Savona Central High School - Anovas Yearbook (Savona, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1977 volume:

an-nv' f4P ' 'wwe anew 'A' v- -- --wf'f ' ' 1 I A Q, .. -A -B.-fm,-Q-vf' ' 4 1' A , ,W-W f H,,,,,1-r-Q-mewmw I 1 .. 1 up-. .J- V , ,W f .....a,,.,-a- N V , ,. ,, , I .-...U H, Q' 'v 1, f' ..,. K 2 ,ff, '?,f-Y .4451 'L ,wh . 3-pf 4 ' -Lx.. - f'fk.-Kr , V X. M A V J -7 ..,,....H 1.. -' gs-+1q,,' , W 9 M y ' T if- ' was Ew r 1- g 'L ' ' ' A.. , . V Z. 4 Q . a P 1 11 , dir' L k Q 4 .. M ,. fs 1 ' ak ff' R . R -- H b -' misnm 1 ,. , 5 , tl ' yr N.. QQ lik!! . gb fin ' SX , o 4 I'S N g o 1 . I fb ,,. ,, it The ANOVAS staff is proud to dedicate the 1977 ANOVAS to a very special person. Your guidance and understanding have been a great influence in our years at S.C.S. Whether in the class- room, in sports, or in other school activities, you have been an inspiration to us all. Taking the job of advisor for a class that no one else wanted was a big enough task in itself. Then when you volunteered to let the class use your home for the prom party, you really did not know what you were in for. Thank you for everything you have done, and con- gratulations Mr. Uttl 1 I X l 7 A Xen o! S a 4 X ,Ui X W As the years go by, the students of Savona become more and more demanding. They want a fresh new experience everyday. But most important, they want to be involved. It takes a very special person to make things happen for our students and we're proud to boast that we have two such people, Mrs. Kruk and Coach McManus. We want to thank you two so much for being your- selves and for making our days at S.C.S, something to remember. What more can we say, you've brightened our day. RETIREMENT M r. Peters The Anovas staff would like to pay tribute to three of our non-teaching staff who retired this year. Mrs. Peters of the cafeteria staff was one whose cheerful smile always made the day seem brighter. Her husband, our head mechanic, Mr. Peters was unsur- passed in his ability to keep our fleet of buses running. We miss them both. Mr. Higbie's sympathetic nature and sense of humor soothed many frazzled nerves on the bus ride home after a lost sports event, and for this quality we shall always remember him with affection. df' ual' iiqfb E f Mrs. Peters Mr, Higbie QQQZYA ,S FACULTY and ADM I N ISTRATIGN C Q O iw, THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: Marvin BeGelI, Warren Thompson, Blaine Mattison, Carl Roy, Dorothy Burr, Howard Nichols, C. Frederick Pierson Mr. Stitt - Vice Principal A big thank you to the staff of the 1977 Anovasl Yours is a singular contribution to your school and community - an ongoing chronicle of the people and events at Savona Central in 1976-77 - a page of history to be enjoyed and appreciated now and for years to come. lt has been said that nature gave man two ends - one to sit on and one to think with, and that his success or failure has been dependent on the one he used most. We at Savona should be glad that you, the producers of the yearbook, have not shown a preference for the former. Congratulations on a job well donel I would like to take this time to extend best wishes and congratulations to the members of our 1977 graduating class. May you enjoy success in your endeavors, what- ever they may be, as you pass another milestone in the experience of Iifel Charles G. Stitt Mr. Pierson - Principal The yearbook- serves as a pictorial record of the sig- nificant activities during the school year. Special recogni- tion is given to each senior class. However, the Anovas is for all of us to cherish as we look back in years to come. A great deal of effort went into the production of the Anovas. Many hours of schooltime were devoted to its preparation, and much money has been expended. We believe it is worth the effort, but only if it is of value to those it serves. Without the continued support of adverti- sers, and complete sales of the book, publication will cease. We do not plan to expend district fund money to maintain it. Obviously the future of the ANOVAS rests in the hands of its readers. Congratulations to the staff for a job well done. You have certainly gone beyond expectations to keep the ANOVAS alive and in good shape for next year's staff. C. Frederick Pierson ,A W Mr. Sestak - Guidance Counselor Mrs. Dennis - Guidance Secretary as 'ff ...tvs Mrs. Vanderhoff - Secretary X Ms' -1. zzzfggqgpg Mrs. Burr - Secretary Anything we could say in reference to Mr. Sestak and the secretaries would be an understatement. lt would be difficult to imagine the halls without the melodic whistles of Mr. Sestak or the office without the pleasant voices of our secretaries. 2 Mr.Kmnms Industrial Ans Mr. McManus Phys. Ed. Mr. Ames Meth Mr. Murray Art Miss Masters Mr. Yaninas Commercial Science Mrs. Cooper Librarian 'UQ i Mr. Utt Science 0 Mrs. Kline English an 'M Mrs. Verity Mr. Verity Mrs. Botsford Music Music English Mr. Grimmer language -341s Mr. Jones Dr. Ed. Mrs. Luke Homemaking fr X Mr. Kruk English, Math Mrs. Meyers Miss Thompson Mr. Farnsworth Library Aid Commercial History Uxxxxf Q Mrs. Kruk Phys. Ed. E YS viii. Q Mrs. Hankinson Mrs. Maisel. M64 Viv Y Sf ,gn-H A pl, :.:N-Q .2 'v - . Q i V 'f'Mf...,Q' 4 Jaqvfxeg ll K K' . 6:lfwfff s gS:,.. YQ. ,,,-. l.qfws, Q!. s. 0 .P ang. Ui tg., 'IS Q acl. '9flFK lu.-VU. Mr. Barkley Mr. Kirlin, Mr. Pilgrim. L '50 Mr. Jones, Mr. Joint, Mr. Pilgrim, Mrs. Robie, Mrs. English, Mrs. Snyder. f.-gg n . 'Q , xi v4j.,,g,, , - . A 5 .I , .. -.. if if K' .3 fi Mrs, Cummings, Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Robie, Mrs. Percival, Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Covert, Mrs. Joint - ...Q sw...- Y- l wr six- M r. Persha Mr. Curren HONORS and ACTIVITIES I I Ik I I II ,Qi 'IIII I , 1 , I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -4 'llw- C O l D. Robie, C. Smith, M. Mills, P. Morse, S. Koperczak, A. Utegg, W. Wansaw, J. Covert Mr. Sestak Advisor The main objectives of the Savona Chapter of the National Honor Society are: ill to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, Q21 to stimulate a desire to render serv- ice, i3l to promote worthy leadership, and Q43 to encour- age the development of strong character. Candidates for election to the society may be in the sophomore, junior, or senior classes. The minimum scho- lastic average for each candidate is a cumulative average of 8596. The members are selected on a basis of their qualities of leadership, character, scholarship, and serv- ICB. NATIONAL HONOF2 SOCIETY X X STUDENT COUNCIL S. Flick, J. Pettit, L. Stampp, K. Tyler - Pres., K. Zarek - V. Pres., T. Schermerhorn, D. Vanskiver, Mrs. Botsford - Advisor, M. Lyke, J. Flick, S. Whitmore, B. Moon, A. Utegg, J. York, S. Tobias ANNOUNCING STAFF For many years Mr. Pierson faithfully delivered each day's announcements over the P.A. System. Last year, the Student Council asked if the students could try their 7 hand at doing announcements. Thus, the Announcing , staff was started. It is still in existence today, and we hope there will be enough interest to continue it next year. K. Tyler, W, Wansaw, T. Meyers, S. Flick, K. Zarek, Absent - S. Magee FOREIGN EXCHANGE 4 v val .gnc I 1 funn i Sandy Flick Ofelia Ramirez Mexico City EI Salvador D.A.R. AWARD BOY'S STATE we X Tami Meyers Joe Marro 9-'QQ ALL COUNTY BAND 81 CHORUS if :Z 'S Lv fs... . 5 3 S 4 sf--AA kv 'ai gi . , ..:. af JA Vffifr - X vvv .M s., ,.g. ,, . is Sr. High: Row 1: K. Tyler fchorusl, K. Zarek lbandl, M. Fleet lchorusl, S. Johnson, Row 2: G. Heskell, A. Utegg, D. Miller - lbandl. 0 49' Jr. High: Row 1: G. Heskell, K. Dennis, G. Joint, Row 2: D Lyke S Winslow - lchorusl, B. Stewart lbandj. X ALL M. A .. T . 4 A . .. ' - - '- r 2 iif i Q .2 il . . ' fi isa' T 2 .. I ..,,, .. .Q -.::::'V 1 ,W 1 Q :Q gf A f 35 f 1. M 1. I I ' ws' 5 di L L' N z , y . . . -Z' 'f A .. ii. K. Tyler lchorusl, W. Wansaw, K. Zarek - lbandl, M. Fleet lchorusl, S. Zarek, Row 2: A. Utegg - lbandl. STATE BAN D CHORUS THE 1 977 ANOVAS STAFF Editor: Penny Morse ,gif Yearbook Staff: D. Robie, S. Flick, S. Zarek, K. Tyler, P. Morse: Row 2: S. Magee, K. Zarek, S. Kopersczak, D. Benedict, T, Meyers: Row 3: J Marro, D. Bulkley, A. Utteg, W. Wansaw, T. BeGeII, C. White, K. Dennis, and Mr. Kinnius iAdvisori. Editorial Staff: K. Zarek - Elementary Editor, D. Bulkley - Photography, D. Robie - Art, A. Utteg - Layout, S. Kopersczak - Literary, P. Morse - Editor-in-chief, T. Meyers - Business Manager, W, Wansaw - Advertising, S. Magee - Production. Absent: M. Mills - Typing, K. Dennis - Fund Organizer. The Anovas Staff has experienced a second year of success. Through the efforts of those important few, the yearbook finds itself once again in the black. More important however, are the many hours of time and energy that were expended in making this, your Yearbook, the really great book that it is. To everyone who helped, we give a hardy thanks. Even though the financing of your yearbook looks brighter, there is still an urgent need for student involvement and moral support. Like so many other things, too much is done by too few Without concern the book appears headed for extinction. We don't really want to see this. Do you! What can you contribute towards making it an even greater success? Sales Representatives: Row 1: J. Kline, S. Partridge, T. BeGell, S. Kopersczakp Row 2: M. Utteg, L. Harrian, C. Bills, S. Magee, W. Wansawg Row 3: P. Meyers, S. Zarek, T. Rice, T. Schermerhorn, A. Grimaldi, D. Benedict. SLICE IT THIN ,Ai if 'v..... ACTING CAST: MS. FEEHAN, JOE MARRO, WENDY WANSAW, KRIS TYLER, JAY KLINE, JODY GRAHAM, ARNO UTTEG SANDY FLICK, DIANNA MOORE, RAY BULKLEY, SHERRY MAGEE PRODUCTION CAST: DEBBIE CAWARD, ROSEMARY PIERCE, PENNY SNYDER MORSE, TAMI MEYERS, TINA BEGELL, LINWOOD 4 , V Q ,A Q 'L Y X 2 if mf A' 29 , If wifi' ns 'I Q xl W, My 'V 1 'Milf as Q 1 Q 'fi z A 7' 1 , f 2 CAST STAGE CREW HERMAN COLEMAN ......... WENDY WANSAW ADVERTISING ....................,... TAMI MEYERS CAROL COLEMAN ..... ......... K RIS TYLER MAKE-UP ,44,,4,,, ,,,,, R OSEMARY PIERCE JOHNNY FRAYME ........ .,.... J ODY GRAHAM DEBBIE CAWARD JAMES WAVERLY .................... RAY BULKLEY PENNY MORSE LAURELLA ILLCHESTER ,......, SHERRY MAGEE TINA BEGELL BEN COLEMAN .......,....... ........ J OE MARRO STUDENT DIRECTOR ....... LINWOOD SNYDER ELVIRA BEAUCHAMP ...... ..... D IANA MOORE CHERYL SMITH CHARWANKA .........., ....... S ANDY FLICK PURCHELL ........ ,......,. J AY KLINE MACKNIGHT ....,.. ....... A RNO UTTEG Cheryl Smith - Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, Regents Scholarship Winner Joe Marro - Regents Scholarship Winner Penny Morse - Regents Scholarship Winner r ... AAA X SCOREKEEPERS 81 MANAGERS S-dr '!' Managers: D. Robie Nolleybally, M. Yawger 1BasketbaID, D. Lyke, 1SoftbalI, Volleybally, S. Farnsworth fBasketbaIIJ, D. Fink fSoftbaII Volleybally Scorekeepers: W, Wansaw, A Koperczak J Khne f ' Qu! If R F Q ,J 4 5 N ,Q .4 K X ' ru'Iri Q., 'WW -V -Y COLOR GUARD A. R. Pierce ' V I A CENTRAL Simi. . Blillll All lillllilfwllmwvniw Left to Right: T. Taylor, R. Pierce, C. Soles, K. Dolley, T. Schermerhorn, P. Dolley, S. Clark, P. Gunderman, L. Dennis .21 1.1, 5. , f. ,i :Siege ,kr Leh to Right: R. Palmer, P. Meyers, D. Robie, R. Pierce, L. Bulkley, T. Schermerhorn, T. Clark .. . 44 NIAJORETTES . .,.. L K If: , , ,. ,. , K ,.,X..,k,,, .1 ,, . .. . 1-W .. ik r, L -mf Q E H U 1 m ' mr X . N 5 2 if mf f f ' H' +L ia ,, . . , . 2. 'ln . 'T 5. L. . fwg' T -I ,, .. 44 L ' 5 3 'YJ' M W QU L 6 ..... . . ,E N , md, . rv-:nur nag Av' MH f , 'N . ...X 5 Q . -,X T L Left to Right: F. Gunderman, D. Lyke, L. Harrian, M. Martin fx 10 , VV X yd ,N U fb Q KAN H: Av W XM 3 ,..,-f-'W 45' t C? Ln Q 1' i we 31 ' lf JR. AND SR. BAND .. 'K i X...-. ,. Row 1: S. Johnson, C. Berry, S. Koperczak, R. Palmer, D. Winslow, C. Bills, L. Stampp, J. Snyder, D. Howell, K. Morse, C. English, Fl. Taylor D. McManus Row 2: S. Whitmore, S. Zarek, M. Mills, D. VanSkiver, S. Cooper, J. Kline, P. Wansaw, A. Koperczak, T. Folts, K. Giardina, Stewart, S. Partridge, G. Joint, Row 3: N. Love, S. Winslow, P. Morse, D. Covert, H. Wansaw, D. Davis, S. Farnsworth, D. Miller, J. Kline, B A Utegg, K. Zarek, M. Fleet, S. Snyder. Row 4: K. Herrington, R. Button, K. Tyler, B. Filkins, J. Graham, J. Stewart, D. Fink, M. Utegg, T. BeGell, W. Wansaw, S. Magee, C. Love. Row 5: Mr. Verity. l lf., Flow 1: L. Stampp, D. Howell, C. English, J. Snyder, L. Harrian, D. Winslow, C. Orcutt, C. Morehouse, D. McManus, Row 2: B. Stewart, A Koperczak, T. Folts, K. Giardina, Tfft, M. Marro, R. Pulvino, K. Miller. Row 3: C. Bills, A. Farnsworth, G. Harrian, J. Pruden, A. Moran, Rumsey, S. Travis, Row 4: D. Tyler, S. Hyer, M. Taft, P. Wansaw, J. Stuart, S. Farnsworth, D. Percival, G. Joint, R. Taylor. D , , ,V , N.. E VON! A ,hw , v- , 1 A. I 1 it' I'-Z 4-x.1'U if 'A ...vvvd 1 SR. HIGH CHORUS Flow 1: S. Johnson, C. Love, R. Button, R. Palmer, A. Clark, D. Lyke, F. Gunderman, J. Gunderman, M. Dickerson, P. Thompson, L. Folts, M Fleet, K. Herrington. Row 2: A. Utegg, N. Love, S. Zarek, S. Koperczak, S. Winslow, C. Holmes, O. Ramirez, S. Snyder, D. Burdick, J Dickerson, D. Caward, T. BeGell, S. Flick. Row 3: Mrs. Verity, Mr. Verity, S. Cooper, J. Graham, D. VanSkiver, K. Tyler, B. Filkins, T. Scherrnerhorn, L. Woodworth, M. Utegg, D. Moore, W. Wansaw, S. Magee, T. Meyers, J. Gilbert, K. Zarek, D. Feehan, J. Heskell, K. Dennis. IVIARCHING BAND 'N i , I' J Qfiff f 9 X if it , K K Tina BeGeIl - Drum Majorette Jr. it VA'. E I M . - L ' vi 0 . , ff ff N. gg '--. 4? -as-lv Row 1: D. Covert, S. Koperczak, J. Kline, S. Winslow, A. Koperczak, D. VanSkiver, J. Graham, R. Button, K. Herrington, C. Berry, T. Clark Row 2: P. Morse, M. Mills, D. Miller, C. Bills, M. Fleet, D. Davis, J. Snyder, R. Palmer, S. Snyder, K. Giardina. Row 3: S. Cooper, N. Love, P. Wansaw, J. Stewart, R. Taylor, S. Partridge, M. Utegg, L. Stampp, C. Morehouse. Row 4: S. Farnsworth, J. Kline, B. Stewart, D. Fink, K. Cooper, H. Wansaw, D. Howell, C. Love, C. English, D. McManus. Row 5: A. Utegg, W. Wansaw, S. Whitmore, K. Zarek, K. Tyler, K. Cooper, S. Magee, S. Zarek, T. Meyers, S. Johnson, D. Winslow Row 6: T. BeGelI, Mr. Verity. x ,yy tx f -ff xv I 5 . A K' gf 4- A Qi 'WMf' f1' ! ' 'sl W lf' N fi ' 55 1 5' Q M x 1 'ff x QW? I X , x h . . J W ' . N,,39 I I 1 I I SPORTS Soccer -.1 t . cu ' WM :L AV I Q .,. g . ig . gig. gg I I f i . . ff ffm Row 1 D Davis T VanDerhoff D VanSklver lManagerl, Row 2: D. Sweet, L. Rice, T. Rice, Cooper D VanSkiver D Feehan Row 3 Mr Stitt lCoachl, A. Utegg, J. Graham, K. Morse, J. The Varsity Soccer team ended the season with a modest record of six wins and ten losses. We took second place in the East Division of Steuben County, and had an op- portunity to play in sectional com- petition. We lost to a strong Friend- ship team at Canaseraga, 4-1. In terms of the intangibles - cooperation, loyalty, team spirit, and sportsmanship - we came a long way as the season progressed. It was a season for separating the men from the boys, as the saying goes. Many of our games were played in very inclement weather - rain, snow, high winds, mud, and low temperatures. To the seniors and others playing with us for the last time, we extend our appreciation and best wishes. You will be sorely missed. A. VanDerhoff, T. Schermerhorn, J. Higbie, S. Kline, D. Miller, B. Sweet, J. Marro, R. Lyke. S450 dizi' T 45 T W Row 1: T. Johnson, J. York, C. Holmes, J. Gee Row 2: T. Taft, D. Gee, Mr. Kruk, T. Johnson, S. Tobias JR.PHGPICHEERLEADERS TRACK The highlight of the var- sity cross country season was Tim Johnson's placing on the All County team, the first freshman ever to do so and only the second person in Savona's history to be so honored. The Junior high team finished undefeated at 5-O, led by county champion Joe York and All County selection Tim Taft. These two, along with fine finish- es by the rest of the squad easily won the Junior High county title. Row 1: Mrs. Walker, L. Dennis, D. Howell, B. Stewart, L. Stampp, C. Bills, L. Harrian, M. Martin J B. H IGH BASKETBALL 'KW' . multi Z THE SEVENTH GRADE TEAM. Row 1: J. Morgan, J. Davis, S. Partridge, Row 2: Coach Sestak, C. Holmes, T. Drake, J. Gee: Row 3: J. Pruden, B. Naylor, J. Drake, Row 4: D. Robie, M. Yawger, J. York. Absent: G. Joint, T. Treusdell. Yagi if THE EIGHTH GRADE TEAM. Row 1: D. VanSkiver, S. Tobias, C. Littell, Coach Sestakp Row 2: D. Burdick, A. Vanderhoffg Row 3: J. Pulvino, C. Burgess, B. Simons, D. Foltsg Row 4: S. Farnsworth, T. Taft, K. Morse, T. Strzepek. CHEERLEADERS mdk' E. Mills, B. Filkins, K. Zarek, S. Koperczak, S. Flick, F. Gunderman, S. Zarek, K. Cooper, J. Pettitt. ...f- ' llmmyo H iwll- N sw Mu. ij' U ,mcg . T. 5 2 gp s. Fuck-captain Congratulations to the basketball players who did a fine job. The JV's ended up in lst place, and the Varsity team is tie for 2nd place. The cheerleaders did a fine job also. There was only one squad this year. They received new uniforms of blue jum- pers and white shirts which the cheerleaders made themselves. Becky Filkins and Sandy Flick will be grad- uating this year. Both of the girls have been on the squad for four years and they will be greatly missed. Covert, VARSITY BASKETBALL W 5- --1 ik, f Q .wus TF was '33 1 : Q i INA!! .9 49 V I 11? ,M T kpxjl F354 1.7 I ' gm 1 rl fffsg 52 if , V . I .- R ' I 's Q '1 T. Schermerhorn, J. Graham, B. Sweet, J. Kline, D. Robie, R. Lyke, M. Lyke, J. Covert, D. Feehan, Coach McManus. Varsity Scores COHOCTON GREENWOOD PRATTSBURG TROU PSBU RG CAMPBELL BRADFORD JASPER CANASERAGA COHOCTON JASPER PRATTSBURG GREENWOOD CAMPBELL CANASERAGA TROUPSBURG BRADFORD ' fovertimej 68-56 58-54 46-58 49-67 50-41 61-51 56-72 66-60 79-75 55-57 59-50 73-42 47-40 50-48 52-51 62-56 QE , J. 4 I 1 vu. J.V. BASKETBALL ,M .. ' E. ,. .. A we ' , ., - - i X- ! L . 1 5 . 'tv in-M 3 J.V. Scores 'W 2 COHOCTON 47-32 , GREENWOOD 53-35 2 PRATTSBURG 32-30 TROUPSBURG 52-38 . '- 3 CAMPBELL 45-40 ei' BRADFORD 57-48 .v . -- JASPER 42-34 , CANASERAGA 59-20 A coHocToN 50-52 5 L'5L2 JASPER 43-47' PRATTSBURG 64-44 . ,. GREENWOOD 58-38 AX H CAMPBELL 45-40 E 2' CANASERAGA 42-24 3 TROUPSBURG 68-38 BRADFORD 48-24 fovertimej f . ff 55 X 1 , Q' I iii ' ' . 5 . , V 2 SP Row 1: P. Lyke, R. Howell Row 2: H. Wansaw, B. Stewart, L. Rice. Row 3: N. ik Ji sl, Naylor, J. Flick, R. French. Row 4: T. Rice, S. Cooper, B. Moon. 1 T 2 X 1' is 9' f ' A TENNIS: Row 1: D. Covert, S. Mattison, M. Anderson Row 2: T. Schermerhorn, R. Drehmer, K. Martin, Mr. Hirliman BOY'S TEN N IS 81 TRACK TEAMS lt was a tremendous year for the small track squad as they broke 29 school records during the season. De- spite their size they beat 12 teams while losing to 8, finished 2nd at the John Reed Memorial Meet and placed 4th at the County Meet: all bests ever for our school. The individual star was undoubt- edly Ed Flick who was undefeated in the one and two mile runs. He was closely followed by Dave Myers who only lost once in the 440. Carl Soles and Roger Lyke were consistent win- ners in the shot put and discus as well. TRACK: Row 1: D. Davis, A. Trump, T. Johnson Row 2: C. Soles, R. Lyke, D. Myers, A. Gama, Mr. Kruk f it' ' BASEBALL Row 1: K. Morse, D. Folts Row 2: D. Tyler, K. Roble, H. Wansaw, S. Cooper, J. Co Kline, W. Orcutt, R. Sweet, K. VanDerhoff, A. Utegg, M 4 A .17 r. McManus The 1976 Baseba season, finishing wi team finished 2nd sectional g With the this year Io tight defen should enj Girls Volleyball ...Q V . .t2ZsE'..., Row 1: K. Dolley, J. Kline, B. Filkins, K. Lyke, K. Tyler, Row 2: S. Snyder, W. Wansaw, K. Cooper, E. Smith, C. Holmes, S. Flick, J. Pettitt. Row 3: L. Hunt, M. Fleet lScorekeeperl, P. Gunderman, E. Mills. Row 4: Mrs. Kruk, R. Smith fManagerl. Z.. v M , --..,,,w This, our second volleyball season in girls interscholastic sports at Savona, has been a challenging, exciting, successful and most of all, a significant one for the girls. The caliber of skills achieved has grown tremendously in these two years allowing us to be crowned co-champs of Steuben County Class C with a 14-4 record. I attribute the success of this team mainly to a great team effort and attitude which was present on the bench as well as on the volleyball court. Girls Basketball he sd Nts 'Sl' 1 Row 1: P. Dolley, J. Pettitt, B. Filkins, J. Dolley. Row 2: K. Lyke, J. Scanlon, K. Cooper, C. Berry, Miss Thompson lCoachj, R. Palmer. Row 3: L. Buckley, T. Schermerhorn, D. Lyke, R. Palmer, M. Dickerson. all It .. 1 K -. 1 2 Q9 rl I N Q! .. M' I v.'1,, H mae ,wg . : . -Qi, ,iff - 1 .ug :Vila 'I' M ...V J This is the second year of competition for girl's basket- ball at Savona. The overall record of the team does not give a true picture of the team's achievements. The girls should be congratulated for their never ending effort and willingness to learn. Coaches and officials from other schools have remarked on the vast improvement the team has made from last year. Girls Softball Row 1: P. Gunderman, K. Dolley, K. Zarek, S. Koperczak, Row 2: C. White, S. Snyder, C. Holmes, K. Lyke, S. Flick, K. Cooper, S. Joint. Row . KX f 3 .1 - , .' 5 r fi 4 eb Our starter softball team - first in existence at S.C.S. - entered an already established league in April 1976. Their record of 1 81 6 surely doesn't indicate the amount of talent and potential of next year's team. Three of their losses were only 1 run losses which hopefully indicates a good season in '77. 3: Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Kruk, M. Fleet, J. Pettitt, J. Kline, B. Filkins, D. Lyke, D. Fink, labsentl, J. Kline. ,n i-- -ini - .. , : ,:. -ff. .-M., 'S ui:-f-1:,.,:.a:e, ,Y ' ' ' ai . -X M N . ,, T x -1 ..,...-Q' , 1 --. iqv ' R , - ' A Q 7 4... :V gran YT,T:f . , , ,f S55 .. ....,..-, f N , --X 'N-- S . A . , I ' , , 0 Y kit, , - I -mHff?.g -,,1...., ,.,,,,,.Z'-,, ,,k -YAi -:Lf 1 H, ,A U NDEFLC LASSMEN -.--, W 17,77 - .-...f Q ,.. ...J eh- ' wi gs AAf'Q ., 7 ..--L:-Q.,...,, Y , V f A - ! '--f-fi- 'A f Wi , - - Y - - - , - - - '-x Q ff V -,L - - Y Y S ,g ,,, f- -- - , - -- Y 1 K Q g . S-L., ,. - ' ' , Y : - X. ' 'K . v 'W' 'J 1 ,-NSA. I-, ,14- A. - -.-1 5, Y , V - --Q---... --,. , .,-g1:,.,w Z jxx . 1.13 ,,j'..--1 ---W i 5 --4 1 I Af U '1 I 1 'F I Y 1 .JWHIIIJIA IIIUIIIIHI X Nh! I-'ll X 111 Xllh X Xl KXXXXIRX WKXK XXX! 177011 !lYI0ll fll 1 Wliflf XNX X XKXXK X X X XXXX 'XYK KX XX YAKXXQYAXW XQXKR FH ...ll H 'ix wg ll . Sfily N fi' gs. 'me Row 1: Mrs. Botsford, K. Mills, C. Bills, L. Stampp, G. Joint, J. Davis, J. Johnson, J. Morgan, M. Johnson, Row 2: Mr. Farnsworth, L Dennis, C. Holmes, R. Decamp, J. Pruden, B. Stewart, T. Taylor, D. McManus, D. Percival, Row 3: J. Bellici, C. Clark, S. Hyer, M. Calkins, H Burdick, L. Brown, L. Davis, M. Yawgerg Row 4: K. Giardina, S. Partridge, L. Robie, J. Snyder, J. Thomas, J. Drake, J. York, D. Robie: Row 5 C. Gilbert, C. Davenport, D. Winslow, K. Bulkley, C. English, Fl. Cummings, D. Howell, E. Miller, J. Perkins, T. Folts, F. Tostonoski, T. Drake. THE SEVENTH GRADE fl fr sive- l' I X7 Q, 6 TN , my THE EIGHTH GRADE 'F 'W .rf x 'f.,.k .322 -X .1 4 ,,m.., ,. 1. M.., X 'YJ 1 . . Y H I A is. - so 4 .. 5. ef. gc-'Q gf? W-5 ,,,,,, -ef Row 1: Miss Masters, D. Hunt, R. Davidson, P. Dooley, M. Martin, L. Harrian, B. Vanderhoff, K. Morse, Row 21 R. Smith, E. Tyler, J. Burdick, M. Tostonoski, J. Hevner, S. Stratton, E. Woodworth, S. Robie, D. Gunderman, J. Kline, D. VanSkiver, B. Simons, Row 3: T. Strzepek, W. Wead, G. Taft, S. Brown, J. Hevner, D. Fink, D. Hobie, W. Perkins, E. Tobias, P. Wansaw, K. Morse, A. Kopersczak, D. Foltsg Row 4: A. Vanderhoff, J. Ward, M. Donnelly, D. Burdick, C. Littell, S. Farnsworth, B. Hayes, N. Wilson, C. Burgess, T. Taft. Imvww-nnqqm-u -tt' .pt-Q MTW 35' , ea Q 'wg 'Q -gi' ' T ff- - W ggi . X, W W t , if Q . Af, ,,. , . A ,M . , Q ...ftp - ' .T L ' A fi? i 3 W i '. if Xu ,zz . , 'L 5-' S 4 N , it , , -id! Row 1: Mr. Kruk, R. Palmer, A. Taft, S. Winslow, C. Love, D. Lyke, T. Wilson, S. Hough, K. Murray, P. Thompson Row 2: Mrs. Kline, K Herrington, M. Utegg, T. Schermerhorn, E. Mills, L. Bulkley, E. DeCamp, C. Groves, T. Clark, M. Dickerson Row 3: T. Johnson, K. Davis, N Barnes, C. Drehmer, A. Thomas, R. Button Row 4: A. Percival, T. Rice, L. Dubois, F. Holmes, R. Howell, D. Aldridge, D. English, R. Palmer M. Failing, C. Morehouse, A. Clark, F. Gunderman, D. Robie Row 5: D. Sweet, J. Flick, L. Rice, I. Hale, D. Miller, B. Zemak, D. Gee, T Fernandes, E. Heskell, J. Murphy, R. Travis, J. Pierce, N. Naylor, T. Perkins. THE FRESHMEN .... :wg -P P' ' cuxss ll. . F - kk : 2 THE FRESHMAN CLASS was proud s y M. y I A to have the accomplishments of win- f , ning the legs contest Qthanks to the lyvl legs of the Rice Twins.J Our Freshman ' class also won the yearbook award for selling the most yearbooks. f During the remainder of the school ,E year, our class plans to have bake sales, and in the spring we hope to have a slave auction to increase our K f C ' class treasury. We will be planning other fund raising activities in months ahead. M. Utegg fSecretaryl, J. Flick Nice-Presidentj, R. Palmer lPresidentl, T. Rice fTreasurerl 1 49- 0' 9 Q ' - .-,, 1-. ,-:' Wfifwfnev 7 . . . - TH E so PH oivio R E WMM 'mm ' ' C' A ,'.- S . E.. . ' A Q . . it ' . . CLASS N blz- ' if if-5i:f'1.I,' L ' his . AL , ,.. J A 1 . W ,. H X. ' lkwk fil . . , ' me if .S THE SOPHOMORES are in the ,y 7 . Q dough 1 D ' . The class realized S650 from their J Pettitt Nice-Presidentj, J. Kline lSecretaryJ, R. Palmer lPresidentJ, K. Dennis lTreasurerJ -- f . . ..... ati recent pizza sale bringing the class funds to 52400. Our goal is to reach the S5000 we will need to meet the expenses for the Senior Trip and Class Memorial. Class Rings have been ordered with Joston's and will arrive this Spring. We are looking forward to our magazine drive and are formulating plans for our future Prom. 'tv -- QI! Row 1 P Davenport, S. Zarek, T. Schermerhorn, T. Wright, E. Smith, M. Fleet, L. Morse, J. Divens Row 2: N. Love, M. Hale, S. Snyder, M. Buman L Folts, R. Palmer, J. Divens, J. Gunderman, P. Gunderman Row 3: K. Dennis, D. Burdick, K. Dolley, L. Hunt, J. Pettitt, J. Kline, C. Bragg K Cooper, S. Whitmore Row 4: K. Caward, P. Lyke, D. Feehan, D. Tyler, A. Morse, B. Stewart, H. Wansaw, J. Davis, C. Moore, M. Gilbert S Cooper, K. Robie, D. VanSkiver, D. Davis, S. Tatro, J. Higbie, Mr. Yaninas ,mi-:f. Q- mwrrfbuns-1--Nbramwfmswm . . -----v .s-.... ...P 4. - -- ' ' - -A -.T ---- - - . - -. .. f .. - . . . - K A.tx , H .,... ,. , thx ,Q K W . ,: .N,. ,, .lu Vkkr ,. QQ W .'... 3. .,. ,h ,V V, . , :,, . , ...:..., .. I, .. H... , .. . Q U . : .YM-,.,,.,,,,,g,ffg: . ' H fag 1- ja- ' ' if ' 'iii Q1 M ff ' ' , 4' 'I K-- - '3-f v-- ff' . ,- . ' . Flow 1: S. Button, S. Groves, A. Grimaldi, K. Zarek, S. Koperczak, K. Lyke, L. Woodworth, S. Johnson, C. White Row 2: T. Fedchock, D. Morse, C. Soles, A. Billeci, T. Schermerhorn, J. Cantineri, S. Mattison, A. VanDerhoff Row 3: A. Holmes, M. Lyke, P. Partridge, J. Dolley, T. Strzpek, D. Covert, D. Benedict, D. Robie Row 4: H. McCormick, J. Orcutt, W. Thomas, K. Morse, T. VanDerhoff, J. Dolley, J. Dickinson, J. Winslow, C. Jenkins Row 5: C. Gilbert, B. Winslow, R. Hevner, W. Nichols, C. Berry THE JUNIOR CLASS This year has been a very active one for the Junior Class. We made S1400 on our magazine sales, which turned out to be a great success! Our spaghetti supper was quite profitable and delicious, and we'd like to thank everyone for their support. A roller skating party was scheduled for May 16, with two different skating times, one after school for elementary children and one later that evening for the older kids. Plans for the prom went very well. All the decorations were ordered early and the floor plan of the gym was laid out so as to avoid confusion in decorating. The colors that were chosen were red, yellow, blue, and orange with the theme being Strange Magic. The band that gf played at the prom was August , considered one of the best bands around. As this year is swiftly coming to an end, our Junior Class feels that we accomplished much and we are Offiwsr S- Kopercrak - President, M- Lvke - V-President, A looking forward to our Senior Year. Grimaldi - Treasurer, L. Woodworth - Secretary , I JUNIORS AT BOCES 'inf H as ., ag? ,. . , ,K 1 w ij EY 3 l ' :A,Y i Z Z ,Q je rg Z4 2 A 6 E 3 23 1 E 2 ev Susan Taft Sue Joseph Marro Old Man in--f' Clayton Jay Kline Hammer Stanley Bulkley Robin QHYKIGY Ray Clalre R Tina BeGelI Dickbutkus 'Q- S N.--if Wendy Wansaw Hank Arno Utegg Nuvo Linwood Snyder Sandra Flick Linny Ed TAMI MEYERS Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1, 2, 4 Dance Comm. - 1, 2, 3, 4 All-County Band - 1 Tutoring - 1, 2 Car Wash - 2 NEDT Award Certificate - 2 Jr. Prom Comm. lCo-Chairmanl - 3 Jr. Prom Queen - 3 Announcing Staff - 3, 4 Yearbook Staff - 3, 4 Business Manager - 4 Magazine Drive - 3 Sr. Fair - 4 WENDY WANSAW Yearbook Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4 Advertising Editor - 3, 4 Girl's Athletics - 1, 2, 3, 4 Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Scorekeeper - 1, 2 3, 4 Foreign Language Club 1, 2 Language Club lSec.l - 3 Class Officer lV.P.l - 1 Student Council - 1 Student Council Pres. - 3 Dance Comm. - 1, 2, 3, 4 All-County Wind Ensemble - 1, 3, 4 All-County Symphonic Band - 2 All-State Band - 4 Car Wash - 2 Jr. Prom Comm. - 3 Announcing Staff - 3, 4 Honor Society - 3, 4 Magazine Drive - 3 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 BOB SWEET Soccer - 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Comm. - 3 Jr. Prom Attendant - 3 BOCES - Electrical Trades - 3, 4 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 KRISTE TYLER Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl's Athletics - 1, 2, 3, 4 All-State Band - 1 All-County Chorus - 1, 2 Tutoring - 1 Car Wash - 2 Dance Comm. - 2, 3 Yearbook 2, 3, 4 Announcing Staff - 3 Student Council V.P. - 3 Prom Comm. - 3 All-State Chorus - 3 All-County Band - 3 Student Council Pres. - 4 Senior Play - 4 Senior Fair - 4 ROBIN BARKLEY Dance Comm. - 1, 2, 3, 4 Winter Recreation Scorekeeper Car Wash - 2 Tutoring - 2 Student Council - 3, 4 Jr. Prom Comm. - 3 BOCES - Office Practice - 3 Announcing Staff - 3 Girl's Athletics - 3 Sr. Fair lCo-Chairmanl - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 BOCES - Business Machines - Color Guard - 4 REBECCA FILKINS J.V. Cheerleader - 1 Girls Athletics - 1, 2, 3, 4 Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus -- 1, 2, 3, 4 All-County Band - 1 Varsity Cheerleader - 2, 3, 4 Language Club - 3 Jr. Prom Attendant - 3 Yearbook Staff -- 3, 4 All-State Chorus - 3, 4 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 TINA BEGELL Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook - 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Comm. - 1, 2, 3 Language Club - 1 Tutoring - 1, 2 Car Wash - 2 Girl's Athletics - 1, 2, 3 Class V.P. - 3 Student Council - 3 Announcing Staff - 3 Prom Comm. - 3 Senior Fair - 4 Senior Play - 4 SHERRY MAGEE Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4 J.V. Cheerleading - 1, 2 Yearbook Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4 Photography Editor - 3 Production Editor - 4 lnkspot Staff - 2 Tutoring - 2, 3 Car Wash - 2 Varsity Cheerleading - 3 Girl's Athletics -- 2, 3, 4 Jr. Prom Comm. - 3 Announcing Staff - 3, 4 Sr. Play - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 All-County Chorus - 2 PENNY MORSE Band- 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1 Yearbook Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Manager - 3 Asst. Bus. Manager - 2 Editor-in-chief - 4 Class Officer fTreas.l - , , , Dance Comm. - 1, 2 NEDT Certificate Award - 1, 2 All-County Band - 1 All-State Band - 1 Honor Society - 2, 3, 4 Foreign Language Club - 2, 3, 4 Car Wash - 2 Tutoring - 2 Jr. Prom Comm. - 3 Who's Who - 3 Magazine Drive - 3 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 JIM COVERT Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society - 3, 4 Prom Committee - 3 Senior Fair - 4 Senior Play - 4 DAN BULKLEY Soccer - 1 Wrestling - 1 Photography - 2 Photography Editor - 4 Senior Fair - 4 Senior Play - 4 Yearbook - 2, 4 SANDRA FLICK J.V. Cheerleading - 1, 2 Tutoring - 1, 2, Foreign Language Club - 2, 3, Language Club Sec. 81 V.P. - 4 w,.3 lf CH ERYL SMITH Girl's Athletics - 1 Tutoring - 2 Car Wash - 2 Honor Society - 3, 4 Jr. Prom Comm. - 3 Jr. Prom Attendant - 3 Class Officer fSec.l - 3 Sr. Play - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 ...W ...., ..,,.......,...,......,..,.........,-...... .... 4 5' 2 'st chorus- 1,2, 3,4 4... 1 2 3 f Dance Comm. - , , Class Officer fSec.l - 2 Car Wash - 2 Girl's Athletics - 2 ' Varsity Cheerleading - 3, 4 Announcing Staff - 3, 4 Jr. Prom Comm. QCO-Chairmanl - 3 Jr. Prom Princess - 3 Softball Captain - 3 Yearbook Staff - 3, 4 Magazine Drive - 3 Foreign Exchange Student - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 Student Council QSec.l - 4 lung.. 'I Cheryl Smith 'U'- 'U' Cheryl William Orcutt Bill Tami Meyers Moose Sherry Magee Sherry Robert Sweet Sweat Janice Littell Little WW 'U- Diane Moore Dint 'Q Jody Graham Graham Cracker Margaret M ills Margie Roger Lyke Shorty fir - Penny Morse Penelope Debra Caward Buster .. . I wi 'N F Q JAY KLINE Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4 Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer - 3, 4 Jr. Prom Committee -3 el' Prom Attendant - 3 BOCES - Building Trades - 3, 4 Sr. Play - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 I 5 x ---nag.-. R MARGIE MILLS Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society - 2, 3, 4 Class Officer - V.P. - 2 Student Council - 2 Dancc Committee - 2 Foreign Language Club Car Wash - 2 ,3 -2,3 Jr. Prom Committee - 3 Yearbook Staff - 3, 4 Production Editor - 3 Typing Editor - 4 Who's Who - 3 Magazine Drive lco-chairmanl - 3 BOCES - Business Machines - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 ROSEMARY PIERCE Color Guard - 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain - 3 Captain - 4 Dance Committee - 2, 3 Yearbook Staff - 2 Car Wash - 2 Tutoring - 2 Jr. Prom Committee - Announcing Staff - 3, Magazine Drive - 3 BOCES - Cosmetology Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 DEBBIE CAWARD Dance Committee - 1 Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4 3 4 -3,4 ,3 Winter Recreation - 1, 2 Inkspot - 1 Car Wash - 2 Tutoring - 2 Foreign Language Clu 4 b-2, 3, Jr. Prom Committee - 3 Girl's Athletics - 3 BOCES - Cosmetolog Announcing Staff - 3 Magazine Drive - 3 Sr. Play - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 Color Guard - 4 y-3,4 LINWOOD SNYDER Jr. Prom Committee - Class Officer Pres. - 3 Band Manager - 2, 3 Sr. Play - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 BOCES - 4 DIANA MOORE Chorus - 2, 3, 4 Hockey 2, 3, 4 Tutoring - 2 Dance Committee - 2, 3 Car Wash - 2 Announcing Staff - 3 Prom Committee - 3 BOCES - LPN - 3 Senior Fair - 4 Sensor Play 4 RAY BU LKLEY Cross Country - 1, 2 Wrestling - 1, 2 Track - 2, 3, 4 DAVE MYERS JODY GRAHAM Jr. Prom committee - 3 Track - 2, 3, 4 Band - 1' 2' 3' 4 BOCES - Auto Body - 3, 4 Jr. Prom Committee - 3 Chorus 1' 2' 3' 4 Sr. Fair - 4 BOCES - Machine Trades - 3, 4 Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4 sr. Play - 4 sr. Play - 4 Student Council - 1 Sr, Fgir - 4 Basketball - 2, 3 Jr. Prom Committee - 3 Prom Prince - 3 Soccer - 3 4 Rick GOODSELL LWKE HAYES , f Cross Country - 1 r. Prom Committee - 3 BOCES - Electronics - 3, 4 Sr. Play - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 Soccer - 2, 3 BOCES - Auto Body BOCES - Machine Trades - 3, Senior Fair 'T 4 Senior Play - 4 4 l JANICE LITTELL Chorus - 1 Girl s Athletics Yearbook Staff - Car Wash - 2 Tutoring - 2 Jr. Prom Committee - 3 BOCES Office Practice 3 i. ei uu- ,,,s .9 BOCES - Business Machines Magazine Drive fco-chairman! Class Officer Sec. 4 Sr. Fair - 4 Michael Hayes Mike Kriste Tyler K.T. Rosemary Pierce Rosemary's baby David Myers Dave Dan Bulkley Dan 'U Q'f James Gilbert Jim Teresa Higbie Tressel Train Track Frederick Goodsell Rick Rebecca Filkins Becky James Covert J.C. BILL ORCUTT J.V. Baseball- 1 ARNO UTEGG Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4 All-County Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 All-State Band - 1, 2, 3, 4 Foreign Language Club - 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4 Layout Editor - 3 All American Youth Honor Band - 2 Honor Society - 2, 3, 4 Car Wash - 2 Jr, Prom Committee - 3 Magazine Drive - 3 Student Council - 3 Who's Who Soccer - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 ROGER LYKE Soccer - 1 Soccer - 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country - 2 Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4 Track - 2 Track - 3, 4 BOCES - Conservation - 3, 4 BOCES - Auto Body - 3, 4 Baseball - 3 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 Sr. Fair lCo-Chairmany SUSAN TAFT ,iw mt, , F X- 3 A Q ' , , f 5 X, flies at , it ii'-Qi Q ' -Q E if ,,. Q: A 5 E ? A t Dance Committee - 1, 2 Girl's Athletics - 1, 2, 3 Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4 Car Wash - 2 Jr. Prom Committee - 3 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 JOE MARRO Foreign Language Club Qpres.J - 2, 3 Yearbook Staff - 3, 4 Jr. Prom Committee - 3 Jr. Prom King - 3 Boy's State - 3 Class Officer lpres.J - 4 Soccer - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 Sr. Play - 4 V -Q m tx sa t KE A I ig gig x J , Vg g , S is rs:s.i MMS In 25,5 . e 7 x, Q V mtv .,l'l wil if 1 it , ,,, . . us ,....-L,Y,,,,-'-- N JAMES GILBERT BOCES - 1, 2, 3 Chorus - 1, 4 Wrestling - 2, 3, 4 Sr. Play - 4 Sr. Fair - 4 TERESA HIGBIE Jr. Prom Committee - 3 Sr. Fair - 4 Nile.. J. Marro - Pres. S. Flick - V. Pres. Mr. Roy - Advisor P. Morse - Treas, A 1 I 1 X I 1 . ,Q s . - e ' 'Qi .1 X A 'l Mr. Utt - Advisor J. Littell - Sec. Time is seldom taken to let our class advisors and officers know how much we appreciate the work that they have done for us. We would like to take this time to say, thank you, from the class of 1977. I x P -'L e . Sf- tif . Yr' ONE OF THESE NIGHTS ,wa-lawn ,e :il , 1 F , l : The class of '77 will find it hard to forget the night the stars came out. Dreams that we will cherish forever while the bright glow of smiles and the mellow warmth of friendship will stay in our hearts as we will remember One of These Nights. MAY ist 1976 -kr 4 Royaltyz King - Joe Marro, Queen - Tami Meyers, Prince - Jody Graham, Princess - Sandy Flick, Attendant Jay Kline, Attendant - Becky Filkins, Attendant - Bob Sweet, Attendant - Cheryl Smith THE CLASS PROPHECY The year is 2002 and together again is the senior class of 1977. The place is the Utt Estate on the peaceful Lamoka Lake. Receiving the guests are Mr. Roy and Mr. Utt. Marching in first is Linwood Snyder, the devoted principal of good ol' S.C.S. We understand that Linwood has the students outfitted in camouflage jeans with little swastikas tatooed on every arm, Hi yo Linwood! Next to arrive in a banged up Vega are Mr. 81 Mrs. Bill Orcutt. Mrs. Orcutt is the former Tami Meyers. Their home for the past 25 years has been in north Alaska where Bill can do his yearly Moose hunting. Hey! what's all the noise out there? Could it be? It is, it's Debbie Caward, Margie Mills, and Janice Littell in Debbie's old jalopy. Look at all the children, it seems that Janice owns a day care center. How nice of her to bring all the children along with her. What's that, Mr. Utt? Mike Hayes strangled your cat? Well you didn't have to make him leave. Oh, l see, he had to go home and milk the cows. Look who's pulling up now! lt's Kris Tyler in her Lincoln Continental, being chauferred by her manager, Joe Marro. lt's great news with Kris, she has become the new Hot Lips replacing Loretta Swift on MASH. Well, hello Diane Moore! Poor Diane hasn't had as much luck with acting as Kris has. She runs her very own gas station. She had a little competiton with Penny Morse, since Penny picked up a great southern accent while she was in Kentucky. Dear old Penny was nominated to be the first woman president in the '96 election, but she could not take the stress, so she gave it up to Cheryl Smith. We're proud to say that Cheryl will be running again this year - Way to go Cheryl! Look! How wonderful, Dan Buckley has brought his cameras with him. Dan now owns his very own chain of Fotomat stores. Maybe he can develop something out of this party. Better yet! Here comes Ricky Goodsell in his van. Rick runs an organic herb shop in down-town Savona. lt's going to be a good party! Now arriving is bachelor Jay Kline. lt is well known that Jay is having an awfully hard time choosing the girl he wants for his wife. Maybe something will come out of this reunion, as Wendy Wansaw seems to be in the same predicament. Wendy has made herself known as a fashion designer in the heart of New Jersey. We've got another Rhoda! Here we have Tina BeBell, wrapped in her favorite furs. lt's comforting to know that one of our classmates has married into money, as her husband owns several oil wells in upper Pennsylvania. And here's Ofelia. She flew all the way from San Salvador to be with her old Savona friends. Sorry Ofelia, Mr. Grimmer couldn't make it today. Well, well, it's Rosemary Pierce with her hair down to her waist. What's the matter Rosemary? Did you give up on those experimental permanents? Oh, dear! Here comes Dave Meyers and it looks like we're going to have to widen the doorway to get him through. Dave has become a hair stylist and it looks like he stuck his finger in an outlet trying to plug in his curling iron. Swift, Dave! Good morning, good morning - here's Teresa Higbie with her ear-to-ear smile. We hear that Teresa is working with hyperactive children helping them control their tempers. Any comments. Teresa? Alright, we won't bug you! And now enters Robin Barkley, the honored V.P. of the American Cancer Society. Good to see you're still around Robin. More noise? Oh, it's just Ray Bulkey parking his car, and Jim Covert is right behind him. Ray and Jim have gotten together and became co-owners of Serenity Farms. Music for everybody! Here comes Arno Utegg and he has brought along his barber shop quartet. What do you mean you wouldn't let Mr. Verity and Mr. Stitt come along? Oh well - we've got another music lover. Here's Sue Taft with her Grace Christian Academy. Don't tell us you're still under construction, Sue. Here comes Jody Graham on his Suzuki. Who's that on the back? Oh it's Sherry Magee. Yes, if we remember correctly - Sherry always likes her men with motorcycles. Jody has earned himself the honor of taking over his father's snowmobile business and Sherry still lives in Savona, she carries the name - Knipper, Kipper - or whatever! Well come on in Mr. Sweet. We've got to pat you on the back. Who would have ever thought that a student from Savona would be playing professional baseball! Yeah Bob! Another sports fan has joined the group. lt's Sandy Flick, and she brought her pom-poms along. You see Sandy was so devoted as a cheerleader in her high school years, that whenever she gets near a large crowd she has to demonstrate that she can still do it! llt must be all of that Elk meat that she eats! And last but not least to arrive is Roger Lyke. Now Roger has it made. He plays on a professional Basketball team and has been playing for the past 20 years. We say he has it made because all he has to do is stand under the basket for four quarters and collect S1 10,000 a game. Now that we're all gathered, Mr. Roy and Mr. Utt are more than proud to toast this class on all its outstanding achievements. They have never seen a better class in all of their years at S.C.S. How about that, Mr. Pierson?! Oh my, it seems that we missed someone, look who is coming through the door-way now, it's Jim Gilbert and he is still on those crutches. lt seems that Jim has been making himself very well known in the emergency room at the good old Bath Hospital. This class prophecy was written by Becky Filkins who has made her millions as a professional writer in both fiction 8t non-fiction. X ll, ff ff! XJ ff 'v--illlil 'V . 5 U v I ' h .AQLQQ-N3S'.L ff 15 565 ' 1' H T kv wuz. .91 632' ' I .-2351. I A .1 an-4 0 4 A if 9 ,5 No, 2 wins! Spring cleaning Nm. 'Q 4' . f' F A .. w,,., xv. .f l'm watching you Drrrr! Rough night? Q' 5 L2 . rltil K f hr itt erstt A t wlllllw k v gf .il . 5' ' This is a new section in the Anovas. It was designed to shed some light on what student life is really about. We are told time and time again, . . . enjoy your school years they are the best years of your Iife. ln years to come we will be able to look back at this section and see that these really were the good days. -1 ...na Plop, plop, fizz, fizz 48 fTSjggb f3 It's a bird, it's a plane: No, it's a Bionic Toothpick! You did what? ?a:7w V f 'f' 3, !x'5 I I s V 1-' 4 k , .. M 4- THE IVlEN'S FACULTY vs. 1' , , f Wffiman N M -5 YF I ' ll 19 fl ,-'1 N Q . , 115 ,. .Q ,WM I ,, 1 4 ' , z, ,QM I Q H L A' 4 + ' 1. mj,?l7f 1 3 ' W-If is -. ll 95 tt Q I 11 - H Engl! if ,Q -,........m.,.W J Q' 4 Q .,.,,. + Q V ' 3 K , . p n K ' Ni., ' Q N, A - o A . K, - ' V rl Af K . - M Q- -.Q , W ,. - 4, Y . ar: A ' ' X X , A: ' K HF , . A - . ' fir .a A Q 2 -su! 'F X I j M , ,.,, kk , ,ix I K wmwq - , .I 4. 4' - - H Q4 W Lg-'. Iv .Va A 1- xii - V 'QQLI JIU ,Amgm 1...- A K .1-N41 N .. , ' - A 4884.6 We 3 ' ' K' 2. . N ,EQ :'- . .run an in N Q, M K If ,,., , try! Mr, ,ff + gf.: .H - . ' X -- ' ' . ,,.. ' ' ' ,, , 'P' , . N ..,- . 'Y ' .-P-Cari W, 1:1-if 32 ,, 'P W A W x in A .1 . K H Mi . q . , J 4 ' 127, Q , ' , 1 ' , Q ' N S 'K A 'X , Y Wg' ' . :f' 4' :if AL ,f K' A - 4 - .ff ' ff I i, . i ' Y V, ,. In ' ' fm W ' M ,. f ' f E Mfg '- 'J ' ' f l 'Y vs .U Wiiffif 1+ 5 1 fi . 15, WM, 1 5 A ,ffl f W f' - f 6 ,L , ,x FW J- -- ' THE JUNIGR CLASS M .,, if - Ji Y: - Q A f W? Q , . 9 0 'Q ,Pr mi r ' X1 ,wr ,Q 5 ii: N . A ,Z4fz., ,, , ' .,- ?'?TwAhP1S ,V ,bk-e', fT f , V an fs -al , , ,,.. , vw...-fr rf! Q, 9 Q x V, A Ji Tl vm.. Fl 3 F' EEK. ' 2 'S ' l '...: ' I y Q X Hmmm '.-:T M, 'TE o On your mark, Get set, Go! We re smgung In the ram' Sure, that's okay. .4- xi x i ff:-xglrrig 7 Working? Mmm, mmm, good! Try ii, y0u'lI like ill , O n W X ol I thank It s thus way Q 'X Lunch? What Lunch? f ew 91 fag W xr H ere we come! ' . I , --.fa n V ff M an. What do you mean someone got Well, that's how it is guys. Boy, this is hard work! sick? l I laws l . l L5 of l X f . W 1 ! , laa ,f W ,W N. ls S' l Q. , 1 Smoking? Us? Power to the people! Who? Me? I attract all kinds! fi' 'Q Does she or doesn't she? Take her away! The hand is quicker than the eye. I QXQ5 'iuf'fT V e lell l S3 Is.-A gw f What's her name? M r. America We could have danced all night Go Ape! rmunsnnnn-w.,..--pf..--4-.M-'f-, W, 1 i I vu M Q' Hey gang, we're having our picture taken! h Y This is Good . . .This is . .. Can this be one of our students? kziltf '.wExgQE:i-ggx. .Lx Sf. 2155: vga: ajE??::,i,. gg! as vi ow. QW ' . ,152-f23'.' t j. ' V J' L 'ga-5 V sz: . ' ml , - 6f5'lf-'- '7 L ' V WJ QW: I 'Gff1l3 'FsA-' .s-- .- . . - , f 'l'v'.-.'-' H 1 1 ,.-2 -.L M, - Im, ,Q-42 .'tNge:..5.-ffl ti n ,nf u. .1 g ,ala ,qu . by gf, K, Q. ' 1 . 'Ex 5 -f 5 all .132 , U Q., ' Gb ff? f . 5'f8g ,ffffrRa. ' ' Xmx1W'g.f 'f-b ft 1-' qi -3'2 as X . my i l ' X Q' in'-'Af-'2-.'Y'-rgqbx .ff - y.. .- g N X x X K , H. -'.,, 'g' .-4 . f K XNW xx i ,. -wg - L, s ian MQGIQE. it O K -x F.,,,mti,2g.. 4-,-Siam A . af t ff' 2ff'Q':7Q ' . A Q. yr- 'Iii iv.- zg W- , Qi S ss N .JI 2 1 I NN 'ff all . 5 1' 1 . - WLX Y ' f i W 'Q . I fvxmA',..g',50v og, Many of us have known the pleasure of Mrs. Pack- ard's warm smile and pleasant personality. She served the students and faculty of Savona for many years and is responsible for guiding many a child to the straight and narrow path of life. We deeply regret her passing and her memory will remain with us as we travel down life's path. M rs. Packard l ff A' ADVERTISINGMM Z? 41 - , fi? X. ff 2 -1, 2 I X ......l.. - ll. .- ., Lil... Y4 Y W 2 Y A A-,,,,,,,1,,.-, A. -.-, ... ,.YY ..--V - --'77 141- ---f--- -4 Y - ' Believe In People gersoll-Rand 0 Painted Posi, N.Y. AN EUUAL UPPURTUNITY EMPLUYER A ef 6QBQ02,Q?0 iw . ,I a m lS 0 n s 0e8NfWtee Q00 BN if WU wif M.J. Tr ee T exaco . Ar I Q Q P C Q at Goodyear Tires Lubrication Accessories L a rm d 9 ce p i n g Campbell, N.Y. Campbell NY. Phone: 527-3207 Robinsorfs Jewelry BA'rH,N.Y. 14810 PHONE 607 507 , 0 . Ly My J 172440 lwie FASHIONS BY THE YARD WHITE SEWING M HINES , Compliments SNYDER S WHEELS CLASS OF 77 UNLIMITED 22 W. Steuben Street Bath, New York 14810 776-6609 Sales, Service, Repairs, Rentals RBI! BENEDICT T V HAMMOND BATH N BLUE gl WHITE SPONSORS Betty Kay Bake Shop The Fabric Nook Bath Fire Corporation Chevron Gas Station The Bath Book Store Montgomery Wards C. A. Stanbury Inc. Holland American Motel The Print Shop Convenient Food Mart The Tasty Bakery Bacalles Soda Bar Walters and Hills Betty B's Restaurant Gouveia's Fabrics The Saw's Ear Morse's Discount Wall Paper Store The Redwood House Dildine Pharmacy Inc. Orr's Shoe Store Green Acres Campsite Savona Trading Post Shirley's of Bath, Inc. AREA PATRONS The PeddIer's Horn Hough's Shoe Store 84 Repair Lake Road Liquor Store CharIie's Distributing Hammondsport ChiIdren's Nursery, lnc Barry Moon Travis 81 Joshua Moshier Keuka Pizza 8t Sub Shop CONGRATULATIONS to The Class of 1977 YOUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS DR. S. A. CHAPMAN, M.D. CORNING MEDICAL 84 SURGICAL ASSOCIATION KNAPP 81 KUHL LAW OFFICES DR. BENEDICT DR. DAVID L. JORDAN DR. FREDERICK J. FOUOUET DR. DONALD L. BONADONNA COLE 81 COLE ATTORNIES AT LAW FORREST H. CLARK, REALTOR DR. NICKLAUS DR. BRAMAN DR. HEISE DR. BAXTER DR. RUBIN DR. TABB ZEV KOHN, M.D., F.A.C.S. Congratulations and BestWishes SEAGER FUNERAL H OMB MAIN STREET SAVONA, N.Y DAVID J. SEAGER LICENSED OWNER COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 77 McDonoughs Shopwise BATH, NEW YORK BRUSHES DISCOUNT LOOKING FOR THE BEST 321 W. WASHINGTON BLVD BATH, N.Y. l48IO VARIETY TOYS SUPPLIES WELCOME T0 SAVUNA Forgetlxye not Flffggrs Terwilliger's Garage Kay sl Bm BODY woRl:cSfgEi1AQxxL REPAIRS sAvoNA,N.v. gas 2237 SAVONA'N'Y5a3 2729 COMPLIMENTS T0 THE CLASS OF 77 xmas GROCERY SAVONA, N.Y. 583-2257 In Q5 comvumems OF 5a1115Lna 761131 soon 1-'ood sr nrmk V-'7f7 David and Tevssie Ran Proprietors Sovono,New York SENIOR PARENT'S PAGE Mrs. Shirley Wansaw Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Caward Mr. SI Mrs. Merle Covert Mr. SI Mrs Gerald Littell Mr. 81 Mrs S.B. Lyke SPECIAL THANKS TO b fi, 81 THOSE PATRONS THAT ' S l SUBS HELPED US WITH OUR CIRCUS 'ef S ' we J FORGET ME NOT FLOWERS A SAVONA, NEW YORK IIIIIWWN CONGRATULATIONS .IACKS SERVICE CENTER , 5 CLASS OF 77 SAVONA, NEW YORK CAMPBELL MERCHANDISE MART CAMPBELL, NEW YORK CUSTOM PIZZAS LONGWELL LUMBER CO. G'ANT SUBS BATH' NEW YORK 7 days E week. It'S O Deal of C1 Meal MRS. JANE KASZCZYNEC SAVONA CENTRAL SCHOOL THE MANY OTHERS THAT WE MAY HAVE FAILED TO MENTION Phone Ahead! . . .Your pizza will be ready when you arrive. 'Eat in or take Out, 'Sub rolls baked fresh daily. 'Party Size pizzas available. ROUTE 54 -- BATH HAMMONDSPORT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 77 BATH RU PH ON E: 607-116-4612 22 E.William Street - Bath, New York OPEN DAILY 9-5 FRIDAY 2-9 JEWI-fl, BOX PERFECT LOVE DIAMOND RINGS FAMOUS BRAND WATCHES PRE-ENGAGEMENT RINGS WE'VE GOT WHAT YOU WANT! 20 LIBERTY STREET BATH, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF LAM PLITER RESTAURANT AND MOTEL VICTORY HIGHWAY COOPERS PLAINS, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS TO THE cuxss OF 77 ED'S BARBER SHOP ON THE SQUARE PAINTED POST, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF ADVOCATE -PRINTI NG COMPANY COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE TELEPHONE 776-4541 MUNCIPAL PARKING LOT BATH, N.Y. Best Wishes from Langendorfers Little Store GAS - CHEESE - BEER Route 54 Bath, N .Y. Compliments of ADVOCATE PRINTING COMPANY Complete Printing Services Telephone 776-4541 Municipal Parking Lot Bath, N. Y. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 77 NATIONAL HOTEL Fine Food and Beverages 13 E. Steuben St. Bath, Ngw Ygfk BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I977 BOND-DAVIS FUNERAL HOMES,lNC. BATH, NY - AVOCA, NY HAMMONDSPORT. NY SAMUEL E. POWELL, PRES. R. L. 101188 gb S011 IHC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS BATH. N.Y. TOBACCO-CONFECTIONS SUNDRIES COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF 77 HAYUS' ARCH The House of Shaw on the Village Square JEWELRY, GIFTS, FURNITURE, LADIES WEAR, INTERIOR DECORATING 569-2244 569-2245 Jlame owned ROBERT G. DATTS uto associate store Me aamilq Slow BATH, NEW YORK PHDNE 775-3441 coNGRATuLATioNs FROM fflffffll 71057 dd Painted Post, Corning Victory Hwy., Prattsburg COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF 77 BATHLAUNDROMATINC THREE LOCATIONS E. WILLIAM ST. WASHINGTON BLVD PINE STREET BATH, NEW YORK 14810 CENTRAL HDTEL PAT and RAY REX YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME HERE AND WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD 2 C. U. PLAZA TRAVEL we specialize in group travel 17 EAST MARKET STREET CORNING, NEW YORK 14830 16071 962-6869 I:RAN'S BRIDAL SHOPPE CASUAL 81 SPORTSWEAR COCKTAIL 81 FORMAL FASHIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO cuss OF 77 VILLAGE PHARMACY BATH, N.Y. 75 DENISON PKWY PHONE CORNING, N.Y. 962-6122 CAMPBELL M E R C H A N D I S E T MART Y RYAN INSURANCE BLDG. . LARRY RYAN Home of LoNv Overhead Rrices 1 LIBERTY ST. PHONE. Q 'Y F e Q APP 1 'CeS BATH, NEA YORK 114810 C6073 77B-7B7B Campbell, N.Y. 607-LA7-8822 YOU'RE 41 AT Rl LIBERTY ST. CONGRATULATIONS Savona Central School GRADUATES Great Westerna PREMIUM NEW YORK STATE PALMER'S HILLVIEW DRIVE-IN CAR-HOP SERVICE BATH, N.Y. PHONE 776-2361 COM PLIMENTS OF IL 19.t7CZAfE1SIlQlID41?lCI2 l7f112l9 EW RQBER 'FIIRX Lumber and Building Materia From Cellar to Roof - EVE RYS Bath - H'Port Rd. I WINES, CHAMPAGNES 81 VERMOUTHS Bath NY Pleasant Valley Wine Co., Hammondsport, N.Y. Phone 7,76-6912 14840 X5 IVI U RPHY'S BATH TELEVISION 81 SERVICE CO. INC. SALES 81 SERVICE 45 LIBERTY ST. PHONE BATH, N.Y. 776-4861 BEST WISHES FROM CONGRATULATIONS 81 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1977 THE BATH NATIONAL BANK YOUR INDEPENDENT HOME TOWN BANK WORKING TO MAKE THINGS BETTER FOR YOU MEMBER FDIC Merrie Mites Inlan!-Children-Maternity 22 E. William Sl.-Phono 776-4741 Balh,NY 14810 Mrs. Carol Damoih--Mrs. Brenda Burton Ciallmanfn E For Lef-refer! --laclfefbv Slifrff Village Square Painted Post, N.Y. 14870 607-962-2033 WINTERS REAL ESTATE INC offices IN BATH, HORNELL, CORNING, PENN YAN, weusvlue JOHN E. WINTERS - PRES. Compliments of Riverbend Tavern Campbell,N.Y. Don Mclntire Moving Sz Storage Don Mclntire OWNER RD 8 I Hammondsporl, NY 607-569-2588 BEST WISHES to fheCLASS of 77 Mercury Aircraft Inc. HAMMONDSPORT, N.Y. CONTRACT MANUFACTURES OF METAL COVERS, CABINETS, FRAMES AND STRUCTURES FOR OVER 50 YEARS GERALD CARLTON - FREE ESTIMATES voun ndependenf lnsurancgwAGENT custom building SEl OU FIRST 0 blown-in insulahon kitchens - pafiog D. A. WHEELER 81 CG., INC. INSURANCE BROKERS ' STOCKS - BONDS - MUTUAL FUNDS PENSION PLANS 14 PULTNEY SO PHONE 19 Seomons Place BATH, N.Y. 14810 776-3309 Savonc ,N.Y. 14879 Phono 16071 583-2109 IQPI1 r g -U . Sn LI il il P r ATTORNEY AT LAW DUTCH HOAG INC. TEL. 607-776-3389 AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES TO MEET YOUR NEEDS O FFICE GAS - TIRE co. - AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 12 W. PULTENEY SQUARE BATH, NEW YORK 14810 RESIDENCE HAVERLING PLACE 13OW. MORRIS ST. PHONE BATH, N.Y. 14810 776-2184 BATH, NEW YORK 14810 776-7784 Harbor Li hts Marina Full Ser?ico Marino ART SABLE JOE FARRIS New 8r Used Boot Sales Rentals, Storage, Dockcge Texaco Service 84 P roducts Goodyear Tires N.Y. State Inspection Texaco point Hommondsport, N. Y. 14840 Baih, New York R. D. U2 Rte. 54A 7763142 ON KELJKA LAKE 607-868-4848 THE BAND BOX Compliments of YOUR PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANERS AllStill'S Restaurant GABE CASTRILLI: PROPRIETOR 7 BUELL ST. Uld ROIIISB 15 BATH, N.Y. 14810 Calllpb0ll,N.Y. 45 VA SCUDDER MOTOR COMPANY CAMPBELL, N. Y. Phono: O07 -ff 527-11511 Mobil Polmanteer Sz Sons, Inc. W. Washington Blvd. 18 Pultney Sq. Bath, New York 776-7735 776-9156 Good luck fp The C'fa5s0f 1977 EMQQMEEGS CQEECFG Furnitu re-Funeral Home 31 -35 W. Morris St. Both N.Y 776-2733 M. COHN Sz SONS HOPKINS DAIRY STORE Zgzjligfjfygyoflg- Bath - Savona Road 43 Geneva Street, Bath NY E S S G G L SINCE 1881 SAVUNA BARN w used goods ontiq A t 'Ih CASTLE 'S SHOE n every urs. 6p B g g t BATILNEW YURK Q ClClilQ sim, i' E e N ly F X fe - , 1' if 'R ips Obi Ex YS XY K X .,, :Ji EAN ffm 7 l ig J Loading + Reloading Supplies Bait + Fishing Tackle New + Used Guns Registered Colt Dealer Hammondsport, N.Y. 569-3375 BATH SUPER DUPER 'Home of U.S.D.A. Choice Meats Locally Owned + Operated by Gene + Lois Burkland Weekdays 8:30-9 Opened Sunday RECHICHI MOTORS Late Model Cars Bath, New York Harolds Army and Navy Store Liberty Street Bath, New York Jeans and Things figlne-. eff' Elf SIUE lil, i jg , .. L 3537 -JUHN W. TAGGART S4 SUN JOHN S TAGGART Best Wishes From THE DRUPPED STITCH For The Best In Yarns 6 E. William Street B th N Y k a , ew or 776-6298 PHILLIPS FUNERAL HOME HOWARD L. SUTH ER LAND CONTRACTOR PAINTED POST - CORNING - BIG FLATS COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF 77 KIFF MOTOR SALES um, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS FROM COMPLIMENTS OF HARRIAN ROOFING SISIDING 46' E. Market Corning, N. Y. SAVO NA, N EW YOR K for your pn'ntz'ng needy WRIGHT'S SERVICE ,-,,B,,b STATPN KEUKA PRINTING 24 West Steuben St. 776 - 4390 68 S. Main St. Savona, N.Y. 1'nHfWW0W'fP0ff KEUKA MODERN PRESS 41 Sheather St. Phone 583-2022 569-2333 Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 Watson's Laundry Bath, New York TOM'S CABINET SHOP CUSTOM CABINETS VANITIES COUNTERTOPS 5 LIBERTY ST. PHONE HAMMONDSPORT, N.Y. 569-2258 CORN ING CORNING GLASS WORKS Dedicated to serving the needs of science, industry, electronics and the home M. J. Ward and Sons, Inc. o Established 1914 Feed-Seed, Farm Supplies Bath 776-3351 Campbell 527-4446 BATH SHOPPING PLAZA BATH, NEW YORK A R K P H A R M AC Y can-A-WYLE RESTAURANT The Olde Drug Store ' HomeCooking We Make Our Own Pies Liberty Street Hummondsporf, N.Y. Bath,NewYork Congratulations to the Class of 1977 From All Of Us At ISAMAN CHRYSLER-PLYMDUTH, INC Ab vi - Chrysler - Plymggh- R.D. 2 Homell-Arkport Road Homell, New York 14843 KEN ISAMAN PHO!!! 3246555 BATH SECURITY AUTO PARTS INC. FOR ALL YOUR AUTO PARTS NEEDS CO. 24 LACKAWANA AVE PHONE BATH, N.Y. 14810 776 3378 Diane's Beauty Salon Mills Auto Service Keystone Gas Station Specialize in - Hairstyling TUNE-UPS, REPAIRS, PICK-UP 81 DELIVERY 371 W. Morris St. Perms Haircutting 583-2597 Bath, N.Y. 776-7909 McFall's JAKE'S BOAT LIVERY MOBIL LAUNCH -GAS-OIL S-I-A-I-ION FISHING AND PLEASURE BOATS TO RENT 666 WEST LAKE RD. PHONE SAVONA, N.Y. HAMMONDSPORT, N.Y. 607-868-4876 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 77 Qoldeyeal 'Uineyam'.s', Inv. GOLD SEAL ! Hlllll MNINIIIII' 6Ifl!1'neries Hammondsport.New York 14840 507 353-3232 OPEN YEAR AROUND - FREE WINERY TOURS JACK'S SERVICE CENTER STORE Grocerys - Beer - Cold Meats - Country Style Bacon Hunting and Fishing Supplies GARAGE Tires and Batteries are our Business We buy direct from the warehouse, so we can save you money. Minor Repairs - Exhaust Systems - Brake Jobs CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOUR BUY We Service What We Sell Hours: Daily 6 A.M. to 9 RM. Sun, 8A.M. to 9 RM. Jack and Judy Tarbox - owners SAVONA. N.Y. RT. 226 TELE: 583-2790 Marvin BeGeII C AGWAY -. W X 1' 0 Ur FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER -- ,-,? FARM SUPPLIES - BULK FEED -- A LIME - FERTILIZER SERVICE - X FARM 81 HOME GARDEN SUPPLIES 'ri T In I' X-I - rf 8 ORCHARD STREET SAVONA, NEW YORK Phone: 583-4964 BATH, NEW YORK 776-3941 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS Blaine F. Mattison Wgtr31iQge TRUPHY Savona, New York F- l Lam!! HUTUSE 96 E. Market Street Coming, New York 'Trophies For All Occasional Sporting Goods' ANUVAS PHUTUGRAPHY lllj emlvi st BATH, NEW YORK PHONE 776 2335 Form 81 Tock Shop Registered Quarter Horses 81 Paints Western Wear 81 Equipment Horses Bearded 81 Trained Compliments of F coNLEY's SLAUGHTERHOUSE BANQUET FACILITIES SORGE'S RESTAURANT ee-sa w. MARKET sr. PHONE 936-9884 - 936-9512 coRNiNe, N. Y. IN CORN NG IT'S SORGE'S FOR THE FINE T IN ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD Compliments of Campbell Milk Producers Co-op, Inc. A bargaining co-op whose members ship milk to Polly-O Dairies Leon E. Koperczak, President ROSES PAINT STORE 83-85 West Market St. Coming, New York Dail 962-7541 Wallpaper and Paints Rental Machines CONGRADULATIONS FROM: EDUQEDN 'JHQDMES MANUFACTURED BY DUCON SYSTEMS INC. P.O. BOX 312 BATH, NEW YORK l48lO PHONE: 607-583-2722 MARGE'S BEAUTY SALON For the Ladies permanents, cuts, setting tints Now Featuring Mens 81 Boys Hair Styling Savona 583-21 77 Compliments of BATES MARKET 10 West Steuben Street Bath, New York Compliments of STRANDER Motor Corp. THE BIG O IN CHEVROLET Hammondsport Road Bath, New York Longwell Lumber Com pony W W' F7 ...aw f e- Complete Home Supply Center Free Delivery in Savona Area Downtown Bath Phone: 776-2713 SERVISOFT WATER CONDITIONING, INC. 9 Buell Bath, N.Y. CORNING ENTERPRISE 2716 Bath 776-7182 or 776-3037 Compliments of CLUB VALENTINE BATH, NEW YDRK ,STOWELL EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Scouts Campbell, N.Y. BATH TRUCK 81 TRACTOR CO. YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVEST DEALER BATH N Y BATH PLUMBING AND HARDWARE THE OTHER PLACE 106 Liberty Street 9 East William Street Bath, New York Housewares and Gifts CONGRATULATIONS POSTER RESTAURANT PIZZA ARE OUR SPECIALTY IE ON QPR F5 ,. -4 - WJ W Qnngvl ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY COUNTRY CORNER EXXUN JCPenney Down town GR 0cER1Es-GA s-Goon SER VICE Jct,' Route 333 di: 415 C . Gzmpbell, N. Y. 14821 Urmng Ph. 52 7-8 746 Congratulations to Class of 1977 I I 151 It xg' f Q- Y- W I 7? I Rt. 415 8: 533 Campbell, New York the COMPLIMENTS OF BATH PACKING CO. INC. HOUSE OF CARDS WHOLESALE CHOICE M EATS A SEAFOOD FROZEN FOODS Hlllllllfk C8118 lllll GIU8 BATH, NEW YoRK 127 W. MORRIS ST PHONE BATH, N.Y. 14810 776-6221 vvEsLEY KnNG's I CONTRACTING AND Six I 'Qkik 4 1. Y QQ u0T9I RVI E PI-ar, CRANE SE C Shaw Recall Estate, Ilnc. iberty Street - Bath, N. Y. 607 776-3343 her St, - Hammondsport, N. Y. 607 569-2 00 THE GOLD PAGE SPONSORS STEVE WHITMORE MR. 8 MRS. ANDREW PERCIVAL MR. 8 MRS. DONALD PILGRIM MR. 8 MRS. CLINTON BARKLEY MRS. BOTSFORD THE ROVING EYE ALFREDO'S RESTAURANT C. FREDERICK PIERSON MR. 8 MRS. CHARLES STITT MR. 8 MRS. CLAIR VANKEUREN DES MCCANN FURNITURE BARN GARY SCOTT HENRY 8 IVA MORSE MELISSA 8 MAYNARD AUNGST II JACK 8 ELVA FRITZ THE REVEREND THOMAS W. 8 MRS. MURRAY MRS. JANE ADLER THE REVEREND THERON R. COOPER ANONYMOUS MR. 8 MRS. HAROLD SMITH MR. 8 MRS. FAY FAUCETT MATT 8 SALLY YANINAS MR. 8 MRS. ROBERT GRAHAM MR. 8 MRS. DANIEL ORCUTT J 8 L CERAMICS MR. 8 MRS. BERNARD H. MARRO MR. 8 MRS. WHEELER MEYERS MR. 8 MRS. ARNOLD UTEGG JOHN MCCARTHY SAVONA TRADING POST MR. 8 MRS. CLAYTON KLINE DAN BULKLEY BOB 8 JEANENE KINNIUS MR. 8 MRS. GENE SPANNEUT MR. 8 MRS. RALPH VERITY MR. JOHN ROY MISS SHERRY MAGEE MS. REBECCA FEEHAN MR. 8 MRS. HOWARD FARNSWORTH MRS. ESTHER CATHERMAN RYNIKER INSURANCE CHARLES 8 BETTY SNYDER , mhewwr, , Wlvrv-w ia ,. N, wk ., .. 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