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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1975 volume:

Thesaurus 1974-75 Union Endicott High School 1200 East Main Street Endicott, New York Volume 29 Dedication Michelle McLain October 25, 1956—July 10, 1974 Many people wrote of their affection and respect for their friend, Mickey McLain. The following paragraph, written by a U-E graduate, Larry Mancini, seemed to sum up their feelings well: I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith ... (II Timothy 4:7). These ivords speak so much how Mickey lived her life. Towards die last days of her life she put forth an attitude of love, hope, and faith in the God for whom she lived. Mickey was a special kind of person, always thinking of others before she thought of herself. A great friend of mine, she often was a help to me when I needed someone most. Many people will miss Mickey, I miss her a lot. However, I have a great joy that someday I will meet her in Heaven. 2 Table of Contents 14 -J SI r! s 4 1 71 -limints 10 Si-n 220 Staff Editor-in-Chief.............................................}oni Sloma Assistant Editor ..................................... . - Stephanie Seelman Copy Editor ..................................... ..........B«b Strollo Assistant Copy Editor....................................... Gina Nicholas Layout Editor...............................................fool Sloma Treasurer...................................................Barbara Machalek Assistant Treasurer........................... Jennifer Battle Cover Design................................................Vincent Sorrenrino Photographers.................... ........................Ken Curatalo, John Kappus, Dave Sloma, Dave Tripp Advisors ...................................................Ann P. Lewis, Joseph R. Rose Kathy Adams, Patricia Brown, Maria Camadella, Joanie C arose! la, Dana Chadwick, Lori DePalo, Dave E iak, Mary Lynn Diorio, Lori Fisher, Su Gerber, Doreen Hamarich, Emily Henry, Barb Hughes, Kim Jones, Margaret Kerins, Michelle Ketchum, Jodie Kotasek, Sue Mariani, Maria Marzocca, Debbie Powell, Pamela Saikley, Ralph Signorelli, Sue Sterling, Julie Strbo, Brian Tripp Special thanks to Varden Studio of Binghamton--especially Mrs. Mary Vlasek--for their patience, help, and pho- tography. Also to Kenneth W. Goetz for his pictures in the sports section. Verses are from We May Never Pass This Way Again by Jim Seali and Dash Crofts. Also a verse from BS$ by Emerson, Lake, and Palmer is used. 3 Life—so they say Is but a game and they let it slip away The end result of Student Government's creativity (and also Tin Crockett's Volkswagen) leads the band onto the field The sheepish grin of Jim Porter as he trudges across the field for an early morning practice. 5 School Is tike a puddle . . , A rainbow of emotions, colors, and creeds, Laughing, smiling, competing, Studying, drinking, eating, uniquely individual. Yet in school, as drops in a puddle, they are joined as one. Uniquely individual., . 8 So I wanna laugh while the laughin' is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile I may never pass this way again That's why I want it with you Cause you make me feel like I’m more than A friend Like I'm the journey and you're the journey's end I may never pass tills way again That's why I want it with you 10 The home of the Tigers ... And all the years will come and go .. Friends are like pieces of paper; the more you value them the more worth while they are. Burn them and they disappear-- use them and they become worn and fly away. Save and keep them and you’re the richer. Stab them and they never heal. Throw them away and they never return 13 Central Administration Assistant Superintendent of Instruction, Mr. Superintendent of Schools, Dr. William Zimmerman Martin Bortnick Director of Elementary Education, Mr. Joseph Marzo 16 Director of Personnel, Mr. Richard Thomas School Administration School Board--SEATED: Charles Zuv, Cregg Saraceno, Elizabeth George, President, George Butz. STANDING: Paul Brewer, David Dobb, Arthur Oveistrom, Assistant Principal, Mr George Cardone 17 Principal, Mr. Vito Popelka Administrative Assistant, Mr Eugene Clayton Art Department Guidance Department 18 Business Department Mr. Strauss Account. I, II Bits Law r Miss Bennett Office Prae. I, H Pers. Typing . 19 Mrs Beechler Basic English U. S. in Lit. Mr.Bottino Contemporary lit, World Lit. Mr. Donatelli Eff. Expression General Eng. Mythology English Department Mr. An e chi art co Man in Law Youth and Crisi Miss Chaffee Fantasy Myst. and Sup, Ms. Cantrowitz General English Theater Arts Women in Lit. Mr. Evans General Eng. Reading Tech Mr. FiorenzJ Compositiori General Eng| Outdoor life Health Department Home Economics Department 22 History Department Mr. Bamo Sociology World Hist Mr. Archer Am. Hist. Min. Groups Miss Coccetti Min. Groups World Hist. 4 History Department Industrial Arts Department Music Department 25 Foreign Language Library Personnel Math Department Mrs. Bradley Miss. Fiori Geometry Trig. Mr. Holcomb Geometry Mr. DeMars Comp. Sci Algebra Geometry Mr. Goodnow Calculus Math 12A 28 Physical Education Department 25 Secretaries Mrs. Hughes Curriculum Sec Mrs� Mprrissey Attendance Sec Mrs. Hubbel Principals! Sec Mrs. Morizio Main Office Typist tddancl Mrs, Parker Sci. Off. Sec. Nurses 31 Mr- Lawton Biology Mr. Palazzo Physics V Mrs. Mueller Biology Mr. Teu Mr. Sorochinsky Chemistry Oct - 8p,°frr ..3 5 _ H '1 jR 4 c£Wks H 430 5 ’J0oM ? 43?S ■ '' nub t 1 zv SET ON u 4 30 S . 730 JC ITHACA H 430 C WQ � 130 ‘ VS II CHAMP •WLi lam CV H 430 AF70N H VESTAL A 1100 AM ITHACA H 430 PH BC A 530 | JC A CORT H 430 � ,s , 5“s CV � IS ft™� .� � Strength, stamina, and endurance are key points on Cross Country. The team had an overall record of 4 wins and 3 losses in dual meets in STAC with a 2 point victory over Vestal in the last meet, the dual meet highlight. In the invitational meets involving 12-25 schools; the team consistently placed high in the standings. The highlight being a win in the Delhi Invitational in the Varsity and J-V runs and also a 1st place in the J-V run of UE Conwicke Run, Finally in the Section 4 Championships UE placed 4th out of 17 class A schools. Boh Osborne FIRST ROW—Chuck Myeis, Kevin Coughlin, Coach Bob Osborne, Kevin Lavin, Jim Baab. SECOND ROW --Barry Davison, Joe Toth, Steve Franck THIRD ROW--Stevc Mariano, Russel King, Jim Santacrose, Ted Bell, Jim Krmenec, The race begins . . , 36 Barry Davison struggles to overtake his opponent. Varsity Football shares STAC Championship. Coach Angelina and Captain Bob Veruto—the confi- dent smile of victory. The backbone of the team: Head Coach, Mr. Ange- iine, Defensive Co-ordinator, Mr. Hover, Offensive and Defensive Back Coach, Mr. Nicosia, Offensive Line Coach, Mr Breese, and Trainer Mr Folli. FIRST ROW___left to right-Steve Kazmark, Mike Longo, Paul Kocur, Tony Roach, Captain—Bob Veruto, Gary Crooks, Mike O'Neil, Kraig Dunham, Mike Wesko, Tom Mills. SECOND ROW—lee Spadine, Ken Parks, Wayne Kinsman, TomFiori, Bob Nedbalski, Doug DeMartine, Mike Carne1vale, TomWayson, VineeCarlim, Cliff Young. THIRD ROW—Line Coacb--Tom Breese, Bob Summers, Rick Paglia, Joe Niquette, Ernie Fabritio, Beaver Shirley, Mike Logan, Dave Somma, Jim Ryan, Ralph Garrison, BillMastroe, Head Coach--Fran Angeiine. FOURTH ROW — Jaime Gance, Tony Roma, John Veruto, Dave McManus, Ron Rejda, Mike Koob, Dave Sedelmayer, Mike Caforio, Mike Komar, Joe Roma. FIFTH ROW—Line Coach—Dick Hover, Dave Bennet, Walter Harzinski, Rick Haddock, Ed Cole, Mark Bowen, Joe Conzola, Brian Bamo, Craig Grant, Tom Bennet, Bill Hughes, Back Coach—Russ Nicosia. STANDING IN BACK—Trainer—Ed Folli, Manager, Gary Scalro, Assistant Trainer, Bill Loller, Manager, Bob Morey. U-E OPPONENTS 27 Ithaca 7 47 JC 22 29 Central 19 47 ME 6 58 Oneonta 14 50 Homer 6 S3 CV 7 $ Vestal 8 iMike Camevale steadies him - self on the 20 yard line as Tom Bennett rushes up to block for him. All eyes are fixed on the field as the Tigers move onto another victory ERS Bob Veruto sets the kick for Tony Roach 39 Varsity Football Fullback Gary Crooks is momentarily interrupted Quarterback Tom Fieri scans the field for an open while thoughts of game strategy were his main concern. receiver. The renowned Wishbone formation in action. Most Valuable Player Defensive line Defensive Back Most Improved Super Sub Offensive Line Offensive Back Team Player Sportsm an ship Best Attitude Most Courageous Highest Scholastic average (91.4) Bob Veruto Kraig Dunham Mike O'Neil Bob Nedbalski Ken Parks Tom Mills and Mike Wesko Gary Crooks Tony Roach Lee Spadine Tom Fiori Cliff Young Tom Wayson The Vestal pre-game ceremony congratulated the Seniors on the football team, the cheerleading squad and the band. TTiis season really started in the minds and hearts of every underclassman and the coaches a Jong time ago—to be more specific, it began immediately after the last whistle had blown, ending the U-E vs Vestal Game in 1973, which brought the curtain down on a most frustrating season for the Tigers, in which we won only 3 games, and lost 6. When the coaches began holding their staff meetings in the summer, their major concern, naturally, was lack of experience, especially on offense, with only 2 starters returning, and lack of die. Almost everyone around here had written U-E off before the season began. However, what they could not have possibly known was one thing of which the Coach was certain: you canft keep a whipped T1GEE down for long- Under the steadying force, the constant exhortations, the leadership of Coach Fran Angeline and Captain Bob Veruto, it was obvious, after just a few weeks of pre-season practice beneath a hot August and early September sun, that the fine parts of an awesome machine were meshing. In fact, after just three weeks of practice, Coach Angeline made this observation: ”Fd say that at this stage we are very pleased with the progress. We have more experience on defense and the offense has been coming right along- We may surprise a few people and return to power-11 On Saturday night, September 21, our TIGERS proved that they were back , by coming from behind to beat an Ithaca Team 27-7, an Ithaca Team which boasted approximately 95 of their players returning from their 1973 Team which had beaten us. This was our first win over Ithaca in 8 years. The 2 most important ingredients in a WINNER were really fortified on that evening—POISE and CONFIDENCE, and it looked as if big things were going to happen- The rest is history. The progress of this relatively green” team was almost phenomenal, not only from day to day, but week to week- We were picked as underdogs against 4 teams, as the season progressed, and in these 4 games posted scores of: 27-7 (Ithaca), 47-22 (Johnson City), 50-6 (Homer), 8-8 (Vestal), while averaging almost 40 points per game to finish an UNDEFEATED SEASON and SHARING the CHAMPIONSHIP with VESTAL, in a finale, which was report- edly viewed by almost 100, 000 fans (both live and on TV), and which will probably go down in history as the greatest high school game ever witnessed in these parts. TTiis was Coach Angeline1® second Undefeated Season, and fourth championship. Of these young men, especially the 19 SENIORS on the squad, Coach Angeline has summed it all up by saying: No group of young men, along with their coach, has ever been through so many frustrations, trials, and tribula- tions, as this 1974 group. No group of young men has ever had such a lack of size and experience- No group of young men has ever given so much themselves, has ever worked or played any harder, has ever been more coura- geous, more dedicated, than this group. They have believed in themselves and their coach, whereas others began doubting last year- They have smashed every existing U-E and several LEAGUE records in history - . but the most important RECORD they have broken, the INTANGIBLE ONE that will not show in the books, is . . . their PRIDE! We have never been more PROUD of a group than of these FINE YOUNG MEN.” 41 J.V. Football wins the STAC Champion Title. U-E OPPONENTS 28 Ithaca 0 12 JC 0 54 Central 14 26 Homer 7 24 ME 0 20 Oneonta 7 12 Ow ego 0 20 Vestal 0 Sophomore Jerry Paradis averaged over 100 yards per game during the season. Joe Battaglini moves forward to another successful tackle. Terry Hogan passes to a near-by teammate. Quarterback Terry Hogan and offensive lineman Ken DePietro discuss the opponents defense with Coach Lucia. In all the excitement at the end of the Vestal game freshman Mike Can- ni vino seemed to have lost more than his composure. FIRST ROW—Eric Dibble, Mark Mikucki, Joe Coudriet, Bob Dorin, Fran Pedley, Jay Ding a, Shawn Conway, Mike Johnson, Jerry Paradis, Dave Butterworth. SECOND ROW—Jim Conzola, Gerg Baldwin, Mike Hills, Rick Lee, Mike Carey, Bob Darpino, Larry Parrotte, Ken DePietro, Jaime Gance, Tony Roma, Chris Damigos. THIRD ROW --Coach Lucia, Vince Vail, Web Corbin, Mark Mancini, Terry Hogan, Doug Hill, Rick Ferrarra, Joe Battaglini, Mike Cannivino, Dave Sloma, Rick Redpath, Dan Cristelli, Tony Silvestri. FORTH ROW--Brad Kane, Chris Shan or, Terry Scalzo, Paul Vasilchik, Coach Tidick, Mike Smacher, John Vi 11 anti, Bill Mills, Dave Kotrch, Head Coach Mike Miller. The U.E, J.V Football team was undefeated in league play in 1974 winning the STAC championship. They lost one non league game to Johnson City, a team they defeated in regular league play. The little tigers shut out five of their opponents and scored 216 points in their 9 games. The offense was led by sophomore Jerry Paradis who averaged just over 100 yds. per game. The defense was anchored by freshman Mike Cannavino at linebacker and sophomore Mark Mikucki our ace defensive back. The very successful season was the result of a very fine team effort. In J.V. Football it was really the Year of the Tiger . M|LL£K 43 Determination finishes Varsity Golf with 15 wins and 1 loss. Dan Trivanis, John Bennett, Coach Hurst Mitten, Mike Jaros, Paul Roach, Tony Palombaro. VIr The varsity golf team finished the fall season by winning the Western Division with a record of 11 wins and 1 loss. Against Maine-Endwell for the STAC championship the swinging Ti- gers won by a score of 424 to 425. In the spring the team is looking forward to the sectional championship and also hopefully the state crown. One of the many highlights of the season was a hole-in-one by senior Mike Jaros. Mike Jaros surveys the fair- way before teeing-off. 45 Hustle, desire, and teamplay exemplify the Varsity Soccer team. The team listens to the encouraging words of Coach Egmond. 4ft Bill Clayton moves in to boot the ball away from a pursuing defender. SEA TED-FIRST ROW--Joe Roma, Jim Nielson, Tom Peckham. SECOND ROW—Dan Dickson, Coach Egmond, Carl Roma, Jeff Uhrinec, Jack Kalavitis, Mark Briggs, Bob Darpino, Bob Snyder. STANDING —Rich Burke, Brad Thomas, Mark Blackwell, Nick Scalzo, Bill Donaldson, Jim Kehoe, Lonnie Null, Dan litts, Joe Roberto, John Go- fran, Wayne Miner, Rick Davis, Stan Blaha, Kelley Rcaidon, Bill Clayton, The 1974 soccer team enjoyed an excellent year, having its best record since 1964. Its hustle, desire, deter- mination, and teamplay made it a group I am truly proud of and one which I feel exemplifies the great tradition and spirit that has always been associated with U-E teams. y% tf.E. OPPONEN 0A Oneonta i S.V. 4 mSeton 1 W'Vestal 3 f J.c. 0 r Ithaca o m Oneonta 4 S.V 0 C.F. 1 M.E. 4 H rseheads 1 Set« 1 estal re. TOP—Bill Donaluson, Joe Roma, and Jack Kal move in to take the ball away from the opponent. BOTTOM—An injured Joe Roma is helped off the field by teammate Bob Snyder and Coach Egmond. By gaining speed Joe Rama takes over. With quick action Jack Kalavitis prevents a goal by the opposing team. With fast teamwork Bill Donaldson sends the ball back. AS Junior Varsity Soccer is mud, bruises, and a 4th place season Quick reflexes and power win the game. FIRST ROW—John Kappus, Pat Ulmer. SECOND ROW—Tom LaCourse, Dave Trozzi, Greg Andrake, Chris Reardon, Tom Laskow ki, Dave Uhrinec. THIRD ROW—John Gurzey, Keith Kolanda, Joe Walsh, Phil Hritchko. FOURTH ROW—Richard Bailey, Brian Fitch, Carl Zimmerman, Otto Kasai. STANDING—Mike Maliwacki, Pete Brower, James Hall, Dave Pace, Mike Heide, Mike AcAndrew, Don Lambert, Coach Bruce Carmen. The Union Endicott Junior Varsity Soccer team finished the season in 4th place with a record of six wins and six losses. The highlight of the season was the final game against a strong Ithaca team. Al- though Ithaca had not been scored upon all season U-E scored first and only lost in the final seconds. 49 Girls’ Swim Team splashes through “15 and 3”. Pat Walsh performs a quick take-off. Winner of the medley relay against Vestal, Cheryl Benninger, also demonstrates her keen ability in the backstroke. 50 Sue litts executes a dive. FIRST ROW—Shell ah Grebe, Lesley Mott, Pris Hamlin, Lori Fisher, Margaret Kerins, Annette Buiocchi, Fran Walsh, Kathy Cams, Kathy Gross, Diana Prach. SECOND ROW--Patty Walsh, Jodi Savage. THIRD ROW—Peggy Schule, Leigh Hankinson, Janet Arildsen, Marie McLean, Tracey Mott, Mary Ferencik, Barb Ziyak, Sue Ferencik, Karen Kofira. FORTH ROW—Peggy Hurliman, Barb Scott, Cheryl Benninger, Sue Emmett, Cerise Silvestri, Erin Goris, Lisa Welsh, Karen Bidwell, Ingrid Wahila, Sue Litts. MISSING—Judy Savage, Linda Adams, Cyndi Grif- fiths, Vonnie LaCourse. The Glrti Varsity Swim Season was outstanding. Our success was due to hard work and team cooperation. 51 Spirit and effort carried Girls’ Tennis through. The team is very young, having lost only two starters this year. It is expected that they will improve vastly as they did this season. Even though their win-loss record is low, they still managed to finish seventh in the league and improved over last year’s record FIRST ROW—Karen Russ, Fhylis DiOrio, Carolyn Demyan, Debbie Desko, Kathy Demer, Christine Zlemba. Linda Coe SECOND ROW—Miss Michaels, Michelle CamadelU, Barb Hughes, Alexis Alexander, Barb Lord, Debbie Wenner, Marsha Nelson Girls’ Volleyball Bumps Through a 5 and 7 Season. Although this was a building year for Girl’s Volleyball, the girls played well and lost matches because of time expiration in three-game sets. They had in- juries awl illness that kept them from playing with a full team with the exception of the last four matches, FIRST ROW —BetteamaPinto, Mrs, Marshall, Deb Mitchell. SECOND ROW—Do- rten Dcnrnon, Karen Russ, Cathy Buchanan, Barb Witt THIRD ROW—Linda Ly- m. n, Gerri Smith, Cathy Marrongelli, Faye Welch Karen Lorenz. FOURTH ROW --Jody Savage, Dana Chadwick, Amy Ceecherelli, Denise Dunham, Kim Wurth U.E. Hoopsters Win STAC Championship. The U.E. basketball team concluded the most successful season in the history of the school It won the Southern Tier Athletic Conference (STAC) title with an 18-0 record by defeating Binghamton Certfral 52-49 in overtime at a game played at the Broome County Arena. The team had won 28 straight games dating back to February, 1974. This set a record in the Southern Tier for the most consecutive wins Tom Consol and Mark Hover were chosen to the STAC coaches first team and Jeny Wood was chosen to the second. The stress was always on the de- fense and this yearfs team limited their opponents to 47 points per game, spear- headed by Rick Rochon. In the second game of the sectional tournament the Tigers were defeated by Susquehanna Valley (59-52) bringing their outstanding season to an end with a 19-1 record. Charles Tarricone Coach Tarricone observes practice shots. STANDING—Coach Tarricone, Mark Patrick, Gary Crooks, Rick Rochon, Tom Consol, Mark Hover, John Snyder, Jerry Wood, Joe Kubik, Tom Buiocchi, Bob Crane. KNEELING—Tony Palombaro, John Carnevale. 54 ABOVE—Joe ’’Tibbs1' Kubik adds another point from the foul line. 55 LEFT—Tom Bruisie Consol executes a successful shot. BELOW—Spurred on by the UE cheerleaders, Mark Hoovy” Hover sinks one through the hoop. Tony Pumpy Palombaro enjoys a lighter moment before the game. u-E Opponents Rick the Stick Rochon launches the ball for another 2 points. An outstretched John Snake1 Snyder leaps high to tap the ball in. 56 LETT—Jerry Woody Wood leaps high to block the opponent's shot. BELOW--Gary Crooksy11 Crooks has got it in his feet and he can't be beat . L£JT--Tom Buiokes Buiocchi watches the ball which he hopes will score for U-E in this most important STAC title game at the Arena, ABOVE—Lefthander Stick Rochon looks for his big men under the boards. Junior Varsity Bounce Their Way to a 14 and 4 Record. The U-E Junior Varsity Team ended the season with an overall record of 14 wins and 4 losses. In league play, the U-E J V. s ended up in a tie for second place in the Western Division of STAC with a record of 11 wins and losses. Floyd Heater was the leading scorer with 183 points followed by Tom Bennett with 157 points. Heater was also the leading rebounder followed by Dale Pullano. Bob Coughlin with 58 assists was the leader followed by Carl Roma’s 48, _ _ _ Pete Sylvester FIRST ROW—Coach Sylvester, Nino Samiani, Carl Roma, Kurt Atherton, Craig Conley. SECOND ROW—Joe Pisani, Bob Coughlin, Tom Bennett, Jim McAndrew, Mario Fiacco. THIRD ROW—-Dale Pullano, Dave King, Floyd Heater, Jim Osier, Terry Scabo, Kurt Atherton looks to penetrate against M.E. in the U-E gym. 58 Girl’s Basketball ties for third place in the Western Division. The Giilfs Basketball team tied for thud place in the Western Division. The girls beat Vestal 39-36 while Vestal was in first place; it was the first time that U-E has beaten Vestal since Girl s Basketball began. Doreen Denmon was the second place scorer in the STAC with an average of 19 points a game. This year stands out for Girlrs Basketball as the winning season for them. FIRST ROW_Doreen Denmon, Coach Tatusko, Cathy Buchanan. SECOND ROW—Dana Chadwick, Sue Hill enb rand, Lori Grebe. THIRD ROW—Julie Hills, Renee Coonick, Doreen Ha marie h, Gina Woolfolk. FOURTH ROW—Cathy Jones, Laurie Broadbent, Chris Ciotoli, Denise Dunham. Cathy Buchanan drives past a close defender. Owe go Seton Opponents Cortland ■iinmftr. Seton 52 Vestal 54 T' Ithaca 39 Cortland 27 I si Home 27 Vestal 36 Ithaca Varsity rolls their way to STAC Championship. Rick Burke watches the pins fall with members of the M.E. team. The Varsity Bowlers had a 14-2 record which included 12 shutouts. The team averaged 958 throughout the year. They set new STAC records or 3195 fOT a three game total and 1174 for a single game record. The U-E team had the top three bowlers in STAC. The Team is first in the Western Division of STAC for the third year, first in STAC, and second in Section IV. Jerry Cargill, with the third highest average in STAC of 198, was a member of this intersectional team, Bob Duffy, also a member of this intersectional team, had a 700 series and held die second highest average in STAC of 199. Rich Mor- gan, also a member of the winning intersectional team, had the highest average in STAC of 210. He was awarded die Athlete of Week award from the Sun-Btille- tin. He set a STAC record of 299 game and a 723 series. FIRST ROW—Jerry Cargill, Tim Grose, Bob Duffy. SECOND ROW--Rick Burke, Rich Morgart. THIRD ROW--Coach Sever. Rich Moigart set a new STAC record with an outstanding 210 average. J.V. Bowlers clear the lanes with a 12 and 4 year. FIRST ROW—Coach Sever, SECOND ROW—Mark Briggs, Craig Williams. THIRD ROW—Tom Chechatka, Jim Kukelka, Paul Noyd. 62 Craig Williams follows through on his delivery. Girl’s Bowling ‘strikes up’ first place Sectional and STAC Titles. The girls experienced an undefeated season of 13-0. This included nine shut- outs of 7-0. They set a STAC record game of 921 and a new sectional record of 2, 510 team total. Cindy Cargill had the second highest game award at sectionals of 205. Kaye Mott had the high series and high game record breaker at the sec- tionals of 598 and 234, JoAnn Peworchik had a new STAC recoid 247 game and the second highest average of 173. Vicki Snyder had new STAC high, three series of 699 and the highest average in STAC of 176. All of this made the Girls, Varsity Bowling team stand first in the Western Di- vision of STAC, first in STAC, and first in Section Four for the second year in a row. FIRST ROW— Chris Ziemba, Cindy Bloom. SECOND ROW—Cindy Cargill, Ann Seversky, Kaye Mott. THIRD ROW—Joanne Peworchik, Ann Gasbarra, Viki Sny- der, Coach Sever. Cindy Bloom watches as her ball rolls down the alley to com- plete a spare. Viki Snyder observes her teammate's shots as Joanne Peworchik checks the score. Gymnastics compiles a remarkable three year record. The gymnastics team compiled a remarkable three year season record of 32-1 which is the largest wins in any Section 4 girls spoil Four girls were placed on the state team—the highest total of any team in Che Section—Lisa Kovalick, Lisa Savidge, Jane Nielsen, and Maureen Davidson, They did an excellent Job at Sectionals as all the girls either maintained their placement or advanced two places. FIRST ROW—Deb Donaldson, Linda Newfrock, Lisa Savidge, Chris Hogan, Laurie Gradala, Lori Haddock SECOND ROW—Robin Kelly (Manager), Shelly Severance, Law and a Ervin, Camille Kelly, Sherri Houck, Maureen David- son, Lori Simmons, Lisa Kovalick, Patti Dorin, Jane Nielsen, Sue Dorin, Coach Michaels. Sue Dorin, the only senior on gymnastics this year, practices before the meet ABOVE—Lisa Savidge executes a layout squat vault. DIRECT- Freshmen Sally Severance, Maureen Davidson, and J-Y ABOVE- -Freshman Lisa Kovalick performs a split on the Debbie Donaldson win titles on the floor, beam, and balance beam, unevens. 65 Varsity Swimming Dives into a 9 and 7 Seasonal Record. Mark Oney pushes off on his way to first place in the 100 yd, backstroke. Ed Morford, sixth in the 500 and 200 freestyle, Mike Tersmette Is a triple winner in the 100 yd, breast awaits the sound of the starter’s gun, stroke. 66 The Varsity Swim Team placed third in die Western Division and second in Section 4 A schools. The team was glad to beat Vestal for the first time in nine years and to win the last five meets, Ralph Garrison set a school record in the 50 100 Freestyle, Ed Morford set a record in the 200 Freestyle, and Mike Tersmette set a record in the 500 Freestyle, The 400 Freestyle relay of Ed Morford, Mike Tersmette, Bill Eno, and Ralph Garrison also established a school record, FIRST ROW- Ed Morford, Ralph Garrison, Mike Tersmette, Mark Oney, Bill Adams, Bill Eno. SECOND ROW— Steve Grimm, Bill Hauptflesh, Doug Hill, Steve Griffith, Mark Stella, Kevin jurena, Coach Benjamin. THIRD ROW—Mark Nabinger, Dave StellafJohn Andrake, Jim Novak, Dave Carlson, Phil Dzengcleski, Julie Hrustich (Mang.) Bill Eno takes position on the starting block. Varsity Matmen win their The wrestling team this year kept its un- defeated streak alive. The team had a record of 13 0 and won both the S. T. A. C. champion- ship and Section Four Class AA tournament. The reason behind this was due mostly to die close- ness of the team this year. They acted and re- sponded as a team during the wrestling matches and after each event. Close teamanship and, of course, great wrestling by our team were the major reasons for our outstanding record this year, - -Mark Patombo Sajge1' and Gary Crooks talk about the upcoming season, during the pre- season Pep Rally. 5th S.T.A.C. Title. Sarge , tine coach behind a 59-0 record and five consecutive S.T.A.C. titles, walks lost in deep thought down the hall. ! FIRST ROW—Rick Denmon, Wayne Miner, Tim Columbia, Ed Cole, Vince Carlini SECOND ROW--Coach Frank Sorchinsky, Tony Sylvestri, Erme Fabrizio, Bob Veruto, John Veruto, Mark Palombo, Jim Nasoni, Rubin Rangle, Mike Koob, Scott Depersis, John Ciotoli, Tim Murphy, Steve Koob, David Michaels, Mike Wilce. 68 Scott DePersis our 126-pounder, anxiously looks for the pin. 69 Dave Michael rides atop his opponent A usual position for Jim Naso ni's opponents. 70 Rubin Rangel presses hard for a pin. J.V. Wrestlers pin down STAC Championship. The J.V. Wrestling Team finished their undefeated 1974-75 season with a record of 12-0. The year was high- lighted by the Junior Tigers running away with two Tournaments. In the Newark Valley Christmas Tourney eleven out of thirteen wrestlers captured 1st place leaving the closest team with a gap from 179-37. In the J.V. STAC's five wrestlers took first place; John Harvey, Ziggy Calvassina, Mark Kremnec, Stu Dickson, and Vince Carllni. For next year the team looks as though it will be good with many promising Freshmen and Sophomores trying for positions. Dom Iacovazzi FIRST ROW—Dave Kotricb, Mark Mancini, Bob Wagner, Mark Tatich, Roger Boulay, Steve Ciotoli, Stan Conk- lin, Bob Kofira, Mark Holochek. SECOND ROW—Coach Tom Teeter, Vince Carlini, Craig Grant, Burth Tear- pock, Bob Virun, Eric Dibble, Dave Vaughn, Mike Boulay, Kiik McBeth, Stu Dickson, Mark Kremnec, Jim De- persis, John Harvey, Coach Dom Iacovazzi. Coach Iacovazzi, with Mr. Sorochinsky's assistance ex- pertly prepare each wrestler for the matches. With a strong grip. Bob Virun overpowers his opponent. 72 Roger Boulay victoriously leaves the mat after a successful bout. aW j nesi Xic£ M' - 9 Jur . | cl Vltji iu f 13 School spirit along with expert coach- ing and determined wrestlers kept up the winning streak. A Preview of Coming Attractions— The Class of ‘77’ Alice Ackerson Kim Adamek John Albano Tom Albano Angela Alimonti Joyce Allen Paula Allen Wahneta Allen Randy Anderson Greg An drake Ron An dr a sc ik Steve Antalek Sue Archie Robert Arnold Karen Arthur Kurt Atherton Debbie Avery Cheryl Babcock Kirk Bagg Anna Bailey Angelique Bailey Charlotte Bailey Faith Baker Greg Baldwin Kevin Berry Loretta Bartleson Marion Bassett Tony Bilka Matthew Basti an Bob Bardorf Jennifer Bates Judy Bates Laurie Bates Joe Battaglini Paul Battista Kathy Baxter 76 Scott Beaudry Ted Bell Tom Bee moot Tom Bendert Harold Beniamin Allan Bennett David Bennett Patrice Bennett Susan Bennett Tom Bennett Deborah Benniger Patricia Benson Dave Berube Marie Bevelacqua Doreen Bidwell Karen Bidwell Linda Blackman Greg Blahut Andrea Balzavich Lorraine Blazey Barbara Bock Carol Bock Jeanne Boda Jim Boehlert Peter Bohush Paula Bollen lisa Bonetsky Denise Bon tempo Linda Borsellino Roger Boulay Marcia Bovier Yvonne Bowen Dan Bower Marcia Bracaglia Joan Briggs 77 Karen Briggs Mark Briggs Phil Brigham Nancy Broker Lori Brook er Dave Bmhnke Gerald Bucinel! Annette Buiocchi Susan Burcak Cindy Burke Tina Burrows Dave Butterwoith Pete Camarra John Caminiti Joe Caminiti Beth Cammarata John Campbell Jim Cannavino Artie Cavanaugh Amy Ceccherelli Tony Cenfetelli Mary Ellen Cerroni Denise Charnetsky Bob Chase Tony Ciarvino Jane Ciotloi Steve Siotoli Anderson Clark Diane Clark Linda Coe John Carey Mike Carey Cindy Cargill Donna Castiglione Tom Chechatka Jim Cherrington Aaron Choquette Guy Ciancio 78 Kay Colangelo Beverly Coleman Eileen Collins Mike Columbia Donald Conklin Lynette Conklin Peter Coppola Webb Corbin Carol Cornell Mark Correll Adele Corwin Karen Coty Mark Crane Dawne Crisman Dan Cristelli Rich Crone Ellen Crooks Diana Cuddihe Bob Darpino Mary Davidson Joanne Davis Angie Dekar Mark Del Santo Kathy Demer Jolynn DeRosa Eric Dibble Robby Dickinson Jay Dinga Denise Dino Kenneth DiPietro 79 Kim Dixon Kll Dobbin Susan Dodge Debbie Donahue Pat Donovan Jacinta Doolittle Darren Dopp Bob Dorin Ann Dray Donna Drejza Steve Driver Beth Drosdek Two of the Ferencik triplets, Mary and Suzie. Jeanette Duffek Colleen Duffy Bill Dwyer Sharon Edick Cindy Wedward Debbie Emond Roger Evanek Michelle Faivre Kathy Fallon Debra Fargnoli Mark Fargnoli Cathy Farrell Linda Felton Mary Ferencik Pat Ferencik Sue Ferencik Rick Ferrara Mario Fiacco ao Bob Fiorini Kathy Fitch Diane Fitzgerald Darlene Forbidusri Linda Forster Donna Fotomy Jim Frazier Joel Frazier Jon Frazier George Fulk Peter Gaffney Karen Gallo Mike Gottlieb revo- lutionizes the art of desk sitting. Jaime Gance Shane Garrett Patti Gaul Debbie Gee Diane Gerber Jim Getten Alex Giordano Tom Gold a Brian Goris Mike Gottlieb Laura Gradala Mary Grannis Craig Grant Ed Crassi Lori Grebe Dave Griffiths Keith Griffiths Kathy Gross 81 Kathy Gullfoyle Cathy Hadamik Kelly Haight Tom Harris Dave Harrison Charles Harvey Karen Bidwell and Debbie Avery pass through the halls. Ken Harvey Dave Hasch Jan Hashem Tami Hawley Dan Hayter Floyd Heatet Eric Heggelke Russ Heim Cindy Hcmmer Debbie Hendrick Craig Henry Karen Here eg Lynette Conklin and Cynthia Grit- man give a different reaction to having their pictures taken. Kathy Hess Chris Heurich Doug Hill Jim Hill Mark Hill George Hillenbrand 82 Jim Hillis Mike Hills Pam Hoag Terry Hogan Lori Holland Michele Hotalen Kevin House John Hranek Dave Hursecky Mike Huck Sue Huckabone Sabrina Hudson Donald Huff Lynn Huff Sally Hughes Brenda Huntington Cindy Hurst Steve Huth The top row of bleachers serves as a temporary bal- cony for interested spectators. Gary Huttleston Diane Jackson Elaine Jackson Noli Jamerson Tina Jandine Mark Jaros 63 Lynn Jaskiewlc2 Mike Jasko Ray Jeffreys Mike Johnson Cindy Jones Diane Jones Mike Jones Cindy Jordan Judy Juodaitis Terri Juracek Kathi Kadaronak Brad Kane Dan Kane Diane Karaim Shannon Kelly Jack Kelsey Dave King Peter Klauser Warner Klauser Ellen Knapik Karan Kofira Keith Kolanda Mike Kipansky Karla Kopec Kim Kotasek Mark Kotasek Dave Kotrch Natasha Kovalchick Jim Krmenec Matthew Krouse Kristine Kushner Antonina LaBarbera Vonnie LaCourse Carlton La due Don Lambert Ramona Laud Kevin Lavin Pam Lawton Rick Lee Dan Lerche Nancy Lesko Ann Lessler Brenda Lindsey Barb Longo Lora Loparoco Dave Lord Rick Loy Russ Luchetta Pat Ludka Mark Lukovick Mike Lynch Dave Lyon Penny Mackechnie Tim Main Martin Majka Tom Majka Mike Maliwacki Camille Malloezi Mark Mancini Mike Manger Gus Mangini Dave Maigarone Mary Lou Marinello Renee Marshall 85 Kathy Martin Kerri Martin Natalie Mastroianni Debbi Matthews Barb May Jim Me Andrew Mike McAndrew Mark McClain Suzi McFarland Jeff McIntyre Don McKare Marie McLean Mitch McManus Kevin McMullen Chuck McQuade Joanne McVannon Mike Melia Willird Metzker Chuck Meyers Dave Michael Mark Mikucki John Milaskl Bobbie Miller Marcia Ming a re Hi Sue Misulich Usa Monaco Bob Morey Cheryl Morgan Pat Morris Peggy Mott Bemie Murtha Tina Musa Ed Myers Mark Myers Debbie Naramore Nancy Nash Tom Nasoni Mark Nechleba Donna Nimec Tony Nirchi Ann Marie Nolis Debbie Northrup 86 Cindy Not ewa re Steve Novak Debbie Novitike Colleen O'Brien Debbie Oliveira Debbie Olsen Bob Ondecko Diane Ondecko Bob Orourke Jim Os’oom Dave Pace Steve Pado Marty Palombo Mike Panasuk Jerry Paradis Maria Parise Mike Parker Larry Parrotto Satina Pavia Jeff Pearce Mary Ann Pease Fran Pedley Bob Pellet Chuck Pellet Bob Perkins Lori Peru Steve Pero Gerald Perry Diane Phillips Joe Pisani Rick Pisani Joe Pish Daria Pizur Sue Planch Emmanuel Politis Albertina Porcari Tim Porter Dan Proctor Cindy Prusiensky 87 Mark Putrino Aon Quartararo Gina Quartararo Kevin Rak Cheryl Rake Theresa Randesi Doug Rands Chris Rangel Cathy Raub Rick Redpath Alex Reece Mike Reidinger Ron Rejda Mike Richardson Wally Richardson Scott Riley Donna Rizzi Maureen Rizri Katy Roe Paul Rokuskie Carl Roma Joe Roma Karin Romanosky Tim Rose Sandy Ruggieri Paul Rushanski Jeanine Russell John Ryan Mike Ryan Greg Saddlemire Mary Saikley Nino Samiani Kathy Santucci Mary Ann Sc a Ion e 88 Terry Scako Dorothy Schaffer Keith Schimmelfing Yvonne Schrader John Schuttak Joe Sedelmeyer Debby Seltzer Chris Shraner Chris Shawkey Joann Shelepak Kathy Shirley Rosemarie Shirley Kim Shoemaker Deborah Shoen Tony Silvestri Bob Simek George Simmonds Karen Sinclair Kathy Sleepier Dave Sloma John Smith Lora Smith Bob Snyder Tracey Snyder Mike Spencer Keith Stanton Betsy Sterling Jimmy Strollo Barb Sullivan Sharon Sullivan Cindy Swetich Cheryl Sylvester Scott Tamlyn Gail Taney Jim Tatich Jere Tatich Lori Taylor Mariya Tedeschi Mike Tersemette Mary Tessa Jayne Thomas Val Thomas Scott Tlllotson Mark Tinklepaugh Nancy Titus William Tuttle Michelle Tomik Lisa Toth Debbie Travis Dave Tripp Dave Trozri Dan Trivanis Pat Ulmer Vince Vail Bob Vallese Desiree Vail one Diane Vanabs George Van Bramer Paul Vasilchik Dave Vaughn Mike Vavra John Villanti Anthony Vojtisek Darlene Vojtisek Ray Volukich Ward Wadsworth Terri Wagner Ivy Walker Joe Walsh Maureen Walsh Elaine Ward Rick Ward Donna Warfield 90 Janette Duffek; an interested mem- ber in a discussion group. Nancy Warren Gene Wasneechak Pat Watkins Tim Watson Rick Weber Ron Weber Michele Weldon Shelley Weller Deborah Wezmer Steve Wert Steve Weston Michelle Wheatley Nancy Wheeler Mike Wilkins Denise Williams Hugh Williams Dean W'illson Harold Wolcott John Wolfe Gina Woo!folk Kathy W'renner Karen Yungkurth Bernadette Zareski Carol Zatlukal Jill Zechman Joe Ziegler Christine Ziemba Barb Sizak Barb Zur Mary Ellen Cerroni, Diane Phil- lips, and Maria Demetry are typical ham-it-up sophomores. 91 The Spirit of ’76 The Junior Class Officers—President Maria Marzocca, Vice-President Beaver Shirley, Secretary Marsha Zur, and Treasurer Lori Fisher. William Adams Alexis Alexander Victor Ali monti Milton Allen Susan Allen Teresa Amorese John Andrake Catherine Arnold Kenneth Arnold Neil Arvonio James Baab Richard Bagnick Richard Bailey Keith Baird Michael Ball am Louis Bamer Mary Barnes Brian Bamo James Barn urn Jody Baron Lon Barton Susan Barton Roy Bartram Richard Bassett Anne Bastiano Marc Battaglini Patricia Battaglini Rebecca Battaglini Cynthia Battle Beth Bennett 94 Gary Bickham Maureen Bilbrey James Blankenship Michael Blazey Cynthia Bloom Sally Boettger Robert Boneventre Darlene Bongiomo Chris Boras Richard Boigna Michael Bovier John Bowen Mark Bowen Diane Boyd Penny Boyer Cynthia Brady Lisa Branca Scott Briggs Laurie Broadbent Peter Brower Patricia Brown Carrie Brucher Douglas Bruhnke Jim Bryant Thomas Buiocchi Patricia Bunnell Kathy Buian Janice Burcak Mark Buselli Pamela Bush Michael Caforio Margherita Calcagnini Michael Calvasina Michele Camadella David Carlson John Camevale Patty Battaglia! takes advan- tage of the gym lobby which serves as a study area as well as a place to socialize 9S Our favorite friends from The Land of Oz make a visit to U.E. on Halloween Day, Wicked Witch—Jayne Rheinheimer, Toto--Brenda Testani, Tin Man—Therese DeSanctis, Scarecrow—-Deb Mitchell, Dorothy—Kathy OtNeil, Lion -Mary Lynne Diorio. Carole Cassidy Antonina Catalano John Ceccherelli Michael Cerasaro Dana Chadwick Paula Chapman Michael Chemak Valerie Cimini Christine Ciotoli Marla Citko Gerald Ciufo Robert Clemente Edward Cole David Coletta Cathy Como Dawn Contento Joseph Conzola Robert Coonick Lockers provide a usual meeting place for Mike Caforio and Karen Kofira. % Walter Harzinski finds interesting reading in the library, which is temporarily located in the new gym. William Cooper David Coppola Mike Coppola Cindy Corbin Bonnie Cornelius Rodger Coirell Sheri Correll Bob Coughlin Cynthia Cowan Bob Crane Ken Curatolo Steve Curtin Sue Darpino Lisa Davidson Mel Davidson Barry Davison Julie Dawson Donna DeAngelo Despite the bell, Joe Coudriet and Mel Davidson take time for a friendly greeting 97 Doreen Denmon Mary Lynn Dennis Cynthia Desko Thomas De Vita David Diak Stuart Dickson Jo Anne Di Lorenzo Mary Lynne Diorio Phyllis DiOrio Luigi Di Russo Dean Di Tammaso Sandra Dixon William Dixon Wayne Dodge Sandra Donlick Ken Doolittle David Dorman Bernadette Drankoski Barbara Dunham Denise Dunham Leslie Dunn Michele Duran Peggy Durish Denise Dwyer Pamela Dykeman Julie Dzengeleski Dave Dzuba Kevin Ede Penny Edwards William Ely Nathan Emmonds Craig English Donald Eskra Ernest Fabrizio Mario Fabrizio Mary Lou Fabrizio 98 Bruce Fanning Ann Marie Fedich Jerry Feeney Debbie Felice Ed Ferencik Dave Fiacco Robert Fla la David Finch Donna Finkley Susan Fish Lori Fisher Brian Fitch Bonnie Fitzgerald Michelle Fitzgerald Robert Flint Pete Flipse Diane Fontana John Fontana 4 Cheryl Foster Tim French Mike Gance Tom Garren Ralph Garrison Darlene Gasbarra Debbie Gasbarra Rick Gawarecki Jean Giannetti Joyce Giannetti Mark Gonos Susan Goydich Cindy Gracin Tony Grassi Thomas Grass: Kathy Greco Andrea Greslco 99 Patty Griffiths Karen Grimm Dan Gritsavage Karen Groff Tim Grose Joann Gucci a Lawrence Guidici Joe Gusefik John Guizey Rick Haddock John Haigh Kathy Haight Shirley Haines Patty Halas Jim Hall Doreen Hama rich Debbie Haney Witty remarks bring a smile to Karen Grimm. Kevin Han rah an Melanie Harris Martin Harrison Kathy Hart Sandra Hartung Alan Harvey Walter Harzinski Joanne Hastings Penny Hauptfleish Lisa Hauther Mike Heide Bill Henderson 100 Steven Henry Eva Marie Henri eh- Karen Hill Ray Hill Rodger Holmes Marie Hover Patricia Howard Debra Hrehor Julie Hrustich Bruce Hughes Peggy Hurliman Carol Hutchinson Dina lannone Tim lannon Bill Ingraham Cheryl Ingraham Fred Jackson Debbie Jacobs Sherry Williams is entertained by the andcs of friends out- side. Marene Jamerson Lisa Jankowski Irene Johnson Arleen Johnston Charlene Jones Judy Jones Amy Joslin Ann Julian Robert Juontis Kevin Jurena Jenny Kage John Kappus 101 Lori Kaschak Lynn Kaschak Steven Kazmark Camille Kelly Cindy Kenderes Debbie Kenderes Lauren Koeth Robert Kocenko Michael Komar Susan Komar Michael Koob Kevin Kopec Jane Keough Teresa Keough Margaret Kerins Michelle Ketchum Russell King Mark K ire her Eric Knapp Tammy Knox Paul Kocur Tom, you've got to be kidding! 102 Chris Koeecki Michael Kratochvil Mark Kremenec Steven Krol Debbie Kugler Jim Kukelka Robert Kunzman Susan Kurkoski Jim Kushner Mray Ann Kuzio Connie LaCourse Tom LaCourse Nancy Lane Carol Lanois Tammy Laskowski Tom Laskowski Yvonne Laudig Sharon Laughney V� Sue Kurkoski and Mary Lynn Dennis share a friendly chat with a passer- by. 103 Bob Lesyshyn Sue Litts Judy Loeffler Judy Lord Robert Loy Robert Lozzi Roberta Loezi Gordon Lyman Timothy Lynch Kirk MacBeth Tony Maione Joseph Majka Paul Lave lie Jim Lavo Betty LeClair Renee Leri Michael Lesko Rickard Majka Jamie Mangini Steven Mariano Maria Marzocca Rick M astro Bill Mastore Jamie Mangini listens to the animated adventures of a friend 104 Sandy Scondino and Karen Nedbalski make a quick entrance as class begins. Linda Meagher Clenn Metcalf Cindy Metritikas Cary Meza Rick Mikels Brian Miller Cynthia Miller Ellen Miller Debbie Mills Richard Miner Sue Miner Linda Mingarelli Robert Monahan Debbie Moore Kathy Moran Larry Moreau Rich Mogart Kaye Mott Tracey Mott Tim Murphy Dave Musa Mark Nabinger Richard Naramore Steve Nestoryak Jane Nielsen Joe Niquette Bonnie Noble 10S John Yurko and Steve Kazmark: Oh, is it time to go home already? Mary Ann Nolls Mary Norton Pat Novak Diane Novelli Paul Noyd Kevin O'Brien Gloria O'Hora Irene Olevano Kathy O'Neil Mark Oney Jeanne O'Riordan Jim Orlando Jerry Padbury Mary Padula Louis Paglia Peter Papagelis Shirley Paradysz Dave Parsons Scott Pasquino Mark Patrick Ronald Pease Thomas Peckham Lolien Persons Bruce Picciano Janette Pietras Joanne Pietras Sergio Porcari Penny Powell Susan Powers Tony Priddy Ray Priddy Kurt Puterbaugh Felecia Ptitrino John Quealy Phyllis Quercia Dan Rainboth 106 Becky Reece Mitch Renfro Jayne Rheinheimer Paul Roach Donna Robert Ann Robinson James Rodgers Pat Rodgers James Rollo Joe Roma Michael Rocs Joseph Rossi Susan Rossi Keith Rought Lu Ann Rouse Karen Russ Kim Ryan Karen Sacco Howard Sallerson LuArm S avast ano Lisa Savidge Cary Scalzo Bruce Schermerhom Mary Schofield Bob Schrag Sandy Scordino Nancy Scotcher Barb Scott Lynnette Seaver Dave Sedelmeyer Stephanie Seelman Ann Seversky Mike Shattuck Ann Shelansky Sandy Shelepak Paula Shelly John Sa ier covers his face in disgust as Barron Valent and Jim Kukelka compare notes before a test. 107 Cerise Silvestri Cindy Silvey Dave Simpson Terry Sinclair Joe Skiba Cindi Smith Doug Smith Gerri Smith Karen Smith Sandy Smith Tom Smith Dianna Snell Allan Snyder John Snyder Jim Sochor Michael Somma Beth Spalik Angela Spell Matthew Spell Teresa Spinel li Floyd Spoor Pbilomena St a mate David Stella David Stone Keith Strouse Dave Stulir Marueen Sullivan Robert Summers Karin Swanson Jill Swartz Mike Swetich Monica Sylve er Jan Sypher Brenda Testani Clinton Tiley Jim Tlllotson Ward Titus Joseph Toth Robert Tozer Bi$ n Tripp Peter Trotta Derirbee Turbe m Tom Vergona John Veruto Sharon Vestal Mike Vetrano Bob Vi run Robin Wage Larry Wagner Ingrid Wahila Shirley Walnwright Terri Wallick Mark Wallis Denise Walter Linda Ward Linda Wargo Kathy Warren Pat Wareki Sue Washburn Maribeth Watkins Wendy Watkins Sherrill Webb Lauri Webster Carolyn Weiskopff Lisa Welch Tammy Watson Walter Wheatley Thomas Wheeler Laura Wiersma Karen Wilcox Diane Wild Craig Williams Sherry Williams Darryl Willis Barb Win Chris Wood Cleone Wurth Kim Wurth Dan Yager John Yurko John Zaccarini Melanie Zemberi Carl Zimmerman Marsha Zur 109 5AT - NOV. 2 1:0012:00 IN FEATURING RU51 TICK ETS-1.00 SOLD IN: ' 4 Concert Band BIGHT TO L0?T, FIRST ROW—Debbie Mitchell, Barbara Bishara, Cindy Cowan, Mary Ellen Ccrroni, Sue Hillen- brand, Kathy Buran, David Stone, Marene jamerson, Linda Ward, Sally Boettger, Brian Dalton, Mark Zavatto SECOND ROW—Karen Lord, Julie Hrustich, Amy Joslin, Amy Ceccherelli, Mary Cowan, Teresa Heaton, Kathy Gower, Bernadette DTankowski, Mary Lynne Diorio, Tom Beamont. TH1RD ROW--John Adams, Mark Buselli, Bill Nyce, Bill Lockwood, Dave Byrd, Dave Lord, Steve Huth, Dan Parsons, Cindy Bloom, Dana Chadwick, Sue Allen, Shirley Haines, Carol Hutchinson, Donna Nimec. FOURTH ROW—Joe Rakowski, Fatty Bunnel, John Kappus, Tom Peckham, Eric Knapp, Terry Sinclair, Vince Grebe, Lee Spadine, Karen Grimm, Rick Naramore, Bob Juoritis, Dave Dranchak FIFTH ROW'—Bob Flint, Patty Warski, Doug Smith, Lou Earner, Jerry Bucinell, Judy Jones. RIGHT TO LEFT—Kathy Warren, Joel Frazier, Beth Buchinsky, Holly Stone, Kathy Roe, Karen Smith, Jennifer Bates, Jan Sypher, Cheryl Lounsberry, Laurie Bates, Denise Charoetsky, JoAnn Davis, DyanWild, Arlene Johnston, Nancy Titus, Betsy Sterling, Diane Clark. SECOND ROW--Donna Nimec, Christine Heurich, Anne Fedich, Deane Phillips, Cheryl Babcock, Debbie Northrup, Sally Hughes, Cindy Edwards, Debbie Naramore, Diane Fitzgerald, Dan L ere he, Jeff McIntyre, Lori Grebe, Amy Ceccherelli, Cathy Soper, Cindy Hemmer, Bart) Dunham, Toni La- Barbera, Sue Burcak. THIRD ROW—Ellen McIntyre, Noli, Jamerson, Maureen Bilbrey, Jeanine Russell, Kathy Wrennex, Ed Myers, Judy Wallens, Sue Komar, Charlotte Bailey, Webb Corbin, Steve Huth, Mike Cuomo, Joe Ziegler, Nate Emmons, John Andrake, Allan Snyder, Sue Planck, Diane Karaim, Kathy Baxter, Carol Cornell, Mark Myere, Kim Atherton. FOURTH ROW—Don Henning, Ward Titus, Marene Jamerson, Jon Frazier, Jerry Pad- bury, Dave Carson, Jim Neilson, Alex Reece, Mike Ryan, Ron Weber, Jim Kremmcc, Kevin Corwin, Carol Bock, Larry Wagner, Donna Rial, JoAnne Davis. FIFTH ROW--Diane Dunham, Maria Memetry, Diane Gerber, Jim Frazier, Scott Riley, Tony Ciaravino, Mark Tinklepaugh, Mike Kratochvil, Wayne Harris Symphony Band 112 Stage Band FIRST ROW -«Cindy Bloom, Bill Nyce, Mark Zavatto, Ward Titus, Steve Novak, Don Henning. SECOND ROW— John Adams, Doug Smith, Tony Ci aravi ikj, Mark Tinklep a ugh, Joe Zigler, Brian Dalton Amy Ceccherelli, Karen Grimm. THIRD ROW—Mary Lynn Diorio, Sally Boettger, Mare ne Jamerson, Mark Buselli, Joe Rakoski, Rick Naramore, Bob Shrag, Dave Dianchak, Tom Peckham, Dave Bird, Terry Sinclair. Sally Boettger lends a critical ear to Doug Smith as he plays his drum solo. 113 Ward Titus, Marene Jamerson and Don Henning warn up before practice begins. The 1974-75 school year was a busy and eventful period for the Union-Endicott Bands, The Marching Band started the season off with their fourth consecutive N.F.L, half-time ap- pearance at Buffalo. On a beautiful sunny afternoon in early October, the first March ing Bandore ma was held in Ty Cobb Stadium before an enthusiastic shirt-sleeve crowd of four thousand. Following the football season, the Showband led the 1974 Endicott Christ- mas parade, being observed by an estimated five thousand spectators. After a number of successful Fall paper drives and the Thanks- giving fruit sale, the Marching Band gave their first Highlights Concert in the auditor- ium. The marching band season ended with the Showband s appearance before seven hun- dred thousand spectators in Miami, Florida as a part of the 1975 Orange Bowl parade. An estimated thirty million people saw the Ti- gers Pride on national television. Early in March, the Stage Band performed in their first competion neld in Auburn, New York Later that month, all three bands performed in concert before a capacity audience in the U-E gym. The Union-Endicott Bands hosted the Dover Delaware High School Band in March with the Dover Band rcturining the in- vitation in late April. The U-E Bands com- bined for their annual Concert-in-the-Park held at Glendale Park with the Concert Band performing for the annual Honors Assembly a few weelc later. A Select Band perform- ing for the annual Honors Assembly a few weeks later. A Select Band helped to end the school year with a pre-Commencement featuring senior soloists. Marching Band Mr, Vergona, Mr. Scagooli, Baud Director, and Mr. SlecU, Asst. Band Director attempt to restore one of Florida ® natural wonders with little help from Mr. Wilson. The marching Band leaves the field after Pre-game. Drum Majors, Loii Briggs and Rick Naramore provided Mr, Scagnoli with invaluable assistance during Marching Band Season, 114 Marching Band DRUM MAJORETTE BELLS Theresa Heaton David Lord Gerry Bucinell Loti Briggs Cindy Corbin Cindy Hemmer Bill Nyce Chris Carlson DRUM MAJOR Maria Demetry Carol Hutchinson Susan Planck Tony Ciaravino Rick Nar amore Diane Dunham Arleen Johnston Michael Ryan Tom Ciechoski FEATURE TW1RLER Diane Gerber Diane Karaim Allan Snyder Brian Coryell Debbie Northrup Judy Jones Antonina La Barbara Tom Weber Bob Flint RIFLE TEAM Pat W arski Mark Myexs Joe Ziegler Jim Frazier Pam Cunninghan PICCOLO G FLUTES Donna Rizzi MELLOPHONES Wayne Harris Mary Lou Fabrizio Cheryl Babcock Betsy Sterling Kathy Buran Mike Kiatochvil Cheryl Lounsberry Jennifer Bates David Stone Amy Ceccherelli Willard Metzker Mary Miner Laurie Bates Nancy Titus Loretta Grebe Dan Parson COLOR GUARD Barbara Risliara Larry Wagnei Julie Hrustich Jim Porter Theresa DeSanctis Beth Buchinsky Linda Ward Amy joslin Scott Riley Paula Fiorini Mary Ellen C erroni Diane Wild Karen Lord Doug Smith Kathy Hart Denise Chametsky Mark Zavatto Jeff McIntyre Dave Summers Emily Henry Cindy Cowan ALTO SAXOPHONES Mark Oney Kent Swagler Kathy O'Neil Cindy Edwards Maureen Bilbrey TROMBONES Karl Thiele Ann Marie Seversky Ann Marie Fcdich Cindy Bloom Holly Ardell Tom Vergona Michelle Seversky Diane Fitigerald Dan Dranchak Patti Bunnell Mark Wallis Karen Sinclair Joel Frazier Dave Dranchak Jon Frazier FLAGS Robin Vail Sue HiUenbrand Noli Jamerson Don Henning Kim Atherton TIGERETTES Sally Hughes Bob Juozitis Marene Jamerson Laurie Broadbent Dana Chadwick Carol Lanois Ellen McIntyre Dan Kane Maria Camadella Dawn Contento Debbie Mitchell Ed Myers Jerry Padbury Michelle Camadella Peggy Davidson Debbie Kara more Jeanine Russell Joe Rakoski Kim Conaola Kathy Greco Katie Roe Kathy Wrenner Douglas Rands Linda DelBianco Debbie Hrehor Karen Smith TENOR SAXOPHONES Keith Rought Denise Dunham Daria Huntington Holly Stone Beth Cammaraca Ward Titus Debbie Garbarra Lynn Kaschak Janice Sypher Bryan Dalton BARITONES Laurie Gradala Camille Kelly Kathy Warren Karen Grimm Eric Knapp Patti Griffith Karla Kopec CLARINET Sue Komar Bob Lozzi Joann Guccia Lisa Kukckla Susan Allen TRUMPETS Pat Wood Debbie Hendrick Cindy Livingston Sally Boettger John Adams SOUSAPHONES Tami Knox Maria Marzocca Susan Burcak John Andrake Allan Bennett Lauren Koeth Debbie Matthews Diane Clark Kathy Baxter Dave Carlson Linda Meagher Jayne Melrose Carol Cornell David Bird Dave Diack Judy Merritt Susan Miner Mary Cowan Mark Buselli Vince Grebe Lisa Monaco Cheryl Morgan Joanne Davis Kevin Corwin Jim Nielsen Cathy Raub Kaye Mott Mary Lynne Diorio Michael Cuomo Donna Nimec Cathy Soper Jane Nielsen Bernadette Drankoski Bill Dixon Bob Ondecko Lisa Toth Felicia Putei no Shelly Duffek Steven Huth Alex Reece Sharon Vestal Pat Rodgers Barbara Ehinham Mike Jones Terry Sinclair Tammy Weston Sandy Warnen Cathy Gower Dan L ere he PERCUSSION Laura Wiersroa Laurie Webster Shirley Haines Bill Lockwood Lou Bamer Kim Williams Marching Band Cindy Livingston finds that it's a small world when she meets the U-E Tiger's The Tiger's Pride Showband march in the festive Orange Bowl Parade in counterpart in Florida, Miami, Florida. A highlight of the Tiger Showband is the Tigerettes, marching in the Washing- ton Avenue Parade. Two of the many beautiful sights enjoyed by the U-E Band in Florida were ’’Flipper” and the marching Toy Soldiers. Color Guards, Flag Corps, and Tigerettes. Mary Lou Fabrizo, Pam Cun- ningham, Cheryl Lounsb erry, Mary Miner. FIRST ROW—Judy Merritt, Kim Williams, Tammi Weston| Linda Meagher, Tami Knox, Sharon Vestal, Linda DelBianco. SECOND ROW—Kim Conaola (Capt.) Maria Camadella, Laura Gradala, Cathy Raub, Laura Wiersma, Lauren Koeth. THIRD ROW—Kim Ather- ton, Debbie Hendrix, Denise Dunham, Laurie Broacfbent, Jo Ann Guccia, Patti Griffith. FIRST ROW'—Cheryl Mor- gan, Maria Manocca, Ca- mille Kelly, Peg Davidson, Lisa Kukelka, Jayne Mel- rose, Karla Kopec, Cindy Livingston, Dawn Contento. SECOND ROW—Lynn Kas- cbak, Jane Nielsen, Kaye Mott, Deb Mathews, Feli- cia Putrino, Sandy Warren, Kathy Creco, Daria Hunt- ington, Debbie Hrehor, Laurie Webster, THIRD ROW —Sue Minor, Dana Chad- wick. Varsity Football Cheerleaders FIRST ROW—Jodie Kotasek, Lisa Boris, Joni Sloma, SECOND ROW'—Susan Shear, Jody Baron, Jan Morris, Patricia Brown. THIRD ROW—Connie LaCourse, Tammy Laskowski, Marsha Zur, Vicki Matteson. FOURTH ROW—Joanne Pietros. The tension and excitement prior to the Vestal game during the Senior ceremonies is temporarily placed aside as cheerleaders Vicki Matteson, Jodie Kotasek, and Joni Sloma join in honoring the Senior players. School spirit emanates from the faces of U-E s cheerleading squad. 118 LETT--T am my, Sime, Conni Lisa, Marsha, and Joanne aloi with advisor Miss Tatusko, share their spirit with the UE Soccer team. UE Tiger, Sue Maxca, and Jodie Kotasek's brother Brandon, this year's mascots, were a familiar and enjoyable sight at Football games. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders The Hoopster Rockettes spark up the sidelines Paula Fiorini and Mary Norton help lead the stands with a cheer at the Winter Sports Pep Rally, Stylized perfection in motion is an impor- tant quality of the cheerleading squad as shown by Molly Sabraw. 120 Leigh Harikinson's facial expression represents a victory shared by everyone at the Arena. Shawn Morris ever-present smile maintains its glow de- spite anxious moments during the game. Cheryl Foster, Leigh Hankinson, Molly Sabraw, Paula Fiorini, Peggy Schuhle, Peggy Davidson, Shawn Morris, Jan- ette Pietras, Mary Norton, Tiger--Annette Buioccid. Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders FIRST ROW—Vonnic LaCourse, Lisa Bonetsky, Tiger -Annette Buiocchi, Karen Herceg. Linda Borsellino. SECOND ROW—Mary Ferencik, Cathy Denier, Ellen Knapik, Sue Feren- cik, Denise Dino The Varsity and J.V. squads combine to perform at the Winter Sports Pep Rally. 122 Before the start of the game, the J,V. cheerleaders warm- up the crowd with the roll call cheer. Chess Club John Schattuck is astounded by his opponent1® cunning move. This year the U-E Chess Club participated in five competitive match- es with schools in the western division of the Southern Tier Scholastic Chess League. Informa- tion concerning chess activities in the greater Binghamton community such as U. S. Chess Fed- eration tournaments was also disseminated through the League. When not participating in regular matches, members practiced var- ious aspects of their game; novices learning primarily through active participation with more experienced members, some of whom possess USCF ratings. FIRST ROW —Joe Jones (Pres.), Carl Haycock, Rick Bargar, Scott Ross, Rev Hasch (Vice Pres. ). SECOND ROW—John Schattuck, Chris Kropat, Mr. Johnson (Advisor). 124 Chorus FIRST ROW--Sharon Vestal, (Tres.) Girray Buchler, Pat Warski (Librarian) Jane Keough, Cindy Bloom, Mike Columbia, Dave Diack, Phil Brigham, Milton Allen, JohnZaccarini, Marene Jamereon, Debbie Binninger, Sue Schaefer. SECOND ROW—Ms. Hartman, Dawn Contento, Wahneta Allen, Theresa DeSanctis, (Co-chair person) Mike Cuomo, Bob Lotri, jerry Padbury, Jacquie Albano (Sec- retary) Barb Machalek, Nancy McKenrie, Terri Wagner, THIRD ROW—Diane Jones, Debbie Cee, Dyan Wild, Barbrietta May, Linda Coe, Dinae VanAbs, LuAnn Rouse, Cindy Edwards, Betty Sprague, Randy Vandevpoel, Dave Stone, Mike Jasko, Cindy Corbin, Kathleen Martin, Jill Zechman, Judy I ay lor, Brenda Bollen, FOURTH ROW: Laurie Broadbent, Maria Reynolds, Ellen Crooks, Marcia Bovier, Cindy Brady, Michelle Hotalen, Mary Ann Nolis, Sue Miner, Dianna Snell, Carol Hutchin- son, Melanie Zemberi, Tim Severance, Dave Cook, Ed Menhennett, Nancy Scotcher, AmMarie Nolis, Barb Lord (Co-chair person), Cindy Desko, Sue Qlen Fish. Union- EndicottHigh School Chorus is primarily a performing group that re- hearsed daily for one class period. Be- sides formal concerts in winter and spring at the high school, they perform - ed for ser- vice clubs and did assembly programs at the elemen- tary and jun- ior high schools. Jane Keough, Dave Stone, and Cindy Bloom are the ac- comanists for the chorus. 125 Co-op Program IBM Work Experience Program — SITTING—Larry Allen, Jim Alton. STANDING—Mark Huck, FIRST ROW —Julie Benson SECOND ROW—Patti Piccano, Lisa Boris, Becky Sulich, Bob Incitti. Rand Barium, Liz Beeman, Glen Gabriel, Billie Sue Bird, One of the offerings of the Business Education Department is the Co-operative Office Skills Program. There were 25 UEHS seniors working half days at either IBM or the Broome Coun- ty Nursing Home this year. Stu- dents had to be enrolled in either Shorthand 2, Office practice 2, or Accounting 2 to be eligible for the program. Co-ops gained valuable experience, earned one credit for working and earned hundreds of dollars, half of which had to be banked so that the students could learn money management. In its third year now, the IBM Work Experience Program affords selected U-E senior boys the opportunity of learning about the world of work as co- op employees of this large cor- poration. Every spring, appli- cations for this program are ac- cepted and candidates are se- lected on the basis of their high school academic performance and their letters of recommen- dation. Boys selected to repre- sent our school are then sent to IBM for interviews—after which the final selection is made. This year we have ten boys in the program. They work half days and attend classes here the re- maining half. Their experiences through the year, they will ad- mit, are varied and quite rewarding. FIRST ROW--Cheryl Corby, Debbie Koperwas, Pat Goodwin. SECOND ROW--Sue Rubino, Jackie Baldwin, Nancy Felo, Mary Gotwalt, Janice Atkinson, Sue Dorin, Jodie Kotasek. THIRD ROW—Nancy Pitcher, Nancy Freer, Pam Battista, Marie Wagner, Cindy Ruggieri, Judy Savidge, Shirley Koperwas. 126 Debate Club FIRST ROW—Chris Boris, Julie Dzengelski SECOND ROW—Phil St amato (Pres. % Tammy Weston, Mr Carpeirter (Advisor), FIRST ROW—Michael Richardson, Sue Jasko (Pres.)- SECOND ROW: Maria Reyn- olds, Lesley Mott (Sec ), Jane Keough, DonnaNimec, Nancy McKenzie. THIRD ROW: --Jim Zwirble, Mark Huck, Amy Checcerelli, Marene Jamerson, Sharon Vestal, Nancy Scotchcr, Larry Cuidici, Bob DeDio, Mike Jasko The Debate Club, having been recently reorganized, was con- cerned with arguing pro or con on a topic decided upon by The New York Forensic Society Com- petition with other area schools was arranged and the club pre- pared to participate in regional and state tournaments. Maria Reynolds--an active parde- pant in Drama Club Drama Club's exciting project of the year was the Pidit2er-Piire winning play, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU This comedy of the thirties, with a cast of nine- teen, was produced in April Other activities included travel- ing to New York City to see two Broadway plays, attending Civic Theater's stagecraft workshops, and helping Civic to produce The Golden Fleece1' at Roberson Memorial Center in December. DRAMA CLUB 127 French Club FIRST ROW—Bernadette Drankowski, Sue Rubino, Jean Sc brag, Pam Lawton, Michelle Fitzgerald, Mary Lynne Diorio, Ed Cole, Randi Shuman, Janette Cyganovich (Tres,), Marge Keough (Pres, ), Kim Jones (Vice Pres.), Cindy Burke (Sec ), Maureen Bilbrey, Cindy Cowan, Cathy Warren. SEC- OND ROW—Molly Sabraw, Terri Wallick, Ann Shelansky, Lisa Kukelka, Pam Saikley, Linda Tra- bucco, Cathy Como, Michelle Wheatley, Sandy Smith, Phil Stamato, Michelle Weldon, Lisa Bo- netsky, Donna Castiglione, Debbie Wenner, Terri Wagner, Jill Zechman, Linda Byer, Linda Borsel- lino. THIRD ROW—Deb Prusakowski, Dave Stone, Sue Schaefer, Laurie Broadbent, Maria Reynolds, Nancy Wheeler, Kris Kushner, Linda Coe, Diane Van Abs, Joyce Alien, Vicki Snyder, Holly Stone, Beth Bennett, Leslie Dunn, Kathy Buran, Debbie Powell. The main goal of the club this year was to finance a trip to Montreal in May, Various fund raising activities such as pizza sales, carwashes, candle sales, a tiger key chain sale, and numerous other pro- jects were carried out. They visited various historical sights in new’ and old Montreal and enriched their cul- tural experience in the French language and foreign travel. Debbie Prusakowski is mo- mentarily distracted from the business being discussed. The president, Marge Keough, and vice president, Kim Jones discuss future money- making ventures at a meeting of the French Club, Jean Schrag, an attentive member of the French Club, offers a helpful suggestion. 128 History Seminar Kathy Homa, president of History Seminar, informs Interested members of upcoming activities A very successful year was shared by the 140 members of History Seminar due to capable advisors, Mr. Archer and Mr. Carpenter. This yea r $ History Seminar-History Club focused its activities on a spring trip to Virginia, The four- day trip had as its main destination the Williamsburg area, in- cluding the restored colonial village and the historical Busch Gardens. A brief stop- over at Virginia Beach provided many students with their first view of the Atlantic Ocean. To help defray the es- timated $8, 000 cost, the club's one hundred members have had various fund-raising activities including bake sales, candy sales, T-shirt sales, a dance, and a car wash. FIRST ROW—Tom LaCourse, Nancy Warren, Brenda Testani, Cindy Noteware, Sharon Edick, Mel Harris, Beth Ben- bette, Carol Cassidy, Linda Warren (Vice Pres.), Kathy Roma (Pres� ), Mr. Holcomb (Advisor), Sue Rubino(Sec. ), Steve Faivre (Tres. ), Phyllis Pero, Marisa Fiester, Debbie McVannon SECOND ROW—Lynn Kaschak, Nancy Nash, MarySaik- ley, Tami Laskowski, Kathy O'Neil, Jayne Rheinheimer, Mel Davidson, Debbie Mitchell, Chris Musa, Chris Fiori, Ann Bragalia, Eve Marie Zaccheo. THIRD ROW' —Kevin Coughlin, Bob Virun, Mike Sochor, Tom DiVita, Jim Hall, Kurt Puterbaugh, Betty LeClair, Carla McClain, Michelle Faivre, Lisa Savidge, Felicia Putri no, FayW'elch, Denise Walter. Sue Allen, Sandy Warren. FOURTH ROW—Mike Somma, Mike Heide, Howard Sallerson, Ann Bastiano, Dave Maigarone, Jerry Michael, Michelle Fitzgerald, LuAnn Rouse, Jean Schrag, Cindy Burke, Lisa Branca, Becky Battaiini, Connie La- Course Patti Battaglini, Lisa Jankowski, Brad Thomas, Keith Baird, Theresa DeSanctis. FIFTH ROW—Rick Denmon, Laura Wiersma, Melanie Zemberi, Fhilomenia Stamato, Desere Turbe, Mary Norton, Debbie Prusakowski, Molly Sabraw, Tami Lints, Diane Boyd, Kathy Morgan, Mary Schofield, Patty Brown, Lesley Mott, Kim Jones. SIXTH ROW—Karen Conrad, Sue Litts, Leslee Dunn, Sue Kurkoski, Joanne Pietras, Leigh Hankinson, Robin Vail, Paula Fiorim, Janette Pietras, Kaye Mott, Lisa Kukelka, Cheryl Benninger, Cindy Griffith, Cindy Hall, Marge Keough, Jacquie Albano. SEV- ENTH ROW--Mary Lynn Diorio, Maria Marzocca, Joanne DiLorenzo, Darlene Bongiorno, Tracey Mott, Patti Griffith, Donna Warfield, Pam Saikley, Anita Dray, Joanne Hastings, Linda Meagher, Mary Lynn Dennis, Sue Miner, Stefanie Seelman. EIGHTH ROW— Diane Bidwell, Ann Fedich, Jacki Baldwin, Peg Schule, Shawn Morris, Emily Henry, Barb Machalek, Sandy Scordinoj Sharon Laughney, Karen Sacco, Karen Nedbalski, Michelle Ketcbum. Out homecoming game took place on Saturday, October 12, 1974, The football team was pre- paring to play Homer, while eight Senior girls were anxious for the pre- game ceremony to begin. The girls were nominated by all of the clubs in our school and then voted on during homeroom. As the band was playing, To watch the Girls Go By , the eight candidates were being escorted onto the middle of the football field. Tim Crockett, the master of ceremonies, an- nounced the three runner ups: 3pd--Kathy Roma, 2nd—Jackie Alabano, and 1 1st—Jackie Balkwin, Tim then presented Debbie Mitchell with her crown and roses It was a very exciting and beautiful night for all the girls. 1974-75 Homecoming Queen Master of Ceremonies, Tim Crockett, watches as former Queen, Bonnie LaCourse, and es- cort Jim Spatafora, congratulate the new Homecoming Queen, Debbie Mitchell with escort Craig English. CIRCLING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT—Vicki Mattes on Longo, Lorraine Rober- to, Debbie Apalovich, Jackie Baldwin Jfirst runner up), adde Albano (second runner up), Kathy Ro- ma (third run- ner up), Jodie Kotasek CEN- TER-Debbie Mitchell. RIGHT—Jackie Bald- win, first runner up as Homecoming Queen, is escorted onto the field by Mark Dixon FAR RIGHT—Home- coming Queen candi- date, Lorraine Roberto and her escort Tom Carey. Key Club Mr Cardone discusses important matters with members of the Key Club During the past year, the U.E. Key Club has been most active in community and school affairs Its hard-working members accomplished many goals which were beneficial as well as fun At the end of the last school year, the club co- sponsored an extremely successful Chicken Bar- R-Que at Glendale Pam By their hard-working efforts, the Key Clubbers sold almost 900 chicken dinners, and raised an adequate sum for a worthy cause. This season’s undefeated football team also had a great football program which in- cluded color pictures, records, and statistics This 22-30 page program was given statewide reeogiiition. Many club members put in in- valuable time working on and selling the pro- grams. Along with this, Key Clubbers also sold 1,000 Tiger Pennants. As a result of these fund- raising efforts, the Key Club had their second annual Awards Dinner at King Arthur's Restau- rant in mid-December Also at Christmas, the club delivered $100 worth of turkeys to needy families Many active Key Clubbers have also done some volunteer work at Arena 74, Arena 75, and the Louis Picciano Boyfs Club, Recent fund raising which included a dance and car wash, helped to send approximately 20 members to a statewide Key Club Convention. Key Club- bers also chaperoned for the prom, as well as many other school functions and community activities. FIRST ROW—Ron Vitale, Rich Lynch, Larry Allen, Tim Crockett, Jimmy Orlando (Tres. ), Steve Franck (Sec. h Mike Giarusso, Gary Crooks, Tom Buiochci (Vice Pres,), Dave Sedelmeyer, Kevin O'Brien, Bob incitti SECOND ROW—Mike Komar, Barron Valent, Tim Lynch, Gene George, Mark Patrick, Tony Palo mb arc (Pres.), Louie PetruzzcUi. THIRD ROW --td Cole, Jeff Drejza, Carl Roma, Russ King, Mike Ricciardi, Rick Haddock, John Camevale, Rick Denmon, Tom Mills. FOURTH ROW—Ralph Garrison, Keith Baird, Bob Coughlin, Paul Roach, Jay Dinga, Brad Thomas, Jim Kehoe, Kevin Coughlin. FIF i H ROW—Jim Kushner, Jim Everhart, Joe Conzola, Rich Burke, Lou Ha rasta, Jim Ryan. SIXTH ROW —Vince Williams, Mike Wesko, Jeff Good, Mike Walcryk. SEV- ENTH ROW—Tom Consol. FAR EEFT—Key Club Off ice rs—Pre sident Tony Palombaro, Sec- retary Steve Franck, and Treasurer Jim Or- lando. (Vice-President Tom Buiocchi is miss- ing. ) LEFT—Tony Palombaro organized several service activi- ties in his role as presi- dent of Key Club. 131 Mathletes FIRST ROW '-Jim Babb, Warner Klauser. SECOND ROW—Russ King, Terri Stankiewicz. THIRD ROW—Chris Bartos, Steve Faivre, Nick Scalro, Beverly Hasch, Donna Wagner, The U.E. Mathletes team con- sisted of students interested and proficient in mathematics. Com- petition was held five times this year with eleven other area schools. Each meet consisted of five timed questions and a relay. Problems were submitted by 1,B.M. engi- neers Various mathematical and engineering societies donated money for plaques, metals, and other prizes awarded to individual and school winners at the end of this year. Mathlete, Donna Wagner finds Math, despite complicated procedures, interesting and challenging. 132 Terry Stankiewicz was a determined Mathlete who helped U-E win many meets. National Honor Society The new inductees of NHS listen as Ms. Can- trowitz briefly explains the procedure of the induction ceremony. Honor Society Officers—STANDING—LouPetnmelli (Ties.), Jean Schrag (Pres ). KNEELING—Barb Strollo (Sec.), Larry Allen (Vice Pres ). FIRST ROW—Barb Stiollo (Sec.), Gina Nicholas, SueTeipak. SECOND ROW— Molly Sabraw, Dean Gains, Kevin Coughlin, Louie Petnizzeili (Tres.), Ja- nette Cygaoovich, Jean Schrag (Pres.). Scholarship, Leadership, Character and Service--these axe the basic re- quirements for membership in the Na- tional Honor Society. The society is an honorary organization which recog- nizes the achievements of its members. The candidates for membership are carefully selected based on their aca- demic achievement, service to the community, leadership in activities, and good character. A primary function of the National Honor Society is to be of service to the school, to fellow students, and to the community. This past year, many worth- while projects were undertaken by its members. Some of these endeavors included tutoring students in the Union- Endicott district, assisting with instruc- tion in the special education classes, and aiding counselors in the arduous task of spring and fall scheduling for the entire high school body. Several individual members visited nursing homes in the community in order to share some of their time with the elderly. 131 The U-E Ski Club travels to Greek Peak each Saturday for eight weeks beginning in January. Members range in skill from beginners to ad- vanced racers, Students may choose to free ski or enroll in a lesson program. Excellent rental equpiment is available for those without skis. Mem- bership begins by completing two fund raising projects in the fall. These include work- ing at dances, car washes, and roller skating parties. In addi- tion to the two months of skiing at Greek Peak, at least two trips to different ski areas are planned each year for those interested members. Ski Club LEFT—Co-Ad visor, Miss Hartnett, checks roll on one of the many bus trips to Creek Peak. RIGHT—Co-Advisor, Mr. Anechcrico distributes pertinent information to ski club members. FIRST ROW—Steve Faivre, Chris Bartos, Michelle Fitzgerald, Jeny Mechaels, Ken Curatolo, Paul Baselchek, Mike Malia, Darla Huntington, Wayne Kunsman, Michelle Weldon, Pam Lawton, Cheryl Sylvester, Cindy Swetich, Baib Bock, Michelle Faivre, Sheilah Grebe (President), Linda Trabucco, Sandy Warren, Brad Thomas, Donna Ml me c. SEC- OND ROW—Maureen jamerson, Bernadette Drankowski, Jayne Melrose, Kim Jones, Mark Mikucki, Deb Olson, Tom DeVita, Tony Priddy, John Kappus, Darlene Bonjioumo, Jacquie Albano. THIRD ROW— Dave Margarone, StephanieS Seelman, Nancy Warren, Jim Nielsen, Lori Grebe, Peter Brower, Mary Schofield, Rick Paglia, JoAnne DiLorenzo, Garey Roden, DanGritsavage, DanParsons, UurrenKoeth. FOURTH ROW—AnnBastiano, Denise Walters, Laurie Webster, Marge Keough, George Gale, Mike Heide, Tom Smith, Cindy Cargill, Make Cachardo, Holly Stone, Donna Rizzi. FIFTH ROW —Sharon Edick, Carla McClain, Sue Litts, Terri Stankiewicz, Amy Joslin. SIXTH ROW—Lori Holland, Donna Warfield. Dave Sedelmeyer, Lori Fisher, Betty LeClair, Ellen McIntyre, Beth Camarda, Kaye Mott, Rick Burke, Laurie Wallace, Tom LaCotirse, Sue Hillenbrand, Joe Coudriet. SEVENTH ROW—Leslee Dunn, Sue Miner, Jim Alton, George Hillen- brand, Mike Huck, Rick H ddock, Frank Gallo, Jim Hall, Marie McClain, Erin Coris, Bill Clayton, Lisa Kukelka, Mark McClain, Lee Spadine, EIGHTH ROW—Dan Proctor, Vicne Grebe, A club member unloads equipment in preparation for the days skiing activities. 135 German Club Erin Goris, German Club President, coordinated vari- ous activities for the club to achieve their goals Just a year ago a German Club was formed by in- terested students. At the beginning of this school year it was decided to raise money by selling homebaked goods. The club used the proceeds for a trip to New York and the United Nations Building. The Flying Club is a loosely structured group of students interested in the various aspects of flying. Most work involves the understanding of naviga- tion, weather phenomena affecting flying, the in- strumentation of an air- plane and the rules and regulation for the Federal Aviation Administrations Examination, which is necessary for a pilot's license. Experience is given in both flying a plane and in recognizing the various roles at a typical airport. This is achieved by visit- ing a control tower and ra- dar vectoring room. FIRST ROW--Paul Caforio, Peter Gaffney. SECOND ROW--Jerry Bucinell, Jim Zwirble, Tom Beemont, Randy Vanderpoel, Lou Petruzzelli, Mr.Lawton (Advisor). Flying Club 136 Spanish Club FIRST ROW—Leslye Dyer, Patti Griffith, Cindy Griffith (Pres.), Evemaiie Zaccheo, Sue Perenyi. SECOND ROW—Vicki Guicca (Co-tres. ), Nina Catalano (Co-tres,), Jeanne Like- wise, Jacquie Albano (Sec.). THIRD ROW —Miss Carabino (Advisor), Cliff Young, Michele Camadella, Donna Warfield, Bev Coleman, Barb Lord, Sue Misulich, Cindy Desko, Anne Marie Nolis, Alexis Alexander. Spanish Club consisted of students who were in- terested in the culture of the Spanish-speaking peo- ple. As their Fund Raising Projects they sold UE Ti- ger buttons and had nu- merous Bake Sales. The club experienced a week- end trip to New York City where they visited the UN, saw a Spanish movie and play and enjoyed some Spanish food. Some mem- bers also took the nine- day trip to Spain during Easter vacation. Vicky Guccia provides entertainment for Miss Carabine's Cindy Griffith, president of Spanish Club, holds the Spanish Club interest of members at a meeting. 117 Student Government This year the Student Government partici- pated in many activities such as dances, fund raising projects, contributions, a homecoming project, a Christmas project, pep rallies, and community service projects. Student Government started the year off by organizing a pep rally to put some spirit back in- to the student body. They held a peanut sale in October to pay for expenses for the Homecoming weekend. The student Government also participated in the Broome County Youth Council on Smoking and Health. A group of students attended meet- ings at the Trinity House in Binghamton and also an all day workshop which was held at the John- son City High School. This year, Student Government achieved many of its proposed goals and is anticipating another prosperous year in '76. FIRST ROW—Karen Conrad, Cheryl Foster, Kathy Hart, Mel Davis, Natalie Mastrianm, Karen Russ, Marge Kerins, Mel Harris. SECOND ROW—Gene George, Joni Sloma, Tim Crockett (Vice Pres.), Brooks Watts, Beaver Shirley, Gary Crooks (Pres, L Mary Lynne Diorio (Tres. Mary Norton, Stefame Seelman,Pam Lawton, Voxmie LaCourse. THIRD ROW'—Jim Keough, Rick Buikc, Sandy Warren, Theresa DeSanctis, Cathy Buchanan, Cathy Grose, Tracey Mott Sue Kurkowski, Maria Marzocca Sec.), Lori Fisher, Jacquie Albano, Evcmarie Zaccheo. ’ Cindy Buike. FORUTH ROW— Jackie Baldwin, Kanie Finnegan, Doreen Hamrich, Laura Grad- ala, Debbie Moore, Carol Cassidy, Patti Battaglini, Jayne Rheinheimer, Maisha Zur. FIFTH ?,?Wr ?rad Th°mas, Anne Marie Nolis, Barb Lord, Sue Misulich, Debbie Mathtews, Debbie Mitchell. Student Government Officers: President Gary Crooks, Vice- President Tim Crockett, Secretary Marla Mantocca, and Trea- surer Mary Lynne Diorio. The Tigereye Staff Editor-in Chief of the Tigereye, Chuck Yungkurth and Layout Editor, Joe Majka The Tigereye is the official voice ofU-E, Its main functions are to express student opinions and views, as well as to give recognition to deserving stu- dents . Another function of the paper is to recognize athletics, scholastic activities, clubs, and organizations. Hopefully, the Tigereye provides humor, news, and thought provoking commentary concerning life atU-E. FIRST ROW—Amy CeccereUi, Peter Gaffney. SECOND ROW—Bernadette Drankowski (Busi- ness Editor), Joe Majka (Layout Editor). THIRD ROW—Mike Hack, Bev Hasch, Bob DcDio. FOURTH ROW—Chuck Yungkurth (Editor-in-Chief), Chip Goris, Larry Guidici, Donna Nimec, Karen Yungkurth, Bob Strick. FIFTH ROW—Joe Schattuck, Mike Cuomo (Sports Editor), Wah neta Allen. 139 The Union Endicott Varsity Club is open to all varsity award winners at Union Endicott High School, This year the club was divided into two divisions: a boys division and a girls division. The purpose of this club was to promote good sportsmanship and all other desirable qualities of athletics. The main function of the Var- sity Club was to sponsor the three covered dish suppers for U-E var- sity athletes in conjunction with the U-E Booster Club and present the varsity athletes with their awards, Co-Advisors: Peter Sylvester and Dolly Honnick. President of the newly organized Girl's Varsity Club, Lori Fisher, helped to make a progressive achievement for Women's Lib at U-E. Varsity Club Varsity Club Officers—STANDING—Presi- dent Tom Consol, Treasurer Mike Wesko, SEATED—Vice-President Tom Mills, and Secretary Kevin Coughlin. FIRST ROW—Joe Toth, Kelly Reardon, Mike O'Neil, Paul Riley, Lee Spadine, Rick Burke, Mark Blackwell, JimKehoe, Brad Thomas, Tom Fieri, Beaver Shirley, Tony Roach, Mike Logan, Mike Longo, Rick Paglia. SECOND ROW—Jerry Wood, Bill Donaldson, Ken Parks, Mike Koob, Doreen Hamarich, Am GasbaiTa, Debbie Mitchell, Sue Hillenbrand, Cathy Buchanan, Shiela Grebe, Annette Buiocchi, Joni Sloma, Marsha Zur, Joanne Pietr s, Connie LaCourse. THIRD ROW—Tom Wayson, Carolyn Demyan, Sue Litis, Phyllis Diorio, Debbie Desko, Lesley Mott, Tracey Mott, Pris Ham- lin, Joanne DiLorenao,Lori Fisher, Doreen Deunion, Marge Kerins, Cheryl Foster, Karen Russ, Sally Boetteger, Lori Broadbent. FOURTH ROW--Bob Incitti, Barb Hughes, Jacquie Albano, Marcia Nelson, Barb Lord, Michele Camadella, Gerri Smith, Chris Ciotiol, Faye Welch, Kathy Buran, Dana Chadwick, Sue Schaefer, FIFTH ROW—Leigh Hankinson, Camille Kelly, Peg Davidson, Tami Laskowski, Lisa Savidge, Lori Grebe, Tony Palombaro, Steve Franck, Rick Den- mon, Dan Litts, Mark Mikucki, Tom Bennett, John Veruto, SIXTH ROW—Bill Loller, Paula Fiorini, Jane Niesten, Kathy O'Neil, Jayne Rheinheimer, Rick Haddock, Bob Lesyshyn, Ed Cole, Russ King, Rick Rochon, Ernie Fabrizio, Jim Santacrose, Doug Smith, Nick Scalzo. SEVENTH ROW—Carl Roma, Jim Ryan, Mark Bowen, Joe Conzola, Mike Caforro, Dave Sedelmeyer, Ralph Garrison, Mike Somma, Dave MingareUi, Tom Carey, Gary Crooks, Cliff Young, EIGHTH ROW—Jeff Good, Tom Buiocchi, Ron Rejda, Kevin O'Brien, Paul Roach, Lou Harasta, Mike Walczyk, Kevin Coughlin, Tom Mills, Tom Consol, Mike Wesko, Bob Vemto, Art Seminar Dick Miner is cantent with the progress of Mike Daily concentrates on his painting. the structure of his drawing. Art Seminar provided students with a variety of activities beyond class re- quirements. An occasional evening would find the studios with students working on various projects; at times an evening was spent with a model posing for life drawing, or there could have teen a demonstration by a potter, painter, or photographer. An activity of the illus- tration students was a painting of a mural on the library wall at the George F. Johnson elementary school. Finally, when spring arrived several carloads of parents and students headed for the coast of Maine for four days of sketching the rocky coastline, the fish- ing boats, lobster pots, light houses, walking on the beach and eating lob- ster. In short, Art Seminar was meant to leave students with pleasant experiences and memories. The scenic Baldhead Cliff visited annually by the Art Seminar is noted for being ninety feet high. Fisherman Cove in O gun quit, Maine is also visited annually by the Ait Seminar. 141 Dave Tripp was a sincere and dedicated member of this yearns Students for Environmental Action Biology-Ecology Club Members of the Biology-Ecology Club discuss ways to help preserve the beauty of the environment. The U.E.H.S. Students for Environ- mental Action (SEA) had as its main ob- jective to keep alive the feeling of ecolo- gical awareness which has dwindled rapidly in die past few years. The club expanded its activities to in- clude outdoor field trips and hikes cul- minating in a field trip to Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. Fund raising activities in- cluded bake sales, piz- za sales, car washes, and a St. Patrick's Day dance. Paper drives were also a source of funds for the club. FIRST ROW—Sylvia Rando, Cindy Miller, Lori Kaschak, Sue Terpak, SECOND ROW—Paula Bollen, Debbie Kenderes (Pres.), Cindy Kenderes (Sec, ), Andrea Gresko. THIRD ROW—Mr. Teubert fAdvisoT), Val Kocak, Eve Marie Heurish, Brenda Bollen (Vice Pres. ), Sue Ellen Fish, Judy Lora, John Zaccarini, Yvonne Laudry, Judy Taylor, 142 Future Homemakers of America FHA members seem to feel that club lectures can be beneficial as they listen to Mrs, James. The mirrored images of Mary Jane Pease, Maureen Walsh, and Angela Spell as they Look through a pattern book. The U.E.H.S, chapter of Future Homemakers of America (FHA) was part of a national organization of high school students in- terested in Home Economics. Our chapter accomplished marry' things during oui first year. We at- tended a District meeting, prepared the float to represent U-E in the Christmas parade, helped a needy family with toys and clothes at Christmas, sold sta- tionery, tooled leath- er belts, sponsored a trip to Peddleris Vil- lage, served as high school guides, made Christmas ornaments, and much more. Chir interests centered around improving our personal, family, school, and commun- ity relationships in any way we could. FIRST ROW—Jill Savage, Cindy Livingston, Erin Goris (Vice-President). SECOND ROW-—Mau- reen Walsh, Mary Jane Pease (President), THIRD ROW—Randy Schumann, Angela Ms . James (Advisor). FOURTH ROW—Kathy Fitch (Secretary Cheryl Rake, Diane Dunham, Debbie Cowan. 14i The Yearbook Staff The 1975 THESAURUS staff started their work in the spring of 1974. Actually, two members started preparing for their roles during the sum- mer of 1973—Joni Sloma, Editor-in-Chief and Gina Nicholas, Assistant Copy Editor, attended a conference on yearbooking in Rochester. Much planning went into the preparation of each in- dividual part of the THESAURUS by Joni and her advisors, Mrs. Ann Lewis and Mr. Joseph Rose. Senior pictures were taken during the summer; underclassmen pictures, sport pictures, activity pictures, and candid pictures were taken during the school year. Then the task of sifting through piles of pictures for the best ones began. Putting captions under the pictures took the imagination and skill of Joni Sloma, Gina Nicholas, and Bart Strollo. Barb Machalek, Jennifer Battle, Ralph Signorelli, and Debbie Powell spent hours count- ing money, checking off pictures, and posting payments to students1 accounts. It has been estimated that our yearbooks takes 3, 200 staff hours to produce hut many members agree that it takes much more. The majority of this work falls on the shoulders of the Editor-in- Chief, the Treasurer, and the student photogra- phers. The current yearbook has a budget of ap- proximately $8, 000. Yearbook advisor, Mrs. Lewis, and Photography advisor, Mr. Rose, contributed support, effort, and guidance to the entire yearbook staff. Photographer, Ken Curatolo, care- fully selects acceptable negatives to print for the yearbook. Copy Editor, Barb Strollo, Editor, Joni Sloma, and staff member, Patty Brown, coordinate their efforts in preparing copy for the yearbook. Emily Henry, a member of the layout staff organizes the Senior section Coordinating copy and layouts is one of the primary tasks of yearbook staff workers, Sue Sterling and Kim Jones. FIRST ROW—Ralph Signorelli, Dave [Mack, Barb Hughes, Barb Strollo (Copy Editor), Michelle K etc hum, Gina Nicholas (Asst Copy Editor), Stephanie Seelman (Asst Editor), Ken Cura tolo. SECOND ROW—Jo aide Carosella, Kim Jones, Lori Fisher, Marge Kerins. THIRD ROW—Jennifer Battle (Asst. Treas.), Deborah Powell, Jodie Kotasek, Dana Chadwick, Patricia Brown, Pam Saikley, Doreen Hamarich, Maria Manocca. FOURTH ROW—Barb Ma- chalek (Treas,), Joni Sloma (Editor-in-chief), Mary Lynne Diorio, Emily Henry. John Adams Jacqueline Albano As the school year closes, we, the Senior Class of 1975, reflect upon the various goals which we have pursued throughout our high school years. Both individually and collectively, we have sought to improve ourselves in the various fields which have helped to make us a functional part of society. Athletics, academics, clubs, and various other activities were an integral part of this preparation. Despite die confusion of the building process which forced us to be separated in our Junior year, we were once again united in this our Senior year—the most signifi- cant of all. And now we must go forth into society, realizing fully well that our past endeavors will serve as guide- lines for the future experiences which we will encounter on the un- certain horizons before us . . . Kathleen Adams Deborah Allen Jeanine Allen Lawrence Allen Rene Aipi 148 Thomas Alton Kathleen Antalek Kim Atherton Richard Andrascik Jr. Debra Apalovich Janice Atkinson 149 Timothy Andrews Jacquelyn Baldwin 150 Jennifer Battle Karen Becker Michael Berube Suzann Besecker Leeann Biesecker Dianne Bidwell David Bilcik Richard Bidwell 152 John Birchall Joseph Biscardl Barbara Bishara Michael Blazavich Mark Blackwell Patricia BLouin Stanley Blah a Linda Bock Debora Bongiorno Lisa Boris i s J Antoinette Bragaglia Cathy Buchanan Rebecca Boyer Richard Bucek Dennis Buchler Lori Briggs Robert Buchanan is Linda Byer 155 Maria Camadella Thomas Carey 156 Vincent Carlin! 157 John Ciotoli William Clayton Karen Convertino Karen Conrad Kim Conzola Thomas Consol David Cook Sharon Cooke Cheryl Corhy Alan Cornell Lee Cornell Raymond Correll Kevin Corwin Mary Cowan Timothy Crockett Cathleen Croft Cooperation and Organization Finally Overcome a Difficult Year for Seniors The Senior Class Officers: President Joni Sloma, Vice-President Cindy Interested seniors attend a class meeting to Griffith, Secretary Marge Keough, Treasurer Barb Machalek, Co- discuss the status of their budget. Treasurer Cindy Hall. ABOVE—Voted Most Active Boy, Gary Crooks conducted several pep rallies to rouse school spirit. RIGHT--In addition to the many func- tions of the gym lobby, seniors used it for various fund-raising activities. LEFT—Jim Everhart, an active member in Key Club is a persistent salesman. BELOW —Kathy Roma, a deserv- ing recipient of the most class notables is certainly Beat All-Around.11 A devoted member of the musical field, Barb Bishara was voted Class Musician. Designer of the 'Yearbook cover, Vince Sorrentino finds a quiet place to study. 161 Gary Crooks Pamela Cunningham Lawrence Curley Karen Curyto Janette Cyganovich Gary Czuhanich Patrick Dannibale Kathleen Davidson Lori Davis Nick DeBenodittis 161 David DeHaas Douglas DeMartine Margaret DeMatteis Michael Demer Richard Davis Linda DelBianco 165 Susan Dorin David Dranchak Theresa Drejza Patricia Drobny Timothy Drown Robert Duffy Diane Dunham Susan Dunham Robert Duran Frederick Durfee 166 Leslye Dyer Phillip Dzengeleski Susan Emmett James Everhart Steven Faivre Sandra Fargnoli Laura Farrell Todd Fellows Nancy Felo Cheryl Ferencik Karen Ferraccioli 166 Thomas Fiacco Marisa Fiester Karrie Finnegan Christine Fiori Thomas Fiori Paula Fiorini Carl Fitch Kevin Fitch Dennis Follis 169 Fem Foti Allison Fox Steven Franck Glen Gabriel Brenda Frazer Nancy Freer William Gallagher Frank Gallo 170 Vincent Gance Joseph Gazdik Gene George Ann Marie Gasbarra Nancy Gentile Dean Galus Linda Gasbarra Kristina George Michael George Jeff Good Cheryl Gonos Patricia Goodwin Cathy Gower Andrea Gradala Paula Grassi David Grasso Erin Goris Linda Greco Sheilah Grebe Vincent Grebe U-£rs own Galloping Gourmets, Kevin Babcock and John Battista create an appetizing dish. Sue Hillenbrand and Deb Mitchell; a couple of Senior bathing beauties. Voted Class Giant and tied for Most Athletic, Tom Consol sells pennants to Pam Saikley, Foggiest Girl, and Kim Jones. Would any picture of outdoor activities be complete without Class Rowdie, Craig Nichols or Wittiest Boy, Ken Parks? 174 The infamous look of approval from Lou Pettru- Perri Hart contemplates her artwork lelllp Class Mod. critically. Fran Wilcox lost in reflection. 175 Donna Greiner Muriel Greiner Cindy Griffith Vicki Guccia Cynthia Hall 176 Deborah Hall Priscilla Hamlin William Hanrahan Leigh Hankinson Louis Harasta 177 Donald Hrusecky Darla Huntington Mark Muck Barbara Hughes Thomas lessi Robert Incitti Michael Jaros 160 Leigh Jackson Susan Jasko Wilda Johnson Catherine Jones Kim Jones Joseph Keough Margaret Keough Joseph Klimek David Knowles L Jodie KotaseV Diane Knaplck Shirley Koperwas Christopher Kropat Debra Koperwas Gary Kraus 1 2 184 Jeanne Likewise 185 William Loller Barbara Lord Karen Lord Cheryl Lounsberry Steven Magargle Joseph Majernik Anthony Malarkey Ron Marcii Suzanne Mariani Debra Markovik Thomas Marshall Scott Martin Sal Marrongelli 187 A surprisingly quiet moment In a class with Tim Crockett, Dave De- Voted most likely to succeed, Kevin Coughlin, Haas, and Therese DeSanctis. RELOW--Chris Fiori demonstrates that laiden with books, displays the key to success. the steps make a convenient study hall. Margaret DeMatteis finds an autumn day idea] for RJck Warfield makes an inviting gesture. daydreaming. Boy talk. 189 Ellen McIntyre Cheryl Maye Steven Mar tin ak Debra McVannan 1« Nancy McKenzie Mary McKenzie John Melmer Vicky Matteson Wayne Miner Robert Mitchell 192 Michael Moon Edward Morford 193 Elaine Myers Daniel Nash Robert Nedbalski Marcia Nelson Mark Nemcek Joseph Nestoryak Craig Nichols James Nielson David Norton Lonnie Null Hoist Nyce Richard Olenski Donald Ovens Anthony Palombaro Michael O’Neil Karen Patrick 195 Mark Palombo Kathy Parker Daniel Parson Kenneth Parks Steve Pavlovich Susan Pellerin Hede Perenyi 7% Cathy Pero Phillip Pero Phyllis Pero Steven Peters Linda Petuh Louis Petrovsky Louis Petruzzelli 197 JoAnn Peworchik Randy Pezzola t Patricia Picciano Betteanne Pinto Brian Pitcher Nancy Pitcher Eugene Pittarelli Madeline Plichta Frank Polosky JoAnne Politis 198 Joseph RaJcoski Ruben Rangel Rocco Ranucei 199 Darlene Rathke Kelley Reardon Eric Rembecki Michael Repinecz ■- J Maria Reynolds Paul Riley 200 Michael Ricciardi Julian Rizzi Anthony Roach Lorraine Roberto Garcy Roden Mary Beth Robinson Richard Rochon Joseph Roma Kathleen Roma Kyle Roe 201 Julian Rizzi and Mike Giarusso take an active part in gym class. Sue Terpak, Most Studious Girl! waits for the bell as class ends. Debbie Koperwas emphatically expresses her point to Beanao” Incitti_an attentive Lori Spangenbeig. student. 202 Mike Demer, greets his buddy Jim Growa in the Demer Style which won him the title Friendliest Boy. It's Super Sergi . � . leaping tall builds ings in a single bound. Doug Smith is temporarily stopped by a friendly obstacle—Tom Wayson. m Richard Roma Joseph Rose Scott Ross Sharon Rossi Robert Rotunno Elizabeth Rowley Susan Rubino Cindy Ruggieri Debra Rummer 204 Mary Ellen Sabraw Pamela Salkley James Santacrose Nicholas Scalzo Susan Schaefer Jean Schrag Douglas Smith Doreen Snell Vilci Snyder Catherine Soper Vincent Sorrentino Frank Spacek Lee Spadine Joanne Spagnoletti Laurie Spangenberg 209 William Spangenburg Betty Jean Sprague Penny Spencer Cynthia Spry Theresa Stankiewicz J09 Jennie Spine Hi Randy Stachyrah John Stamato Nicholas Stanko Rebecca Sulich 210 Stephen Tabarrinl Suzanne Terpak Thomas Testani 211 Cindy Tingley i Linda Trabucco 212 Mark Urdanick 213 Richard Vallone Linda Vannuechi John Vavxa Robert Veruto Ronald Vitale Michael Walczyk Joyce Walter Linda Warren Sandra Warren Marie Wagner Richard Warfield Dan Watkins 214 Vicky Watkins Brooks Watts Thomas Ways on Michael Wenner David Wert Terry Wier 275 Michael Wesko Cynthia Wilce Frances Wilcox Keith Wilcox Kim Williams Rebecca Williams Gerald Wood 216 EveMarie Zaccheo Mark Zavatto Deborah Zedanovich SENIORS NOT PICTURED Allen, Richard Babcock, Kevin Bednar, Richard Belardinelli, Robert Bird, [David Bostie, Sheleon Bump, Vicki Clark, Geraldine Columbia, Tim Conway, Kevin Corey, Gerald Crause, William Davidson, Tom Dixon, Bill Eldred, Cynthia Fabrizlo, Mike Fisher, David Flint, David Gasbarra, Dennis Giarusso, Michael George, Cindy Gotwalt, Mary Gros, Gene Holliday, Charlene Haycook, Carl Henry, Nancy Hinkley, Judy Hirst, Mike Ingraham, Rich Jackson, Nate Johnson, Tawana Jones, Joe Lepay, George Longo, Robert Menhennett, Edward Michael, Edward Milazzo, Angela Nasoni, Jimmy Nelson, Bernard Oriordan, Jeanne Palmeri, Muzzy Pennington, Dan Pipik, Bettyann Pitcher, Brian Quartararo, Phyllis Rake, Gordon Richardson, Ray Roma, Nicholas Sergi, Thomas Shaw, Doug Stacey, Brett Stokem, Robert Tiffany, Mark Turecek, Mark Vavra, Joe Videtto, Vincent Wagner, Donna Wallen, Judy Ward, Gary Welch, Barbara Wlch, Joseph Zwirble, James Caroline Bangot Wittiest Girl, impresses Danny Wat- kins with her wit and charm. A common sight at U-E, best friends Michelle Sev- ersky and Paula Fiorini. Notables PRETTIEST GIRL MOST HANDSOME BOY BEST FIGURE BEST PHYSIQUE MOST POPULAR BEST NATURED CLASS FLIRTS CLASS ROWDIES WITTIEST MOST TALKATIVE QUIETEST FRIENDLIEST BEST DRESSED CLASS MOD CLASS BRAIN MOST STUDIOUS CLASS MUSICIANS CLASS ARTISTS MOST ARGU MENTI VE MOST ATHLETIC FOGGIEST MIRROR GAZER CLASS GRUB CLASS GIANTS CLASS MIDGETS CLASS COUPLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST FUN TO BE AROUND BEST ALL AROUND BROWN NOSER MOST ACTIVE Girls Deb Apalovich Sue Besecker Kathy Roma Kathy Roma Kathie Tearpock Kathie Tearpock Caroline Bango Vicki Guccia Barb Hughes Kathy Roma Jodie Kotasek Sue Sterling Terri Stankiewicz Sue Terpak Barb Bishara Chris Musa Linda Trabucco Cathy Buchannan Pam Saikley Cheryl FerencLk Penny Shoelace Cassin Ann Gasbarra Vicki Matteson Cindy Wilce Joni Sloma Kathy Roma Kathy Roma Peg Schule Joni Sloma Boys Tom Fiori Bob Veruto Bob Veruto Bob Veruto Ruben Rangle Lee Spadine Vince Gance Tony Roach Craig Nichols Ken Parks Tom Carey Bob Nedbalski Mike Demer Don Katsaris Lou Pettruzelli Chris Kropat Chris Kropat John Adams Mike Berube Andy Smith Tom Consol Bob Veruto John Vavra Joe Kubik Joe Keough Tom Consol Rick Roma Mark Palombo Kevin Coughlin Mike Demer Tony Palombaro Gary Crooks Gary Crooks 219 A Ackcrson, Alice 76 Adamck, Kim 76 Adams, John 11 5, Hb ♦Adams, Kathleen 148 Adams, Linda (Freshman) SI Adams, William 67, 94 Albano, Jacquie 125,129, 130,134, 137,138,140,148 Albano, John 76 Albano, Thomas 76 Alexander, Alexis 52, 94, 1 37 Ah monti, Angela 76 Alimonti, Victor 94 ♦Allen, Deborah 148 ’•Alien, Jcaninc Allen, Joyce 76,128 ’•Allen, Lawrence 126,131,148 Allen, Milton 94,125 Allen, Paula 76 ’♦Allen, Richard Allen, Susan 94,112,115,129 Allen, Wahneta 76,125,139 Atpi, Rene 148 «Alton, Thomas 126,134,149 Ambrose, Rcisa A mo re sc, Theresa 94 Anderson, Randy 76 Anechiarico, Mr R. 20,1 34 Acdrake, Greg 49,76 Andrake, John 67,94,112,115 ♦Andrascik, Rick 149 Andrascik, Ron 76 «Andrews, Timothy 149 Angclinc, Mr, F 26, 38 «Autalck, Kathleen 14!� Ant.iloK, StcVen 7l� ♦Apolovich, I H hr.� I 341, ) I � Air her, Mr. I . 23, |2 i Archie, Sus.ni 7«� Arihl.seu, J.iiH-t (I reslun.m) M Arnold, C4lHtiiv Arnold, Kenneth ‘M Arnold, Itoln'rt 7 Arthur, Karen 7i ART SEMINAR 141 Arvonio, Neil 94 «Atherton, Kim 112,115,117,149 Atherton, Kurt 58,59,76 'Atkinson, Janice 126,149 Atkinson, Mrs. 27 Avery, Debbie 76, 82 B Babb, James 36,94,132 Babcock, Bonnie Babcock, Cheryl 76,112,115 «Babcock, Kevin 174 Bagg, Kirk 76 Bagnick, Richard 76 Bailey, Anna 76 Bailey, A ngclique 76 Bailey, Charlotte 76,112 Bailey, Richani 49.94 Baird, Keith 94,129,131 Edter, Faith 76 Baldwin, Greg 43, 76 «Baldwin, Jacquelyn 126,129,1 30 138,149 Ball am, Mike 94 BAND 112-117 «Bango, Caroline 150,128 ♦Bargar, Richard 124,150 Barner, Lou 94,112,115 Barnes, Mary Barno, Brian 38, 94 Barno, Mr, R 23 Barnum, Jim ♦Baritum, R and 126,156 Baron, Jody 94,118 Barton, Lon 94 Bartleson, Lori 76 Barton, Susan 94 ♦Bartos, Chris 132,134,150 Bartos, Roxanne 150 Bartram, Roy 94 BASKETBALL (VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS) 120,121 BASKETBALL (J. V. CHEERLEADERS) 122,123 BASKETBALL (GIRLS' TEAM) 60 BASKETBALL (VARSITY TEAM) 54- S7 BASKETBALL (J, V. TEAM) 58-59 Bassett, Marion 76 Bassett, Rick 94 Banian, Matthew 76 Basti an o, Anne 94, 129, 134 Bates, Jennifer 76, 112, 115 Bates, Judy 76 Bates, Laurie 76,112, 115 Battaglini, Joseph 42, 43, 76 Battaglini, Marc 94 Battaglini, Patty 94,95,129,138 Battaglini, Rebecca 94,129 Baidorf, Robert 76 «Battista, John ISO, 174 «Battista, Pam 126,150 Battista, Paul 76 Battle, Cynthia 94 «Battle, Jennifer 145, 150 Baxter, Dawn Baxter, Kathy 76, 112, 115 Beaudry, Scott 77 «Becker, Karen 150 «Bednat, Richard Beechlcr, Mrs. L. 20 ♦Bceman, Elisabeth 126 Bcemont, Thomas 77,112, 1 36 ♦Belardinelli, Robert «Bell, Ted 36,77,83 «Belpulsi, John 151 Bernard eg, James Bcnden, Thomas 77 Benjamin, Edward Benjamin, Harold 77 Benjamin, Mr. K. 67 Bennett, Allan 77,1 IS Bennett, Beth 94, 128, 129 Bennett, David 77 «Bennett, John 44,151 «Bennett, Joseph 151 Bennett, Mia K. 19 «Bennett, Margaret 151 Bennett, Patrice 77 Bennett, Susan 77 Bennett, Thomas 38, 39,58,77, 140 «Benninger, Cheryl 50, 51, 129, 151 Benninger, Deborah 77,125 «Benson, Julie 126,151 Benton, Patricia 77 «Bernardo, Renee 151 Berry, Kevin 77 Berube, David 77 «Berube, Michael 152 «Besecker, $uzann 152 Bevelacqua, Marie 77 Bickbam, Gary 95 «Bidwell, Dianne 129,152 Bidwell, Doreen 77 Bidwell, Karen 51,77,82 BWwell. Richard 51,77 «Bie seeker, Leeann 152 Bilbrey, Maureen 95,112, 115,128 « Bilcik, Dave 152 Bilka, Anthony 76 BIOLOGY-ECOLOGY CLUB 142 «Birchatl, John 152 «Bird, Billie Sue 126, 152 Bird, David 116 ♦Biscardi, Joseph 1S2 «Blshara, Barbara 112,115, 152,161 Bishop, Lynn «Bisland, Brian Blackman, Linda 77 Blackwell, Mark 47, J40,153 Blaha, Stan 47,48 ftlahut, Greg 77 Blankenship, James 95 Blaravich, Andrea 77 «Blaravlch, Michael 153 Blazey, Lorraine 77 Bfazey, Michael 95 Blaiizck, Scott Bloom, Cynthia 63, 95, 112, 114, 115,125 «Btouin, Patricia 153 Bock, Barba ra 77,1 34 Bock, Carol 77,112 «Bock, Joanne 153 «Rock, Linda Sl Rod a, Jeanne 77 Roehlert, James 77 Boottger, Sally 95,112,114,115,140 Index Bohush, Peter 77 Bollec, Brenda 125,142 Bolfen, Paula 77, 142 Bonjiomo, Darlene «Bonjiomo, Deboca Boncisky, LJsa 77, 1 22, 128 Bonventre, Robert 95 Bontcmpo, Denise 77 Boras, Christine 45,127 Boreffi, Michael Boreffi, Paula Borg n a, Richard 95 «Boris, Lisa 118,119,126.153 BorselUno, Linda 77, 122, 123,128 Bortnick, Mr. 16 «Boitie, Sieleon Bottino, Mr. D. 20 Boutay, Roger 72,73,77 Bouton, Michael Bovier, Marcia 77, 125 Bovier, Michael 95 Bowen, John 95 Bowen, Mark 38,95,140 Bowen, Yvonne 77 Bower, Daniel 77 Bowers, Cherrt BOWLING (GIRLS TEAM)63 BOWLING (J.V. TEAM) 61 BOWLING (VARSITY TEAM) 61 Boyd, Diane 95, 129 «Boyer, Becky 154 Boyer, Penny 95 Brady, Cynthia 95 Bradley, Mrs. L 28 Bracaglia, Maria 77 «'Bragaglla, Ann 129,154 Branca. Lisa 95,129 Bratt, Mrs. T. 26 B re esc, Mr. T. 29, 38 Brewer, Mr, P. 17 Briggs, Joan 77 Briggs, Karen 78 Briggs, Lori 115, 154 Briggs, Mark 47,62,78 Briggs, Scott 95 Brigham, Phillip 78,125 BnoaJbent, Laurie 60,95,115,117, 125,128, 140 Broker, Nancy 78 Brookcr, Lori 78 Brower, Peter 49, 95,1 34 Brown, Patricia 45, MS, 129, 144, 145 Bruce, Seth Bmcher, Carrie 95 Bmhnke, David 78 Bmhnke, Douglas 95 Bryant, James 95 Bryden, Mrs. M. 18 Brxezowriri, Susan 78 «Bucck, Richard 154 ♦Buchanan, Cathy S3, 60, 138,140, 154 Buchanan, Dawn 78 ♦Buchanan, Robert 154 Buchinsky, Beth 78,112,115 «Buchler, Dennis 125 Buchler, Ginny 125 «Buchler, Kevin 1SS Buchler, Virginia 78 ♦Buchler, William 155 Bucincll, Gerald 78,112, 115, 137 ♦Bucincll, Thomas 15S Buiocclti, Annette 51, 78,121, 122.140 Buiocchi, Thomas 54,57,95. 131.140 «Bump, Vicki fiumdL Patti 95,112,115 fiuran, Kathy 95,112,115,12b, 140 Burcak, Janice 95,112 Burcak, Susan 78 Burke, Cynthia 78,128, 129, 1 38 ♦Burke, Richard 47, 61,1 31, 133,134, 140, 155 Burrows, Tina 78 Busclli, Mark 95,112,114, 115 «Bush, Pamela 95, 355 Bush, Mrs. 30 ♦Butler, Edward 155 Buttenvorth, Dave 43, 78 Butz, Mr, 17 ♦Bycr, Linda 128,155 Byrd, David 112,114 Byrum, Robert 8 C Caferio, Michael 18,95,96,140 Caforio, Paul 78,1 36 Calc agnini, Margherita 95 Calvina, Michael 95 Calvasina, ?iggy 78 ♦Camadella, Maria U5.117.156 Camadella, Michelle 52,95,115,118, 137 Camaida, Daniel 78 ♦Camarda, David 156 Camarra, Peter 78 Camimraia, Beth 78 Caminila, John 78 Caminita, Joe 78 Caminita, Kevin 156 Campbell, John 78 Cannivino, James 78 Cannivino, Michael (Freshman) 43 C .intrcmitr, Ms, P, 20 Carabine, Miss P, 26,137 Cardone, Mr. C, 17,131 Carey, John 78 Carey, Mike 4 3, 78, 84 ♦Carcy, Thomas I 30,140,156 Cargill, Cynthia 63,78,134 •Cargill, Jerry 61,156 ♦Carlini, Vincent 38,68,72, 156 Carlson, David 67,95,112, 115 Carmen, Mr B. 49 Carncvalc, John 54,95,1 31 ♦Cara ovale, Michael 38, 39,157 ♦Curosella, Joanne 145, 157 Carpenter, Mr, J, 23,127,129 Cams, Kathy (Freshman) 5t Cassidy, Carole 96, 129, 1 38 ♦Cassia, Penny (Shoelace) 157 Crstiglione, Donna 78,128 Catalano, Amonia 96,1 37 Cavanaugh, Artie 78,91 Caveney, Mr. R 25 Cavese, Mr, S. 32 CecchercUi, Amy 53,78,112, 114, 115,127,139 Cecchcrelli, John 96 Ccnfcttclli, Anthony 78 Cerasure, Michael 96 Cetroni, Mary Ellen 78,81,90,112, 115 Ceiwonka, Mary Joe 96 Chadw ictt, Dana S3, 60, 96, 112, 115, 117,140,145 Chaffee, Miss R. 20 Chapman, Paula 96 ♦Chapman, Steven 157 Chametsky, Denise 78,112,115 Chase, Robert 78 Chcchataha, Thomas 62,78 ♦Cftclson, Eric 157 Chcrevko, Kenneth Chemak, Michael 96 Cherrington, James 78 CHESS CLUB 124 Choquette, Anon 78 CHORUS 125 Chow, Diane Ctancio, Cuy 78 ♦Ciancio, Lori 157 Ctarvino, Anthony 78, 83, ] 14, 115 Cicciarclli, Michael ♦Cimini, Angela Cimini, Valeric 96 Clotoll, Chris 60, 96,140 Ciotoli, Jane 78 CiotoLi, John 68,69,157 Ciotoli, Steven 72, 78 Citfco, Marla 96 Ciufo, Jewy 96 Clark, Anderson 78 Clark, Cathy Clark, Dianne 78,112, 1 IS ♦Clark, Geraldine Clayton, Mr. E. 17 ♦Clayton, W illiam 46,47, 1 34, 156 Clemente, Robert 96 Coccetti, Miss M. 23 Cochardo, Michael 134 Coe, Linda 52,78,127,128 Colangelo, Kay 79 Cole, Edward 38,68,96,128, 131,140 Coleman, Beverly 79,137 Colctta, David 96 Collins, Eileen 79 Collins, Kenneth Co Ionn 3, Mrs 27 Columbia, Michael 79,125 ♦Columbia, Timothy 68 Como, Cathy 96,128 Cone, Mark Coney, Eugene Conklin, Donald 79 Conklin, Lynette 79,82 ♦Conrad, Karen 129, 138,1 58 Conrad, Thomas 79 Conley, Craig S8 ♦Consol, Thomas 54, 55, 1 3f, 140,158, 174 Contento, Dawn 96,11S, 117, 127 Conti, Robert 79 ♦Convertino, Karen 158 Conw ay, Colleen 79 ♦Conway, Kevin Conway, Shawn 43 Coiwota, James 4 3, 79 Conrola, Joseph 38,9G, 1 30, 140 ♦Conrola, Kim 116,117, 1 58 ♦Cooke, David 125,158 ♦Cooke, Sharon 158 Coo nick, Renee (Freshman) 60 Coonick, Robert 96 CO-OPS 126 Cooper, William 97 Coppola, David 97 Coppola, Michael 97 Coppola, Peter 79 Corbin, Cynthia 97,115,125 Corbin, Webb 43, 79, 112 ♦Corby, Cheryl 126,159 Cornelius, Bonnie 97 ♦Cornell, Alan 79,112 Cornell, Carol 79,115 ♦Corneti, Lee 159 Cor ell, Mark 79 ♦Correll, Raymond 159 Corrcl, Roger 97 Corrcll, Sheri 97 ♦Convin, Kevin 112,115,159, Coryell, Brian 115 Coty, Karen 79 , Coudrlct, Joseph 4 3, 79,97, I 34 Coughlin, Brian 79 ♦Coughlin, Kevin 36, 37,129, . I3i; 133, 140, 159,188 Coughlin, Robert 58, 79, 131 Coughlin, Robert 97 ♦Courtright, Phillip 159 Cowan, Cynthia 97,112,115,128 ♦Cowan, Deborah 143,159 Cowan, Mr, J. 18 ♦Cowan, Mary 115 Crane, Robert 54,97 Crane, James 79 Crisman, Dawn 79 Cristclli, Daniel 43, 79 ♦Crockett, Tim 130,131, 1 38, 188 ♦Croft, Cathy Crone, Richard 79 Crooks, fllcn 79, 125 ♦Crooks, Gary 38,40, 54, 5?, 68, 131,140,160,162 CROSS-COUNTRY 36, 37 ♦Crouse, William Cuddihe, Diana 79 ♦Cunningham, Pamela 116,117,162 Cunningham, Ronald 79 Cuomo, Michael 79,112,115,125, 139 Curatolo, Kenneth 97,134,144. 145 ♦Curley, Lawrence 162 Curtain, Stephen 97 Curtin, Mr . 27 ♦Curyto, Karen 162 ♦Cyganovich, Jannettc 128,133, Ciuhanich, Gary 162 D Dailey, Michael 141 Dalton, Bryan 79,112,114, 115 Damigos, Chris 43, 79 ♦Danniblc, Patsy 162 Darpi no, Robert 4 3,47,79 Darpino, Susan 97 ♦Davidson, Kathy 96 Davidson, Lisabeth 97 Davidson, Margaret 115,117,121,140 Davidson, Maureen (Freshman) 64.65 Davidson, Mary 79 Davidson, Melanie 97,129, 1 38 ♦Davidson, Tom Davis, Joanne 79, 112,115 ♦David, Lori 163 ♦Davis, Richard 47,163 Davison, Barry 36, 37, 97 Dawson, Julia 97 DcAngelo, Donna 97 DEBATE CLUB 127 ♦ DeBcncdittis, Nicholas 163 DeDio, Robert 127 ♦DeHaas, David 163,188 Dekar. Angela 79 ♦DelRlanco, Unda 115,117,163 Del Santo, Mark 79 DeMars, Mr. R. 28 ♦Dcmartinc, Douglas 38,168 ♦Demands, Margaret 163,189 Demer, Kathy 52, 79,122 ♦Demcr, Michael 163, 203 Demetry, Maria 79,91,11S Dempsey, Mike 79 ♦Demyan, Carolyn 52f 140,164 Dc union, Doreen S3, 60, 98,140 ♦Denmon, Richard 68,129,131, 140,164 Dennis, Mary Lynn 98,103,129 ♦DcPalo, Loredana 164 DePersis, Jim (Freshman) 72 ♦DcPeisU, Scott 68,69,164 DePew, Herb 79 Deraco, Linda 79 DeRosa, Jolynn 79 ♦DeSanctis, Therese 96, 115,12S, 129,138,164,188 Dcsko, Cindy 52,98,125 ♦Desk©, Debra 52,1 37,140, 164 DeVita, Thomas 98,129,134 Diack, David 98,115,125,145 ♦Diafciio, Lisa 164 Dibble, Fjic 43,72,79 ♦Dickinson, Daniel 47,164 Dickenson, Robert 79 Dickson, Stuart 72, 73, 98 ♦Dilella, Judy 165 DiLoremo, Joanne 98,129, 134,140 Dinga, Jay 43, 79,131 ♦Dino, Debbie 165 Dino, Denise 79,122 Diorio, Mary Lynne 96,98,112, 114,115,128,129,145 DiOrlo, Phyllis 52,98,140 Di Pietro, Kenneth 43, 79 •Dirlam, Linda 165 DiRusso, Luigi 96 Di Tommaso, Dean 96 Dixon, Kim 80 ♦Dixon, Mark 130,165 Dixon, Sandra 98 Dixon, William 98,115 Dixon, William 165 Dobb, Mr. D. 17 ♦Dobbin, Laura 165 Dobbin, William SO Dodge, Susan SO Dodge, Uaync 98 Donahue, Deborah 80 Donaldson, Deborah (Freshman) 64.65 ♦Donaldson, William 47,140,165 Dotwtdh, Mi N. 10 Donlick, Sandra Donovan Patrick 80 Doolittle , Tad lit. SO uXiolittleJ Kcrmefh 98 Dopp, wren 67,80 Dgmi, Patti (Freshman) 64 Dorin. Robert 43, 80,126 Dorin, Susan 64,126,165 Dorman- David 96 DRAMA CLUB 127 ♦Dranchak, Dave 112,114, 115, 165 Dtankowski, Bernadette 98, 112, US, 126, 1 4,138 Dray, A nit a 98,129 rav. Ann Marie 80,9l 80 ji •Drejia, Theresa !G6 □liver, Ste v en SO Drotdek, Beth A3 n 0 ♦Drown TTmoth o Duffek, Jeanette 80, — Ann Marie 99,112,115, Ftyfacyl Gerald 99 § •Slice, Dcber.1 99 JHfF ell ows, Iff odd 168 ' FejL , Nancy 126,168 n, Lin ♦FereiicTk, Fereneik, Edward Ferencilu Marklf 80,122 f i mtfflff Patty 80 Susan S’! SO 122 err.trHall, |68 Ferrara, RichTf ft, 80 Ferris, Mr C 32 Ferris, Ralph ri iaeoal TOtn is IT alaflec yigj ♦Fiestsr, Mari 168 Finely David 99 l tuhlvy, Dorau 99 Finnegan, ftafrie 156,109 Florem i, Mr. J. 20 ♦Fieri, Christitu 129,169 188 Careen Thomas 99 Garrett, Shane 18 Garrison, Ralph 38,67,69, 99, 131,140 ♦Gaabana Ann Marie 63,140 171 Gasbarra, Darlene 99 ♦Gasborra, DciUd G a rb -ura, Dobra 99,115 acre, Kathy ash area, Linda I7i GauL Patti 81 'Vwi, Richard 99 ■■ CTrdik, leseph Gee, U r firtft ♦■ JHlftP Naney I7t - ©rge, Cynthia 171 ♦George, Gene 131,138,171 ♦George, Kristina 172 George, Mrs. 17 George, Mark ♦George, Michael 172 Gerber, Diane 61,1] 5 . ♦Gerber, 5u 172 CLUB 136 Dunn, Leslee 98, 126,129, rV. -nick, Mrs J 19 k, Mr. W. 19 MicheUc 96 1 k- , Fgedrid Peggy 98 Denise 98 William 60 Dy«, Le lye 137,167 Dyke man Ptmth • Daengcleski, JuRt 96,127 , Phillip 67,167 E � m 80 129,134 Cindy SO, 112,115 Penny 8, i25 jloff, flobbe 8t Egnumd, Mr. 46,47 ♦Eldred, Cynthia Ely, William 8 Emmett, Susan 51,167 Emmons Nathan 98,112 Emends, Debbie 80 English, Craig 5, 98,1 30 Znmsi Debbie 167 £no, W illiam 67,167 Ervin, Law and a 64 Eakra. Donald 95 Eva nek, Roger 80 ♦Evans, Chen 167 Evans, Mz, N. 20 ♦Everhart, James 1 3l, 161,167 Everts, Mr, IV, 23 Ernest 38,68,69,96, I1 tiger . Rc mining at, Da..« |s gvjqg ri 5 jh Peter 9 emu i F%% : mh Dennis 169 u Diana 99 ‘ tna John 99 dussi, Darlene Si ester Linda fil Cheryl 99,121,! 8.,. BALL {CHEERLEADERS) ball (Varsit . team) TTBALL (J,V. TEAM)42, 43 tl, Fern 170 Fptoti ev. Domra Si Fox, Allison t Funds, Steven 30,140,170 Franklin, Mr. R 29 ♦Fraricr, Brenda 170 Fnnc m Frario el 8 Framer, Jon 81 Frcenuti, v. ♦Freer, N ■ . FR'UJGH CL Trench, Timen Kricdah, Andrew Falk George 8t Furstcnbcrg, Ric FUTURE HOME' 5 in, Pat 126, 172 Brinn SI, 1 M.I49 «C, 4 , 0 51,13 143 r t iob, 'ich c! 6i i,valt MarvAa 12., :‘tps too, Mary Lou 98,1 IS, 117 ♦fabridi, Michael FalvTe, Michelle 50,129,134 ♦Faivxe, Steve 129,1 32 1 34,167 Fallon, Kathleen 30 Faming, Bruce 99 Foruli, DubxaOO Fargneli, Mrtft WT ♦Fargnoli, Sandra 164 Farrell, Catherine 80 ♦Farrell, Laura 168 F areell, Michael ’Gabriel, Glen 126,170 Gaffney, Petet Si, 137,139 Gale, George 99, 134 Gale, Mn. 27 Gallagher, Mr. 20 Gallagher, William 170 ♦Gallo, Frank 134,170 Gallo, Karen 81 Gallo, MaA Gallo, Pent 99 •Galu , Dean 133,171 Cance, Jaime 38 43 48, 81 Gance, Michael 99 ♦Gance, Vincenti71 Grad ala Gr-idaia Li 1 36 Cranni , Mr O n r� l Grassi, Ant) Grassi, Ed?I rant, Paul: osai, Thoma ♦ Crasso, Dadd 173 Grebe, Lori 60,81,! j 34 |40 ♦Grebe, ST ilah 51,1 Grebe, Vfaceri i! 2, 115, 1 34, 173 Crec , Kathy 99,115, |1 7 •Greco, Lino 1 3 Gregor, Sto. © ♦Cremet, Donna 173 ♦Greiner, Muriel 176 Grcsko, Andrea 99, 142 ♦Griffith, Cindy 129,1 «7,16C 176 Griffith, Patti 100, Griffith, Stc 67 Griffiths iffirid-g - . R ■ Griffiths Keith 81 4T| Griffiths, Mist M. 18 Griffiths Mrs. J. 27 CrioiTrt Keren 100,112,114 115 Griftiin, Steve 67 Grit man Cynthia 82 Grit man, Kathy ! 00 ■tsavagv, Daniel 100, I 34 ■rcff, Karen 100 rGrose, C athy 1 38 Grose, Timothy 61,100 Gross, Kathy 51,81 Gucci a Joanne 100 115, 117 ♦Gucci� , Vicki 137, 176 Gucci a, Mr B. 32 GiiilfoyiL, e 2 GtiuLw, Larry I CK r 127.1 39 Cuscfih, joesph 100 Gusey, John 49,100 GYMNASTICS 64. 65 tM • jvry � � lddock, tori (Fccsl� 35 i� ci4 H - ddocki R i chard 38,1 (JO. 1«. 1W.M0 f rftigK, Job 100 f Height, KafrcyTQO, Haight, Kelly 62 !(Nines, Shirley 100,112,115 Hi Us, Patty 100 •H U, Cindy 129,160,176 Debbie 176 Hall, Jaftes 9, 100,129,04 •Hulldw, Charlene Ha marten, Doreen 60,100, 11?, J40 ♦Hamlim PriciUa 51,140, 176 • Haney, Debbie 100 Hangcn, Mr, P, 2S ♦Hankliuon, Leigh 5i, 121,140, 77 ahan, Bill 177 F� 100 , Louis 131,140,177 V.n, ;(j 111- 100, 129,136 � Wf5! H2 Whrkl 82 in 100 Hillenbrand, George 82, 1 34 Hitlenbf And, Sutanne 60 II 2, 115,134,140,174,179 Vm t f W lS3 HI Hi, «lie (Freshman) 60 Hills, Vidwel43 Sf ' II i nkley, Judith 179 ♦Hirst, Michael HISTORY SEMINAR 129 ♦Hlxon, George 179 ♦ Mixon, Laurie 179 A foig, Pamela S3 Hoefel, ,A1r, R, 21 MoffinKm, Cynthia 179 I log an, Chrii (Froahmap) 64,6S Hogyi, Terry 42,43,63 Hoi� mb, Mr. D, 28,129 Holland, Lori 83,1 34 Holmes, Mr, R. 25 Holochek, Mark 72 Holmes, Roger 10| Homanieh, Gary ♦Homanloh, John 179 Ifomanich, Peter!79 HOME 00 Ml NC QUEEN 130 Honnick, Mrs, D. 29 Hot ale Michelle 83, I2i. Houck, Sheiri (Freshman) 64 House, Kevin 83 a.„ Hover, Mark 54, 55,1 Hover, Mr, R. 38 Howard, Patti 101 wilm jB6hti8i u Hritchko, Phil 49 ttrusecky, David 63 • tv fcy, Donald 180 |! irustich, Julie 6 , lOl”!-! ?, 11 5 iuhl Atn, 30 garb 126,127, 134,180 ■ 83.166. I 39 Jaros, Michael 44, 45,180 jsMevdm, Lynn 84 atko, Tehee I 84,127 ♦Jaskp, SusAn‘f27(180 Jeffreys, Rj)tyb4 lemison, Mr. D. 25 Johnson, Irene J0t Johnson, Michael 43, 84 Johnson, T aw ana Johnson, fVllda Johnson, Mr. M. 32,124 Johnston, Arlaeo 101, 112, 115 Jones, Ch.irlene 101 Jones, Cynthi 84 Jones, putit 4t 127 Jones, b«pk t 24 Jones, 101,112,115 ♦Jones, Kathy 60,181 ♦Jones, Kim 128,129,134, 145, 174,181 Jones, Michael 84,115 Jordan,. Cynthia 84 Jordan, Kenneth Josiin, Amy 101, 112,115 1 34. Julian, Ann 101 Juodaitis, Judy 64 Juoritis, Robert 101,112,115 Juraeek, Terri S4 s Juieaa, Kevin 66, 67,101 loser, David I K Kage, Je«y 10| K laviriJ Jack 47,48 Kane, Br«ley 43,64 Kane, Darflcl 84,115 Tsappus, John 49, 101, 112,134 Karsiim, Dianeg4, 112, 115 « Kasai, Otto 49| Kasehak, LorTa£ieIQ2]i42j Kasehak, Lynn j02,115,11771291 ♦KatSJrls, Dor Karantm, Dot 1S1 as 181 38, 102, 106 ♦Kchoe, Jamesri?, l 38, 140,181 K|Uy, Camille 64,65,102,115, : XI, 129 Penny 100 JUiam 67 Ubbie 17- I 100 Carl in Mian riayter, Pamcl 62 Hfwlcy, T«mi S2 Sr 149,100,1211, cry !12,H S ill m 100 bbie 82,115,117 lendricks, Mark 1?8 Henning, Donald 112,114,115 Henry, Craig 82 ♦Henry, fcujy 115,129, 145,176 ♦Henry, Nancy •Henry, Sandy 178 Henry, Stevai 101 ♦Henson Sandra 17? Merreg, Karen 82, 122, 123 ♦Heft� ® Merlin 178 ♦Hess, Annette 179 Hess, Kathy 82 llcurich, Christine 62,112 Hcurich, Eva Maria lOl, 142 Mil1. Douglas 4 , 67, 52 Hill, James 82 HTll, Karen 101 Hill, Made 82 | l.i inunc, jPfn-i 101 ♦i WPS ■i lug iham, Cheryl 10i ahum, Richard Ingraham, William 101 ■WrffiE shci, ■PetL'r Pfi I A nnic:- :'4� :|0P losvnh : ♦f ynick, . W IbE KnapicJt, 122, ;2 3| Knapp Eric 102, H 2,115 KnowV , Tavij, 1S2 2,115,117 V fl u w tTfl ed 101 ♦Jackson, Lee ♦Jackson, Nathaniel Jacobs, Deborah 101 Jamerson, Marene 101, 112, 114, 115,125,127,134 Jamerson, Noli 101, 115, 127 James, Mrs. L. 21 James, Mrs. R. 22,143 Jankowski, Lisa 101,112,1 29 Jardine, Tina 83 jams, Mark 63 cwewBpwfn Kocur, Paul 38,102 Kaclarmak, Kathi S4 Kocth, Liuren 102,115,117,134 117 KoBra, Karen 51, 84, 96 Kofira, Robert 72 Kolanda, Keith 49, S4 Komar, Michael 38,102,131 Komar, Susan 102,112,115 Koob, Michael 38,68,70,71, 102,140 Koob, Steve (Freshman) 66 Kopansky, Mike 84 Kopcik, Mrs 30 As the end of the 1974-75 school year ap- proached, I began to realize that as seniors we were getting closer and closer to the last time we'd ever be a true part of U-E High School. To most students, the academ- ics wouldn't be missed, but our class, the club meetings, pep rallies, and sports ac- tivities will hold a special place in our mem ories. We can save all of the programs, newsclippings, and momentos that we've collected throughout our three years here, but we must accept that we can never relive our experiences at U-E and we may never pass this way again1'. --Editor, JoniSIoma 225 Kopec, Karla 84,115,117 Kopre, Kevin 102 ♦Koperwas, Debbie 126,182,202 Koperwas, Shirley 126,182 Korl .ir, Mrs. If ♦Kotasek, Jodie 118,126,150, 145,182 Kotosek, Kim 84 Kotasck, Mark 84 Kotasck, Richard 102 Kotrch, David 45, 72, 84 Koval chick, Natasha 84 Kovaliqk, Lisa (Freshman) 64, 65 Kovarik, Debbie 65,105 Kovarik, William 103 Kozecki, Chris 103 Koiuboski, MissL. 18 Kratochvil, Michael 103,115 Kraus, Cary 182 Krmenec, James 36,84,112 Krmeoec, Mask 72,103 Krol, Steven 103 ♦Kropat, Chris 124,182 ♦Krouse, Cynthia 183 Krouse , Matthew 84 ♦Kubik, Joseph 54,55,183 ♦Kuchinski, Ronald 183 Kugler, Debbie 103 Kukclka, James 62,103,107 ♦Kukclka, Lisa 115, 117,128, 129,134,183 ♦Kulasza, Barbara 183 Kunsman, Robert 103 ♦Kunsman, Wayne 38,134,183 Kurkoski, Susan 103, 129,1 38 Kushner, James 103,1 31 Kushner, Kristine 84,128 Kurio, Mary Ann 103 L LaBarbera, Antonina 84,115 La Course, Connie 103,118 La Course, Thomas 102,103,129 La Course, Yonnic 85, 90,122 La Due Carlton 85 ♦Lainhart, Ema 183 Lambert, Donald 49, 85 Land, Ramona 85 ♦Lane, Maribeth 184 Lane, Nancy 103 Lane, Thomas Lanois, Carol 103,115 Laskowski, Tammy 103,118, 119.129.140 Laskowski, Thomas 49, 103 Laud, Ramona 85 ♦Laudato, Christopher 184 Laudig, Yvonne 103,142 Laughney, Sharon 103,129 ♦Lavellc, Kathleen 184 I.avelle, Paul 104 Lav in, Kevin 36,85 Lavo, James 104 Lawton, Pamela 85, 128, 1 34, 138 Lawton, Mr W, 33, J 36 LoClair, Hiraheth 104, 129,1 34, Lee, Richard 4 3,85 ♦Leftrheck, Charles 184 ♦Leonard, Donald 184 Lc| iiy, George Lep-iy, Mark Lcrche, Daniel 85, 112,11 5 Leri, Renee' 1(M tLi-sko, Karen 184 Lcsko, Mike 104 Lesko, Nancy 85 Lessler, Aim Marie 85 Lesysliyn, Robot 104,140 Lewis, Mrs. A. 19,144 Liclttta� , Mr. A. 24 ♦Likewise, Jeanne 184 Lindsey, Brenda 85 ♦Lints, Tam! 129,185 ♦Lints, Thomas 185 Lippman, Mr. M, 21 Little, Mrs. R. 27 Litts, Daniel 47,140, 185 Litts, Susan 50,51,1 CM, 129, 114.140 ♦Livingston, Cynthia 116,117, 143,185 ♦Lockwood, William 112,115, 185 Locfftcr, Judy 104 ♦Logan, Michael 38,140,185 Loidice, Sabino ♦toiler, William 38,140,185 Longo, Barbara 85 Longo, Michael 38,140 Longo, Robert Loparoco, Lora 85 ♦Lord, Barbara 52, 125, 137, 140.186 Lord, David 85,112,115 Lord, Judith-Ellen 104,142 Lord, Karen 112, 115,186 Lorenz, Karen (Freshman) 53 Loso, Mr. W. 28 ♦Lounsberry, Cheryl 112,115, 117, 186 ♦Love, Daniel 186 Loy, Richard 85 Loy, Robert 104 Loiri, Robert 104, IIS, 125 Lorzi, Roberta 104 Luchetta, Russell 85 Lucia, Mr. 43 Ludka, Patricia 85 Lukovich, Mark 85 Lyman, Linda (Freshman) 53 Lyman, Gordon 53, 104 Lynch, Michael 85 ♦Lynch, Richard 1 31, 186 Lynch, Timothy 104,131 Lyon, David 85 M MacBeth, Kirk 104 ♦Machalck, Barbara 125,129, 145.160.186 Mackechnie, Penny 85 ♦Margarglc, Steven 186 Maghec, Mike Marcone, Anthony Main, Timothy 85 Maione, Tony 104 ♦Majcrnik, Joseph 186 Majka, Joseph 104,139 Majka, Martin 85 Majka, Richard 104 Majka, Thomas 8S ♦Malatkcy, Tony 186 Maliwacki, John 187 Maliwacki, Michael 49, 85 Mallozri, Camille 85 Mancini, Mark 43,72,85 Manger, Michael 85 Mangini, Gus 85 Mangini, Jamie 104 Manker, Mrs. T. 2l ♦Marca, Susan 118,187 Marchetti, John 187 ♦Marcii, Ron 175,187 Marga rone, David 85,129,134 ♦Margarone, Paul ♦Mariani, Susan 187 Mariano, Steven 36, 37, 104 MarineUo, Mary Loti 85 ♦Maikovik, Debra Marrongclli, Cathy (Freshman) 53 ♦Marrongelli, Sal 187 Marshall, Rcnc 85 Marshall, Mrs. E. 29,53 M a is hall, Thomas Martin, Kathleen 86,125 Martin, Kerri 86 ♦Martin, Scott 187 ♦Marti nak, Steven 190 Maizo, Mr. 16 Marzocca, Maria 94, 104,115, 117,129,138,145 Mastro, Richard 104 Mastro, William 38,104 Mastroianni, Natalie 86,138 MATH LETES 132 ♦Mattcsoi Vicki 118,130,190 Matthews, Debbie 86,115,117, 138 May, Barbara 86,125 ♦Maye, Cheryl 190 McAndrcw, James 56,86 McAndrew, Michael 49, 58, 86 McClain, Carla 104, 129,1 34 McClain, Mark 86,134 ♦McClain, Michelle (Dedication) 2 McClain, Mis. 21 McFarland, Stui 86 McGowan, Robert 104 ♦McIntyre, £11011112,115,134, 190 McIntyre, Jeffery 86, 112,115 McKurc, Donald 86 ♦McKensie, Mary 190 ♦McKensic, Nancy 125, 127, 190 McKitrick, Eugene 104 McLean, Marie 51,86 McManus, David 38,104 McManus, Mitchell 86 McMullen, Kevin 86 McMuUin, Ms. C. 28 McVuadc, Chuck 86 ♦Me Van non, Debra 129, 190 MeV.innon, Joanne 86 Meager, Linda 105,115,117, 129 Mclia, Michael 86,1 34 ♦Melmer, John 190 ♦Melrose, Jayne 1 IS, 117,1 34, 191 ♦Mcnhcnnctt, Edward 125 Merrtam, Mr. J. 19 ♦Merritt, Judy 115,117,19! M etc all, Gary Metcalf, Glenn 105 Mctritkas, Cynthia 105 Metzkcr, Willard 86,115 Meyers, Chuck 86 ♦Men, Cathy 191 Mesa, Cary 105 Michael, David 68, 70, 86 ♦Michael, Francesca 191 ♦M ic had, Ed vv aid ♦Michael, Gerald 129,191 Michaels, Miss J. 52,64 Mike Is, Richard 105 Mikucki, Mark 43,86,134, 140 Milaski, John 86 ♦Miiaoo, Angela Miller, Brian 105 Miller, Cynthia 105,142 Miller, Ellen 105 Miller, Robert 86 Miller, Mr. M. 43 Mills, Deborah 10S ♦Mills, Thomas 38,1 31, 140, 191 Milti, Mis. K. 24 ♦Miner, Mary 115,117,191 Miner, Richaid 105,141 Miner, Susan 105,1 IS, 117,125, 129.134 ♦Miner, Wayne 47,68,192 ♦Mingarelli, David 140, 192 Mingarelli, Linda 105 Mingarelli, Marcia 86 Mirra, Carmine Misulich, Susan 86,137,138 ♦Mitchell, Debbie 5, 38, 53, 96, 112,115,129,130,138,174, 192 ♦Mitchell, Robert 192 Mitten, Mr. H. 18,40,44 ♦Moffit, Carol 192 Monaco, Lisa 86,115 Monahan, Robert 105 ♦Monahan, Thomas 192 ♦Moon, Michael 192 Moore, Deborah 105, 138 Moran, Kathleen 105,129 Moreau, Larry 105 Morey, Deborah Morey, Robert 38,86 ♦Morford, Edward 66, 67,192 Morgan, Cheryl 86,115,117 ♦Morgan, Jeffery 193 Morgan, Richard 61,105 ♦Morris, Janet 118,193 Morris, Patricia 86 ♦Morris, Shawn 121, 129,193 Morrissey, Mrs. 30 Morritio, Mrs 30 Mott, Kaye 63,105,115,117, 129.134 ♦Mott, Lesley 51,127,129,193, Mott, Margaret 86 Mott, Traccy 51,105,129,138 Mueller, Mis, J, 33 ♦Muhr, Joseph 193 Murphey, Timothy 68, 71, 86, 105 Muitha, Betide 86 ♦Musa, Christine 129,193 Mum, David 105 Musa, Tina 86 Myers, Edward 86,112, 115 ♦ Myers, Elaine 193 Myers, Mark 86, 112, 115 N Nabi ngcr, Mark 67,105 Nara more, Deb I c 86,115 Narumoro, Richard 105,112, 114,115,116 ♦ Nash, Daniel 193 Nash, Nancy 86,129 ♦Nasoni, James 68, 70 Nasoni, Thomas 86 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 133 Nedbalski, Karen 105,129 ♦ Nodbaliki, Robert 38,194 ♦Nelson, Bernard ♦Nelson, Marcia 52,140,194 ♦Nemcck, Mark 194 Nescleba, Mark 86 ♦Nestoryak, Joseph 194 Nestoryak, Steven ♦Neville, Karen 194 Nov frock, Linda (Freshman) 64 ♦Nicholas, Gina 133,145,194 ♦Nichols, Craig 174, 194 Nicosia, Mr R. 22, 38 ♦Nielsen, James 47,112,115 134,194 Nielsen, Jane 64, life, li , 117,140 Nimec, Donna 86,112,11S, 127.139 Niquette, Joseph 38,105 Nirchi, Anthony 86 Noble, Bonnie 105 Nolis, Ann Marie 86, 125,1 38 Nolls, Mary Arm 106,125 North nip, Debbie 86, 112,115 ♦Norton, David 194 Norton, Mary 106,120,121, 129,138 Note ware, Cynthia 87,129 Novak, Jim 67 Novak, Patrick 106 Novak, Steven 87 Novelli, Diane 106 Novi take, Debbie 87 Noyd, Paul 62,106 ♦Null, Lonnie 47,195 ♦Nyce, Nolst 112.114,116, 195 0 Obialcro, Joyce O'Brien, Kevin 106,131,140 O'Brien, Colleen 87 ♦O'Brien, Maureen O'Brien, Terry O'Connell, Mr, R, 26 OTtora, Gloria 106 ♦Okon, Jeffry Olevano, Irene 106 ♦Oleski, Richard 195 Olivera, Debbie 87 Olsen, Debbie 87, 1 34 Olson, Steven Ondccko, Diane 87,134 Ondccko, Robert 87. 115 O'Neil, Kathleen 96,106, 115, 129.140 ♦O'Neil, Michael 38,140.195 Oncy, Mark 66,67,106, 115 O'Reardon, Jeanne 106 Orlando, James 106,131 Orouike, Bob 87 Orr, Allan Osborn, James 87 Osier, Janies 58,87 ♦Ovens, Donald 195 Overstrom, Mr A, 17 Ozelck, Pam 87 P Pace, David 49,87 Padbury, Gerald 106,112,115 Paden, Robert Pado, Steven 87 Padula, Mary 106 Paglia, Louis 38,106,1 34, 140 Palazzo, Mr. S. 33 Palka, Mr, S. 21 Palmieri, Michael ♦Palmieri, Muzzy ♦Palombaro, Anthony 44,54, SS, 131,140,195 ♦Palombo, Mark 68,71,175,195 Palombo, Marty 87 Panasick, Michael 87 Papagelis, Peter 106 Paradis, jerry 42, 43, 87 Paradysz, Shirley 106, 203 Parite, Maria 8 ♦Paiker, Kalhy 195 Parker, Michael 87 Paiker, Mrs P. 31 ♦Parks, Kenneth 38,140,174, 196 Parotte, Larry 43,87 ♦Parsons, Daniel 112,115,134 198 Parsons, David 106 Pasquino, Scott 106 ♦Patrick, Karen 195 Patrick, Mask 54,106,131 Pavia, Satina 87 ♦Pavolovich, Steven 196 Pearce, Jeffery 87,90 Pease, Mary Ann 87,143 Pease, Ronald 106 Pcckham, Thomas 47,106, 112,114 Pcdlcy, Fran 43, 87 Poet, Norman ♦Pcllorin, Susan 196 Pellet, Charles 87 „ Pellet, Robert 87 ♦Pennington, Daniel ♦Perengi, Hedc 1 37, 196 Perkins, Robert 87 ♦Pero, Cathy 196 Pero, Lori 8 ♦Pero, Phillip 196 ♦Pero, Phyllis 129,197 Pero, Stephan 87 Penry, Gerald 87 Persons, Lolien 106 ♦Peers, Steven 197 Peters, Mr . 31 ♦Petrosky, Louis 131,197 ♦Petnuzelli, Louis 133,137,175, 197 ♦Petuh, Linda 197 ♦Pcworchik, Jo Anne 63,197 ♦Pezaola, Randy 197 Phillips, Diane 87,91,112 Picciano, Bruce 106 ♦Picciano, Patricia 126,198 Pierce, Mrs. C 22 Pictras, Jeanette 106,121,129. 140 Pietras, Joanne 106,117,129, 140 ♦Pinto, Elizabeth 53,198 Pipik, Betty Ann 198 Pisani, Joseph 58,87 Pisani, Richard 87 Pish, Joseph 87 ♦Pitcher, Brian 198 ♦Pitcher, Nancy 126,198 ♦Pittarelli, Eugene 198 Pi i ante, Mrs. A, 21 Pfxier, Darla 87 Planck, Susan 87,ll2,ltS ♦Plichta, Madeline 198 Politis, Emmanuel 87 ♦Politis, Joanne 198 ♦Polosky, Frank 198 Popclka, Mr. V. 17 Porcari, Albertina 87 Porcari, Sergio 106 Poiretta, Mrs. P. 11 Porter, Tim 87 ♦Powell, Debbie 128,145,199 Powell, Penny 106 Powers, Susan 106 Prach, Diana (Freshman) 51 Priddy, Leon 106,134, Priddy, Raymond 106 Proctor, Daniel 87, 134 ♦Pmsakowski, Debbie 128,129, 199 Pmsiensky, Cynthia 87 Puderbaugh, Kurt 106,129 Puliano, Dale 58, 87 Putri no, Felicia 106,115,117, 129 Putri no, Marie 88 Q Qu art araro, Ann 88 Quart araro, Gina 88 ♦Quartaraio, Phyllis Queaty, John 106 Quercia, Phyllis 106 ♦Quinlivan, Steven 199 R Rainboth, Daniel 106 Rak, Kevin 88 Rake, Cheryl 88,143 ♦Rake. Gordon ♦Rakowski, Joseph 112, 114 115,199 Ranczuch, Mrs. A. 19 ♦Randesi, Robert 199 Randesi, Theresa 85, 88 Rando, Marc ♦Rando, Sylvia 142,199 Rands, Douglas 88,115 Rangel, Chris 88 ♦Rangel, Ruben 68, 71,199 ♦ Rannucci, Rocco 199 ♦Rathkc, Darlene 200 Raub, Cathy 88,115.117 Reardon, Chris (Freshman) 49 ♦Reardon, Kelly 47, 140,200 Redpath, Richard 43,88 Reece, Alexander 88,112,115 Reece, Rebecca 107 Reidinger, Michael 88 Rejda, Ronald 38,88,140 ♦ Rcmbecki, Eric 200 Renfro, Mitchell 107 Resciniti, Mrs V, 19 ♦Repinecz, Michael 200 Reynolds, Dwight ♦Reynolds, Maria 125,127,128 200 Rheinhei mmer, Jane 96,107, 129,138,140 ♦Ricciardi, Michael 131, 200 Richaidson, Michael 88,127 ♦Richardson, Raymond Richardson, Walter 88 ♦Riley, Paul 140, 200 Riley, Scott 88,112 Rizri. Donna 88 112,115,134 ♦Rian, Julian 200,202 Rizri, Maureen 88 Roach, Paul 44, 107,131,140 ♦Roach, Tony 38, 39,140,201 Roberto, Joseph 47 ♦Roberto, Lorraine 130,201 Roberts, Donna 107 Robinson, Am 107 ♦Robinson. Mary 201 ♦Rochon, Richard 54, 56,57, 140,201 ♦Roden, Gaiy 134,200 Rodgcis, James 107 Rodgers, Patricia 107,315 Roe, Katy 88,112,115 ♦Roc, Kyle 201 Rokuslde, Paul 88 Rollo, James 107 Roma, Anthony 38,43 Roma, Carl 47, 58, 88,131,140 ♦Roma, Joseph 38,47,48, 201 Roma, Joseph 88 Roma, Joseph 107 R©ma, Kathleen 129,1 30, 161,1 201 ♦Roma, Nicholas Roma, Richard 204 ♦Roma, Susan Romano shy, Kajia __________J Roosa, Mary ♦Rote, Joseph 204 Rote, Tim 38 Rose, Mr, J, 16,144 Ross, Michael tu7 Ross, Scott 124, 204 Rossi, Joseph 107 •Rossi, Sharon 204 Rossi, Susan 107 ♦Return� , Rohm 204 R ought, Keith 107, 11? Rouse, LuAan 107,125,129 Rev� I ey, 13 brubeth 204 Rubino, Susan l26,J?S,l29, 204 ' Ruggicri, Cynthia 126,204 Ruggieri, Roo- M Ruggim, Sandra •Rummer, Debt® ?04 Rushanski, Paul oS Karen S2, 53, 5b 107, ■ 1- 140 JUvcll, Jeanne 58,112,1! Rutkov.-dd, Mr . 22 Ryan, fa met 35, t 07,1 31,140 Ryan, | Mic! M 88,|12, ll j -saf ■ ‘ •Safer a v. oil 129,13 r IK Karen : 07, IHBRo'jTMrcCre 7,129 a � , m nturose, Romo O'1 Santucei, Kathy 8f ♦Sanrucci, Raymond 205 Saraceno, Mr, 17 Saraceno, Mrs. 31 Savage, Janice Savage, Jodi (Frctlun r . •Savidge, Jill 143,205 ■Savage, Lita 64, 65a 107,U I- :ivT7, n ' ‘.j ficMreJ 205 Scalro, Terry 4 3, 5S, 59, S9 ♦Schaefer, Susan 125, l2S, 140, | 205 HDorotfry 89 Hmelfing, Keith 89 Schffterhora, rucc 107 Schofield, Mary 107,129,1 Schrader, Yww 89 129, : Schrag, ‘Schuhlc, 129,206 Shu track, Schnttack, Sconii no, Schotchcr, Scott,’ Bari' ♦Scadlcr, John 2j Soever, Lynch Sedelmcycr, D - Scdclmev : $edl ek, ReV Sedan n, Stcph 134, . 'ht H5 Seltrer Debbv 89 Serg: , Tho: Sewr, M:. ♦Severance, Raymond 206 Severance, Shelly (Freshman) 64,65 ♦Severance, Timothy 206 Seversky, Ann 63, 107, 115 ■ ♦Sev Shaffer, ’Shaffer, Nancy 206 Shraaer, Chris 43,89 Sha truck, Mike 107 ■Shaw, Doug Shnwkey, Chri 89 •Shear, Susan 116,119, 206 Shclandry, Ann 107,128 Shclcpak, Joann 69 Shclepak, Sandra 107 ■Shell, Brian 207 Shelley, Paula 107 Shirley, Clayton 38,94, 108, 1 38,140 Shirley, Kathy £9 ■Shirley, Linda 207 Shirley, Rosemary £9 Shear., Deborah 89 Shoe, Glenn Shoemaker, Kim 89 -Short, Tim 207 Shtlu, CarcnlOb !V RaWi 128 Gregory 1U, Ralph lOb, 145 Cerise 31 108 A - sy � ' Joe •SkrivatTL •SUter. lira 207 Slcchta, Mr. H. 25,115 Sleeper, Kathy 89 Stoma, David 13,89 Sloma, Joni : Ifi, 1 38,140,1 44, ,45,100, 201 Smith, Ceroli Smith, John Smith, Karen 108, Smith, Lora S9 Smith, Paccv Smith, SanJf 105.12S t Smith, To 89,124 105,107, 129 cy 107,125,127 51,107 129, iOfc, i i ' Snell, DiamtiJpb, 125 Snell, DorJngOS snyd. Mian, lCv, 112,115 Snytt i, i- ■ 46,47, 89 Snyder. join |g5f., 107,108 1125,208 IT� TfcAMl 46-48 tm ) 49 ¥ , l 29, H6 112,116,208 r, F 33,68 lucent 161,206 nit ■Spadinc, Lee 38,112,134,140,208 1 S' i k l rti, Jo A nn 208 Spallk, BethlOS H CLUB 137 pang cub erg. Bill 209 Spangcnburg, Laurie 202, 208 SpS; Cindy Spell, Angela !08, 143 Spell, MarJte 108 SpenSfc Mike 89 •Spencer, fenny 209 •SpinelH, Jenme 209 nelli, Te« 108 Spoor, Floyd 408 rs amato, John 209 •Sprague, Betty 125, 209 Springer, Bob Spry, C indie ♦Stacey, Brett M ♦StacnjB St am ii to, Phi to men a 108,127,125, 129 ♦5tanklawicry Terry 1 32, t 34, 209 Stanton, Keith 69 Starring, Mn. 31 Stella, Dave 67,108 Stella, Mark 67,210 Sterling, Retry 89, 112,115 ♦Stedi ng, Susan 14 5,210 S board, Steve ♦Stokcm, Robert Stone, David 108,112,115,125, 1?6 «Stone, Holly 11 % 128,1 34, 210 Strauss, Mr. C. 19 •Strbo, Julie 210 Strick, Bob 1 39 ♦Strolic, Barbara 133, 144, 145, 210 Strollo, Jim 89 Strouic, K$ith 108 LSTUMOT GOVERNMENT 138 . ) vc 105 ' Jk |udl9b Mr. 24 ■Sullch, Becky 126,210 Sullivan, Barbara 59 ♦Sullivan, Daruel 2il Sullivan, Maureen 108 Sullivan, Share n 89 Su;itmei3j B '- 75 Supa, Tom Swamon, Karlr 108 3 Swim, Jill 10 9U� h, Kthia w,l« WS, Mike 89; 134 5 Mike 10a SW1MM1 NC(GIRLS iIsA M) SWIMMING C ' SYi Sylvester, ChcryFiOi Sylvester, Monica 108 Sylvestri, Tony 43,68, 891 Sypher, Jan 108, 112, 115 fT 1 Sr pb«ti|2l 1 2 rJM ♦T 1' - --, ft;:' Tan, Mrs. twil’tvn, 5 ott v!| • Talk-y, cail S9 ♦Tiun'ini, Julia 211 Torricone, M, . r. . Tatlch, Jami� 89t Tatich, jere 98 Tatusko, Sb sP. 60,119 Taylor, Judy 125,142 T ayior, Lori 89 ■Tearpock, Kathii' 202, 211 Tcdcschi, Marly i S9 Teeter, Mr, T 22 Terpak, Suranrve I 33,142 Tcllep, Mn, 27 TENNIS (G1P? 51 TEAM’ 52 T eiicmettc, had 66Jp7 89 TenvilUger. Kt:ma Terta, Pf7ry 89 Tekai iiremJa 90, 106, 128, i 29 mi, Tlin 211 Eit, Mr. 33, 142 sherry, Kill iS, Brad 47,129, 1 31, I 34, . 40,212 Thcrvtts, Jayne 89 Thomas, Mark Thomas, Mr 16 Thomas, Mrs. 27 Thojnot, Valerio'89 Tldlck, Mr. 4=i •Tiffany, Mark T1CEREYE 139 Tiley, Clinton 106 Tillotson, llm 10S TUiatson, Scott •Tlngley, Cynthia 212 Tlnklepaugh, Mark 89,112, 114 Titus, Nancy 90,112,114,115 Titus, Ward 108,112,114, US Tomanek, Brenda •Tomik, Karin 212 Tomik, Michelle 90 ♦Touacw IvUcIm - — Torino, Christine 1 0 Toth, Joseph 36, 106,140 Toth, Lis £� 0, 115 Toten, Mr. T. 21 Towr, Robert i0§ •Trabocco, Lind 126,212 Trovis, Hobble 90 Tripp, Brian 106 Tripp David 90 TfWa, Peter 108 Troro, Dav id 49 90 T«4r, Dcsirbcc !08,129 Tattle, WlUpi TWert, Nfr. C. 21 Turccck, Majk Trivani, 3ar8 Trivanii, DaliSel 44, 90 U UHreaic, Dave (Freshman) 49 ,-ir¥Sic Jeff 47, 212 lil 'tria |C rfrC.iruck, Mark 212 Jm ’Vail, Robin Vail Vincent 4V� v 4till, BarrogJ! 107, 109, 151 VjJleq‘i?tTQa Mark 213 VMW fob90 YallcriltV Desiree 90 Richard 21 ? iane 90, 125, l2f , Miaroo 1 I eorge imiy ►V andcrpocl, Valike, fclri.ibeth 109 •Vamsik Linda 21 3 ’Aaumicchi, Linda 21 3 VARSITY Virtuli M V ultimi. M v n. Vaughn, David 901 •Vavra, John 213 •Vavra, Joseph Vavra, Michael 90 V ergon a, Mr. D. 25 115 Vcrgom, Tom 109,115 ♦Vertito, Robert 38, 39, 41 68, 1 50, 214 Veruto, John 38,68, 109,140 Vestal, Sharon 109 115,117,12SM 127 jfl Vctrunp, Mike 109 Vidctto, Vincent VlUanti, John 43, 90 iron, Bob 109,129 Hnle, Ronald 1 31 214 it ale, Mr. S. 26 Vojtiiek, Darlene 90 Vojtisek, Anthony 90 Vokullch Raymond 90 DLLEYBALL (CIRLS1 TEAM) S3 W orth, wBhl 90 Robin 109 net, Donna 1 32 Larry 109, 112,11 Si r, Marie 126,214 ; Terri 90, T2S, 128 Ingrid 51, 109 Wahfla, Ron Waimvright, Shirley 109 Walcyik, Michael I 3t, 140 214 V alkcr, ivy 90 Wallace, Laurie 134 •Wallen, Judy 112 Wallick, Tercse 109,128 W aliis, Mark 109, 115 Walsh Joseph 49 90 W alah Maurcen 90, 143 % 128 Walsh, Fran (Freshman) 5 Walsh, Patty (Freshman) 5B v'- alter, Denise IU9,129,134 ♦Walter, Joyce 214 Ward, C.ilvin Wartl Elaine 90 •Ward, Cary Ward, Linda 109, 112,115 Ward, Rick 90 Warfield, Donna 90, 129,1 34,137 •‘Warfield, Rick 189,2i4 Wurgo Linda 109 Warren, Kuthcrene 109 112,115, MVaircn, Linda 129,214 Warren, Nancy 91,129,134 rV. JJTcn, S.ndy 115,117,129,138,214 Warvkl, Patricia 109,112,115,125 Washburn, Susan 109 W.tmccchoki Ccne 91 •'Watkins, Daniel 214, 218 Watkins, Maribcth 100 Watkins, Patricia 91 •Watkins, Vicky 215 Watkins, Wendy 109 Watson, Cindy 215 Watsotip Cynthia Watson, Mr. 16 W atson, Timothy 91 •'W atts, Brocks 118 •W ayson, Thema 88,140,20? W ebb, Sherrill I 09 Weber, Richard 31 Vcber, Ronald 91,112,1: 5 . cb «r, lO?, TT5, 317, webtnroff, C i i 09 ’Welch, Barbata Welch, Faye %!29?14Gj Welch, Joscy Welch, List Ann 109 Weldon, Midicli Weller, Shell!y Ji W'olib, l isa (Freshman) 51 Wciincr, Deborah 52, 91,128 v enner, Michael 2| 5 urt. David 215 Wert. tep) « 91 Wesko, Midhad 38,1 31,140, 215 n, SteverrSf Hon, Tammy 1 Q9. 024 1 1“7 ' 1 Weymouth, Mrs tf, 3i Wheatley, Michelle 91, 128 Wheatley, Walter 109 Wheeler, Nancy 91,128 Yager, Daniel I OS YEARBOOK 144,145 •Young, Clifford 3B, 1 37,140, 216 Young, Michael 216 •Yungkurth, Charles 139,2l 6 Yungkurth, Karen 91, t 36,1 39 Yuiko, John 106,109 Z Zaccarini, John 109,125, 142 ’Zaccheo, Eve Marie 129,137, Wrcskl, Bernadette 91 ■lukal, Carol 9] 2;r -. ano, Mark II 2, i 14,1 i 5, li , luna� , Jill 91,125,128 rTd toovichj! Deb 2l7 Temberi, Mela me 109,125,129 Tiller, Joseph 91,111, 114, Ilf iemfcL, Christine 52,63,91 uvdj Mr. W'„ 2S 21mm erm.i n, C arl 49,109 Timmerman, Mr 16 7iUk, Barbara 51,91 7c do, Mr C. 28 'ur. Barbara 91 Zur, Marsha 94,109,118,119, 138,140 2ur, Mi. C, 17 •Zwirble, Jame 127, 1 36,217 I 7 I a Wheel jiite Whitt •Wi( W'ier W � W Thomas 109 S. 19 re, John erry 21S Laura 109 115,117,129 , Henry Cynthia 215 ichael (Freshman) 58 France? 175,216 koA Karen 109 il£t, Keith 21 b IvUd.WDiane 109,112,115,125 Wilkins, Mike 91 Williams, Craig 62,109 Williams, Denise 91 Williams, Hugh 91 •Williams, Kim 115,216 „ •Williams, Rebecca 21 0 Williams, Sherry jflu 109 1 31 Willson, Dean 91 Wilson, Mr. D. 24,115 Witt, Barbare 53, 109 Wolcott, Harold 1 Wolfe, John 91 Wood, Chris 109 W xjd, Jerry 54, 57, 140, 2! 6 Woolfolk, Gina 60,91 VVronner, Kathleen 91, II2, 115 W'RESTliNC (VARSITY TEAM) 68-71 WRESTLING (J.V. TEAM) 72, 73 Wurtcnberg, Mr. R. 29 Wurth, Clconc 109 Wurth, Kim 53,109 Wurth, Steven 136 Wyatt, Victoria •Wykstxa, Cuit We May Never Pass This Way Again ... 230 Sf r.« lism fiitv i r u r ■•'t i, £ , ' m l £- • ' ' . I . ?- • ▼ ■ . «- Days have flown, and we have grown much older. But we still remember yesterday. Tilings wefve seen and done make us much bolder, Our memories will never fade away. We can see that our lives have changed, Certain things must go but some remain. And things remembered never really die. We can’t go back into the past, So turn and look diis way, Sunshine smiles on the dawn of a brand new day. As the sun melts down upon the mountain. Cotton candy clouds have streaked the skies. To this place of love and peace and friendship. Tine time has come for us to say goodbye. --Wendy Buckowitz