South New Berlin Central School - Southtown Yearbook (South New Berlin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1982 volume:

I Gateway XnouiWqe 1982 South New Berlin Central South New Berlin New York What’s new in ’82 9 . . . . Alma Mater on the gym wall. . . . . Computers to work with. .... Communications system for 11th 12th grades. 2 Gone but not forgotten This years yearbook is dedicated to the memory of three people who were near and dear to us for different reasons. Henry Hoyt was a member of this year’s gratuating class, until June 1981. He was active in both wrestling and football. He will be remem- bered by all his friends in Southtown. Connie Potter, a mother of one of our graduating class members, drove bus at SNBCS for 4 years. She was also very active in the Booster Club and many class activities. Though she was in our community for only a few years, she touched many lives and will be missed alot. Andy Camp, a 1981 graduate of SNBCS, was also a president for Student Council. He was very active in Boy Scouts, Yearbook Staff and Yorkers. Andy’s bubbly personality will be well remembered by all who knew him. 4 Kindergarten 1st row: T. Macumber, A. Meyer, E. Whyte, K. Bailey, T. Parker, 2nd row: B. Wightman, R. Wilcox, E. Cole J. Bliss, B. Sawdy, D. Boudet, 3rd row: B. Rizzieri, K. Barker, R. Darling, E. Heath, W. Lozier, K. Lorimer B. Phillips, D. Thomsen, 4th row: M, Kahn, M. Moore, D. Stacy, A. Lindberg, J. Smith, B. Sheridan 1—O’Donnell 1st row: A. Macumber, P. Pounds, C. Spencer, M. Edgett, A. Rogers, 2nd row: A. Weisse, T. Bayer, S. Cole, J. Barry, C. DeFrancisco, A. Christian, T. Taylor, J. Gies 3rd row: Miss O’Donnell, J. Stone, T. Hendrix, N. Barber, M. Reynolds J. Davis, C. Wightman, V. Daniels 4th row: J. Barker, D. Bishop, C. Manwarren, R. Sawdy, S. Robinson 7 2—Jemzura 1st row: K. Lakin, B. Fleming, D. French, W. Wightman, T. Martin 2nd row: S. Brown, C. Place, T. Bryden, M. Masalonis, K. Lamphere, P. Foulds 3rd row: J. Weaver, Z. Thomsen, B. Reynolds, S. Truax, M. Greeley, S. Dibbell, S. Meyers 4th row: Mrs. Jemzura, J. Gage, J. Potter, S. Brown, T. Williams, S. Peale 8 3—Mowry 1st row: R. Wightman, K. Funke, G. Koehler, K. Gies 2nd row: D. Smith, K. Hoffman, K. Christian, D. Warner, S. Coulter, S. Conklin, B. Brooks 3rd row: Miss Mowry, B. Dunham, B. McGowan, C. Weisse, M. Darling, N. Cole 4th row: R. Vaun, L. Hadlock, M. Murphy, C. Davis, A. Izard 9 4th Grade Mrs. Lent’s 1st row: L. Cline, B. French, S. Dubois, 2nd row: Mrs. Lent, A. Christian, R. Newell, K. Lorner, M. Clark, 3rd row: R. Riley, M. Meyers, B. Daniels 4th row: N. Fleming, K. Bovee, D. Peer, W. Jones Mrs. Thompson’s 1st row: J. Spencer, C. Beadle, T. Taylor, 2nd row: T. Gage, R. Hoyt, B. Dunham, T. Hendrix, Mrs Thompson 3rd row: R. Peale, P. Rogers, B. Moore, M. Place 4th row: D. Avolio, J. Montgomery, T. Taylor, R. Law to 5th Grade 1st row: A. Cullipher, J. Coulter, J. Newell, O. Beadle, W. Wadsworth, J. Weaver, B. Osborne 2nd row: C. Bosket, C. Rifanburg, A. Friedel, T. Manwarren, W. Dixson, M. Parker, J. Lilley, Mrs. Wright 3rd row: B. Gies, L. Cline, D. Hatton, P. Conklin, L. White, A. Lozier, T. Martin, R. Clum 4th row: K. Tarbell, L. Jones, K. Pounds, L. Warner, D. Kuhn, D. Bovee, E. Coulter, H. Barber, B. Brooks, L. Lakin 11 Mr. King’s 1st row: Mr. King, K. Dibbell, S. Boise, D. Ellingson, T. Bates, 2nd row: L. Vaun, L. Martin, T. Christian, B. Beadle, 3rd row: E. Davis, M. Breckenridge, L. Stone, T. Leech, A. Greenberg, 4th row: K. Koehler, T. VanRiper, C. Stilson, A. Scott, V. Montgomery Mrs. Porter’s 1st row: E. Nelson, S. Beckwith, J. Collins, Mrs. Por- ter, 2nd row: V. Stensland, J. Clark, K. Massolonis, R. Brown, 3rd row: M. Meade, C. Law, S. Chapura, F. French, E. Pattengill, 4th row: D. Utter, C. Arnold, Y. Davis, S. Osborne, V. Dunham 7th Grade 1st row: T. Wheeler, J. Lanfair, T. Ellingson, J. Robinson, P. Boise, L. Manwarren 2nd row: J. Beadle, M. Lakin, G. Gramstad, P. Drake, S. Tarbell, E. Bouren, N. Lonstein, A. Riley 3rd row: M. Maine, J. Mein, G. Walbrecht, D. DeBoer, M. Cole, D. Tamsett D. Meade, R. Breckenridge, M. An- derson 4th row: S. Petry, M. Burch, R. French, R. Brown, G. Perkins, J. Vaun, D. Graves, A. Wadsworth 5th row: I. Wheeler, B. Wightman, N. Thomsen, P. Conklin, B. Izard, L. Franklin, P. Constable, M. Toranto, B. Adamson, T. Austin, C. Jipson, W. Bovee, P. Camp • 13 8th Grade 1st row: C. MacGillivray, V. Pattengill, F. Dunham, G. Haddon, T. Tompkins, L. Boise, A. Brooks 2nd row: J. Hadlock, M. Currie, K. Morgan, M. Bayer, K. Taylor, M. DeLong, T. Chawgo, C. Walbrecht 3rd row: J. Lanfair, B. Osterhout, P. Gies, W. Petry, J. Taylor, L. Cline, S. Zorda 4th row: M. Jones, D. Stone,T. Bates, P. Thomsen, T. VanRiper, M. Wightman, T. Miles, T. Martin 5th row: D. Avolio, M. Hubred, M. Davis, B. Baldwin, S. Genung, R. Jameson, J. Thomsen, 1. Bryant, C. Lanfair 9th Grade 1st row: S. White, A. Loeffler, R. Bouren, L. McGinley, J. Lanfair, J. Lenihan, B. Bush, D. Cole, D. Brooks 2nd row: J. Tamsett, E. Thompsen, S. Pounds, P. Boise, M. Lonstein, P. Dixson, M. Perkins, J. Wasicko, G. Thompson 3rd row: B. Burchill, E. Lenihan, M. Morgan, J. Hoyt, E. Maynard, Z. Boice, R. Boise, B. Drake, C. Taylor 4th row: T. Kuhn, J. Gridley, F. Shapely, R. Arnold, D. Kuhn, R. Haltner, J. Meade, D. Friedel, W. Howard 15 Sophomores 1st row: T. Booth, L. Piatti, L. Nesbitt, K. Bates, R. Beadle, L. Hearth, D. Rifanburg, L. Adamson 2nd row: S. Law, S. Beadle, M. Beadle, M. Meyers, S. Jones, S. Cium, R. Adams, R. Loeffler 3rd row: C. Howard, J. Hadlock, T. Camp, R. Brown, P. Bryant, S. Weaver, S. Boise 4th row: T. Robinson, S. McBlain, B. Austin, S. Stensland, D. Morgan, H. Hamblett, M. Clark 16 Juniors 1st row: L. Barnes, T. Christian, D. Bush, L. Thomsen, L. MacGillivray, D. Dewey 2nd row: P. Bayer, M. Wells, T. Miles, J. Friedel, B. Thomsen, D. Brown, M. Mein 3rd row: T. Hearth, E. Tiffany, J. Baldwin, M. White, M. Manwarren, J. Hoffman, B. Gage 4th row: B. Gesslin, G. Moore, B. White, K. Wright, A. Avolio, J. Law, H. Lewis, H. Tumilowicz 18 Rodger Linn Brown Karlene Jean Bush Tracy Loren Chawgo Scott Arthur Clum Laura Lee Bard Monserrat Cardona Kornelis deGlee Jr. 20 Terry Lynne Drake Michael T. Hearth Karole Anne Jones 21 Evelyn D. Manwarren Glenn Ray Manwarren Christine Lenn Parker Michael Eugene Piatti William R. Law Barbara Lynne Leech Robert I Morgan George Fredrick Potter Virginia A. Potter Judith Adele Robinson Deborah Jean Pounds Rebecca Shaver Bob Rifanburg Robbie J. Stensland 23 24 27 Laura Bard class officer 2 chorus 4 4-H 1.2 Rodger Brown football 1.2,3.4 baseball 1,2,3,4 basketball 1.2.3.4 senior play 4 Karlene Bush class president 2 secretary 1,3,4 St. Council 2 yearbook 2,4 soccer 1,2,3,4 cheerleading 1,2,3,4 softball 2 senior play 4 Monserrat Cardona chorus 1,2 safety patrol 1 BOCES 4 senior play 4 Tracy Chawgo band 1 boy scouts 1 safety patrol 1 football 1,2,3,4 baseball 2,3,4 basketball 2,3,4 senior play 4 Scott Clum student council 4 yearbook 3.4 football 1,2,3,4 basketball 1.2 senior play 4 Kornelis deGlee art club 1,2 student council 3 yearbook 1,2,3 4-H 1.2,3.4 journalism club 1 Terry Drake 4-H 1,2.4 cheerleader 1,2 senior play 4 Richard Hadlock yorkers 1 boy scouts 1 BOCES 3,4 Patty Hawken colorguard 1 BOCES 3,4 Mike Hearth class vice-pres. 3 football 1,2,3 baseball 3 BOCES 2.3 senior play 4 Bill Henderson class secretary 2 president 3,4 honor society 2,3,4 boy’s state 3 football 1,2,3,4 baseball 1 basketball 1,2,3,4 Mock trial 3,4 senior play 4 Karen Jones class tres. 1.3,4 secretary 2 st. council 2 BOCES 3 band 1,2 yearbook 2,4 soccer 1,2,3,4 softball 1.2,3,4 basketball 2.4 cheerleader 1,3,4 senior play 4 Karole Jones St. Council 1 cheerleader 1,2 colorguard 1 BOCES 4 senior play 4 Bill Law St. council 1 Barb Leech BOCES 4 St. Council 2,3 colorguard 1,2,3 Evelyn Manwarren BOCES 4 St. council 3 Glenn Manwarren football 3,4 baseball 4 basketball 2,3,4 BOCES 3 Bob Morgan football 2,3,4 BOCES 2.3 baseball 2,3,4 senior play 4 basketball 1,2,3,4 Chris Parker 4-H 1,2 senior play 4 Mike Piatti senior play 4 George Potter class officer 1 band 1,2 yearbook 4 4-H 1 senior play 4 football 3,4 basketball 1,2 BOCES 1,2,3 Virginia Potter band 1,2 chorus 1,3 yorkers 1,2,3 4-H 3 safety patrol 1 cheerleader 1,2 twirler 1 colorguard 1,2 soccer 1,2 Deb Pounds treasurer 2 honor society 3.4 st. council 1 chorus 1,4 yearbook 4 yorkers 1 4 H 1,2,3,4 senior play 4 basketball 3,4 cheerleader 1,2,3,4 twirler 1,2,3,4 colorguard 3,4 soccer 3,4 softball 1.2.3.4 BOCES 3 Bob Rifanburg BOCES 1 Judy Robinson vice pres. 4 honor society 3,4 band 1.2,3,4 senior play 4 soccer 3,4 BOCES 3.4 Becky Shaver honor society 3,4 senior play 4 cheerleader 1,2 colorguard 1 BOCES 3,4 Robbie Stensland vice president 2 st. council 3,4 Band 1.2,3,4 yearbook 4 senior play 4 basketball 1.2,3.4 cheerleader 1,2 soccer 1,3,4 Laura Walbrecht class officer 2 st. council 3,4 yearbook 4 senior play 4 softball 1 cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Dave Wenzel boy scouts 1 senior play 4 football 1,2,3,4 baseball 2,3,4 basketball 1,3 BOCES 3,4 Dave White st. council 4 yearbook 4 boy scouts 1 senior play 4 football 1,2.3,4 baseball 1,2,4 basketball 1,2,3,4 Paul White wrestling 1,2,3 4-H 1,2 football 1,2,3,4 BOCES 2,3 Bruce Wright band 1,2 senior play 4 football 1,2.3,4 basketball 1,2,3,4 BOCES 3 28 SENIORS 29 Everyone is noted for something! Extrovert—Laura Bard Introvert—Chris Parker Biggest Gossip — Karlene Bush Most Sophisticated—Terry Drake Class Pest—Casey deGlee Biggest Instigator—Rodger Brown Most Studious—Bill Henderson Mouthiest—Barb Leech Evelyn Manwarren Friendliest—Karen Jones Class Devil—Bob Morgan Class Angel—Judy Robinson Sportiest—Dave White Craziest—Millie Cardona Bruce Wright Class Clown—Tracy Chawgo Punkish—Scott Clum Whimpiest—Richard Hadlock Partiers—Patty Hawkin Becky Shaver Hunters—Mike Hearth Paul White 1st Married—Karole Wightman Jones Shortest—Glenn Manwarren Tallest—Dave Wenzel Class Flirt—Laura Walbrecht Primpiest—Virginia Potter Best Looking—Mike Piatti Class Clutz—Bob Rifanburg Pepiest—Deb Pounds BMX Freak—George Potter Prepiest—Robbie Stensland —Bill Law 30 Senior Sketches Laura Bard has the nicknames of Lori or Bardo. She is in to roller skating, horseback riding, and traveling. Her favorite places to go are, to the big city, “New York”, the Red Barn, and to Pizza Hut to play Space Invaders. She likes to listen to REO and Meatloaf. Her idols are, Olivia Newton-John and Billy Joel. Her favorite style is, velour tops and blue jeans. She definitely dislikes people who talk about and criticize others. She plans to be a le- gal secretary. Rodger Brown also known as Betty, is in to all types of sports, hunting and fishing. He likes to go to pro games, to sit in front of a T.V. and watch football games, and to go to Karlene’s. He likes to listen to Cheap Trick. His fa- vorite style is, jeans, T-shirt, sneakers and a baseball hat. Wouldn’t you know, his idol is Tom Seaver! He dislikes being in large crowds and he absolutely hates onions. Now that he is getting through school, his next step is to find a job that he will like and be successful at. Karlene Bush better known as Gert or Sister is into sewing quilts, jogging, and collecting her own fingernails. Her favorite places to go are, shopping, trips to any- place, out to eat, and to be with Rodger. She likes to lis- ten to Foreigner and the Rolling Stones. Her main dislike is, bossy, snobby, put-on people. She has achieved get- ting through school with pretty decent marks and getting involved in many fun school activities. Her goal is to be- come a good secretary, get married and live happily ever after. Her favorite style is business dress. Millie Cardona or Mildew, is into partying and crusin’. Her favorite bands are. Van Halen and Black Sabbath. She dislikes stuck up people. Her favorite style is “cool”. Her achievements are lost. She is on her way to being a beautician. Tracy Chawgo known also as Carl or Taco enjoys playing baseball and hav- ing fun. His favorite place to go is any- where, as long as Janice can go. He dislikes being in bad moods, people who try to be what they’re not and floaters in his soda. His favorite bands are REO, Foreigner and The Forrust Lords. His favorite styles are, jeans, in side-out sweatshirts and untied sneak- ers, (otherwise known as the slob look). His idols are, Mr. Richard Pryor, Mr. Steve Martin and his father. His achievement is making it all the way to 12th grade and only failing once. His ambition is to get married when he is 21, and have a happy and successful life. Scott Clum, Sting, Punker, or fish, likes riding bowls on his board, getting high air, fishing, and swimming. He dislikes wiping out in bowls, people bugging him and ra- dio static. He likes going to McDonalds, Gavins, George’s, Hi-fidelity stores, and the Thomsen’s house. His idols are all nice people (Mrs. Walling, parents, people who ride boards). He is really into music. He likes The Police and Loverboy, He likes all cool styles, New Wave hairstyles, his own skater image, and definitly Vans sneakers. He has achieved being in a snowboard contest in Vermont, plus his art work was accepted in magazines, and several displays. His main goal is to do something really good with his art and win some bowl contests on his boards. Kornelis deGlee known as Casey, is into hunting, fish- ing, and farming. He likes listening to the Charlie Daniels Band. He likes to be home, home, and home! His style is country. His idols are his parents, brothers and his sister. He dislikes Bernie, English, John Deere’s. He has achieved remaining single past his senior year. His goal is to become rich and famous, and get married. Terry Drake or Chief, enjoys showing horses. Her favorite places to go are, Todd’s house, and Todd’s baseball games. She dislikes immature people. Her ambition is to become a successful travel agent, marry Todd and have a family. Her favorite band is the Eagles and her favorite style is fairly dressy clothes. Her idol is Olivia New- ton-John. Richard Hadlock more often known as Neil is into working. He enjoys going to work and to BOCES. He listens to Kenny Rogers. His style is, blue jeans and a flannel shirt. He dislikes school and his big achievement is to get out. His main drive is to become a mechanic. Good luck, Neil! 33 Patty Hawken likes sleeping late and being whreever something is going on. Her favorite bands are AC DC, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Led Zepplin. She dislikes waiting for people who don’t show up and people who think they are better than the others! She intends to get a good job and get rich. Evelyn Manwarren known as Eg or Evey, is into cook- ing, dancing, horseback riding and rollerskating. Her best places to go are Vermont, or N.H. Her favorite styles are blue jeans, cordoroys, and tuck-in shirts. She dislikes swimming and people who put down others. She wants to graduate and then become some sort of a cook. Mike Hearth is into fishing and hunting. He listens to REO, Styx, and Pat Benetar. He likes going to Nina’s. He’s really into the style of QUIET! He has achieved be- ing in the senior play, football and baseball. He hates liv- er. Bill Henderson is into listening to music, figuring out the trick to a Rubik’s cube, and sports. He likes to go to Nina’s. He listens to REO and Styx. He likes the West- ern style. He dislikes stuck up people. His goal is to be- come a computer programmer. Karen Jones or Beatrice is into sports, pi- ano, cooking and sketching. Her favorite places to hangout are Pizza Hut and shop- ping. She likes both current and Victorian styles and her favorite bands are, Supertramp, Air Supply, Bread and Ala- bama. She very much dislikes snobby peo- ple. Her ambition is to finish 2 years of col- lege and to become a physical therapy assistant. Karole Jones is into motorcycling, cruisin’, parties, rock roll, sleeping late, and eat- ing. She listens to Van Halen, Ozzie Ozborne, Blue-Oyster Cult, Journey, Foreign- er, Areosmith, Led Zepplin, Black Sab- bath. She likes going places with Tom, espe- cially the Barr-y. Her favorite style is boots and Levis. She definitely dislikes red necks, stuck ups, mouthy people, people who don’t care about themselves, spiders, being alone, and spinach. Her achievement is getting married. Her goal is to get all the good out of life that she can. Bill Law better known as Ed or Burble, is into hunting, and wood working. He listens to the Charlie Daniels Band, and likes to go to the YMCA. His favorite style is square. He achieved making it home last Saturday night after having five bourbons. His goal is to become a con- servation officer. Barb Leech is into going to the movies and going on trips. She likes to listen to Tom Petty, Cars, and REO. Her favorite style is blue jeans and sweaters. She defi- nitely dislikes crabby people and bratty kids. She has achieved getting a 95 average at BOCES. Her ambition is to get a reaiy good job after high school. Glenn Manwarren better known as “Mini”, is into sports, good music, horseback riding, hunting, and water skiing. He likes to be wherever there is a crowd. He lis- tens to Molly Hatchet and Devo. His favorite styles are natural blondes and tight jeans. His idol is Roger Stauback. He does’nt like stuck up people and home- work. His big achievements were finishing a sports season under tough Coach Boyer and finishing basic training. He wants to have a successful career in the army and retire an officer. Bob Morgan otherwise known as Horse and R.A.G., is into eating, pizza, going to the movies, and sports. He likes to go to Nina’s and Laura’s house. His favorite bands are AC DC, Cars, and Journey, while his favorite style is bum. He dislikes cookies, detention and homework. His idols are, Steve Martin and Zelda. His achievement has been passing poetry the first year and his ambi- tion is to make it through high school, go to col- lege, and drive truck. Christine Parker, or Cris, enjoys babysitting little kids. Her favorite places to go are shopping, Nina’s and her sister’s house. She likes country western music and her favorite style is dressy clothing. She dislikes people who don’t mind their own business. Her achievement has been being a good mother and her ambition is to be a waitress and a babysitter. Mike Piatti, known as the Mad Italian, likes fixing cars, motorcycling and snowmobiling. He dislikes stuck up peo- ple. His favorite bands are Foreigner, Styx and the Po- lice. His favorite style is New Wave. His favorite places to go are, Nina’s, McDonalds and where everybody else is. His ambition is to have alot of money. Virginia Potter quite often known as Ginny, Stork, Disco, Little Lady, or Fox enjoys disco dancing, rollerskating, ice skating, and singing. Her favorite places to go are rollerskating, disco techs, bars, trips. Her idol is her boyfriend, John Bikowsky. She likes to listen to Bainbridge. Her style is to be different. She really dislikes people that feel they are better than others because man made everyone equal. Her goal is to live a happy and healthy life every second. 34 George Potter better known as Ju- nior or the skateboard nut, is into sports, snowboarding, skateboarding, biking and jamming. His favorite places to go are Michelle’s, McDonald’s, skate parks, and hills. He dislikes rain, rocky hills and slip- pery roads. His idols are Tom Sims and Duane Peters. He likes to jam with Heavy Metal Bands. His achieve- ments are a pro snowboarding contest and 2nd place in a bulldozing contest. His ambition is everybody’s dream; to make a good living. His favorite style is “in”, jeans and a T-shirt or a sweater. Debbie Pounds otherwise known as Deborah Jean en- joys color guard, cheerleading, sports and partying. Her favorite place to go is anywhere and her favorite styles are blue jeans, sneakers and braids. Her favorite bands are AC DC, REO, Air Supply and Devo. Her dislikes are staying home and being bored. Her ambition is to become successful in one or many things. Bob Rifanburg or Rife, enjoys hunting and fishing. He likes to go to a roller skating rink. His favorite bands are REO, AC DC and Molly Hatchet. His goal is to go into the army. Judy Robinson also known as Adele, bude, or Jude, is into soccer and cooking. Her favorite places to hang out are Nina’s, Thomsen’s and the Mall. Her favorite bands are Air Supply, Queen, and REO. She dislikes liver, ba- nanas, Cadillac’s and red lipstick. Her favorite styles are current and preppy. Her ambition is to graduate from college and become an elementary teacher. Her achieve- ments have been, being a runner up for Home Coming Queen, Highest Regents mark in Business Math and Eng- lish. Becky Shaver also called Beck or Bucky, is into rock-n- roll, snowmobiling, sleeping late, partying, cruisin’ and concerts. She likes to be where Randy and the action are. She has many favorite bands: the Rolling Stones, Van Halen, Ozzy Ozbourne, Blue-Oyster Cult, Black Sab- bath, AC DC, etc. Her style is Levis and workboots. She dislikes rednecks, two-faced people, English homework, mornings, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs- days. Her big goal is very common, to get rich and live in luxury. Robbie Stensland has many nicknames, such as Bertrude, Berta Purple Shirta, Wobbie and Jack. She is into dancing. Her favorite place to go is OUT! She likes to listen to Queen, The Ramones, The Rolling Stones and Devo. Her favorite style is punk, and preppy (Calvin Klein). She doesn’t care for the school food or (WCHN) at all. Her big goal is to graduate from college, become independent with a computer career and live in a big city. Laura Walbrecht known as Charlie, or Shark, enjoys sewing. Her favorite bands are Foreigner, Rolling Stones, Devo and AC DC. Her favorite place to go is shopping and Nina’s. She dislikes Mondays, conceited people and people who can’t take a joke. Her favorite styles are prep and punk. Her ambitions are to finish high school and college, then travel and settle down and get a job as a computer programmer. Her achievements have been to be a cheerleader and a class officer. Dave Wenzel or Wenz, is into partying, cruisin’, shoot- ing pool and jammin’ out. He likes being with Kim and where the action is. He likes listening to Blue-Oyster Cult, April Wine and Van Halen. He dislikes Mondays, homework and rednecks. His main drive is to get rich and have fun. Dave White known as Rudy, enjoys skateboarding, foot- ball, basketball and hunting. His favorite places to go are his girlfriend’s house, Florida and Cooperstown Lake. His favorite bands are REO, Cars, and Devo, and his idol is Tony Dorsett. His achievements have been getting tro- phies for football and being named Tri-valley and all county last year and this year. His goal is to get through high school and go into the air force. Paul White otherwise known as White boy or bouncer, has hobbies of sports, hunting and drinking. His favorite place to go is the Eagle Inn, the Lido and the Mill House. His idols are, Robin Hood and the Smurfs and his favorite bands are the Boom Town Rats, the Moss Back Mule Band and ZZ Top. His achievements are an F.F.A. member, 4-H member, football and wrestling. His goal is to go for 1 year of college and get a job. Bruce Wright most often known as Clyde, is into sports, good music, good parties, hunting, fishing, snowmobiling and riding motorcycles. He likes to listen to AC DC, Mol- ly Hatchet, Beatles and the Rolling Stones. He likes to go to Karen’s place. His idol is Johnny Cash. His favorite styles are hot cars, punk rock, and sexy girls, especially blondes and brunettes. He doesn’t like people who think they are better than others. He has achieved getting through school without quitting. His goal is to graduate and live to see the age of 20. 35 Superintendent Mr. Hall Assistant Superintendent Mr. Griffith Board of Education Mrs. DeBoer, Mr. Andersen, Mr. Shaver, Mrs. Swift, Mr. Funke Elementary Faculty: 1st row: Mr. King, Miss Mowry, Mrs. Rizzieri, Miss O’Donnell 2nd row: Mrs. Lent, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Wright, Miss Webb, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Mikkelson, Miss Geertz High School Faculty: 1st row: Mr. Babbitt, Mr. Clinton, Mr. Bliss, Mr. Stevens, 2nd row: Miss McLaren, Mr. Dunshee, Mrs. Heck, Mrs. Walling, Mrs. Revoir 3rd row: Miss Wheaton, Mrs. Stevens, Miss Burnside, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Allen, Mrs. Dixson, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Scheuerman 38 Teachers Aides: Mrs. White, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Falkner, Mrs. Wenzel 39 Bus Drivers: Mr. Binelli Mr. Erickson, Mr. Boice Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Pattengill Mrs. Koslow Custodians Mr. Jenison, Mr. Welch Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Pounds, Mrs. Ruvo Mrs. Dibbell, Mrs. Izard, Mrs. Tompkins 40 Yearbook Staff: Kneeling: D. Pounds, K. Bush, T. Christian, Sitting: D. Morgan, L. Walbrecht B. White, K. Wright, A. Avolio, Standing: Mrs. Dixson, R. Stensland, S. Cium, K. Jones, G. Potter Advisor: Mrs. Dixson Editor: Kelly Wright Photographic Asst.: Mrs. Walling Photographers: Becky White, Scott Clum Artists: Becky White, Scott Clum Typist: Audrey Avolio Staff: Karlene Bush Karen Jones Laura Walbrecht Dave White George Potter Deb Pounds Robbie Stensland Teresa Christian Gail Moore 42 Band 1st row: p. Conklin D. Pounds 2nd row: V. Stensland T. Leech K. Tarbell D. Ellingson P. Drake N. Lonstein L. Martin S. Tarbell M. Meade 3rd row: Mr. Babbitt D. DeBoer N. Thomsen J. Robinson T. Ellingson P. Boise S. Osborne L. Stone K. Dibbell 4th row: M. Currie M. Perkins J. Wasicko K. Taylor C. Law D. Meade A. Greenburg B. Wightman 5th row: S. Weaver P. Gies M. Toranto B. Izard B. Adamsom J. Gridley S. Pounds G. Perkins 6th row: P. Camp S. Stensland T. Robinson T. Miles T. Bates D. Stone M. Wightman T. Austin 7th row: P. Thomsen B. Drake K. Wright J. Baldwin S. Genung D. Kuhn D. Morgan H. Hamblett The Band Story: The South New Berlin Indians Marching Band had a very good 1980-1981 season. They put on several concerts and held many activities. One very exciting thing that happened was the band exchange trip to Forestville, N.Y. On April 30, May 1-3. Forestville is out in western N.Y. about 40 miles from Buffalo. On the trip the band traveled to Niagara Falls, held a concert with the Forestville band and many activities which included both bands. On May 16 the band traveled to the Cazenovia Band Pagent and to the McLean pa- rade. The band received a 1st place trophy in the Jazz, the Concert, and the Marching Band competitions. Also a plaque for the best all around improvement. In McLean they received a 1st place trophy in parade. On June 6 the band traveled to the Sherburne Pagent of Bands. Here they received a 1st place in the concert competition and 6th place in both jazz and the marching competitions. The band attended 6 summer parades. They were in Milford, Sidney, Schenevus, Whitney Point, DeRuyter, and New Berlin parades. They received two 1st places, two 2nd’s and a 3rd, and a 4th place trophy. Money raised from these parades is helping to pay for new uniforms for the 1981-1982 season. When the school year started, the band was looking forward to an exciting year. On Saturday November 14, 1981, the Gilbertsville band traveled here for a “mini-ex- change”. Gilbertsville and South New Berlin band students spent the day practicing and getting to know one another. The idea of this exchange is to show that bands don’t always have to be competing . . . they can work together. An exchange, where South New Berlin travels to G’ville, is planned for the springtime. The band had two fund raisers. They sold candles and candy. Thank you for help- ing. That money will go towards the new uniforms. The uniforms have arrived and look really sharp. Come out and see the South New Berlin Indians!! We are now working on more exchanges and also on obtaining more parts for our uniforms. It looks like an- other good year!!! Junior Band 1st row: C. Bosket, L. Larkin K. Pounds, H. Barber K. Tarbell 2nd row: R. Cium, B. Brooks D. Hatton, W. Dixson T. Martin, L. Martin P. Drake, D. Ellingson 3rd row: Mr. Babbitt, V. Dunham E. Davis, C. Law S. Chapura, T. Ellingson A. Friedel, K. Dibbell P. Conklin, M. Meade V. Stensland 4th row: P. Camp, C. Jipson B. Adamson, T. Austin G. Perkins, M. Anderson D. DeBoer, A. Greenburg J. Robinson Senior Band 1st row: Mr. Babbitt, J. Mein, N. Thomsen, B. Wightman, J. Robinson, T. Ellingson, P. Boise, L. McGinley, T. Martin, P. Drake, S. Tarbell, 2nd row: P. Boise, B. Adamson, T. Austin, L. Hearth, J. Gridley, J. Tamsett, M. Perkins, L. Thomsen, K. Taylor, D. DeBoer, M. Anderson, 3rd row: B. Austin, J. Wasicko, S. Zorda, M. Wightman, D. Stone, S. Stensland, L. Barnes, T. Robinson, C. Jipson, P. Camp, 4th row: H. Hamblett, B. Drake, J. Law, K. Wright, M. Davis, J. Baldwin, G. Perkins, D. Kuhn, P. Thompson, S. Genung, H. Lewis 44 Stage Band 1st row: M. Wightman, H. Hamblett H. Lewis 2nd row: S. Tarbell, N. Thomsen D. DeBoer, J. Wasicko M. Perkins, D. Stone 3rd row: J. Baldwin, G. Perkins P. Thompson, S. Genung S. Stensland, K. Taylor Mr. Babbitt 4th row: B. Drake, K. Wright P. Camp, J. Law T. Robinson, J. Gridley Student Aides 1st row: K. Taylor M. DeLong 2nd row: M. Jones M. Wightman 3rd row: K. Bates W. Davis V. Potter L. Bard 45 Language Club: 1st row: L. Adamson, M. Perkins, P. Boise, E. Thomsen, 2nd row: J. Tamsett, R. Bouren, K. Wright, R. Loeffler, S. Stensland, B. Drake, L. Thomsen, Miss Wheaton, 3rd row: J. Meade, T. Robinson, A. Loeffler, D. Friedel, D. Cole, S. Law, B. White, H. Hamblett, J. Hoffman Mock Trial: 1st row: Mr. Dunshee, L. Thomsen, K. Wright, H. Hamblett, B. Henderson, 2nd row: H. Lewis, B. White, D. Morgan 46 Student Council 1st row: Miss Allen, L. Adamson, 2nd row: R. Stensland, W. Howard, J. Law, Mr. Dunshee 3rd row: E. Thomsen, J. Robinson, D. Cole, M. Perkins, T. Bates, T. Robinson, S. Stensland, L. Barnes, S. Weaver, S. Pounds, 4th row: L. Walbrecht, J. Lanfair, J. Mien, S. Clum Honor Society L. Thomsen D. Pounds J. Robinson B White B. Shaver K Wright B. Henderson 47 Reading Tutors: 1st row: K. Masalonis, J. Collins, L. Cline, M. Clark, E. Nelson 2nd row: C. Law, S. Chapura, A. Greenburg, M. Toranto 3rd row: N. Lonstein, K. Dibbell, K. Koehler, S. Osborne, M. Currie, W. Petry, P. Camp. E. Lenihan 4H Club Front row: P. Pounds, W. Spencer 1st row: K. Pounds, B. Brooks S. Boise, B. Adamson L. McGinley, B. Izard J. Spencer 2nd row: D. Pounds, L. Adamson N. Thomsen, P. Conklin B. Wightman, B. Dunham 3rd row: P. Boise, J. Robinson A. Brooks, V. Stensland J. Gridley, T. Kuhn T. Booth 4th row: L. Boise, P. Conklin T. Leech, D. Cole S. Pounds, M. Perkins L. Barnes 48 Southtown Yorkers 1st row: L. Barnes T. Robinson S. Stensland 2nd row: G. Perkins M. Perkins E. Thomsen J. Gridley Holmesville Yorkers 1st row: M. Currie S. Weaver C. MacGillvray 2nd row: M. Hubred T. VanRiper M. Manwarren 3rd row: L. Hearth D. Kuhn B. Baldwin 49 P.M. BOCES J. Robinson L. Bard K. Bush R. Hadlock D. Wenzel M. Cardona P. Hawken B. Law J. Haltner R. Stensland B. Shaver E. Manwarren R. Brown A M. BOCES D. Dewey T. Christian B. Leech T. Miles B. Lanfair L. MacGillivray H. Tumilowicz D. Brown G. Moore 50 Boy Scouts: 1st row: T. Martin, J. Lillcy, E. Pattengill, T. Christian, T. Camp, T. Martin, G. Perkins 2nd row: J. Weaver, K, Lenihan, S. Petry, J. Mein, J. Lenihan, B. Gage, C. Bosket, M. Burch 31 Girl Scouts: 1st row: T. Hendrix, L, Cline, T. Gage, S. Boise, V. Stensland, K. Bovee, 2nd row: T. Miner, L. Martin, M. Clark, K. Lorner, P. Rogers, T. Leach, A. Greenburg, W. Jones Brownies: C. Wightman J. Gage V. Miner, C. DeFranciscc A. Rogers R. Wightman B. Dunham S. Peale 52 lst-3rd Twirlcrs Front row: T. Austin A. Christian B. Fleming M. Masalonis C. Jipson Back row: J. Gies J. Gage S. Peale K. Lanfair A. Weiss 4th-6th Twirlers Front row: V. Miner T. Gage L. Martin T. Taylor J. Spencer Middle row: P. Rogers L. Jones K. Pounds Mrs. Thompson Back row: W. Wadsworth T. Miner D. Kuhn N. Fleming 54 Football 1st row: J. Hoyt, R. Boise, M. Morgan, E. Lenihan, D. Friedel, J. Tamsett, E. Maynard, 2nd row: D. Tamsett, L. White, B. Adams, R. Loeffler, M. Beadle, S. Boise, B. Beadle, P. Bryant, S. Jones, J. Hadlock, M. Clark, B. Bush, Coach Boyer 3rd row: P. Bayer, T. Hearth, J. Hoffman, B. Thomsen, J. Friedel 4th row: Coach Bryden, G. Potter, S. Cium, D. Brown, B. Wright, D. White, R. Brown, D. Wenzel, G. Manwarren, B. Henderson, T. Chawgo, B. Morgan, R. Brown Football 1981 The scores for the 1981 season: The Varsity Football team had a successful year with a record of 5-2. The leading rushers were Dave White, Tim SNB Opponent Hearth and Jim Friedel. They also were the leading scorers Morris 38 6 with Dave having 83 pts., Tim Hearth having 62 pts., and Jim New Berlin 39 44 Friedel having 50 pts. The leading tacklers were Dave White, Laurens 40 6 Bill Henderson, and Rodger Brown. Bob Morgan as left end, Edmeston 34 12 Jim Friedel as quarterback and Dave White as running back Mt. Upton 42 14 were named Tri-Valley All-County Team (offense). Tim Hearth Edmeston 30 0 and Mike Clark had Honorable Mentions. Rodger Brown as left guard, Brian Thomsen as left end and David White as line backer were named Tri-Valley All-County (defense). Bill Henderson had an Honorable Mention. Dave White as New Berlin 24 30 linebacker, Rodger Brown as guard and Bill Henderson as linebacker made All-County 1st team. Mike Clark as defensive guard made All-County 2nd team. 56 Soccer 1st row: K. Bush, D. Bush, S. Boise, 2nd row: P. Boise, L. Thomsen, M. Jones, E. Thomsen, J. Robinson, K. Jones, L. Boise, 3rd row: D. Cole, S. Stensland, M. Perkins, S. Weaver, D. Pounds, D. Stone, A. Brooks, T. Robinson, 4th row: P. Camp, V. Stensland, R, Stensland, Miss Burnside, J. Meade, L. Barnes, S. Pounds. The Soccer Story: The Soccer team had a learn- ing year with a 4-7-1 record. Dar- lene Bush, Michelle Jones and Sue Pounds had 1 point for the season. Sandy Stensland had 2, Eva Thomsen 3 and Deb Pounds had 7 for the season. Total points for the season were 16 points. Karen Jones had 120 saves averaging 14.2 per game. The Soccer team averaged 3.1 corner kicks per game and 14.1 shots at goal per game. All though the record was not too good all in all they learned alot. The Scores for the 1980-1981 season: Otselic Valley SNB 2 Opponent 2 Mt. Upton 2 1 Gilbertsville 0 1 New Berlin 0 2 Morris 4 1 Franklin 0 4 Otselic Valley 2 4 Mt. Upton 2 1 Gilbertsville 0 3 New Berlin 1 0 Morris 3 6 Franklin 0 3 57 1st row: B. Bush, A. Loeffler, J. Wasicko, R. Loeffler, J. Lanfair, D. Brooks, S. White, B. Burchill, 2nd row: S. Boise, S. Jones, D. Friedel, E. Maynard, B. Haltner, R. Boise, M. Morgan, R. Brown, J. Tamsett, Coach Boyer Varsity Basketball 1st row: L. White, T. Hearth, D. DeBoer, 2nd row: J. Baldwin, J. Hoffman, J. Friedel, T. Chawgo, Coach Bryden, R. Brown, D. Brown, B. Henderson, D. White 58 Basketball 1981-1982 The season to this point has been moderately success- ful. The record stands at 6-9 overall and 5-6 in the Tri- Valley West. Though the team still has a chance to finish with the best Southtown record in ten years, wins must come against three teams who have already defeated us, to accomplish this. Season highlights to this point have been a two point home court win over Laurens, and good performances while losing to Roxbury, Brookfield, and Springfield, three of the best Class D teams in the area. The season will hopefully conclude with at least a .500 league record and a trip to the sectionals. J. V. Varsity SNB OPP. SNB OPP. Mt. Upton 50 85 56 79 Draper 77 65 46 60 Franklin 51 47 76 64 Otselic Valley 53 56 42 62 Gilbertsville 56 46 87 72 Laurens 59 79 67 65 Morris 44 40 78 59 New Berlin 47 65 60 37 Franklin 66 73 74 64 Mt. Upton 59 77 50 51 Brookfield 76 78 70 79 Gilbertsville 66 38 63 68 Springfield 48 43 53 71 Morris 66 55 89 69 Otselic Valley New Berlin Coach Bryden, Coach Boyer Cheerleaders 7 8th Row 1: P. Boise, M. Delong, P. Conklin, K. Taylor, Row 2: T. Bates, M. Jones, Miss McLaren, Miss Wheaton 59 7th Grade Basketball 1st row: J. Lanfair, M. Andersen, D. DeBoer, M. Lakin, T. Ellingson, J. Beadle 2nd row: D. Meade, G. Perkins, R. Brown, D. Graves, R. Breckenridge, D. Tamsett, M. Burch 8th Grade Basketball 1st row C. Walbrecht, G. Haddon, K. Morgan, T. Tompkins, 2nd row: I. Bryant, 2nd row D. Avolio, B. Baldwin, M. Hubred, S. Genung, T. Chawgo 60 Varsity Cheerleaders K. Jones D. Pounds K. Bush J. Law L. Walbrecht L. Thomsen D. Bush J.V. Cheerleaders D. Cole J. Meade S. Weaver B. Austin E. Thomsen R. Beadle L. Piatti 61 Girls Basketball 1st row: Mr. King, L. Boise, V. Stensland, 2nd row: H. Lewis, J. Meade, M. Perkins, P. Boise, S. Pounds 3rd row: S. Weaver, S. Stensland, D. Pounds, T. Robinson, 4th row: K. Jones, R. Stensland The scores for the 1981-1982 season: SNB Opponent Franklin 12 40 Mt. Upton 50 34 Morris 42 29 New Berlin 44 25 G’ ville 22 45 Franklin 39 61 Morris 50 49 G'ville 34 49 New Ber;in 37 39 62 Baseball 1st row: M. Hearth, T. Hearth, R. Loeffler, S. Jones, S. Boise, J. Friedel, 2nd row: P. Bayer, B. Morgan, R. Pounds, R. Brown, K. Funke, J. Lewis, P. Hamblett, T. Chawgo, G. Falkner, R. Brown. Mr. King The baseball team finished with a 6-6 league record, good for fourth place. The team won 5 straight games at one point in the season. Senior pitcher Phil Hamblett had a good year. He had a 4-1 record with a 2.20 ERA. Phil had one of the top records in the league. Junior pitcher Rodger Brown had a tough year. He ended up with an ERA of 3.30. Senior Roy Pounds and Junior Tracy Chawgo led the team with a .333 batting average. Roy also led with 15 runs scored. Roy’s performance, batting and in the field, helped him win the MVP award. Sophomore Jim Friedel had 13 hits. Sopho- more Tim Hearth led with 14 stolen bases. Seniors Roy Pounds and Kevin Funke and Junior Rodger Brown led with 3 doubles each. Juniors Tracy Chawgo and Bob Morgan and Sophomore Tim Hearth led with 2 triples. Sophomore Jim Friedel had the only home run during the year. Only losing seniors Kevin Funke (2nd base), Roy Pounds (left field), Phil Hamblett (pitcher), and Jeff Lewis, the 1982 Base- ball team should have a good year. The scores of the 1981 season: SNB Opponent G’ville 9 2 Franklin 4 8 Otselic Valley 0 5 New Berlin 7 4 G'ville 12 4 Mt. Upton 7 1 Morris 1 3 Morris 1 4 Mt. Upton 11 5 Franklin 18 1 Otselic Valley 0 5 New Berlin 0 6 63 Softball 1st row: S. Weaver, S. Stensland, R. Beadle, P. Boise 2nd row: L. Boise, K. Jones, D. Meade, M. Potter, C. White, D. Pounds, K. Pounds 3rd row: Miss Burnside, D. Bush, S. Camp, H. Lewis, M. Jones, S. Pounds The season ended very differently than was expected. With nearly the same team returning from a 1980 division win, prospects looked really good for a repeat of this in 1981. The team ended up with an 8-4 league record which earned them a tie for 3rd place with New Berlin. There were many positive things in this season. Sophomore, Sandy Camp, had a very good year. She lead the team with a batting average of .732 which included leading in home runs with 9, and triples with 6. Many other hitters did well also. The team batting average was .568. Team leaders in the follow- ing categories were Holly Lewis with 15 doubles and 29 runs batted in, Sandy Stensland with 26 stolen bases, and Sharon Weaver with 27 singles. A good job by Senior Mary Potter, as pitcher, helped a great deal also. She had an 8-3 record and struck out 96 batters during the sea- son. This performance earned her Most Valuable Player in softball. There was also fine display of defensive play by many players. Out- fielders Karen Jones, Sandy Camp, and Sharon Weaver and infielders Holly Lewis, Darlene Bush, Deb Pounds, Connie White, And Sandy Stensland were always stable. The team is only losing 4 graduating seniors so look for them to be tough this year!! The scores for the 1981 season: G'ville SNB Opponent 24 4 Franklin 16 29 Otsellc Valley 21 12 New Berlin 7 8 G'ville 6 8 Mt Upton 26 17 Mt. Upton 31 3 Morns 17 7 Otselic Valley 23 7 Franklin 15 10 Morris 33 22 New Berlin 6 7 64 66 sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssgsxrax Compliments to the Class of 82. Hayes St. Restaurant Ice Cream Parlor Norwich, N.Y. Norwich Auto Upholstery Auto—Truck Boat—Camper R.D. 2, Box 253 Route 12 South Norwich, N.Y. 13815 334-7834 Compliments of Stefanellies Restaurant Motel Route 12 Norwich, New York 334-2251 Concerned about your health? We are. 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