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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1985 volume:

c Ct u tyj- South New Berlin Central School South New Berlin New York Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town Waiting for someone or something to show you the way Tired of lying in the sunshine staying home to watch the rain You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today And then one day you find ten years have got behind you And you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it’s sinking You cry out loud to the world but you’re still small Your time spent here is another brick in the wall. Idea from Time” by Pink Floyd 2 3 O.K .... Who’s the artist? Mr. F. Hall Administration Faculty Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Mr. G. Griffith Board of Education Mr T Eiiingson Mr. M. Parker Mr. H. Funke Mr. |. DeGlee Mr. M. Defrancisco (no pictures available) 5 Mrs. Revoir—Business Mrs. Rizzieri—K, Miss O’Donnell—1st; Mrs. Bliss—2nd Mrs. Heck—English Mrs. Lynch—Math Lab; Mrs. Tompkins—Reading Lab 6 Mr. Harrison—Ind Arts Mr. Bryden. Mr. Schriber—Soc. St. Mr. Stevens—Guidance Mrs. Lent—4th, Mrs. Thomson—3rd 7 Mrs. Dixson—Math Mrs. Stevens—Computer Mrs. Walling—Art Miss Rathcamp. Mrs. Reynolds—Science Teacher’s Aids: Mrs. Wenzel. Mrs. White, Mrs. Faulkner Secretaries: Front: Mrs. Meyers. Back: Mrs. Fleury, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Jones Cafeteria Staff: Front: Mrs. Tompkins. Mrs. Ruvo. Back: Mrs. Izard. Mrs. Pounds. Mrs. Dibbell Our cafeteria staff is always getting into the spirit of things as well as trying to serve ap- pealing nutritious meals. Keep up the home- baking girls! Teachers' aid: Mrs. Walker 9 Mr. Jenison Mr. Welch 10 Humpty-Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty-Dumpty had a great fall, All the king’s horses and all the Back: A. MaCann. T. Miller. K. Stiles. S. Miles. C. Montgomery. Mrs. Rizzieri. Row 3: A. Ackley, J. Boise. D. Shaver, L. Willey. T. Parker. M. Wightman. J. Brooker. M. Salisbury. Row 2: S. Voorhis. C. Whaley. C. Horton. J. Warner. D. Lawyer. K. Graham. K. Kelleher. Front: K. Slater, J. Seifert, J. Vasquez, R. Lanfair. M. Bliss, T. Place 12 Back: B. McGowan, M. Carney. A. Smith, V. Werlau, M. Moore Miss O’Donnell. Row 3: B. Jipson. M. Guller. L. Hendrickson, R. Boudet. J. Shapley, J. Neadom, S. Slater. D. Montgomery, Row 3: K. Murphy, C. Stevens, C. Greenberg, S. Heath. J. Dunham, H. Petry, C. Graham. Front: K. DeFranciso, T. Greeley. E. Hitt. M. McCann. T. Wightman, Absent: Q. Brown Back: Mrs. Bliss. H. West, H. Bryden. ). Smith, A. Lynch, D. Stacy. R. Smith. G. Megarry, Row 2: V. Boice. R. Izard. D. Neuland. T. Cox. M. Foulds, T. Williams. T. Miller, Front: S. Lonstein. C. Wadsworth, T. Macumber, C. Manwarren. B. Sapriacone, Absent: E. Manwarren 14 Back: A. Lindberg. W. Lozier, R. Darling, K. Lorimer, Mrs. Thompson. Row 2: J. Parker, J. Squires. J. Kuhn. S. Robinson. D. Byam. C. Maynard. D. Brooker, Row 3: D. Thomsen. D. Boudet, E. Heath. K. Bailey. M. Moore. G. Smith. C. Cox. Front: R. Wilcox, B. Trinka, J. Bliss. D. Reilly. T. Crump o • -s; 15 T1 O K r-+- o a : |. Davis, C. Spencer. M. Edgett. A. Christian. Mrs. Lent. Row 3: T. Laing, J. Gies. N. Barber. V. Daniels. J. Stone. C. Thompsen, T. Hendrix. C. Manwarren. Row 2: A. Weiss. R. Miles. E. Crane. S. Trinka. C. DeFrancisco. D. Carney. T. Taylor. Front: T. Bayer. P. Pounds. A. Macumber. S. Brown, A. Rogers Back: J. Potter. S. Richardson, J. Weaver. Mrs. Wright. Row 3: Z. Thomsen. S. Brown, B. Franklin. T. Williams. B. Parker, T. Bryden, K. Christian Row 2: S. Dibbell. M. Greeley, C. Place, K. Gridley, D. Brooker, K. Lakin, J. Crump, Front: B. Fleming, S. Brown, W. Wightman, T. Martin, P. Foulds, Absent: J. Gage U 17 Back: K. Gies. J. Miles. T. Franklin. B. McGowen, D. Smith. C. Weisse, T. Barrows. Mr. King Row 3: R. Trinka, R. Wightman, K. Lynch. L. Hadlock. A. Ebert, G. Koehler. K. Hoffman. M. Darling Row 2: A. Thorpe. C. Davis. B. Vaun. K. Funke, R. Brooker, D. Warner. H. Miles Front: B. Brooks. K. Brown. S. Coulter. A. Izard, D. Stevens. B. Laing Absent: R. Hoyt. J. Spencer 18 Fifth, sixth, and seventh grade students take time to help other students with reading. Reading Tutors Back Row Mrs. Tompkins T. Gage L. Hadlock W. fones K. Bovee Middle Row C. Weisse D. Smith K. Hoffman K. Lynch R. Wightman A. Thorpe First Row P. Rogers D. Kuhn G. Koehler C. Beadle Mrs. Faulkner Front J. Richardson Safety Patrol Back Row S. Brown K. Christian Middle Row T. Williams T. Bryden Front H. Miles Ab. J. Spencer Fifth graders aid students crossing streets before and after school. They are rewarded in May with a four day trip to Washington. D.C. 19 Student Council Back: W. Dixson. |. Wasicko. H. Barber, M. Berthe], S. Osborne Middle: L. Cline, M. Place. P. Boise, Front: D. Cole, M. Perkins. S. Pounds, Absent: A. Greenberg. P. Thomsen, M. Currie, J. Gridley Pres: John Wasicko Vice-PrCS: Jean Gridley Secretary: Dawn cole Treasurer: Marty Perkins Student Council was created to provide the students of our school with a way to re- present and govern themselves. The students are represented with two members from each class. These representatives, as a whole create the Student Council which coordi- nates all student activities. In the past year Student Council has become more involved in both the community and our school. Through our efforts we were able to convince our administration to al- low Walkman headsets back onto campus. At the request of Mr. Schriber (Sr. High So- cial Studies) we eagerly helped with the 1984 Mock Election held for students in grades 7-12. Members of Student Council engaged in the Sr. Citizen Student Work Day in which students did odd-jobs for the senior citizens of our community. Currently Student Council is working on creating a weekly honor list, to be the op- posite of the weekly ineligitable list. Another goal, also, is to name a student of the month from grades 7-12. 20 D. Avolio C. Beadle O. Beadle M. Berthel K. Bovee A. Christian M. Clark L. Cline A. Cullipher B. Daniels B. Dunham T. Esslinger T. Gage T. Hendrix W. |ones R. Law K. Lorimer S. Margarum L. McGinley M. Meyers W. Miller J. Montgomery B. Moore R. Newell M. Place G. R P. T. T. R. Richardson Riley Rogers Taylor Taylor Werlau ab: B. Lettis A. Lozier 21 tn . OQ H. Barber B. Beadle r-t W. Berthel C. Bosket O D. Bovee M. Breckenridge R. Brooks R. Brown K. Crump W. Hixson K. Femette W. Fitzpatrick A. Friedel B. Gies D. Hatton L. Jones D. Kuhn L. Lakin J. Lilley E. Lynch T. Manwarren T. Martin G. Moore J. Newell B. Osborne M. Parker K. Pounds D. Sapriacone W. Wadsworth L. Warner J. Weaver L. White Christian Cline Clum Coulter Coulter 22 R. Esslinger G. Gramstad D. Graves B. Izard S. Jamison L. Jipson M. Lakin G. Lanfair N. Lonstein L. Manwarren D. Meade J. Mein S. Petry A. Riley J. Robinson D. Tamsett M. Taranto N. Thomsen L. Thorpe J. Vaun A. Wadsworth G. Walbrecht T. Wheeler B. Wightman ab: B.Baldwin G.Perkins 23 C. Arnold R. Bayer I. Beadle S. Beckwith S. Boise R. Brown S. Chapura ). Clark L. Cox E. Davis Y. Davis K. Dibbell D. Ellingsen A. Greenberg K. Hayes R. Johnson K. Koehler C. Law T. Leech L. Martin O M. Meade J. Miller V. Montgomery E. Nelson S. Osborne E. Pattengill W. Spencer V. Stensland L. Stone L. Vaun K. West T. Wilson 2 A ab: J. Gridley K. Lenihan D. Anderson D. Avolio M. Bayer L. Boise v M. Currie M. DeLong F. Dunham S. Genung P. Gies A. Brooks R. Brown T. Chawgo D. Crane O G. Haddon |. Hadlock M. Jones C. Lanfair J. Lanfair H. Lynch C. MacGillivray T. Martin T. Miles K. Morgan V. Pattengill W. Petry D. Rudler D. Stone T. Taranto J. Taylor K. Taylor J. Thomsen P. Thomsen T. Tompkins C. Walbrecht I. Wheeler M. Wightman S. Zorda ab: L.Cline K. Guinto 25 AM Boces: Back: T. Miles. C. Lanfair. T. Chawgo. F. Dunham. C. Walbrecht, Center: B. Brown, P. Gies, M. Jones, S. Zorda. Front: T. Tompkins, D. Anderson. J. Lanfair. J. Hadlock PM Boces: Back: R. Arnold B. Bush Center: F. Shapley J. Lenihan J. Hoyt B. Haltner G. Thomsen B. Baldwin Front: J. Meade M. Lonstein D. Kuhn C. Taylor B. Burchill R. Boise Absent: M. Morgan P. Dixson 26 K O s o u Back: B. Drake. Mrs. Dixson. |. Wasicko, A. Greenberg, S. Pounds. Middle: E. Thomsen. M. Taranto. D. Stone, V. Pattengill, Front: L. Thorpe. N. Lonstein. K. Taylor SOUTH NEW BERLIN Oq SO • CENTRAL njl SCHOOL v ? • 0rr P ote rs An V 6es 'Pse (J ,, aoo f © ■© spao , sT 09 ets dVp ovna t VeV sv. w% St , V NVV e Times change r p 27 Each year the Honor Society helps to sponsor an exchange student. This year they helped to sponsor and exchange student for the Philippines. Honor Society Back Row: K. Taylor L. Cline P. Thomsen J. Taranto D. Stone V. Pattengill Front row: D. Cole B. Drake P. Boise J. Wasicko S. Pounds E. Thomsen Ab: A. Brooks J. Gridley Student Aides Back row: B. Newell K. Pounds K. West L. Stone L. McGinley M. Clark K. Lorimer Center row: T. Manwarren B. Dunham Front row: S. Beckwith L. Martin D. Cole R. Werlau T. Hendrix 28 29 I H 30 Breathe breathe in the air Don’t be afraid to care Leave but don’t leave me Look around and choose your own ground For long you live and high you fly And smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.. Pink Floyd 32 33 Richard Arnold Bob Beadle Honor Society 4 Yearbook Staff 1,2,3 Senior Play 4 Softball 3 Basketball 1 Cheerleader 2,3 Soccer 1,2.3 Mock Trial 3 Pamela Ann Boise Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3 Wrestling 2,3 Senior Play 4 34 Russell W. Boise Russell T. Bouren Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Student Council 1 Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Ian A. W. Bryant Football 2 Basketball 1.2 Dale Brooks Brent Burchill Senior Play 4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1,2,4 Wrestling 3 Class Off. 1,2 Hon. Society 2,3,4 Chorus 2 Yearbook 1.2,3,4 4-H 1 Senior Play 4 Cheerleader 1.2.3,4 Color Guard 1 Soccer 1 Mock Trial 2 35 Brent J. Bush Dawn K. Cole Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Class Off. 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Mock Trial 2.3 Senior Band 1.2,3.4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1.2.3.4 All County Band 1,2,3 Paul J. Dixson Bradford H. Drake Senior Play 4 Football 1,2 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Daniel D. Friedel Class Officer 2 Honor Society 4 Student Council 3,4 Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 1.2.3.4 Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Pep Band 1,2,3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Jean M. Gridley Bob Haltner 36 Student Council 1 Senior Play 2.4 Cheerleader 2.3 Mock Trial 3.4 Community Players 1.2.3.4 Senior Play 4 Football 1,2,3 James A. Hoyt Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Concert Band 1.2.3.4 Donald E. Kuhn Basketball 1.2,4 Senior Play 4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 James R. Lanfair Joseph M. Lenihan 37 Class Officer 3.4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 2,3.4 Football 3.4 Basketball 1.2,3.4 Aaron T. Loeffler Martha Lonstein Senior Play 4 Football 1,2.3.4 Basketball 1,2,3.4 FFA 4 Senior Play 4 Softball 1 Basketball 2,3 FFA 3.4 Edward A. Maynard Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3 Senior Play 4 Softball 3.4 Class Officer 2 Student Council 1 Senior Play 4 Senior Band 3.4 Color Guard 1 Softball 3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Cheerleader 1,3,4 Lisa A. McGinley Janice Sue Meade 38 Yearbook 3.4 Senior Play 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1.2,3,4 Basketball 1.2.3,4 Football Captain 4 Michael H. Morgan Marvine G. Perkins Honor Society 2,3,4 Student Council 1,4 Yearbook Staff 2,3,4 4-H 1 Senior Play 4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1.2.3,4 Soccer 1.2,3,4 Class Off. 3,4 Stud. Coun. 1,3,4 Concert B. 1.2,3,4 Stage Band 1.2,3,4 Marching 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3 Yearbook 2,3,4 Yorkers 1 4-H 1 Senior Play 4 Basketball 1,2,4 Cheerleader 3.4 Soccer 1.2,3,4 Sue A. Pounds Senior Play 4 Carpentery Plumbing Heating Electrical Senior Play 4 Football 3 VICA 3.4 Doug Rifanburg Francis H. Shapley 39 Boy’s State 3 Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1 Wrestling 2.4 Senior Play 4 Football 1.2,3 Craig A. Taylor Class Off. 3.4 Hon. Soc. 2,3.4 Stud. Council 1 Concert Band 3 Stage Band 2,3 Yearbook 2,3,4 Yorkers 1 Senior play 4 Cheerleader 1 Mock Trial 1,2 Eva L. Thomsen Senior Play 4 Football 1,2 Wrestling 1.2,3,4 VICA 4 Class Off. 1,3 Hon. Soc. 2,3,4 Stud. Coun. 2,3,4 Pres. 3,4 Con. Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 1,2,3.4 Marching 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Drum Major 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Basketball 1,2 Gregory A. Thomsen John P. Wasicko 40 Football 2 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Stephen R. White Exchange Students Hans Bulos is from the Phillippines. He is fifteen years old. Hans enjoys photography and playing tennis. Hans traveled to Chicago in November 84 where he attended a convention. This year is Hans’ first experience with winter and, so far, he likes skiing. Elly Talman is from Holland. She is eighteen and has already received her diploma in Holland. She came to America to improve her English. Elly enjoys swimming, aerobics, horseback riding and spending alot of time in the art room. During Christmas vaca- tion, she toured Epcot Center in Walt Disney World. Richard Arnold or 4 likes partying, listening to heavy metal, females, and fast cars. He hates stuck up people and bad parties. His life ambition is to be an instant millionaire. He will be remembered for saying “Oh well. Richard will remember all of his teachers. Robert Beadle or Bob likes sports, music, and work. He dislikes people who think they’re better than everybody else because they have money or because they’re better at certain things. His ambition in life is to get a job and a place of his own. Pamela Ann Boise or Carmen likes parties, hanging out with Robin, and roller skating with Eva. She dislikes living in S.N.B.. wearing glasses, and driving. She wants to get out of New York State and be successful. Russ Boise known to all as Beaker, likes Natalie, snow boarding, and partying. He dislikes school and certain people. His ambition in life is to graduate. Russell Bouren has a passion for members of the opposite sex. He dislikes girls in long coats or jogging suits. His ambition is to work and make millions. After graduation. Russ will be vividly remembered for his role as Martha in the Senior Play. He will remember the girls and the Senior Play. Dale Brooks likes Jackie and when there is no school. He will always remember parties. His ambition in life is to get a nice car and to have money. Ian Bry'ant likes Robin, parties, music, road trips, and money. He dislikes people who think they’re great, homework, and stuck-up girls. His ambition in life is to build a 4-wheel drive Ford truck and to join the Coast Guard. He will remember all of his friends. Hans Paolo G. Bulos likes photography and tennis. He dislikes riding the bus and cheerleaders. His ambition in life is to become a nude photographer. Brent Burchill likes fast cars and loud music. He definitely dislikes S.N.B. His ambition in life is to always be happy. Brent Bush goes for girls, money, and parties. He doesn’t care for people who think they’re great, ugly girls, and slow cars. He wants to be rich and get everything he wants. He will be remembered for being an instigator. He will remember senior parties and he wishes the best of luck to the people we leave behind. Dawn Cole or Dawnie Kay. likes cheerleading, football games, summer, friends, and weekends. She dislikes Monday mornings, a certain ex“best friend , and soccer games on the Friedel’s lawn. She will always remember the Easter vacation when Danny helped her break her leg. Her ambition in life is to be an executive of a major corporation and to make a million before she’s 30. Paul Dixson better known as PJ is into snowboarding, fishing, hunting, trapping, and would you believe Math. He dislikes bossy teachers, getting up in the morning, homework, and when someone tells him to stop eating. PJ will remember all the shop courses he took. His ambition in life is to graduate and to get rich. Brad Drake likes summer, vacations. Snoopy and Woodstock, listening to music and sleeping. He can’t stand rats, extreme cold, riding the bus. and pets that aren’t housebroken. His ambition in life is to live in the tropics. Brad will most remember art classes, band, 5th period study hall in the library, and the smell of Mr. Stevens office. Dan Friedel or Purple Bird, likes basketball. Fridays, pizza, and Pepsi. He can't stand the odor of the boy’s locker room. He wants to be successful in whatever he does. He will remember most Russ Bouren as Martha in the Senior Play. Jean Gridley Jeaner or Red likes spending money, vacations, sleeping. She dislikes spaghetti and people who say they can’t do something before they even try. Her goal in life is to be successful in advertising and to own a Porsche. She will always be remembered for her red hair. Bob Haltner or Capt’n Howdie, likes money, cars, parties. Maylnn, and cigs. He dislikes school, homework, and some teachers. His ambi- tion is to get a corvette and wreck his camero. He leaves this thought. I can’t say that I love all the girls—god knows I’ve tried.” Wendy Howard likes shopping, hair appointments, weekends, and friends. She doesn’t like Mondays, no money, and cancelled art classes. Her goal is to leave Southtown and become a Somebody . Jim Hoyt or Jimbo likes fast cars and wild women. Jim dislikes school and car insurance. Jim will always be remembered for being crazy and for using his head (as a hammer). His ambition in life is to get a good job and to become rich. Donny Kuhn or Cooter. likes senior parties, fast cars, and girls. He doesn’t care for idiots with slow cars. He wants to work on cars and make lots of money. He will remember being in the office after school, band, and trips. Jim Lanfair or Timmer likes girls in tight jeans. He dislikes school and some teachers. He wants to be remembered as the man of many women. He will always remember Mrs. Heck’s long reading assignments. His ambition in life is to go into the U.S. Army, become rich, and never get married. 42 foe Lenihan or Joe likes baseball, eating, and hard rock. He doesn't like English novels, too much cold and school lunches. His ambition is to get a good paying job and possibly get into the service. He will be remembered for being shy. Aaron Loeffler or the Big A likes sports, music, sleeping late, and making people laugh. He dislikes the four basic food groups, cyndi lauper. 0 and 15 basketball seasons, and getting yelled at for being late. Before he dies he wants to be very rich, own a mansion, and travel to every country in the world. Aaron will remember the many classic pranks in the senior play. Martha Lonstein or Rocky, likes heavy metal, the Boston Celtics, basketball, and softball. She doesn’t like people talking behind her back. Her ambition is to make something out of herself. She will remember Mrs. Heck’s novels. Ed Maynard or Rodney, likes weekends, cars, and summer. He dislikes homework, no gas in the car and skimpy lunches. His ambition is to get a good job and make a good living. He will remember graduating (he hopes). Lisa McGinley Gin or McGee likes band, music, and having fun. Lisa, who will always be remembered for her practical jokes, dislikes people who can’t take a joke. She will always remember having detention. After graduation she wants to be wealthy and happy. Janice Meade or Meader loves going on vacation and meeting new and different people. She doesn’t like homework, cliques, being late, and people who get some place in life because of a name. Janice wants to get out of the small town of South New Berlin and to become Known. Michael Morgan Blue eyes. Chester or worm likes sports, art work, and women. He dislikes people who steal his cake at lunch. His am- bition in life is to get rich and live well. Mike will always be remembered for being a jock, having his shirt unbuttoned one too many and for eating a worm in 4th grade. Marty Perkins sometimes called Perk likes everything and dislikes nothing. Her goal in life is to become rich and not have to work to earn money. Sue Pounds or Suiee likes sports, music, having a good time, and jokes. She dislikes staying home on weekends. Her ambition in life is to become wealthy, happy, and to stay single. Doug Rifanburg or Rify likes driving tractor trailers, loud music, and women. He dislikes school and getting up in the morning. His ambi- tion is to be a state trooper or a full-time trucker. He will be remembered for being in school four years too long and making a funny bike. He will remember Mrs. Heck and her novels. Francis Shapley or Sheep likes heavy metal, pizza, partying, women, and working at McDonalds. He doesn't like riding the bus and Mrs. Heck’s novels. Francis will be remembered for missing the BOCES bus. He will always remember the year 1985 faculty, and graduating buddies. When Francis graduates he wants to become a truck driver at the Victory warehouse. Kgbert e Johanna Goitke Hemina Talmen known to us all as Elly enjoys horseback riding, swimming, and aerobics. She dislikes big tests. When Elly goes back to Holland she will remember the good time she had in America, and that all the teachers were very kind and understanding. Some day Elly hopes to have her own business. ason Tamsett or Tamoken both likes and dislikes school. He enjoys working with computers. He will be remembered as a “slow mover”, always doing things at the last minute. His ambition is to be the best he can be. Craig Taylor better known as Keg likes parties, rock music, cars, and women. His ambition in life is to have a good time and to stay out of trouble. Eva Thomsen likes Colorado, going places, doing things, watching people, beaches, snow, laughing, guys in black leather, riding motorcycle, long walks, wrestling matches, and people who care. She dislikes car wrecks, liars, people who don’t laugh, being stood-up. rudeness, and having to raise your hand to talk. She will always remember 5th period Social Studies, the prom, and “our wonderful class . Greg Thomsen enjoys fine cuisine. He dislikes ice on the inside of his car windows. He will be remembered for his wrestling. He will never forget all the days he wanted school closed and it wasn't. His ambition in life is to own a car with a heater. John Wasicko or Henry likes music, the ocean, sea food, and being lazy. He despises people who don t turn off their car directional sig- nal after they’ve turned a corner. He will always remember too many school rules and donuts on the school lawn. His ambition in life is to play a sold out concert at the Carrier Dome. Steve White, Clyde or Monkey likes weekends, summer vacation. Chevelles. and music. He dislikes having no money, snow, getting up in the morning, school, and homework. His ambition is to be rich. 43 The Senior Class of 1985 performed a three act comedy. Rest Assured. During three weeks of struggling practice, the play finally came to- gether. On Nov. 9 10, 1984, the production was a success. Many thanks to the people who helped the Senior Class with completion of their play. Rest Assured 44 We’re the class of ’85 We’re the greatest class alive. Through the years we’ve grown together, Our moments here we will remember. We’ll be remembered for the things we’ve done, So here we are one by one. Greg Thomsen wrestles to kill, While Paul Dixson rides John Deere for a thrill. Russ Bouren is the senior play transvestite. And Bob Haltner is our Howdy-Doody look-alike. Sue Pounds is our most athletic girl, While the class clown is Brent Burchill. Marty Perkins is famous for intaking large amounts of food, While Pam Boise is always in a talkative mood. Dan Friedel kills ducks at high rates of speed, And our class giggliest is Janice Meade. Brent Bush is the shortest, but tells the biggest tales, While Wendy Howard looks over all the males. Lisa McGinley likes a good practical joke, While Doug Rifenburg likes to smoke. Jean Gridley blushes the easiest, And Dawn Cole is our class’ peppiest. Elly and Hans are from across the sea, And Steve White is commonly known as Monkey. Brad Drake is the class’s smartest guy, While Joe Lenihan is really quite shy. Donny Kuhn likes to tinker with a car, While Jim Hoyt has wrecked more of them by far. Aaron Loeffler will be remembered for Luigi in the Senior Play, And Jim Lanfair, our quietest, never has anything to say. Russ Boise likes to hang out downtown, While Eva Thomsen, the Prom Queen, never has a frown. Martha Lonstein works at home on the farm, And Richard Arnold has a tattoo on his arm. Mike Morgan spends a lot of time in the lockeroom, And Francis Shapley is always cranking a Heavy Metal tune. Dale Brooks, the youngest, likes to fish for trout, While Bob Beadle, the oldest, likes to put fires out. Jason “Tamoken” Tamsett is always trying to lose weight, And Ed “Rodney” Maynard’s low singing voice is not too great. Ian “Banoo” Bryant skipped a class just to be with us. And Craig Taylor, always rides the bus. John Wasicko is always beating on his drum, And now the complete list is done. Very soon each will go a separate way, But our impact here will always stay. 45 46 Sun is shining There ain’t a cloud in sight It’s stopped raining Everyone’s in play And don’t you know; It’s a beautiful new day Hey you with the pretty face Welcome to the human race A celebration—Mr. Bluesky’s up there and waiting And today’s the day we’re waiting for “Mr. Bluesky” ELO K. Morgan S. Genung V. Mongomery Mr. King R. Brown M. Meyers K. Pounds S. Boise S. lones A. Friedel B. Moore J. Lenihan R. Bouren B. Bush T. Ellingsen 48 Back row: L. Boise. S. Weaver. B. Smith. C. Law, S. Stensland, R. Beadle. P. Boise. S. Pounds. P. Boise First row: T. Leech. V. Stensland. J. Welch, V. White, S. Boise. L. McGinley Front: K. Smith Softball Back Row: C. Law. T. Ellingsen. V. Stensland. L. Stone. A. Greenburg. J. Wasicko. M. Wightman. E. Davis: 4th Row: R. Babbitt. P. Thompsen. P. Camp. G. Perkins. B. Drake. D. DeBeor. D. Kuhn. B. Baldwin: 3rd Row: D. Hatton. L. McGinley. L. Martin. T. Hendrix. T. Martin. M. Place. T. Gage: 2nd Row: K. Taylor. M. Perkins. K. Dibbell. C. lipson. B. Adamson. D. Ellingsen. W. Jones: 1st Row: H. Barber. P. Drake. J. Robinson. N. Thomsen. K. West. T. Martin; Ab. J. Gridley 50 Junior: Front: L. Hadlock. K. Hoffman, K. Lakin, A. Thorpe, M. Greenley, 2nd row: Z. Thomsen, G. Koehler, T. Williams, R. Wightman, Back: Mr. Babbitt, B. Parker, S. Dibbell, S. Brown, C. Place. B. Franklin. T. Martin tS CQ Stage: Front: Mr. Babbitt T. Ellingson C. Law V. Stensland M. Perkins L. McGinley 2nd row: P. Thomsen P. Camp K. Taylor G. Perkins A. Greenburg M. Wightman M. Place J. Robinson Back: J. Wasicko B. Drake D. DeBoer L. Stone 51 n o o O a 3 Front: P. Drake. A. Greenburg. C. Law. V. Stensland. K. Dibbell; 2nd Row: W. {ones, P. Rogers. L. Warner. K. West. T. Leech. L. Thorpe. P. Gies, N. Lonstein; Middle: T. Hendrix. M. Perkins. L. Martin, P. Boise. T. Gage. M. Taranto: 4th Row: L. McGinley, B. Adamson, T. Miles. M. Currie. T. Ellingsen, D. DeBoer. B. Drake; 5th Row: J. Robinson. T. Austin, B. Izard, J. Wasicko, T. Martin, P. Thomsen, K. Taylor, L. Stone, D. Ellingsen; Abs. J. Gridley, D. Kuhn 52 Senior: Back: T. Hendrix. R. Riley. R. Werlau, S. Beckwith. C. Cox. J. Clark. Y. Davis, B. Adamson. A. Greenburg. Front: T. Manwarren, T. Gage. B. Dunham. M. Clark. T. Esslinger. T. Taylor, K. Lorimer, M. Place. Miss McLaren unior: Back: A. Thorpe. K. Hoffman. T. Bryden. T. Barrows. J. Miles. T. Franklin. B. Barker, A. Ebert. K. Lynch. B. Franklin. 3rd row: B. Laing. D. Stevens. K. Brown, A. Izard, B. Vaun. H. Miles. Z. Thomsen. B. Crump, T. Laing, D. Carney. B. Fleming. 2nd row: T. Martin. K. Gridley, C. Manwarren. J. Davis, T. Bayer, A. Weiss. T. Hendrix, E. Crane, Front: A. Maycumber, A. Christian, D. Foulds, K. Lakin, S. Brown, A. Rogers 53 Front: S. Heath. E. Crane. M. Moore, E. Hitt. V. Werlau, T. Wightman. T. Miller. H. West, S. Lonstein, Middle: T. Franklin. T. Bayer. A. Rogers. A. Manwarren, G. Smith. A. Lynch. H. Bryden. D. Boudet. A. Lindberg, R. Wilcox, A. Izard, Back: T. Crump, P. Gies, A. Weisse. J. Spencer. |. Crump. T. Bryden. K. Gridley. T. Hendrix, J. Gies. T. Parker. J. Bliss. Mrs. Thompson. 80 0 MUTING JANUARY 16 � « GIRLS GAME THURS JAN 10 AT GILBERTSVILLE p m| BOYS BASKETBALL i OTSELIC VALLEY TUESDAY JAN 8 600 54 Yearbook staff: Floor: M. )ones. S. Pounds, D. Cole, E. Thomsen. N. Lonstein, Sitting: P. Dixson, B. Drake. A. Greenburg. D, Stone, M. Perkins, Standing: A. Loeffler, P. Thomsen. M. Wightman, W. Petry, K. Taylor, K. Dibbell, V. Pattengiil. M. Morgan, Mrs. |. Dixson Absent: J Wasicko. J. Gridley. A. Brooks Advisor: Mrs. Dixson Co-Editors: J. Gridley Photographers: J. Gridley M. Perkins E. Thomsen V. Pattengiil Typist: M. Perkins W. Petry D. Cole Artist: E. Thomsen (cover) J. Gridley M. Morgan Staff: S. Pounds N. Lonstein P. Dixson D. Stone M. Wighman A. Loeffler P. Thomsen W. Petry K. Taylor K. Dibbell B. Drake J. Wasicko A. Brooks 55 SNOW Snow is falling, it’s falling down; The flakes settle upon the ground. The snow falls from heaven above, each flake is pure, and as white as a dove. They fall all night, till the ground breaks their flight, and they settle and shimmer in the morning light. The blanket covers all around, and beneath it lies the frozen ground. Until Spring comes and melts it away, The beauty of snow is here to stay. Mike Morgan n o o -+ cr a Front: B. Moore. L. Lakin G. Walbrecht. T. Wheeler D. Graves. D. Meade D. Tamsett. G. Perkins R. Breckenridge. S. Petry V. Montgomery' Back: G. Leoffler. J. Thomsen D. Avolio. A. Leoffler ). Tamsett. S. Genung M.Morgan. J. Hoyt D. Crane. E. Maynard B. Haltner, I. Wheeler D. Brooks. C. Walbrecht J. Taranto. R. Boyer 58 Back: L. McGinley, S. Boise, S. Pounds. V. Stensland, E. Thomsen, N. Thomsen, A. Brooks. J. Robinson, M. (ones, T. Leech. M. Wightman, A. Friedel, D. Stone. L. jones. M. Perkins. Miss Burnside; Front: W. Jones. R. Wightman. D. Warner, B. Adamson, S. Robinson 59 60 X o K CD R Hi s CD a Oq c 63 Although South New Berlin doesn't have their own wrestling team, we are still able to have wres- tlers. Converging with the New Berlin Hawks wrestling team, it makes for some stiff competition. Members of Hawks wrestling from S.N.B. are: G. Haddon |. Tamselt G. Thomsen D. Meade T. Wilson T. Wheeler 64 Front: S. Genung. S. White. B. Moore: Middle: D. Friedel, K. Morgan. M. Morgan. D. Crane. B. Lanfair: Back: B. Bush. A. Loeffler, E. Maynard. B. Baldwin. T. Bryden co CO H-a • r� -k CO 65 Front: D. Tamsett. M. Lakin, M. Meade, T. Ellingsen, D. DeBoer, S. Osborne; Back: R. Brown, R. Breckenridge. G. Perkins. D. Graves. E. Nelson 66 67 BACK: L. Lakin S. Boise L. Martin H.Barber MIDDLE: W.Jones L. |ones T. Leech K. Pounds T. Hendrix FRONT: C. Law Mrs. Jeffrey V. Stensland 68 69 Back: J. Weaver. K. Fernette. C. Bosket. J. Lilly, G. Moore Front: W. Dixson. T. Martin. B. Osborne a a «i Back: J. Montgomery T. Taylor B. Moore D. Avolio Front: C. Beadle 70 Christmas Parties 71 72 I can hear it I can feel it And I have no choice but answer to the call MEMBER N 4T10NA AJDIO VISU4L tSSOCI TOM The Finest Prod nets Backed With Quality Sendee” Congratulations to the Class of ’85 from the THE N. F. WILBER COMPANY (607 ) 859-2589 NORM WILBER Highway 8 New York Pizzeria Res. Phone: 847-6246 New Berlin, N. Y. 13411 WEBB QBP Our prayers and best wishes to the Class of 1985 from the members and friends of First Baptist Church of South New Berlin Empire Unit Parts, Inc. 22 North Main Street New Berlin, NY 13411 847-6113 Best of luck to the Class of ’85 Kevin M. Dowd attorney and counselor at law New Berlin, NY 13411 (607) 847-8151 Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of ’85 Jim Haynes and Jim Downey Hayes Downey, P.C. Best Wishes to the Class of '85 falter (0. Rogers INSURANCE SERVICES 26 FAIR ST. HOME PHONE 607-334-2700 NORWICH. N.Y. 13015 OFFICE PHONE 607-334-0924 HOWARD’S EXPRESS, INC. 15 I ake Street MORRIS, NEW YORK 13808 SERVING NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY NORWICH, NEW YORK Marcia Foote Tues. - Sat., 10 - 5 ( 607) 263-5116 OFFICE TEL (607) 334-3016 Corey's Real Estate Fine Furniture and Carpets open 9a.m. to 9p.m. (mon.-thurs.-fri.) Card's Auto Parts Oxford Road Norwich NY 13815 Phone: 334-9696 Best Wishes to the Class of '85 Bonne Chance Class of '85 Cards Auto Parts J.P. Photos 31 Acadamy Street New Berlin, NY 13411 (607) 847-6309 Joyce Pattengill—Photographer P.O. Box 74 So. New Berlin New York 13843 607—859-2717 75 Good luck to the class of 85 New Berlin Clothes Shop Skip s Used Cars SALES a SERVICE 607-334-6956 24 So. Main St. New Berlin 847-6371 Best Wishes from New Berlin Morris Big M—Midstate HAND'S INN Fine Dining in a Country English Atmosphere 179 So. Broad SI. Norwich, N Y. For Res Tel: 607-334-8223 SJ 'iecl's c Jnn CHICK AND LOUISE CIRELLO RTE. 12 — NORWICH. N. Y. 13815 PHONE 607 334-9282 Open 7 days a week Lunch and Dinner Gates-Cole FRED SKIP SEYMOUR E RIVER RD NORWICH. N Y 13814 O DAY: (607) 847 8884 NIGHT (607) 334 7049 n iCCag C Houjsx eSfiofi Designed Especially For You 11 N. Mom Street New Berlin. New Yotk 1341L JEANETTE K. HAYES afs Gordon D Smith Proprietor Associates Incorporated LITTLE BOYS SHOP STEEL WELDINGS FABRICATION New Berlin, N.Y. 847-6501 Route 12 Oxford, N.Y. 13830 607-843-6203 76 Valley Gift Novelty Shop specializing in recycled Jeans and Jackets, Western Hats. 'IfcrAei 53 South Broad St. ffjewvl ib Norwich, N. Y. West Street So. New Berlin We're Preferred. PHONE 334-2617 859-2575 M J's Sewing Shop m PREFERRED MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY A tradition of excellence since 1896 in the property and casualty industry. 16 West Street So. New Berlin, N.Y. 13843 Phone: 859-2520 Congratulations Seniors! Corporate Office: One Preferred Way New Berlin, New York 13411 607-847-6161 LLOYD HOME BUILDING CENTERS. INC. 58 Hale Street Norwich, N.Y. Norwich Automotive Part and Accessories, Inc. 151 S. Broad St. Box 876 Norwich, New York 13815 Phone: 607—334-6175 or 334-6331 Gas Oil Riverside Service Station Mark Fuller, prop. Greasing Groceries 77 Chenango Ford Tractor, Inc. N Y GROWN NURSERY STOCK PERENNIALS ANNUALS WHOLESALE RETAIL PATZ All types of Radiators Rte. 12 South—Norwich, NY 607-334-4518 Compliments of FORD VALLEY NURSERY ROUTE 8 MT UPTON. NEW YORK 13809 v607) 764-8440 RICK BOECK (607) 764-8282 Reese-Marshall Oil Co. Woods Corners RD 3 Norwich, N.Y. 13815 ytyt t) yV'li uro 'ter tst-ossf Mount Upton-Agway Coop. Inc. Feed-Seed-Fertilizer Farm Supplies Appliances Mt. Upton, NY 764-8261 Good Luck to the Class of Bluejay Diner Bar and Grill South New Berlin CHARLFS and EMILY TORRE 3-5 HAYES SmCT NORWICH, N T. 13115 607-334-5335 3R?0iaurant pic (Cream parlor NORWICH IMPLEMENT INC.J FARM � HOME � GARDEN Rt. 12—3 mi. South of Norwich Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 Thurs. 10-9 pm Sun. 12-5 pm (607) 336-7100 78 Kitchen Aid Westinghouse Amana Best of Luck HART'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE 49 silver street NORWICH. N Y 13019 RAYMOND C MART Pm 607 334 3136 Phon« 607-334 2410 fHorris Insurance Agency 13 WEST MAIN STREET MORRIS. NEW YORK 13808 PHONE: 263-5170 ervice PAamacy.Jnc. 19 E. MAIN ST. NORWICH, N.Y. Nearing CHRYSLER Dodge CHENANGO COUNTY'S CHRYSLER CENTRE Vlymoutfi HALE ST. EXT - NORWICH - 607-334-3131 Eicke's Restaurant Formal Rentals for that Special Occasion 10s. East Main St. Norwich NY 334-8892 Winans Mens' Shop sedgefied Jeans for casual wear Norwich. N.Y. 13815 334-4319 79 Good Luck To The Class of 1985 with Best Wishes From ! jC1 V Insurance Real Estate Rick Mirabito THE JOHN C. STOTT AGENCY INCORPORATED 66 S. BROAD ST. — NORWICH.N.Y. 13815 Call the performance people for all your Insurance and Real Estate Needs! Bob Baldwin (CLU, ChFC) Bill Mirabito The Norwich Family Y.M.C.A. Young Mens Christian Association 334-4611 68-70 N. Broad Si. Norwich, N.Y. KARASTAN CARPET AREA RUGS GUUSTAN CARPET CONGOLEUM ARMSTRONG WINDOW SHADES DEVOE PAINT KENTILE FLOOR TILE WALL PAPER CERAMIC TILE VENETIAN BLINOS With itt you re number Sa uio t 5 Fort Avanu On om«. 13870 563 ____ ’05 E«t Main Street. Norw ch. 13815 - 334-9059 ' 1108 Sun Si.. Schenectady. NV 17304 518 346-1246, DECORATING CENTERS STEVE DEMPSEY STORE MANAGER laundry Ly A i ww DRY cleaning c Quality Dry Cleaning shirts drapery Country f Charm South Shopping Plaza Norwich, NY 13815 607-336-8985 Clarence Bosket Mary Ann Bosket “A uniquely classic fashion experience” Attended Coin-op Laundry East Main St. at Birdsall Norwich 334-4131 Route 12 South Norwich, New York 13815 80 LYLES AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE fle REPAIR WRECKER SERVICE MONDAY FRIDAY 8 TO 6 SATURDAY -— 8 TO 12 LYLE WILLIS PHONE 334 6050 THE I.L. RICHER CO., INC. We're big and we're getting bigger . . . With 7 locations to serve you in: Brisben Clayrille New Berlin New Woodstock Norwich Richfield Springs Sherburne RT 12 SOUTH NORWICH N Y 13815 Richer Country Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 85” from Madison's Grocery (607) 847-6229 flew Merlin Ciquors Imported Domestic FINE WINES LIQUORS Congratulations Class of ’85 64 North Main New Berlin, N. Y. 13411 Congratulations Class of ’85 from Mt. Upton Market : ?■: • -’I' 81 Chenango Sporting Goods Mila Fabrics sporting and athletic equipment 46 S. Broad St. Norwich, N.Y. 334-6527 Best Wishes to the Class of 85 from the South New Berlin Horse Shoe Club S.N.B. Free Library L.W. Morse Sons WHERE CHRIST AND CHRISTIANS MEET SUNDAY: 10-11:15 Bible Study 11:30-1 Worship Wednesday: 7-8PM. Worship Bible Study 'HOLOINO FORTH THE WORD OF Lin- - PHIL. 216 Isaiah 1:18 P.O. BOX 87. NORTH MAIN ST.. SOUTH NEW BERLIN. NY 13843 Norman (607) 859-2522 NEW BERLIA VETERINARY HOSPITAL FIVE CORNERS - NEW BERLIN, N. Y. 13411 Do it the professional way Your satisfaction is my guarantee ADT0 BODv Small Animals By Appointment Only rhone 847-6118 Dr. D. H. Nielsen Dr. R. S. Smith South New Berlin Body Shop paint body specialist West Street, So. New Berlin, NY 82 Simmonds Precision LeJ ENGINE SYSTEMS DIVISION Norwich-Oxford Road • Norwich, New York 13815 An equal opportunity employer M F Butternut Valley Hardware Gilbertsville, NY 13776 Tammy's Arts Crafts World paints—electrical equipment— plumbing and heating supplies telephone 783-2291 Electric and Gas Water Heaters Chippewa Shoes SENTRY Dr. Lawrence Cumings Kelly's Produce Best Wishes to the Class of 85 from Mill Creek Stable South New Berlin, NY Southtown Style Salon Potter's Tire Service Goodyear—Hercules—Dunlop So. New Berlin Sherburne (607) 859-2447 45 N. Main St. unisex, latest hair styles Bonnie Williams proprietor Phone 859-2776 (607) 674-4473 So. New Berlin, NY 13843 83 I W I E Paul Malax Center BROOM DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES CHENANGO REGIONAL CENTER DAY TRAINING 28 South Nain Street New Berlin, New York 13441 Woodworks Dried flower Arrangements (607) 847-8675 (607) 847-6549 Sickler Memorials Quality, Service Dependability Kenneth R. Sickler Five Corners Owner New Berlin, N.Y. 13411 Best Wishes to the Class of 85 from Frank's James W. Honeywell Attorney Used Cars Auto repairs N.Y.S. Inspections Norwich Grille Restaurant Bar 29 North Broad Street Norwich, N.Y. 334-9284 Serving Breakfasts and Lunches Building • Remodeling • Roofing • Siding • Painting Walt Wightman general contractor Used Cars Trucks 24 Hr. Towing Service 607—334-7831 Rt. 12 Norwich, N.Y. R.D. 4 Box 431 Norwich, N.Y. 13815 (607) 334-2075 84 Ken Kinch Five Corners Body Shop is Green Street, New Berlin, N.Y. 13411 HEAVY DUTY 24 Hour Wrecker Service -Phones- 847-6381 Days Nights: 847-6589, 847-8663, or 847-8876 Blue Bird Restaurants Norwich and Hamilton 334-4832 824-1840 Blue Bird Bakery Route 12 North Norwich Best Wishes to Our Son John Paul and the Brightman's Home Center Corner Cigar Class of 1985 The Old Mill PAUL O. BROWN AUTO REPAIR 11 SOUTH MAIN ST Phone 859-2450 south new Berlin, n y 13043 WCHN Norwich Auto Upholstery Dougs Subs Compliments of SYNTHETIC LUBRICANTS Norwich Tire Company JOE TARANTO AMS Oll DEALER R D 1 Box 17B So New Berlin. NV 13843 607-859-2952 Firestone sales and service Nassar Service Norwich, N.Y. 85 HL % jFabu IFutteral Jiimxc 116 NORTH BROAD STREET NORWICH. NEW YORK 13815 PHONE 334-8833 Thomas W. Fahy Robert J. Fahy Licensed Manager Funeral Director Stefanelli Restaurant Motel 1607) 263-5795 Route 12 Norwich, N. Y. 13815 cttHAtOH ‘JuHCZat 76ontC Italian Cuisine specializing in real comfortable rooms seafood, and steaks reasonable rates WILLIAM T JOHNSTON JR Licensed Manager 23 SOUTH BROAD STREET MORRIS N Y 13806 Since 1885, improving life’s quality through medicine. Norwich Eaton Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Norwich, New York 13815 A Procter Gamble Company Congratulations Graduates Donald J. Coleman Pure Spring Enterprises mobile homes Truck Caps RD 2, Box 291. Norwich NY 13815 Rec. Vehicles Parts Services representative 10 Birdsall Street Norwich, NY 13815 Phone: 334-7077 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE NitiOOWiO • on yOor Sldm Dennis Lynk owner 607-334-5045 propane tanks filled 86 TOWING SERVICE M clg «ai c f-uto ■-Struice. General Auto Repairs ROUTE 23. SOUTH NEW BERLIN. N. V 13043 THANKS TO: Ben and Mary Hamblett Sharon and Larry Bailey PHONE 607-©59-2223 Phil WAGNER. PROP THE NEW BERLIN GAZETTE Alt Dee Benny, Route 8 Transmission serving the area for over 100 years 13-15 West Street New Berlin, NY 847-6170 847-6131 BURRELL’S ONE HOUR DRY CLEANERS Norwich Shopping Plaza route 12 North Norwich, NY 334-6236 I CHRISTMAN MOTOR SALES INC. Standards Shoe Store WAH-NE-DE-LA GUN SHOP R D 1 East River Road. South So New Berlin. N Y. 13843 Paul J. Dixson Ken Meyers 859-2488 859-2773 Open Monday. Wednesday. Friday 6 p.m - 9 p m. Saturday 12-9 p.m.. or by appointment Congratulations to the Class Of “85” 159-163 South Broad Street Norwich, New York 13815 New Berlin, N.Y. 607-847-8481 R.J. Fahy Funeral Home 116 North Broad St. Norwich, New York 1381 phone: 334-8833 Thomas W. Fahy, Licensed Manager Robert J. Fahy, Funeral Director 87 Dykes Drug Store Congratulations Class of ’85 Main Street New Berlin, NY BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF ’85 CHENANGO COUNTY BANKERS ASSOCIATION Binghamton Savings Bank Chase Lincoln First Bank, NA Chenango Federal Savings and Loan Association National Bank Trust Company of Norwich . . . Serving the banking needs of Chenango County