Favorite Saying: Are you serious? ; Hobbies: cruising, swimming. AMY FISHER Varsity Field Hockey 10-12; J.V. Field Hockey 9; Varsity Basketball 11-12; J.V. Basketball 9-10; Ski Club 12; Honor Society 11. Pres. 12; OE 11; French Club 9-12. Pres. 12; Concert Band 9-11; Marching Band 9-10; Varsity Club IQ- 12; Yearbook Co-Editor 12; Student Gov't Sec. 12; Class Sec. 9-11; Future Ambition: Marketing. ADRIAN GARDNER Varsity Football 11-12; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Wrestling 10; French Club 10-12; Varsity Club 11-12; Student Gov’t Rep. 10; Class Pres. 12; Hobbies: karate, friends, hiking. Zenna; Nickname: Ade; Future Ambition: Foreign Service Officer. JEFFREY GENUNG Honor Society 11-12; Drama Club 9-12; Mock Trial 9,11-12; Boys State 11; French Club 9-12; Marching Band 11- 12; Academic Challenge 10-12; News- paper Staff 11-12; Hobbies: reading; Fu ture Ambition: write episode of Love Boat CHARLES GILMORE Varsity Football 12; J.V. Football 10; Var slty Wrestling 11; Varsity Baseball 11; J.V. Baseball 10; RYLA 11; Academic Challenge 11; Varsity Club 12; Student Gov't Rep. 11; Hobbies: riding horses; Nickname: Chip; Future Ambition Be- come rich; Favorite Sport Polo. TIMOTHY GOLDEN J.V. Football 9-10; Varsity Wrestling 9- 10; Concert Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-11; Jazz Band 9-12; Chorus 11; Varsi- ty Club 10-12; Favorite Teacher: Mr. Smithmeyer; Hobbies Bowling; Future Ambition: Own auto repair shop; Favor Ite Sport: Wrestling. WILLIAM GOLDEN JR. Varsity Football 11-12; J.V. Football 9- 10; Varsity Wrestling 11-12; Varsity Base- ball 11-12; J.V. Basketball 9-10: J.V. Baseball 9-10; Hobbies: All kinds of sports. MARYANN GOLLIVER VoPro 11-12, Data Processing; Hobbies reading, sports; Nickname Mare; Future Ambition: Getting married; Favorite Sport: Field Hockey. PETER HANSEN Varsity Football 11-12; J.V. Wrestling 9; Varsity Soccer 9-10; Ski Club 12; Varsity Club 9-12; Hobbies: Music, socializing. Stacey Diamond; Favorite Sport: Foot ball; Future Ambition: Be wealthy, hap py. and healthy. BONNIE HATHAWAY Varsity Cheerleading 9-11; VoPro 11, Child Care; Favorite Saying: Ya Man! ; Hobbies: dancing; Nickname: Bonzo; Fu ture Ambition: Airline Stewardess; Favor ite Sport: Cheerleading. Seniors 7 Lori Cummings Mary Cummings Rebecca Davis Judi Dean Paula Diamond Stacey Diamond Deborah Duell Jamey Dunn Kenneth Dutcher Kathleen Estelow Susan Favorito Amy Fisher Adrian Gardner Jeffrey Genung Charles Gilmore Timothy Golden William Golden, Jr. Maryann Golliver Peter Hansen Bonnie Hathaway 8 Seniors Peter Heggie Penny Hinman Earl Hitt, Jr. Richard Hofmann Rebecca Houghtallng John Jackson Eric Knoll Keith Lanfear Cathie Lanning Michele Loughren Diane MacLaury Matthew Maholchic David Marshman John Mead Denise Miller Stephen Miller Brenda Morack Mary Motyka Denise Mumbulo Scott Ohl Seniors 9 PETER HEGGIE Varsity Football 11-12; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Basketball 11-12; J.V. Basketball 9-10; Varsity Baseball 11-12; J.V. Base- ball 9-10; Varsity Club 11-12; Nick name: Pistol; Future Ambition: Police Officer; Hobbies Hunting, fishing, base- ball. PENNY HINMAN J.V. Hockey 9; Varsity Volleyball 11-12; J.V. Volleyball; VoPro 11-12. Nurse As- sistant; Future Ambition: College; Favor ite Sport: Volleyball; Hobbies: Walking; Favorite Teacher: Mr. Smithmeyer. EARL HITT, JR. VoPro 11-12, Auto Body Repair; Hobbies: Working on Cars; Nickname: The Pearl; Future Ambition: Own auto body shop; Favorite Sport Auto Racing. RICHARD HOFMANN Varsity Football 12; VoPro 11-12, Con- servation; Hobbies: Moto-Cross. hunting; Nickname: Richie; Favorite Sport: Moto-Cross. REBECCA HOUGHTALING J.V. Hockey 9-10; Chorus 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Hobbies: Socializing, sports; Nickname Becky; Future Ambition: Cruise Director; Favorite Sport Football; Favorite Saying Yeah-right! JOHN JACKSON Varsity Basketball 11-12; J.V. Basketball 9-10;Varsity Baseball 11-12; J.V. Base ball 9-10; Ski Club 10-11; National Hon- or Society 11-12; French Club 9-12; Concert Band 9-11; Varsity Club 12; Stu- dent Gov't Treas. 9; Nickname: J.J. ERIC KNOLL Varsity Football 11; J.V. Football 9-10; J.V. Basketball 9-10; Ski Club 10-12; VoPro 11-12, Auto Mechanics; Jazz Band 9; Nickname Mr. Gasket; Favorite Saying: That Ain't Working. Hobbies: Cars, music. KEITH LANFEAR Varsity Wrestling 9-12; Drama Club 9- 10; Mock Trial 10; French Club 9-10; Academic Challenge 9; Varsity Club 10-12; Favorite Saying: I do It later ; Future Ambition: To be a Professional Private Investigator. CATHIE LANNING Varsity Basketball 11-12; J.V. Basketball 9-10; Varsity Softball 10-12;J.V. Softball 9; National Honor Society 11-12; French Club 9-11; Concert Band 9-11; March- ing Band 9; Jazz Band 9-11; Varsity Club 10-12; Student Gov't Rep. 9-10; Class Treas. 11-12; Future Ambition: Registered Occupational Therapist. MICHELE LOUGHREN J.V. Volleyball 10-11; Varsity Volleyball 12; SADD Club 12; Winter Guard 9. 12; Marching Band 9-11; Chorus 9-10; Yearbook Staff 9-12; Favorite Saying: No Prob ’; Nickname: Fred; Future Am bition Fashion Buyer. DIANE MACLAURY VoPro 11-12, Nurse Assistant; Yearbook Staff 12; Hobbies: Painting; Future Ambi- tion: L.P.N.; Favorite Sport: Softball. MATTHEW MAHOLCHIC Varsity Football 12; J.V. Football 10; J.V. Wrestling 9; Ski Club 11-12; Drama Club 9; French Club 9-10; Academic Chal- lenge 9-12; Newspaper Staff 11-12 Hobbies: Music. DAVID MARSHMAN Varsity Football 11-12; J.V. Football 9- 10; Varsity Wrestling 9; Ski Club 9- 12;VoPro 11-12, Auto Mechanics; Fu ture Ambition: To have all the TOYS I want; Favorite Saying: What's going on. JOHN MEAD J.V. Soccer 9; Varsity Soccer 10-12; Hobbies: Being with friends; Future Ambi- tion: To go on an expedition. SENIOR DENISE MILLER Concert Band 9-12; F.F.A. 9-12; F.F.A Treas. 12; Favorite Saying: All Right! Hobbies: Horseback riding; Future Ambi- tion: To raise and show horses. STEPHEN MILLER VoPro 11-12, Carpentry Masonry; Fa vorlte Saying: That Ain’t Workin ; Hobbles: Riding four wheelers; Nick name: Eli; Future Ambition Carpenter; Favorite Sport: Bowling. BRENDA MORACK Varsity Volleyball 12; VoPro 11-12, Data Processing; Nickname: Bren; Favorite Sport: Volleyball; Hobbies: Socializing, sports; Favorite Teacher Mr. Smith meyer; Favorite Saying: Oh.l know! MARY MOTYKA Ski Club 12; Winter Guard 9-12; Mock Trial 9-12; French Club 10-12; Marching Band 9-12; Chorus 9-10; Newspaper Staff 11; Yearbook Staff 11; Student Gov't Rep. 9; Hobbies: Writing; Future Ambition: Teacher. DENISE MUMBULO J.V. Hockey 9-10; Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 9-10; VoPro 11-12, Food Services; Chorus 9-12; Yearbook Staff 10-11; Nickname: Fred; Favorite Sport Wrestling; Hobbies: Cooking, singing, dancing; Future Ambition: To own a restaurant. SCOTT OHL VoPro 11-12, Heatlng Plumbing Electrical; Concert band 9; Hobbies Mu sic. drawing; Future Ambition Armed Services; Favorite Sport Football 10 Seniors PROFILES WILLIAM OLMSTED J.V. Football 9-10; J.V. Basketball 9; VoPro 12. Security Law Enforcement; Future Ambition: State Police Officer; Fa vorlte Saying: Wherever you go, there You are! DAVID PAGE Nickname: Dave; Favorite Saying: Have a good one! Hobbies: Playing pool, socializing; Favorite Sport: Hunting; Future Ambition: Hunt big game in Afri- ca. CRYSTAL PARDO VoPro 11-12, Cosmetology; Yearbook Staff 12; Favorite Saying: Go for It! ; Hobbies: Writing, talking on the phone; Nickname: Chris. SUSAN PHILIPPONE Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 11; J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 10; Drama Club 10; French Club 9-12; Chorus 9- 10; Yearbook Staff 11-12; Nickname: Suzl-Q; Future Ambition Legal Secre tary. KAREN PLACE Varsity Field Hockey 10-12; J.V. Hockey 9; J.V. Basketball 9; J.V. Softball 10; Var slty Club 10-12; F.F.A. 9-12; Future Ambl tlon: Environmental Biologist. COLLEEN PROPPE Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 11; fa vorlte Teacher: Mrs. Morris; Favorite Say ing: Fine, be that way! ; Hobbies: Sew ing; Nickname: Sophie; Future Ambition: Modeling. EDWARD PROPPE Varsity Football 11-12; J.V. Football 10; Ski Club 12; Favorite Saying: What do you want—A COOKIE? ; Hobbies: Draft ing. drawing; Future Ambition: Drafting. RICHARD PURDY VoPro 11-12. Horticulture; Nickname: RIP; Favorite Saying: Fly! ; Hobbies: Herb gathering; Future Ambition: Horti- culture oriented; Favorite Sport: Wres- tling: Favorite Teacher: Mr. Smithmeyer. MATTHEW REDDING J.V. Football 9; Varsity Soccer 10-12; Varsity Wrestling 9; J.V. Baseball 9; Varsi- ty Club 10-12; Ski Club 10-12; Honor Society 10-12; Drama Club 10-11; Op- eration Enterprise 10; French Club 9-12; Concert Band 9-11; Marching Band 10; Chorus 10; Academic Challenge 9-12; Newspaper Staff 10; Class Pres. 11; Class Vice Pres. 10; Student Gov't Rep. 12. THAD RICE Varsity Football 11-12; Varsity Wrestling 8-12; Favorite Saying: “Got a quarter? ; Favorite Sport: Wrestling; Nickname: Little Worm. OLA ROOS Rotary Exchange Student from Sweden; Ski Club 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Hobbies: Photography; Future Ambition: Travel around the world; Favorite Sport: Golf. TERESA RYAN Varsity Basketball 10-12; J.V. Basketball 9; French Club 9-12; Concert Band 9- 11; Varsity Club 11-12; Student Gov’t Rep. 9; Class Sec. 12; Class Treas. 10; Nickname: Teres; Favorite Sport: Basket ball. TIMOTHY RYAN Drama Club 9-12; Concert Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Jazz Band 9-12; Chorus 9; Newspaper Staff 10-12; Oratorical Champion 11; Future Ambi- tion: To be rich. DAVID SABIN Varsity Soccer 9-12; VoPro 11-12, Ag. Diesel Mechanics; F.F.A. 9-10; Nick name: Dave; Favorite Sport: Soccer; Fu ture Ambition: Diesel Mechanic. TODD SEILER J.V. Basketball 9-10; VoPro 11-12. Draft ing; Varsity Club 9-12; Favorite Saying: You Re Re! ; Hobbies Riding dirt bikes; Future Ambition: Draftsman; Favorite Sport: Golf. MARK TEFFT J.V. Football 9. Varsity Basketball 10; J.V. Basketball 9; J.V. Baseball 9-10; Varsity Soccer 11-12; J.V. Soccer 9-10; Ski Club 10-11; Future Ambition: Miami Vice Squad; Favorite Sport: Soccer. ELIZABETH TENAGLIA Honor Society 10-12; Drama Club 11; Girls State 11; Operation Enterprise 11; French Club 9-12; Concert Band 9-12; Marching Band 9; Chorus 9-11; Aca- demic Challenge 9-11; Newspaper Staff 9-12; Nickname: Cricket. PAUL THOMPSON Varsity Soccer 10-12; J.V. Soccer 9; VoPro 11,12. Ag. Diesel Mechanics; Chorus 9-10; Varsity Club 10-11; F.F.A. 11-12; Favorite Saying: Fire it up! ; Nickname: Skeeter. Future Ambition: Army; Favorite Sport: Soccer. JOHN TRACY F.F.A. 9-12; Hobbies: Rebuilding engines; Future Ambition: Dairy Farmer. AMY TROICKE Varsity Field Hockey 11-12; J.V. Hockey 9-10; J.V. Volleyball 10; Favorite Say ing: '‘Chill-out! ; Hobbies: Collecting key chains; Nickname: Trixie; Future Am- bition: Get a GOOD Job; Favorite Sport: Football. Seniors 11 William Olmsted David Page Crystal Pardo Susan Philippone Karen Place Colleen Proppe Edward Proppe Richard Purdy Matthew Redding Thad Rice Ola Roos Teresa Ryan Timothy Ryan David Sabin Todd Seiler Mark Tefft Elizabeth Tenaglia Paul Thompson John Tracy Amy Troicke 12 Seniors Eric Young Amy Youngs Adam Jarosz Dennis Mack Zenna Ventra Paul Williams Michele Wilson Stacey Wood ZENNA VENTRA J.V. Basketball 9; Ski Club 11-12; Honor Society 11-12; Drama Club 9-10; Mock Trial 9-12; French Club 9-12; Concert Band 9-12; Marching Band 9; Student Gov’t 9-11; Class Vice Pres. 12; Nick- name: Zenna-B. STACEY WOOD VoPro 12. Cosmetology; Winter Guard 9-12; Marching Band 10-11; F.F.A. 11- 12; Favorite Saying: Oh well!” Future Ambition: Beauty School; Favorite Sport: Volleyball. ADAMS JAROSZ F.F.A. 9-12; Hobbies Reading, walking; Future Ambition: Dairy Farmer. PAUL WILLIAMS VoPro 12. Conservation; F.F.A. 9-12; Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, camping; Nick name: Devil; Future Ambition: Farming; Favorite Saying: Go for It!”; Favorite Sport: Football ERIC YOUNG Favorite Teacher: Mr. Smlthmeyer; Fa vorite Saying: Party time ; Hobbies Hunting, fishing; Nickname: Laces; Fu ture Ambition Armed Forces; Favorite Sport: Football. DENNIS MACK J.V. Football 9; Varsity Football 10; Varsi- ty Wrestling 12; F.F.A. 11-12; VoPro 11- 12. Conservation; Hobbies: Hunting. Fa vorite Sports: Wrestling, lacrosse; Future Ambition: To be a U.S. Marine sergeant. MICHELE WILSON Ski Club 12; Hobbies Reading, being with friends, horseback riding; Nick name: Buckwheat; Future Ambition: Computer Wiz; Favorite Sport: Football; Favorite Saying Fine. then. Do it your self!”; Favorite Teacher: Mr. Smlthmeyer. AMY YOUNGS VoPro 11-12. Electronics; French Club 10-11; Chorus 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Fa vorite Saying: Go for It! Nickname: Acy; Favorite Sport: Swimming. Seniors 13 For all members of this special class, this year- book is their last. The thin scroll of paper handed to each Senior at graduation, marks the final tie with Oxford Academy. All the activities shared together during the years will become fond memories. Friendships that were created and developed dur- ing the high school years , should increase in val- ue and prosper in the upcoming years. 16 Seniors THE LAST YEAR Pres.: Adrian Gardner; V.P.: Zenna Ventra; Sec.: Teresa Ryan; Treas.: Cathie lanning. For all members of this special class, this yearbook is their last. The thin scroll of paper handed to each Senior at graduation marks the final tie with Oxford Academy. All the activities shared together during the years will become fond memo- ries. Friendships that were created and developed during the High School Years should Increase In value and prosper In the upcoming years. CLASS FAVORITES Favorite Group: Motley Crue Favorite Singers: Bryan Adams Madonna Favorite Magazine: Seventeen Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Song: Loving Every Minute of It Favorite Teachers: Mr. Smithmeyer Mrs. Detweiler Favorite Book: The Adventures of Huck Finn Favorite Movie: Rambo Favorite Pastime: Partying 17 Seniors EXCHANGE STUDENTS Gidday! That's the typical New Zealand greeting; It's really slang for “Good day and is used regardless of the time or place. As a Rotary Exchange Student to Kaiapoi, N.Z.. from August, 1984, to July, 1985, I had many experiences: flying in a six-seater plane over glaciers, hiking thirty-two miles through magnificent native bush, skiing treeless ski fields, soaking up rays at the beach of a secluded bay on the Pacific Coast, exploring in a city built around extinct volcanoes, and the list goes on and on. Besides that, I learned a new language, discovered many unfamiliar customs and different ways of doing everyday things and made friends that helped make my year the best of my life so far. Many thanks to both the Oxford Ro- tary Club and the school district for making the program possible. Ann 3 ii s ft HELLOI My name is Ola Roos, and I'm one of the exchange students here this year. I come from Sweden, where I live in Landskrona, a city of 35,000 inhabitants. Landskrona is situat- ed on the west coast of the southern part of Sweden, just across from Denmark's capital, Copenhagen. You may wonder why I'm here, and not back in Sweden for my senior year. I've always liked to experience new things, so when my dad one day asked me if I wanted to be an exchange student, the an- swer was obvious. The last couple of weeks before I left Sweden I spent wondering if I was doing the right thing. This year has proved it to be right! I It has been the absolutely best year of my life. Never have I done so much, and learned so much in so short a time. A big THANKS!! to everybody who has helped me to feel so at home. Yours, Ola 18 Seniors Shedding Some Light on The Dark Continent I was born in Africa, and I live In the most southerly part of the dark continent . Con- trary to popular belief, we don't have lions, elephants, and other wild animals running around our backyardsl Oxford Is . . . ummm— different” from what I expected! I come from the city of Johannesberg, in an area called the Wltwatersrand, which has a population of a few million — against Oxford's few thousand! I also come from an ALL BOYS school that has about 1,300 pupils. I must say that I do prefer the more females” here at Oxford Academy! You are also all so friendly, and really know how to make a person feel at home—even If you are all out to Americanize” me! My Americanization began with a new pair of Levis , and after that, all pillars crumbled. My South African accent, along with my glo- rious golden tan, began to fade. I am so white at the moment that if I showed my face at a South African beach, I would prob- ably be forcefully removed by Ghostbusters, Inc. Well, who wants a tan anyhow—when you can have FROST BITE! Charles Kerr Hejsan Alllhop! My name is Lena Andersson. As you can tell by my name, I'm not one of you . Right. I'm one of your two Swedish exchange students this year. I can’t under- stand that the time passes by so fast. I've been here more than half my time already. It's right as they say, time flies when you're having fun! Before I left Swe- den, especially at the airport, I wondered If I really did the right thing, leaving home for a whole year. But after only a few days, I knew I had. It's impossible to explain how much this year means to me. I've learned more In 5 months here than I would have done In 5 years back home. I want to thank every- body for helping me make this a great experience. Also, a very special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and their sons for having me living with them the whole year. I will miss you all, Lena Seniors 19 20 Special Events Special Events 21 ON THE EDGE OF A DREAM LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Fisher, R. Borchardt; P. Hlnman, B. Olmsted: B. Hathaway. J. Jones; M. Motyka, P. Mitchell: 2nd Princess: E. Teneglla. J. Genuno; Queen: D. Duell. C. Hamilton; 1st Princess: S. Philllpone. J. Wright; D. Beckwith. M. Redding; C. Lannlng, P. Heggie; C. Pardo. S. Houck; Z. Ventra. J. Jackson. That’s our boys out there! Dancing the night away Special Events 23 HOMECOMING 1985 COURT: A. Fisher. R. Borchordt; 1ST PRINCESS: C. Lannino, P. Heggie; 2ND PRINCESS: Z. Ventra, A. Gardner: QUEEN: S. Diamond. P. Hansen; D. Beckwith, M. Redding; C. Chesebro. J. Rogers, K. Estelow, D. Lowe. November 8th marked the beginning of the Homecoming weekend. A pep rally on Friday night inspired all of Oxford to attend the exciting football game against Harpursvllle the following evening. The home team won. At that last Oxford football game of 1985, the Homecoming candidates were present- ed with their escorts on the field at halftime. The majority of the student body chose Stacey Diamond to be their queen, escort- ed by Peter Hansen. First princess was Cath- ie Lanning, escorted by Peter Heggie; and Zenna Ventra, escorted by Adrian Gardner, was named second princess. Stacey and Pete 24 Special Events CANDIDATES: FRONT ROW: Amy Fisher. Zenna Ventra, Kaz Estelow, Stacey Diamond; BACK ROW: Cathie Lannlng. Cindy Chesebro, Denise Beckwith. The new queen gets a hug from last year s queen, Kim Emerson. You guys are escort- ing them dressed like that?” The Queen and her court leaving the field In style. Special Events 25 SADD ASSEMBLY That'll never happen to me ... ? SADD participants Mrs. Cam Morris Introduces the assem- bly Dr. Mark V o o © I reports on the drug and alcohol abuse sur- vey taken In the high school. Ellse Howard and Roger Monaco Indulging for the cause. 26 Special Eents SADD members watch with an eager eye. Mr. Monaco's ability is tested while under the influence. Portable stop signs (Beware the one on the right!). What cone? I didn't see any cones! Get ready, here they come! S.A.D.D. Students Against Driving Drunk is a group that asks people to think ahead. The Oxford S.A.D.D. chapter began after a group of students attended an assembly in Albany featuring Mr. Robert Anastas, S.A.D.D.'s founder. He started the idea after two members of his high school's hockey team were killed due to drunk driving. He wanted to make students aware of the dangers of drinking and driving before it was too late Last year the Oxford S.A.D.D. chapter sponsored an assembly (pictured here) to promote awareness of the group and the serious consequences of driving drunk. The group also sponsored safe rides home from Prom and Graduation parties which were well- received by the student body. This year Mike Beckwith, Jon Rogers, and Cindy Chesebro make up the executive committee, advised by Mrs. Morris. Already, with the help of many students, teachers, and parents, S.A.D.D. has spon- sored an All-Night Party to help illustrate the idea that you can have fun without alcohol. About 130 stu- dents participated and all involved had a good time. Special Events 27 28 Sports POWDER PUFF SENIORS-FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: M. Teftt. T. Ryan. C. Cosen. Z. Ventra. K. Estelow. S. Diamond. D. Duell. SECOND ROW: A. Fisher. K. Wentworth. A. Trolcke, J. Ardron. M. Loughren, K. Place. M. Wilson. M. Gesslein. THIRD ROW: T. Smith. C. Lannino. J. Dean. T. Lord. S. Hoke. L. Tewksbury. J. Northup. Y. Brewer. L. Cummings. R. Houghtaling. FOURTH ROW: E. Wiley, A. Gardner. P. Anthony. M. Redding. A. Keene. E. Proppe, S. Vlerzblcki, P. Brennan. FIFTH ROW: J. Emerson. J. Sylstra. K. Stark. J. Barrows. D. DaCosta. D. Christian. J. Dltzell, P. Heggle. J. Spyratos, J. Jackson. T. Rice. M. Bartle. R. Borchardt, P. Hansen. T. Hansen. J. Crandall. JUNIORS-SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: T. Race. S. Clrello, S. Hemstrought. M. Beckwith. D. Lowe. F. Ross. SECOND ROW: B. Smith, T. Lashway. C. Marshman. D. Clrello. S. Behe. J. Place. H. Foster. J. Northup. N. Jarosz. THIRD ROW: S. Seller. T. Cast. Y. Hunter. B. Charles. M. Tompkins. L. Seaman. D. Sabin, C. Brown. FOURTH ROW: M. Rydzewskl. S. Smith. R. Cobb. D. Barrows. P. Borchardt. R. French. H. Russell. M. Yarnes, M. Hoke. FIFTH ROW: J. Marinos, M. Jenness. D. Velten. J. Ford. A. Wiley. H. Collins. H. Dutcher, L. Justice. T. Baumgartner. L. Suda, P. Calla. FRONT ROW D Marshman. J. Marinos, C. Joy, D. Christian. T. Rice, D. Utter. E. Proppe, S. Robb. C. Gilmore. T. Barrows. SECOND ROW. M. Maholchic. J. Crawford. P. Hansen. P. Calla. G. Genuno. A. Gardner. J. Rogers. R. Hofmann. M. Humphrey. T. Baumgartner. THIRD ROW: Mr. Curtis. Mr. Brillinger. R. Borchardt. R. French. L. MacLaury. P Heggie. D. Lowe. M. Beckwith. J. Crandall. M. Bartle. L. Suda. J. Hamilton. S. Hemstrought. K. Dutcher. C. Brown. M. Alger. B. Golden. Mr. Cooper. Mr. Abbott. SENIORS KNEELING: R. Hofmann. D. Christian. A. Gardner. B Golden. C. Joy. C. Gilmore. STANDING: T. Rice, M. Maholchic. P. Hansen. R. Borchardt. K. Dutcher. J. Crandall. M. Bartle. D. Marshman. P. Heggie. E. Proppe. FOOTBALL VARSITY 32 Sports J.V. FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: J. Spyratos. A. Zdobylak. G. Knoll. F. Markovich. B. Foster. J. Motyka, B. Christian. F. Ross. J. Ditzell. G. Brewer. A. Tewksbury. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Bradley. S. Smith. C. Manwarren. J. Sylstra, J. Redding. J. Emerson. C. Anthony. S. Kiesel. S. Nutter. B. Auwater. Mr. Stratton. BACK ROW: M. Armstrong. J. Washington. J. Barrows. D. Jackson. E. Halsteter. A. Keane. D. Campbell. D. DaCosta. S. Calla, D. Wackford. M. Perlman. STATS CAPTAINS D. Marshman, J. Crandall. R. Borchardt. B. Golden CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: T. Ryan. C. Chesebro. K. Estelow. C. Lannlng. D. Duell Sports 33 FIELD HOCKEY STATS Michel© Loughren. Kelly Stark FRONT ROW: S. Vlerzbickl. P. Brennan. T. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Ford. H. Russell. L. Tewksbury. A. Fisher. A. Trolcke. Mrs. Franco. THIRD ROW: T. Meade. M. Gessleln. C. Marshman, J. Dean, D. Gessleln. S. Diamond. K. Place. FOURTH ROW: D. Velten. M. Jenness. J. Place. 34 Sports SOCCER KNEELING: T. Hansen. M. Ford, H. Mead. S. Gukelberger, J. Mead. S. Dutcher. J. Loscavlo. B. Whittaker. STANDING: P. Anthony. P. Phlllppone. C. Franklin. T. Schadewald. Mr. Newton. D. Sabin. Mr. Godfrey. S. Page. A. Planas. C. Morgan. SITTING: G. Williams. S. Behe. S. Collins. D. Sabin. M. Redding. SENIORS STATS Chris Godfrey. Janet Ardron D. Sabin. M. Redding. P. Anthony. S. Collins. J. Mead Sports 35 TENNIS KNEELING: K. Estelow. L. lobdell. J. Castellion. D. Marinos. S. Seiler. STANDING: Mrs. Reddino. Y. Hunter. M. Hoke. B. Charles SENIOR Kaz Estelow 36 Sports FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: T. Cast MIDDLE ROW: L. Seaman. H. Dutcher, L. HuQhes. E. Wiley, R. Winner. A. Wiley. H. Collins BACK ROW L. Justice. M. Tefft Sports 37 VOLLEYBALL VARSITY FRONT ROW: D. Diamond. P. Hlnman MIDDLE ROW: H. Foster. D. Beckwith. D. Velten BACK ROW: Y. Brewer. Y. Hunter. Coach Mortensen. J. Northup. D. Barrows SENIORS 38 Sports Y. Brewer. D. Beckwith. D. Barrows. P. Hlnman FRONT ROW: L. Lobdell. L. Nowalk. D. Marinos BACK ROW: J. Franklin. M. Gessleln. A. Carnrlke. D. Sabin, Coach Griffin Sports 39 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL KNEELING: C. Cooper. STANDING: Mr. Cooper. S. Hemstrought, P. Heggle, C. Brown, M. Bortle, C. Morgan. J. Jackson. D. Lowe. K. Dutcher, T. Baumgartner. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: D. Gesslein, C. Lannlng, A. Fisher. M. Jenness. BACK ROW: D. Duell. J. Ford. J. Dean. T. Ryan. C. Marshman. Mr. Bradley. J. Castellion. M. Tompkins. L. Justice. J. Place. 40 Sports P. Hegole. M. Bartle. J. Jackson. K. Dutcher J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: R. Race. F. Ross. A. Tewksbury. B. Whittaker. S. Meade. D. DaCosta. M. Curtis. BACK ROW: J. Emerson. R. Smith, D. Campbell. S. Calla, M. Perlman. T. Davis, Mr. Curtis. J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: N. Calla, S. Lannlng. MIDDLE ROW: L. Tewksbury. S. Hoke. P. Borchardt, Mr. Haver. BACK ROW: S. Seller. T. Thayer. S. Vlerzblckl, K. Stark, T. Smith. P. Brennan. M. Hoke 42 Sports WRESTLING FRONT ROW: T.J. Zdobylak, J. Spyratos. T. Rice. R. Wright, B. French. MIDDLE ROW: J. Marinos. J. Russell, C. Anthony, S. Smith. E. Hlnman, S. Collins. BACK ROW: Mr. Locke, G. Genung, S. Pascal. R. Borchardt. J. Hamilton, S. Howe. D. Wackford, B. Golden, R. French. C. Gilmore, J. Barrows. K. Lanfear. SENIORS SITTING: R. Borchardt. S. Collins. B. Golden. T. Rice STANDING: C. Gilmore, K. Lanfear. Sports 43 VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: B. Golden. D. Christian. R. Borchardt. SECOND ROW: C. Hamilton. P. Lashway. M. Schmidt, B. Murphy THIRD ROW: Mr. Griffin. C. Gilmore. D. Lowe. J. Jackson. P. Heggie, T. Baumgartner. Mr. Thurston VARSITY SOFTBALL FRONT ROW: D. Gesslein. C. Lanning, M. Rydzewski. D. Velten. A. Hall. S. Seiler. D. Beckwith. BACK ROW: D. Castellion. J. Dean. D. Heggie. J. Wright. H. Foster. M. Burrell. Miss Gollnitz. SENIORS SITTING: B. Golden, D. Christian. STANDING: C. Gilmore, P. Heggle, J. Jackson. R. Borchardt SENIORS C. Lannlng, J. Dean, D. Beckwith Sports 45 J.V. BASEBALL FRONT ROW: S. Murphy. J. Marinos. B. Smith. C. Brown. BACK ROW: C. Morgan. G. Williams. R. Smith. D. Campbell. S. Klesel. F. Ross. S. Behe, M. Beckwith. Mr. Haver J.V. SOFTBALL FRONT ROW: C. Marshman, J. Northup, J. Castelllon. J. Place. M. Tompkins. H. Russell. MIDDLE ROW: T. Winner. B. Charles. Y. Hunter. T. Prehn, Mrs. Griffin. BACK ROW: A. Wiley. D. Barrows. P. Borchardt. S. Clrello 46 Sports LET’S GET PHYSICAL ORGANIZATIONS 48 Organizations TAKE ON ME siQns Organizations 49 STUDENT GOVERNMENT President—Stacey Diamond, Vice-President—Kathleen Estelow, Secretory—Amy Fisher, Treasurer—John Jackson. So far this year the student govern- ment has accomplished a lot of things they set out to do. The officers are Stacey Diamond, president; Kaz Estelow, vice-president; Amy Fisher, secretary; and J.J., John Jackson, as treasurer. The first scheduled activity was a WAAL dance with John Carter. It was one of the most successful dances in Oxford's history. The second event was the Powder Puff football game that had not existed for the past four years. It was an excit- ing game with almost as many fans as there would be for a boys’ game. The junior-sophomore girls pulled through with a 7-6 over the seniors and freshmen. Touchdowns were scored by Mary El- len Jenness, with the extra point by Dawn Velten. Also, the seniors’ Cathie Lannlng scored. A few plans for the future include the computer match and the annual spirit week. A big thanks goes out to all students who have participated in these activit- ies In some way. Keep up the good work and never let your spirit down. BOTTOM ROW: S. Vierzbicki, P. Anthony, C. Godfrey. H. Dutcher. SECOND ROW: G. Spyratos, K. Estelow, S. Diamond. A. Fisher, D. Cirello. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bradley, M. Redding, G. Williams, A. Gardner, D. Barrows, D. DaCosta, P. Brennan, M. Hoke. TOP ROW: J. Castellion. M. Beckwith. J. Jackson. P. Anthony, E. Hughes. 50 Organizations VO PRO BOTTOM ROW: R. Purdy. A. Wiley. J. Hamilton, B. Swertfager. M. Yarnes. B. Branham. SECOND ROW: T. Diamond. S. Russell. J. Davis, S. Collins, S. Lindridge, S. Hodge. A. Youngs, S. Ohl. THIRD ROW: C. Pardo. B. Olmsted. E. Knoll. R. Hofmann, C. Gould. T. Seller. E. Hitt. FOURTH ROW: D. MacLaury, B. Endres. A. Auwarter. P. Thompson. D. Mumbulo. P. Williams. D. McGowan. TOP ROW: M. Golllver, S. Palmer. B. Morack, M. Cummings. J. Dunn, P. Hlnman. S. Miller, R. Chapman. F.F.A. BOTTOM ROW: S. Barrows, J. Washington. A. Tewksbury. D. Miller. SECOND ROW: M. Beckwith, L. Peterson. K. Spencer. J. Carhart. THIRD ROW: L Tewksbury. G. Brewer. J. Tracy. T. Parks. TOP ROW: Mrs. Gregory. J. Barrows. W. Davis. A. Jarosz, L. MacLaury. J. Coates. R. Tracy. A. Zdobylak. K. Place. Organizations 51 OLD MEMBERS FRENCH BOTTOM ROW: D. Marinos. S. Cirello. K. Lyon. C. Cirello. H. Hicks. A. Tenaglia. C. Marshman. S. Diamond. A. Fisher. D. Beckwith. SECOND ROW: M. Motyka. D. Velten. J. Marinos. D. Diamond. S. Behe. J. Place. M. North. H. Foster. H. Russell. Z. Ventra. K. Estelow. THIRD ROW: D. Gessleln. B. Charles. M. Tompkins. M. Warner. T. Olin, C. Godfrey. S. Phillppone. L. Lobdell. R. Price. C. Thayer. E. Lanfear. S. Seiler. TOP ROW: A. Gardner. J. Crandall. J. Rogers. M. Perlman. P. Philippone. D. Lowe. D. Jackson. J. Hamilton. J. Crawford. D. Cirello. B. Smith. J. Genung. M. Hoke. J. Ford. A. Burroughs. M. Bartle. M. Redding. Mrs. Grimes. T. Ryan. C. Brown. The French Club of 1985-86 has an unprece- dented membership; In this case we’re hoping that bigger IS better! Informal parties, a Mardi Gras celebration, and plans for a trip to France next year all will occupy the group throughout the coming year. 52 Organizations CLUB NEW MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: M. Davis, S. lanning, K. Wentworth, S. Hoke, T. Smith, T. Sanford. SECOND ROW: F. Crawford, D. DaCosta. J. Ditzell. J. Emerson, L. Seaman, J. Myers. THIRD ROW: K. Stark. J. Motyka, L. Shaw, L. Franklin, T. Winner, P. Brennan, G. Knoll, Mrs. Grimes, D. Ryan, R. Thomas. FOURTH ROW: P. Anthony, V. Mayhew, J. Barrows, J. Favorito, B. Foster. TOP ROW: L. Andersson, S. Vierzbicki, T. Lord, J. Ryan, P. Calla, M. Ford. This year’s French Club initiation took place in late October; we started things off with name day-all the new members wore name tags and had to repeat a French tongue-twister upon request. Baby day filled the school with a bunch of squawkers in baggy diapers; slave day made all those being initiated appreciate their constitu- tional freedoms; and backwards day turned the school around. The culmination of the week dress-up day, when everyone had some laughs. Don’t worry, guys, next year it’ll be your turn for revenge! Organlzdtlons 53 HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: H. Foster. C. Lannlng, D. Beckwith, P. Anthony SECOND ROW: Mrs. Smith, J. Ford. J. Genung. M. Tompkins THIRD ROW: Mrs. Fowlston. Z. Ventra, J. Jackson. E. Tenaglla, A. Burroughs FOURTH ROW: J. Castelllon, A. Fisher. J. Myers. C. Chesebro. M. Rydzewskl, M. Bartle. M. Redding -nrnr FRONT ROW: G. Williams. S. Calla. M. Perlman. T. Lashway. O. Roos. MIDDLE ROW: J. Ardron. L. NEM MEMBERS Andersson. M. North. A. Youngs. H. Russell. BACK ROW: S. Diamond. T. Ryan. C. Kerr. M. Hoke. C. Godtrey. $. Seiler. Signing ot the book. 54 Organizations Organizations 55 CONCERT BAND BOTTOM ROW: T. Mead, J. Dean, P. Johnson. L. Hughes. D. Miller. D. Duell, Z. Ventra. M. Rydzewski. E. Tenaglla, C. Godfrey. M. Tompkins. H. Collins. SECOND ROW: M. Ford. T. Cashman. M. Davis. T. Sanford. S. Lanning, P. Brennan. S. Vierzbicki, L. Andersson. L. Franklin. D. Ryan. T. Bartle, S. Hoke. K. Sfark. THIRD ROW: B. Whittaker. J. Emerson. C. Loomis. T. Ryan. T. Golden. J. Ardron. H. Russell. C. Thayer. D. daCosta. T. Smith. FOURTH ROW: B Clink. A. Scott. R. Downs. G. Williams. S. Page, V. Mayhew. R. Cobb. C. Behrens. J. Spyratos. B. Auwarter. J. Tenaglia. F. Markovich. TOP ROW: T. Schadewald, S. Going. T. Hansen. C. Anthony. W. Davis. R. Price. D. Sabin. G. Knoll. S. Meade. STANDING: Mr. Wilcox. M. Perlman. J. Dwyer. D. Clrello. D. Jackson. V. Morley. S. Gukelberger, D. Hinman. 0 F F 1 C E R S President — Timothy Ryan. Vice-President —Judl Dean. Secretary Treasurer—Janet Ardron 56 Organizations JAZZ BAND BOTTOM ROW: C. Behrens. W. Davis, R. Price. D. Sabin. G. Knoll. S. Meade. H. Russell. MIDDLE ROW: R. Downs. C. Loomis. B Whittaker. J. Emerson. M. Rydzewski. T. Ryan. J. Ardron. C. Thayer. D. DaCosta. TOP ROW: Mr. Wilcox. D. Duell, S. Page. G. Williams. D. Jackson. M. Perlman. B. Auwarter. R. Cobb. T. Golden. V. Mayhew. D. Cirello. CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: L. Shaw. T. Kent. J. Ardron. S. Diamond, M. Rydzewski. H. Russell. Mr. Wilcox. MIDDLE ROW: M. Tompkins. T. Lord. R. Winner. A. Suda. P. MacLaury. K. Coveil. M. Tefft, M. Gesslein. K. Wentworth. M. North. TOP ROW: J. Myers. A. Keene. C. Manwarren. A. Zdobylak. T. Burdick. C. Burdick. J. DeCoursey. Organizations 57 MARCHING BAND FRONT ROW: T. Ryan, T. Armondl. G. Campbell, S. Diamond, T. Bartle. K. Phillips, M. Loughren. M. Motyka. SECOND ROW: D. Clrello, S. Russell. T. Golden, K. Whittaker. C. Christian. M. Perlman. D. Jackson. E. Hlnman. J. Dwyer. THIRD ROW: L. Franklin. C. Godfrey, A. Scott, L. Tenaglla. M. Tompkins. H. Russell. J. Genung. FOURTH ROW: G. Williams. J. Velten. M. Redding. T. Meade. P. Johnson. B. Clink. C. Horstman. J. Dean. M. Rydzewskl. A. Tenaglla. J. Ardron. D. Nlederer. FIFTH ROW: C. Chesebro. B. Auwarter. S. Hlnman. C. Behrens. V. Mayhew. R. Cobb. S. Page. D. Sabin. R. Price. W. Davis. P. Anthony. J. Norris. P. Mitchell. TOP ROW: P. Mann. M. Sykora, M. North. J. Dwyer. C. Ross. R. Davis. H. Collins. B. Page. K. Motyka. DRUM MAJOR Tim Ryan COLORGUARD CAPTAIN Stacey Diamond 58 Organizations DRAMA CLUB All right, Hlraml FRONT ROW: M. Rydzewski, S. Phllippone. MIDDLE ROW: H. Russell, T. Ryan, J. Myers. M. Maholchic. BACK ROW: Miss Keneaty, J. Genung, M. North, L. Hughes. Mighty fancy footgear, Mr. Third. Ohl Bllll FEUDIN’ FIGHTIN’ FUSSIN’ Ya wanna make somethin' ot It? Organizations 59 VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: D. Velten. D. Diamond, J. Place, A. Trolcke. A. Fisher, L. Cummings, D. Beckwith. SECOND ROW: J. Marinos. D. Christian, R. Borchardt. J. Meade. P. Anthony. S. Behe. THIRD ROW: C. Morgan, M. Bartle. L. Hughes. S. Hemstrought, J. Dean, M. Jenness, H. Foster. D. Duell, A. Gardner. J. Crandall, B. Golden. FOURTH ROW: S. Collins, M. Redding. C. Cosen, H. Collins, J. Jackson, T. Rice, B. Smith. P. Heggie, C. Lannlng, R. French, T. Ryan. P. Hansen, L. Justice, K. Dutcher, C. Joy. J. Motyka, C. Gilmore, D. Sabin, K. Place. FIFTH ROW: E. Proppe, G. Genung, K. Estelow, T. Baumgartner. J. Ford, C. Marshman, K. Lanfear, M. Beckwith. SIXTH ROW: T. Seller, D. Lowe, S. Robb. P. Phlllppone. SKI CLUB FRST ROW T. Lord. A. Ptonos. Z Vontra. A Burroughs SECOND ROW O Roos. C Morshman. D. Duell. M Teftt. Mr. Constao tine. K Estelow. S Diamond. J Ardron. D. Marshman. M Jenness. Mr Godtrey. THIRD ROW: J Dean. J DltzeH. J Ford. L. Justice. J. Place. E. Knoll. M Borrojero. M Moholchic. C. Godtrey 60 Organizations MOCK TRIAL FRONT ROW: M. North. M. Motyka, A. Burroughs MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Bradley. M. Perlman BACK ROW: J. Myers. T. Ryan. M. Rydzewski. J. Genung. M. Borrajero. T. Baumgartner ACADEMIC CHALLENGE SENIORS: L. Tenaglia. J. Genung. M. Bartle. M. Redding. ALSO: JUNIORS: J. Ford. J. Myers. M. North. H. Russell. ALSO: M. Tomp- M. Maholchlc. A. Burroughs. kins, H. Foster. FRESHMEN: K. Wentworth. S. Hoke. D. daCosta, J. Ditzell. ALSO: J. SOPHOMORES: M. Perlman. F. Ross. M. Hoke. D. Jackson. ALSO: C. Graef- J Barrows. A. Keene. Godfrey. G. Williams. Organizations 61 NEWSPAPER STAFF FRONT ROW: Mr. Smlthmeyer. E. Tenaglia. MIDDLE ROW: E. Hughes. R. Davis, J. Genung, H. Foster. R. Thomas. BACK ROW: A. Tenaglia. H. Dutcher. T. Ryan. SCHOOL STORE LEFT ROW: M. Robinette. H. Dutcher. E. Wi- ley. L. Nowalk. M. Wilson. RIGHT ROW: T. Olln, N. Calla, L. Justice. K. LaTourettte, Mr. Lannlng, M. Tefft. Hard at work reviewing articles 62 Organizations D-Day The D-Day Is no more. We’re sure that very few of you out there care ... the feeling Is mutual. We have accomplished a few things over the past few years, even If we still are considered table hogs. Amy ... for the first time in four years Is not smiling In the picture—we glued her lips to her teeth with cafeteria peanut butter. Kaz is practicing her stare that vaulted her into the lead role for the Exor- cist part III. Cathie’s little smile is our only true representation of life—either that or she found out that she had just won the George Family look alike contest (George In the background). And Teresa Insisted that the American Flag be in the picture. That way she felt comfortable striking a pose that suggested the very roots of the free capitalist society, “It pays to advertise.” ... Yes ... D-Day is no more ... or as some great commercial prop once said ... The piz- za's cold again. Just hanging out Be serious. Bonnie Now I think this one looks the best” Condlds 63 EDITORS “FAMOUS QUOTES “The lights are out, but Is anyone In there? Who cares If there's a space, Amy? Nobody'll notice.” Keep your hands off my pica-ruler! If we leave out the freshmen, we'll have room for everyone else. This room is a fire hazard.” It's gonna be so good, I’m so excited!” Ooh, oohll” You put the carbon paper In backwards again. “I hate deadline A'' “Oops! I just cut off her head.” Do It again! Mr. Pica says ... I hate to crop pictures—it makes me so nervous.” What was that you said, Denise? Now don't talk that way about your teachers, girls.” Quit sniffing the glue! YEARBOOK STAFF A. Fisher. D. Beckwith TREASURER: B. Davis; TYPISTS: J. Ardron, S. Phllippone; PHOTOGRAPHERS: ADVERTISING: A. Fisher, J. Ardron, C. Godfrey. H. Foster. S. M. Rydzewskl. M. Motyka; WRITERS: S. Diamond, M. Beckwith. Phllippone. K. Estelow, M. Rydzewskl, D. Beckwith 64 Organizations LAYOUT: A. Fisher, D. Beckwith. M. Rydzewskl. H. Foster. C. Godfrey. B. Morock. Mrs. Sheldon. A. Youngs. M. Golliver. B. Houghtoling, D. MacLaury SUBSCRIPTION: S. Cirello, T. Nowalk. A. Tenaglia, S. Philppone. K. Estelow. J. Ardron. H. Foster. M. Loughren. C. Godfrey. P. Brennan. D. Ryan. T. Baumgartner. J. Rogers. S. Hoke. M. Tomp- kins Organizations 65 FACULTY 66 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 dis- cover answers with the help of those who touch our lives and whose lives we touch ... our teachers. TREAT ME RIGHT Faculty 67 BOARD OF EDUCATION Ivon Ford III. Robert Rogers. David Emerson, Joseph Knoll, Jr., not pictured: Milton Wade 68 Faculty PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Gollnitz Mr. Abbott NURSE Mrs. Smith GUIDANCE Mrs. Fowlston Mr. Stevens SECRETARIES Mrs. Barber Mrs. Russell Faculty 69 MATH Miss Smith Mr. Mortensen Mrs. Perlman SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Stratton Mr. Bradley Mr. Godfrey SCIENCE Mr. Velten Mr. (Doc) Webber Mr. (Doc) Constantine Mr. Gohl (not pictured) 70 Faculty ENGLISH Mrs. Swerttoger Mr. Smlthmeyer Miss Truman Miss Snedeker (not pictured) Mr. Nelson (not pictured) SPECIAL EDUCATION FRENCH Miss Kenealy Mr$- Grimes Miss Hodge Faculty 71 LIBRARIANS BUSINESS Mrs. Ruebsamen Mrs. Nowalk Mrs. Detweiler Mr. Lanning LA. Mr. Newton AGRICULTURE Mrs. Gregory MUSIC Mr. Wilcox HOME EC. Mrs. Morris ART Mrs. Mills 72 Faculty BUS DRIVERS BOTTOM ROW: C. Yerton. J. Hole. SEC OND ROW: E. McGowan. J. Ross. R. Preston. C. Cummings. D. Wall. THIRD ROW: J. Wall, G. Duell. L Sutton. D. Reilly CUSTODIANS L. Tracey Faculty 73 CAFETERIA STAFF H. Hubschmltt. B. Hodge. B. Ingraham. J. Brewer. E. Walls J. Hansen UNDERCLASSMEN Just Ignore them and maybe they'll go away. 74 Underclassmen “BABY FACE” Spring cleaning. Greg? °kln0 sides Od Vs? Underclassmen 75 hovs ot OACHS. Putting their heads together. JUNIORS M. Alger P. Anthony A. Auwarter T. Baumgartner M. Beckwith M. Borrajero C. Brown P. Calla J. Castelllon B. Charles H. Collins J. Crawford D. Diamond H. Dutcher J. Dwyer J. Ford H. Foster H. Frledel G. Genung C. Gould J. Hamilton E. Hughes M. Humphrey Y. Hunter N. Jarosz M. Jenness L. Justice M. Koiis S. Lindrldge C. Loomis D. Lowe L. MacLaury S. Mann C. Marshman V. Mayhew D. McGowan M. Miller G. Mott J. Myers M. North J. Northup 76 Underclassmen L. Nowalk T. Olln S. Palmer P. Phlllppone J. Place T. Preston S. Redenback S. Robb M. Robinette J. Rogers H. Russell M. Rydzewskl B. Smith L. Suda B. Swerttager M. Tompkins D. Utter D. Velten M. Warner A. Wiley M. Yarnes J. Davis T. Diamond D. Gesslein S. Hemstrought R. langstaff J. Marinos S. Russell D. Tuckey M. Wetzel CLASS OF 1987 Z I Us rGpne fishing Prom Queen ot 1986? Underclassmen 77 SOPHOMORES M. Alger M. Armstrong T. Barber D. Barrows T. Bartle S. Behe P. Borchardt G. Brewer S. Calla D. Campbell J. Carhart A. Camrlke T. Cast T. Chapman D. Cirello S. Cirello R. Cobb D. Cooper F. Crawford W Davis S. Depew L. Diamond B. Dutcher B. Endres C. Franklin J. Franklin J. Franklin L. Franklin T. Franklin F. French R. French C. Godfrey B Grobel E. Halsteter H. Hicks M. Hoke S. Howe D. Jackson P. Johnson T. Kent S. Klesel E. Lanfear 78 Underclassmen CLASS OF 1988 T. Lashway T. Lobdell S. LoGerto J. Loscavio K. Lyon D. Marinos T. Mead© C. Morgan J. Motyka M. Nisbet P. Nisbet T. Nowalk B. Page S. Page T. Parker T. Parks M. Perlman L. Peterson K. Phillips R. Price T. Race B Roach J. Robinson F. Ross J. Ryan D. Sabin A. Scott L. Seaman S. Seller L. Shaw R. Smith K. Spencer M. Sykora A. Tenaglla A. Tewksbury C. Thayer R. Thomas K. Thompson R. Tracy D. Wackford J. Washington G. Williams T. Winner T. Barrows C. Behrens S. Bresee K. Brewer S. Hodge W. Houghtallng C. McAvoy S. Pascal T. Towndrow NOT PICTURED Underclassmen 79 FRESHMEN C. Anthony B. Auwarter J. Barrows T. Beebe P. Brennan C. Burdick T. Burdick G. Caldwell H. Caldwell N. Calla W. Christian J. Coates K. Covell D. daCosta C. Davenport M. Davis T. Davis G. DeCoursey J. DeCoursey S. Diamond J. Ditzell N. Doane R. Downs S. Dutcher J. Emerson J. Favorlto M. Ford B. Foster M. Gessleln C. Gilbert S. Going C. Golllver J. Graef R. Graham S. Gukelberger T. Hansen T. Hathaway J. Heath D. Hicks E. Hlnman T. Hodge W. Hodge S. Hoke K. Howe A. Keene G. Knoll 80 Underclassmen S. Lannlng K. LaTourett© L. Undenthaler T. Lord P. MacLaury C. Man warren H. Mead S. Meade M. Miller T. Minton J. Northup S. Nutter M. Orlando A. Planas H. Proppe J. Redding E. Ross K. Rusk J. Russell K. Ryan T. Sanford T. Schadewald S. Smith T. Smith C. Spencer G. Spyratos K. Stark CLASS OF 1989 J. Stroup A. Suda S. Sutton K. Sykora J. Sylstra M. Teftt J. Tenaglla L. Tewksbury T. Thayer J. Turner S. Vlerzbicki J. Webb K. Wentworth B. Whittaker E. Wiley R. Winner R. Wright A. Zdobylak Underclassmen 81 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN President—J. Sylstra Vice Pres —J. Spyratos Secretary—K. Stark Treasurer—S. Lannlng JUNIORS President—M. Beckwith Vice Pres —J. Rogers Secretary—H. Dutcher Treasurer—J. Ford KILLIN’ We've got him nowl Is that so? serious? Underclassmen 83 INDEX Academic Challenge 61 Advertisements 86-95 Agriculture Department 72 Art Department 72 Band —Captain and Drum Major 58 —Concert 56 —Jazz 57 —Marching 58 —Officers 56 Baseball 44,46 Basketball —Boys 40-42 —Girls 40-42 Board of Education 68 Boys State 55 Bus Drivers 73 Business Department 72 Cafeteria Staff 73 Candlds 83-85 Cheerleaders 37 Chorus 57 Closing 96 Custodians 73 D-Day 63 Dedication 2 District Superintendent 68 Drama Club 59 English Department 71 Exchange Students 18-19 Field Hockey 34 Football 32-33 French Department 71 French Club 52-53 F.F.A. 51 Girls State 55 Guidance Department 69 Health Department 69 Home Economics Department 72 Homecoming 24-25 Honor Society 54 Industrial Arts Department 72 LOST 8c FOUND Library Math Department Mock Trial Music Department Newspaper Staff Opening Operation Enterprise Patrons Physical Education Department Powder Puff Football Principal Prom RYLA SADD Science Department School Store Secretaries Seniors —Advisors —Candlds 72 She missed her cue. —Class Favorites 17 70 —Officers 17 61 Ski Club 60 72 Soccer 35 62 Social Studies Department 70 1 Softball 44-46 55 Special Education Department 71 86 Sports Candlds 47 69 Student Government 50 30-31 —Officers 50 68 Tennis 36 22-23 Underclassmen 55 —Freshmen 80-81 26-27 —Juniors 76-77 70 —Officers 82 62 —Sophomores 78-79 69 Varsity Club 60 4-15 Volleyball 38-39 3 Vo-Pro Students 51 4.16 Wrestling 43 Yearbook Staff 64-65 LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Markovich. C. Behrens, K. Brewer. W. Houghtallng. C. McAvoy. D. Gessleln. J. Marinos. D. Tuckey 84 Index The Oxford Cheerleading Squad Candlds 85 ADVERTISING YEARBOOK PATRONS The Abbott Family Best Wishes! Greg Ardron Congratulations! Ralph Joyce Ardron Best Wishes—Stan, Grace, Mike Bartle Best Wishes Class of 1986! Best Wishes! Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Bliven Joe, Kathy, Amy and Lindsay Brillinger Britt Fluffy Shirley and Dick Detweiler Mr. and Mrs. David Dietrich Bobby Dunshee Joyce Eldred Good luck in the future! Terry. Linda, Jason and Keith Finch HTATGAGL—Mr. Mrs. Buddy Foster Dick and Esther Fowlston The John Franco Family Miss G. Good Luck to the Class of 1986! Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Hicks Kevin Best Wishes—Sue Tom Hubbard Congratulations from the Humphrey Family John, Judy and Tracy Killean BUSINESS PATRONS Al's Service Center Benedict Corporation Brlghtman's Home Center Corner Cigar Store Country Classics David Smith's Software The Ivy House Florist Koerts Pharmacy Kuntrlset Kitchens Maxon Feed Company Nina’s 8t The Lido Norwich Auto Upholstery Oxford Deli Oxford Home Garden Center R C Auto Repair The Ribbon Mill Store Sully’s and Barb’s Cozy Nook The Donut House Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Loughren Mr. and Mrs. Franny Loughren Michele Fred” Loughren Mike and Debbie Loughren Cam and Jim Morris Mike and Kay Nearing—Good Luck to the Class of ”86 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Nowalk “Don’t Booze and Cruise”—Oxford SADD Best Wishes—Jay Davis and Wendy Parker Mr. 8t Mrs. Podraza Justin, Jenny Lee 8t Jillian Post Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rice Mr. and Mrs. John Ruebsamen Congratulations for a great yearbook! Merritt Russell Family Best Wishes—St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. David Sheldon Ronald Smithmeyer Miss Snedeker Jim Velten Mr. Francis Wilcox Ms. Wanda Wright Congratulations! You finally made it! Yo-Ma” Goodbye, Farewell and Amen! FRED’S INN Rte. 12 (3 Miles So. of Norwich) FEATURING FINE FOODS IN A WARM ATMOSPHERE Luncheons 11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Dinners Sun.-Fri. 5-10 p.m. Sat. 5:00-11 p.m. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 334-9282 (If no answer call—336-9212) ■ Chenango County's Most Famous Steakhouse 86 Advertising Owners JIM BURKE CLAUDE WALDRON. JR NOW SERVING TWO LOCATIONS 'Waidzon’t JCooz Covering 27 CARTWRIGHT AVENUE SIDNEY. NEW YORK 13838 (607) 563 1835 37 LEBANON STREET HAMILTON. NEW YORK 13348 (315) 824-2021 Joan’s Ceramics lessons Greenware ft Bisque So. Washington Ave. Oxford. N Y JOAN SWERTFAGER 843 9754 AGWAY SUPPLY CENTER YOUR ONE STOP STORE FOR BUILDING MATERIALS AND LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES Route 12 Norwich. NY PH. (607) 334-W87 CHENANGO SPORTING GOODS MEN’S WOMEN’S CLOTHING Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m. 46 S. Broad St. Ph. 334-6527 Norwich, NY Sunday 10:00 a m.—3:00 p.m. THE PENNY PINCHER BEST WISHES CLASS OF '86 LEATHER, SHOE, AND BOOT SHOP n SHOE REPAIR X MR. BIG’S DRIVE-IN State St. Oxford Route 12 Norwich Paul Penny Brennan—Owners . GOOD LUCK TO HAIR CARE CENTER H THE CLASS OF ’86 30 East State Street I Oxford, NY ''y Compliments of Phone: 843-6400 BLUE STONE GOLF COURSE Monday—Saturday CUTS • PERMS • COLOR LITTLE ACRES FARM BAKERY PRODUCE • GROCERIES • SODA BEER • SNACK BAR SUBS—PIZZA—DELI On Rte. 12—South, Oxford. NY 843-7645 15 Park Avenue Oxford. NY 13830 607-843-6235 Advertising 87 19J SJjlue JiSitcl Restaurants, 3nc. Norwich, NY 13815—Hamilton, NY 13346 Phone: 334-4832 BLUEBIRD BAKERY AND CONVENIENCE STORE Route 12 North Norwich, NY COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE NORWICH GRILLE “FRIENDLIEST PLACE IN TOWN MAC CRABIE AUTO FARM PARTS, INC. Route 12 South Greene, NY ROUTE 12 ONE STOP Open 24 hours 7 days a week 334-5706 GAS • DIESEL • SODA • BEER • FOOD Vic and Ann Cirello—Proprietors Good luck Class of '86 NORWICH YMCA 88 Advertising Body shop Service MORRIS MOTORS Quality Used Can A Trucks Rl. 51 - Gilbertsvilk. New York 13776 Rollback Truck Service (6071783-2882 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 From The Area’s Largest Fuel Supplier Fuel Oil - Coal - Gasoline - Kerosene 4 niirabito FUELGROUP THE ENERGY EXPERTS Providing Blanket Coverage of the Susquehanna and Chenango River Valleys HAYES STREET ICE CREAM PARLOR Norwich BRISBEN GRILL WILL CATER PAVILION ANO PARTY ROOM AVAILABLE TO RENT 656-8183 MCDOWELL 8t WALKER Savory Energy FIS James Ml rabito Inc. Fuel L Sons N� VW� NV S-d-Wr MonK 77 «01 664 4211 6 3 2117 334 3134 Unadilla Franklin Milling Norwich Oil Oil L Fuel Co. Company Un« -U« Nt frankWi MV Nome MV 9 3 2117 829 6)66 334 3433 r-V VILLAGE HEARTH BAKERY Oxford, NY 13830 Phone 843-2445 Donuts and Fresh Baked Goods Kool Delite Ice Cream CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 FEED, SEED, LIME, FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES WINANS Merchant Street, Oxford 843-7351 13 South Broad St. Norwich, NY OXFORD TAVERN Tom and Nan Farrell 843-6244 BEST WISHES Dl.o'i i'icl cj loto'i JLodtje Route 12 at South City Limit Telephone Norwich. New York 13815 607-334-9935 Advertising 89 Phone: 334-7968 st ar pt a Mire Rt. 12 North Norwich. New York 13815 A Salon For Everyone Pools • Spas • Saunas Commercial Residential Professional Pool Service I f ea f ucim STEPHAN B JOHNSON. Pres Box 215. Rtc 46 Munnsville. N Y 13409 315-495-5661 Rte I 2 North Norwich. NY 13815 607-334-5442 La Tourette Rapid Reproductions, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF HINMAN, HOWARD. KATTEL ATTORNEYS AT LAW • Commercial • Industrial • Specialty PRINTING Richard D. LaTourette Clarence D. Rappleyea, Jr., Esq. Katherine A. Fitzgerald, Esq. Phone 607-843-6487 13 North Canal Street Oxford. New York 13830 DAY NIGHT 3 FRANKS USED CARS 94 Genesee Street Greene, NY AUTO REPAIRS N.Y.S. INSPECTIONS USED CARS TRUCKS 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Open 6 a.m. to 12 a.m. 7 days a week GAS • SUBS • SANDWICHES • SLICED MEATS TAKE SUNOCO CREDIT CARDS VHS MOVIE RENTALS 607-334-7831 RT. 12 NORWICH, N Y. LARRY A BECKWITH Phone: 656-9996 DISTRICT SALESMAN Call ahead for prompt service WAYNE FEED DIVISION CONTINENTAL CRAIN COMPANY PHONE («07) 843 6337 R D 3 OXFORD NEW YORK 13830 JEWELERS INCORPORATED FEATURING THE FINEST SELF SERVE HIGH PRESSURE WASH RINSE WAX THE SUPER FOAMING BRUSH DUAL MOTOR VACUUMS THE OXFORD CAR WASH Fine jewelrit and watches since 19.17 RT 12 NORTH OXFORD. N Y. 13830 8 South Broad Street Norwich. N Y. 13815 WILL BRADLEY p0 BOX Sf (607)843 9341 OXFORD. N Y 13830 your satisfaction is our guarantee 90 Advertising Charlie Race, R.R.T. Branch Manager National Medical I Ml Homecare Formerly known as Onondaga Medical Homecare P.O. Box 568 State St. Oxford. New York 13830 0568 c fbljott i. ? tourer t hofi 66 MITCHELL STREET NORWICH, N Y. 13815 PHONE 334-4061 (607)843-2000 607)843 2841 OXFORD COMMUNITY YOUTH CENTER East State Street BARTLES PHARMACY INC. PRESCRIPTIONS CONVA.CSCCNT AlOS Grades 4-12 Youth Drop-in Center BRIAN BARTLC oxr:� : NV Pri rm o� t . 3830 Congratulations Class of '86 Puller O'Brien Paints Armstrong Flooring NORWICH WALLPAPER AND PAINT RUSSELL STOVER CANDY REVLON CONVALESCENT SUPPLIES OSTOMY SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS We accept all third party insurance programs RT. 12 NORTH. BOX 163 NORWICH. NEW YORK 13815 Mary Jane Barrows (607)334-8013 Prop. Phone: 843-7554 UtL HAIR STYLING 16 S Canal Si 0 ord N Y IM3T a a LOVE RENTAL CENTER Bon’s uto ftecontnttomna COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIR Cor. Rte. 12 N Calvary Dr. (607) 334-6224 RYDER TRUCK RENTALS VACUUM REPAIRS Mailing Address: Hours: RD 2 Box 562 Mon—Fri: 8:30—5:30 Norwich. NY 13815 Sat: 8:30—5:00 ROUTE 12 OXFORD, N Y. 13830 R.S. No. R409-0136 PHONE (607) 843 9482 Advertising 91 M ffreaman's s fiantp Spirits GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1986 Open: Mon.—Wed. 9- Thurs.—Sat. 9-9 (607) 843-7111 On the park Oxford, NY 13830 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 7 HOTCHKISS DRISCALL HARDWARE 30 Genesee Street Greene, N Y. Benjamin Moore Paints Stains, Auto supplies. Farm supplies. GE appliances, Window repairs, Keys. Panasonic radios. Quasar Stereos EMERSON LEWIS CO INC General Construction-Excavation Mert 8t Nan, Chris Boise, Bob Bartle MARTIN SUPPLY COMPANY Route 12 Oxford 843-2751 complete projects roofing plumbing elec heating additions Rt 12 South Oxford, NY 13830 843-2821 BOTTLES. DISHES BEDDING PLANTS AND THINGS BETTY JEAN LOUGHREN CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1986 MILL BROOK FLOWERS Cl DERM ILL ANTIQUES from ROUTE 12. 1 MILE FOR APP PHONE STANARD’S SHOE STORE SOUTH OF OXFORD.NY 607-843-8985 Iwtny K no or Insurant Gordon D. Smith Proprietor Harold a McKenzie Agency, Inc. OXFORD. NEW YORK LITTLE BOYS SHOP STEEL WELDINGS FABRICATION Harold W McKcszic PmONE: 843-2551 84� 222 ON The e ark OXFORD. N. v. Route 12 Oxford. N Y 13830 607-843-6203 (607) 334-2322 Interstate Battery System R D 1 RT 12 SO NORWICH N Y 13815 OXFORD AUTO PARTS, INC. 20 S. Canal St. Oxford, N. Y. 13830 TIRES BATTERIES GEO H LEWIS OWNER THOMAS NORTH Owner OXECRO —843-9265 92 Advertising low Price Leadership. Community Leadership. Compliments of RAYMOND CORPORATION Greene. NY 13778 jttcJVciJ 25 South Broad St. Norwich, N.Y. Phone 334-2617 DIAMONDS • WATCHES • GIFTS • CLASS RINGS M,c Jjiug.lt lin 4 DEPARTMENT STORE New Berlin Skaneateles Norwich MAIURANO'S COUNTRY CHRISTMAS GIFT STORE at the greenhouse Route 12 So., Norwich 334-4140 Doris Roy Seeley Tel 607-843-6459 Authentic Furniture and Accessories SEELEY’S ANTIQUES House and Barn Shop Just off Rt. 12 37 W State St. Cor. Liberty Oxford. N.Y. 13830 Primitives Country Furniture General Line H INGOS REAL ESTATE JK? � F imu- BEHE FUNERAL HOME INC 55 S-� -t S R ES O.' . « : Stn ' 383C. 17 Genessee Street Greene, N.Y. 13778 KITCHEN AID AMANA Office (607) 656-4224 t: WHITE—WESTINGHOUSE •’•6A3-432' HART'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE 49 Silver Street Norwich, N.Y. 13815 Raymond C. Hart (607) 334-3138 ST£ vE '. E 5EHE 94 Advertising STONE POTTERY WILLIAM TROXELL 65 W. STATE ST. OXFORD, N.Y. 13830 607-843-9538 BLujbprrfeer ,$afa jSill BLUEOK ROUGH CUT LUMBER CUSTOM SAWING LOG LENGTH FIREWOOD Buckley Hollow Road Richard J. Angle South of Oxford (607) 843-8113 Formerly Thompson Fuel Route 12 Oxford. N.Y. William E. Branham, Optician 31 North Broad St. Norwich, NY 13815 Phone: 334-9643 843-7941 Nell Dave Matt David Dave Karen Jan Mike Cyndie D.W. Kris Chris Diane Don Kaz Bruce Stacey Mike Bev David Jon Amy James H. Ryozewski CORNER RESTAURANT Chenango Valley vault Co. FAMOUS FOR HOMEMADE PIES. DOUGHNUTS, AND COOKIES Open 7 Days a Week Sun. thru Wed. Open 5 a.m. to Midnight Thurs. thru Sat. Open 24 hours MECHANIC ST. EXT. OXFORD, N.Y. 13830 ABBOTTS ANTIQUES Eleven Albany Street Oxford. New York 13830 On Washington Park 28 Genessee St. Greene. NY HOME (607) 843-9332 BUS. (607) 843-2892 Lee and Peg Moxley—Proprietors Service 336-6466 Phone: (607) 334-6466 S S T.V. APPLIANCES Norwich, NY 13815 R.C.A.—WHIRLPOOL-FRIGIDAIRE TAPP AN—MAYTAG—GIBSON—G.E. Thomas W. Brauer Joseph A. Santoro Advertising 95 CLOSING After Graduation, this Class of 1986 will go many separate ways. We hope that, during our four years of gaining much valuable know- ledge and experience, we have left a small contribution of our own In the hope of making Oxford Academy a bet- ter school.