Sharon Springs Central High School - Clarion Yearbook (Sharon Springs, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1982 volume:

Sharon Springs Central School Sharon Springs, New York 1982 CLARION Dedication ,itJ“W?th great Pleasure that the Seniors dedicate the 1982 CLARION to Henrietta “Hank” McFee. Throughout her years at Sharon, Mrs. McFee has played many roles. She has taught kindergarten and physical education and coached girls’ sports. However, it is Mrs. McFee’s gracious and caring manner for which she will also be remembered. Thank you with love. 2 Mr. Grishman I will always have very special memories of my three years in Sharon Springs. me™on€« will I filM With friendship, warmth, and love. I wish you all a future filled with health and happiness. May all of your tomorrows be beautiful! wishes The Senior Class wishes to extend to Mr. Grishman their hopes for a prosperous and rewarding future. Good Luck to you. 3 Although I have been at the Sharon Springs School and community for a short time, I feel quite welcome and com- fortable. The Class of 1982 has helped make my transition easier by communicating openly with me and participating in school affairs actively. One attribute which stands out is that of cordiality and good manners. It is with pleasure that I extend to both the Class of 1982, and the staff that guided your class, a sincere note of congratulations. It is obvious that the models and instruction were provided and also that posi- tive, accepting minds interacted. Mr. Robert Smith, Superintendent Faculty S Board Of Education Mrs. Baxter Business Manager Mr. Vacca Guidance Counselor Mrs. Munz District Treasurer Mr. McClure. Math Health Mrs. Leonard, Spanish Mr. Schnepper. Social Studies ± i.- - - . • - - . ‘ ' ... . | Ms. I ee, English Mr Reddy, Junior High Science Mrs. Brueck. Math Ms. Tornature. Business Education Mr. Holier, Secondary Science Mr. Cohn. Learning Disabilities Mrs. Corlett, Title 1 Reading Mrs. l ane. English Mrs. Cechnicki. Home Economics Mr. Lane. Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Venette. P.S.E.N. Math Mrs VanHeertum. Migrant Education M Speech IWolo-M Mrs. Ethinglon School Nurse Mrs. Nikolaus. Art Mr. Jones. Elementary Music Mr. Slocum Mr. Ordway. Physical Education Mrs. MrPef. Physical Education Mrs. Barbie, School Secretary What Makes An Interesting Student? Mr. Cohn: An interesting student is one willing to take the risk of being wrong. An interesting student is one who has square thoughts but won’t resist circles or triangles. An interesting student is one who wants to escape to, not from. An interesting student is one who knows education is experience and the essence of the experience is self-reliance. Mrs. Cechnicki: An interesting student is one who has a good sense of humor and knows how to use it, has a brain and knows when to use it. He likes to do anything fun, challenging and different. Ms. Bakkom: All students are interesting, but the ones who dare to risk failure and have the courage to try again, to those I can give my heart. Mr. Brezinski: An interesting student shows curiosity and concern about knowl- edge. This person undertakes educational growth under acceptable behav- ior. He or she is not a trouble-maker nor a robot, but an individual with a personality. Caring leads to interesting and vice-versa. Any student who brings in apples and jokes is also interesting. For Auld Lang Syne . Jean C. Bakkom was born and raised in Zenda, Wis. She graduated from Lake Geneva High School and LaCrosse State College in Wis- consin. Her Master’s Degree was received at the University of Colorado and later graduate work was done at Tulsa University and the State University of New York. In 1953 Miss Bakkom joined the Woman’s Army Corps as a First Lieutenant. During her active duty tour she attended the Basic Officers Course, the Advanced Officers Course and Command and General Staff College. In 1964 Miss Bakkom left active duty but continued her Army association in the US Army Reserve. As a reservist she reported for active duty for two weeks each year in Washington, D.C. where she assisted in preparing a history of the Woman’s Army Corps which is scheduled for publication in 1984. In 1964 Miss Bakkom established her home in Sharon Springs and became a sixth grade teacher in Sharon Springs Central School. She has been a participating member of many school and community activities. In 1980 she was appointed to the Board of Fellows, Norwich University, Northfield, Vermont and in 1981 retired from the Army Reserve as a Colonel. The Seniors want to thank Miss Bakkom for her dedication to the teaching of the pupils at Sharon. She will be sorely missed but we wish her a well earned rest from the problems of the sixth grade. Good luck. Cafeteria Staff- Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Stafford Bus Drivers: Mr. Mallery, Mr. l arkin, Mr. Vrooman, Mr. Lap- peus, Mr. Cross 14 Custodians: Mr. Slater, Mr. Salisbury Custodian: Mr. Nickolaus Seniors 15 Brenda Louise Brockett “Bren” Love is the ability to respond to the needs of people before they ask for it. Theobald Patricia Ann Brown Pat The hardest thing in life to do is what you want. 16 Edward Buckley John Burr Actions feel Better than words. Laura Ann Davenport God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. 17 Victor C. Dufresne Robert Ellis “Bob” I he best cure for hypochondria is to forget about your own body and get in- terested in someone else 8. (Goodman Ace Wendy Lee Ethington John H. Hall “Jungle” Life without good friends is no life at all; so far life has been fantastic! “Wen” He who cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must himself pass. 8 Melody Sue Hulbert -Mel You asked me the way ahead. Ahead of myself as well as ahead of you. Together we shall find the way. fl.B. Shaw Adrienne Marie Jester “Adge I do my thing And you do your thing I am not in this world To live up to your expectations And you are not in this world to live up to mine You are you And I am I Fritz Peris Jody Lee Johnson 19 Thomas Knee Bryan Mac Fadden They say money can bring happiness, But I’d like to find out for myself. Michael Manko Nadine Louise Osterhoudt NO Who wills, can. Who tries, does. Who loves, lives. Rebecca Purcell Becka If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn’t lead anywhere. Frank A. Clarke Christina A. Saccardi “Chris” Knowledge is gained by learning Trust by doubt Skill by practice and Ixive by Love 22 Tina Marie Salisbury Weiner How monotonous the sound of the for- est would be If the music came only from the top ten birds. Dan Bennet Thomas Schilde To live your life in your own way. To reach the goals you have set, To be the you that you want to be That is success. William M. Snopsky Marty Mary Tomlinson “Re You can’t turn hack the clock. But you can wind it up again. Bonnie Prudden Andrew E. Weber The world is your exercise book, the pages on which you do your sums. It is not reality although you can express re- ality there if you wish. You are also free to write nonsense, or lies, or to tear the pages. 24 Class Officers N. Osterhoudt. M Manko, C. Normandin. A Degeorge, C. Sac- cardi. K. Buc kley. M. Snopsky, W. Kthington, A. Weber. A. Jester. B MacKadden. Ms. Lee, B. Purcell. J. Johnson. P. Brown. M Hulbert. Mr McClure, (' Me Mann. M. Tomlinson. B. Brockett, V. Dufresne. J. Burr. A. Nirschl, C. VanArsdal. L. Davenport. B. Ellis, J. Hall. Pres. Carl Normandin V. Pres Mike Manko Sec. Chris Saccardi Trea. Nadine Osterhoudt 25 26 Elementary 27 Kindergarten Front How: G. Spohn, V. Taylor, N. Weidman. T. Romeyn, S. Sommers, D. Kmpie, A. Rowlinson. C. Boynton. Second Row: D. Saiem. J. Everridge, G. Vitola, S. loupin, A. Wolf, J. Vitola. S. Tyler. D. Boucher. Third Row: S. Van Heertum. S. Coger, K. Wil lough ley. M. Rautochka. H. I.ighthall. F. Slater, C. Salisbury. K. Kelly. Mrs. Hotaling. First Grade Front Row: V. Kenne- dy. L. Ambroz, A. Par- sons, M. Davidson, M. Willoughby, A. De- George. Second Row: L. Miller. S. Welsh. K. Lambert, M. Keany, J. Shibley, J. Murphy. Third Row: Mrs. Kleinberger, A. Ware, K. Purcell, A. Beach, T. Porentud, J. Bar- low. 28 K First Grade First Row: L. Spofford, I). Winnie. K. Engle, J. Melendez, D. Lynk. Second Row: B. Cross, D. Hayner, J. Kling, A. Vrooman, J. Hazzard. Third Row: P. Venette, M. Wohr, D. Grishman, M. Bartlett, D. Duncan, J. Wolfe, Ms. Lambert. Second Grade First Row: B. Wolfe, M. Bell, D. Bleyl, C. Bleyl, T. Klinker, S. Slater, J. Schondra. Second Row: T. Rorick, J. Bowers, C. Stevens, M Manchester, S. Byrnes. L. Merwin. P. Kennedy, C. Cater Third Row: J. Jackson. K. Slater. B Kovac. C. Olsen. B. Hanford. R. Oliva. A. Lape, S. Lane, T. Trafton, Mrs. Toomey. 29 Third Grade First How: J. Bloomer. T. Lambert. I). Miller. N. Klemm. R. Roberts. W. Rosenthal. Second Row: K. Walther. B. Compton. V. Hazzard, H Welsh. S. VanArsdale. G. Roberts. K. DiPacey. Third Row: S. Bujanowski, M Morales. A. Weitz, .1 Rullman. R King. .J. Wolfgang, C. Melendez, Mrs. Walton. Fourth Grade First Row: S. Manillen. D. Venette. D. Slater. M. Olsen. S. Cater. Second Row: A. Kling. M. Fletcher. N. Meli, S. Liddle, R. Ambroz, J. Jackson. Third Row: M Bartlett, S. VanArsdale. M. Hornauer, J. Coger, J. Bolster. B. Eckman, Mr. Brezinski. 30 Fourth Grade First Row: M. Bley I, S. Desmond, M. Vanderstad, B. Bruczek, L. Kennedy, B.J. DiPace. Second Row: M. Duncan, J. Olsen, L. Graulich, A. Saccardi, D. Venette. Third Row: Mrs. Pendergrass, B. Salzman. M. VanHeertum, H. Ellis, J. Loupin, L. Fitzpatrick. Fifth Grade First Row: S. Burr. T. Shearer. R. DeGeorge, C. tape, E. Merwin, J. VanPatten, C. Springstead. R. Layman. Second Row: D. Rullman, D. Salzman. G. Vetter, T. Woodcock. A. Schondra, K. I ane, K. Bloomer. T. Bleyl. Third Row: K. Byrnes, D. Costello, S. Moak, L. Bowers. J. VanHeertum. T. Pessalano, C. Walther, C. Bishop, Mrs. Harding. 31 Fifth And Sixth Grade First Row: L. Lambert, C. Borden, L. .Jackson, M. Roberts, L. Brown; Second Row: D. Roberts, R. Bautochka. A. Mickel, H. Bishop, D. Kckman, J. King; Third Row: C. Curtiss, C. Duncan, C. Van- Heertum, H. Murphy, D. Boyle, Mr. Koelbl. First Row: B. Smith, C. Woodcock, R. Ruler, M. Boucher D. Parsons, J. Keaney, E. Klemm, E. Warner; Second Row: A. Bianchine, J. DiBello, B. Cater. L. Cummings, S. Taylor, S. Moak, M. I m- bert; Third Row: D. Wilder, C. Roberts, L. Oster- houdt, D. Cross, J. Kling, K. Pomella, K. Hayner, A. Marshall, Ms. Bakkom. Fifth Grade 32 Seventh Grade i C W T fountrvman M Desmond .1 Shearer. V. Wright. D. MacKadden. B. Cleveland. A. Fitzpatrick. Second Row: V; riffin P Kmpie K H. Manchester.!) Brown. L. Roberts. T. Kullman. I . Baxter. S. WeBz. Thtrd Lw Mr Le™W Vawlaczyi. P. Palmer. M Denely. W. Vetter, d. Stafford. I- Nikolaus..I. Madden. T. Manchester. (, We.dman. R Cummings. C. Lou pin, I). Wohr. E. Wallher. Mrs. Youngs. Teaching Knglish and Social Studies at S.S.C.S. Eighth Grade siTr i r'i K MerWT u Burr’ JMVunHeerLr’ i ,2'nk L HalL J D n. «ie. G. Kleinbencer. Second Row: C. Th T u . r u 'T M. Bautochka. K. Halsdorf. R. Klinker. K. Osterhoudt. H l.ennmgton, S. VanDyke C. P ■ !,h u R m Mr,. ( M7a s-J- I ym� n-JK- Mickel, M. Bean. G. Pawlaozvk. J. Marshall. T. Johnstone. I). Bartlett. A i aimer. M. Hornauer, K. Salzman. J. Nirschel, Mrs. Hrueck. Mr. Lane 34 Freshmen rV v First Row: C. Dufresne, F. Klinker, T. Judd, D. Purcell D. Parsons, H. Wright, C. Gartleman. K. Palmer, K. Lennington. Second Row: Mrs. Lane, K. Kovak, K. Hill, B. Pomella, T. Schilde, H. Neville, M. DeGeorge, D. Fletcher, W. Jester. T. Hopkins, H. Rosenthal, D. Nolette. Picture 2. First Row: A. DePace, B. Webb, M. Kleinberger, R. Hall R. Duarte, L. Hulbert, R. Nikolaus, T. Brown, K. Lupin. D. Hoyt, L. Dugin; Second Row: Mr. Schnepper. W. Edwards, D. Wicks, A. Dufresne, S. Welsh. L. Eckman. D. Liddle, C. Wlasiuk. T. Ethington, T. Parrotti, C. Taylor, J. Boyle, G. Brown. 36 Freshmen Officers Officers President . . . Denise Nolette Vice President . . . Chuck Dufresne Secretary • • • Angela DiPace Treasurer . . . Bobbi Jo Web 37 Sophomores First Row: A. Fitzpatrick. K Reilly. I- Taylor. I). Hoyt. T Bishop. .1 Farrell. S. Havner S Mallerv S T i . r l u; WlL k P 7 r wik- S Kngler Second Row Mr- Reddy.'E. Hotalin , M Hlemla-r er I Crsiper 'ir , Stafford ’ ' ki - A F'aulkner J Burr-T MankH- c. Bell. I) Empie. W Welsh. (1 Klrt. her Officers Juniors First Row: B. Walther, H. Wilder, C. Hall; Second Row: D. Faulkner, D. Bean, S. Dostie. R. Mickle, T. Ullman, L. Walther, S. Layman. F. Compton, L. VanHeertum, M. Winters, M. Wright, C. Jones; Third Row: B. Countryman, K. Pessalano, Mr. Holzer, S. Ashworth, J. Tyler, S. Palmer, T. DePace, D. Farro, C. Bianchine, D. Cousineau, C. Johnstone. R. Sparks. Officers Treas—Robyn Mickle. Pres.—Laurie VanHeertum. Sec.—Deb Farro, V.P David Cousin eau. 40 41 Afternoon BOCES First Row: R. Mickel. L. Dugin, K. Lupin; Second Row: M. Wright. B. Countryman, L. VanHeertum. L. Pawlaczyk, D. Farro, C. Jones. Morning BOCES 42 P. Brown, C. VanArsdale, J. Mickle, C. Winne, C. Coons. Activities 43 Senior Chorus H. Wilder, H. Lennington, J. Bowers, D. MacFadden, M. Tomlinson, H. Rosenthal, L. Roberts, T. Rullman, J. Brown, J. Burr, T. Hayner, J. VanHeertum, S. VanDyke, J. Cooper, M. Larkin, N. Osterhoudt, D. Wohr, S. Hayner, A. Nirschl, A. Jester, C. Nolette, J. Madden, K. Hill, K. Kovac, L. Davenport, J. Hali, S. Hallery, K. Reilly, W. Ethington, J. Burr, K. Manko, F. Klinker, D. Parsons, B. Pomella, T. Manchester, Mr. Slocum. Jazz Band j Adrienne Alto Saxophone J Mike Drums Betty Alto Saxophone Corey Trumpet Hahn Bari Saxophone Roy Trumpet Kim Tenor Saxophone Junior Trumpet John H Tenor Saxophone David P Trumpet Kyle Trombone Tom K Bass Guitar Tom J Trombone Susan Ac Guitar Tina Piano i 44 Senior Band First Row: H. Lennington, L. Roberts J. VanHeertum, J. Bowers, D. Nolette, K. Kovak, H. Wright, J. Burr, R. Hall; Second Row: Mr. Slocum, L. Hall, K. Osterhoudt; Third Row: C. Normandin T. Manko, J. Hall, C. Saccardi, W. Ethington, A. Nirschl, A. Jester, B. Walther, T. Hopkins, J. Farrell; Fourth Row: M. Manko T. Ethington, B. Pomella, D. Parsons, T. Knee, J. Burr, T. Jozefik. C. McMann Junior Band First Row: S. Burr, M. Desmond, D. Parsons, A. Schondra, K. Lane, T. Bianchine, E. Klemm; Second Row: D. Roberts, A. Tolcz, S. Kovak, J. Kling, H. Murfy, K. Neale, V. Wright, Mr. Slocum; Third Row: G. Weidman. D. Wilder, H. Lynk, C. Hayner C. Roberts C. Pomella. Spanish Club Front Row: N. Osterhoudt, J. Burr, A. .Jester. K. Lennington. K. Hill. Second Row: K. Klemm. I). Parsons. Third Row: H Wright M Tomlinson. H. Wilder, L. Walther. S. Hayner. T. .losifek. F. Klinker. T. Manko. K. Reilev. K Havner. L. Osterhoudt I� Kline Fourth Row. K. Palmer, A. Faulkner. J. Cooper, S. Mallery. K. Parsons. A. Nirschl. W Jester. K Kovac 1) Nolette Poster Club Front Row: R. Purcell, L. Taylor, H. Wilder, T. Salisbury, H. lennington. Second Row: M. Hulbert. B. Brocket! O. Fletcher I). Hoyt, Third Row: Mrs. Nikolaus, K. Pessalano. 46 Varsity Club Front Row: A. Nirschl. M. Manko, C. Normandin. L. Davenport. Second Row: Mrs. McFee, YV. Kthington, J. Hall..I Burr. K. Reilly, S. Putnam. T. Manko, C. Hall. L. Taylor. Third Row: T. Kthington. T. Jozifek. A. Jester. B. Klinker, S. Mallery. Hope Wilder. Mr. Ordway. President . . . Mike Manko Vice President . . . Carl Normandin Secretary . . . Ann Nirschl Treasurer . . . Laura Davenport The Varsity Club is now in its third year. We have twenty members and our advisors are Mrs. McFee and Mr. Ordway. We have had several activities to not only raise money but to also bolster school spirit and to increase student participation and interest in the sports program at Sharon. Our efforts have been once again significantly supported by the Booster Club. Thank you. 47 FHA First Row: M. Tomlinson, D. Hoyt. H. Wilder. L. Taylor. D. Empie. J. Burr, T. Manko, C. Sarcardi. Second Row: P. Slater. S. Hayner, L. Stafford, S. Putnam, C. Fletcher, W. Kthington, Third Row: J. Farrell, C. Pessalano, A. Nirschl, M. Larkin, Advisor-Mrs. Cechnicki. Officers Officers: Treas. S. Putnam, First V.P. S. Hayner, Second V.P. A. Nirschl, Pres. M. Tomlin- son, Sec. P. Slater, Historian F. Klinker 48 FFA First Row: J. Burr, L. Taylor, D. Hoyt. R. Hall, R. Duarte, L. Hulburt. T Brown, V. Dufresne, C. McMann. H. Neville. Second Row: M. Shopsky, B. Hotaling, T. Ethington, M. Kleinberger, J. Farrell. B. Klinker. T. Ullman, J. Tyler, B. Ellis, W. Larkin, J. Burr, Mr. Lane, S. Engler. LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE The Future Farmers of America is the National Organization of, by and for students of Vocational Agriculture Agribusiness. Through its activities, the F.F.A. encourages entrepreneurship, helps make better employees and develops responsible citizens by preparing them to accept leadership roles in Agriculture. Student Council f-t R°w: 0ff,cere Sec w Ethington, Pres.-J. Hali, V.P.-E. Buckley Tres.-K. Lennington Second Row: S. Putnam, A. Nirechl L HaH, T Hayner, S. VanDyke, D. Wohr, D. Stafford, V. Wright, D. Nolette. T. Countryman Third Row: Mrs. Pendergrass. A. DiPace M. Larkin, C. Fletcher, S. Hornauer, B. Klinker, D. Faulkner, B. Walther, Mr. Reddy, R. Nikolaus. FBLA Walther H. Wilder, A. Jester, C. Hall, B. Walther, Second Row: Ms. Tornatore, M. Tomlinson, C. Pessalano, L. SO CLARION Bottom: N. Osterhoudt, J. Burr, A. DeGeorge. M. Tomlinson Top: A. Nirschl, L. Davenport, A. Jester, W. Ethington A. Weber, M. Manko, E. Buckley, C. Saccardi, J. Hall STAFF Editors: Mike Manko and Andy Weber Business Manager: Nadine Osterhoudt Cover Design by Andy DeGeorge SOUTH PACIFIC Makes Cast Adrienne. Ann, Betty Sharon Springs Central School presents: SOUTH PACIFIC On April 10th and 11th the S.S.C.S. Music Department per- formed the Rodger’s and Hammerstein musical South Pacific. Wendy and Jeff 52 Big Waves . . . Mary, John. Bryan Major Characters Emile DeBeque - - - Jeff Ullman Nellie Forbush - - Wendy Ethington Luter Billis - - - John Hall Lt. Joe Cable - - • Jack Flanagan Bloody Mary • - - Mary Tomlinson Liat - - - Hahn I ennington Capt. Brackett - • - Bryan MacFadden Harhison - • - James MacFadden Special Thanks to: Directors • • - Scott Slocum, and Barb I,ee, Choreographer Marie Keaney. Pianists - • Peg Doig, and MaryJane Bianchine, Lights - Bob Ellis and Andy Weber. Junior Prom King: Carl Normandin, Queen: Wendy Ethington, 1st Princess: Chris Saccardi, 1st Prince: John Hall, 2nd Princess; Liz Wicks, 2nd Prince: Mike Manko, 3rd Princess: Nadine Osterhoudt, 3rd Prince: Bob Ellis. $4 Don’t strain yourself Mike! Here, let the dominating women do it! Athletics 55 Junior Varsity First Row: B. Johnstone, T. Judd. D. Purcell, B. Klinker. W. Larkin. C. Dufresne, L. Hulbert. Second Row: K. Parsons, T. Kthington, T. Parrotti, T. Jozifek, T. Schilde, C. Wlasiuk. C. Taylor, T. Johnstone. Coach Ordway. Cheerleaders First Row: K. Reilly. K. Lennington. A. Nirschl, Second Row: L. Taylor. M. Flecsar, B. Walther. Third Row: A. DiPace. Fourth Row: S. Mallery. Advisor: Mrs. Van Heertum 56 57 Varsity First Row: D. Dostie, M. Wright, M. Manko, C. Normandin, J. Hall. Second Row: Coach Reddy, B. Countryman, S. Dostie, B. Ellis, C. Johnstone. T. Dipace. T. Knee, S. Palmer. Cheerleaders First Row: J. Burr, T. Manko, L. Van Heertum. D. Wicks, W. Kthingtnn. Second Row: B. Farro, S. Hayner, L. Stafford. Advisor: Mrs. Stafford. 60 61 62 63 Baseball First Row: S. Dostie, C. Normandin, C. MaMann, E. Buckley, T. DiPace, B. Klinker, J. Ullman. Second Row: B. Ellis, M. Manko, J. Tyler, G. Baxter, J. Lynk, T. Jozifek, S. Palmer, Coach Vantine. Third Row: S. Ashworth. Softball 64 First Row: L. Davenport, L. VanHeertum, C. Keller, N. VanSchaick, S. Putnam, C. Hall. Second Row: J. Burr, M. Larkin. S. Mallery, T. Manko, A. Jester, A. Nirschl Mrs. McFee. Bob Ellis The “SENSATIONAL SENIORS”: Carl, Bob, Corey, Ed, Mike. The “SWEET SENIORS”: Laura, Mike. Tony Adrienne, Ann, Wendy, Chris. 65 tr Coach Ordway wins Sportswriter ac- claim awarded by the S.S.C.S. ENGLISH ANONYMOUS DEPARTMENT. Ord- way’s bloodletting verbiage found its mark as basketball fans eagerly awaited his pen- etrating rundown on games played. Count . . . Coach Ordway’s comments on “lack- luster” performance transfused players into giving their all for Sharon! 66 Girls Soccer First Row: Manager H. Lennington, L. Stafford, K. Lennington, D. Wicks, C. Bianchine, D. Farro, C. Hall, L. VanHeertum, T. Manko, K. Reilly, A. Faulkner, H. Wilder, J. Burr, L. Taylor, Manager- J. VanHeertum, Mrs. McFee; Second Row: A. Nirschl, A. Jester, W. Ethington, M. Tomlinson, L. Davenport. 67 Boys Soccer First Row: A. W eber, E. Buckley, C. McMann, M. Manko, J. Hall C. Normandin, A. DeGeorge; Second Row: Manager- L. Hall C. Dufresne. R. Nicklous, D. Purcell, Mr. Ordway; Third Row: W. Jester, S. Palmer, T. Jozifek, B. Klinker, T. DiPace, S. Dostie, W. Larkin, B. Countryman, T. Ethington. Bob K. Bob C. Bob K. Timers And Scorekeepers N. Osterhoudt. R. Mickel C. Fletcher. M. Larkin, S. Hayner, S. Mallery Seniors First Row: C. Normandine; Second Row: A. Weber. A. Jester E. Buckley, M. Tomlinson, C. McMann. A. Nirschl, M. Manko W. Ethington, J. Hall, L. Davenport, A. DeGeorge. 69 I’m Nobody! Who Are You? 70 Are You - Nobody - Too? Suzanne Hayner was elected this year to be state officer for FHA. She was first elected in our chapter. She then went to the district election where she gave a speech. She is in training now and will take office in April. Bruce Wolfe won a bicycle in this years’ Read-a-thon. Wendy held the lead role of Nellie in South Pacific. Then there’s a pair of us? Don’t tell! they’d advertise - you know! How dreary -to be- Somebody! How public -like a frog- To tell one’s name -the livelong June- To an admiring Bog! 71 B. Brocket! 74 Hnpaiong Barbie Hey Mike, How's Physics? Opps, wrong bus! Ed Buckley, Ann Nirschl. and Mr. Schnepper Political Internship Program As Senior Political Interns Ann and Ed work out of Assemblywoman Shaffer’s and Senator Cook’s offices. They accompany their supervisors to meetings to learn about the govern- ment at the town, county, and state levels. Their duties include assisting the legislators, staff, attending hear- ings and attending legislative discus- sion groups. Boys State Boy’s State is a program by which the youth Of our nation learn the processes that govern our states. The American Legion sponsers this program, and it takes place at SUNY Morris- ville. Boy’s State is not only a place where you learn about state government, but is also a place where you have a lot of fun and meet many interesting people from all over New York. Boy’s State is an exciting experience, and is one that will remain with me for the rest of my life. Ed Buckley 78 We the Class of 1982 would like to extend a special thanks to our dear advisors Miss Lee and Mr. McClure. We really appreciate the help they have given us in our past four years in high school. We realize the hassles we have put them through-for example, when no one would sign up to work for the dinners and basketball games, but it always seemed to work out. Thanks again. THE SENIORS 79 Hey Bomber, “Pull up the tailgate!” Remember the seaweed fights? Hey Mike and Carl, “1 saw you jump the fence!” Hey Bob what are you going to court for this time?” When Andy DeGeorge talks everybody listens! Hey Marty remember how close you came to Dairyland’s window? Hey Laura-is “boxing out” really that much fun? Hey Ann, remember the day in coache’s office?!?! Hey Wendy, How did you bump your head?!? Hey John, CALLOSO”!! Hey Patty, What happened to your hair? Hey Tina, remember the shower you took in the artroom? Craig, will you read to us? Brenda, why is your leg dangling from the ceiling? Remember when we suffered through a week of “Wackey Weekleys”? Hey Melody, want to fall down a flight of stairs for us, we didn’t see you! Hey Victor heard you found a new way to meet girls? Hey Burr, how’s your Harem?!! Hey Becky, has your dog eaten your homework lately? What color is your underwear this week, Jody?!! Remember when Chris threw the bowlingball backwards towards the people, instead of forward toward the pins? “Don’t distrub the Ecological Balance of the stream Corey, got a T-Shirt we can borrow? Hey Nadine, Want to play Spin The-Bottle!?!? Hey Bryan, “Ooh-La-La” Remember when Andy W. came into Home Ec class and didn’t want to make cookies? I didn’t think so!!! Hey Carl, remember when you were secure? Hey Robin, Is that you hanging out the sunroof? Remember when Ed went around that corner with his car? Errrr! Hey Adrienne, get any sleep? Remember Mary, keep your eye on Bob. Remember the eighth grade hot fudge sundae party? Hey, Ed, how is your cat?? Hey Mike, Thanks. Hey Checko!