Susquehanna Valley High School - Saber Tales Yearbook (Conklin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1988 volume:

Saber Tales -(o au of Studies, sports and so- cial lives . . . that’s what school is all about. When these things are gone, you’ll want to remember both the good and the bad. A yearbook can help to engrave those mem- ories in your mind. We hope that this 1988 edition will do that for you. We will all have stories to tell from high school, walking through the doors, drag- ging our Saber Tales be- hind us. Table of Contents ........1 Memorials ................2 Principal’s Message.......4 Ass’t. Principal’s Message ..................5 Kindergarten Pictures ....6 Baby Pictures.............8 Scholarship Winners......16 Senior Section ..........17 Class Notables...........34 Junior Section ..........38 Sophomore Section .......48 Exchange Students......56 Spanish Club Activities..............57 Homecoming..............58 Halloween ..............60 Rake Run .............62 Saber Christmas ........63 Sports .................65 Clubs..................107 Faculty Staff .......122 Ads....................133 Class Signatures.......152 • m out a ma c(h aj u as of 6W Memorials — v7 r ' 'C( o c out ot ori attc . . . Mark Chandler — Born January 21, 1970 — Died October 8, 1980 Chris Wheeler — Born May 12, 1970 — Died February 18, 1985 A LETTER TO MARK, MY SON: They didn’t forget you, you know — Your classmates and friends — The ones you cared so much about — The ones who rode the bus with you and played with you after school. They really cared: I know because I found all those cards they made for you in 4th grade when you went to the hospital for minor surgery. I also found all those love notes from little girls. Even at 10 you were quite popular with the girls. Your teachers cared and they all liked you. I know because I found all your old report cards and read the comments each one made about you. OK, sure, you were a little too talkative and yeah, you wanted to be the center of attention. What kid doesn’t? But they also said that you were quite intelligent. Why, who knows where you would've been today. I like to think that you would’ve been the 1988 class president and valedictorian. How proud I’d have been. I wonder how handsome you would've looked in your cap and gown as you walked down the same aisle as I walked down 22 years ago. You would’ve been on the brink of manhood. Well, you've been gone 8 years now. For me it doesn’t seem like that long, but for others it has been a long time, but they didn’t forget you, Mark. They remembered, and by honoring you in this way they have shown great maturity and compassion. Mark, you would have been proud to have been a member of the Class of ’88. 2 Mark Alan Chandler With love, Your mother ivere Poem written by Herb Flint - Sunset Bowline Alley Friend 3 Principal’s Message As members of the Class of 1988, yours is the 27th class to be graduated from our high school. When you thumb through this book, as you will do many times in the years to come, many memories will be reawakened — of old friends you have lost touch with, of the great senior year enjoyed by both your football and basketball teams (long awaited), of your teachers, of the times you had in high school both good and bad, of how fast the years have sped by . . . all of these memories will come flooding back, but one memory in particular that I would like you to retain is of the pride I have in you and our school and what you have helped SVHS become. During the past year our school has been designated by the Commissioner of Education as one of the top sixteen high schools in the state. This great honor could not have been possible without you. The Class of ’88 will always be number one with me. In closing, I wish all of you the best of luck in the future. I am confident that you will continue to make all of us, who remain at SV, proud of you. Farewell! Samuel S. Cadden High School Principal 4 Assistant Principal’s Message To all members of SV’s Class of '88,1 wish all the health and happiness the world has to offer you for the rest of your lives. Your enjoyment of life has been very apparent during your time in the high school. Your collect- ive enthusiasm will be missed here, but will be dispersed with you to your next destinations; be it college, work or the service. Remember that these are the days of miracles and wonderment.” As leaders of the next cen- tury, you will be entrusted with the proper use of these miracles for society. Best wishes always, in all ways! 5 Joseph F. Stoner Assistant High School Principal Row 1: S. Kearnan. B. Galazyn. Row 2: K. Jones. C. Wheeler. Miss Eldred. T. Mainusch. ?. Row 3: T. Bowman. ?. T. Gage. C. Staub, ?, K. Jenkins. B. Hoover. Row4: K. Lash. M. Little. G. Nichols. ?, M Redmond. ?, E. Pappas. Row 5: P. Igoe. ?, P. Laviska. ?, D. Jones. K. Gillette. N. Hobbs. BROOKSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1975-1976 Mrs. Mulford Kdg. A.M. 6 Row 1: J. Torres, D. Garris. Row2: J. Waitkavicz, ?, Miss Eldred, B. Picked, ?. Row3: B. Dundon, K. Bartosik, T. Quigley. K. Winched, ?, ?. S. Harder. Row4: L. Ingalls. ?. J. Sullivan, D. Balchikonis, S. Baer, ?, N. Jenks. Row5; G. Marcello, C. Quinn, J. Fabrizi, J. Tennally, ?, M. Witkowski, J. Correll. let™ «W .,Va t K.. V v%n h«v n H 7 3. Hurry up, Mom! 4. Am I cool — or what? 2. Come in. the water's fine. 5. I'm ready! 1. Is this the pose you want? 10 1. Whatever you say, Dave! 3. Now. let me tell you my side. 2. Where are my shades? 4. Can’t do a thing with my hair! 6. “Pepe le Peu’s’’ girlfriend 5. Way back when . . . 11 1. Future Star 2. Let me think about that! 3. Double Trouble 5. Oh. I get it! 12 4. Say “aaahh 1. What a great party! 2. Hang on! 4. Where's my present? 6. What are you looking at? 3. Friends forever! 13 5. I heard that joke before! 6. Waiting for Joe’s arrival. 14 1. My serious look! 2. Tastes good! 3. Throw that ball! 5. I’m ready! 6. I’m gonna be a star! dAaAiy Picture ( Aetdtfread tv t Paye S, 2, it $ah ixt. J. , m . AAaAonf, 4. Jin S ( . S. {d antr Ar .'A anr. dPaae9. {atidy AAtAAer. 2. dandra dtcAAss. 2. I Atrts tne«.t(auAt. 4.. fat ('AuAolodcy, 5. dtstt dfcenf. Paae 0. . finat fr Par, t.JfcAn Xny. 2. I Arthur fututi. 4. Xtmtt (- Arts ntan, 2. Aer Aa It At (co rn A. Pay , . Xyra dad. 2. 7am t f a(tu, 2.JAfrry )tAftdfr. 4 .TAa Ay dtaadrr. 5. do t roto AtA jdoooff. ?, Ad C uttdott, i at AncA. dynn jAnytdls. dPo t. cArrrr dAU ont two . lev PyAer. « AAtcAfAAr 1 t AwniAt. 'Todd Ora Jtant. 6' a tr ( Aa ttnan Paa� 2. i aton A ooA. 2 . dandy Xtrtman, J. AoAApen {'Arts Aonnors. 4. (Jante Ae dKa af. 2. (d tdrtt . A utnfton. Paae 2. Xrts tn . (rryart, 2. identse f arrts. J. (J at on dAafer { Artati (ot r . 4.� . tcoAf . AAfA'ar(A y. 2 . AAtcAf Ar Itt(AotosAt. 6' j rn ttt rr Aarrs Paye 4, . . {arm Aennet ant. 2. drs te dtff(. J. S’ nyeAa Ii ast {'frtmd, 4. ArcAy AisAo t. 5. Pant . firar, 6'. . Pa tf d yncA. Patff 5. . ArAta (dt Posr. 2 dammy. AAcAfutrf. J. - Pm ItAt(r. 4.. AticArAAf . dt((. 2. . ct2( dy rr, 6 . AAtc tr Ar TranAAtn. 7. -tandrtt , tcAAfS. 7. Cheese! S.V. STUDENTS SHOW EXCELLENCE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Row 1: Scott Tyler, Jud Johnson. John Don- nellon, Jim Fuller. Brian Pickert. Row 2: Debra Kumpon. Ami Wiswell. Lisa Allen. Mandy Hartman. Wendy Kenyon. Row 3: Principal Cadden. Tim Scherer. Darian Glover. Robert Luce. Paul Laviska. Dave Pot- ter. Bill Schoonmaker. Bill Hoover Missing: Paul Geertgens. Steve Harder. Kevin House. Kristin Keegan. Michelle Light. Michelle Martin. Genie Nichols. EMPIRE EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS John Donnellon. Pat Igoe. Scott Tyler. iTtET Area All State Band (Ithaca) Theresa Scarinzi Paul Geertgens Robert Courtright Area All State Orchestra (Elmira) Carrie Finney Rebecca Pettengill Michaeline Shelton Binghamton Youth Symphony Bondilyn Dutcher Carrie Finney Rebecca Pettengill (Section leader) Theresa Scarinzi Junior Youth Symphony Amy Back 16 Rebecca Pettengill BC Pops Orchestra Secretary Karen Christman President Scott Tyler Vice-President Judson Johnson Treasurer Christine Staub 17 Lisa Marie Allen Kevin Andres Jennifer Bares Kathy Bartosik Karen A. Bennedum Rebecca Bishop John A. Borovicka S.J. Botts Elizabeth Bowell Tom Bowman Jennifer Brady Jean R. Button Kara Cadden Julie Chapman Karen Christman Steven Chukolosky Philip Clark Christopher Connors Colleen Connors Dawn Cook Jeffrey Correll Robert Courtright Patrick Crocker Tim Dagger James Dempsey Tony DeRitis 18 Celia DiRose John Donnellon Bili Dundon Irene Edwards Joe Fabrizi Greg Fiato Lisa Fiene David Finch John Finch Laura Francisco Michele R. Franklin Denise French Jim Fuller Todd Gage Brian Galazyn Denise Garris Tamiko Gates Lynette J. Gdovin Paul Geertgens Ken Gillette Darian Glover Steve Gorski Christian Gray Judy Gregory Todd Grubham Christine Gursky 19 CLASS OF 1988 — LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of 1988 being of “sound Mind do hereby bequeath to those we leave behind . . . I Lisa Allen leave SV with Ken White to prove that High School Romances CAN last forever. Jji I Kevin Andres leave all of my weight loss equipment to Ed to make weight for wrestling I Jennifer Bares leave the memory of my awesome Jeep and my tardy record to Mr Minster I Kathy Bartosik leave all my ove to J.R. and to Mr. Stoneqall the students with attitude problems. I Karen Bennedum leave Mrs Foley the memories of wet Scotty tissue on a raifiy spring night. I Rebecca Bishop leave my sister Connie three ■'fun-filled' years in the senior high. I John Borovicka lea e a g ood senior year to my cousin. Jason Hodgson I Sam Botts leave Mrs. Chizak's Compute- to her so she can use itr liSkassmen the pink walls and the hardest practices of your lives and Wilcox Hill I Tom Bowman leave all track® I Jennifer Brady leave absolutely nothing - for I have nothing to leave® I Jean Button leave the memory of meeting Rob Cady — the nicest guy I know, and to Mr. Ger ach. g| I Kara Cadden cave : Melanie Gage and Baby Cheepers” the memory of U2 on Oct. 9th , I Michele Caskey leave Lorn H , Scott C. Rick L.t Tina B the pink walls and loving teachers • I Julie Chapman leave the island “Off Limits to anybody but the island crew and to Krista Wood, many great times in high school U Karen Christman leave Mariju fcrding our dictionary club memories, fun tines at Espr t. Wedone s leash aerobics at midnight. I Steven Chukolosky leave m height to anyone who wants to play basketoall. a ■a set of garage keys” and the memories of the mod 9-10 American History classAj ■o greatest memories of ECN-Moto 47 and 3129187 FOREVER' to Mrs Keegan all the foam she [to beat my flexed-arm hang record_____ flinmTlr - o my sister Chrissy. do them T’ ks for your help. I couldn't have done rid to the SV footbajj team and my brain my math problems and the insanity of tryin Pat Bado my G’ to play soccer in! of my Blue Boat that occupied a big parkin and the rest of S3PKer golf team, fng cheesesmacker to Ken Barnes anojohn Guman. space to my classmates. Thompson and all of his dumb jokes irs I Colleen Connors eave Mr Gahi I Dawn Cook leave to Steve Coyl wants and to Mrs. Foley one I Jeff Correll leave all the iuck ir I Tim Daggers leave Mrs Mansfic without you. I Tony DeRitis leave John O’Neil I Celia DiRose leave the r. enu I John Donnellon leave to Coacf I Bill Dundon leave the responsi I Irene Edwards leave all the good times at SV to my sister Amy. I Joseph Fabrizi leave with a grin. I Greg Fiato leave my above average skiing ability to Angie Margaritis, L I Lisa Fiene leave to Cindy Jellybean” Jackson all the nicknames that you’ve given me over the school® I David Fischer leave Chris Olds all the problems I've had with Mr. Stoner and his ego I Laura Francisco leave to Robin my barbaric field hockey actions; Foley — a role of toilet paper: Liz — my 3 point shot. I Michele Franklin leave a memorial to the beloved Scampmobile and special thanks to Jon. Pat Tom for always caring. I Denise French leave Manjude ' Dewey Harding all the fun times and memories we’ve had and the best of luck in your senior year and tennis. I Jim Fuller Batman leave with a sigh. I Todd Gage leave my size 11 kicking shoe to whomever it fits. I Manuel Garcia leave my Spanish knowledge to Mrs. Baldwin. I Denise Garris leave Ma Baker the memory of Denise Tom on the bathroom walls, for she will never have to clean it off again and I leave all my love to Tom Stratton. I Tami Gates leave to K.W. my best wishes for her remaining years and E.S. all my love; to D.L. better friends than when we started. I Lyn Gdovin leave to T. and A. the talent to cause trouble and all the good memories of SV. I Ken Gillette leave my good seat at the soccer games to Tom McCarthy. I Darian Glover leave SV High a bit better than how I found it. I Steve Gorski leave this school what it left me — nothing. I Judy Gregory leave Jason, Dana, Matt Bridgett the variety of colors in the halls as I leave with a sigh. (Yah. that’s the ticket!) I Chris Gursky leave Jimmy, Matt and Vicky all our memories of The Gang ; and Jim, our love will last forever! I Mike Hammond leave two backstage passes for Motley Crue to Tim Daggers because I'll never use them; and no hope to Phil Jeremy. (Good luck. Dudes) I Chuck Harder leave John Guinan Ken Barnes all the luck next year and all the bows they can take. I Shawne Harder leave my grades and a speed boat to Cassy McAvoy. I Mandy Hartman leave. — Thank God! I Steve Haskell leave Bob Davis the starting quarterback job and Ken Barnes the option job. I Michelle Hitt leave my wrestling shoes to Steve Haskell many fine memories of our driver's ed. class. I Neil Hobbs leave my ability to bull-crap to anyone who can handle it. 20 Bill Hoover leave my car the ' Brown Hornet'' to the auto shop for experimentation. Kevin House leave all non-senior band members the thrill of going on long band trips for at least one more season. Danielle Kalaf leave Jon Nitto the invention of toilet mufflers and to Mr. Stanton — much Graditude Danielle Kane leave Denise Hartford all of the best parties and many great memories. Kristin Keegan leave Paula, Angie. Beth and Melanie many great times and to my Mom. a little peace and quiet — at least until Megan gets to the sr. high. Wendy Kenyon leave to Michele a list of all my OLD boyfriends. You can have one of THEM. Gary Kilmer leave my smashed, bombed Volare to Kevin Keesler. John King leave to all the upcoming football players, my great speed and running ability. Scott Koloski leave a six pack Kris Kucera leave Gus Sumera an everlasting supply of Bust-us gum. Debbie Kumpon leave the many meanings of the word GRATITUDE to Mr. Stanton; the meaning of perfection to Paul Geertgens: and all my love to my friends. Jim Laman leave my grades to anyone desperate enough to take them. Kyra Lash leave P.S., J.M., B.S. M.G., A.M. and anyone else, a great senior and junior year, and to Ray. my brother, a great sport’s season. Paul Laviska leave three years of varsity tennis history (division and sectional wins) to all upcoming players to envy. Good luck! Matt Little leave school for a while. I's be Broome bound! Cathleen Lynch leave to Chuck, my brother, all of the great times yet to come. To Marijude I leave the cookie from the cookie jar; and Paula. Beth. Angie and Joanne — keep'dn cheering! | Roger Martinkovic leave what is left of my sanitv.JH David Martone leave my trombone and all my playing ability to anyone who domes up to the senior high. Michael Mastrofleave my 79 Dodge Omni to Tohya Guyette and Kyoko StanjJish. Nicole McCarthy leave to Mr Minster all the memories of driver’s edt and m3 K-turn Tammy McGuire leave to my cousins Jason Chrisjthe good wnd bad times at SV and the wonderful colored lockers. Randy Miller !eav$ nothing because I never received Anything JSH «5 .p Don Murphy leave my great wrestling ability to m { brother, David. Brian Peacock leave my great football skill and my witty humor to John Guinan. Anne Pessarchick eave my 11th and 12th grade teacher; to my brother Bob; and I leave my brother to them. Dave Petryszyn leave Bill Diffendorf thejnemory of the 1987 footbal season iand good luck in the 1988 season. Brian Pickert leave Billy’D. a hole in his wail and Best of luck to all jumors j Lp Patricia Pupillo .eave to anyone the O.K. times in school and the great times I’ve had outside of school (Remember Kim Parker?) Kathleen Quader leave to Mr. Robertson all of my accumulated late passes; to all future SV students — my condolences. Todd Quigley leave my teachers the task of teaching my brother Chris ‘ Christine Quinn leave to Lisa Sullivan Doreen Griffiths all my wonderful memories and good times at SV. Mitellle Redmond leave future football cheerleaders my good friend Betty Crocker, and to Kim that stupid bird, Polly Jennifer Roe leave Shelly Foutke her house locker all to herself and the memories of Florida ’86”! Red Eye Lobster. Margaret Ross leave my sister, Jennifer, all the pleasures that are possible to get from this school. Robert Scherer leave my 1965 Icelandic Blue Chevy Impala Scherer Super Sport to Tracy and Amy. Timothy Scherer leave Jackie Bell memories of the Suburban Propane tank and ail of my love. Dawn Shafer leave the remembrance of being locked in thor guys' bathroom with no lights r;, % Eric Shimansky leave all my love to Tracy Jones forever, j Sandra Sickles leave my sister (Meredith) a spray paint can and a spot in the parking lot; and to Kim Wilson — a wet willy' — also to Erin Dundon. the best of luck being a soccer goalie. Pat Sine leave my golf clubs to Mike Coletti so that he can drain some putts Todd Snitchler leave Mrs. Fitch all the doughnut money she never spent. (Nice hail) too.) Pam Spear leave to Mr. Gerlach all my excuses for never showing up to homeroom, to all future bowlers — the legacy of the 7-10 game and to Mr. Burd — Leon Phillips. Christine Staub leave Jennifer Diskin 9 on the Varsity Soccer Team and my dresser drawer to Kim Wilson and anyone else who may need it. Trevor Streno leave my Friday Saturday skills to Goozer' D'fendorf. Jennifer Sullivan leave to my sister Lisa, the best of luck in her senior year. Leslie Tifft leave Jon Nitto the fun of riding The Dreaded with Mad Max. John Torres leave Bill Diffendorf all the great times at the Hotel. ,. - Scott Tyler leave a lot behind. Steve VanTassell leave this message: I remember bad times, more than good, there's no coming back even if I could. Mike Vascello leave my Dead Otter nickname to anyone who wants it. Angelo Vilasi leave Mrs. Foley a roll of toilet paper; and luck to anyone who can break my record for the fastest sprint from Mrs. Foley's driveway to Karen Bennedum's car. Janet Waitkavicz leave to my niece Michelle, my position onlhe Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team Rebecca Walker leave Party Wagon 1 to whoever may neeicl a night out on the town Casey Walsh leave the 1988-89 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders all the great ana fun times I had cheering. Scott Walters leave all my respect to my parents and my uncle and aunt for helping me through rough times. Conni Way leave my great times in the senior high to my brother ■ Sherry Wheeler leave all my memories and good times at SV to my sister Michelle Bertha Whitcomb leave all my laughter to my cousin Jen. Ken White leave the memories of Lisa and I in the halls to Mr Stoner. Michelle Witkowski leave the name Polish Wonder Woman” and my machine gun laugh to anyone who wants it; my Chemistry abilities to my brother Jim; and to the field hockey team — my collection of yellow cards. 21 Homecoming Dance: T. Scherer, K. Weiss. T. Snitchler. K. Lash. J. K. Christman, T. DeRitis, K. Keegan. J. Torres. S. Sickles, R. Fabrizi, K. Lynch, T. Grubham, D. French Scherer. C. Staub Michael Hammond Chuck Harder Shawne Harder Steve Harder Jennifer Harding Mandy Hartman Stephen J. Haskell Michael Hisman Michelle M. Hitt Neil D. Hobbs William Hoover Kevin P. House Pat Igoe Heather Jackson Nicole Jenks Judson Johnson Georgia Jones Danielle Marie Kalaf Danielle J. Kane Kristin Keegan 3 Uueen. Court, Escorts: K. Weiss. T Scherer. D French. T. Grubham. K. Lynch. J. Fabrizi. K. Lash. T Snrtchler. S Sickles. J. Torres. K Keegan. T DeRitis. K iullock. Queen J. Chapman. K. Kucera. K. Christman. P. Sine. C. Staub. R Scherer Homecomli Cadden. S. Wendy Kenyon Shawn Kernan Gary Kilmer John King Paul Klinko Scott Koloski Jeremy Korcykoski Kris Kucera Debra Kumpon Jim Lamon Kyra Lash Paul Laviska Donald Light Michelle Light Matt Little Carla Long Denna Longo Robert Luce Katie Lynch Brian Main Tim Mainusch 23 Allen, L. — Newspaper 12; Band 9-12; Span- ish Club 12; Lit. Club 12. Andres, K. — Shoulder — Student Council 9; Yearbook 9; Varsity Club 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Football 9-12; Track 11,12; Wrestling 9,10,12; Wt. Lifting 9-12. Backus, J. — Intramurals 9-12; Wt. Lifting 9. Bares, J. — Student Council 10,12; Newspa- per 12; Intramurals 9,10,12; Orch. 9,10; Vol- leyball 10-12; Field Hockey 10,12; Spirit Club 10. Bartleson, J. — Football 11; Baseball 11. Bartosik, K. — Kath — Ski Club 12; Cho- rus 10. Bennedum, K. — Track 11,12; Indoor Track 12; Intramurals 9-12; Spirit Club 9,10. Bishop, B. — Intramurals 9,10,12; Track 9,10,12; Volleyball 9,11,12; Art Club 11,12; Spirit Club 12. Borovicka, J. — Holms’’ — Football 9,12; Wt. Lifting 10-12. Botts, S. — Mr. D H — Chorus 9; Lib. Ass t. 12; Bing. Soc. Model Engineers; Nat. Railway Historical Soc.; Railroad Photogra- phy and Writing; Video Club. Bowell, B. — Dramatics 9; Chorus 9; Wt. Lift- ing 9; Lit. Club 11. Bowman, T. — Bullwinkle — Intramurals 10-12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Track Indoor Track 10-12; Wt. Lifting 10-12. Brady, J. — Ski Club 12; Future Bus. Leaders of America — Historian 11,12; BOCES 11,12. Bullock, S. — PeeVee” — Football 11; Track 10-12; Intramurals 9-12; Indoor Track 11,12; Newspaper 12. Button, J. — Mean Jean — Bowling 11; Colorguard 9; Wt. Lifting 12. Cadden, K. — Student Council 10-12; In- tramurals 9-12; J.V. Cheerleading 9; Var. Cheerleading 10-12; J.V. Softball 9; Var. Softball 10-12; Sr. of the Month. Caskey, M. — Newspaper 12; Chorus 9.10,12; Lib. Ass t. 11,12; Z-Club 11,12; Video Club. Chapman, J. — Jules” — Student Council 11,12, Sec. 12; Newspaper 12; Var. Cheer- leader 11,12; Soccer 9-12; Spirit Club 9-12; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Class Treas. 10,11; Lit. Club 12; Var. Show 11; Sr. of the Month 12. Christman, K. — Pebbles” — Student Council 10-12; Newspaper 11,12; Yearbook 12; Var. Cheerleader 10-12; J.V. Cheer- leader 9; Tennis 9-12; Class Sec. 10-12; Spirit Club 9,10,12; Sr. of the Month 12. Chukulosky, S. — Student Council 12; Class Rep. 12; Intramurals 9-12; Basketball 9,10,12; Computer Lab. Connors, C. — Intramurals 9-12; Football 9- 12; Track 11,12; Wt. Lifting 11,12. Connors, C. — Col — Student Council 12; Class Rep. 12; Yearbook 9,12; Band 9,10; Chorus 9; Intramurals 9; Track 9; Soccer 11; Colorguard 9,10; Spirit Club 12; Prom Com- mittee 12. Cook, D. — Crook — Student Council 10,12; Newspaper 12; Class Rep 12; Year- book 12; Athletic Assoc. 9-12; Chorus 9,12; Track 12; Soccer 9-12; Ski Club 9-12; Spirit Club 9,10,12; Prom Committee 12. Correll, J. — Satch — Intramurals 11,12; Football 9-12; Track 10-12; Wt. Lifting 9-12; Indoor Track 12; Sr. of the Month Courtright, R. — Band 9-12; Chorus 12; Orch. 9; Wt. Lifting 9-12; Area All State Band; All-County Band; U.E. All-Star Band; Brass Ensemble 10-12; Jazz Club 10. Dempsey, J. — Band 9-12; Intramurals 11; Brass Ensemble 9-12; Jazz Club 9-12. DeRitis, T. — Tone — Student Council 12; Newspaper 12; Varsity Club 12; Intramurals 9-12; Football 9; Baseball 9-12; Cross Coun- try 11,12; Soccer 12; Wt. Lifting 9; Prom Committee 12; Sr. of the Month. DeRose, C. — Crash — Chorus 9; In- tramurals 9-12; S.A.D.D. 9,10; Spirit Club 10. Donnellon, J. — JD — Band 9,10; Honor Society 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Football 12; Basketball 9; Tennis 12; Bowling 10-12; Wt. Lifting 9,10; Mathletes 11,12; Jazz Club 9,10. Dundon, B. — Otis” — Student Council 12; Newspaper 12; Varsity Club 10-12; Football 11,12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Soc- cer 9.10. Fabrizi, J. — Woe Breezy — Student Council 12; Class Rep. 12; Newspaper 12; Intramurals 9,10,12; Football 9-12; Ski Club 9-12; Spirit Club 12; BOCES. Fiato, G. — Hoss — Student Council 9,12 — VP 9; Newspaper 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Intramurals 9-12; Football 9-12; Indoor Outdoor Track 9,10,12; Ski Club 9-12; Wt. Lifting 9-12; Spirit Club 12; Class Rep. 12. Fiene, L. — “Duck Feet — Track 10-12; SADD 12. Finch, D. — Intramurals 9-12; Football 9-12; Wt. Lifting 10-12. Finch, J. — Squinch 2 — Newspaper 12; Intramurals 12; Football 10-12; Bowling 9-12; Wt. Lifting 12. Fischer, D. — Rattle Head” — Band 12; Jazz Club 12. Francisco, L. — Yearbook 9; Varsity Club 11,12; Intramurals 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Girls Softball 9-12; Field Hockey 11,12. Franklin, M. — Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12; Band 9-12; Woodwind Ensemble 11,12; Winterguard 9,10,12; Spanish Club 9,10,12; Co-Drum Major 12; Class Rep. 12. French, D. — Dee” — Student Council IQ- 12, Treas. 12; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12; Intramurals 9,10; Var. Cheerleader 10-12; J.V. Cheerleader 9; International Club 9,10; Tennis 9-12; Spirit Club 9-12; Lit. Club 11,12; Class Rep. 12, Sr. of the Month. Fuller, J. — Batman” — Intramurals 9-12; Wrestling 11,12; Ski Club 10-12. Gage, T. — “Gucci — Varsity Club 11,12; Intramurals 9-12; Football 12; Basketball 9,10,12; Ski Club 11,12; Wt. Lifting 11,12; Sr. of the Month. Gaitanidis, H. — Newspaper 12; Soccer 12; Volleyball 12; Ski Club 12. Galazyn, B. — Chess Club 9; Ski Club 9-12. Garcia, M. — Manolo” — Soccer 12; T ennis 12; Newspaper 12. Garris, D. — Dee” — Newspaper 12; Ski Club 12. Gdovin, L. — Student Council 12; Class Rep. 12; Newspaper 12; Band 9,10; In- tramurals 9,10; Majorettes 9-12; J.V. Cheer- leader 9,10; Var. Cheerleader 11,12; Spirit Club 12. Geertgens, P. — Band 9-12; Wt. Lifting 11,12; Jazz Club 9-12. Gillette, K. — Bucky Waters” — Intramurals 9-12; Track 9,12; Soccer 9-12; Chess Club 9; Ski Club 9-12. Glover, D. — Hubba — Honor Soc. 9; Orch. 9-12; Newspaper 12; Lib. Ass t 9-12; Spirit Club 10-12; Student TV 12; Photo Club 12. Gregory, J. — Jude — Yearbook 9,10. Grubham, T. — Student Council 9; Yearbook Tri-Editor 12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12. Hammond, M. — Slammin — Band 9,10; Art Club 9; Chess Club 9,10; Newspaper 12. Harder, C. — Studd — Student Council 12; Newspaper 12; Intramurals 9-12; Football 9- 12. Tri-Capt. 12; Track 9-12; Wt. Lifting 9-12; Spirit Club 12; Sr. of the Month. Harder, S. — 4-H Teen Council. Home Ec. Club 12. Harder, S. — Honor Soc. 11,12; Bowling 11,12; Mathletes 11,12. 25 Sean Malone Matthew Manning Shaun Mark Michele Martin David J. Martone Mike Mastro Nicole McCarthy Tammy L. McGuire Chris McManus Jerry Mess Matthew Michalek Randy Miller Chris Mitchell Don Murphy Angela Nichols Eugenie Nichols Elaine Pappas Christine Parker Brian Peacock Kathleen Peeler Anne M. Pessarchick Rebecca Pettengill William Pickens Brian Picked 26 Dino Popolo David Potter Kyle Pritchard Patricia Pupillo Kathleen Quader Todd V. Quigley Christine L. Quinn Mireille Redmond Jennifer S. Roe Robert Rosenkrans Margaret K. Ross Robert J. Scherer Timothy D. Scherer Bill Schoonmaker Dawn M. Shafer Eric Shimansky Sandra Sickles Pat Sine Andrew Smith Todd A. Snitchler Pam Spear Christine Staub Keith Steffen Marc Stopper 27 Harding, J. — Girls' Athletic Assoc. 9; In- tramurals 9; Bowling 9-12; Softball 9; Pep Club 9; Z Club 10. Hartman, M. — Mandeline — Student Council 12; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12; Band 9-12, Treas. 12; Honor Society 9-12; Track 9-12, Capt. 12; Colorguard 10,11; Spirit Club 12; Prom Comm. 12; Wrestling Scorekeeper 9-12; Marine Biol. Trip 1986; Sr. of the Month; Indoor Track 12; Pres. Honor Society 12. Haskell, S. — Student Council 12; Newspa- per 11,12; Intramurals 12; Football 9-12, Tri- Capt. 12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Sr. of the Month. Hebblethwaite, C. — Lib. Ass t. 11,12; Mathletes 11,12; Spirit Club 10-12; Lit. Club 11,12; Marine Biol. Trip 1986. Hisman, M. — Intramurals 9-12; Football 11,12; Baseball 12; Ski Club 9-12; Spirit Club 12. Hitt, M. — Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12: In- tramurals 11,12; Art Club 9-12. Hobbs, N. — “Vicious Lee Slorbes — Wt. Lifting 11. Hoover, B. — Honor Soc. 9-12; Track 9-12; Cross Country 9-12; Wrestling 9-12; Ski Club 9,10; Sr. of the Month. House, K. — Band 9-12; Orch. 9,10; Lib. Ass t. 10-12; Track 10,12; Brass Ensemble 10-12; Spirit Club 10-12; Lit. Club 12; Span- ish Club 12; Marine Biol. Trip 1986. Jackson, H. — Intramurals 10,11; Art Club 11; Pep Club 9; Spirit Club 10-12. Jenks, N. — Track 9; Volleyball 12; Wt. Lift- ing 9. Johnson, J. — Intramurals 11,12; Football 9-12; Basketball 10; Track 9-12; Mathletes 12; High School Challenge 9-12; Bing. Press Athlete of the Week 12. Kalaf, D. — “Dee'' — Student Council 12 Newspaper 12; Yearbook 9,11,12, Ed. 9 Band 9-12; Chorus 11,12; Intramurals 12 Track 9; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Colorguard 9 12; Spirit Club 12; Lit. Club 12; SADD 12 Class Rep. 12. Kane, D. — Dexy — Newspaper 12; In- tramurals 12; Var. Cheerleader 11,12; Indoor and Outdoor Track 10-12; Ski Club 12; Art Club 9-12; Z Club 11,12; J.V. Cheerleader 9,10; Colorguard 9,10; Spirit Club 11,12; Lit. Club 10-12. Keegan, K. — Stin” — Student Council 9- 12. Sec. 9. Vice-Pres. 12; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 9,12, Tri-Ed. 12; Honor Soc. Vice- Pres. 9; Var. Cheerleader 10-12; Lib. Asst. 9; International Club 9; Ski Club 9-12; Softball 9; Pep Club 9; J.V. Cheerleader 9; Colorguard 9; Spirit Club 10-12; Class Pres. 10,11; Co- Capt. Cheerleader 12; Sr. Class Rep.; Vari- ety Show 11; Red Cross Leadership Conf., Wells College; Sr. of the Month. Keesler, K. — Band 9-12; Intramurals 11,12; Wrestling 10-12; Brass Ensemble 10-12; Jazz Club 10-12. Kenyon, W. — Band 9-12; Honor Soc. 9-12; Basketball 11,12; Track 11,12; Volleyball 9,12. Kernan, S. — Intramurals 9-12; Football 9,11,12; Track 9,11,12; Soccer 10; Ski Club 9-12. Killian, B. — Intramurals 9-12; Football 9,12; Basketball 9-12. King, J. — Student Council 12; Newspaper 12; Intramurals 9-12; Football 9-12; Track 9,12; Wt. Lifting 9-12. Klinko, P. — Band 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Orch. 9-12; Brass Ensemble 9-12; Jazz 9-12. Koloski, S. — Rock” — Wt. Lifting 12. Korcykoski, J. — Kamikazee”— Newspa- per 12; Ski Club 12. Kucera, K. — Kuch” — Ski Club 9-12; Newspaper Co-Ed. 12; Track 12. Kumpon, D. — Ebbie — Newspaper 12; Yearbook 9,11, Ed. 9; Band 9-12; Chorus 11,12; Ski Club 12; Colorguard 9-12; Voice Ensemble 11; Lit. Club 12; SADD 12; Span- ish Club 9; Marine Biol. 10. •Lash, K. — Key — Newspaper 12; Year- book 12; Band 9; Var. Cheerleader 11,12; Orch. 9; Track 11,12; Bowling 9,10,12; Ski Club 10-12; Softball 9,10; Art Club 9; J.V. Cheerleader 11,12; Jazz Club 9; Spirit Club 9,10; Variety Show 11; Sr. of the Month. Laviska, P. — Newspaper 12; Band 9,10; Dramatics 9; Chorus 10; Tennis 9-12; Bowl- ing 9-12; Ski Club 9,10: Guys Dolls 9; Lit. Club Jr. Ed. 11; Ed. 12. Light, M. — Dramatics 9; Chorus 9. Little, M. — Mad Max” — Intramurals 9-12. Luce, R. — Student Council 12; Honor Soc. 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Cross Country 9-12; Chess Club 9; Ice Hockey 9- 12; Ski Club 9-12; Mathletes 11,12. Lynch, K. — Krate” — Student Council 9- 12, Sec. 9; Newspaper 11,12, Co-Ed. 12; Yearbook 12; Varsity Club 10-12; Intramurals 10; Var. Cheerleader 10-12; Ski Club 9-12; Spirit Club 10-12; J.V. Cheerleader 9; Class Vice-Pres. 10,11; Prom Comm. 12; Sr. Class Rep.; French Club 12; Sr. of the Month. Mahoney, K. — Chorus 9,12; Track 9; Vol- leyball 12; Spirit Club 12. Main, B. — Bowling 12; Art Club 9,12; Lit. Club 11,12; BOCES Art Club 11,12, Pres. 12. Mainusch, T. — Intramurals 9-12; Ski Club 10-12. Malone, S. — Intramurals 11,12; Soccer 12; Volleyball 11,12; Ski Club 12. Manning, M. — Football 12; Volleyball 12. Mark, S. — Band 9-12; Wt. Lifting 9,10; Jazz Club 11; BOCES. Martin, M. — Honor Soc. 9-12; Orch. 9-11; Ski Club 10-12; Colorguard 9-12; Honor Soc. Sec. Martinkovic, R. — Red — Bowling 9; Lit. Club 12. Martone, D. — Toner — Band 9-12; In- tramurals 10-12; Orch. 9-12; Football 12; Bowling 9-12; Jazz Club 9-12; Brass Ensem- ble 9-12. Mastro, M. — Stro” — Newspaper 12; Year- book 9; Wt. Lifting 9; Art Club 9. McCarthy, N. — Nikki — Yearbook 9; Cho- rus 9-12; Cheerleader 11; J.V. Cheerleader 10: Spirit Club 9-12; Home Ec. Club 11; Z Club 10-12; SADD 10. McGuire, T. — Tam — Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12; Chorus 10-12; Lib. Ass’t. 10- 12; Track 10; Soccer 11; Art Club 12; Z Club 12; Spirit Club 10; Home Ec. Club 10, Vice- Pres. 11. McManus, C. — Band 9-12; Intramurals 9; Orch. 10; Jazz Club 11,12. Mendolia, N. — Intramurals 9,10,12; Foot- ball 9,10,12; Wt. Lifting 9,12. Michalek, M. — Varsity Club 11,12; Football 9-12; Track 9,10,12; Wrestling 9-12; Volley- ball 9,11,12; Wt. Lifting 9-12. Miller, D. — Band 9-11; Orch. 11; Basketball 9; Track 9,10; Jazz Club 11. Miller, R. — Phyllis” — Chess Club 9; Art Club 10. Mitchell, C. — Wrestling 11; Chess Club 9; Ski Club 9,10; Wt. Lifting 9,10. Murphy, D. — Intramurals 12; Wrestling 9- 12. Nichols, A. —Intramurals 10-12; Orch. 9-12; Lib. Ass t. 10-12; Spirit Club 12; Pres. Lib. Club; Ut. Club 12. Pappas, E. — Yearbook 9; Girls Athletic Assoc. 9-12; Soccer 9-12; Volleyball 9-12. Parker, C. — Honor Soc. 9; Chorus 9; In- tramurals 11,12; Spirit Club 9,10,12. Peacock, B. — Peak”— Newspaper 12; In- tramurals 9-12; Football 10-12; Sr. Class 28 Rep.; Basketball Club 12. Peeler, K. — Band 9-12; Intramurals 9; Track 11,12. Pessarchick, A. — Yearbook 9; Band 9; In- tramurals 11,12. Petryszyn, D. — Trician” — Student Coun- cil 12; Newspaper 12; Intramurals 9-12; Foot- ball 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9; Track 10-12; Wt. Lifting 11,12; Sr. Class Rep.; Sr. of the Month. Pettengill, B. — Dramatics 10,12; Chorus 12; Orch. 9-12; Lib. Ass t. 10-12; Up the Down Staircase” 11; Bing. Youth Symphony. Pickens, B. — Chess Club 9; Mathletes 12. Pickert, B. — Pic — Intramurals 9-12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-11; Baseball 9- 12; Indoor Track 12; Legion Baseball; Sr. of the Month. Popolo, D. — Football 12; Tennis 9-12, No. 1 Seed 11. Potter, D. — Band 9,10; Intramurals 11,12; Football 11,12; Bowling 9-12; Wt. Lifting 11,12; Jazz Club 9,10. Pritchard, K. — Intramurals 9-12; Football 10-12; Baseball 10-12; Wt. Lifting 11-12. Pupillo, P. — Newspaper 12; Z Club 11,12; Spirit Club 9-11; Field Hockey 9,10,12. Quader, K. — Kat — Lit. Club 10-12. Quigley, T. — Ed — Track 10; Mathletes 10-12; Video Club 11,12; Lit. Club 11. Quinn, C. — Chorus 9-12; SADD 10. Redmond, M. — Reille — Dramatics 9,10; Var. Cheerleader 11,12; Ski Club 9-12; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Dance — Student Teacher. Roe, J. — Jen” — Student Council 12; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12; Track 9,11,12; Spirit Club 9,12; Prom Comm.; Sr. Class Rep. Rosenkrans, B. — Wrestling 12; Ski Club 12; Moto-Cross Racing. Ross, M. — Maggie — Band 9-12; Z Club 10,12; Home Ec. 10-12, Pres. 11. Scherer, R. — “Web — Student Council 12; Intramurals 10-12; Basketball 9,10,12; Soc- cer 9-12; Ski Club 12; Art Club 12; Sr. Class Rep. Scherer, T. — Tis — Intramurals 9-12; Lib Ass t. 9; International Club 10; Football 9,12 Track 9-12; Soccer 10,11; Ski Club 9-12 Vice-Pres. 9; Sr. Class Rep. Schoonmaker, B. — Schoons — Student Council 11,12; Band 9,10; Intramurals 11,12; Football 11,12; Chess Club 9; Ski Club 9-12; Wt. Lifting 11,12; High School Challenge Team 11,12. Shafer, D. — Matzo' — Band 9-12; In- tramurals 9; Orch. 9,10; Bowling 9-12; Ski Club 9,10; Softball 9-12; Jazz Band 12; Field Hockey 12; Drumline 9-12. Sickles, S. — Dra — Student Council 11,12; Newspaper 11,12; Yearbook 12; In- tramurals 10; Track 9-12; Soccer 10-12; Ski Club 9-12; Spirit Club 9,10,12; Indoor Track 11,12; Homeroom Rep. 9-12; Prom Comm. Sr. of the Month. Sine, P. — Band 9,12; Intramurals 12; Base- ball 12; Bowling 9-12; Golf 12; Newspaper 12; Jazz Club 9,10; Basketball Club 12. Smith, A. — Chorus 9; Wrestling 11,12. Snitchler, T. — Band 9-12; Lib. Asst. 9; Baseball 9,10; Wrestling 10-12; Brass En- semble 9-12; Jazz Club 9-12; Student Coun- cil 12; Spanish Club 12; Golf 12. Spear, P. — Bowling 12; BOCES. Staub, C. — Stubby — Student Council 10,12; Newspaper 11,12; Yearbook 12; In- tramural,s 9,10; Soccer 9-12; Ski Club 9-12; Spirit Club 9,10,12; Class Treas. 12; Prom Comm.; Class Rep. 9-12; Sr. of the Month. Steffen, K. — Band 9-12. Stopper, M. — Stomps — Intramurals 11,12; Track 9; Wrestling 11,12. Streno, T. — Streens” — Yearbook 12; In- tramurals 9-12; Football 9-12; Newspaper 12; Baseball 9,10,12. Sullivan, J. — Jenn” — Yearbook 10; Band 9; Honor Soc. 9; Ski Club 9,10. Summers, J. — Jeff — Band 9,10; Var. Cheerleader 12; Ski Club 12; Wt. Lifting 9; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Colorguard 9.10; SADD 12; Spirit Club 12. Tifft, L. — Lesbo — Newspaper 12; Band 9-12; Track 9-12; Wrestling Scorekeeper IQ- 12; Woodwind Ensemble 11; Winterguard 9- 11; Field Hockey 12; Indoor Track 12. Torres, J. — Wrestling 9-12. Tyler, S. — Egg — Class Pres. 12; Student Council 9,10,12. Pres. 12; Newspaper 12; Yearbook Tri-Ed. 12; Honor Soc. 9-12; In- tramurals 11,12; Football 11,12; Baseball 10; Track 9; Ski Club 9-12; Mathletes 10-12; High School Challenge 10-12; Sr. of the Month. VanTassell, S. — Noid” — Dramatics 9; In- tramurals 11,12; Wt. Lifting 11,12. Vascello, M. — Lucci — Student Council 9; Intramurals 9-12; Football 9-12; Wt. Lifting 9- 12; Spirit Club 10,12. Vilasi, A. — Instigator” — Yearbook 9; In- tramurals 9-12; Track 9-12. Waitkavicz, J. — Intramurals 9-12; Basket- ball 10-12; Spirit Club 9,10. Walker, R. — Intramurals 10,11; Track 10,12; Spirit Club 10; Lib. Club 10-12; Home Ec. Club 10. Walsh, C. — Majorettes 9-12; J.V. Cheerleaders 9; Var. Cheerleader 10-12; Z Club 11; Spirit Club 10-12; Student Council 12; Majorettes Capt. 12 Way, C. — Chorus 9; Lib. Ass t. 11; Lib. Club 11. Weiss, K. — Student Council 11,12; News- paper 12; Yearbook 9; Lib. Asst. 9; Track 10; Soccer 10-12; Ski Club 10-12; Spirit Club 12; SRU Indoor Soccer 9.10,12. Wheeler, S. — Intramurals 10,11; Yearbook 9; Z Club 10; Spirit Club 9-11; Lib. Club 10,11; Home Ec. 9-11. Whitcomb, B. — Bert” — Intramurals 10,11; Home Ec. Club 10; Chorus 10; Art Club 9-12; Spirit Club 9-11. White, D. — Intramurals 9-12; Football 12; Ice Hockey 9-12; Indoor Soccer 11. White, K. — Track 9; Football 12. Wilcox, D. — Student Council 11,12; News- paper 12; Intramurals 9-12; Soccer 9; Spirit Club 10; Lib. Club 10. Williams, J. — Dramatics 10-12; Chorus 11,12; Intramurals 9-12; Soccer 9-11; Wres- tling 9-11; Ice Hockey 11,12; Ski Club 12; Wt. Lifting 9-12; Spirit Club 11,12. Wiswell, A. — Aim — Student Council IQ- 12; Newspaper 10-12; Var. Cheerleader 11,12; Ski Club 9,11,12; Mathletes 11,12; Spirit Club 10-12; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Prom Comm. Witkowski, M. — Mich” — Newspaper 12; Student Council 12; Sr. Class Rep. 12; Cho- rus 9; Majorettes 9,10,12; Ski Club 9-12; Soft- ball 9-12; Spirit Club 12; Homeroom Rep. 11; Indoor Soccer 9,10. Woolsey, T. — Chorus 9; Football 10-12; Bowling 10; Chess Club 9; Wt. Lifting 11,12. 29 Trevor A. Streno Jennifer J. Sullivan Jennifer Summers Leslie J. Tifft John Torres Carrie Truex Scott M. Tyler Steven M. VanTassell Mike Vascello Angela M. Vilasi Janet Waitkavicz Rebecca Walker Casey Walsh Scott Walters Conni Way Kelly Weiss Sherry Wheeler Bertha Whitcomb Daniel White Kenneth E. White Deanna Wilcox John Williams Ami Wiswell Michelle Witkowski Thomas Woolsey Roger Martinkovic 30 D. French T. Grubham J. Fabrizi K. Lynch C. Staub R. Scherer T. Scherer K. Weiss K. Weiss, K. Lash, K. Keegan T. DeRitis K. Keegan H O M E C 0 M 1 N G Queen J. Chapman K. Kucera K. Cadden S. Bullock C. Christman P. Sine T. Snitchler K. Lash J. Torres S. Sickles 31 Jared Backus Steve Bullock Michelle Caskey Robert Cron CAMERA SHY SENIORS David Fischer Harry Gaitanidis Manuel Garcia Charles Hebblethwaite Brian Killian Nick Mendolia Drew Petters Dave Petryszyn William Randle Paul Rodrigues Darren Ronk YAUIT lOANO Ntv Most Athletic Sandra Sickles and Jud Johnson Most Likely to Succeed Scott Tyler and Mandy Hartman Most School Spirit Dawn Cook and Kevin Andres Class Heartbreakers Julie Chapman and Chuck Harder 34 Best Dressed Todd Gage and Denise French Quietest Don Light and Diana Wilcox Best Looking Todd Gage and Kara Cadden Most Popular Chuck Harder and Julie Chapman Right: Most Dependable Scott Tyler and Kristin Keegan Class Gigglers Michelle Witkowski and Shawn Kernan Most Intelligent Pat Igoe and Michele Martin Class Artists Becky Bishop and Brian Main Best Personality Kate Lynch and Brian Picked 35 36 37 The Future Looks Bright For The Class of 1989 Front: Karen Ellis, President Middle: Angela Margaritis, Secretary Joel Lepard, Vice President Top: Carol Groesbeck, Treasurer V R. Albee C. Anderson S. Anderson M. Andrejack A. Back J. Badia P. Bado K. Barnes W. Barry S. Berry G. Bickham M. Birtch W. Blakeslee A. Brofcak B. Bullock J. Cackowski A. Callahan C. Canniff E. Carnevale G. Clauston N. Collins W. Compton J. Conroy S. Cooley M. Cornwell J. Cotter 40 B. Covert S. Coyle M. Craig M. Crisanti J. Crotty M. Davis J. Day E. Decker L. Decker W. Diffendorf J. Donnelly K. Drumm K. Ellis T. Fehr M. Foulke A. Francis M. Franklin C. Frear C. Furch J. Furman C. Gillette M. Gincerowski R. Goodrich D. Griffiths C. Groesbeck J. Guinan 41 S. Guinan A. Harder M. Harding C. Harlec J. Harrison D. Hartford H. Hartzell A. Hattala S. Haughton M. Havich M. Hollenbeck W. Hubbard A. Humphrey M. Huchings J. Igoe J. Ireland M. Jackson C. Jakaitis M. Jaworski T. Jenkins N. Jewell J. Jones T. Jones S. Kachmar C. Karpiak C. Keister 42 P. Keller B. Klein K. LaBarre S. Landers S. Leonard J. Lepard D. Lyon N. Main S. Manzer A. Margaritis L. Matechak D. Matthews C. McAvoy T. McCarthy C. McLaughlin T. McMillen T. McNamara J. Mendolia L. Merriam R. Merritt E. Montgomery A. Newland C. Olbrys D. Orr 43 J. O'Neil K. Palmer K. Parker M. Payne D. Phillips L. Phillips C. Pittsley L. Platt J. Race C. Reid M. Rifenbury K. Robbins V. Rockwell F. Roma J. Rosenberg C. Russin M. Rustine J. Sanford T. Sawicki T. Scarinzi D. Schadick C. Scherer C. Scott D. Seeley R. Sheypuk J. Slocum B. Smith L. Smith M. Smith M. Smith C. Snedaker 44 F. Snedaker F. Spruck J. Stone P. Studer Camera Shy D. Collins R. Davis K. Diffendorf J. King M. McGuire J. Musok A. Rodriguez E. Spettigue A. Stensund C. Terwilliger A. Thurston B. Trexler D. Vanco M. Walker L. Sullivan B. Tesla C. Thorne T. Tully K. Twitchell T. Tyler S. VanVolkinburg J. Vanwinkle S. Verbrych M. Vimislik J. Warner K. Warren J. Weisberg J. Wheeler J. Whitcomb N. White B. Whitney C. Wilmarth M. Woodruff W. Zindle 45 Class of 1990 is a WINNER ... Front: Tanya Guyette — Vice President Kyoko Standish — President Rear: Louis Massa — Secretary James Witkowski — Treasurer M. Abramsky S. Adams M. Allegrino S. Arquette K. Avery A. Bascom L. Bordenet A. Bosket D. Bowell K. Briglio C. Button R. Butts S. Calisi P. Carpenter J. Casey B. Clark S. Clark D. Coates S. Coddington J. Conklin M. Cooper C. Correll F. Dayton T. DeSantis J. Diskin T. Donnelly J. Drankoski W. Dumian E. Dundon B. Dutcher D. Eckelberger S. Figuerado 50 W. Finch C. Finney G. Fisher C. Frailey C. French M. Gage E. Glover M. Goldberg J. Gregory A. Griffiths T. Guyette D. Hackley J. Harding P. Haughton D. Hayes T. Heatherman S. Hisman T. Hodge K. Holtslander J. Hryck D. Husnay C. Jackson J. Jenkins T. June K. Karns S. Knight J. Konecny A. Kudyk R. Lasky T. Leonard D. Locigno T. Long 51 B. Lord C. Lynch K. Lynch S. Mark L. Massa B. Mastronardi D. Matias H. McAvoy S. McClelland R. McLaughlin E. Mercia G. Mollo H. Molyneaux T. Monta W. Montgomery P. Moriarity T. Moriarity S. Murray J. Nitto C. Olds N. Ott W. Paugh D. Perkins R. Pessarchick N. Pittman S. Porter W. Poust B. Pritchard C. Quigley B. Rader D. Reynolds S. Reynolds T. Ribble S. Roberts M. Roser wmm 52 Camera Shy D. Cafferty R. Courtright C. Evans J. Hodgson E. Hubbard B. Lord D. Murphy M. Panko K. Reynold: R. Smith J. Ross D. Rowlands J. Russell K. Russin A. Ryczak R. Schoonmaker M. Shelton R. Spencer K. Standish J. Stanton J. Stevens L. Straut L. Studer L. Teeple M. Tracy J. Trance D. Travis A. Vanco S. VanTassell L. Vosbury M. Waitkavicz M. Wheeler G. White C. Williams C. Wilson K. Wilson J. Witkowski K. Wood T. Yerkey A. Zeh J. Zelenyak A. Zimmer 53 oi cn Exchange Students Hola! I've been waiting four years to come here, wonder- ing about the United States, and now my dream is realized. All the great things my two brothers and other exchange students told me about how great the United States would be was underestimated. Coming from a big city in Spain, leaving my family, my friends and my language to come to an unknown place was difficult. But I have to thank the Cox family for making me feel at home and a part of their family; Susquehanna Valley High School for giving me the opportunity to come here to study; and to the teach- ers for their special interest in me, especially Mrs. Baldwin; and to all my friends who make me feel welcome. I wish everyone the best of luck in the future. Manuel Garcia Class of '88 1 Arild Stensund Bergen, Norway Manuel Garcia Zaragoza, Spain When I became an exchange student I didn't know much about the American school system. I had heard about the school spirit , but I wasn’t sure what it really meant. Now, after spending all these months in the U.S. I know what it stands for. This special enthu- siasm and support that I’ve seen during different kinds of school activities is one of the things I’ll miss the most when I go back to my school in Norway. I feel very lucky and fortunate to have had the chance to spend this school year at Susquehanna Valley. It's been an experience that I’ll remember for the rest of my life. Among other things, I especially enjoyed the ski trips to the Greek Peak. During this school year, I’ve also had a chance to see some of the diversity of culture your country has to offer. I’ve been to places most Norwegians only can dream about seeing — New York City, Rhode Island, Disney World — Orlando, Connecticut and Los Angeles. I would like to thank my host families—the Spauld- ings and the Lawneys, all of the teachers at SV and of course, all of my friends for making this a year I'll re- member for the rest of my life! Arild Stensund 56 Spanish students enrolled in Mrs. Baldwin's levels II, III, and IV classes and members of Spanish Club have been busy during the school year out- side the classroom. The major activity for Fall was preparation for the Spanish Fun Fair, an annual event at which stu- dents from school throughout the South- ern Tier gather for a day of Spanish- related games and activities. At the Fair, SV students sold mini- ature pinatas and raffled a giant bull pinata which they made during activity period in the weeks prior to the Fair. A time-consuming but rewarding proj- ect was designing and making a name- tag for each student. Our dedication to detail enabled us to win the name-tag contest for the fourth consecutive year. In the Fall club members also gath- ered at El Cholo Cafe for a Mexican dinner. Spring activities center around the National Spanish Exam which is taken during March. After the morning exam, a Cultural Fair is held. Manuel Garcia, our foreigh exchange student from Spain, poses with the giant pinata which was raffled at the Fair. Jamie Race, Maria Franklin and Nancy Jewell serve Spanish food samples at the Fair. The SV Swimming Relay Team was composed of Jamie Race. Kevin House, Keith Russin and Matthew Smith. fL� Our first place name-tags. 57 Homecoming Candidates and Escorts Kelly Weiss and Tim Scherer, Denise French and Todd Grubham, Kate Lynch and Joe Fabrizi, Kyra Lash and Todd Snitchler, Sandra Sickles and John Torres, Kristin Keegan and Tony DeRitis, Kara Cadden and Steve Bullock, Julie Chapman and Kris Kucera, Karen Christman and Pat Sine, Christine Staub and Rob Scherer October 24 — Homecoming ’87 It all began at 12:00 with a parade of the candidates and their es- corts, class floats and fire trucks — all led by the music of the SV Marching Band. At half-time of the football game, as the football team thundered out, the candidates were called to the field and the 1987 Homecoming Queen was crowned. Later that night came din- ner and the dance. All in all it was a day to remember! 1986 Homecoming Queen Jennifer Nevins Spirit Club Float 58 Senior Class Float Brookside Float Junior Class Float Sophomore Class Float CONGRATULATIONS! 59 On October 27th, 50 students from Spirit Club took part in our Third Annual Rake Run. The students were excused from school in the afternoon so they could rake leaves for our Conklin Senior Citizens. Town maintenance crews worked with the group as they gath- ered the leaves. Although it sprinkled rain, it didn’t dampen the spirits of the students and the Senior Citizens as they be- came better acquainted throughout the afternoon. The participating Spirit Club members were treated to a pizza party later in the week. 62 Sports . . . Are at the hub of school spirit! 65 ALL STARS Missing: Tim Scherer — Soccer Jonathan Day — Soccer Pat Bado — Soccer 66 I hk ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Judson Johnson Football All Division III All Metro Athlete of the Week Sept. 20-26 Jud Johnson kick returner Susq. Valley 5-4,135, sr. Electrifying return man and deep pass threat ... had a 97-yard punt return and 91- yard TD catch in same game ... scored nine TDs ... had 24- yard punt return in the fourth-quar- ter to set up a TD in 9-0 victory at Norwich ... set Section 4 single? game record with 252 receiving yards vs. Corning West ... fell just shy of section record with a 33.1 yards per reception average. 67 oot r e iru Varsity Football Row 1: T. Bowman, K. Pritchard, B. Davis. B. Picked, K. Barnes. S. Kernan, Tri-Captain S. Haskell. B. Dundon. J. Johnson. K. Andres. Row 2: D. Petryszyn. K. White, J. Warner. T. Gage. S. Tyler. D. White. N. Mendolia. B. Killian. D. Phillips, J. Guinan. Row 3: W. Blakeslee. D. Finch, S. Berry. M. Michalek. M. Vascello. J. Finch. B. Schoonmaker, C. Terwilliger, B. Diffendorf, C. Pittsley, Tri-Captain C. Harder. Row 4: Coach Bucchioni, Coach Whitmore, B. Peacock, C. Connors. T. Streno, J. King, T. Woolsey. G. Fiato. D. Potter. Tri-Captain J. Correll. M. Hisman, K. Palmer. Head Coach Colosi, Coach Weingartner. It was hard work — But the best fun we’ve had If you asked us to do it over We’d do it again and again. 70 Who would have believed . . .? 71 Seniors’ Parents Honored JV Football Row 1: H. Cook, R. Butts, P. Haughton. B. Randall. P. Whited, J. Witkowski. Row 2: L. Massa, S. Figuerado. D. Rowlands, G. Bickham, L. Phillips, B. Montgomery. Row 3: Coach Cosens. M. Rustine. B. Pritchard, K. Karns. T. Leonard. J. Trance. C. Williams. Row 4: Coach Vallese, D. Murphy, J. Stanton, C. Olbrys. G. White, A. Harder. B. Covert, R. Lasky, Coach Burd. 73 Boys Varsity Soccer Row 1: R. Scherer. T. Scherer. K. Gillette, T. DiRitis. Row 2: B. Mastronardi. M. Hutchings, M. Vimislik, J. Day. B. Bullock. M Garcia. P. Bado. Row 3: T. Tully, C. Karpiak. M. Tracy. M. Jaworski. J. O’Neil. S. Malone 74 Boys JV Soccer DIVISION III CHAMPIONS Over All Record 7 wins — 8 losses 75 Row 1: J. Loeffler. M. Shelton, E. Roth. T. Martinkovic, M. Karpiak. Row 2: P. Clark. K. Connors. R. Merritt. D. McAvoy. T. Sullivan, M. Panko, J. Zelenyak. M. Vimislick Girls Varsity Soccer Row 1: C. Staub, S. Sickles, D. Cook. J. Chapman, E. Pappas. Row 2: B. Rader, M. Wheeler, K. Wilson, K. Wood, L. Platt. J. Diskin. Row 3: T. Sawicki, N. Collins. D. Griffiths, C. Gillette, E. Dundon, C. Scherer. A. Humphrey. L. Carnevale, C. Harlec. M. Shelton, Coach Howell. Mis- sing: C. Truex. Record 2-10-4 Girls Tennis Row 1: S. Cooley. J. Neagle, K. Ellis. D. French. K. Christman, M. Harding. A. Callahan, C. McLaughlin. Row 2: M. Carr, C. Laviska. K. Sharak, A. Stenta. J. Sine, T. Kettle, N. Kettle. L. Sullivan. A. Brofcak. K. Ronk, S. Schmidt Coach Golden Captains Denise French, Karen Christman, Marijude Harding Sectional singles Participants M. Harding and K. Christman Sectional doubles Participants D. French and S. Schmidt J. Sine and A. Callahan 3rd Place Singles M Harding 4th Place Singles K. Christman 79 Varsity Football Cheerleaders Front: Mascot Megan Keegan. Row 1: G. Nichols. K. Lynch. Co-captains K. Keegan K. Lash. M. Redmond, J. Summers. Row 2: K. Robbins. A. Margaritis. P. Studer, J. Stone. M. Havich. B. Smith. 80 K. Standish, L. Hugunine, S. Hisman, D. Reynolds, T. Guyette, C. Frailey, S. Beylo, K. Stark, S. May, B. Potter. JV Football Cheerleaders Boys Girls Cross Country rm i- jf ' m i Ml WiHi s Bill Hoover. Mark Smith. Scott Knoght, Matt Gincerowski. Rob Luce Jamie Potter. Sherry VanVolkinburg. Marci Goldberg. Lori Sharon. Mandy Hartman Field Hockey Row 1: L. Straut. Row 2: M. Franklin, R. Goodrich, L. Vosbury. M. Allegrino, K. Avery. Row 3: J. Whitcomb. L. Matechak, C. Canniff, M. Hollenbeck, J. Harding, L. Francisco, M. Witkowski cfli i£er- Q$ot v Q as rt a (l b Zay xr Wre t i iy f loc a {-SasAel a oam i u ,( u oor tTnicA (j cedeac i igr Boys Varsity Basketball DIVISION III CHAMPIONS Row 1: K. Barnes, J. Lepard, J. Day, M. Crisanti. Row 2: B. Killian, B. Diftendorf, B. Dundon, T. Grubham. S. Chukolosky, T. Tully, D. Petryszyn, C. Karpiak, S. Haskell, Coach Gahagan Tri-Captains Todd Grubham, Steve Haskell, Bill Dundon STAC Record — 13-3 Over all — 16-5 SV 73 — Windsor 65 SV 71 — Elmirs ND 64 SV 69 — Oneonta 66 SV 80 — CF 67 SV 63 — CV 47 SV 75 — SCO 64 SV 88 — Owego 102 SV 63 — Ithaca 59 SV 56 — JC 40 SV 70 — ME 58 SV 58 — UE 46 SV 77 — Norwich 64 SV 71 — Bing. 79 SV 68 — Vestal 51 SV 79 — CF 60 SV 74 — Oneonta 59 SV 73 — CV 64 SV 67 — SCC 75 SV 46 — Bing. 52 SV 64 — Corning E. 53 SV 60 — Elmira FA 67 Coach Frank Gahagan 85 JV Basketball Row 1: K. Reynolds, P. Whited, J. Zelenyak, C. Evans. Row 2: J. Stanton, M. Tracy, B. Pritchard, P. Moriarity. Row 3: B. Davis, R. McLaughlin, J. Donnelly, E. Mercia. Coach Charpinksy Indoor Track Row 1 :T. DeRitis, J. Nitto, C. Olds. Row2: B. Picked, S. Sickles, L. Tifft, M. Hadman, M. Witkowski, S. Calisi. Row 3: D. Kane, A. Vilasi, G. Nichols, A. Wismell, M Foulke. Row 4: S. Coulter, C. Williams, M. Smith, D. Finch, C. Quigley, T. Bowman. Row 5: Coach Cosens, Coach Weingadner. Missing: J. King, C. Connors, J. Correll, B. Coved. G. Fiato, J. Johnson, K. Peeler, M. Ross, K. Russin, A. Vanco, J. Rosenberg. The 1987-88 Varsity Indoor Track and Field Squad truly rejuvenated the sport for SV. More than 30 young men and women competed for Coach Weingartner and his assistant Mr. Cosins. This year’s team was captained by Jeff Correll, Judson Johnson, Sandra Sickles and Angela Vilasi. Congratulations to all those who endured the lack of recognition, long bus rides and “cabin fever.” The indoor track team has meets on Saturdays at Cortland and Delhi. The events that take place are: 55m. dash, 55m. hurdles, long jump, triple jump, shot-put, high jump, 4 x 200 relay, 300m. dash, 1200m. run, 1600m. run and pole vault. 88 Girls Basketball JV Basketball Left to right: D. Bishop, B. Rader, J. Diskin, E. Dundon. Coach Foley, J. Jenkins, J. Sine, J. Potter. M. Goldberg. L. Rifenbury 89 Varsity Boys Bowling The Saber Varsity Boys went up against some tough com- petition this year and had a lot of close matches. The teams average was as high as a 953, which is terrific. They finished 3rd in the Class “B Sectionals, as they went through a 8 win — 6 loss season. Senior and co-captain Pat Sine led the team with a 196.7 average, while hitting the pins for a 722 triple against Binghamton, which is a new school record. Pat also finished 3rd in the WBNG Tournament. Row 1: R. lasky, P. Laviska — co-capt., P. Sine — co-capt. Row 2: J. Finch, D. Potter. S. Harder, absent D. Perkins Coach John Burd 8-6 season (49-49) 4th in Division II 3rd in Sectionals SV 0 — Oneonta 7 SV 5 — JC 2 SV 3 — Owego 4 SV 7 — Norwich 0 SV 5 — CV 2 SV 7 — Bing. 0 SV 7 — ME 0 SV 0 — Vestal 7 SV 0 — UE 7 SV 0 — JC 7 SV 5 — Owego 2 SV 5 — Norwich 2 SV 0 — Oneonta 7 SV 5 — CV 2 JV Boys Bowling DIVISION II CHAMPIONS Congratulations to this year’s tough JV Boys' Bowling Squad who were Division II Champions and proved to very tough competitors on the alleys. Sophomore Tom Ribble was the team's captain and held 2nd high team average of 180. High average honors went to junior Jamie Warner with a 183.7 The other outstanding team members were Lance Studer (10), Tom Hodge (10), Matt Hawley (9), Ken Hayes (8), Brian Longo (8), Jerry Minoia (8). This year's team average was a powerful 845, but down the stretch proved to be a lot higher when the pressure was on, then they went to work. Coach: T. Prozeralik SV 2 — Oneonta 5 SV 7 — JC 0 SV 7 — Owego 0 SV 5 — Norwich 2 SV 7 — CV 0 SV 7 — Bing. 0 SV 7 — ME 0 SV 3 — Vestal 4 SV 2 — UE 5 SV 7 — JC 0 SV 5 — Owego 2 SV 5 — Norwich 2 SV 4 — Oneonta 3 SV 7 — CV 0 90 1st in State Qualifiers Row 1: D. Shafer, K. Lash, K. Drumm. Row?: J. Harding, P. Spear, S. Adams, absent P. Studer, Varsity Girls Bowling DIVISION II CHAMPIONS 1st in CLASS B SECTIONALS We are the CHAMPIONS!! We had an undefeated season winning 14 matches in a row, 12 of 14 were by shut-outs. The girls' year was fantastic. Their only let down was at the ST AC Championships, and it was caused by the other team getting hot. So we went back to work to improve and we did. The WBNG Tournament was during our season and 6 of 7 girls entered and finished in the top 16. Seniors Jennifer Harding and Pam Spear finished 1 2 respectively. The captains of the squad were Jennifer Harding and Dawn Shafer. The other bowlers were Sheila Adams (10), Karen Drumm (11), Kyra Lash (12), Pam Spear (12), Paula Studer (11). They also competed at the State Qualifier which was held at Sunset Lanes. Winning here meant a trip to the State Finals in Rochester, and the DID! Congrat- ulations on a SUPER-FANTASTIC year and ladies — “GOOD LUCK at the STATES — get their RESPECT . Coach John Burd SV 7 — Oneonta 0 SV 7 — JC 0 SV 7 — Owego 0 SV 7 — Norwich 0 SV 7 — CV 0 SV 7 — Bing. 0 SV 7 — ME 0 SV 7 — Vestal 0 SV 7 — UE 0 SV 7 — JC 0 SV 5 — Owego 2 SV 7 — Norwich 0 SV 5 — Oneonta 2 SV 7 — CV 0 Dawn Shafer Sheila Adams Jennifer Harding 1st WBNG Tournament JV Girls DIVISION II STAC CHAMPIONS They’re 1! Congratulations JV Girls Bowling Team, they won STAC’s and are the Champions! The team had a terrific year going 10 wins and 1 loss by matches or 76-6 on our point system. Lisa Smith was the team's captain and only upper classman. She maintained a 162 average. Coach T. Prozeralik SV 7 — Oneonta 0 SV 5 — UE 2 SV 7 — JC 0 SV 7 — JC 0 SV 7 — Owego SV 7 — Owego 0 SV 7 — CV 0 SV 7 — Oneonta 0 SV 7 — Bing. 0 SV 7 — CV 0 SV 3 — ME 4 91 The SV wrestlers had an- other winning season this year. The team went 8 and 6. The nine graduating seniors were John Torres 112, Bill Randall 119, Kevin Andres 126, Jim Fuller 138, Don Mur- phy 145, Darren Ronk 155, Matt Michalek 177, Bill Hoover Hwt. Good luck to all next year. From the Senior Wrestlers SV 11 — JC 48 SV 46 — IH 20 SV 60 — CV 9 SV 23 — Vest. 39 SV 50 — Owego 15 SV 27 — Ont. 28 SV 18 —CF 24 SV 18 — Nor. 33 SV 38 —ME 17 SV 30 — UE 31 SV 36 — Win. 75 SV 50 — Bing. 8 SV 57 — SCO 6 SV 36 — Greene 20 Varsity Wrestling Standing: S. Figuerado, B. Hoover. M. Michalek, T. Yurkey, D. Murphy, M. Smith, D. Murphy, Coach Gerlach. Kneeling: E. Andres. J. Loeffler, J. Torres, B. Randall, K. Andres, G. Bickham, J. Fuller Bill Hoover John Torres Dave Murphy Kevin Andres Bill Randall JV Wrestling Standing: B. Mastronardi. S. Arquette, C. Button. J. Geer. Coach Schuster. C. Sanford. M. Panko. M. Cooper. Kneeling: J. Witkowski. E. Rudock Sabers Ice Hockey Left to right: Coach Gray. J. O'Neil, C. Emmett. E. Hollister, J. Hagadorn, J. Lusens. T. Exley. M. Ketcher, Captain D. White, G. Matson, C. Gray, R. Luce. Asst. Coach Debbie T. r. - HrHL mm 94 Varsity Volleyball Row 1: L. Platt. R. Goodrich. M. Hollenbeck. T. Scarinzi. Row 2: M. Harding, D. Lyon, M. Wheeler. A. Francis. Coach Kendrick JV Volleyball Row 1: L. Straut, Coach Deeter. A. Zeh. Row 2: D. Husnay, M. Scarinzi. C. Bishop, J. Harding. N. Jewell 95 Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: J. Stone, C. Walsh, J. Chapman, K. Keegan, A. Brofcak, D. French, K. Christman, T. Tyler, K. Cadden, A. Callahan SawSirwB Varsity Captains Kara Cadden and Julie Chapman JV Cheerleaders Row 1: B. Potter. Row 2: J. Neagle, T. Guyette, L. Huguinine, S. May. K. Standish, C. Frailey. Row 3: K. Stark, C. McHugh, J. Stevens JV Captains Tanya Guyette and Kyoko Standish 97 Intramurals This year’s intramurals gave the not-so-perfect athlete a chance to participate in organized games of football, basketball, volleyball and softball. The club was super- vised by Mr. White and gave everyone a good time. Ready to go! King of the hill The masked man SENIORS! s K I The Junior Crew Elaine Chrissy oooo'oh- Boys Varsity Track DIVISION III CHAMPIONS The 1987 Boys Varsity Track Team avenged a controversial 1986 season by winning the Division III Championship. They defeated Chenango Valley, Seton CC, Oneonta and Maine-Endwell. The boys showed that Susquehanna Valley currently has one of the top track programs in the Southern Tier. Individual Division III Champions in- clude Judson Johnson 100m. — 4 x 100m. relay, Steve Bullock 200m. — 4 x 100m. relay, Joe Dowling 1600m., Chuck Harder 4 x 100m. relay, and Jeff Herz 4 x 100m. relay. The team coached by Jim Coyne has not lost a dual meet since 1985. Row 1: S. Vosbury, S. Bullock, C. Harder, J. Herz, J. Correll. Row 2: S. Reid, J. Johnson. B. Hoke, E. Rader, T. Scherer. Row 3: K. Andres, T. Bowman J. Dowling, J. Rosenburg, M. Michalek. Row 4: D. Petryszyn, B. Hoover, B. Whitney. T. Tully. 101 Varsity Baseball Row 1: K. Pritchard. B. Diffendorf. C. Guinan, T. DiRitis. S. Haskell. Row 2: Coach Howell. C. Hugunme, B. Pickert, R. Luce, B. Dundon, M. McPeek. T. Grubham, G. Furch. Ass t Coach Whited JV Baseball Row 1: D. Matthews. R. Butts. R. Merritt, J. Guinan, P. Moriarity, L. Phillips. P. Bado. Row 2: T. Leonard. K. Karns, D. Phillips. B. Davis, B. Covert. M. Smith, Coach Dwornik 102 Hurry up ball! All right — where’d it go? A helping hand Is that Peggy Lee? Another dinger for Haskell Homerun celebration for Dundon 103 Girls Track Row 1: T. Brown, T. James. J. Roe. S. VanVolkinburg, K. Ellis, D. Forbes. Row 2: L. Fiene, K. Bennedum, A. Vilasi. M. Hartman, L. Tifft. A. Humphrey. A. Margaritis. Row 3: M. Foulke, K. Peeler. W. Kenyon, K. O'Donnell. M. Ingraham, K. Lash. Row 4: M. Warner. P. Kosinski, S. Sickles, J. Nevins. 104 Varsity Softball Row 1: Coach Benz, K. Cadden, K. Wilson, M. Witkowski, L. Vosbury, D. Roma, S. Reifler. Row 2: M. Craig, C. Harlec, E. Bado, L. Francisco, C. Gillette, D. Shafer. Record 10-10, STAC 8-6 All Division Lisa Vosbury Laura Francisco Dee Roma JV Softball K. Wood. M. Shelton. B. Rader. H. McAvoy, M. Goldberg, J. Diskin. J. Harding. A. Callahan. L. Platt. A. Brofcak. C. Canniff. R. Goodrich, C. Furch. Heather McAvoy Cheri Furch Robin Goodrich Jennifer Diskin 105 Varsity Golf Row 1: J. Donnellon, T. Thompson, P. Sine. Row 2: M. Coletti, J. King, C. Anderson, C. Gray, Coach Simkulet Boys Tennis Row 1: J. Stone. T. Stank, C. Crawford. D. Popolo, P. Whited. Row 2: M. Vimislik, M. Hutchings, J. Saar, M. Tracy, C. Lynch, G. McGuire. P. Laviska 106 Shooting Club Rear: J. Konecny, A. Stensund, J. Drankoski, Mr. Spaulding. Front: B. Clark, B. Spencer A shooting club can serve a broad group of students as participants rather than simple observers. A shooting program develops im- portant skills for participants. Gun handling teaches neuro-muscular coordination, self- discipline and team work. Most importantly it teaches respect for safe gun handling. At SV, skeet shooting has been an extra- curricular activity (club) for several years. The club welcomes all students (boys and girls) in grades 10, 11, and 12 to its weekly meetings and during the Fall and Spring months the members shoot trap and skeet at a local club range on a regular basis. This activity is a life-time activity in which many participants continue in even into retirement years. Come, join, be a participant! Row 1: C. Walsh, M. Witkowski, T. Snitchler, K. Cadden. Row 2: T. Whitesell, M. Scarinzi, W. Zindle, K. Steffen, J. Nitto, D. Shafer, P. Moriarity, M. Zindle, B. Dutcher, K. Jones, B, Longo. Row 3: Mr. Reitman, T. Scarinzi, B. Schoonmaker, W. Kenyon, D. Kumpon, M. Franklin, L. Tifft, M. Hartman, M. Ross, K. Peeler, B.A. Lord, C. Wilson, A. Bascom, M. Burdick. Row 4: D. Ellis, A. Back, C. Frear, K. Twitchell, G. Molio, T. Hodge, S. 108 VanTassell, J. Dempsey, P. Klinko, T. Ribble, J. Ross, S. Mark, P. Geertgens, C. McManus, D. Martone. Row 5: J. Blaisuer, C. Laviska, K. Cline, M. Andrejack, M. Martin, D. Kalaf, K. House, J. Anderson, C. McHugh, E. Hubbard, S. May, L. Hugunine, J. Anderson, M. Martone. 109 110 Ill On March 18, 1987, the Susquehanna Valley High School Concert Band was asked to perform at the Empire State Plaza in Albany. They, along with other top high school bands in the state, helped to celebrate Music in Our Schools Month of New York State. The band received an award for their performance that was presented by Senator Warren Anderson. Along with their performance, the members of the concert band also visited some of the sites in Albany. Orchestra Left to right: M. Scarinzi. M Franklin. B. Ripley, L. Tallmen, J. Anderson. C. McHugh, A. Nichols, G. Nichols. D. Glover, M. Shelton, Mrs. Nemire, T. Scarinzi, K. Briglio. S. VanTassel, J. Casey, J. Crotty, C. Finney, A. Vanco. A. Back, R. Pettengill, D. Martone, D. Travis, A. Bascom, M. Harding. M athletes Row 1: T. Scarinzi, J. Igoe, J. Donnellon, S. Harder, T. Ribble. Row 2: M. Shelton. S. Hisman, A. Brofcak. K. Robbins. Row 3: T. McCarthy. S. Tyler. T. Quigley. B. Whitney. K. Cadden, Coach Robertson. Yearbook Staff 114 Row 1: Co-Editor K. Keegan, D. French. C. Staub. Row 2: Co-Editor S. Tyler, Co-Editor T. Grubham. In July 1986, a group of students from SV and Windsor high schools traveled to Montauk, N.Y. for the annual Marine Biology Program. The students stayed in cabins in Montauk County Park. They performed scientific experiments and dissections of marine animals. The group also did some snorkeling and swim- ming in the ocean and went on a whale watching boat in Long Island Sound. The whales were all over that day and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their week-long stay at the Point. 115 Literary Club Row 1: V. Rockwell, A. Nichols, Mr. Stanton, D. Kalaf, D. Kumpon. Row 2: R. Pettengill, T. Tully. S. Knight SADD Row 1: C. Groesbeck, M. Havich, S. Verbrych. Row 2: L. Matechak, K. Robbins, W. Paust, C. Keister, Mr. Stanton, R. Albee. A. Bosket, T. June. 116 Spanish Club Mrs. Baldwin, Amy Zimmer, Carrie Finney Spanish Club’s dozen members were busy this year with several activities. Besides the annual Spanish Fair, the group worked on other interesting projects to further their knowledge in the Spanish language. For more information see page 57. Chorus Members include: D. Kumpon, D. Kalaf. L. Platt, C. Gillette, S. Anderson, A. Margaritis, S. Foulke, C. Quinn, K. Weiss, G. Nichols, J. Jenkins, T. Guyette, T. Heatherman, S. Clark, S. Mark, A. Zeh. T. DeSantis. N. White, T. Cross, M. Caskey, T. McGuire, N. Maine. T. Jones, A. Callahan, E. Montgomery, S. Verbryck, N. McCarthy, H. Hartzell, C. Furch, M. Moat, T. Scarinzi, M. Harris, R. Page, M. Goldberg, S. Hisman, A. Griffiths, B. Rader, D. Reynolds. A. Zimmer. B. Bowell, M. Frank- lin, D. Eckelberger, C. Pittsley, C. Terwilliger, M. Rifenbury, R. Albee, M Andrejack, B. Pettengill, D. Fischer, T. Snitchler, J. LaG- range 117 Director: Mr. James Apicella Spirit Club i L ■ Row 1: Jill Sanford, Shelly Foulke — Pres., Kelly-Jo Robbins, Mickey Shelton, Michelle Havich. Row 2: Laura Matechak, Mark Smith, Bill Finch, Michelle Caskey Spirit Club has become one of the more important groups in the school in the past year. They have sponsored or participated in many SV activities in- cluding Rake 'n Run, Saber Christmas, Halloween, Homecoming and others. See pages 58-63 for more details. Saber Christmas Activities Student Council Officers: Denise French — Treas., Ami Wiswell — Pres., Kristin Keegan — Vice-Pres., Julie Chap- man — Sec. Boys Volleyball Row 1: Ray Lasky, Paul Laviska, Bill Finch. Row 2: Arild Stensild, Manuel Garcia, Jason Jones, Sean Malone. Mark Smith 119 Art Club fj ,t u fJE 3k Row 1: D. Kane. M. Hitt, B. Whitcomb. C. French. Row 2: D. Vanco, C. Scott. S. Knight. J. Hodgson. E. Mercia. R. Pessarchick. J. Conklin. D. Hackley. National Honor Society Row 1: B. Hoover. R. Luce, M. Hartman. M. Martin. J. Igoe. Row 2: Mr. Traver. K. Robbins. M. Hutchings, A. Newland. T. McCarthy. D. Schadick. B. Whitney. S. Harder. S. Tyler. W. Kenyon, P. Geertgens. J. Donnellon, Mr. Simkulet. 120 Row 1: M. Casky, A. Nichols, R. Pettengill. Row 2: Mrs. Hawley. K. House, C. Hebblethwaite, Mrs. Chizak, S. Botts Library J x Newspaper Staff Row 1: M. Hartman, C. Connors, K. Drumm, M. Michalek, C. Olds, D. Wilcox, M. Hitt. Row 2: D. Cook, K. Christman, S. Sickles, K. Lynch, J. Fabrizi, M. Witkowski, K. Keegan, D. French, J. Weisberg, A. Stensund, D. Kumpon, M. Foulke, S. Bullock, C. Harder, P. Sine, Mrs. Haskell. Row3: G. Nichols, K. Lash, D. Finch, A. Wiswell, P. Clark, D. Glover, M. Garcia. J. Correll, M. Hisman, K. Kucera 121 ADMINISTRATION 122 Board of Education Row 1: Vice-President Mary Rader. President Kenneth Goldberg. Marilyn Cline. Jack Keegan. Row 2: Superintendent Dr. Victor J. Gerhard. James Marean, J. Marshall Ayres. Sandra Ruffo. Robert Finch. Absent — Thomas Travers. Mr. Murray Barkley —Ind. Arts — Mohawk Technical Institute Miss Dorothy Barrett —Art — Marywood College. Penn State University Mrs. Priscilla Burns —English — Russell Sage College, SUNY @ Binghamton 123 Mr. James Apicella — Choral director — Ithaca College. SUNY (a Fredonia. Masters in Performance — SUNY (a Binghamton Mr. Leo Bajkowski —Biology — Bucknell University. Union College Mrs. Sharon Baldwin —Spanish — Bowling Green State University, University of Michigan Mr. Seth Cosens — Business Education — Muskingum College. New Concord, Ohio Mrs. Joanne Dillon — Math — SUNY @ Binghamton, SUNY (a Cortland Mrs. Dorothy Donnelly — English — SUNY (a Oneonta Mrs. Susan Fitch — Chemistry — SUNY (a Albany, SUNY (a Cortland Mrs. Marion Foley — Physical Education — SUNY (a Cortland Mr. Richard Fries — Physics — SUC @ Oneonta, University of Rochester Mr. Frank Gahagan — Social Studies — St. Bonaventure. University of Scranton Mr. Donald Gerlach — Industrial Arts — Oswego Miss Joyce Golden — Math — Genesso. SUNY (fi Cortland. University of Scranton, Department Chairperson 124 Mrs. Catherine Haskell — English — SUC (a Cortland Mr. Louis Howell — Physical Education — Kentucky Wesleyan. SUNY 2 Cortland Mr. Thomas Hurley — Resource Room — King s College. Marywood College. Mansfield State University Mrs. Christine Keegan — French — SUNY (a Brockport, Ithaca College Mrs. Carol Mansfield — Resource Room — Westminster College. SUNY (S Binghamton Mr. Joseph Mayko — English — SUNY a Binghamton Mrs. Ellen McCormick — Social Studies — Allegheny College Mr. Robert Minster — Industrial Arts — R.I.T., Oswego State Mrs. Kay Nemire — Music — Fredonia State. Ithaca College 125 Mrs. Virginia Perry — Home Economics — College Misericordia, Marywood College Mrs. Barbara Pool — Health Physical Education — SUNY 3 Cortland. Ithaca College Mr. Glen Reich — Social Studies — Marist College, Niagara University, Department Chairperson Mr. Arthur Rietman — Band — SUNY (« Brockport, Bowling Green State University Mr. Richard Robertson — Math — Bloomsburg State University, Mansfield State University. Elmira College Mr. Evan Romer — Math — Haverford College Mrs. Janet Scarinzi — Business Education — Central Conneticut Mr. Ronald Simkulet — Social Studies — SUNY (a Cortland. SUNY (a Binghamton Mrs. Eleanor Smith — Business Education — Mount Saint Vincent. Hunter College 126 Mr. Gregory Stanton — English — Broome Community College, SUNY @ Oneonta, SUNY @ Binghamton Cortland, Department Chairperson Miss Pamela Stratton — English — SUNY @ Geneseo Mr. Craig Stull — Science — Susquehanna University, SUNY @ Binghamton Mr. Noel Topper — Consumer Education — SUNY (a Cortland, Buffalo State Mr. Patrick Tracy — Biology — SUC @ Oneonta, SUC 5 Oswego. Department Chairperson Mr. Kevin Tye — Math — SUNY @ Potsdam, Colgate University Mr. Michael White — Physical Education — SUNY (6 Cortland Mrs. Bonnie Yurka — Spe- cial Education — SUC @ Oneonta. SUNY @ Binghamton 127 Mr. George Deuel — Guidance — SUNY S Cortland. University of Scranton. Seton Hall University Miss Elizabeth Kudan — Guidance — SUNY @ Oswego. Fordham University Mr. James Traver — Guidance — Syracuse University Mrs. Raanana Bernstein — Reading Specialist — Potsdam University, University of Jerusalem Mrs. Kathleen Chizak — Librarian — Marymount College Mrs. Mildred Minster — School Nurse — University of Rochester Mr. Ronald Grastorf — Athletic Director — University of Toledo. Castleton State College, Vermont Mrs. Pamela Slade — In-school Suspension Officer — SUNY @ Binghamton Mr. Robert Quanne — Drug Counselor — Syracuse University Mr. Robert Stewart — Attendance Assistant — 23 years N.Y. State Police, Englewood N.J. Police Dept.. Harpur College. Northwestern University. Lecturer instructor N.Y. State Police Academy. 128 Mrs. Shirley Cox High School Secretary Mrs. Phyllis Hawley Library Aid Mrs. Nancy McGoff Teachers' Aide — Resource Room Mrs. Carol Warner Mrs. Daidre Edwards High School Secretary Guidance Office Secretary Administrative Offices Mrs. Dorothy Steere — School Project Assistant Mrs. Maureen Dedrick — School District Clerk — Secretary in Superintendent's Office x Mrs. Joanne Whalen — Bookkeeper Mrs. Margaret Winters — Secretary and School Treasurer Mrs. Joan Florance — Transportation Secretary Mrs. Hazel Burrows — Payroll Clerk Mrs. Jeanette Jones — Switchboard Receptionist 130 Mrs. Veda Baker Matron Mr. Byron Kelsey Custodian Mrs. Carolyn LaBarre Cafeteria Manager Mr. Richard Tripp Mr. Koast, Mr. Wdowiak, Mr. Stone, Night Custodians Head Custodian 131 Gold Sponsors Mr. Samuel Cadden Mr. George Deuel Miss Dorothy Barrett Mrs. Daidre Edwards Blue Sponsors Mr. james Apicella Mr. Seth Cousens Mrs. joanne Dillon Mrs. Susan Fitch Mrs. Marion Foley Mrs. Christine Keegan Ms. Elizabeth Kudan Mr. Joseph Mayko Mr. Mrs. Robert Minster Mrs. Virginia Perry Mr. Evan Romer Mrs. Pamela Slade Mr. Joseph Stoner Mr. Noel Topper Sponsors r Mrs. Priscilla Burns Mrs. Kathleen Chizak Mr. Frank Gahagan Mr. Donald Geriach Miss Joyce Golden Mrs. Catherine Haskell Mr. Gregory Stanton Miss Pamela Stratton • 'BEEPERS • MOBILE PHONE SVC. • 2 WAY RADIO SALES SVC. • TELEPHONE ANSWERING SVC. • SATELLITE TV RECEIVERS TRI CITIES COMMUNICATIONS, Inc. 210 CLINTON STREET BINGHAMTON, N.Y. 13905 (607) 722-4297 Canon Norelco WiCCiami Office. zMacfiLne±, Onc. ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS DICTATION EQUIPMENT 4 9() (joart fSui fa nton, . 4 3 04 ONE LEWIS STREET • BINGHAMTON NEW YORK 13901 • (607) 772-6113 ITHACA NEW YORK • (607)272-8546 {fihone 961)79 722-6 AiV V_____________J V____________4 133 r . S. M tc Excavating — Grading — Top Soil Stentra (um rac or tesideniia Gotn nercta SUBURBAN SEPTIC EXCAVATING SERVICE rvaoatinp Concrete SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED — INSTALLED PORTABLE TOILET RENTALS Rodney Hoover Box 3007 Kirkwood, N.Y. 13795 -y Phone (607) 775-3535 776-4404 (jonA in. . 1 CONGRATULATIONS LAURIE Class of 1986 CHARLES H. MARTIN PUMP COMPANY Complete Pump Service V Charles H. Martin Owner R.D. 1 Pierce Creek Road Binghamton, N.Y. 13903 Phone 724-1476 f V r TOM’S TEXAS HOTS The Magic BUS (Located In front of Dick’s Sporting Goods) Hot Dogs to Steak TOM MARTINOS Congratulations to The Class of 1988 CONKLIN PHARMACY 1110 Conklin Road Conklin, NY 13748 Phone: 775-1991 Owner — Ray Giblin, S.V. '63 f J A 24 Hours 24 Hours RED’S GARAGE 810 Conklin Rd. Binghamton, NY Just off Route 17-81-1-88 Split (607) 723-1414 24 Hour Complete Road Service — Tire Bank for Trucks All Type Repairs Cutting and Welding Light and Heavy Duty Wrecker Service CONKLIN YAMAHA Division of Conklin Cycle 784-790 Conklin Road Binghamton, NY 13903 (607) 724-1411 Yamaha Sales Service 723-1564 Kawasaki J V 135 GRIDIRON CLUB would like to thank Presiden Dave Harder Vice Pres. Roger Studcr Treasurer Joyce Palmer Secretary Nancy Smith Corr. Sec. Gert Jenkins the ’87 FOOTBALL TEAM for the PRIDE you have given us throughout lyour WINNING SEASON 198 ' S, by: Coat1 bers’ Season R Wan partner As a coach here in my chair I think about the Sabers past year. A season filled with excitement and times of heartbreak I’ll now put in little quick rhymes. As football camp started, who thought there would be a drill sargeant decked out in cammy fatigues, or four crazy coaches who tried to be cool with colored bandanas, we all looked like fools. But don't stop there coaches, while throwing those passes our eyes were protected by giant sunglasses. And tin the first day of full pads, Rumpcistiltskin was the drill the backs had Big Dave Petryszyn ran over the guys. and Chocka heard bells and had stars in his eyes. With summer camp ended and cwo-a-days gone, the Chicken Hawk Defense was officially born. SV 21 — ME 7 Maine Endwell was our first game home, this game we won. it set the tone. We had a feeling deep inside, touch Tazz. we’d be winners. Sabers’ Pride. SV 41 — CW 40 The next Saber victory showed our true pride and one thought remembered was Never say die. Haskell and Johnson broke records that day, but two plays remembered I must have to say. A junior named Guman. a senior named Gage: an onside kick recovered, and extra point made. SV 34 — Drydtn 0 The next game was not a surprise to us all, and after the game, the Sabers stood tall. Dryden was weak. SV defense was tight and a penalty took back a run by Dan White. Graduating seniors Kevin Andres — 1 — SE OLB Judson Johnson 2 — IL HB Bill Dundon — 10 — SF.'HB Stephen Haskell — 12 - QB P Shawn Kern an' C- 3 — SE S Brian Pickert — 16 — SE HB Kyle Pritchard — Thomas Bowman Brian Killian — (Bold indicates 20 — Fi HB •— 21 — 25 — B' f Nick Mcodolia — 33 — TB ILB Dan White — 34 — TB S Scott Tyler — 40 — TB OI.B Todd Gage — 41 — PK DE Ken White — 43 — FB OI.B David Petryszyn — 44 — FB DE Chuck Harder — 15— TB OLB Bill Schoonmakcn— 54 — C 1LB John Finch — 61 G I LB Michael Vascello — 63 — G ILB Matt Michalek — 61 — G iLB David Finch — 66 — G ILB Mike Hisman — 72 — OT'DT Jeffrey Correll — 3 — OT D David Potter — 74 OT DT Gregory Fiato — 75 OT DT Tom Woolsey — 7 8 OT DT John King X 83 — TE DE Trevor Streno — 85 — TE DE Chris Connors — 89 — TE DE Brian Peacock — 99 — TF ILB The SV Football Class of 1988 T r SV 9 — Norwich 0 We went to play Norwich up at their hometown and who would have thought that ole Loochic’d come down, with an interception that sealed Norwich’s fate. That sent us undefeated into our next date. As practice week started we heard abour spies, from Chenango Forks country, we thought they were lies. But as a precaution. Coach Buc brought his guns, and the Chicken Hawk Defense sat perched on the rungs. Then all of a sudden from out of the blue, a Chenango Forks Chicken spy; Buc knew what to do! The Spy tried to steal plays, but Coach Buc took aim; a dead chicken and feathers was all that remained. ■ -• r+STli - -v - CF 20 — SV 14 We drove to their six, the clock time was zero, six yards from a win; but this time no hero For one shining moment the next week would show. Deep Threat Barnes as Blue QB and leading the show Remember how Deep Threat got pummeled and romped, and who could forget Skcrn’s swim in the swamp NV 24 — SV 13 We lost to the Cardinals, we had a bad day; but once again Jud made spectacular plays. The Homecoming game was against a Saint team with three super players, but one was the team We took two away and tried very hard, but Wiggins kept eating up yard after yard. SCC 28 — SV 20 Our game plan was simple, and hard to erase. Harder thirty-nine times right up SCC’s face The game was decided on one fourth down play a bad spot by the zebras, came up inches Saints’ way. SV 33 — Ontonla 12 Yellow Jackets were next, they lost all their sting. Haskell to Johnson, that familiar thought ringed. Two-hundred and forty-five pounds rumbled too on a long touchdown pass, a great block by Doo-Doo. Our last game came at another town’s Valley and “Ground Chuck” spearheaded one heck of a rally. Run right behind Trevor and Looch and Correll. with pancakes from Big Dave and Diff blocking well. We lulled them to sleep on our offense left side. Big Potts, Matt. King, Connors, the reverse now was tried. The ball went to Johnson, Haskell threw a key block. Jud left Warrior players faked out of their . socks. The P.A.T. catch by Otis was a difficult task, ’cause the two point pass banked up right off of his mask With the season now finished. Harder had his one grand, so did Haskell, and Johnson was our All-Metro Man. A year to remember who thought it w’ouki be. a season where we would end up six and three. One play ami six inches on one fourth down run. If we had them our record might be nine and one. GOLDEN SABER BOOSTER CLUB -V dULO IKE TO CONGRATULATE THE S.V. GOLDEN SABERS ON A FINE MARCHING S SON AND ALSO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 THE cSOLDEN SABER BOOSTER CLUB WOULD LIKE TO ENCOURAGE PARENTS TO SUPPORT THEIR CHILDREN IN ALL OF THEIR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 01 Sc Si Used (Ears Sc a Olliucfe 3an 3Fernali l iccirilli Urot. General Contractor , ic. 32 Hall Street • Binghemton. New York 13903 Phone (607) 722-2656 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL vower lm«t concrete end water lines blacktop work Congratulations Graduates 622 CONKLIN RD. BINGHAMTON. N. Y. (607) 773-8494 Wilmarth Guilino, Inc. Box 180, Rt. 11, RD 1 Kirkwood. N.Y. 13795 FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES IN SEASON CHRISTMAN - TEES - HATS LONE MAPLE FARM • CUSTOM SCREENPRINTING • TRANSFERS • SPORTSWEAR • TROPHIES • LETTERING • AIRBRUSHING IN HOUSE ARTIST Pennsylvania Avenue Binghamton, N.Y. 13903 10-6 Daiiv (607) 724-6877 DON CHRISTMAN (607) 722-4378 669 CONKLIN ROAD BINGHAMTON. N.Y. Stanton’s Body Shop 753 CONKLIN RD. BINGHAMTON, NY 13903 PHONE (607) 724-2712 607-775-1773 KIRKWOOD MOTEL OFF INTERSTATE 81 - KIRKWOOD EXIT 1 MASTERCARD VISA ROUTE 11, BOX 1851 KIRKWOOD. NY 13795 THE SCOTT FAMILY OWNER OPERATORS 139 RCDAIVl F FJCDOLJCinrS dOF R FOAM IN EVERY FORM 4630 WEST 53� o STREET • CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 60632 100 CLARK IND PKWY P 0 BOX 224 LEON E COOK Conklin, ny i3748 GENERAL MANAGER (6071 775 0394 Suburban Propane Gas Service Anywhere Professional Propane Gas Service Your Best Source For Propane Gas Service Residential — Commercial — Industrial We Service What We Sell Terrace Drive, Binghamton, N.Y. Phone 723-3S94 Schneider’s Shur-Save A FRIENDLY PLACE TO SHOP Mile Point Plaza Kirkwood, New York Quality Supermarket Products and Services Deli platters and fruit baskets made to order Open 7 Days a week Mon. thru Sat. 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sun. 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 140 CH my rlx aUom And all the best to the Class of '88 You’re great! KEEGAN INSURANCE AGENCY Jack R. Keegan (607) 724-4919 659 Conklin Road The Mini Mall Conklin, N.Y. 13748 Super Tire Service, Inc. BARRY SHAPIRO Ph: (607) 724-2469 Binghamton, NY 13904 Congratulations Class of ’88 and Kevin Complete Refinishing • Frame Work Best Wishes to Chrissy and the Class of 88 Rock - B - Tavern 157 Conklin Ave. Binghamton, N.Y. DtcfL £BacLj Sfvap Complete Collision Work 635 CONKLIN ROAD Phone BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 13903 (607) 723-7194 ED FREIJE BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE Shaw Road Conklin, N.Y. 13748 (607) 724-0285 CHESAPEAKE CORPORATION (Binghamton Container Division) 1240 Conklin Road Binghamton, N.Y 13902 (607) 775-1550 Best Wishes to Class of ’88 142 Good Luck Class of 1988 Y0UR KNAPP SHOE COUNSELOR Joseph Scarantino t077 Conklin Road Conklin, N.Y. 13748 775-0646 (607) 772-0221 Tom Harder’s Service Center TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES TOM HARDER 150 CONKLIN AVENUE Owner BINGHAMTON. NY 13903 F.i Yo. GORDON PALMER OWNER Affordable Auto Sales QUALITY USED CARS TRUCKS AT REASONABLE PRICES, COMPARE US AND SEE. 651 CONKLIN RD. BINGHAMTON. N.Y. 13903 PHONE (607)-724-4790 Maglque F aJiu 659C t,Ro s % C«(£., NY 13748 Ciu,l BatlagfM (607) 7731250 m«it ’01« CONKLIN Ai) HOOAS CONKUN. MV U74i WON - SAT T. NORTHEASTERN PLATE GLASS CORP. Glass and Windshield Specialists Congratulations Class of '88 ‘Auto Glass Retail Wholesale ‘Colored ‘Plate Glass 24 Hour Emergency Service ‘Mirrors ‘Safety Glass Anytime — Any Day ‘Storefronts ‘Figured Prompt — Reliable — Reasonable Service ‘You Name It 3 Alice Street, Binghamton, N.Y. (Off Court St., just after underpass) Phone 722-1810 143 )RTESE Italian American Cuisine for Dinner Reservations only call 723-6440 for Take-out Orders and Pizza call 723-6477 Bicycles, Exercisers, Skiis, Repairs AEROS CYCLERY 640 Conklin Road Binghamton, N.Y. Binghamton 724-7313 Endwell 748-1631 ELYSIAN Gems Jewelry Fine Jewelry Sales Repair Conklin Mini-Mall (607) 724-0298 659 Conklin Road David Ely Binghamton, N.Y. 13903 Congratulations Class of ’88 from Moil thru Thurs. 4 pm to 12:30 .mi Friday 4 pm to 12:45 am Saturday 1 I 30 am to 12:45 am Sunday 11 30 am to 12:30 am 1 17 Robinson St. Binghamton NY r The Village Restaurant Main Street Kirkwood, N.Y. FRESH DONUTS DAILY Open 7 days (607) 775-2392 Good Luck Class of ’88 CONKLIN INN 1108 Conklin Road Conklin, N.Y. 13748 775-9856 Congratulations Class of '88 i c. 144 145 Conklin Ave. Binghamton, N.Y. 13903 771-3246 William J. Bennedum Philip J. Bennedum Donald E. Benneaum Kurt E. Bennedum BENNEDUM'S, Inc. Key — Lock — Safe — Experts AUTO SALES SPECIALIZING IN PRE OWNED TRUCKS JCees er s JSocfy division of OS. JC. £ n erprises, BOB KEESLER •OWNER 574 CONKLIN ROAD Auto body repair Binghamton, ny 13903 AND REFINISHINC PHONE 722 9478 Phone 723-8385 Binghamton Plaza Binghamton, N. Y. 13901 HUTCHMG5’ Carburetor Service Inc. David Hutchings President 375 Court Street, Binghamton, New York 13904 607) 723-6486 or 6487 Congratulations Class of ’88 from SHAFER’S MARKET, INC. Main Street Kirkwood, N.Y. (607) 775-2347 Oven Fresh Pizza, LOTTO Sun.-Thurs. — 9-9 Delicious Subs Fri. Sat. — 9-10 Sandwiches STUDER’S BODY SHOP 6c GARAGE ROGER STUDER Owner Mike’s Barber Stylist and Darby’s Beauty Shop 709 Conklin Road Binghamton, N.Y. Tues.-Fri. 1 pm to 8 pm Sat. 8 am to 5 pm Beauty Shop by appointment only 724-5424 145 Route 11 R.D. 1 Box 1363 Kirkwood, New York 13795 607-775-4629 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 CONKLIN RELIABLE MARKET 1109 Conklin Road Conklin, New York, 13748 Canon IMP PLAIN PAPER COPIERS Congratulations Class of 1988 Canon («re� ) PERSONAL COPIERS COPY MACHINE SUPPLY Div. of Southern Tier Copy Products, Inc. One Lewis Street Binghamton, New York 13901 mita (607) 772-0437 Canon AUTHORIZED DEALER ii, Ijcnmjsalier inc (L 30X J CONKLIN, N. 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