Union Endicott High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Endicott, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1971 volume:

THESAURUS Union-Endicott High School 1200 East Main Street Endicott, New York Volume XXV And the leaves that were green turned brown 2 . . . so we came back. ABOVE LEFT: Our annual congregation in front of the school. ABOVE RIGHT TOP: The summer emptied homerooms . . . ABOVE RIGHT: . . . were once again occupied. TOP: The line for food in the clubhouse grew longer and longer and longer .... ABOVE: Chess games were played without end in the National Honor Society room. 4 For most of us it was the same old story . . . TOP: Studying in the library was a popular pastime. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Cardone's office was a well-known stop on the way to detention. ABOVE: Jan Diamond pondered the thought of another year in a 313 study hall. . . . with a few slight changes. ABOVE: We started the year with a new regime in Student Government, led by newly-elected President Rob Thomas. TOP: Wow! A new chair in the Honor Society Room. We soon established a routine. ABOVE RIGHT: Fire drills were a welcome interruption, as the exercise cleared our minds. RIGHT: Confusion played an important part in school life, especially in the morning at our lockers. ABOVE: Sooner or later, EVERYONE visited the Guidance Office. TOP: Tony DeGregorio thought. LEFT: Angela Bon- ventre rested. ABOVE: Darcy Miner relaxed. Then the pace began to wear us down. However, there were diversions . . . ABOVE: Victor Barba relieves those fourth period hunger pains. RIGHT: Pep assemblies provided a spirited ending to a tiring day. 10 . . . and the days passed quickly. LEFT: Cindv Holt and iVtark Rought passed the time talking with Kathy Williams. 11 Thro’ the four long years of High School Midst the scenes we know so well, As the mystic charm of knowledge We vainly seek to spell, Or win athletic vict'ries On the football field or tracK. Still we work for dear old U-E And the Orange and the Black. When the cares of life o'er take us, Mingling fast our locks with gray Should our dearest hopes betray us, False Fortune fade away. Still we banish care and sadness As we turn our memories back, recall those days of gladness the Orange and the Black . School — a beginning, an end, and what happened in between. 12 What happened in between: PEOPLE The Professionals • • we teach The Artisans we graduate The Apprentices . . . we learn PLACES we work Student Government....... . . . . 128 Stage Band......................131 Choir...........................132 Scholars........................134 Drama...........................135 Art Seminar.................. . 136 Reed............................137 History Seminar.................138 FTA, GAA........................139 French Club, Spanish Club.......140 Debate Club, Mathletes..........141 Newspaper, Chess Club...........142 History Club, Environmental Action Club..................143 Ski Club........................144 Varsity Club....................146 Co-op...........................147 Cheerleaders....................148 Key Club........................151 N.H.S...........................154 Band............................156 Yearbook ...................... 160 PASTIMES we play Varsity Football...................164 J.V. Football -- J.V. Soccer . . . 168 Intramurals........................169 Varsity Soccer.....................170 Varsity Basketball.................174 J.V. Basketball........'...........178 Varsity Wrestling..................180 J.V. Wrestling.....................184 Swimming...........................186 ‘Golf..............................189 Bowling............................190 Cross-Country......................192 13 The Professionals Administration The newly-created post of Administrative Assis- tant was most capably filled by one of our former History teachers, Mr. Eugene Clayton. Mr. Clayton primarily assisted Mr. Popelka and Mr. Cardone with atten- dance and disciplinary problems. ABOVE: Mr. Popelka -- Prin- cipal; ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Cardone -- Vice Principal; RIGHT: Mr. Clayton. QQ)mOOlOO 'J TOP RIGHT: Dr. Zimmerman, Superintendent of Schools; TOP LEFT: Mr. Powell, Ass't. Superin- tendent; ABOVE: Mr. Bortnick, Ass't. Superinten- dent; Board of Education: BACK: Mr. Butz, Mr. Saraceno, Mr. Brower, Mr. Dopp. SEATED: Mrs. George, Mr. Reavis. Not pictured: Mr. Zur. The U-E school district welcomed a new face to Colonial Hall. Dr. Zim- merman, superintendent of schools, took over after Mr. McLean's departure for the Binghamton School System. English Department Course choices offered in Senior English. Semester courses on Dante's INFERNO, My- thology, the Bible as well as many others, were offered for the first time this year to seniors. This was the beginning of a new Pro- gram, APEX, which is designed to give stu- dents a choice as to the type of English pro- gram they prefer to follow. A similar pro- gram is to be inaugurated for the junior and sophomore classes in subsequent years. 18 English Department New faces, new methods, but the English remained the same. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Manker. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Fiorenza. LEFT: Mr. Anechiarico. ABOVE: Mr. Hoesel. English Department Top Right: Mrs. Andolina; Above: Mr. Evans; Right: Mr. Ryan. Not pictured: Mrs. Minor. 22 Top Left: Mrs. Griffiths — Librarian. Right: Mrs. Gale, Mrs. Atkinson. Above: Mrs. Tellep. Right: Mrs. Little — Librarian. 23 Business Department The economic crisis of 1970-71 forced IBM to can- cel the Co-op program in late January. However, not all was gloomy. Several new Non-Regents courses were offered -- one-semester Business Law, Non-Regents Business Arithmetic and Office Practice I-B. Office Practice students had the opportunity to acquire skills on up-to-date equipment such as electronic calcula- tors. 24 Language Department TOP: Mr. Angeline, Latin; TOP RIGHT: Miss Lord, French; ABOVE: Mrs. Dodson, German, French; RIGHT: Mr. O’Connell, German, Supervisor. Two French teachers made their debut in U-E's hallowed halls. Miss Lord and Mrs. Hunt were welcome additions to the Language Dept, where the battle of the verb was waged daily. 27 Science Department ABOVE: Mr. Teubert; ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Lawton; RIGHT: Mrs. Mueller. No great explosions rocked the labs this year, although there were no lack of attempts made. Due to the fine bargaining powers of the vet- eran members of this department, no lives were lost. However, the lack of beakers, safety glasses and other materials made the general rule: ’’When in doubt, improvise. And Sarge's voice can still be heard ringing down the hall, Let's go, girls! 28 31 Industrial Arts Department Left: Mr. Makoske Below: Mr. Vergona Bottom left: Mr. Caveney Bottom right: Mr. Rossi 33 Phys. Ed. Department Far right: Mrs. Honnick; Right: Mrs. Marshall; Bottom right: Mr. Hamilton; Bottom left: Mr. Sylvester. Sophomore girls gave special thanks this year for a change in the style of gymsuits . Leaving behind baggy, knicker-length suits of years gone by, these newly-liberated athletes went forth to leave their mark upon the fashion world (and upon the gym floor). Phys. Ed. Department Mr. Wurtenburg -- Director of Athletics. Special Departments Left: Mr. Jones; Above: Mr. Franklin. 35 Math Department Patient wading through muddles of equations, linear programmings and other such mind-killing parapherna- lia, continued while yet another year of math passed by. A new monster of math joined the ranks of U-E's math scholars in the form of a com- puter -- located in Room 309 -- with a terminal link to Harper College. Homework will never be the same. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Goodnow, ABOVE: Mr. Hol- comb, RIGHT: Miss Hartnett. 36 37 Above: Mrs. Bryden. Above Right: Mrs. Poor. Right: Miss Chomyszak. Waves of multi-colored lines, drawings, and assorted sketches surrounded anyone who chanced to enter the Art room. Exhibits by various students in the library showed the talent and the skill that are as much a part of school as studying. 38 Music Department The band, the orchestra, the choir. Sound. That's what its all about. 39 BELOW: Mr. Sweeney; BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Wilson; BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Har- vey; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Smith. History Department 40 LEFT: Mr. Archer BELOW: Miss Coccetti BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Everts BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Sudick. Nowhere have so many viewed so much in so short a space of time and learned so intensely while being taught so ear- nestly (breath) as in the History Depart- ment. Veni, vidi, cognovi. 41 Guidance Department Top Left: Mr. Hclt Top Right: Mr. Mitten Above: Mr. Rose Right: Mr. Cowan. Opposite Page, Bottom Right: Miss Griffith, Director of Guidance. Secretarial Staff Secretary. Keeping track. Filing. Sorting. Helping. Typing. Running. Mailing. Planning. Counting. Worrying. Erasing. Caring. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Hubbel; TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Huf- ford; ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Morrissey; ABOVE MID- DLE: Miss Brainerd; ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Kjelgaard; RIGHT: Mrs. Starring; FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Hughes. REGISTRATION CARD 1. Full name (last name) (present 2. Birth yes □ no □ name) (any name) (check one) (mo.) (day) (year) (time) (weight) 3. Sex yes □ no □ male □ female □ undecided □ (check one) 4. Home address (street) (village) (county) (country) 4a. Parent’s address_________________________________________________________ 4b. Mailing address_______________________________ 4c. Total address____________________________________________________________ 4d. Your address_____________________________________________________________ 5. Full name of Father_____________________________________ Father’s maiden name 5a. Full name of Mother______________________________________pother’s maiden name 5b. Full name of Mother's brother's father___________________________________ 5c. Living?______________occupation______________________ phone______________ 5d. Dead?________________occupation_______________________phone ____________ 6. Does mother work outside of home___________Does mother work in home____ 6a. Does mother work ___________(oh really) 7a. Counselor's name rank serial no. 7b. Course: academic 1 _l business I 1 pre-med.l 1 8. Telephone no.. home (check one) school friend (?) 9. Emergency yes i i no C | possibly 1 1 when? (check one) 10. Do not write on this line_______________ (please print) 45 The Artisans Vanessa Adams Connie Allis Linda Arnold David Arvonio John Barcak Deborah Barton Richard Bastiano Pictured Above: Joan Ciak James Balles Patricia Billies Claudia Battisti 48 Otto Becker John Benninger Donald Bemont Thomas Bemardi JoAnn Benedetti Angela Bevilacqua Scott Benjamin Linda Bianco 49 Ann Bitonti Albert Blazey Karen Bonsick Victoria Bilbrey Mark Biscardi Rosemary Bontempo Above Joel Dailey Above Right: Dave Consol Angela Bonventre Raymond Bottino Rodger Boutelle Far Left: Angie Perfetti — Fall Queen Left: Eileen Sullivan onald Boyd Mary Brady Emma Bragaglia Robert Brhel 51 Paul Cerasaro Gary Chapman Steven Choquette Joan Ciak Joseph Charma Thelma Chilson Below Nation State of 201 -- Knights of the Round Table. Left: Jan Diamond. Carol Cannon Susan Cassidy John Conaty Carol Cooper Class Couple (s) Joseph Ciarlei Thomas Ciotoli Penny Columbia Samuel Consol 54 Below: Claire Kucera and Vince DiStefano; Right: Tony Santacrose and Pete Stanko. David Consol Peter Como Bernard Convertino Charles Corby Joanne Cortright Susan Coryell Ronald Croft Mark Corwin Robin Crouse Above: Sam Consol. Left: Denise Denmon, Dennis Curatolo Charlene Dahms Doris Dean Anthony DeCregorio Kenneth DelBianco David De Angelo Terry DeHaas Shirley DeMatteis Joel Dailey Debra Darpino Linda Davis Lucinda Davis Top: Rick Julian; Above: Don Bemont. Vincent DiStefano Carol Dixon Pictured Above: Dave Kohut Right: THE ROWDIES Steven Earley Pamela Eaton David Edick Donna Edwards The Only Thing Left To Look Forward To Was The Future. Above: Jet Turns, Senior Class President, alias Class Anita Engvoll Denise Eno Sweetheart, alias the Most Handsome Boy in the class. Karen Erat Josephine Errigo Left: George Kondrach, Joe Lunga, Mike Knight. Marcia Edwards 59 Richard Esserman Thomas Evans James Exley Robert Fedich Top: Dean Pomeroy, Tiger, Renee Fairs. Above: The world from CVI. Patricia Evanitsky Rita Everts Renee Fairs Timothy Fellows Left: Joe Coppola. Above: Wade Wykstra. Robert Ferris Richard Fiacco Angelo Fiori Linda Foertsch Diane Follis Kenneth Fontana Linda Fontana Roxanne Forster Top: Rick Esserman, Mark Biscardi, John Foster, Jeff Becker. Above: Jean Iacovazzi, Pat Salamida. John Foster Mary Franchini Barbara Fuller Judith Gardner Rocco Fragnito Edward Frieser John Galembush Cecilia Garren 62 Top: Sally Hover, voted girl most likely to succeed, and Cheryl Pollard study for up- coming exams. Above: Angie Bevilaqua — Foggiest girl in the Senior Class. Diane Goida Arthur Gorman Debora Gransky Donna Green Rae Ann Gordon Brian Gosart Diane Green Susan Green 64 Elaine Greiner Hollen Groff Patricia Guidici Jeffrey Hall Mark Hamlin Richard Hanakovic David Haney Jerome Hanley Left: A pensive Don Tripp . . . Above: . . . and an equally pensive Joe Buran. Right: Ellen Shear, Ken Tripp. Below: Ken DelBianco. Linda Harper Margaret Hawley Pamela Harris Regina Haworth Richard Hartmann Barbara Herbaugh Richard Hauptfleisch Lynne Hess Above: Deb Prislupsky, Al Blazey. Martha Hess John Hlavac Rick Hollenbeck Larry Hromalik Rickey Hesse Ellen Hoffman Sally Hover Virginia Hughes Lynn Higby Beverly Hinman Teri Huntley Karen Hyde AnneMarie Jakubek Diane Johnson Robert Hutcheson Jean Iacovazzi Steven Jelinek Richard Julian We Can Say, “At Last!” I Marilyn Karl Deborah Keho Pictured above: Pete Stanko -- Wittiest Boy in the Senior Class. 68 Michael Kelly Cynthia Knapp Karis Keough Lois Knapp Robert Ketchuck Cheryl Knight Martha Kettis Michael Knight Ann Koby David Kohut George Kondrach Craig Koval Above: AngPerfetti, Class Sweetheart, pauses a moment to talk to a friend. 69 Bridget Krmenec Marie Krmenec Robert Kropp Claire Kucera Above left: Scott Ben- jamin volunteers his opin- ion while Barb Fuller and Marilyn Karl letter a poster for the pep rally. Above right: Pete Como offers words of wisdom to Rob Thomas, Class Btain, at the pep rally. Alan Kuchinsky Ann Kuchinsky Lari Kunsman 70 Kathleen Kushner Thomas LaBarbera Elizabeth LaBare Jill Lamon Above: Rita Everts, Dean Pomeroy, and a little cheese- cake. Above right: Keith Lightbody relaxed in the Senior Commons. Gregory Lane Michael Lane Top: Don Bemont pursued his studies in a quiet corner of the hall. Above: Dennis Curatolo and Renee Fairs viewed the latest developments in Yearbook photography. Victor Laskowski Dena Leibold Cary Leskow Carol Likewise Dean Lawton Aldis Lemesis Terry Lightner Louis Lippolis 72 Top: Joel Dailey. Above: Dave Haney. 73 David Macko Denise Maples David Mariani David Main David Marc a Mario Mariani Michael Mangini Robert Marc a Beth Marinello Below: John Buckla adjusted his hat to pro- tect his ears from the December winds. Bottom: Jerry Hanley and Ken Tripp rapped with Best Dressed Boy, Dave DeAngelo. tr Left: Thelma Chilson Thomas Marino Patricia Martonick Ann Marie Matyas Jeanne Mead Thomas Mason Jeanne Massara Anthony Mastrangelo Mary Ami Matolka Marianne Melmer Richard Merwin Ronald Meza Michael Mihalko Top: Lois Knapp and Bill Wylam passed through the infamous swing- ing doors of U-E. Above: Theresa Petruzelli and Bob O'Brien. Lawrence Morton Robert Moseng Thomas Murphy Karen Murtha Top: Rick Hesse cautiously examined a problem before beginning to work. Above: Group discussion II. 77 Top: Bob O'Brien, Mark Renfro. Above: William Nelson Brent Netherton Vickie Musa Barb Herbaugh. Peter Nielson William Noyd Stephen Myers Nanette Nichols Gary Obialero 78 Top: Gary Wilson. Above: Matt Ciecorka. 79 Patricia Owens George Oxx Nancy Oxendale Patricia Page Robert Obrien James O'Day David Orr AnnMarie Outman Kathyrn Palmer Deborah Paradysz Richard Pari Frank Parise Group discussion. Leo Pe £ Terri Parker Frank Parks Barbara Patrick Top: Marie Putrino, Jeanne Mead, and Mary Ann Matolka. Above: Ben Convertino was deserving of the title Friendliest Boy in the class of 1971. Angela Perfetti Theresa Petruzelli Richard Petrolawicz Joseph Picciano 81 Rudy Pisani Nancy Potest Cheryl Pollard Dean Pomeroy And we grew in wisdom as well as age. Janine Gilmore Below Left: Dale Lukas. Below Right: Donna Greene and Tom Ciotoli. Colleen Popelka Christine Pragacz William Pragacz Debra Prislupsky Darlene Prochnow Janice Prus Carmen Putrino TOP: Meta Parks, Wittiest Girl, clowned during the Fall Queen crowning. ABOVE: George Kondrach. Marie Putrino David Quinlivan Laura Raney Alec Rccd Joseph Queiser Robin Randesi Michael Rano Robert Reed 84 Paul Rheinheimer John Rhinehart Gene Riley Agnes Rokuskie Top: Donna Green. Left: One of 1971 s Class Musi- cians, Tom LaBarbera, combines marching with playing during rehearsal. 85 Camalie Russell Anthony Santacrose Kim Russell Charles Santacrose Sandra Ross Linda Rossi Patricia Salamida Jeannette Saxton Gerald Schiappa Lee Schmidtetter Top left: Joan Ciak. Top right: Jean Iacovazzi and Ann Marie Vitale. Above: Cheryl Thompson seemed to be waiting for something, but not for long. David Schiappa Joanne Schiappa Ellen Shear Patricia Silvcmail William Sloma Gregory Smith William Shurley Linda Simonin Barbara Smith James Smith Teresa Sick Antoinette Signorelli Marianne Skokauckas John Slocum 89 Dale Snyder Stephen Standish Peter Stanko Eileen Sullivan William Snyder LuAnn Staniulus Gillian Stevens Maureen Sullivan Kendra Summers Steven Supa Above: Angie Bevilaqua, with socks in hand, streaks down the hall to her gym class. 90 Gregory Sweetland Stephen Tatko Michael Szeliga Edward Testani Jean Tabarrini Richard Thomas Robert Taggart Robert Thomas Above: Gary Giunipero and Pete Como struck a relaxed pose in the Student Government room between classes. Ronald Thrash Kenneth Tiller Gary Titman Thomas Toth 91 Robert Valek Brian Truax John T urns Lawrence Tuttle Below Left: Don Tripp. Below: Dick Hauptfleisch, Boy Most Donald Tripp Kenneth Tripp Likely to Succeed, thoughtfully considers a friend s comment. Janice Vallese Frederick Vandcrmark Kathleen Vandermark Below Left: Linda Bianco -- Best Dressed Girl. Below Right: Senior Class Musician Kathy Palmer concen- trated on her playing technique. John V anFossen 93 Terri Vandermark Carol Vanek Richard Vasisko Donna Virun Nicholetta Vitale Matt Vivona Christine Ward Deborah Warters Kim Washam Linda Wells Loiraine Weston Above: Kim Washam. Walter Wilce Marlene Wilcox Stuart Wilkins Sharon Williams Wade Wykstra Karen Zablotsky William Wyla Bob Zavatt For every star that falls to earth a new one glows. For every dream that fades away a new one grows. When things are not what they would seem. You must keep following your dream So while my heart is still believing I’ll say goodbye. West of Childhood Rod McKuen Lonnie Wilson John Yacura Christine Wolfe Barbara Yoder Seniors Not Pictured: Anderson, Louis Andrews, Gloria Auffhammer, Robert Bartlett, John Barton, Kathy Bayer, Phillip Becker, Jeffrey Bilka, Julia Blydenburg, Cynthia Bouton, Roxanne Bowen, Richard Brigham, Phyllis Butler, Carlton Butler, Joseph Carris, Theodore Champaign, Greg Chapman, Mark Chilson, Carl Ciccorka, Matthew Clark, Barbara Clark, Sandra Clemente, Richard Coppola, Joseph Davies, James Demyan, Diane Dirlam, Nancy Dunlap, Steven Ellis, Penny Fanara, Ross Fargnoli, Richard Fiore, Joseph Green, Ralph Crippen, Kathy Holmes, Cary Jacobsen, Janice Jaquish, Kim Johnson, Sandra Jurena, Thomas Knight, Patrick Kochinsky, Lori Laskaris, Cindy Lazewski, Joseph Lightbody, Keith Mable, Donald Marsh, Gary McKenzie, John Meyers, Craig Meza, Ronald Monticello, Thomas Morgan, Jarianne Morgan, Joyce Parks, Meta Pavia, Renida Phipps, Elinor Putri no, Carmen Reed, Blair Revelli, Stanley Richards, Gary Richardson, Michael Robinson, Marsha Rodgers, Fred Roma, Frank Rossi, Albert Scales, Eugene Schaffer, Raymond Shuttak, Jeri Sochor, William Spangenburg, Donna Spry, Carole Stabler, Harry Starchok, Dean Streevy, Linda Stroup, David Summers, Kendra Supa, Steve Taylor, Charles Thomas, Sharon Thomson, Cheryl Trabucco, David Tupy, Gary Tyler, Brenda V itale, Ann Marie Vojtisek, John Wahila, Mike Ward, Nancy Wilson, Cary Class Notables Best Dressed Prettiest Most Handsome Wittiest Class Brain Class Musician Most Athletic Class Couple Class Midget Class Giant Most Likely to Succeed Class Sweetheart Foggiest Linda Bianco Debbie Darpino Meta Parks Carol Cooper Kathy Palmer Claire Kuccra Claire Kuccra Debbie Barton Sally Hover Ang Perfetti Angie Bevilacqua Dave DeAngelo Jet T urns Peter Stanko Rob Thomas Tom LaBarbera Tom Mason Vince DiStefano Rick Hanakovic John Slocum Dick Hauptfleish Jet T urns Tom Ciotoli Senior Class Officers: President.................Jet Turns Vice-President............Sally Hover Secretary.................Debbie Prislupsky Treasurer.................Angela Perfetti 97 Apprentices Junior’s magazine sale followed precedent. Margo Alexander Joseph Altavilla Donna Ames Lu Ann Amorese Ronald Anderson Susan Arvonio William Aten Robin Ayers Thomas Baleno Debbie Ball am Beth Balliet David Bango David Bamo Scott Basti an Gerald Bates Eileen Battaglini Wesley Beeman Dale Bemhart Bonnie Besecker Richard Bickham Randy Biggs Michael Bilik Cynthia Billings Laurie Bitonti Lauren Blair Rick Blazavich Renee Blazicek Georgianna Bock Steven Boettger Daniel Boras Mark Borgna Peter Boris Karen Borsellino Deborah Bowen Cindy Boyer Donald Brhel William Briggs Robert Brigham Cindy Korbar and Eileen Battaglini. Below: Cecelia Wintergrass. Christopher Brown Karen Bruce Sharon Buchanan Tod Buchanan Karen Buckley Glen Bulger Shirley Bundga Terrence Burke X James Butz Diane Byer Suzanne Caciola June Caffery Richard Calvasina Celia Cannon Julie Caprio Debra Cardone Maureen Carey Lawrence Carmon Deborah Carris Gerald Carroll Frank Cascio John Catalano Jeffrey Cavanaugh Gerald Cerroni Cathy Chapman Nancy Chapman Sherry Chasteen Debra Ciancio Paula Cimini Maria Ciotoli Denis Clark Dorothy Clark Mary' Clark Diane Clayton — JK Cynthia Clemente Leo Colangelo Mark Cole Linda Colley David Conrad John Convertino Edward Conzola Sharon Cooke Micaela Coryell Mary Covert Marie Cowan Gary Crawford Kathleen Cregger Janis Deland David DeMartine Nancy DeSanctis Gerald Desko Nick Diles Mary DiPietro Timothy Dixon Kathleen Dobbin David Dodge Linda Donahue Thomas Donlick Ann Donovan Roxanne Duffck Daniel Dunn Ronald Dyer Timothy Ebbers Rosanne Eckert Grant Edick Debra Eldred Richard Emmett Kirk Erickson Ingrid Erickson Suzanne Esposito Kenneth Fabian Louis Fabrizio Daniel Fallon Frank Ferencik Ben Fiacco Deborah Finklcy Christine Fiorini Raymond Fiorini Lorraine Fish Carolyn Foster William Fotomy Alan Fox Michael Fragnito Karen French Michael Frigo Christy Gance John Gance Patricia Gance Sue Gance Thomas Gannon Jo Anne Gasbarra Richard Gasbarra Daniel Gaul Michele Gauthier Thomas Geisenhof Robert George Nancy Giacovelli Mary Ann Goida Karen Goodwin Graydon Granger Douglas Grassi Dino Greci Joseph Greco Roger Gregory Richard Gunther Janet Gusefski William Hadamik Nola Haigh Michelle Hamarich Jayne Hanus Frederick Hanyon =— Nancy Hardey Judy Harper Janet Hartmann Maureen Hastings Rita Havel Darlene Hayes Cornelia Heide Pamela Hendrick Dan Hendrix Linda Henry Deborah Herbaugh Bryon Hertzog Douglas Hess Right: Bob Rochon. Tony Hester Lynn Hoeflein Kathy Hogan Betty Holland Suzanne Hooko James House Susan Howard Gary Hranek Mary Jane Hudik Mark Hughes Susan Himsinger Barbara Hunter Gary Iacovelli Jeanne Iannon Robert Ilinot Andrew Incitti Lynne Jackson Ronie Jacobsen Valerie Jeffers Nadine Johnson John Jones Sandra Jones Thomas Jones Patricia Kany Patricia Kaschak Samuel Kelly Susan Kelly Mary Kcough Maureen Kerins Barbara Kerr Sharon Klimek Thomas Knapik Bonnie Knowles 104 George Koban Brent Korba Cynthia Korbar Barbara Kotchick David Kotsubka Elizabeth Krmenec Gary Kropp Gary Ksenak Sandra Ku Alexis Kucera Kathleen Kulasza Mark Kuzio Nancy Kuzina Albert LaBarbera Donald LaCourse Renalou Landsiedel Donna Laskowski Penny Laskowski David Lattimer Gloria Lenzo Annette Lewis Michelle Lewis Lewis Lipka John Lisi Curtis Locffler Patricia Loftus Thomas Logan Richard Lombardi Joanne Lozzi Stephen Lubniewski Babbi Malar key Deborah Manchester Joan Manculich Mary Mangini Darlene Maples Laura Marca Peter Markov ic Sandra Marrer David Marsh Joanne Martin Mark Cole speeds down the hall with his Magic P- F. Flyers. 105 Christmas trees taste good. Michael Mastrangelo Thomas Mast roc Karen Matolka Andy Mattarell Dennis Matteson Charles May Donal Maye Maryanne McKenzie Gregory McQuade Maryjane McQueen Michael Mead Betty Meavin Richard Merwin Doree Meyers Elaine Miller Wayne Miller Deborah Mills Mark Miner Thomas Mirra James Monaco Paula Monaco Gregory Monforte Marcia Moreau Marian Morris Lvnn Morton Mark Moser Melinda Mossew Robin Mott David Mulock Merry Lea Murphy Debra Musa Linda Nabinger Elaine Nardo Andrea Neiley Robert Nemcek Lori Neschleba Gary Neville Carolyn Newberry Maria Nirchi Dorothy Nogaret Robert Northrup James Noyd Virginia Nyce Maria Olevano Patricia Olevano Ronald Oliveira Randi Olsen Richard Olson Stuart Olson Robert On- Nancy Overstrom Carol Owen Gerald Oxx Gary Padgett Janice Padula Rebecca Paglia James Palleschi Joseph Palmasani Jack Palmer Michael Palombo Lynn Pancoast Alfred Paniccia Ronald Parrotte Russell Patterson Cynthia Patton Susan Paul Alex Pavlis Reda Pease John Pecen Gary Pecka Kevin Penrose Thomas Perkins Traceen Perkins Patricia Pero Robert Phillips Colleen Picciano David Picciano Debra Picciano Underclassmen worked hard to prove themselves in the band. 107 Carla Pike Maria Pinto Susan Pipa Debra Pisani Dominic Pisani Salvatore Pisani Stephen Pitkorchemny Joseph Polakovich Walter Pragacz Diane Prislupsky Mary Lou Prislupsky Colleen Pullano Thad Pullano Carla Purdy John Purdy Putri no Adeline Puzo James Randesi V Robert Rankin Billie Ann Raymond Gene Raymondi Kevin Reardon David Recchia Judith Reed W ' Top: Mike Mead relaxes in the doorway of one of U-E's more popular rooms. Right: Daryl Sornberger. Marilyn Renfro Judy Renolds Robert Rliinehart Diane Ripa Cregory Rittenhouse Rita Rizzi Roxanne Rob insky Robert Rochon Laurence Roma Maria Roma Yvonne Roma David Rossi Pamela Rought David Rusnak Elizabeth Ryan Thomas Ryan Gayle Saddlemire Christina Santacrose Debra Sbarra John Scales Dennis Scalzo Patricia Scarinzi Marie Schimmelfing Marsha Schneider Daniel Schofield Virginia Seadler Karen Seastrand John Seebe Lynn Scsny Deborah Shaffer Larry Shaffer Debby Shay Jeffrey Shell Paul Shirley Ann Marie Sick Andrea Sigler Donna Sigler David Sissenstein Ryck Slicklen Richard Smith Zane Smith Marilyn Soper Francine Sorrentino Diane Spangenburg Nicholas Stamato Bernard Stancati Randy Starehok Philip Stearns Mark Stephens Barbara Stuempfle Kathleen Sullivan Michael Sullivan Richard Supa Lucinda Swartz Larry Taft Kellie Taggart David Takach Ralph Terragrossa Anthony Tersmette William Testani Michael Tillotson Helen Tingley Top: Santa Claus roamed the halls of U-E but once a year. Bottom: John Gance, Steve Lubniewski, and Tom Giesenhof departed from class with all deliberate speed. MaryEllen Toth James Tripp Linnet Tse Clifford Tuttle Kenneth Ulsh Michael Vail Claude Valenta Mario Vallone Louis VanBuren Gwen Vanda Janice VanKleeck Damiano Varvaro Valerie Vergona Catherine Vitale Daniel Wahila Ellen Walczyk Judson Wallis Michele Warwick James Wasicki Renee Webb Cyndi Webster Jon Webster Richard Wheeler Janet Whitehead Richard Wilce Philip Wilcox Kathleen Williams David Willson Alan Winans Cecilia Wintergrass Peggy Yager Nancy Younker Joseph Zareski Philip Zatlukal Ronald Zunic Roderic Zur 111 Donald Adams Laura Adams Thomas Adams Pamela Alimonti Kim Allen Katherine Alton Douglas Ames Frank Amorese Suzanne Amorese Carl Anderson Dennis Anderson Dennis Andrus Karen Arcisiewski LuAnne Atkinson Roger Ayers Debbie Babcock Betty Banker Cindy Barger Lynne Bamfather Patricia Bamuni Richard Bartlett Penny Barton Richard Battista John Beaudette Charles Bcavan Dennis Belardinelli Mary Benardes Diane Benjamin James Bennett Karen Bennett Michael Bertoni Edward Bevelacqua Ann Bick Arthur Bickham Ronald Bidwell Kathleen Bilbrey Rosemarie Bilka David Blazey William Blazey Patricia Boda Pamela Bombard John Bond 112 Sophomores were “bemused, bothered, and bewildered” by U-E Chris Bonner Dorothy Bonventre Frank Borrelli Deborah Bortnick Gordon Bowen Sharon Bowen Gary Bowker Charles Bowman Marvin Brannaka Melody Brewer Donna Brill Denise Brinser Diane Brisk Deborah Bronstein Peter Brooks Timothy Brower Barbara Brown Dianne Brown Harold Brown James Brown Sandra Brown Jennifer Bruce Robert Brumbaugh Lawrence Bucek Rebecca Buchanan Alice Bucinell Darrell Bunnell Debra Burnett John Butler Bonnie Butterworth Connie Butterworth Loraine Caforio Debra Caletka Jerry Campbell Laurie Cantwell Kenneth Carr Wendy Ceccherelli Wayne Chadwick Marilyn Chambers Steven Chandler Tony Chernak Albert Chilson Jon Choquette Passing through crowded corridors was an ever present problem Suzanne Christina Thomas Christina Thomas Chudacek Anthony Ciotoli Sam Ciotoli Joseph Clements Gary Clemons Karen Cochar do Vaughn Cochardo Cheryl Cole Charles College Diane Colonna Alan Conklin Marian Connelly Candace Convertino Robert Convertino Patrick Conway Julia Coppola Sherry Cordileon Kenneth Cornell Kathleen Corwin Janet Coryell Dale Courtney David Cowan Robert Crabb Lorrie Croft Susan Cunning Kathleen Czuhanich Lorraine Czuhanich Angelo Damigos Karen Davidson Louis DeBenedittis James DeHaas Mark Denmon Robert Dennis Lorna DeNorellis Terry Dezzutti Denise Dickinson Krista Washam dreams. Thomas Dirlam Rebecca DiSerio Michael Dixon Richard Dixon Jacqueline Donatelli David Dopp Gerald Dougherty Laura Downs James Dranchak Richard Drankoski Michael Drejza Dennis Driver Patrick Duffy Robert Durr Robert Dutkowsky Daniel Dwyer Susan Dyer Gary Edwards Diane Eldred Dennis Emond Brenda Escott Susan Escott Rachel Esserman Lynn Fallon Joanna Fedora Frederick Felton Domenick Fiori Robert Fiori Laurie Fisher Cynthia Flint Debra Fontana Donald Fontana David Foster Patrick Foti Thomas Fotomy Karen Fox 115 Right: Are those real pennies? Bottom: Sophomores cheered en- thusiastically at pep rallies. Christina Fragnito Dana Calus Josephine Gance Cheryl Gasbarra Stewart Geiser Karen George Debbie Gilbert Dale Giles Gina Giovanneli Sandra Giuffrida Mark Gofran David Gowarty Paulette Grant Margaret Greene Robert Gritsavage Francine Guidici Shauna Guidici Richard Guzzey Mark Hamarich Ed Hart James Hart Patti Hart James Havel Steve Hawkins Suzanne Hawley Rob Hawthorne Mary Hayes Andrew Heydeck Christine Higby Bonnie Hill Dave Hill Carolyn Hoag Michael Holmes Sharon Hoppe Charles House Daniel Howard Mary Howard John Howe Alice Hranek John Hritcko Deborah Hrustich Michael Hudock Stephen Hudock Mary Hughes Charles Hurliman Rosemarie Iacovelli Deborah Jackson Cecilia Jakubek Rick Janey Nancy Jankowski Nancy Jelinek Bradley Jones Carl Jones Karen Jones Dale Kadaronak Sherry Kadaronak Bob Kage James Kahler Dave Katsaris Tom Kennedy Rigina Kircher William Kitchin Sally Klenovic Patricia Kochinsky Kathleen Kocur David Komar Margaret Kondrack Paul Konrad Karen Kopec Mark Kucharek Kavid Kunsman Carol Lambrinos Mary Lane Carol Lavo Rahn Lawton Susan LeDrew Michael Lee Robert Lee Marylee Lefcheck 117 Charles Lehr Iize Lemesis Michael Lemmon Joseph Liberto Casey Littlejohn Elaine Livingston Mary Ann Longo Nancy Longo Robert Longo Kenneth Lord Edmund Lubniewski Brian Lukas David Lukens Samuel Lups Cheryl Macbeth Susan Machalek Lorraine Maerkl Martin Magee Ronald Maron Thomas Marrer John Marshall Anthony Martin Thomas Mason Mark Mastroianni Patricia Masucci William Matolka John Maty as Lavada May Patricia Mayers Elizabeth MeAndrew Connie Meagher Steven Mihalko Derek Milaski Barbara Miller Cheryl Miller James Miller Thomas Miller Jay Miner Dennis Mitchell Joseph Monaco Michelle Monaco Daniel Monforte Donna Monroe Marianne Mooney Sally Morgan Charles Morris Mark Moseng Top: Janet Coryell. Above: Claudiann Reed. James Mosteller Robert Mott Fran Mrva Cynthia Muckey Nino Muggeo David Myers Scott Nash Debra Neville David Nichols Richard Northrup Wendy N orton Susan Novak Susan Novak Edward Novelli Daniel Nulton David Nulton Debbie O'Connor Kathleen Ogozaly Sheila Olenski David Oliveira April Olsen Cynthia Olsen Cynthia Osenni Cary Owen Jeanine Pagnani Daniel Palmisano Mario Palombo Constance Paolucci Edward Paradysz Patricia Parette Michael Parson Michael Pecka Aimee Pellerin Richard Pellett David Peters Yvonne Petrolawicz Jeannine Petuh John Picciano - Maricstelie Pipan David Pisani Mark Pisani Mary Podany Angelo Porcari Paula Porretta Bruce Potter Foster Powell Marisa Pozzi Michael Putrino Robin Raiti Philip Rak William Rason Roseannc Raspanti Frances Rea Richard Reaves Claudiann Reed Debra Reed Kenneth Rehurek Lisa Rhcinhc inter Terry Richards Judy Richardson Bonnie Rochon Thomas Rokuski Kathy Roma Terence Roma Tony Roma Ida Romano David Rose Susan Rosengrant Richard Rouse Randy Ruggieri David Russ James Ryan Martin Sabraw Charles Sansky Darccl Santacrose Thomas Santacrose 121 New classes, new friends, new hopes for the future. Edward Scalzo Paul Schenk Harold Schermerhorn Wayne Schmidtetter Paul Schneider John Schofield Stephen Schofield Deborah Schuhle Mindy Schwart? John Scordi no David Scott Charles Seeger Roxane Sementclli Ronald Seniska Raymond Sergi David Shaffer Jan Shawkey Ronald Shear Peter Shell James Shirley Mary Sick Karen Silvernail Donald Simonson David Simpson Donna Simpson David Sinacore Scott Sinnett Eileen Sissenstein Frank Skierski Ray Slocum Vickie Smacher Lisa Smith David Snover Keith Solomon Helen Soper Daryl Sornberger Diane Spacek Cynthia Spencer Thomas Spencer Eileen Sissenstein and Jeff Brower John Spry Holly Stack Theresa Staniato Terry Stanton Gerald Starchok Jacqueline Sterns Suzanne Stiller Mary Jane Stone Robin Sullivan Marc Surin Mark Swanson Sue Sweetland Victor Tabarrini Thomas Tait Angela Tanzini Alan Tatich Karen Tatko Janice Taylor Lawrence Testani Jeffrey Thomas Penny Thomas Suzanne Tiller Terry Titman Gregory Titus Kathleen Torino Roseann Toth William Tozer Thomas Valenta Peter Vallese Debra Vandermark Patricia Vandermark Carol Vanderpool Marcel VanRijt Joan Vargason Barrett Vaughn Pamela Veruto Richard Vokulich Leander Wage Robert Wagner 1 ' ' Right: Barb Hunter, Peggy Green, Paula Porretta, Debbie Gilbert. Gary Wahila Bernard Walburger Margaret Walczyk Susan Ward David Wasson Michael Weber Donald Wargo Krista Washam Steven Wegner Robert Welch Brenda Wells Ralph Wcnner Michael Wheeler Robert White Sherry Wike Patricia Wilce Teresa Wilcox Michael Wild Debra Williams Debra Williams Jacqueline Willis Sue Ellen Wilson Laura Winkler Nancy Winters Charlotte Wood Michael Wood Scott Wood Rose Youdas Peter Zablotsky Vince Zaccheo V----— Irene Zagoras ' Lisa Ann Zavatto Richard Zimmer JoAnn Zizak James Zweig Mark Zweig Underclassmen Not Pictured: Juniors Sophomores Abalofia, Miriam Adamek, Michael Amorcse, Darlene Arnold, Diana Balles, Paul Barba, Victor Barnhart, Chris Bayer, David Bender, Gloria Braceio, Joseph Buckingham, Richard Carey, David Cicri, Barbara Clemente, Richard Cole, Rick Cummings, Walter David, Deborah DePhillip, Paul Folli, Raymond Gaige, Michael Gaumer, Jo Anne Grasso, Anthony Grippen, Kathy Grover, Ellen Guidici, Philip Hollis, Donald Holt, Cynthia Hoppe, Susan Howe, Claude Johnson, James Keyes, Charles Lane, Joan Lane, Robert Leonard, Douglas Lusht, Gary Malarky, Paulette Mangino, Thomas McPcek, Nan Musso, Nicholas Patrick, Robert Pezzola, Samuel Rembecki, Mark Schmidt, Philip S he pardson, C wendo lyn Tabarrini, Jean Vallese, Cynthia Williams, Joseph Woods, Joyce Bernard ini, David Carris, George Conklin, Roy Copp, Gregory Davison, Hessel Falcone, Marc Fox, William Frost, Robert Fuller, Jeanette Gance, Joseph Gianfrante, Carla Grover, Lauren Haworth, Jeff Horton, Terry Huffman, Donald Johnson, Richard Juser, James Kollar, Paul Krmcnec, Andrew Mable, Karen McLain, Beth Ann Miner, Darlene Monticello, Robert Newman, Rose Pero, Mary Jo Pizzutti, Gina Portorsnok, Joseph Prochnow, Richard Puzo, Concetta Rando, Gary Rano, David Roma, Anita Rosko, John Shannon, Patrick Spear, Diane Stiner, John Tatich, Renee Junior Class Officers: President.....................Bob Brigham Vice-President.................Rick Cole Secretary......................Beth Ryan Treasurer......................Michele Hamarich Sophomore Class Officers: President....................Jim Dranchak Vice-President...............Jackie Donatclli Secretary....................Peggy Greene Treasurer....................Tom Santacrose 125 Student Government undertook civic and charity projects. Showing a lively concern for others, Student Gov- ernment promoted several charity drives, contrib- uting to the United Fund and supporting a child in Columbia. Members also visited the Susquehanna Valley Home (right and below) where they gave the youngsters happy afternoons to remember. ROW 1: K. Reardon, D. Bemont, R. Fedich, J. Diamond, R. Thomas -- President. ROW 2: T. De- Gregorio, A. Blazcy, S. Jelinek —Vice President, B. Ryan — Secretary, M. McKenzie, B. Raymond. ROW 3: D. Hill, R. Olson, B. Briggs, A. Matyas, P. Como, C. Battisti, K. Kushner, S. Pisani, G. Wahila, M. Schwartz, P. Wilce, P. Malarkey, R. Thomas. ROW 4: D. Darpino, J. Iacovazzi, N. Haigh. 128 Below right: President Rob Thomas, Sgt. -at-Arms Dave Rossi. ROW 1: T. Buchanan. ROW 2: J. Spry, M. Ciotoli, J. Noyd, M. Denmon, D. Monfortc, M. Kondrack, J. Hrit- cko, R. Raspanti, J. Thomas. ROW 3: M. Cowan, T. Seadler, D. Morris, D..Haney, D. Miner, R. Everts, D. Colonna, D. Trabucco, M. Brannaka, W. Chadwick, L. Caforio, J. Hanley, S. Wike. ROW 4: S. Nash, C. Pecka, D. Rossi, S. Cummings. ROW 5 . D. Eno, J. Petuh, C. Popelka. Senate committees performed various services for U-E. ROW Is D. Boras, A. Bonventre, S. Hover, D. Kcough, C. Cooper. ROW 2: D. Ciancio, B. Fuller, B. Brigham, T. Mason. ROW 3: P. Laskowski, Y. Roma, B. Patrick, R. Vasisko, R. Blazicek, T. Santacrose, J. Howe, H. David- son, C. Higby, L. Tse, S. Wike, L. Neschleba, L. Simonin, J. Hanus, M. Hamarich. ROW 4: W. Ccccherelli, R. A. Gordon, J. Padula. “Swing Era” sound was revived in Stage Band performance. The jazz sound of Stage Band once again filled the auditorium at the U-E Band's second annual Guest Artist Concert. Star performer Mr. Clark Terry, of the Johnny Carson Tonight Show” combined his great artistry with the skilled performance of the Stage Band en- semble to reproduce the swing sound of the Big Band era. The concert was highlighted by Mr. Terry's duet with Tom LaBarbera (at left) and Mr. Terry's solo Mumbles . ROW 1: A. Jakubek, M. Falcone, V. Hughes, R. Dyer, J. Buran, S. Ward, T. LaBarbera, M. Corwin, M. Cole. ROW 2: W. Chadwick, L. Lipka, S. Kelly, S. Wegner, D. Cowan, S. Morgan, J. Deland, L. Winkler. ROW 3: B, Potter, E. Conzola, R. Julian, R. Calvasina, R. Olson, L. Hromalik, D. Hrustich, C. Cole, M. Mastrangclo, S. Bocttger, B. Byer, D. Dunn. ROW 4: K. Erickson, D. Pomeroy, D. Howard, F. Parks, J. Butz, A. Winans. 131 Choir promoted fundraising projects for a trip to Maryland. Participating this year in an exchange con- cert program with the band, the Choir spon- sored various fund raising projects for a trip to Maryland during May. The Choir also sent various mem- bers to All-Area and All-State Choirs. Others tried out for place- ments in the Sara- toga Performing Arts Center. These accomplished musi- cians were of great help when the Choir participated in Con- test. Nan McPeek, Cindy Knapp, Sandy Marrcr, Debbie Kcough, LuAnn Staniulis, Richard Cunther, Mrs. Forbes. ROW 2: Jan DeLand, Kathy Hogan, Greg McQuadc, Lee Schmidtetter, Larry Carmon, David Stroup, Linda Lockwood. Performances at various civic programs was a Choir specialty. ROW Is H. Soper, P. Hart, M. Monaco, S. Morgan, R. Bilka, C. Hint, L. Davis, D. Myers, R. Lawton, J. Wallis, J. Convertino, C. Putrino, J. Howe, R. Kage, J. Monaco, C. Dickinson, D. Kehoe, M. Lewis, M. Chambers, M. Hughes, C. Lavo, C. Osenni. ROW 2: M. Pipan, S. Tiller, D. Neville, K. Jones, D. Simpson, D. Burnett, D. Miner, D. Brin- ser, B. Wells, E. Sissenstein, P. Parettc, J. Clemente, R. Crabb, K. Erickson, L. Carmon, G. Wilson, R. Gunther, R. Gordon, C. MacBcth. L. Hess, B. Brown, M. Soper, M. Renfro, C. Newberry, M. McKenzie, D. Hayes, L. Lockwood. ROW 3: R. Newman, L. Staniulis, C. Knapp, S. Guidici, S. Machalek, J. DeLand. B. Stuempflc, B. Ryan, C. Pope- lka, R. White, M. Magee, R. Meza, D. Stroup, R. Reaves, R. Walburger, D. Hill, M. Weker, J. Coryell, A. Hranek, C. Lambrinos, C. Wintergrass, B. Byer, D. Dickinson, L. Maerkl, S. Ward, S. Cunning. ROW 4: S. Marrcr, D. Ripa, J. Taylor, M. Pcro, A. Lewis, L. Winkler, H. Stack, K. Mable, S. Stiller, L. Marea, K. Hogan, W. Schmidtetter, K. Lord, M. Parsons, J. Brower, R. Cole, L. Schmidtetter, G. McQuadc, C. Titus, A. Matyas, B. Fuller, C. Cole, M. Cowan, D. Bortnick, L. Blair, L. Simonin, E. Livingston, N. McPeek, M. Alexander, M. Pozzi. Not Pictured: T. Burke, R. Scegcr, B. Hinman. 133 Scholars abounded at U-E. National Merit commended students and finalists: Pictured: S. Coryell, M. Biscardi, K. Russell — Finalist, R. Everts, C. Cooper, K. Keough. Not Pic- tured: J. Becker, S. Consol, K. DelBianco, R. Haupt- flcisch, J. Jacobsen, S. Jclinek, G. Kondrach,M. Mihalko, W. Snyder, M. Wilcox, R. Thomas -- Finalist. Syracuse Citizenship Scholars: Pictured SEATED: J. Foster, K. Russell. STANDING: T. Pullano, J. Hanus, C. Cooper, T. Petruzclli. Not Pictured: R. Cole, B. Ryan, D. Miner. Regents Scholarship Winners: Not Pictured: J. Becker, B. Byer, S. Consol, J. Coppola, M. Cor- win, K. DelBianco, E. Greiner, R. Hauptfleisch, L. Hromalik, J. Jacobsen, S. Jelinek, G. Kond- rach, J. Mead, M. Mihalko,D. Miner. J. O'Day, K. Palmer, F. Parks, W. Snyder, R. Thomas, K. Tripp, J. Turns, M. Wilcox. SEATED: R. Everts, D. Bemont, S. Coryell, K. Russell. STANDING: T. Evans, J. Foster, C. Cooper, C. Pollard, K. Keough, M. Melmer, R. Fedich. S. Myers, M. Biscardi. Advisor was honored in tenth year of service to the Drama Club. In recognition of Mr. Gallagher’s dedicated service as advisor to its members, the Drama Club held a testimonial dinner for him. Mr. Popelka pre- sided at the presenta- tion of the plaque. (Above). ROW Is L. Hess, S. Cooke, C. Jakubek, C. Allis, A. Jakubek. J. Coryell. ROW 2: B. Kre- menec, P. Balles, J. Balles, J. Wallis. ROW 3: B. Wylam, D. Bemont, J. Yacura. 135 Art Seminar served as a forum for talent. SM peiic U SPONSORED By RT CPHihOR Art Seminar was one of the more act- ive clubs this year, launching several fund raising affairs which were the direct result of the talents of the members. As one of their under- takings, members offered to photograph candid or formal poses for those who wanted them. ROW 1: SEATED: T. Sick, C. Chapman, G. Saddlemire, A. Sculley, M. Cowan. ROW 2: SEATED: A. Fiori, L. Lippolis, P. Loftus, K. Washam, J. Bcncdetti, D. Prochnow. STAND- ING: K. Keough, M. Covert, T. Puliano, G. Vanda, S. Bundga, C.Santacrose, J. Balles, J. Pagnani, M. Nicholas, D. Eno. 136 The Reed was a show case for student literary talents. The Reed, the students literary magazine, under the supervision of Mr. Hoesel, produced another fine magazine. Articles were written by students themselves. The Reed staff then reviewed the articles deciding which should be pub- lished. Darlene Prochnow as editor and Kathy Kulasza as assistant editor contributed greatly to its outcome. ROW 1: Rita Havel, Darlene Prochnow, Colleen Popclka, Pat Baraum, Lynne Jackson, Jenny Bruce. ROW 2: Suzanne Hooko, Rachel Esserman, Kathy Kulasza, Ike Lemesis, Carol Peloke, Denise Eno, Jayne Hanus. ROW 3: Bill Snyder, Elizabeth McAndrew, Karen Seidel, Gwen Vanda, Janet Coryell. ROW 4: Joel Dailey, Mike Knight, Don Bemont. 137 History Seminar’s New York City trip promoted various fundraising projects. ROW Is SEATED: P. Gance, R. O'Brien, L. Foertsch, P. Kaschak, J. Lunga, M. Cowan, D. Kohut, V. Bilbrey, G. Lenzo, D. Ciancio, S. Caciola, R. Fiorini. ROW 2: C. Gance, N. Giacovelli, L. Morton, L. Wilson, J. Buckla, D. Morris, D. Quinlivan, B. Smith, T. Scadler, G. Oxx, G. Schoonover, K. Zab- lotsky, T. Perkins, B. Brigham, K. Bilbrey, J. Galembush, K. Dobbin, L. Wells. History Seminar, well known for their numerous bake sales and spaghetti sup- pers, used their funds wisely on a New York City sightseeing tour. 138 Future Teachers Of America was revived under new direction. The F.T.A. Club was revived this year under the direction of Mr. Kennedy. Members spent their free periods getting practical teaching experience by teaching classes or tutor- ing individual students, both at U-E and also at various elementary schools within the district. SEATED: J. Diamond, K. Kush- ner, D. Virun, A. Sculley, M. Biscardi, STANDING: J. Hanus, C. Clemente, M. Schimmelfing, R. Bontenipo. ROW 1: K. Hogan, R. Rizzi, S. Wilson, K. Tatko, S. Pipa, ROW 2: C. Miller, D. Hcrbaugh, Mrs. Marshall, L. Cantwell, P. Bar- num, R. Havel. Girls Interscholastic Volleyball team was the first in U-E s history. Coached by Mrs. Marshall, these girls got an excel- lent opportunity to partici- pate in athletic competition with other area schools. Girls’ Athletic Association was the “last word” in physical fitness. Spanish Club was reformed this year to pro- vide its members an opportunity to study Spanish cus- toms and history. Advised by Mrs. Strauss, a new- comer to the system, the club hoped to award a scholarship to a student to further his studies. Spanish Club members renewed club activities. French club, in order to under- take a trip to New York City in the spring, promoted such fund raising activities as a candy sale and re- quired dues. French Club sold candy to finance N.Y.C. trip. Debate took a special interest in pollution. The debate team, coached by Mr. Carpenter, joined the debate clubs all across the nation in debat- ing the national topic: Re- solved: The Federal Gov- ernment should establish finance and administer programs to control air and water pollution in the United States. T. Christina, D. Barno, J. Hanus, R. Jacobsen, M. Hastings. Not Pictured: J. Bruce, L. Hesse, L. Jackson. SEATED: K. Russell, L. Tsc. STANDING: D. Rossi, J- Sccbec, R. Thomas. Not Pictured: J. Fos- ter, D. Hauptfleisch, B. Sloma, C. Putrino. Our mathletes had a very successful year often placing first or second out of ten schools at area meets. Kim Russell, the only third-year member, accumulated the highest total number of points which greatly assisted our team to victory. Mathlete victories “added up.” Chess Club was revitalized and the Newspaper was revived. ROW 1: D. Marea, T. Evans, ROWr 2: J. Diamond. M. Mariani, S. Meyers, K. Russell, J. Foster. ROW 3: D. Lukas, R. Hartman, B. Lukas. Chess Club meetings were quiet compared to other clubs as the skill involved had noth- ing to do with noise. Highly polished techniques were the order of the day. Once again the Tornado tried to bring news of the school to U-E stu- dents. This time, under new manage- ment -- Melinda Mossew as editor, Mr. Palka as ad- visor - - the Tor- nado staff published a few issues. We should look forward to next year's news- paper which will be able to get a fresh start in September. ROW 1: M. Mangini, L. Tse, M. Mossew -- Editor, J. Dranchak, T. Christina. ROW 2: E. Miller, R. Jacobsen, J. Ilanus, M. Hastings, M. Pinto, S. Pipa. ROW 3: L. Neschleba, D. Simpson, D. Curatolo, M. Schimmelfing, M. Parsons. Students for Environmental Action demonstrated concern for others. ROW 1: Ron Shear, Linnet Tse, Kathy Kulasza, Cindy Clemente. ROW 2: David Sisscnstein, Jim Palleschi, Jim Ballcs, Diane Spangcnburg, Pat Balles, Lynn Hess, Suzanne Hooko, Joanne Casbarra, Debbie Hrustich, Ronie Jacobsen, Jayne Hanus. The Students for Environ- mental Action participated in many worthwhile projects and experiments. Raising money for the Broome County Action for Clean Air Committee by selling ecology flags, and the test for pollu- tion in the snow were among their most significant endea- vors . N.Y.C. trip was promised to History Club. A car wash and bake sale in the fall, and a candy sale in winter financed History Club's day trip to New York City. Advised by newcomer Mr. Smith, the club notably increased its membership. m (h Z 0N WKctor W CHHDMrt CIASS£S By Uf mMun mv KINDS • Uyj.fi MO um not mrm ntsm m i00K Of Tin USSOtS 2 BSC Top Left: Mr. Lawton. Above Left: Jack Palmer and Dean Pomeroy. Above Right: Beth Balliet. An avalanche of new members joined U-E's largest club this year. While taking lessons at Greek Peak, the usual ski trip destination, students of the art learned to ski by perform- ing an acrobatic dance known as ‘'snowplowing” to the oldtimers. This is a highly explicit term as many onlookers would swear as they watch some unfortunate novice roll, not ski, down a slope. This is known as “taking a powder. And still the Abominable skier stalks the stark, starry slopes. Ski Club was a change of pace — from snow-balling to snow-plowing. Top: Mr. Anechiarico. Above Left: Ray Fiorini. Above Right: Pete Niel- sen. Left: Barb Fuller. Varsity Club proposed a plan to visit N.I.T. ROW 1: G. Schoonover, B. Wylam, J. Brower, M. Mariani, D. Bastiano, J. Hanley, W. Briggs, J. Buran. ROW 2: B. Noyd, R. Boutelle, W. Pragacz, L. Fabrizio, S. Benjamin, D. Kohut, ROW 3: D. Marea, T. Ryan, R. Reardon, Z. Smith, R. Thomas, M. Vivona. ROW 4: G. Wahila, R. Bidwell, W. Miller. Once again Varsity Club sponsored the (now an- nual) Donkey Basketball game between its members and the faculty. Funds from this game were to be used for a projected trip to N.I.T. in the spring. Co-op offered members practical business experiences. Although canceled during the middle of the year, due to budget problems, CO-OP offered its participants experience in secretarial prac- tice and first-hand knowledge of business work. ROW Is S. Green. ROW 2: D. Gransky, L. Fontana, A. Rokuskie, L. Rossi, M. Krmenec, D. Paradysz, D. Maples. ROW 3: C. Cannon, M. Hess, C. Dahms, M. Edwards, D. Johnson. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders combined spirit and concern to inspire the “Tiger Team”. Right: Debbie Ciancio, Diane Prislupsky, Kathy Kushner, Antoinette Signorelli — Co- Captain, Debbie Prislupsky, Barb Hunter, Penny Laskowski. Not pictured: Marilyn Karl — Co-Captain, Mary Clark. J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders filled the gym with out — pourings of spirit. ROW Is P. Greene, Co-Capt. , L. Kucera, Co-Capt. , S. Wike. ROW 2: C. Korbar, P. Porretta, M. Murphy, D. Gilbert. ROW 3: L. Neschleba, K. Buckley. Football Cheerleaders were a source of enthusiasm and pride for the entire school. KNEELING: Debbie Darpino, Michelle Hamarich, Marcia Moreau. ROW 2: Yvonne Roma. ROW 3: Diane Johnson, Linda Wells. ROW 4: Jean Iacovazzi, Claire Kucera, Sue Green. ROW 5: Barb Pat- rick, Angie Perfetti, Joan Ciak. Key Club functioned as an aid to, and an organizer of, charity. Left: Dick Hauptfleisch, President, conducts a meeting while Steve Jelinek ponders a problem. Below: Joe Picciano. ROW 1: John Convcrtino, Tom Perkins, Dick Hauptfleisch, Dave Bamo, Bill Briggs, Joe Braccio. ROW 2: Rick Bastiano, Rick Thomas, Tony Dc Gregorio. ROW 3: Joe Buran, Rick Fiacco, Bill Noyd, Pete Como, Steve Jelinek, Rick Hesse, Tom Ryan, Cary Neville. ROW 4: Jerry Hanley, Joe Picciano, Dave Haney, Gary Guinipcro, A1 Blazey, Rob Thomas V.P. 151 The “Faculty Bombers” survived yet another Key Club onslaught. In the second annual Greg Latta Memorial Bas- ketball game, it was once again a question of who could commit the greatest number of unnoticed fouls, the Key Club nice guys or the Faculty bad guys . No irreperable damage was done except to the Key Club- bers' pride as they were once again downed by their perennial opponents. Money raised was used for the Greg T Memorial Scholarship awarded to a senior boy who possesses the same quali- ties of scholarship, leader- ship, responsibility, citi- zenship and maturity that Greg had. Top: Advisor Mr. Harvey took a rest with some team- mates between quarters. Above: Mr. Hoover and Rick Thomas strained for a jump ball. Above right: Cary Ciunipero, Jerry Hanley, Mr. Carpenter. ROW 1: J. Dranchak, J. Picciano, C. Putrino, R. Dutkowsky, M. Frigo. ROW 2: G. Wahila, J. Miner, D. Gaul, B. Crabb, J. Butz. ROW 3: B. Reid, D. Tripp, D. DcAngelo, J. Brower, M. Cole, T. Dezzuti, R. Fiorini, B. Brigham. Key Club cheerleaders” were exuberant supporters of team morale. ROW 1: Kim Russell, John Foster, Theresa Pctruzzelli, Angie Bonventre. ROW 2: Steve Meyers, Kathy Palmer, Dick Hauptfleisch. Joe Buran, Steve Jelinek, Rick Hesse, Joe Coppola, Rob Thomas. ROW 3: Carol Cooper, Rita Everts. “Scholarship, leadership, character, and service” were a part of N.H.S. Inductions from April and September of 1970 (all Seniors) and an induction in the spring of 1971 for juniors swelled the ranks of the Na- tional Honor Society to almost 50 members. The NHS room was ’’Home away from home for many as it offered the companionship of one's fellow students. As part of their pledge of ser- vice to the school, members tutored those who needed help in any subject. They also worked to raise money for service scholarships which they awarded to three of their number who had con- tributed the most to the Society. ROW Is Frank Parks, Karis Kcough, Rcncc Fairs, Marianne Melmer, Colleen Popelka, Cheryl Pollard. ROW 2: Larry Hromalik, Bob Fcdich, Darcy Miner, Sue Coryell, Jean Iacovazzi, Sally Hover. ROW 3: Don Bcmont, Tom LaBarbcra. 155 Marching Band captured 8th place at State Fair. In 1970 State Fair competition at Syra- cuse, U-E's Marching Band placed 8th out of 47 participating high school bands from all over N.Y. State. This was the highest placing of any high school band in the area. Kirk Erick- son, the band's drum major, also received recognition in competi- tion, as he was awarded 3rd place in that cate- gory. Top: A peace sign . . . Right: . . . and a stylized view of mountains were high- lights of Pollution Show 70 half-time. Below Left: Trium - verate -- Mr. Scagnoli, Wayne Chadwick -- announcer, Mr. Slcchta -- Ass’t. Director. Marching Band had a half-time record of eight wins, no losses in a clear showing of superior march- ing and playing ability. Saving the best for last, the band turned the tables on their director, Mr. Joseph Scagnoli, by form- ing a huge JOE on the field --a tribute to his leadership and ability as band director -- during the Homecoming game half-time. ROW Is K. Ericson, L. Czuhanich, M. Wild. ROW 2: D. Denmon, M. Drejza, R. Thomas, J. Scales, K. Ulsh R. Julian, C. Oxx, M. Wood, A. LaBarbera, R. Olsen, R. Rizzi, R. Calvicino, E. Consola, K. Cregger, M. Pinto, J. Deland, D. Ciancio. ROW 3: C. Cooper, M. Hudick. ROW 4: R. Fairs, R. Duffek, S. Pipa, C. Ward, S. Coryell, B. Fedich, N. Jelinek, L. Cantwell, J. Coryell, C. Olsen, C. Jakubek, D. Byer, S. How- ard, N. Giacovclli, P. Rought, S. Chasteen, B. Balliet. ROW 5: R. Cordon, C. Fiorini. ROW 6: V. Bilbrey, P. Bombard, S. Ward, K. Palmer, V. Huglics, J. Buran, R. Dyer, D. Sisscnstein, A. Jakubek, J. Thomas, M. Corwin. T. LaBarbera, M. Cole, R. Dutkowsky, M. Falcone, N. Overstrom, L. Knapp, B. Gntsavage, D. Maples. ROW 7: R. Everts, B. Stucmpfle. ROW 8: J. Vallese, F. Parks, B. Byer, M. Mastrangclo, D. Pomeroy, J. Butz A. Winans, S. Bocttger, D. Dunn, D. Howard, C. Beavcn, D. Hrustich, M. Kondrack, B. Potter, B. Snyder, J. Palmer, R. Landseidel. ROW 9: J. Padula, S. Esposito. ROW 10; E. Livingston, J. Fuller S. Wilson, S. Morgan, S. Wegner, B. Jones, B. Brown, D. Cowan, K. Tatko, L. Lipka, M. Hughes, P. Zablotsky, • Wells. D. Brisk, K. Ogazaly, R. Caciarelli, D. Brill. ROW 11s M. Coryell, W. Chadwick, M. Soper. ROW 12: L. Winkler, P. Parret, B. Butterworth, K. French, P. Harris, C. Buttcrworth, D. Maples, M. MaGcc, L. Hroma- lik, D. Giles, K. Bilbrey, J. Reed, R. Olsen, D. Shay, C. Foster, D. Finkley, C. Reed, D. Nogarct, I. Lemc- sis. Denise Denmon, Carol Cooper, Renee Fairs — Co-Captain, Rae Ann Gordon, Vickie Bilbrey, Jan Padula, Rita Everts — Co-Captain, Jan Vallese, Rena Landscidel, Elaine Livingston, Ilse Lemesis, Mickey Coryell, Chris Fiorini, Sue Esposito, Barb Stuempfle, Donna Brill, Denise Maples, Laurie Winkler, BcthBallict, Mary Jane Hudik, Debbie Ciancio. New uniforms helped create a “snappy” lineup of Tigerettes. U-E's outstanding dance-and-drill team, The Tigerettes, were a favorite feature of this year's band shows. Performing intricate dance and pompon routines arranged by choreo- grapher Sandy Benson of Indiana, the Tiger- ettes were a definite hit with half-time show audiences. The applause which greeted their performances, especially for the kick-line, was ample proof of this. Concert Band sponsored a cultural and fundraising affair. Concert Band members once again impressed their listeners with the depth and skill of their playing. The Band's Winter Con- cert, featuring guest artist Clark Terry, was a great success, both as a cultural event and as a fund raising project. All money from the concert went towards the Band’s spring tour to Maryland, where they hoped to play at the University of Maryland or in the Library of Congress. ROW Is M. Pinto, R. Thomas, C. Olsen, J. Dcland, L. Cantwell, J. Coryell, K. Crcgger, J. Scales. ROW 2: K. Pal- mer, N. Ciacovelli, S. Coryell, P. Zablotsky, S. Chasteen, S. Wilson, S. Morgan, J. Fuller, N. Jelinek, R. Dutkow- sky, L. Knapp, N. Overstrom, M. Falcone, W. Chadwick. ROW 3: S. Pipa, R. Duffek, D. Bycr, P. Rought, C. Ward, M. Hughes, D. Sissenstein, C. Patton, V. Hughes, R. Fedich, M. Mastrangelo, F. Parks, D. Pomeroy, C. Cole, D. Giles, C. Beavcn, D. Howard, D. Hrustich, M. Kondrack, D. Dunn, B. Byer, S. Boettger, J. Butz, A. Winans. ROW 4: B. Wells, K. Ogazaly, D. Brisk, S. Howard, M. Cole, T. LaBarbera, M. Corwin, S. Ward, A. Jakubek, J. Buran, P. Bombard, R. Etycr, L. Hromalik, R. Reaves, R. Drankoski, M. Magee, M. Wild, W. Snyder, J. Palmer, D Cowan, B. Jones, S. Wegner. ROW 5: E. Conzola, R. Calvasina, G. Oxx, A. LaBarbera, M. Wood, R. Julian, R. Olson, C. Putrino, G. Wilson. 159 The Yearbook Staff Collaborated To Produce A Highly Original Annual. The Yearbook staff combined efficiency with skill to produce an annual with a whole new outlook. Artwork, which had never been used before, and a plethora of color were some of the new innova- tions. The hours after school, the worry, and last minute foul-ups were expected, but, thanks to a magnificent staff, the Thesaurus '71 edition was the best ever. Top Left: Treasurer Sue Hooko was faced with the almost impossible task of keeping track of all the finances. Top Right: Jayne Hanus. Ass't. Editor, was a port of calm in a stormy sea of complications. Above: Dot Nogaret was forever found hunched over yet another 3-R form. SITTING: M. Melmer, R. Fairs, R. Everts — Editor, Mrs. Stone — Advisor, V. Bilbrey, M. Mossew, J. Hanus — Ass't. Editor, ]. Gasbarra, J. Buran, C. Cooper. STANDING: R. Fedich, M. Mariani, D. Nogaret, L. Rossi, G. Oxx, S. Hooko, D. Curatolo, B. Fuller, K. Kulasza. Left: Rita Everts was one very tired Editor after making a dead- line. Below: The Editor's battle cry was heard everywhere. Pastimes Win Or Lose, The Tigers Never Stopped Fighting. Every game was a whole new world. We'd push them, they'd hit us, we'd hit them back. To play. To prove something. There's pride in being a team. We won as a team, and we lost as a team, too. Coach Tom Breese, Head Coach Fran Angeline, Coach Russ Nicosia, Coach Dick Hover. Captain Jerry Hanley, Head Coach Fran Angeline. ROW Is Tom Mastroe, Dorn Pisani, Dick Bastiano, Dave DeAngclo, Tom Mason, Captain -- Jeny Hanley, Tony Parise, John Slocum, Mike Prislupsky, Tom Toth, Tom Ciotolij ROW 2: BillNoyd, Dave Haney, Rick Thomas, Bob Brchl, BobTatko, Dave Consol, Vince DiStephano, Sam Consol, Jet Tunis, Ken Tripp, Joe Butler; ROW 3: Steve Meyers, Matt Vivona, Dave DcMartine, Leo Colangclo, Tom Baleno, Dave Bango, Mark Borgna, Rod Zur, Vick Barba, Scott Benjamin, Otto Becker; ROW 4: Bob Northrup, Jim Bennett, Bob Orr, Ron Bidwell, Tom Ceisenhof, Jim Hengle, Tod Buchanan, Dan Boras, Tom Logan, Dave Bayer, Bob Rankin; ROWS: Zane Smith, Jim Wasiki, Kurt Parvin, Charlie May, Gary Pecka, RonOlivera, Rick Blazcvich, John Picciano, Russ Patterson. Ithaca — we lost 51-19. That's not the whole story. Our defense was in there all the time, hitting, tackling, block- ing passes. Everyone was in, only our luck was out. So we pushed C.V. all over the field. Tom Mason hung in some beautiful passes to Mike Prislupsky, to Rod Zur. Jet Turns moved on the ground until he got smashed into the bench. Kill, Kill. C.V. was murdered 14-6. The first quarter of the Vestal game was ours. We led into the second but lost the game 68-27. But our Tigers came back for our last game against Central. It showed that Friday night as fathers were introduced to sons in mid- field, as fathers watched their sons pour out all the heart and soul they had to win. Our team won, and the seniors in the stands — some of them — cried. WE 18 SCORES EFA THEY 14 28 JC 6 14 North 16 45 ME 12 19 Ithaca 51 14 CV 6 27 Vestal 68 19 Central 18 U-E’s Junior Varsity Football team was 1970-71 S.T.A.C. champs. ROW 1: T. Adams, C. Sansky, M. Hudock, D. Fiori, B. Malarky, R. Simon, D. Belardi- nclli, R. Wagner, F. Shievski, S. Zappia, D. Komar, S. Hudock, D. Sinacore. ROW 2: R. Drankosky, D. Wargo, M. Hamarich, V. Zaccheo, D. Scott, F. Borrelli, M. Lemmon, F. Amorese, D. Oliveira, R. Mott, C. Morris, J. Spry, ROW 3: R. Durr, D. Adams, R. Wccner, B. Walburger, T. Roma, R. Janey, R. Northrup, D. Bcmardini, T. Miller, B. Stancati, A. Fotich, E. Novelli. ROW 4: R. Battista, D. Blazey, P. Conway, T. Dirlam, B. Blazey, S. Lupio, T. Roma, T. Santacrose, R. Hawthorne, R. Guzzey, D. Katsaris, D. Go- warty. ROW 5: Coaches Huggins, Drankoski, and Fujach. WE 22 SCORES EFA THEY 0 14 JC 0 12 North 0 42 M.E. 0 8 Ithaca 0 46 C.V. 0 12 Vestal 10 6 C entral 6 J-V Soccer Team tallies winning season. SCORES WE THEY 3 JC 1 3 JC 1 3 Vestal 2 4 S.V. 1 0 M.E. 2 0 M.E. 2 1 Montrose 0 3 Vestal 4 5 JC 0 0 Vestal 2 7 S.V. 0 1 Montrose 0 2 M.E. 3 1 S.V. 0 SITTING: J. Seebe, L. Roma, R. Rouse, G. Carris, A. Heydick, Coach Carmen, J. Dougherty, D. Bamo, R. Seniska. STANDING: R. Dennis, S. Ciotoli, D. Russ, R. Slocum, S. Liebniewski, J. Hritcko, G. Bowher, D. Gaul, J. Monaco, T. Ebbers, J. Dranchak, D. Dodge. Intramurals — the laymen’s contribution to physical fitness. A Soccer Team Is Mud, Bruises, A Little Pain, And A Lot Of Spirit. FIRST ROW: M. Kuzio, J. Picciano, D. Kohut, K. Reardon, J. Diamond, B. Reid -- Co-captain, J. Buran Co captain W. Brizes, R. Fiorini, J. Shell, R. Wheeler, R. Boutelle. SECOND ROW: M. VanRhyet, R. Boyd, J. Pecen, R. Cole, J. Brower, T. Jurena, Coach Egmond, G. Neville, A. Blazey, G. Oxx, P. Neilson, D. Marea, H. Groff. Varsity Basketball, under the direction of new head coach Hoover, compiled a 6- 12 season. However, six of those losses were by a margin of 4 points or less; a heartbreaking record. Perhaps the best game of the season was against chief rival Vestal. U-E had the bittersweet recogni- tion as being the only team that held Vestal to such close margins throughout the game, losing by only one point in the last desperate minute of play. ROW 1: Tim Dixon, Dave Bango, Coach Hover, Dave Sinacore, Rod Zur. ROW 2: Jim Ben- nett, Dorn Pisani, Mark Kuzio, Cary Neville, Mike Lane, Tom Toth. ROW 3: Managers Frank Amorese and Sam Ciotoli. SCORES WE THEY 52 Ithaca 63 55 Seton 62 53 Central 55 52 Vestal 85 63 Owego 42 63 North 57 67 ME 72 77 JC 69 56 Homer 58 56 SV 54 42 Ithaca 75 51 C.C. 59 52 Central 55 52 Vestal 53 53 North 54 74 CV 78 83 ME 63 68 JC 63 WE 60 53 51 59 73 34 42 77 64 61 47 56 48 48 46 47 71 54 SCORES Ithaca Seton Central Vestal Owego North ME JC Homer SV Ithaca C.C. Central Vestal North CV ME JC THEY 52 46 80 72 43 56 39 79 54 74 54 67 71 62 65 61 55 50 J.V. Basketball had parallel season with Varsity. J.V. Basketball, under the fine coaching of Mr. Syl- vester, had a season almost parallel to that of the Varsity. They opened the season with a bruising win over Ithaca to spur hopes for a good season. Al- though disappointed in not having a winning season this year, the J.V. look forward to crushing all rivals as they join the Varsity next year. ROW Is J. Shawkey, D. Katsaris, Coach Sylvester, R. Bidwell, D. Pisani. ROW 2: R. Dixon, R. Winner, R. Welsh, R. Dutkowsky, J. Miner, J. Bond. ROW 3: P. Deemer, K. Parvin, J. Starchak, D. Snover, S. Ciotoli. SCORES WE THEY 60 Ithaca 52 53 Seton 46 51 Central 80 59 Vestal 72 73 Owe go 43 34 North 56 42 ME 39 77 J.C. 79 64 Homer 54 61 S.V. 74 47 Ithaca 54 56 CC 67 48 Central 71 48 Vestal 62 46 North 65 47 C.V. 61 71 ME 55 54 J.c. 50 179 Top: Steve Jelinek. Above Left and Right: Don Tripp ROW 1: R. Hanakovic, D. Gaul, T. Murphy, B. Taggert, W. Wilce, S. Jelinek, B. Northrup. ROW 2: T. Baleno, S. Supa, D. Hauptfleisch, D. Tripp, R. Pari, A. Tatich, Coach Sorochinsky. U-E Wins S.T.A.C. Wrestling Title. U -E Tigers made a terrific comeback and carried away the STAC Tournament Title after failing to place first in the dual meet phase of the STAC Season. Top-seeded Rick Hanakovic, Tom Murphy, Walter Wilce, and Steve Supa captured first place crowns while top-seeded Rick Parri reached the semi-finals. Hana- kovic went into the finals with a perfect season record having pinned all 11 previous 98- pound rivals. Top: Steve Supa. Above: Steve lelinek. Left: B. Taggert. Loyalty, Stamina, And Team Spirit Were The Foundations Of Matmen’s Success. 182 Far Left: Steve Supa. Left: Tom Murphy. Below: Steve Jelinek. SCORES WE THEY 46 Central 6 47 CC 3 17 Homer 28 41 SV 5 29 ME 14 32 Cortland 16 27 Ithaca 16 34 JC 16 27 Vestal 16 39 CV 8 32 North 12 24 Owe go 25 11 Elmira 37 ROW Is Rick Wilce, Jim Eckert, Dave Dodge, Tom Ryan, Bill Briggs, Nick Stamato. ROW 2: Rick Battista, Dave Mulock, Steve Hudock, Mario Palumbo, Leo Colangelo, Frank Borrelli. 184 J.V. Wrestlers captured third place in S.T.A.C. WE 18 47 45 49 10 53 29 54 43 27 19 SCORES Homer SV ME Cortland Itchaca JC Vestal CV Bing. N. Owe go EFA THEY 24 5 2 3 35 3 19 0 5 17 22 Top: M. Palombo. Middle Left: N. Stomato. Middle Right: R. Battista, J. Hurliman, Coach Huggins. Above: D. Mulock. Last Meet Win Captured 3rd Place S.T.A.C. Crown. Top left: Coach Drankoski and cap- tain Gary Holmes. Top right: Lou Fa- brizio. Right: Timers. Varsity Swim Team had a winning season (11- 7) under the fine coaching of newcomer Mr. Drankoski. Both meets with ME were won in the last relay by team anchormen Lou Fabrizio Walt Pragacz, Tim Brower, and Zane Smith. The Swim season was highlighted by the team's crushing win over Ithaca in their last meet to capture 3rd place in S.T.A.C. competition. WE SCORES THEY 78 Sayre 17 40 Central 55 51 ME 44 50 North 45 45 Ithaca 50 61 Elmira 34 65 JC 29 35 Vestal 60 46 Central 49 52 C.F. 43 67 Sayre 27 52 ME 43 61 North 34 46 C.F. 49 66 JC 29 24 Vestal 71 20 Norwich 75 61 Ithaca 34 187 ROW 1: Mike Balles, John Ferencik, Mike Holmes, Jim Ryan, Bob Fiacco, Bill Virun, Chuck Col- lege. ROW 2: Chris Bonner, Ken Tripp, Tim Ebbers, Scott Benjamin, Tony Tersmette, Dave Hill, Don LaCourse, Chuck Morris, Joe Braccio. ROW 3: Jim Brower, Zane Smith, Lou Fabrizio, Coach Drankowski, Cary Holmes (Captain), Bob Lane, Doug Grassi. 188 Swimmers Upset The Powerhouse Of The “Little Red”. WE SCORES THEY 28 1 2 Vestal 21 1 2 28 Ithaca 37 41 1 2 JC 23 1 2 44 Bing. C. 21 43 ME 22 31 1 2 Seton 18 1 2 31 Ovvego 19 29 1 2 Cortland 20 1 2 31 Homer 19 17 Montrose 33 25 1 2 Vestal 24 1 2 21 1 2 Ithaca 28 1 2 29 JC 21 26 Bing. C. 24 32 ME 18 36 C.C. 14 38 cv 12 54 Cortland 41 Dan Wahila, Brian Hall, Jim Mrva, Peter Brooks, Mike Karl, Jim Hart, Jim Tzivanis, Coach Mitten. U-E golfers, under the direction of Mr. Mitten, swung their way through 15 wins and 3 loses to place first in S.T.A.C. competition. Their season was highlighted by squeaking past Vestal and was capped by their S.T.A.C. playoff win over Cortland. Golf Team captured S.T.A.C. crown. Varsity bowlers placed second in S.T.A.C. meets. SCORES WE THEY 0 Central 4 1 Owego 3 1 Vestal 3 2 ME 2 4 North 0 3 CV 1 4 Seton 0 2 JC 2 4 SV 0 3 Central 1 1 Owego 3 1 Vestal 3 4 ME 0 3 North 1 ROW 1: Mark Brown, Dennis Anderson. ROW 2: Alec Reed, Bill Fotomy, Coach Sever, Ken Fontana, Dave Kotsubka. Pictured above: Robbie Hawthorne, Tom Fotomy, Tom Perkins, Dino Greci, Jerry Bates. 190 Girl bowlers placed fourth in yearly competition. Pictured Above: Judy Reed, Kathy Hogan, Claudiann Reed, Renee Fairs, Joanne Lorn 191 Cross Country Teamwork Justified A Rewarding Seasor Losing only to perennial powerhouses Vestal and Ithaca in dual meets, the Cross Country team tallied one of their best seasons ever. Placing 3rd out of 11 teams at the Greenman Invi- tational and 4th out of 19 schools participating in the prestigious Conwicke Invita- tional, the team moved on to capture 5th place in the Sec- tion IV meet. ROW 1: Coach Osborne, Steve Schofield, Bill Wylam, Mario Mariani. ROW 2: Alex Pavlis, Tom Valenta, Greg Schoonover, Tom Ryan, Dom Varvaro, Gary Wahila, Don Brchl, Wayne Schmidtetter, Tom Chudacek, Keith Solomon. “All Times I Have Enjoyed Greatly, Have Suffered Greatly . . . Above: Snowday. Right, above and below: Clubhouse fire. 194 Remembrance Clubs I was in_ Sports and activities Honors and awards Things I want most to remember Remembrance Lost Cool Sino-Soviet Howard Hughes Smothers Khe-Sanh John F. Rod McKuen Kate Smith George of the Jungle Churchill St. Christopher Clubhouse Mini's Mr. Agnew De Gaulle Alfred E. Newman Snoopy Snow day Mr. Wizard Mathman Be atles Teener Horn-Toad Sophomore July 20, 1969 Desire ... I am a part of all that I have met; Yet all experience is an arch wherethrough Gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. How dull it is to pause, to make an end . . . As though to breathe were life! . . . Tis Not Too Late To Seek A Newer World. . . . Though much is taken, much abides; and though We are not now that strength which in old days Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are . . . . . .Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” Let's be friend 198 . . . Any man’s death diminishes me, for I am involved with mankind.” March 1, 1953 In Dedication Judy Buchak July 13, 1970 THESAURUS STATISTICS 200 pages Century Schoolbook Print -- lithography 3, 000 staff hours to produce Size — 7 3 4 x 10 1 2 1100 Copies Run Professional Photographers: Knack Richards -- underclassmen Varden Studios -- seniors, groups Publisher -- American Yearbook Company Cambridge, Maryland THESAURUS STAFF Editor-in-Chief RITA EVERTS Assistant Editor JAYNE HANUS Advisors ANN P. STONE JOSEPH ROSE Cover Design BETH BALLIET DENNIS CURATOLO Layout Editor DOROTHY NOGARET Treasurer SUZANNE HOOKO Art Editor CAROL COOPER Photography Co-Editors DENNIS CURATOLO MARIO MARIANI STAFF: Melinda Mossew, Martha Hess, Linda Rossi, Kathy Kulasza, Agnes Rokuskie, Joe Buran, Robert Fedich, Barbara Fuller, Donna Edwards, Marianne Melmer, Claire Kucera, Renee Fairs, Vickie Bilbrey, Helen Tingley, JoAnne Gasbarra, Vickie Musa, Hollen Groff, Jan Diamond, Mary- Ann Matolka. Additional Photography by graduate Charles D. Pembleton Copy on pages 94-98 from Tennyson's Ulysses” Copy on page 99 from John Doone's Devotions XVII. 200