South Park High School - Dial Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

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Debbie Nelson K,Q ' C, n! , b ' SVIIHO'B'. ' V '1. . .' , ?ww NW MM W de 2W + Mi , grim . 1W , i1: ' ' .4 , '7 ' . .17 ' ,- Lfv' ypa A5; L I d1 I 03th I lfxb'l I . . , f7 2?; MW WW 5 , 22W 93 , ' I V a p p , ,7 . a 777? :9 If; J 5:9 X gan' 'iy'J f. Avila! M r -f N 1 3$ QM lucK in 3H gad w$ meta We, the members of South Park's nineteen hundred and eighty-one graduating class, being of questionable sanity, wish to hereby present our last will and testment to the administrators, faculty and underclassmen. To our beloved Principal, we wish to leave ten copies of the Pledge of Allegiance in the hope that one day he will recite it without making a mistake. Mary Res and Frank Pericozzi would like to leave Mrs. E be able to understand her English Honors class. To Mr. McQuade, Cheryl Solomon and Mary Sawicki eave a bottle of Grecian formulas and a year's member- 'p to Emapean Health Spa. All former members of Mr. Pulisifs English 3 class would Re to leave him our graded papers that have more red tits on them than they do words. ymwltigbyand MikeBarrenwouldliketoleaveMr. - all of the stolen review books. Honesty is I!- l the best policy. I The departing seniors have just been informed by a reli- me that anyone who had Mr. Murphy tor a teacher during Sophomore year had been taught by a ' donated to South Patti by K3 Penny's. The graduating members of the Gitls Softball Team wish :1 leave MA TUCKER a case of Pepsi, a case of 'v 7 hits, and a year's membership to the Riverheld. Denise Schibler and Cindy Nowak would like to leave 1! dollars in quarters to Mrs. Cellini's homeroom to pay their first forty fines; The senior girls who were lnnmly in Mr. Manittsr f eroom would like to leave -his students their My arsasgoodluckchannsfotmellladcandlledllay ontests. rowning the class. Brian Britzzalaro and Tom Renal wish to l'e'e'Ve Mr. Ed- ards a book entitled, How Not to get Personal with the mplres in an exclusive afterschoolw interview with lint $005 and Liv'ziey a dictionary of contemporary slang so that she will The seniors who were in Mr. Hider's shopuclasses would ke to leave him a hook on how to say his S's without CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT C'ndY1 waWL ego wwiie is 0000! 00 do qmdiim realms R.M.H- 49g, Dan Kroll, it has been revealed that Mrs. Manama, our impressive but loveable study hall teacher, will donate two feet, but no more, of her height to Miss Sutton. Lynn Kowal and Debbie Lauder wish to leave Mr. McGrath a new white sock so that he may perform his sock trick for future students. Nora Sumbrum and Dolores lanczak leave Mr. teary a pair of Wonder Woman underoos to go with his Mr. Spock decoder ring. To all the underclassmen who will in the future have to consume those luscious lunches that we so unwillineg ate, we leave a year's supply of Pepto Bismo and copies of You Are What You Eat. Donna Fucina and Michelle Cleary leave Mr. Kelder a three month's supply of sharpened pencils so that he can accurately record'the scores of the Girls' Softball Team. Scott Brynes and Marlene laPress wish to leave Mr. Canton all the underdeveloped him for net! year's Year Book Staff. The football squad wish to leave Mr. Rania a metro bus pass in the hope that he arrives at the games .on time. Youzi Pecan and Kim Kania would like; to leave Miss Flood and her future shorthand classes an fill decoding System to help them read and interpret their nightly as- slgnments. Mike Zawistowglti and Terry Grandy wish to leave Mr. McKendry a pair of zany zapper glasses and an overtoat so that he could scout new players for future hockey teams. Kathy Leisten and Sue Maggio wish to leaveMrs. Lombardo and future captains and co-captalm; l'eso'n plans handed into Mrs. lombardo that never seemed to pass inspection, in the hope that one stamp of approval will be given. in closing: The reading of our Will, we, the departing senior cbss cortftilly wish our sucgessors happiness, good tartaric and the warmth of our fond memories of Dear Old South Park. The Graduating. Class of 1981 DEDICATION i iln past years the DIAL has been dedicated to men and wom- of South Park High School that have demonstrated a niune concern for the school and its administration, the stu- nt body and the community. These ideals are the quality hich deserves recognition. This year the DIAL Staff has found candidate, one who truly exemplifies these characteristics: bert J. Wilson. Mr. Wilson began his college career by attending Michigan te University as an undergraduate. From there he was called on to serve in the United States Army for two and one-half ars; upon his returned he completed his studies at Ithaca Col- e, where he earned his B.A. degree, and began his teaching eer while completing his studies at Cornell eating a Masters gree in school administration. n 1947, Mr. Wilson began teaching Physical Education in the alo Public Schools, where he coached both Football and ketball at McKinley and lafayette High Schools. In 1965, Mr. Wilson came to South Park as an assistance Prin- al and has held that position until the present time. o the students and faculty alike, Mr. Wilson has always n available to help, to give advice or understanding. He is ly a gentleman with a concerned interest in the welfare of all dents. He is a man who has won the respect of all who ws him. It is with the utmost pride, that we, the staff of the L dedicate this years book, 1981 to Robert J. Wilson and h him many more productive years as an educator and ad- istrator here at South Park High School. THEME Technology Technological Advancement of todays society. Ever since man appeared on earth, he has had to work to obtain food, clothing. and shelter. He has also had to work to satisfy his desire for lei- sure and comfort. Through the ages, man invented thousands of tools, machines, materials, and techniques to make his work easi- er. Man also discovered electricity and other sources oflpower that increased the rate at which he could work and perform his daily duties. Thus, Technology involves man's use of tools, ma- chines, materials, techniques, and sources of power to make his work and life easier and more productive. Technology has much to do with the way we live our life. We live in an age where much of our world is controlled by comput- ers and electronical devices made possible by technological ad- vancements in science. Seldom do people think of all the many electronic comforts in their own home. We take most of these, like television, radio, the telephone and stereo equipement, for granted. Electronic thermostats control the temperature in some homes, and photoelectric cells open garage doors when a car en- ters the driveway. Furthermore, most games children play With are electronically operated. Even mothers cook food in microwave ovens through the use of electronics. Computers also play an important role in today's world. Con- temporary computers can perform one million calculations a sec- ond. These computers have miniature electronic circuits that re-- duce their'size greatly and increase theirdependability. Computers are increasingly more to 'give immediate answers to questions. People can recieve certain kinds 0 information by typing a ques- tion or some form of data into computers and recieve their infor- mation on a small television screen or a typed out data sheet. Many small businesses and large corporations use computers to speed up the companies efficency and to answer difficult prob- lems faced in productivity. Thus, as one can readily see, computers and electronics are making the world in which we live in more leisurely and comfort- able for everyone. The machine can still be a friend and not the master of man, after all. Throughout our four years of learning at South Park, our hool has become for us a harbor that has sheltered us ithin its care. As students and fellow voyagers, we have en momentarily protected from the often demanding out- e world. Only occasionally have we ventured to peer be- nd the boundaries of our haven to view the realities of e. Looking out through the portals of our refuge, South rk, we have, up to this time, only imagined the world be- nd. Soon the hopefullness of our visions will come to eet the test of reality. Nevertheless, we should not fear ce our trip has been the concern of many. Our teachers, ministrators, and our fellow students alike have made ore than sufficient provision for this, our most important yssey. The many teachers who have devoted themselves to our idance have given us the self-confidence that will sustain through many a turbulence and help us retain a sense of 'de and self worth. Their perseverance and effort have re than adequately equipped us with the skills that will ify us throughout life so that we will better understand elves as well as be able to relate more effectively to the ople we will meet. These tools will serve as both compass d sail. Furthermore, the teaching staff has nurtured within a sense of our individuality. Indeed, this sense of self areness can only enhance our chances for successfully ieving the goals we have established as the destination our life's voyage. he adminstators, like our teachers, have encouraged us to ume a sense of responsibility and integrity. As a result, we e hopefully become more dedicated to a life based upon ues and standards. Mr. Mattimore, our Principal, and his ociates have taught us that we, the graduates of nineteen- hty-one, are the true benefactors of a life whose course been chartered according to moral principle. They have ressed meaningfully upon us the social consequences of h our present and future actions. further integral part of our experience at South Park has n the many and varied school activities in which we have icipated. These cherished moments have helped to moti- e us to become more aware of our peers and their feel- . Moreover, as a result of participating in the activities of h Park, we have become closer and have been better pared to accommodate the diverse interests of people various backgrounds. Through these social interactions have learned personally the possibility for human sharing understanding. Unlike other schools, South Park is ue in its social character. It is truely a harbor that shel- ships from many different parts. This experience has ed to acquaint us with the dynamics of a democratic so- y. In addition, we have been provided the opportunity to the thrill of our shared victories and on occasion, a e of support when faced with disappointment. ow that we are about to depart from the security of th Park, it is natural that we sense both apprehension r the uncertainties of the future and excitement over the ibilities for change and growth. Doubtlessly, we are go- to be confronted with an overwhelming challenge that at 5, may seem impossible to meet. However, we should VALEDICTORIAN LYNN KOWAL be comforted with the thought that part of us will never leave the security of the present moment. Our memories of South Park will remain eternally as beacons directing our hearts back to these special years of our life. Furthermore, all the unknown people who will come to be part of our lives in the future will, in some indirect way, share in the South Park that we have come to love so dearly. Although once we depart we can never return, we should be solaceq by the thought that our Alma Mater will QM: be ourlteniofi tional harbor! , k7, mp. Rem: f, Mtg PROM NIGHT WI: . w W $ 33w . A man is born gentle and weak. At his death he is hard and stiff. Green plants are tender and filled with sap. At their death they are withered and dry. Therefore the stiff and unbending is the disciple of death. The gentle and yielding is the disciple of life. Thus an army without flexibility never wins a battle. A tree that is unbending is easily broken. The hard and strong will fail. The soft and weak will overcome. TAO PUSH-EXCEL Knowledge is the key to power, and power is a ba- sic requirement to achieve progress, is one of the messages the new PUSH-EXCEL Program, a new ap- proach to education, is trying to get across to students in various High Schools all over the United States. Our own South Park High is one of these schools. On September 15, the well-known Rev. Jesse I.. lack- son, along with other important representatives, came to South Park to introduce and explain PUSH-EXCEL. In an emotion-charged speech, the Revflackson told students, teachers, and guests the basis and ideas used to develop PUSH-EXCEL concepts, and asked students, to pledge to study without T.V. or radio for at least two hours a night. Those students who were willing re- cited a pledge and signed a written pledge in their classrooms. The program tPUSH-EXCEU is a total involvement ap- proach to education which requires Parents, students, teachers and the surrounding neighborhood organiza- tions to pull together and work efficiently. M'MQW. ml I'i'v'evi, : ' c: 9::2 I x n MAINTENANCE 1: w, saw wwwm ROW 1: Charles Weisedell, lohn Bonus. ROW 2: William Sullivan, lohn Chesson Chief Engineer-Wesley Florian '1' - , ; N Gi NEE R + 0N CAFETERIA d' I '0W 1: T. Sabia, L. Bengert, L.Emmi, A. Giganle, M. Diehl, A. Boglivl, B. Steipien. ROW 2: l. Drogoszewski, V. capruccia, H. Kushka, l. Schmellinger, P. Beuttor, E. Could, I. lurynee, T. Spencer, A. Deinhart, Mrs. Boczar. AlDS-SECURITY-NURSE JOANNE llS JOHN MULQUEEN RUBY MOORE , Q . ' J'IV'A-l f g; 7 ..nryr22-r :,,; - , , MARIE GROTKE RN L-K . x t $ , X r I I 6e gr; DAVID LAPIR LOUIS MARRARA 5 am: o. J . ..... v 1 $3 ! UP OFFICE STAFF l' CAMILLE R DA ADMINISTRATIVE ASSTISANT 1 . HELPING TEACHER JOHN MOGAVERO PRINCIPAL 34 JOHN J. MATTIMORE South Park High School To assist us in our perennial pursuit for EXCEL- LENCE in education, the PUSH-EXCEL program was introduced at South Park High School this yean Essentially, PUSH-EXCEL is a motivational pro- gram which has as its goal the improvement of the social and academic climate within our school through new concepts in leadership and self-discipline. This goal can be achieved if we -students, parents, teachers, administrators and community leaders-ioin together for a common purpose-the pursuit of EXCELLENCE. The pursuit of EXCELLENCE is necessarily the achievement of EXCELLENCE, but is our philos- ophy that the individual must never be satisfied with any less than his potential can provide-that he must always look toward the future and aim for the stars. Thus, a total commitment is necessary on th- part of the students to achieve EXCELLENCE i . their studies. Parents as well, have an obligation to super vise their children's framework of study withi the home and to communicate frequently wit their children's teachers. Teachers should expect much of their student and work co-operatively with parents in achiev ing EXCELLENCE within the classroom. Community leaders can lend their support b rewarding student EXCELLENCE with scholarship and new occupational incentives. In essence, the pursuit of this program is t improve the quality of education and to furnis South Park's graduates with the qualities tha will serve them in their future endeavors. John I. Mattimore ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS - . Ex , $2, MR. DANIEL GEARY GUIDANEE IOYCE KELLER SPEECH PATHOLOGIST Mwhen ATTENDANCE pictures ENGLISH W : h; u m mumbw, BERNARD HEAVEY DENNIS PUlISl DOLORES DAVIS ERNEST CARLSON HISTORY History is a written record of the most important events of mans past; describing his political, economic, so- cial and cultural efforts. His accom- plishments and failures are necessary for a deeper understanding of the present. It enables the individuals to function as a human being and pre- pare him for future endeavors. The same tools and techniques used to examine historical events can be ap- plied to all of the social situations that confront mankind. History is es- sential for man to understand his heritage and his ultimate purpose on this planet. A TWA LIVIA LO VALLO KEVIN CURRY Z1214 a V :7le OMIW ' UM 01ij JOHN MC l. V1 GRATH WILLIAM MURPHY LARRY GOODBERRY THOMAS EDWARDS CARL IANELLO ANTHONY TONA G N A I. .E D r: T T u .I. ,O C ROBERT BELL CAROL DELANEY MATH Mathematics is an expression of the human mind reflecting man's active will, contemplative reason. It is comprised of diverse elements, intuition and logic, generality and individuality, analysis and synthesis. All mathematics has its roots in practical requirements, but having an- swered these requirements, it becomes an enitity in itself, finally transcending the confines of those original require- ments that induces its birth. 9'2; H REBECCA SHERMAN SCIENCE The concepts of science are constantly changing. There are areas that have not even been explored, let alone explained. Both in out- er and inner space. The amount that we do un- derstand is relatively new to us. The method of introduction can decide for many of us whether or not we wish to pursue it further. At South Park our science department makes science seem exciting and interesting, from earth sci- ence to physics and everything in between. Sci- ence is only interesting if taught by scholars who can simplify for all to comprehend. Our science department has very little trouble doing just that. PAUL KUZINA CASIMIR POTACZALA .T 1.: $ MR. JOHN MCKENDRY MR. STEVE KORTYKO MR. EDWARD BETLEWICZ BUSINESS Business is the backbone of America. Before Computers, men added with fin- gers. Business has advanced rapidly throughout the years. South Park High School has stayed right along with the trend. Our business department ranks the best in Buffalo. Business includes arithmatic equations, typing, computers, shorthand, and all necessary skills to be competant in the world of business. Elizabeth Flood lohn Swain 7. Robert Hunold Robert larnot Mary Ellen Cellini o Judith Zollitsch lohn Shea tn? PW; ma 3 + . r ; 3 a V MR. RAYMOND SEIFRIED , 31.1.3. '2': 6.! 93.3.,3 13 v2. . THOMAS SCHOLI. MR. ROMAN SIMPSON I ? z i 5 HOME ECONOMICS ARLENE ZALESK' m... ,.S R O D E L H w GLENN MARTIN i o A ,r. LANGUAGES 7v- RICHARD EBERHARDT PHYSICAL EDUCATION Herbert Coyne v Frank Kania Earlene Williams IBRARY LORENCE BLAEUER ARTHUR KELDER WILLIAM BOURKE MYRA MENTI DONALD LA BLANC GREG KOZAK P.S.E.N. NANCY NYITRAI Social Studies MAY HILLARD Math ANN LENZ English JOSEPH KIHL Business PRESIDENT S. MAGGIO V. PRESIDENT V. GREEN SECRETARY T. BROWN TREASURY B. BRITIZZALARO SGT. AT. ARMS M. RIGBY N. SUMBRUM ALUMNI D. LAUDER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE J. REGAL K. LEISTEN T. BARRETT CHRISTINE ATHENS DIANNA BALCERZAK ear your learning like a watch, in a private ocket; and do not pull it out, and strike it erely to show that you have one. LORD CHESTERFIELD 47 DONALD BARKER THOMAS BARRETT Y we - ' yvnr .- f3 ' : v - onbnw ., : :51 x, , K ,, J . CAROLYN BELTON Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous. CONFUCIU ALENA BOLEWICKI BRIAN BRITZZALARO ANTHONY BROWN et age approve of youth, and death complete he same! ROBERT BROWNING SCOTT BYRNES ' ft? ., 4 ' MIKE CLARKSON RENEE CLIFTON CHERRIE COSANDIER The space between heaven is like a bellows. Th- shape changes but the form. TAI CHRISTINE COSENTION DWANE COX 3k 5;- : g PHYLISS CURRY CHRIS CZEKALSKI See simplicity in the complicated. Achieve greatness in little things. SI 52 ELIZABETH DANNER DEBBIE DARLING CYNTHIA DINKINS Youth is everywhere in place. Age, like a woma . requires fit surroundings. EMERSO N .3. 7 P 32'; r P a FELICIA DROGOSZEWSKI MARILYN FERRENTINO MARIA FERGUSON Lthw A -. hoo'chx ... dek WV ammo . E ARE ALL BUT DRDPS m: wmeai IN THE SEA 0: LIFE g 801' LITTLE bio Ps 0P WATER 12m Lngk GRMNSP 0P SAND RICHARD FINNEGAN DONNA FUCINA No man can climb out beyond the limitations of his own character. JOHN MORLEY 53 79yvygxf7 l: 61:1:i Home, away from the daily bells, the crush of bodies, endless assignments and locker room order, to a world of A soft shadows, kissed by the warm sun: or long walks under gray skies, each 57 I? can echo memories of pleasant times. 9x X This can be any place you choose, be- 2 cause it is yours alone. It's a believing place, a hoping place, it is your place, i L. , quiet and undisturbed. L 3 3b n 4, I I '. ,- J ' '70:? 'f V ' 'i If5aexgv Lyldy 4x f2 1V0 17!;7FV'QJ ?CN quqmif NWM DAWN FULLER TEDDY FURNARI CONNIE CARD IACQUELINE GILBERT NATHAN GOODMAN Experience is the best of schoolmasters, only th school fees are heavy. BARRY HANNAH ETHEL HAJDU a , MICHAEL HARRINGTON A I CHERYL HENLEY There's no defeat in truth, save from within: unless you're beaten, you're bound to win! 57 FRED HOOD PAULETTE HOOD KAREN HUSSAR CHERYL HUTCHINGS DOLORES ISCH THOMAS ISCH HELEN JACKSON A failure is a man who has blundered, but is not able to cash in the experience. 58 DOLORES JANCZAK RICHARD JONES ALLEN JORDAN PATRICIA KAZMIERCZAK MADONNA KEARNS DEBORAH KELLY ating people is like burning down your own ouse to get rid of a rat. FOSDICK 59 JIM KEOUGH JOHN KMITCH f i . gTA TE QATUBAL AREA V Sunnse to SunSe; Suction 19o 25-: ESYRICTED by M coil s5 ; Regulations of QM Departmem u :gnvlrnlII-vvtetntal Conwr vman ?...- NI. l-vu v-Mdn 6m mm m. Hm... m, a- IUDY KOLCZYNSKI BARBARA KOST LYNN KOWAL BOB KOZAKIEWIEZ DANIEL KROLL Hatred is the coward's revenge for being intimidated. SHA 60 JONATHAN LAII. MARLENE LAPRESS DEBORAH LAUDER KATHLEEN LEISTEN JACQUELINE LOWE MARY lYNCH Other men are lenses through which we read our own minds. EMERSON AUDREY MACDONALD A'i 1. JJL SUSAN MAGGIO ATHENA MANGINE DAWN MARASCHIELLO PATRICIA MARGERUM DOMINIC MAINELLA MARIE MASSARO Every potter praises his own pot, and more if it be broken. 62 'q: SHARON MC CLUSKY CYNTHIA MC CONNELL KATHLEEN MC CORMICK SEAN MURPHY DARRYL NEWSOME CYNTHIA NOWAK JANET NOWAK People will always take you at your own valuation-if you downgrade yourself. 63 lAURIE O'KEEFE RUTH O'MARA ANNA ORTIZ JOYCE PALMER lEROY PALMER NANCY PANFIL FRANK PERICOZZI YOUZI PICART Never destroy any aspect of personality, for what you think is the wild branch may be the heart of the tree. HENRY GEORG : ' x. ,5 X .153? V. . :4:in; . ., 1; .12 IRENE PRATCHER JULIE RAILA MARYANN RIGBY MARY RIVERA hen I thought I had been learning how to live, had only been learning how to die. DA VINCI 65 66 SHEILA SAUER MARY MARGARET SAWICKI DENISE SCIBLER :1: . MICHAEL SCHMIDT DEANNA SHEPPARD Good fortune that comes welcome. CHERYL SOLOMAN seldom, comes IAMES $005 more VA '. 4 ' . 77 ANGELO SOTO LAURRIE STANTON MICHELLE STANTON MICHELLE STORY JOSEPH SULLIVAN PAT SULLIVAN .5 rgwmt, . ,x'. , r NORA SUMBRUM ROBERT TOBOL leasures must be bought, but happiness is free. 67 CARUNE UPSHAW SYLVIA WIMES WARREN WOLFE Glass blowers will never produce anything as fragile as the human ego. GLASO 68 MARIANN YOGUS EILEEN ZIEINSKI , . , q d V - A n, ,. '1 4 .. . , ,h . ' . gs :6 DENISE ZIMMERSON ducation has become such a fetish that many arents are pushing their children far beyond heir capacity. VANCE PACKARD 69 5:53:33. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICER H 1 ' President: Kathy Mazur; Vice President: Renee DeRouche; Secretary: Deneane Crawley; Treasurer: lohn Kane. h m. mmgm QjS'ngx ,7 OW 1: E. Crawford, M. Bell, K. Carthon, 1. Clinton. ROW 2: D. Banko, l. Conrad, 1. Bell, P. Barr, 1. yrnes. ROW 3: T. Bouvier, V. Carver, W. Brant, C. Adams, E. Barnes. HR. 30 J. SWAIN ROW 1: L. Harris, M. Blake, G. Hayden, M. Breuister. ROW 2: M. Bruister, M. Cancel, L. Bien o, T. Beltinge, C. Byrnes, ROW 3: E. Vlicea, S. Cathoun, C. Baker, L. Jones, L. Brehm, l. Carrero, L. Hall. -A n... ..-- .-.-,vfp-vr. er HR. 117 A. LENZ HR. 121 L. GOODBERRY W 1: L Garner, W. Wasielewski, D. D'Alessandro. ROW 2: I. Vasquez, N. Estrada, D. Dudek. ROW Wasik, G. Vegas. ROW 4: K. Daigler, S. Weiss, 1. Ziomek, R. Ganger, B. Ziomek. r r a $ ROW 1. T. May. ROW 2: D. Miller, T. MCCool. ROW 3: E. MCCarley, E. O'Mara. ROW 4: l. Macey, ' Ortiz. ROW 1: A. Wemere, R. DeRouche, S. Cheney, D. Crawley. ROW 2: K. Deubell, N. Chilvers, L. Culley, J. Davis, Y. Colon, M. Dixon. ROW 3: S. Deubell, H. Bishop, C. Chocsynski, E. Cruz. illlnd1lnhllaillinluiu4 Adil ., 4 , l Muwum. y m-m-r n x . 6n HR. 305 C. POTACZALA ROW 1: O. Rodriquez, A. Sanders. ROW 2: K. Smith, M. Strickland. ROW 3: R. Scmeider, R. Skinner, 1. Quinn. ROW 4: S. Sharpe, M. Stanton. ROW 5: R. lammer, S. Sparks, L. Rodriquez, 1. Surge. ROM? 1M K. rag: ROW 2: C. Matwijkow, R. Sperazz, C. Tanger, K. Marth. ROW 3- S Lenox C Ly ons . a . mm P. Avens B. M - ' . I I . - S. lgeith. Y; ; , arshall, L Logan. ROW 4. M. Kunz, l. Dldder, J. Klehn, D. lomaz, HR. 242 K. RUMMENIE 1: T. Nelson, D. Nelson, P. Mroz. ROW 2: K. e, P. McCoy, l. Miller, G. Perez, C. Nelson. ROW 3: chell, N. Meadows. ROW 4: C. O'Brien. m. , , ,-1 2453 J. ZOLLITSCH ROW 1: A. Rodriques, P. Ruppert, R. Rodriques. ROW 2: D. Horrigan, D. lsch, D. Ando, M. Slow ROW 3: C. Jones, K. Roof, L. Hewitt, B. Shoulders, L Ryan, B. Reed. ROW 4: R. Harris, K. Hicks, I.. H: ter, ROW 5: A. Jones, A. Riter, J. Jordan. ROW l: C. Tallor, S. Swain, L. Terpin, G. Hughes. ROW 2: A. Jones, 5. Faifer, H. Netice, G. Herod, P. Curry, H. Carla, P. Turner, R. Stanton, 5. Robyal. ROW 3: K. Samuel, R. Ross, 8. Benson, S. Tobin, C. Tail, L. Jones, L Smukall, C. Tompson. ROW 4: M. Termini. ROW 1: M. Yuhas, M. Dolon, M. Golden, l. Ross. ROW 2: S. Guest, G. Gibbons, K. Griffen, D. Geisel, W. Franze. ROW 3: K. Fuller, 1. Gallagner, D. Emblidge, l. Smart, E. Goslinski, D. Lowe, ROW 4: L. Jones, C. Herod, G. Hieghes, E. Donalson, L. Donovan, P. Womeldorf, R. Grlikowski, l. Great. ROW 6: M. Hatkinis, D. Horrigans. 37 El 3! HR. 123 R. IARNOT ROW 1: A. Hamilton, A. Hastings, J. Hodge. ROW 2: A. Lattanzio, S. lopez. ROW 3: F. Kowal, D. Court, I. Kotowski, D. Goodrich. ROW 4: 0. Keeler, 1. Kane, M. Lane. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS i-w m; v I : ; ; I ' l 1; :3. 1; : President Jeff Zukowski, Vice President Brenda Rodriguez, Secretary Debbie Womeldorf, Treasurer Darren Zieglar. MR. GLEASON 107 ROW 1: l. Carmichael. ROW 2: P. Campbell, T. Carrasquillo, M. Carthon, D. Calabreze. ROW 3: M. Butler, M. Bowden, K. Brehm, 1. Brooks, K. Carney, C. Carney, l. Carney. ROW 4: 5. Bryant, T. Byrnes. ROW1:T.Dt,B.F' .ROW2:V.F,M.D LLG I,F.F hl,T.Ft. MR. A. FERREl-l-l ROW 3: l. Gaivzrret, Eugizining, R. Gandyl.J '3 rave Y '095C 05 9' HR. 31 j HR. 136 ROW 1: K. Jordon, J. Hall, 5. Kaler, ROW 2: T. King, N. Harris, M. Harmon. ROW 3: D. Kelly, J. Kilianski, M. Hardy, l. Tunis. ROW 4: A. James, A. Pilat, R. Keenen, ROW 5: E. Hammond, M. E ARLSON O Kalendra, l. lordon, D. James. HR. 119 MR. P. THOMAS ROW 1: D. Bienko, T. Bittner. ROW 2: S. Blocho, S. Badaway, C. Anscombe, L. Abrams, S. Adams. ROW 3: G. Antonelli, M. Barnwell, D. Barber, E. Barger, C. Benedick, T. lnsolocko. ROW 4: D. Block, A. Betraw. C. Q h raw y. HR. 309 R. C ANC OSA ROW 2 C. Loder, D. Loops. ROW 3 a3 .2 m :2... ?,a. m. 0 K E VI h a e L P. r, e 8 .nk r K H. w, a n o D c a M T. Lindsle Martin, W. Laney, R. Magner, R. Krafchak, S. Lipinski, D. Liszka, l. Kruder, T. Mann. 5... .o. why?! 9. ROW 1 M. CUMMINS HR. 132 ROW 1: C. Cliff, K. Cooper. ROW 2: M. Czuprynski, M. Doeing, L. Chilvers, H. Duffy, D. Dietz. R0 3: M. Donnelly, C. Damba, R. Hanash, C. Duffy, P. Jones, A. Dixon, J. Choczynski, L. Clinton, L. Cr ROW 4: P. Curry, R. Dixon, K. Deschamp, B. Crawford, C. Cianciosia, T. Davis, A. Cordeso, U. Cram. ..-?JWE mm! A HR. 311 S. KORYTKO ROW 1: M. McCants, E. McCann, K. McBride, D. Haywood, R. Neuws, G. O'Sullivan. ROW 2: F. McCloud, 8. Mitchell, G. Meyers, P. Moses, N. Muhammed, l. Molnar. ROW 1: J. Paszkiewicz, C. Root, T. Ruggiero, R. Smith D. Roche, D. Ramanowski. ROW 2: G. Schmidt, M. Parwszynski, K. Scheer, l. Sarana, M. Husbarul, D. otxeliry, D. Ruof, I. Holtz. ROW 3: V. Rooiruez, J. Smith, C. Schmidt, T. Plonka. HR. 314 R. O'SULLIVAN c. DELANG HR. 205 ROW 1: Y. Gray, L. Fayson, l. Faintan, K. Evans. ROW 2: D. Gray, R. Gauthier, B. Ersing, G. Gajkowski, l. Glosser, K. Fredo. H'R' 21 1 ROW 1: C. Holland, C. Hogan, 2. Jackson, D. Horton, M. Hewitt, T. Huber, P. Held, l. Hargro. R0 2: S. lohnt, K. Hulig, V. laeger, T. Hussar, M. Humphrey. ROW 3: D. Hickok, M. Humdton, R. How S. LIVZIEY ard, A. Jones, R. Hanash, T. Ross, P. Herod. g hf If- I . ; may. Iwangnmgfmi QLAVQ: .. ,3: 2, s l A .39 CW 1: R. Yaeger, M. Whilsett, D. White, D. Suprez, R. Williams. ROW 2: l. Zukowski, M. Termini, H R 349 M. Halmeur, L. Hayward, M. Vegas, D. Ziegler. ROW 3: R. Tolerson, 8. Harold, R. Zimmerman, l. . . oles, l. Timparraro, G. Weilbon, T. Turner, V. Abiradad. ROW 4: T. Hill, C. White, K. Steuard, M. Jpshington, R. Weiglein, S. Williams, B. Stack, J. White. 10 MC KENDRY HR. 221 MRS. MENTI ROW 1: P. Kaiser, S. Keough, l. Lenox, M. Kock. ROW 2: L Kish, L. Ku P. Lascurti, J. Love. HR. 345 D. DAVIS 1: D. Deetz, L. Young, C. Wagner, D. Zakowski. ROW 2: R. iams, C. Ziomek, G. Zagoiski, T. White, G. Williams, R. Buttons. 3: J. Wiatrowski, C. Walker. ROW 4: D. Womeldorf, 5. Short- ., L. Wajcik. ROW 5: L. Wajcik, M. Wentz, C. Wolentarski, K. e, P. Walsh, L. Williams. ROW 6: B. Wiggins, l. Wojo. H.R. 317A R. HUNOLD 1' IIHH :sss l. Palistrant, S. Phillips, A. Jones M. Carthon, K. Reynolds, L. Wilson, Price. ROW 1: S. Majewski, L. Pericozzi, P. Page, R. Guest, L Ross, M. Marlin. ROW 2: L. Pfleger, M. Mackney, M. Perry. ROW 3: S. O'Brien, L. Pugh, T. Peoples, L. Olewine, M. Price, D. Malochleb. ROW 4: M. Perez, D. Pause, ROW 1: C. Null, B. Nelson, l. Sharp, C. Tripp. ROW 2: T. Stuchal, L. Noonan, P. Stogwa, A. Jones, H'R' 342 L Spoonley, K. Solowski, l. Nicpon. ROW 3: M. Strobele, B. Taylor, P. Swagler, V. Sharks, S. Stew- art, M. Story. ROW 4: M. Stewart, I. Turk, R. Stewart, I. Tighe, M. Neubeck, M. Nelson. M. MC QUADE j W N ROW 1: M. Shriver, D. Shriver, L. Sanna, P. Smart. ROW 2: T. Schweikowski, l. Smith, M. Regina, R. Moss, C. Scott. ROW 3: D. Schibler, C. Sharkey, E. Schwarzott, M. McCrarey. ROW 4: J. Jackson, R. Hanash, E. Montanez, M. Schult, A. Solomon. ROW 5: K. Morgan, M. Martin, I. Hargro, C. Shea, J. Sibastian, S. Scheffker. ROW 1: T. Ragland, Y. Robinson, M. Reid, D. Robertson, B. Rusinski. ROW 2: l. McCann, L. Rodriques, D. H R 323 Rodriquez, L. McDonald, L. Wilson, R. Rose. ROW 3: L. Phillips, K. Reynolds, M. Perry, M. Carthon, K. ' ' Ruggiero, G. Rodriques, N. McCool, H. McCall, l. Sharp, B. Rodriquez. ROW 4: N. Rivera, D. Ras, K. Rowell, M. McCray, H. Rogers, R. Rolando. l. DAVIS HR. 21 F. WILLIAM FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS t President Darlene Schmidt; Vice-President Theresa Vegas; Secretary Cherly Saxon; Treasurer Steven leisten. . 0:. OX. 2'. - . O. : O. .' I . AI: :: .--.- Whmx... HR. 25 D. PARSON ROW 1: D. Doe, C. Albanese, M. Balisteri. ROW 2: M. Arone, K. Doe, M. Carthon. ROW 3: l. Abbott, C. Hall, M. Breustin, D. Keigheon, T. Alford, K. Dawn, N. Arma, A. Barnes, M. Alonso, L. Atwood, Y. Adams, A. Alvira, 5. Bannister, L. Atwood. ROW 4: K. Evoy, L. Kai- ser, L. Kane, C. Karnah, D. Deefe. ' .2. 5! HR. 347 P. KUZINA ROW 1: P. Urban, K. Thomas, D. Trunfio. ROW 2: L. Tyson, D. Tesi, V. Keeler, M. Sylvia. ROW 3: L. Turchiarelli, 1. Thurston, K. Turpin, T. Turnes, L. Tyes. ROW 4: P. Trala, A. Thompson, K. Polk, P. Rogers. ROW 1: B. Beringer, B. Baski, R. Aluarado, S. Armbruster. ROW 2: A. Beaner, S. Bifirlio, D. Barnwell, 5. Ad- ams, L Akin. ROW 3: R. Alvarado, J. Bennett, J. Bailey, T. Beard. 1. MC GRATH HR. 28 HR. 110 D. LeBLANC ROW 1: A. Beathley, A. Burns, P. Brown, V. Bellamy. ROW 2: K. Green, N. Burford, T. Bishop, L. Brown, R. Binyard, M. Kless. ROW 3: C. Broughton, T. Brown, L. King, P. Byrnes, K. Brinson, L. Kirlans, Anne Kelley. ROW 4: l. Borrelli, C. Black, T. Klemp, A. King. '0W 1: C. Cothra, A. Crawley, C. arr, l. Lattanzio, l. Caryso, D. hilvers. ROW 2: M. Cancel, G. Col- ins, J. Kurzanski, D. Chayby, S. Cun- ingham, G. Zenquiz, G. Rivera. OW 3: C. Cotoe, D. Cardero, C. happell, R. Chappell, l. Cauthen, K. unz. HR. 34 l. KIHL ROW 1: S. Play, T. Boling, D. Castro. ROW 2: D. Callohan, K. Davis. ROW 3: l. Holley, T. Cox, L Bochanan. ROW 4: R. Coons, D. Cirbus, M. Harris. HR. 115 F. MORALES T. SCHOLL ROW 1: l. Fiqueron, l. Errington, M. Dukak, E. Duncaw. ROW 2: N. Dorselt, C. Grester, D. Diehl, B. Green. ROW 3: R. Ellinger, M. Goepol, N. Gerrity. ROW 4: T. Byrods, C. Gamble, M. Dixon, E. Gordon. ROW 5: A. Floyd, D. Dremob, A. Koster, B. Duglas. W. DORSEY ROW 1: T. Dunbar, L. Walker, M. Duncan, C. Donovan, Waltkins. ROW 2: D. Watts, P. Dixon, Z. Webster, Wentz. ROW 3: D. Delozier, S. Dickey, R. Eldridge. ROW 1. Wartinger, D. Diehl, A. Dean, L. D'Angelo, L. Daliusio. l H.R. 129 M. FREELAND w o O O 9 O O O - - - v A v ; O .0 O . ' .:.X.X.I D 7...: D - .n r-v ' - 02.3 D O O 4 -'-'Av. D D ;.i H.R. 240 W. MC DONALD IW 1: A. Mcha. ROW 2: D. Wiezgoda. ROW 3: D. ckey, S. Leisten. ROW 4: W. Nelson, D. Mickel, S. Grath. ROW 5: H. Millender, T. Margeum. ROW 1: C. Hall, 1. Ford. ROW 2: D. Gra- ham, T. Fisher, J. Grigsby, M. Gajkowski, V. Gonizalez, M. Faltisko, A. Fluellen. ROW 3: K. Graves, l. Finncane, T. Cable, 1. Gresko, M. Gallagher, N. Foster, K. Glover. 109 HR. 134 A. TONA ROW 1: C. Ventura, A. Wagner, C. Hayden, Vegas, M. Hielyard. ROW 2: D. Harris, P. Hillian M. Herbert. ROW 3: L. Hidy. ROW 4: L. Herod, Hernandez, J. Ventura, M. Vining, D. Hester, tester, M. Herbert, D. Held. ,1: ,A- W HR. 203 M. HILLIARD OW 1: C. leter, M. Ingram, G. Howard, L ood, S. Howard, D. Jones, L Homan. CW 2: D. limerson, L lessei, H. Husband, I. Hurt, M. Jones, B. lorgenson. ROW 3: . James, M. lone, P. Jackson, A. Holmon, Johnson. HR. 312 l. TUCKER 1: T. Treuean, R. Smith, M. Gianni, D. Sawyer, B. Skinner. ROW 2: M. Swanson, B. Stresting, R. dz, C. Stampone, C. Shriver, l. Serrcerro, B. Sinclair. ROW 3: P. Stequra, T. Stewart, T. Samuel, E. , L. Dundar. ROW 1: A. Staten, K. Stevens, A. Smith. ROW 2: D. Speidel, K. Stock, D. Schmidt, D. Skea, l. Williams, Q. Stalling, C. Smalla. ROW 3: M. Schumacher, C. Soto, C. Skinner, R. Smith, S. Staten, C. Sterlace, D. Tuffs. . HR. 335 1 VP x l 9301' , ' c. IANNELLO J A 9,: HR. M. O'SULLIVAN ROW 1: D. Williams, L. Taylor, D. Kusz, l. Kowalczyk. ROW 2: T. Tubar, D. Krafchak, l. Wodoe, G. Turl. ROW 3: K. Tufis, Z. Wedster, F. Whitiiield, D. Thrstom, D. Magic, G. Wag- ner, L. White. ROW 4: M. lones, E. Shoulders, D. Littgoler. CJIWQI U ,. 2 9 0mm x 04,179; V, Q47- 'J x ' I JQJAJME; ro .57 HR. 3173 OW 1: S. Murphy, V. Moye. ROW 2: B. Maunavo, C. Meredith, L. May, S. Merecki. ROW 3: D. cClain, S. Massey, D. Misnik, V. Moye, D. Mead, R. Misena, L. Miller, L. Maggie. I a 24 O O O o v n v v - ' - 1 ' A c A C -. A .J , O X. 7. w '- - .O:G X. Vi E J I l V M A C A OJ .302. I a.:.:.: 1...: :0: 1 .J- NKX XWSL 7 HR. 235x 93. n W W .' JJ'UYW -429 J C'Jk CJL JLICTQ N. NYITRA W ,WWCVW , C OJ: Q: Wm 02,4 ' grad ROW 1: B. McManon, L rg'Call, C. oder, P. Curry. kw? CWL ROW 2: T. Leon, M. Leonard, C. McCarthy. ROW 3: -, c. Love, J. Williamson, D. Mellette, K. Lopez, M. WiI-JCXU2 ?QJMM liams. ROW 4: D. Zasada, M. McClain, D. Lockacwcf MJX ! ' ROW 52R.Leicht. Tim 3x, ' J I'Klf0u'kf6 CFC JLoVIr' VW'IWLM-Ji CK X2116 7 Um: t: J Cm '4 . VJ r: J ' 7 L w J. , WC ABM Hi5 .9 .- v 3 Hz? L'LJTL MmoC'chgq clf Odeamz Y4; $04M? :g-L 5:66641 x 77; kg? L 2;de 'x! , V 113 J 94an J1! i'JC 'ZCQVO TILC' 21' 'r .;J I K'x' G. Riter, R. Poole. ROW 2: S. O'Brian. ROW 3: P. Hogan, D. Prude, L. Ritchie, D ROOM 310 Quinn, C. Poeh. ROW 4: A. Ray, 5. Knoop, W. Reddish, l. Oyler. ROW 5: J. Harris, J. Piraina, E E. BETLEWICZ lung. ROW 6: F. Parker, C. Ramen, D. Kimble. p o A 0 HR. A. KELDER ROW 1: M. Olszewski, T. Nelson, L. O'Keefe, R. Zuk. ROW 2: L. Noiedzwiecki, W. Zuk, P. Pawlak, M. Paueliack. ROW 3: S. Zunner, l. Palmer, P. O'Donnell, M. Pasinski, N. Pagan. ROW 4: D. Chicken, C. O'Shei, K. Turkey. HR. 333 C. DELANEY ROW 1: C. Perry, C. Repertorio, M. Rivera. ROW 2: R. Pezzimenti, M. Stulack, C. Salley, K. Reilly. ROW 3: T. Saunders, A. Perna, C. Pericozzi, M. Renzi, P. Rupert, K. Pyion. fT-fl-YIUTMM .1 txv i T M? ROW 1: B. Britzzalaro, B. Wartinger, S. Murphy, 1. Frost, L. Palmer, T. Barrett, l. Assque, M. Barren, l. Kmitch, V. Green, S. Hasstings, ROW 2: R. Pugh tCoaI:hiI l. Cordier tManagerL K. White, D. Parker, E. Roberts, D. Andriaccio, A. Nappo, P. Birdsong, A. PIlat, T. Brown, I. Keough, J. Moreland, M. Cola, F. Skea. ROW 3: U. Green, D. Grinder,l. Conrad, W. Mac Donald, A. Turner, A. Lattanzio, K. Sharpe,l. Zukowski, D. Wiggins, -':-R D. Kelly, A. Brown tManageri, F. Kania tCoachi. .W LIII III; III mmw-m-m.: '- ,I FOOTBALL T In the won-lost column South Park is definitely on the way up. To those who analyze a team strictlyI by games won or - A w .7 1 lost we are forgetting to include desire, devotion courage, vitality and initiative. By including these ingredients, then it I I must be, that South Park is a great team. We have two out- 5. . I I W standing coaches who inspire and ignite the teams potential. 1 ' Combing Spirit, team members and coaches how can South .L Park be anything but winners. 1 '7 i ; W I, 118 I L 1 - 3;, , L ;f. F. w. VI... South Park vs South Park vs South Park vs South Park vs SCHEDULE . Burgard . Kensington . Southside . McKinley South Park vs. LafaYette South Park vs. Grover South Park vs. Riverside 4: ?wmm: 7, 40155103; 1T 53 ?Qomlh ?AKK $47 IL L A B T. El 0 S 9 L m G 3:22; faigmmu ng-p-n ROW 1: L. Nyitrai, D. Fucina, M. Rigby, M. Cleary, M. Schieber. ROW 2: D. lsch, C. Thompson, W. Tucker Koacm N. Sumbrum, l. Juliano M55. laworski, C. Choczynski, l. Kunz. ROW 3: l. Coacm D. lanczak, C. Rogan, C. Michels. M. mL W O R n. a V: R L n; m m .m D. W O R F. P. Womeldorf, ROW 3: R. Kerslen, A. K. Mazur, Ferrinlino, Drogoszewski, D. Crawley. S. Serra, D. Betti, R. ths, Griffi Dallassandro, A. l. Kmitch, l. Conrad, R. Cole Msst. Coach; m r a P E , h .oh m s l. r; .m V u 0 B T. , a V e II ..m I. Rm 3;; h C a 0 C IV 5 d -I a w .0 EL T. mm o R n. a .0 II 0 I T. f: k. ab .w Z D , h M .m .M. nu a, V e r ...n. I. , H e n a B T. r; e n .m k S n. ..I. o R Fuller, ms 34, h I a ,w mi ROW 1: H. Morris, H. Sabur, D. Mazur, l. Rosenthal, A. Strong, l. Palmer, l. Jarmon, A. Jones, Coach Kania. ROW 2: Manager 8. Brown, R. Jones, T. Brown, H. Tee, F. Hood, 1. Worthy, R. McCoy, A. Hines, L. Hines, P. Birdsong, A. Perry. THRILL OF VICTORY AGONY OF DEFEAT F w i 4 . , MIT 595$ . W3 . ' v . $ MK XN Of: 3 3' ROW1: D. Carlenl. Futwkrel 1., L Gardner. ROW 2: P. Leahy, T. 'Foster, R. lones,l. Abram. ROW 3: Suarez, B. a '. L. 2-90 M 3353.; 3 1: D. Osbuie. ROW 2: B. Wentz, R. Brawn. ROW 3: l. McCann, Y. Gray, R. Reynolds, N. Harper, Isbuie, H. Lockett. ROW 4: . R35 1. Sayers, M. Walsh, M. Hamilton, N. Bemet, D. Womeldarf, R. 'quez, A. Rodriquez, M. Vini g. 980 BOYg'-GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1: K. Robinson, D. Zimmerman. ROW 2: P. Magerum, A. MacDonald, L. Kish. MISSING: L. Holly, l. Keough, l. Backus, D. Husband, K. Scheer, R. Zimmima, l. Macey. . 3 Inu'cuuu Irmumud ROW 1: M. Rigby, L. Hester. ROW 2: I. Carrero, C. Colhran, L. Leon, C. Langer, D. Geroy, D. Robinson, D. Nevins. ROW 3: Ms. Williams, L. Eldridge, C. Scott, E. Donaldson, L. Clinton, D. Embridge, D. Ohayon, G. VOLLEYBALL 131 BOY'S BASKETBALL ROW 1: D. Lias, l. Borders, J. Conrad, 8. Hannah. ROW 2: E. Barnes, 1. Blackman, L. Anderson, I. Clinton, M. Holman, F. Hood, A. Meadows, T. Beard, Coach: Romeo McKinney. ABSENT: R. Salters. SCHEDULE SOUTH PARK HOLLAND SOUTH PARK KENSINGTON HUTCH TECH SOUTH PARK PERFORMING ARTS SOUTH PARK SOUTH PARK RIVERSIDE BURGARD SOUTH PARK SOUTH PARK NIAGARA FALLS EMERSON SOUTH PARK SOUTH PARK NIAGARA FALLS EMERSON SOUTH PARK SOUTH PARK LAFAYETTE SOUTH PARK BENNETF GROVER SOUTH PARK SOUTH PARK CITY HONORS .SOUTH PARK ' TRADITIONAL MC KINLEY . SOUTH PARK SOUTHSIDE SOUTH PARK arww 3-27 y- T133?! '7 O .7 , 1'1: 0. ... -2.ut JlmRLi'S BASKETBALL, w SCHEDULE $ Kensington South Park gr u., M Southside South Park A South Park Emerson Performing Arts South Park Grover South Park McKinley South Park South Park Lafayette South Park Riverside City Honors South Park South Park Bennett South Park Hutch-Tech ROW 1: A. SansonefB. Wiggins, D. Gary, M. Duncan, M. Broadus, D. Robertson, COACH Mr. Kania. ROW 2: A. Kelley, D. Nevins, R. Anderson, L. Clinton, C. Walker, E. Donaldan, D. Jackson, L. Harris, P. Staples. ROW 1: L. Cappellarro, K. Barlow. ROW 2: P. Fray, J. Bell, M. Herbert, G. Riter, T. Venlura, K. Freniger, ROW 3: K. Booker, J. Pesgkiewicz, 1. Kane, R. Jones, V. Rodreguiz, l. Oyler. ? ROW 1: COACH: John McKendry, M. Haynes, M. Barren, 1. Jordan, 1. $005, I. Holtz, D. Mainella. ROW 2: T Barrett, B. Wartinger, J. Smith, R. Finnegan, W. MacDonald, T. Grandy. ROW 3: l. Zukowski, D. Ziegler, D Liska, B. larey, R. Sullivan, J. Ziomek, D. Kroll. ABSENT: T. Holtz, M. Zamistowski. sgmeca E LBQMWFINM Lie- Y 58E mp 20 , E851. HURORQ LIEbURE q 39 g W56 6 , W533; DEC 37 wgnecn E pew 4? 13$ Jan :5 N OREHRRD Risk YMC 3A5 w TmIO x1- ,-.. N O H T. A R A M G U .L D- K R A D.. S F l N l S H DANNON YOGURT f. 1 mM..H5 .3... u C ROW 1: K. Griffin, M. Nawrocke, I Crawley, J. Choczynski, G. Hayde C. Choczynski, D. Green, I Upshaw. ROW 2: K. Kelley, Rigby, M. Ras, D. Voigt, ADVISO' Ms. C. Delang, SECRETARY: Nidi Otero, PRESIDENT: Kathy Leisten, Mazur. ROW 3: S. Tobin, D. Mille R. Movley, C. Dinkins, SARGENT-A ARMS: Tony Brown, TREASURE' Lynn Kowal, D. Lauder, D. Pygas, l lester, K. O'Keefe, ROW 4: I Emblidge, 0. Rodriquez, M. LaPres C. Malwiikow, C. Cosentino, - Rodriquez, B. Rodriquez, DeRouche. ROW 5: J. Burke, Ryan. ROW 6: D. Rodriquez, Carero, B. Marshall, D. Nelson, Wolentarski, R. Sperazz, V. Green, Kane, L. Rodriquez. ABSENT: VIC PRESIDENT: Tracey Collins, SA GENT-AT-ARMS: Debbie O'Hayan. 0W 1: M. Wentz, L. Terpin, ROW 2: T. King, L. Smukal. ROW 3: R. Mobley, . Balcerzak, D. Emblidge. ROW 4: N. Otero. DEBATE TEAM M O D E R DIAL STAFF ' ADVISOR QW r+ul J; LEW 110 Mt M :. R.E. CANTON ROW 1: Jim 5005, Marlene LaPress, Dawn Maraschiello. ROW 2: Kathy leisten, lynn Kowal, Sally O'Brian. ROW 3: Debbie Nelson, Deneane Crawley, Anne Kelley, Teddy Fumari, Scott Bymes, Bonnie Marshall. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Sometimes called Retailing, sometimes called Distributive Education, sometimes called Marketing, however called, the duty is to prepare young people for occupations in the marketing of America's goods. In all probability, some will move up to management positions and possible busi- ness ownership of a store or other distributive organiza- tion. The academic year has two highlights with enthusiastic student participation. During the month of May participating students show these appreciation to their employers during a luncheon held at one of Buffalo's finest restaurants. They are joined by the Superintendant of Schools, members of the Board of Education, the Director of Business Education, the May- or of Buffalo, or his representatives, and faculty. In the fall our students, members of Deca, compete with all other Buffalo High Schools in contests in job inter- view techniques, personal relation abilities, retail math skills, mincature store window displays, and advertising poster construction. You can be sure the competition is spirited and the prizes are handsome trophies. Deca students become interested in one another and they learn to respect each other's opinions and attitudes. Classes are moving and enjoyable with active student par- ticipation. JOHN SWAIN MATH LEAGUE QCI'ITI .I'?I:J KDEEEIEE ' ' 5211an 5..qu .ozm 7 3. -,.:;9 avi-w 1, , x 1' ruumae ROW 1: L. Kowal. ROW 2: S. Leisten, L. Kane, K. Matwijkow A. Jones. ROW 3: A. Sansome M. Hillyard. ROW 4: L Clinton A. Riter, D. Schmidt, D Drzymala. ROW 5: N. Amra, K Mazur, P. Womeldorf. CHORU ROW 1: P. Adams, L. Maggi O'Keefe, K. Turpin, 1. Mars ROW 2: J. Caryso, B. Marinar Miller, M. Leary, J. Carmic D. Williams, L. Hall, C. Coti Pugh, C. Sanon, T. White, C. ams, D. Ward. ROW 3: D. L- M. Jones, P. lackson, M. l- A. Staten, l.. Zelman, C. Mill Fairfax, G. Collins, 5. Deluc Sperraz, R. Moss, M. Redm L. Lewis. NSEMBLE O'W 1: A. Bennett, J. Gresko. ROW : R. Kowal, M. Ras, M. Stewart, R. eynolds, D.A. Ross, L. Butcher, B. iggins, V. Fairfax, P. Marks. ROW : D. Bienko, D. Williams, T. lewis, '. Burke, D. Hurt, V. Turner, L. ewitt, R. Howard, K. Glover, S. Ad- I115. KI OE. .- .- A D I he. 1: M. Durant, B. Marshall, D. Crawley, S. lohnt, D. Ras, l. McCann, P. Bymes, M. Amone, T. Stack. ROW 2: R. en, D. Nelson, D. Rodriguez, P. Roppert, L. logan, H. Duffy, L. Cruz, A. Pema, K. Carney, R. Stanton, T. Nelson. 3: D. Maraschiello, G. Kowalczyk, K. Diggs, B. Wiggins, T. Carrasquillo, R. Hanash, P. Rupert, l. Gresko, A. ley, M. Wentz, C. Carr, D. O'Hayon, T. leon, R. Orlikowski. ROW 4: G. Riter, A. James, R. Ganger, l. Klesic, L. K. Deschamps, M. Herbert, S. leisten, L. Sanna, D. Wiggins, T. Schnieder, D. Newsome, D. Exam, 0. Rodriguez, driguez, l. Biggs, ROW 5: D. Suarez, l. Serrano, E. Zielinski, M. Coia, D. Wasik, l. Dye, D. Hickok, V. Green, I. T. Huber, l. Lewis. . TAGE BAND . 1: D. Wasik, R. Ganger, l. Klesic, D. Rodriguez, James, G. Kowalczyk, V. Green. ROW 2: D. aschiello, Mr. Pieczynski, E. Zielinski, T. Huber, D. 0k, D. Needham, l. Kunz, l. Riggs ROW 3: B. hall, l. Rodriguez, 0. Rodriguez, D. Wiggins, T. eider, L. Sanna. r. e .n R D. .m, h .m m R. $ 0 R r. e .n R A S e n r V: B S r, h .olo a D K. ..I. O R AUDIO VISUAL W 1: D. Urban. ROW 2: Mr. Fundalinski, M. Stanton. ROW 3: K. -szewski, M. Walsh, A. Bolewicki. V'w-rmx . smn gums ROW 1: K. Hicks, S. Campbell, C. Gibbon Sparky Bear, D. Ando, R. O'Mara, : Rodriquez. ROW 2: M. Hewitt, K. Mazur, Maggio, K. Leisten maptaim, D. Maraschiell K. Matwijkow, D. Ras, L. Cully, M. Strobele, Kent, L Kowal, G. Gibbons, D. Horrigan. SPANISH CLUB M - ,; 7v . 1-. b, x CW 1: P. Turner, C. Upshaw, E. Montes, TJ. ROW 2: Mrs. Cedeno, A. Rodriquez, Viera, R. Rodriquez. ROW 3: C. Dinkins, E. Cruz, T. Carrasquillo, G. Zenquiz. 0W 4: L. Kane, J. Lattanzo. , , A wan. ': , ' MWH$.' wt? 3, My.iP'- ' ' B , ., , V'. .. ; 4 K n . 'f ik. JAN liWnru - - 'Vyk'wfimg- . -. ' , - ', cw'v-x p 'u ' r. 3h Great accomplishments seem imperfect, Yet they do not outlive their usefulness. Great fullness seems empty, Yet it cannot be exhausted. Great straightness seems twisted. Great intelligence seems stupid. Great eloquence seems awkward. Movement overcomes cold. Stillness overcomes heat. Stillness and tranquility set things in order in the universe I63 M R 0 ;.';V;'. i. , o .v v , Q ... g..c'. .v 9 O o .0g.?., s .V w'.v -- 9.: 233 .03$?...: Q$ : p. : :;.:. '. o v a. 4, : 9 eQw.$...vo..O.. .,$. . O ., k v- aw-w on . ., .gbaxy.q,$ ..o. . 3' E..e..90. :,. g: $ 9 g. ' '- .. - 3:???3'43335 ROW 1: K. Griffin, A. Aquila, N. Panfil. ROW 2: C. . Henley, C. Sharkey, S. O'Brien, K. Byrnes, C. Gard, C. Cosenlino. 164 MR. GEARY'S MONITORS ROW 1: C. Henley, L Ryan, M. Her- bert. ROW 2: V. Horton, J. Kolszynski, L. Brehm, M. Stewart ROW 3: D. Crawley, P. Womeldori, L. Donovan, L. Pfleger, D. Womeldorf. MISSING: C. Donovan, R. Hastreiter, P. Swagler. ROW 1: J. Gallagher, l. Kowal, S. Maggio. ROW 2: L. Maggio, T. Collins, A. Rodriguez, Mrs. Lis, D. Ras, K. Leisten. ROW 3: M. Ras, B. Rodriguez, C. langer, K. Hicks, A. Ortiz. ROW 4: L. Peugh, D. O'Hayon, A. MacDonald. MRS. MOLONEY AND MRS. RILEY MONITORS IW1: C. Hogan, D. Mitchell. ROW 2: B. Kost, C. Henley, ROW 3: M. R35, 5. -iewski, C. Sharkey, S. Cheney. ROW 4: R. Harris. ROW 5: L. Stanton, C. Taylor, Cosentino, D. Pampey, S. O'Brien, C. Gard, Mrs. Maloney. ROW 6: K. Griffin, A. es, Mrs. Riley. ABSENT: N. Panfil, K. Slattery, M. Slattery, A. Aquila, H. Brooks, R. - on, D. Schibler. MAIN OFFICE MONITORS ROW 1: C. Belton, M. Nelson, D. Balcerzak, M. Stanton, C. Byrnes, T. Bymes. ROW 2: A. Leary, A. Sargent, L. Spoonley, F. Drogoszewski, C. Benedict, D. Deubell, K. Bymes, M. Yogus, M. Walsh. W 1: R. DeRouche, L. Bienko, Mr. Mogavero, L. Majewski. ROW 2: D. Ando, P. lpe. ROW 3: S. Bryant. LIBRARY MONITORS q: 4' '7'; g. 'hV' 115 1 , MONITORS '0W 1: l. Moreland, F. Kowal. ROW 2: R. perazz, ROW 3: T. Barrett, 1. Schweikowsky, l. eough. ROW 3: M. Rigby, D. Balcerzak. MW '2 rAr 4 ATTENDANCE MONITORS ROW 1: D. Horrigan, N. Sumbrum. ROW 2: D. Eckam, T. Gagnon, T. Ross, D. Balcerzak, D. Zimmerman. ROW 3: P. Lesanti, R. Sperazz, C. Belton, M. Nawrocke, J. Davis, C. Bushen, M. Hardy, James W. Perry, K. Kania. CAFETERIA MONITORS 'OVE: R. Sperazz, K. Gister, D. Shibler, V. Rodriguez, l. Gay. HT: T. King, R. Again, M. Hannon, T. Doty, D. Liszka, E. McCann. I73 q A A A ' J SPUST D- I ' a 17 ca. W. $25.;WIP; .- - ROW 1: L. Garner, l. Cruz, D. Crawley. ROW 2: A. Rodriquez, D. lander, R. Rodriquez, L. Harris, . Emblige. ROW 3: Mr. Haley, T. Brown, T. Barrett, D. Bienko, L. Fayson. ROW 4: D. Ras, N. Meadows, . Maraschiello, B. Rodriquez, M. Slrobele, l. Butcher, L. Bienko, l. Kowal. ROW 5: K. Leisten, K. Dickey. 1: D. Bayles, D. Brzizniak, C. zokowiak, R. Robinson. ROW 2: M. nes, T. Brightenstein, D. lsch, R. ara, H. Locketle, Michelle McRae, Marth. ROW 3: E. Danner, l. adory, C. Czeralski, M. Massaro, A. on. BVTC ROW 1: D. Schibler, A. Shawl, K. Kent, S. Campbell, J. Burke, D. Ando, R. Hutching, K. Harvey, A. Diaz, K. Coo- per. ROW 2: K. Dupin, D. Jackson, D. Amra, M. Holleran, L. McCormick, L. Masterson, l. Witt, D. Schibler, C. Cosandier, C. Hutchings, l. Zadon. ROW 3: R. Ball, A. Ferry, 5. Kapsiak, K. Thomas, P. Kempf, V. Teaque, l. Kusz, l. Woodard, R. Hayes, J. Bell, D. Shep- herd, L. Hore, M. Coia. UNIOR REPS '- E 9 H.144 5m ' - w Ag 4' A ' a x I V I W J m C: 'v - C v A v A C; .20: O z D A - iv A ROW 1: S. Swain, P. Womeldorf, B. Rodriguez. ROW 2: K. Griffin, L. A. Rodriguez. ROW 3: K. Matijwko, L. Bienko, L. Rodriguez. E C N A D IL. C N U 0 C T. N E D U T. S CHESS TE Lu. Y Z k a w 0 K a; n e M M fl e t s h... a B I., Z O R r e H e L C fl 6 k r a B D. ml. W 0 R OW 1: Cheryl Henley, Barbara ost. ROW 2: AI Jordan, Larry Ba- au, John Kunz. meuavwim ' .1 N uzggh It will blow up by . . . . REALLY!!!! 'r . Vila ?gig... lg. $$729 Who said we It's only gas. . . '1 . u. r x Zr 1;? .l . xl; u rtrwwluado U..Hurlm.M kl! FIELD TRIP WUFRSITV 0F - .r nHEFALD . ,:.-y CHRISTMAS PAGEANT 2.5 s ah The story of Christmas is a tradition ich is as much a part of South Park the season itself. Under the direction of Mr. Willie rsey and the various faculty mem- rs who have contributed their time . talent to make our program the cess it has always been; we say nk you. The real heart of the pro- m is the students who have per- med so well and have given so ch of their time to rehersals and ctice. The tradition of Christmas is e and its meaning will live forever. ell done, bravo, keep up the great rk in the future. ,, u: frugal. CENTER E C N w... C S O T. N O R O T V. A D O T. v.. A D R F. T. S E v- 3., VA, 2 SENIOR DIRECTORY Tex Engineering ALLEN, MICHELLE 433 Eden St. 825-7464 Art Diploma Attendance-Fr. Library Aid-lr. Memories are happenings Each one a different kind Each one a separate chapter that is printed on the mind We can't erase the sadness, or edit out the tears We can't undo the wrongs we've done. We cantt relieve the years. But since memories keep building; Each day can be the start 0! making new and happy ones to store with in the heart. foo foo Work ANDERSON, lOHN E. 75 Allegany St. 825-7954 Academic Science Diploma I wish I could look into your eyes and see myself as you see me. Air Force Reserves ANDERSON, lAWRENCE Business Diploma Basketball Stein College ANDERSON, LOUIS D. 34 Clio St. 824-2854 Business Diploma Screwy Louie Investment Broker AQUILA, ANN MARIE 45 Keneiick Ave. Business Diploma Cheerleading-lr. Attendance Monitor-lr. Assistant Principal-lr. Sr. Main Office Monitor-Fr. After School Bowling-Soph. Black it Red Day--lr. Senior Day-Sr. Cheerleading Trophy-lr. Love can be true, without which we die, but the words that are spoken, could all be a lie. Rick ANNIE Have another beer Kathy! Wofk ATHANS. CHREISTINE P. 353 Mineral Springs 026-4064 Art Diploma Attendance Monitor-Fr. Main Office Monitor-Soph. 11. Sr. Senior DaywSr. Chris CollegelWork BALCRZAK, DIANNA LYNN 81 Unger Business Diploma Honor Roll-Fr. Merit RolI-lr. Library Monitor-lr. Office Monitor- Ir. Sr. Attendance Monitor-Sr. Homeroom Rep.-Fr. Soph. Student Council-Fr. Shattered Dreams Broken Promises, and Crazy Head Games, are the Logical ways of the world. lhinker legal Secretary BARKER, DONALD l. 72 Alsace St. 825-0073 Academic Science Diploma Live fast, love hard, Die young and leave a good looking corpse. DARREN, MICHAEL F. 136 Vincennes St. Academic Science Diploma Best Delensemen Award in Western New York for Varsity Hockey Honor Roll Junior Day Senior Day Hockey-Soph.-5r. Baseball-lr.-Sr. Football-Sr. Cross Country-Ir. Bare College BARRETT, THOMAS P. 51 leland St. 825-6686 Academic Science Diploma Honor Roll-Soph. Merit RolI-Soph.-Sr. S.P.U.S.T. lunior Class Vice-President lunior Day Senior Day BasebaII-Soph.-Sr. FoothatI-Soph.-Sr. Hockey-Soph.-Sr. Palmer College BATEAU, lAWRENCE W. 97 Alsace St. 822-0894 Industrial Arts Diploma South Park Black and Red Store Manager-Sr. Its just a game, and all you have to do is play. Larry, Foo College BAYLES, DAWN M. 47 Paul Place 825-4625 Computer Accounting 8: Business Diploma B.V.T.C. Computer Accounting-lr.-Sr. Don't let life get you down just keep on going. South Park has the best partyerslt' Benny College BELTON, CAROLYN 18 Coronada St. 822-6399 BusinesslSecrelarial Diploma Always have taith in God and yoursell. Cabobby Collegellaw BENES, SUSAN I. 640 Hopkins Science Diploma Do what you want, not what others want you to do, it you want to survive. Don't be afraid of your choice, choose it. t'Crazy Diamond CollegelMedical Lab. Tech. BIALASZEWSKI. KIM M. 45 Lockwood 823-7891 Business Diploma Certificate 0! Proficiency Certificate of Credit Audio-Visual-Jr. Sr. Together we won't lettlife stop but will move on from the past Work BLACKMAN, IULIUS E. 87 Stanton St. Industrial Arts Diploma Basketball lune Bug Drafting BLASZKOWIAK, CINDY L 33 Cantwell Dr. 822-8667 Computer Accounting 8: Business Diploma Honor Roll-Fr. Soph. Ir. Sr. Honor Certificate-lr. Sr. library Monitor-lr. Guidance Monitor-Soph. BVTC-lr. Sr. May love, happiness and success he found in your heart. Cindy-n-Wes Ninny College BOLEWICKI, ALENDA A. 12 West Woodside 827-7077 Academic Arts Diploma Audio-VisuaI-Jr. Sr. Student Council-Fr. You only live once, so live it fast and make it last CallegelWork BREIDENSTIEN, THOMAS M. 370 Oketl Industrial Arts Diploma CollegelWork BRITZZALARO, BRIAN l. 138 Louisana St. 854-6836 Academic Science Diploma Best Dressed lunior-lr. Honor Roll-Fr. Soph. Merit Roll-Jr. Student Council-Sr. Christmas Pagent-Sr. Junior Class Treasurer-lrt Junior Day-Jr. Senior Day-Sr. Cross Country-Fr. Soph. Track-Fr. Baseball-Fr. Soph. Ir. Sr. FoothatI-Sr. The long and Winding Road tlfvitter College BROADUS, MONIQUE E. 188 Hickory St. 854-0100 Academic Diploma Basketball Basketball Award Mona College BROWN, ANTHONY K. Academic Science Diploma Library Moniter Award Junior Class Officer-Most Likely to Succeed Student Council lunior Class President FoolbalI-Soph.-Sr. Track-Soph.-Sr. Basketball If you got it, use it If you don't you'll lose it. Tony College BRZEZNIAK, DARYL T. 291 Smith St. Business Diploma Life has one purpose to make money. Brez Collegemolice Academeoast Guard BUTCHER, lYNDA M. cretarial Diploma 1usic Award-Jr. P.U.S.T. Award-lr. ark History-Fr.-lr. nior Day ack 8: Red Day-Fr.-Soph. nring ConceH-Fr.-Sr. Pagent-Fr.-Sr. I High Choir-Soph. udent CounciI-Soph. Idmitton Award-Soph. ite isn't worth living it you dontt get the most out of it. olly, Dimples llege7Music gB-O597 RNES, KATHLEEN M. 7 Kenefick Ave. 4-1327 siness Diploma in Office Monitor-Fr. ior Day-Sr. ow the time is near, our friends we once we once thought re close are now just shadows in the dark and as time es by just remember the good times we had, and one day shali meet again. we another beer Anne! thy llegefWork NES, SCOTT A4 lester Ave. 41992 demic Science Diploma or RotI-Fr. 'l RoII-Soph. Ir. ecrew-Jr. Sr. ate Teaer. is better to hold on to the triends you have now, than the memories of how they were. love is with you always, Justine. er 'ne Biology CIANO, MICHAEL A, ichfield Ave. 13 Diploma KSON, MIKE K. 16 uage Diploma and Let Die ETCH or State Police 0N, RENEE M. erry St. ess Diploma one should try their hardest to reach their goals in lite E t and StrantonlManagement INS, DOROTHY min Science Diploma ' what you make of -50 make it GOOD! ie eKIommunications NDIER, CHERRIE R. fft St. 1 ss Diploma tton Awardeoph. as Pagent-lr. r put off anything you cannot do today gar tologWAccounting TINO, CHRISTINE A. lger St. atics Diploma oII-Fr. Soph, Roll-lr. Sr. on-Soph. Student Councll-Sr. Monitor-Soph. Ir. Sr. lunior Day Assemth-Jr. Badmitton letter-Soph. Chris CollegeIAccounting COUGHUN, IOHN M. 36 Pries Ave. 825-1249 Pre-Engineering Diploma Honor RoIl-Fr.-Sr. College COX, DEIRDRE A. 597 VVIIIert Pk. 85541149 Home Economics Diploma Dee Dee Clothes Designer COX, DWANE S9 Willert Pk. 8554349 Art Diploma Electrician COYLE, JAMES P. 89 Meriden 824-2648 Business Diploma Business Work CURRY, ERNIE Industrial Art Diploma College CURRY. PHVuJS A. 402 Hickory St. 854-5146 Academic Science Diploma Merit Roll- Soph. Track-H,, Sophi Drill Tearn-lv. South Park Patch-Soph. I he wortd is a place full of adventures, so get out there and explore it. Sweet Sadie Babe tCautious Capricomi CollegelMedical Field CZEKALSKI, CHRIS M. 99 Cantwell Dr. 823-2485 Business 81 Reprographics Diploma B;V.T.C. Reprographics-lr.-Sr. iiLife is an adventure for those who have the courage to ex- plore it. Work DADE, DONALD R. 352 Wallnut 854-4113 Academic Science Diploma I'll never give up, even when lite is over. love ya Tl Dino CollegefWork DANNER, EUZABETH A. 62 Woodside Ave. 827-8492 Business Diploma B.V.T.C.-lr.-Sr. You are what you are no one can change that. Remember be more concemed with your charader than your reputation because your character is what you really are while your reputation is merely what others think of you also if we had no faults we should not take so much pleasure in noticing them in others. Mom I made it! love to you Konrad! ljz Dolphin Babytace WorldHousewife DAVIS, MARGARET M. 373 Cumbertand Ave. 823-6353 Business Diploma DElK, TANGIA 1432 Genesee St. 895-6777 Business Diploma Drill Team-Frt-lr. Drill Team Patch I am somebody Tanya Business AccountinyBryant Stranton DEPCZYNSKI, ROBERT J. 16 Carter 822-3650 Construction DICKEY, KAREN C. 333 Wyoming 893-5133 Home Economics Science Diploma Music Awards-Ir. S.P.U.S.T. Award-Jv. S.P.U.S.T.-Soph.-lr. Student Council-Fr. Chorus -Fr.-lr. Bowling Team-Soph. Black 8r Red Day-lr. Christmas Pagent-Fr.-lr. All High Chorus-Soph. Badmittion Team-Soph. Bowling-lr. Bowting Award-Sr. BadrniItion-Soph. T he more you learn now, the more you'll know later. Don't stop till you get enough, and then don't stop. Your never too old to team. Candy College7Nurse DINKINS, CYNTHIA A. Pre-Engineeringmegents Diploma Honor Rotl-Fr.-Sr. Student Council-Sr. Spanish Club-Fr.-Sr. Life is worth living. so live it to the fullest. Cynt College DIXON, ERNEST 239 Strauss St. 891-5183 Industrial Arts Diploma um Work DROCOSZEWSKI, FEUCIA M. 26 Ridgewood Road 823-3738 Business Diploma Bowling Team-Jr. Tennis-Ir. Main Office Moniter-Sr. Shine a little love to Everyone. The Spark Collegenennis DRZVMALA, ROBERT S. 47 Houston 822-3083 Industrial ArtsiMath Diploma Honor Roll-Fr. College EVOY, IJSA ANNE 51 Aldrich PI. 822-7303 Academic Science Diploma Freshman Class Secretary Guidance Monitor-Fr. Senior Day Usher-lr. Senior Day-Sr. GO FOR in! . . . and in the end there are three things that Iast-Faith, Hope, and love. The Greatest at these is lOVE. lee't Nursing FERGUSON, MARIA A. 1127 Michigan 195 884-0714 Academic Business Diploma Homeroom Monitor-Sr. I hope I can climb that ladder to success to be whaI I want to be. Toni Ferguson Secretary FERRENTINO, MARILYN M. 205 OKeII St. 822-5714 Swimming-Fr.-lr. Tennis-Soph. And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make. College FOSTER, THOMAS M. IR. Industrial Arts Diploma South Pacific Play live and let Die ATC Machinisl FULLER, DAWN M. 44 Harding Rd. 824-7014 Business Diploma VoIbeaIl Chorus Get your act together. Take life one day at a time. College GARD, CONNIE l. 51 Mariemont Ave. 826-0483 Business Diploma Do your own thing, iusI be sure iI's worth doing. Secretary GAULT, RICKY Academic Diploma Track College GERTH, CLAUDIA I. 163 Ladner Ave. 824-6671 Academic Science Diploma Senior Day 1979 Reception Senior Day 1980 Usher When you want something, go for it, when you get it, its Great. Styx CollegelMedical Technologist GOODMAN, NATHAN K. 180 Grape 884-1650 Industrial Arts Diploma lunior Day Kelly Trade SchooIlElectronics GREEN, LINDA A. 116 Southside Pkwy. 821-6864 Science Diploma Christmas Pagent Ir. Sophomore Co-President South Pacmc Jr. Senior Day reception Soph. Senior Day Usher Ir. Senior Day Sr. Brian lScooterl, I love you bigger than the world. Linda-n-Brian always and forever Munchkin, peaches Work HARRIS, LEON 280 Alabama St. 849-0555 Spust Soph, lr. If you have the dime, I have the time. leon Night Hawk , LD. Harris HOOD, FRED 855-3999 Foolbal Basketball Track Track Award Jr. Basketball Award Jr. FooIbaII Award Ir. Tag Architecture HOOD, PAULETTE D. Business Diploma When I am gone, I am leaving my good grades on the wall, so follow them. Hood Bryant 81 SIratIoanraveI Agent HUSSAR, KAREN A. 92 O'Connell Ave. Business Diploma Certificale of Proficiency of Accounting I am me and me I'll be and no one in the world will ever change me. Bank teller HUTCHINGS, CHERYL l. 83 Buffum St. 823-9780 LP.N. Diploma Senior Day 1960 Student Council 1979-81 Swimming Team 1979-81 Swim Trophy CollegelNurse ISCH, DOLORES M. 62 Como Ave. 822-8588 B.V.T.C. Reprographics Diploma Softball Fr.-Sr. Friendship is the golden chain which locks our years togeth- er, and if we never break the links we will be friends for- ever. For the gang on the magi: bus lB.V.T.CJ and T.K. Dolly, Cobra Business School ISCH, THOMAS E. Industrial Arts Diploma Work JACKSON, HEILN L 895 Northampton Academic Math Diploma Work is the key to success, May the work I've don. speak for me Remember me as Happy ServicelComputer Engineer. JACKSON, KIM 856-5605 Business Diploma Track Team Soph. Award for Track Soph. Be cool, Don't be a fool, finish school. JACKSON, RHODESIA L. 24 E. Woodlawn Business Diploma Slim is gone to say to all South Parkers, be cool and take your time because school is great and it ain'I no crime. IANCZAK, DOLORES M. 373 Mackinaw 5!. Science Diploma Classclown 80' Office Monitor 78'-79' junior Day 80' Senior Day 81' Softball Varsity letter 79' 80' Some people try too hard to get what they all ready have. Doe, Bird lEaglel College-loumalism JONES, ANTHONY C. 45 Kilhoffer 092-6850 Track Letter-77-78 Track Team-77-78 We were the class of 81, what others will do, we have done. Valentino College JONES, JOANN 51B Swan 856-0932 Business Diploma Drill Team Fr. Basketball Soph. Basketball Award Soph., Jr. 'To all you South Park students, I want you all to know th it was fun being here for 4 years, but check this out! It's tin to pull now! To COOL SQUIRT College IONES, RICHARD W. 163 Crystal Ave. 824-7079 General-Nursing Academic Diploma Student Council Fr. Soph. Ir. Sr. Black 5: Red Day Fr. Delegate lnterhigh Student Council Fr. S.R.C. Soph. Cross Counlry Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Cross Country Captain Sr. Track Team Fr. Sr. Swim Team Fr. Soph. Ir. Sr. Swim Team Captain Sr. IONES, VIRGINIA A. 277 Sycamore St. DIMPLES Work JORDAN, ALLEN l. 25 Lilac 824-7063 Industrial Arts Diploma Take life as it comes, not as it goes CollegefEIecIrician lULIAN, CHERYL L. 429 Cumberland Ave. 826-0491 Business Diploma Senior Day Plays BEAN Work KAISER, SUSAN M. 46 Ashton PI. 824-3063 Business Diploma Sue, Killer Daiser Mouth, Kid Work uGood things come in small packages. KANIA, KIMBERLY A. 154 ladner St. 826-5383 Secretarial Diploma Guidance Monitor Jr. Allendance Monitor Sr. Be it big or be it small be it done well or not at all. 'IKiki College7$ecretary KEARNS, MADONNA M. 41 Alamo PI. 526-2197 General Diploma Work KELLY, DEBORAH L. 35 Hillside Ave. 826-5466 Business Diploma Main OfIice Monitor IL-Sr. Senior Day True Friendship is a plant of slow growth. Kells Deb College7Work KENNEDY, DAVID A. 824-4926 i dustrial Arts Diploma ark OUGH, JAMES E. neral Science Diploma st Looking Juniov rislmas Pagent Usher atban Soph., 1n, Sr. wling IL, Sr. eough iris are the keys to success. Ll, lEAN M. Woodside 5105 siness Diploma rse Monitor Soph. nior Day IL-Sv. lleybail soph ftball Ir ve all, trust a tew, do wrong to no one. 'llef' IIege7Work SIC, JOHN M. Woodside Ave -7907 ademic Science Diploma d FL-Sr. ge Band Fl.-Sr. ee llege CH, IOHN C nce Diploma tball-Soph.-Jr. eball-lv. letic letters Sophdr. i Roll Soph. 1 Day Monitor In stmas Pageant Soph. nu walk in front 01 me I may not follow, If you walk be- me, I may not lead. It you walk beside me, I will lake road wilh you, even if it becomes rough. elWorI: , EDWARD E. r Roll Fr.-Sr. Visual Staff Jr. and Red Day 1r. rinciple Monitor 5'. is what you make il 1; C , BARBARA l. ldrich Place 558 Economics Diploma Roll FL-Sr. and Red Day Ir. Day Day 31' dship doubles ouv joy and divides our grief. hurrier I go the behindev I get. Smiling Bab's, Barbie Doll WorkIHoi-nernaking KOWAL, lVNN MARIE ao Ladner Ave. 824-4250 Pve-Engineering Regents Credits Diploma Valedictorian Math league Merit Award Soph. Honor Roll Fr.-Sv. Certitiale oi Proficienty In Accounting Studenl Council Sr. Studenl Council Treasurer Sr. Math League Soph.-Sr. Dial Staff 5:. Black 81 Red Day Assembly Ir. lunior Day Assembly Senior Day Assembly Senior Day Reception Hostess Soph. Senior Day Usher Ir. Guidance Monitor Soph.-Sr. Gym Monitor Ir. Cheerleader lr-Sr Debate Team St. National Honor Society Sr. A day isn't complete wilhout laughter. True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare, False friends are likepebbles-tound everywhere. CollegexComputer Science KOZAKIEWICZ, 808 1. Industrial Arts Diploma EMe Owning Business KROLL, DANIEL A. 166 Edgewood Ave. 825-8297 Science Diploma For every beginning there must be an end. Hockey Hockey letter Soph.-Sr. Fudge Policeman KUNZ, IOHN W. 192 Eden St. 826-1346 Academic Diploma Bookstore Sr. Stagecrew Think before you do! Watch your step! Why not! lack or Kunzy Electronics LAll, JOHNATHAN E. 822-5734 Academic Science Diploma lohn Vetemarian lA PRESS, ANGEL A. 1151 McKinley Pkwy. 822-8178 Science Diploma WorUCollege LA PRESS, MARLENE C. 65 Eaglewood Ave. 825-3698 Academic Science Diploma Honor Roll Fr. Merit Roll Soph. Dial Staff Sr. Badmitton Soph. Junior Day Student Council Gym Monitor 11. Senior Day Soph. Senior Day Receptionist Soph. Track Soph. W, College Medial Technology l'lf you think your life is complete confusion cause you never win the game just remember it's a grand illusion and deep in- side we're all the same. LAUDER, DEBORAH A. 34 Cazenovia St. 823-5972 Ple-Engineering Diploma Honor Roll Fr.-Sv. Fr. Class Vice President Student Council Fr.-Sr. Spust Soph, Ir. Christmas Pagenl Ir. luniov Prom Queen l1. lunior Day Basketball Soph. Senior Day Ushev-lr. Seniov Day Reception Hostess-lr. Class Will-Sr. Senior Day-Sr. Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you're been up to. Debbie, Doodles CollegelPhysical Therapist lEISTEN , KATHLEEN 88 Sheffield Ave. 822-2994 Pre-Engineering Regents Diploma Honor Roll fv.-Sr. Student ol the Month March 1900 ' Most likely to Succeed Jr. Most Help to the lunior Class Freshmen Class President Sophomore Class Treasurer luniov Class Excutive Committee lunior Day Senior Day Hostess Soph. Senior Day Usher ll. Senior Day Student Council Fr.-Sr. Interhigh Student Council Alternate Delegate ll. Student Council President Sr. Student Relalive Committee President Soph. Student Relation Member Soph.-Sr. Black and Red Day Assemblies Soph-Sr. Cheerleader tCaplainy JL-Sr. Cheerleader Soph.-Sr. Debate Team 51. Math league Soph. Sparks Newspaper Fr. Guidance Monitor Soph.-St. Gym Monitor Soph.-Sr. Dial Staff Managing Editor Sr. Senior Prom Hostess Ir. Senior Graduation Usher IL National Honor Society Sr. Sports Awards and Pep Assemblies Audio Visual Fr. Reverend lacksons Introduction Sn Cheerleading letter and Trophy On this day 1 leave My friends, the ones live laugh with, live for, dreamed with. love. Friends don't worry about where youive gone wrong, because when you hurry it takes twice as long. Live life and have fun cause Time waits for no one. 1'Hold on to your yesterdays before the memories are gone. I love you, Mom and Dad! Sunshine to you always Brian! Kathy Katie Collegeilawyer lESTER. CAMILLE 547 Oak Street 852-1926 Regents Science Diploma Music Award Honor Roll Merit Roll Track Fr.-lr. Band 8r Orchestra Student Council Chorus Track Award Basketball Fr. Try to find in life, what is right 10! you. And don't let any- one lead you-in the wrong direction . . . . because success is not handed to you on a silver platter. It must be washed for and obtained by the individual himself. Angel Eyes CollegwMedicine LITTLE. WILLIE T. 352 Box Ave. 892-5197 Business Freethmw shooting I97 Hutch College LOCKETT, HOLLY V. 687 Jefferson Ave. 855-3340 Academic Mathematics Diploma Honor Roll Merit Roll A Certificate irom B.V.T.C. for one of the highest grades in lhe class. S.R.C. Sophdr. Track Fr.-Sr. S.P.U.S.T. Jr. Cross Country Sr. Bowling 5r. Track Award Soph. Shrimp iVlrgoi CollegeMnny lOWE, JACKIE l.. Home Economics Diploma Chorus Jr. Don'l take everything for granied. Smiley Work LYNCH, MARY T. 53 Ridgewood 826-6293 Business Diploma Merit Roll Ir. Legal Secretary MAC DONALD, AUDREY E. 121 Aldrich Place 826-5737 Business Diploma Merit Roll Fr. Honor Roll Ir. Track Fr. Bowling ll.-Sr. Guidance Monitor Ir. Life is like a bowl oi fruit. Love is Audrey 8 Gary 045-791 Aug College MACEV, MARLENE M. 139 lockwood Ave. 826-4964 Business Diploma Bookkeeping Award If you can't be wilh the one you love, Love the one your wilh. Mace i Speedy Work MACK, AARON D. 2 Echols SI. Industrial Arts Diploma Basketball Ir. Alhlelic Letter And you know lhal Dean-o Trading School MAGGIO, SUSAN M. 21 Eden Si. 826-0418 Accounting Diploma Honor Roll Fr.-Sr. Senior Day Ir. Cheedeading Soph.-Sr. Cheerleading Co-Caplain lr.-Sr. Sophomore CHresidenl Junior Day Black and Red Day Jr. Gym Monitor Time is loo slow for those who wail, loo swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, Time is etemily. College MAINELLA, DOMINlC A. 38 Sibley St. 822-5591 Science Diploma Hockey Baseball Baseball Letter Two Varsity Holckey letters Junior Varsily Hockey Letter College MANCINE, ATHENA D. General Diploma S.P.UiS.T. Soph. 41h runner up in Miss Erie Counly Teen Pageant Jr. Barbizon Modeling Diploma Fr. Cheerleader Soph. Guidance Monitor Soph. Letter for Cheerleading Fr. Life is only what you make ii to be, it you are wise you will make it beautiful and live a happy life-make the best of it because you only live once . . . . All my love to you Danny. Cookie Modeling MARASCHIELLO, DAWN M. 17 Mesmer 825-5069 Pre-Engineering Regents Diploma Merit Roll Fr.-Sr. Swimming Award FL-Soph. All High Swimmer-Soph. Cheerleading Awards-Soph.-Sr. Softball Award-Fr.-Sr. Tennis-Sv. S.P.U.5.1'. Soph, Ir. Band Fr.-Sr. Stage Band FL-Sl'. You only live once, so live it up! Kathy Trade SchooIlWorleravel MC FADDEN, KIM M. 865 South Park Ave. 826-7471 Math Diploma Life is loo short, so live it up while you can! Homemaking MC RAE, MICHELE, M. 69 Red lackel Pkwy. 823-6278 Business Diploma B.V.T.C. Ii I could, I would give you the world. But all I can give you is a piece of it; my piece. Ross 81 Michelle Mitch, Shell College MEDLEY, STEPHANIE l. 314 Goodyear St. 893-7728 Academic Diploma Secretary MITCHELL, IOHN E. Science Diploma College MONTES, JORGE A. 397 Swan 5!. CollegeMir Force MONTES, MANUEL A. 397 Swan 5!. Science CollegeIAir Force NOWAK, CYNTHIA A. 42 Leland Drive 826-1381 Business Diploma These four walls still contain the same old me. lusl one more who's searching for the world that ought to be, thanks for helping me realize, my love for you always Timmy. Cindy AccountingIHomemaking NOWAK, JANET l. 94 Seminole 823-7989 Home Economics Diploma I would like to say good-bye lo South Park and I would Ii to thank the teachers for being excellent teachers and maki- my year a good one. I will miss school very much. Janet the Plant Teachers Aid OKEEFFE , LAURIE A. 93 Edgewood 323-7892 Swim Team lr.-Sr. S.R.C. Soph,-Jr. laune College OLAVARRIA, VVETTE 26 Zittel Street 826-8340 Home Economics Diploma I'll take my best memories ol S.P.H.S. with me and leave 1 not so good behind. S.P.H.S. your the Best. ArllMusic O'MARA, RUTH 38 Woodside Ave. 824-4848 Business Diploma Most Talented Jr. Girl Honor Roll Merit Roll Freshman Class Treasurer Sophomore Class Secretary Cheerleader Jr. To live is to dance, To dance is lo live, so . . . . Live it and dance! Stamy College ORTIZ, ANNA M. 38 Harvey Place Business Diploma Bookkeeping Certificate of Profiency Jr. Razz Laling Dance Team Fr.-Sr. Spanish Club Ir. Recverdesen di mi Siempre, Mis Amigas quien pasa - cualro anos y anora nos departarnosl Buena suerle a t- en el fuluro. Ani CollegeIModeling OSBUIE, CAROLYN L. 314 Adams Language Diploma Badmitlon Ir. Track-Soph.-Ir. Cross Country Sr. Badminon Awards Track Awards Cross Counlry Award Don't forget lo remember who yet are, what you are where you stand, and remember to always to count blessings because one day you will bless. Shorty WorldAir Force PALMER, JOY R. 214 South Division Language Diploma Remember me, loy Palmer because I'm 2 good 2 be 4 gotten Joy as Ms. Gemini College PALMER , LEROY A. 143 214 South Division 854-1078 Industrial Arts Diploma Football-lr. Sr. All High Honorable Menlion Athlete Football Lener Athlete Track Letler If you want something bad enough, just go out and get Chuck or Chucky Anny PANFIL, NANCY C. 339 Fulton Street RICOZZI, FRANK L 143 ' ShemeId Streel - 5479 egents-Science Diploma ny is a word that only leaves you guessing about a thing nu really ought lo know. 7-1875 quence in licensed Practical Nurse Idem Council Soph. 10d Mobil Ir. Iior Day i3 things come in Small packages. ckles -llege!Nurse ' TCHER, IRENE C. . Bissel mornaIdng Diploma -od luck to all the Teachers who helped me reach lhis .1 eader-Soph.-lr. k 8: Red Day lr.-Sr. ndance Oflice-Soph. ant Princpal Sr. ; Typing Award Ir. or Roll Soph. Ir. Sr. igh Chorus Soph.-Sr. tmas Pagan! Fr.-Sr. on! Council Fr.-Sr. ance Monitor-lr. on love someone Let him know, The best thing that - happen is he'll never let you go. git has a magic way to brighten up a hum-drum day. d luck to all my Iriends for the future. - eillusiness AdministratioanIighI Attendant emit Science Diploma r Day Popular Sludent Ir. Clown Ir. tomorrow take care of tomorrow Leave things of the fu- lo late What's the use to anticipate sorrow life's Irou- am never loo late! REPERTORIO, ALBERT 38 Sibley SI. 824-4427 Art Diploma College REYNOLDS, RAMONA C. 23412lterson 849-0211 Math Diploma Singing Award Ir. Christmas Pagan! Fr.-Sr. Senior Day Iunior Day Cross Country Jr. Track Sr. So long South Park, Ilemember Re-Cool IMonay as star al- ways, and more power to Mr. McKinney and the Basketball Team. soy tScorpio1 College Uexas1 RIGBV, MARYANN 14 West Woodside Ave. 822-4355 LanguagUScience Diploma Student Council Fr.-Sr. S.E.C. Ir. Junior Class Secretary junior Day Blatk 81 Red Day-Sr. Gym Monitor er-Sr. Attendance Monitor Ir. Senior Day Senior Day Receptionist Soph. Cheerleader Manager Sr. Volleyball Soph.-Sr. Caplain Volleyball Sr. Softball Soph.-Sr. Senior Class Officer Senior Day Most Popular Junior Girl I mel you as a stranger, I look you as a friend, I hope we meet in heaven Where friendship never ends. '1I'II be dipped in butter hatter. I can't believe it. Sunshine, Riggs, Riggers Always and Forever Brian WorldCoIIege Birds Club RIVERA, MARY R. 579 Marilla Street 826-5631 Home Economics Diploma Caleteria Fr., Soph. Remember to achieve you goal. Look Into Ihe future. Modeling School ROBINSON, ROMANIA 325 5. Division 855-3276 Business Diploma Mania Word Processor SAUER, RANDY C. 823-3782 Industrial Arts Diploma SAUER, SHEILA M. 72 Altruria Business Diploma SAUER, THOMAS ll. 823-3702 Industrial Arts Diploma SAWICKI, MARV MARGARET 824-0967 Academic Science Diploma Freshman Honor Roll Merit Roll Soph.-lr. lunior Day Senior Day Keep your mind on your dreams and no! your elforts. Veterluarian SCHIBLER, DENISE M. 68 Zitlel SI. 823-3161 Science Diploma Student Countil Sr. lunior Day Senior Day Lunch Monitor f1.-Sr. Remember yesterday dream about lomorrow, but live to- day. Schibs CollegelCosmetoIogy SCHMIDT, MICHAEL E. 704 McKinley Pkwy. 825-8618 Christmas Pagent Jr. Black Heritage Play Ir. Swim Team Soph. Don't follow me, I may not lead, Don'I walk in front of me I may not follow, lust wait beside me and be my friend. Military Service SHEA, TIMOTHY 822-6971 Science Diploma SHEPHERD, DEANA M. 57 ZiIIeI 825-0496 Sciencell.P.N. Diploma lunior Day Sludenl Council Sr. Senior Day Receplionist Ir. live life to the fullest and enjoy it as you possny can. Deanie CollegelRN. Degree SLIWINSKI, MARLINE 78 Woodside 822-8306 Academic Science Diploma SMHH, GEORGE F. 39 Portland St. 822-4905 General Diploma Hockey Team Soph. SOLOMN, CHERYL W1 Tim St. 823-8486 Academic Science Diploma Senior Day lr. Senior Day I'm hoping to learn lo Ily on my own wings, slowly, surely, and sometime painfully. College 5005, JAMES l. 290 Dorrance Ave. 823-6488 Academic Science Diploma Christmas Pagent Ir. Dial SIaff-Sr. Hockey Fr.-Sr. Football Ir. l'l don't get even, I get ahead Pay backs are HELL' Jim Zoos College SOUTHERN, CURTIS W. 195 Wakefield 849-7144 Industrial Arts Diploma It you should aim tor success in life don'l do it alone. Be- cause success Is nolhing without someone to share It with. Mr. Blhg Actor SOUTHERS, WILLIAM BENIAMIN 50 Rohr St. 891-4920 Academic Diploma Basketball Fr. Basketball Trophy 8: letter I was glad to be a South Parker, I was also glad to leave that place, Although I had great memories. Benny Drafting 1 99 STATON, LAURRIE A. 180 Sheffield 822-4951 Academic Science Diploma Honor Roll Office Monitor I wish you to remember now and forever, I hold while a man exists his duty to improve. Not only his own conditions, but to assist in amelierating rnan kind. We are not enemies but friends. Through passions may have strained. It must not break our bonds of affections. Good luck to all my tellow friends. Lola CollegeXDoctoring MD STANTON, MICHEuE M. 180 Sheffield Ave. 822-4951 Office Clerical Audio Visual lr.-Sr. Main Office Monitor Ir.-Sr. I love you in big ways. I love you in small ways. I love you this minute. And 1' love you always. Mickey 8r Danny Mickey College70fflce work STORY, MICHELE 23 Hansen 822-3614 Accounting Diploma Take one day at a time. Missy Worleollege SULLIVAN, IOSEPH W. 56 Richtield 825-6841 Industrial Arts Diploma Hockey Soph.-Sr. Track Fr. Sully CollegelWoodworker SULUVAN, PAT M. 44 Heussy 825-8459 Industrial Arts Diploma . Hockey Varsity lr.-Sr. I i I see say's the Blindman. Sully Airtorce SUMBRUM, NORA A. 110 Alabama St. 854-8035 Business Diploma m Softball Fr.-Sr. Junior Day Assembly Senior Day Assembly Most improved Softball Ir. Most stolen bases Softball Ir. Co-Captain Spoall-Sr. Varsity Softball Letter Nothing would be done at all it a man waited till he could do it so well that no one could find fault with it. Moe tBird Sparrowl College THOMPSON, JOSEPHINE 466 Jefferson 855-0694 Art Diploma Lawyer TOBOL, ROBERT l. 316 Potter Rd. 824-3547 Academic Diploma And now the child is grown, the dream is gone and I have become comfortably numb. -PlNK FLOYD Steamfltter7lronworker TUNIS, JOE P. 72 Dash St. 200 822-2218 Academic Science Diploma Hockey lr. Jockey Award I am comfortably numb. Work TURNER, VIVIAN L 366 Bissell Ave. 892-1846 Academic Science Diploma Junior Day Assembly Student Council Fr. South Park Spark Newspaper Soph. Drill Team Fr.-Soph. I'Believe in yourself. Viv Nursing URBAN DARLENE M. 22 Aldrich Pl. Bookkeeping Diploma Certificate of Proflciency in Bookkeeping Ir. Library Monitor Fr. Student Council FL-Ir. Homeroom Representative $oph.-Ir. Audio Visual Sr. You only live once so live it up and party hardy. UPSHAW, CARLINE R. 101 Howard Street 855-3819 Engineering Diploma Honor Roll Fr. Spanish Club Soph.-$r. Junior Day Senior Day Usher Iv. Student Council Sr. Senior Day Nothing in life comes easy unless you work for it. Lean CollegeAab Technician VAUGHN, KARYN M. 234 lefterson Ave. 856-5129 Business Diploma Badmiltion Soph. I would like to send special thanks to Mrs. Hilliard for being a wonderful teacher. tMOMI And also say may the future hold for all of my pals. Kay-Kay Air Force VOIGHT, DAll WILLIAMS, ANGELA 327 S. Division Business Diploma College WIMES, SYLVIA A. 234 S. Division Home Economic Diploma Being me is what I do, Sylvia Wimes. sincere and true Black, beautiful and full of pride, Every twenty four hours on the to- gether side, I have to be just what I am, A true sister full of soul, With my thing well under control, And that's being me, Right on Sylvett College7Doctor WOLFE, WARREN M. 98 Crystal 825-2763 Science Diploma It's been a long and tough 4 years Work WRIGHT, CLARA E. 822-3251 If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, If you can dream it, you can become it. Stands for Arthur ModellBusiness R-P-G Programming YOGUS, MARIANN 42 Aldrich Pl, 822-3701 Business Diploma Mariann .n. Roy 7113779 ZAWISTOWSKI, MIKE I. 156 Alabama St. Science Diploma Hockey Fr.-5r. Football Jr. 487 Hopkins Business Diploma Student Council JL-Sr. National Honor Society Sr. College WALLACE, SHARON 116 Kenefick Ave. 823-7473 Business Diploma Worries are like rocking chairs, neither get you anywhere CUDA Cosmetologist WALSH, MARY ELLEN 121 Como 823-6284 Business Diploma Honor Roll Fr. Merit Roll Soph. Varsity Bowling Jr. Cross Country Sr. Black and Red Day Soph. Audio Visual Soph.-Sr. Assistant Principal Monitor Ir. Some minds are like concrete, all mixed up and permane - set. WATSON, KEITH L. 162 Herman Industrial Arts Downtown Buffalo WATTS. JAMES A. 44 Pine St. Industrial Arts Diploma Slick College Baseball Sr. Hockey All Star Team Ir. Sr. 2,. ZIELINSKI, EILLEN H. 69 Koester 825-6179 Academic Diploma Stage Band 8: Band Sr. Happiness is a ritual window and two fiends Lola College ZlMMERMAN, DENISE M. 342 Downing St. 825-7886 Secretarial Diploma Varsity Bowling Trophy 8c letter Cheerleading Letter Cheerleading Soph. Bowling Fr.-Sr. State Bowling Champions Soph. Captain Bowling Team Sr. City Champs Soph. Nothing would be done at all it a man waited till he c do it so well that no one could find fault with it. Chester College7legal Secretary ZYDEL, BARBARA R. 1803 South Park Ave. 823-9762 Business Diploma The years are short so get the best out of life before it' late. CollegelWork q . , w MW W W N M 0 LQWXU wkwubfwmx $$$$$bm I 3h . BJaL b 593W mwmc??m9 y , a . dam 'evszizeotkm I L. ' M 0 Tim xxx ' 1'