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

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1979 volume:

seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n seventy-n ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne UNION-ENDICOTT HIGH SCHOOL THESAURUS 1979 Volume 33 1200 EAST MAIN STREET ENDICOTT, NEW YORK U-E ALMA MATER Ml ho' Bing' has always favored the violet's dark blue And the gentle sons of Elmira to the blue and white are true We will own the lilies slender nor honor shall they lack. While the tiger stands defender of the Orange and the Black. Thro' the four long years of high school midst the scenes we know so well. As the mystic charm of knowledge we vainly seek to spell. Or win athletic vict'ries on the football held or track Still we work for dear old U-E and the Orange and the Black. When the cares of life o'er take us mingling fast our locks w ith gray. Should our dearest hopes betray us false fortune fade away Still we banish care and sadness as we turn our memories back And recall those days of gladness 'neath the Orange and the Black. By the rolling Susquehanna, near the playing field so green. Stands the playing old Alma Mater like a proud old gracious queen And forever we remember as we pass — and then look back. That the tiger stands defender of the Orange and the Black. TABLE OF CONTENTS seniors.........................14 A We've only just begun to live New day promises A kiss for luck And we're on our way b We start out walking and learn to run And when the evening comes We smile SgfgS 10 So much of life ahead We'll find a place Where there's room to grow And yet we've just begun 13 JV' X SI � jrA seniors The Class of 1979 is the first class to attend Union Endicott High School for four years. During this time they have been very active preparing for their senior year. Car washes, candy sales, and magazine drives were a major part of their fund raising activities. The class held a donkey basketball game in their sopho- more year, and volunteered at WSKG public television. The Senior Banquet was held on May 12, 1979 at the Holiday Inn Arena. Music was provided by Brotherhood. The Prom was held in the Broome County Veteran's Memorial Arena on June 2, 1979. Music was provided by Jon David's Mood. Good luck in the future to all 1979 graduates. Off I go . . . to be who I am, doing the things I want to do. Alive and glowing, secure in knowing nothing can stop me now. 16 18 Srmurs Seniors 19 Seniof 21 Christopher Chechatkd Srnror r 29 Sermon 47 Scnrcir i 43 Senior 4V Dianne Romano S nn� rs S � hO Seniors Seniors ot Pictured Randy Alapeck Tonv Laprm o Anthony Ancillotti Joseph Mirra Ellen Benardes Elaina Moreau Diane Bikos Carla Murray Paul Blazev Kathleen Norton Thi Bach Cai loan Mark Novak Ronald Carey Jeffrey Oliveira Joseph Carmine David Ondecko Victor Cimini Daniel Paradis Lori Coney Jean Parker James Cron Donald Pavne Michael Curylo Brenda Peabody Gregory Dialerio lisa Petrilli Kevin Dietrichsen |ohn Pipik Mark Dilorenzo Krista Pulz Mary Dro dek Christopher Quartararo Bryan Duffy Melodv Renfro lisa faivre Maureen Robinson Ann Marie Gale Patrick Ryan |ohn Ghinger Paul Santodonato Mark Halliday Richard Schopf Paul Harper Paul Sick Nancy Hartmann Dennis Spangenburg Robert Hedden Theresa Spear Kurt Heggelke Paul Stankiewic David Henry Arthur Tilts Ross Hoag Steve Tokos Paul Howard Kevin Tye Imda Huntington Gilbert Vandling Raymond Johnson Thomas Vager Paul Juracek Rebecca Vearick Audrey Karner David Zeigler William Kellogg Joseph eilman Daryl laBarron 1979 CLASS NOTABLES PETTIEST Pal Wiley HANDSOMEST: Brian Walsh CUTEST: Brenda Barlleson — Brian Walsh FRIENDLIEST: Jeanne Studer — Medard Korhar QUIETEST: Cindy Barlholomay — Jeff Bennett BROWN NOSER: Lousia Fabrizio— |ohn Bernardo WITTIEST: Karen Hand — Tom Darpino FOGGIEST Charmaine Peterson — Dan Chwalow, Greg Ulsh NIGHT OWL: Robin Wyatt — )im Pitman, Tom Wargo MIRROR GAZER Michelle Marsh, Beth Skoniecki — Darren Halgas BEST ALL AROUND Barb Bock — Dave Demer, Bill Nolis, Brian Walsh BEST DRESSED judy Thompson — Bob Wall BEST NATURED: Jeanne Studer— Bob Mastro BEST FIGURE Sue Perechmsky, Charmaine Peterson BEST PHYSIQUE: Dave Demer, Vince Kovalick CLASS ARTIST: Betsy Freedman — Tom O'Brien CLASS ATHLETE Cathy Holobosky — Dave Wolf CLASS BRAIN: Ann Gorski — Ron Fisher CLASS CLOWN: Karen Hand — The Team of Mike George and Joe Hartnett CLASS COUPL ES: Lone LeDrew and Vince Spellane, Jeanne Studer and John Cheer CLASS FLIRT: Lisa Clemente — Vince Kovalick CLASS GIANT Kathy Mott — Kevin Lane CLASS MIDGET: Ginny Mathias— Tom Cornell CLASS MOD: Mary Kay Sinicki — Bill Heath CLASS MUSICIAN: Dana Dellapenta — loe Chernak CLASS ROW DIE Karen Hand — George Kretzmer MOST ACTIVE Lynn Svercek, Dee Dee Warnes— Bill Nolis MOST ARGUMENTIVE: Michelle Masiowski —Gil Vandling MOST FUN TO BE AROUND: Karen Hand, Heather McClain — Dave Demer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Ann Gorski — Ron Fisher MOST POPULAR Barb Bock — Brian Walsh MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Dana Dellapenta — Bill Nolis MOST STUDIOUS Ann Gorski — Ron Fisher MOST TALKATIVE Michelle Masiowski — Benny DiLorenzo, Dave Durdon Seniw Seniors b9 BACK ROW, STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Mr, Gregory Saraceno, Mr, Charles Lamb, Mr Michael Kopcho, Mr George Butz SITTING, LIFT TO RIGHT Mr David Dopp, Mrs Patric id Waysan, Mr. Arthur Oversirom b. Mr. Michael Gance Vice-Principal, Mr George Cardone Principal, Mr. D Bruce Ellis: Vice-Principal, c ROW 1. LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Harry Watson, Dr William Zimmerman, Mr Vito PopelKa, Mr. Richard Thomas, Mr. Joseph Marzo d. Mr Alan Lichstem: Dean of Students, Ms. Carol Mr Muffin: Dean of Students 74 Academics Guidance HOME ECONOMICS MUSIC HEALTH 80 f Academics Academic 81 Health Office SPECIAL EDUCATION ENGLISH vir� . Pai CantmwiU ImaKcs ©I Women, Theatre Arts. Individualized Reading. Mr Rh hard Hcsewl Science Fittum, Short Story tnglish 10 Mrs lots lames tnglish 10, Man and Law Mr� Lucille Silvcrstem English 4t Composition 1. Mr Charles Turecek. fnglish tO, Comp. Zt Creative Writing. tw Academics Academics KS ademics 89 a, Mrs. Patricia Padykula Algebra, Irigoou meiry. b Miss Patricia Stanley Geometry, Alge bra ( Mr Richard Smith; Algebra d. Mr Dennis Tc hir: intro'Algebra, Algebra. e Mr William Zinck Math 12, Trigooome Ac aciemici f 91 BUSINESS M2 A«idemir a Miss Kathleen Rmn r Oflite Pratftti , Bu im Commynn «titonx tnirocJiit hnn lu Humh w I� , Mrs Manum- CaHahan Sprpdwrilmg. I vpmg, Business Mathomaiu s « Mrs loan Duftkanuk Shorthand. Hum m ss Mathematic s. Typing, d Vir V tiliam Dupkannk; Business MaThe malice, 1 rat h mg Supervisor {• Mrs Louise Hanagan. Personal Typing, i ouming. Consumer fduranon d Mrs Ann lewis Office Practice, Bus� ness Communications, Typing fa Mr John Merriam Business Mathe- matics, Accounting c Mr. (ohn Miltz Business Mathemat ics. Introduction to Business, Typing, d Mrs Kathy Moorhead Accounting, Sec rcManal Practice. Personal Typing e Mr Geoffrey Strauss Accounting, Business Law I Mrs. |oanne White: Shorthand. Accounting, Typing SCIENCE % f M ademit a b d Mr Domini iacovaz i Earth Science b Mr Mitt hell Johnson; Phytics t Mr. Carl Leonard: Earth Science 1 Mr Donald Mast rangt lc Earth Science c Mr Eoe Palazzo: Physics. SOCIAL STUDIES � Vlf l.ldVi tf Archer Amert tan Stud it� . Minority Group h Mr Robert liirno World History, Sen iok g i Mr Glenn KUir Asian -Afrfc an Culture, Work! Mis lory- d Mi |arm Carpenter Ammu dn Studies. Amrrkjn Cwpmmenl Mi. Ciry t rvs: A ian African Culture i Mr Robert ftinaburit: Aim Asian Culture, Amcru an Studies a Mrs. Nancy Dina burg Atro Asian Culture b Mr Fred Kennedy American History, Psychology c Mrs. Kathy Mill : World History. American Studies d Mr Tony Pietrnpanlo World History e. Rev Dr Gerald Sudick World History f. Mr. Douglas Wilson: World History. Academics 199 LIBRARY a Ms Betty Aik in son -.Senior library Clerk, b Ms, Palma Colonna Library Oerk, c. Ms, Joyce Curtis Senior I ibrary Clerk rl Mr Peter Gendle: W Technician e Ms, June Havens: Senior Library Clerk t. Mrs Pauline Mam; Senior Library Clerk, g Ms. Jarmila Pajerek: Supervisor of Librar les. h Ms lanet Thomas: Library Clerk. 100 Academics CUSTODIANS AND CAFETERIA STAFF BACK ROW Lett to Righi Pele Mas vela, Fdvsard Kron. Charles Lamtinno , Neil Giacovelli, Anthony Nirth . John Kuzma, Ne J fish ROW 2 Frank Milano, Michael Mangino, Anthony Lupo joteph Sbarra ROW 5 Vince Colonna, Menotii Borrellc Mary Aldrich. Secretaries a Mrs. Kathleen Giacometti: Business Education Teach mg Assistant b Mrs Ethel Hubbell Mam Office. c. Mrs. Lori Parker Physical Education d. Mrs Pauline Portetla Treasurer e Mrs Gladys Wilson: Guidance 102 Academics Academic 1QJ ABOVE IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Nancy Bock — President, jim Coudriet — Vice President, Kathy Bendert — Secretary, Sharon Slahucka — Treasurer lOfe Underclassmen Under classmen T07 Paul John Mary Ackerman Atari Barna Robert William John Alton Athawes Baron Joe Craig Joe Amorese Avery Borrelti Kim Sue Anderson Backes Marianne Kim Andrascik Baldwin Larry Kimlyn Angelme Baird William Terese Allen Banko Robert David Allen Bagmck Lynn Dee Ann Monica Barrows Batdorl Battaglini Lynn Bob Lydia Barrows Battaglini Battle Steve David Bob Bastian Battaglini Beato Angela Mike Greg Brainard Beato Blaha Mike Cary Debbie Brady Bender! Bligh Fran Kathy Tracy Boris Bender! Bloom Pat Donna Bennet! Bock Barbara Nancy Bennmger Bock Mark Linda Besl Boehlert Rosemary 5hari Bickham Boettger Steve Curtis Bitcardi Bollen 108 Juniors im Brown Mary Brown Kim Brunick Ru hard Bru nosky Gene But e i Leslie Buchanan Linda Buchler Rob Buckla Joe Buran Susan Burch jeff Busen Phil Card Laurie Cammaraia Diego Cartini Loci Carmon Scott Carpenter Chair les Cassidy Judy Castner Rosalie Catalano Cathy Cenfelelli Jessica Diane Colleen Cepeda Coe Conrad Scott Marta Mike Chasteen Colapietro Conway Julie Bill Antoinette Chermak Colangelo Coppola Neil Nancy Pat Chirico Como Cornell Mary Shawn Dar Garavmo Conklin Corson Pam Cicciarelli Ninka Gtrak Denise Clemente Jeff Coudriet Marilyn Coughlin Terry Coughlin Crystal George Chuck Cuddtne Mary Ann Dahulich Gary Daniels Ron Davis Dan Demart me Pia Demet ry Scott Denmon Grazia DePalo Sue Depew tumors 109 Ron Kevin Mark Devita Dorin Edwards Mary Jo Liz Donna Dezzutti Dreux Elkins Al Deb Lou Di Russo Duffek Emmons Jeff Sherrie Walter Dobin Dunning Emmons Megan Teresa Dompey Duran Shelly Kim Donegan Durdon lohn Sue Donovan Eberly Bill Karen Doolittle Edmunds Monica Cindy Sue England Fedich Fendick George Debbie Bill Erdman Fedora Ferris I ini Alyson Robbie Fantuzzo Fegan Fiester Tom Pete Tina Farrell Felo Fiori Michelle Laura Steve Fiorini Fleischmann Gedney ludy fohn Nanette fisher Foley Geiser Marc Marty Armood Fisher Freedman George GaH jon Dereck Fitzgerald French Giancio Bill Kevirt French Goham Kurt Sue Gance Goida Dave Charles Garrison Goodrich Lou Warren Gasbarra Goguen 110 Juniors Pete Rita Leslie Gorman Guam ten Ha nat in Sue Kelli Sue Gramzow Guilloyle Hanafin Diane Richard Bonnie Croft Gusefski Hanna jim Elona Keith Gross Hamarich Harding Wanda Nancy lack Harding Hash Hawe Richard Bruce Brian Harriman Hartquist Hayes Larry Merry Brooke Hams Hartung Henry Rose Pat Dave Hartnett Hauptfleisch Hess Eric Armin Hausamann Heurich Doug Diane Cliff Hess Hinckley House Scott Karen john Heywood Hoeflein Howard )im CheryJ Kathy Hickey Holmes Howard Lisa Michael Sue Hill Holl Howard Linda Tina Bob Hifl Honnick Hranek Juniors i 111 Kathy Teri Ron Htick Hull lesion lamerson Marly lennifer Kathy Hudy Cook |o host one Diane Rob lilt Huges Jensen tones Jo Ann Karen Don Huges Johns Joseph Jolene Kathy Brian Hunt lohns Kane Jeff Dave David karris Isabella Kuban Sean Nancy td Ken ns lasko Koban Dave Marianne Kim Klauser lannone Kocak Laurie AnnMarie Donna Knapp Lanuli Koelh Karen Pal Bill Knox Lanois Koelh Vince |ohn Joanne Kooh Kreczko Kun man Kris Vivian Penny Kopec Krmenec Kunsman Michael Chris Karen Kopcho Kruger Kunz Karen Joanne Lonnie Kocianski Kubic LaCourse Patricia Alex Pally Kotrc Kucera LaDue lenniler Lamb Scott Lambert Haden Land 112 t juniors lohn Michele Gail Todd Jeanne Tim Mark Steve Maureen t avkowski I oposky Lute Martin Materese McGuiness Michaels Misulich Monforte l dVf‘ Debbie Karen Lynn Chari sse Greg Glenn Kathie Bill 1 | sko Loren Luc belle Masiowski Matthews Mean Miller Mohl Monahan Hill Pamela Kevin Mark Mindy Lisa Tim Michelle Susan Imdlofl I ounsberry Lyman MasirangHo May NchaJ Miller Moreti n Mott Paula Kurt Peter John Peter Scott Glen Dominica Jackie I iStt k Love Lyon Masucci May Merten Miner Morlando Murawski Rohm Kathy LuAnn Mike Daniel Debbie ftiia Elaine Loreert t tll toy Lyons Mat «as (Mayes Mary Me Andrew Brian Mt Cann |oel McCarthy Michaels Minna Moon Murawski Juniors 113 Ti™ . 5,pvf' , Bob Marsh Maika Nesto ryak Rngpr Beth Michele Marsh MacMiflian a ak Marjorie Karen Mary Price Mac ha I ek Naioli Ri k Mark Mann Novak Nanius B b . ChuHui Muncly Northrup q Rosanna John Wayne Mallozzi Nolis Ogp aly I'fil Kim OpX Mallery Ne el ok Dare re oltan Brian Patty Mako Neureuter orasin Dale Diane Darren Pace Peck ham Pero Pat Eric trin Paine Pedley Peterson Alan Ray Kathy Page Perec hinsky Petrilli Paulette Lenny Tony Panella Perfctti Pothnalo Kenneth Tom Philip Papa Pero Rea Joseph Paris Allan Pasqumo Ron Pi c hanek Ken John Lisa Picciano Pursakowski Redolphy loan Dave Terry plichta Putrtno Reed Mile Neil Lynne Prat h Railar Rehurek Pete Sharon Jeff Pribulick Rands Reif Sandy David Kathy Prosman Randesi Rejda Connie Renner Lisa Roma Michele Roma D4 lumors Debbie Reynolds lac lire Riley Jeff Rind Tom Riner Paul Ripic Sandy Tina Roma Shelly Rosa VaJ Rosen Mark Rothwell Ted Roielsky Seth Paul Ruggero Mike Rushanski Roger Russell Maryanne Russik Chris Ryan Tauni Chn$ Sea lone Steve Schneider Steve Sedelmeyer Eric Seeger Denise Seri no Roberta Schaefer Karen Serowik Becky Sexton |tm Sexton Mike Shaffer Marcy Schapifo Greg Shelepak lay Shelton Sarah Shirley Eric Shults Mary |o Silvestri Laurie Stnicfci Lori Skoniecki Sharon SUhucka Sieve Sloma joann Sloane Del Smales Roseanne Smedira |im Smith Ken Smith Craig Stella Christine Stephens Randy Strain Mary Struck Bill Striley Ri«i Ruane Sauiro Michele lohn laurie Michael Alan Smith Strollo Robert Ruane Savage Tam Loretta Margie Denise Robert Spinel li Summers Roma Ruane Savidge Svan Bryan Sprague Sylvester 1 union ns Annie Samoc rose kim Sjr ev Arnold Salva lore Lisa Sat co Andy Sabol kim Quannp Angie Quaranta Annette Quarani.i Kav Tail l erNso Taut h Ken Tatko Beth Taylor John Tedesc hi Rose Tedone Jim Thompson VaJerie Trljeri Kevin Jtnklepaugh Theresa Tomanek Calvin Tomnsky Pat Toole Tom Ifdhut to Lisi Trapani Tami Troxell David Tye Karl Urban Sieve Villanri Michael Verluli James Vandermark Susan VanAbs Brad Valent |im Wagner Alice Walsh Derek Walton Brian Wane k Eric Watkins Kevin Walk ins Dave Suzanne i isa Webb Williams Wrobleski Bernic Don Courtney Weiskopft Wilson Wyak lori Doug Becky Webb Wilson Yearick Lynn John Kristin Weber Wintergrass Yungkurth Chuck Debbie Patricia Wesko Wintermute Zades Jeanne Doug Came White Wolf Zimmer Greg Jane Mike Wido Woodruff Ztzak Keflv Tom Leslie Wikox Wright Zur i lt Juniors Underclassmen 117 Undefddssmcn 119 UruJerclastmen 121 122 Underclassmen Underclassmen 123 Sophomores —1981 ABOVE: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — John Santacrose — President, Jim Palombaro — Vice Presi- dent, lanice Taladay —Secretary, Judy Hashhem — Treasurer 124 Underclassmen Usa Ackerman Andrea Candy Wanda Denise Frances Shannon Lori Domonic Bore If t Allio Arnold Austin Banko Bartol Bennett Bevilacqua Jeannv Art John lohn Kim Tessie Lori Lori Diane Adams Ambaruch Arnold Bachura Barnes Battista Ben ware Bikos Borgna Eric Vaun Linda Dale Terri Sandy Maria Paul Tony Ainsworth Angel i ne Arthur Baker Barno Baxter Bernardo Bill Borruso Rick Ken Penny Peler Mike Melinda Dom Cathy Kris Alapeck Chris Alexander Tanya Aljmonti Carol Allen Stephen Allen 126 Sophomores Angulas Ugo Antenucc Karen Antonaihs Terri Apalovich Susan Armbrust Ashley Bakos Barrows Beavan Be vi lac qua Bird Kelly Blackwell )an Blahut Karen Bogaczyk E taine Bohunicky Bortmck Chris Bove Sally Boyer Barbara Boytim Julia Boytim Kathy Christie Mike Brady Broadbent Brunner leanne Suzanne Chris Brewer Brown Bucci Colleen JoAnn Kathy Brhel Bruce Buffum Carol Carl Jeff Briggs Brucher Bullock Chris David Alan Bnnser Brunick Burch James Mary Jeff Paula Danielle Rich Burke Carnevale Cheney Cieri Cody Coppora Linda Joy Sarah Chris Dawn Michelle Burtchell Cassidy Chermak Cioioli Colvill Conrad |im tori Robert Daniel Christine Dominica Button Caminiti Chittenden Cioioli Comer Converti no Mike Linda Lori Linda Colleen lames Byron Campbell Ckciarelli Clark ConkIn Corbin Betsy Dave Cadiz Cenfetelli Joyce Margaret Cdlfrey Cerrom Carolyn Irene Cahill Cevette Pam Pam Carlson Chace Sophomores 127 Cathy Lynne Donna Come It us Crook Curtin Kelly John Alex Correll Ooss Gruhamch Kevin Lisa Shelly Conley Cross Daglio Stephen Lisa Michael Coyle Cruise Dailey John Sherry Bill Crane Curry Danser Jennie Mike Karen □arrow Delsanto Di Lorenzo Mike |oe Jim Darrow Demarco Dmga Tracy Gerald Toni Davis DeMorat DiOrio Cheryl Glenda Rosalyn Davison Densmore Diserio Laurelte Barry’ Rich Dellaoenta DePersis Dixson Kelly Robert Devine Dold John Susan Dibble Donovan Steve Mark Diefendorf Doty Jeffrey Tim Donna Dowd Duffek fberly Lynne Sheryl Jackie Dray Duffy tck Joseph Ed George Drotar Dulkowsky Egloff Michael Jim Pam Drozdek Dwyer Elliot 128 Sophomores Ronald Mary Betsey Evans Feeney Fisher Beth Richard Craig Everhart Felo Fitch Ann Selina Kathy Fabrizio Felton Fitzgerald Darlene Mike Linda Farmer Fetsko FitzGerald John Jim Lon Farmer Fetter Flint Nancy Paul Dominic Farrell Fettuccia Florini Sheila Christine Dianne Farrell Fiacco Forbes Kathy Lloyd Valerie Fedich Fish Foster Nancy Craig Joanne Gainer Gorden Griswold Beth Aaron Ron Gelatt Gould Guarnieri Mark Chris John Giacovelli Grannts Guidry Maureen Robert Gilroy Grassi Scott Don Gilyard Green Tom David Golden Griffith Jeff Mike Gooding Criffith Donna Sue Goon Grigor Marta Elaine Lisa Gurski Halas Harding Brad John Tina Haarr Hamilton Harper |ohn Mark Gene Haggerty Hanakovic Hartman Sophomores 129 Peggy Debbie Dan hart Hayter Henning Paul Sandy Michele Hartnett Hayter Henry Dee Linda Bill Hariung Heath Henry Peggy Walt jim Hasch Hedden Here eg Judy Susan Jeff Hashem Hemmer Heywood 130 t Sophomores Elaine Sheryl Matt Hidock Hollis Hurliman Patii Jesse Stephen Hill Holmes Hutnyan Chris Tracie Maria Hobert Holobosky lannone Janet Mike franco Hoeflem Homanich Incitti Rob Kelly John Hollenback Hosay Inman David Maria Houck Jankowski Steve Jody Hrustich Jaskiewicz Carol David Hunter Jensen Tami Bob Sue Joachim Kalusak Klingerv Mike Chris smith Johnson Keichum Lisa Dan Ken Kocak Joseph Kidder Sue Bill Anije Kocenko Joslin Kiefer Laura Jill Scott Kofira Kane Kircher Al Kolanda Kay Scon Ken John Sandra Sue Martha Scott Mike Koplin Kucko Lester Longo Lounsberry MacMillan Maliwacki Mariani Matthews Mike Kevin Christine Tina John Dave T herese Joe Andrew Kotasek Kunsman lesyshyn Longo lubniewski Maione Malloy Mariano May Elaine Debbie leanne Lisa Ron Pam Marcy Sherrie Jeff Kout saris Lachman levere lopnnzo Lukov ich Maione Maltloy Maricle Mayers Cheryl Tami Teresa Steve Penny Jean Brett Angela Lynne Kovarik Lane LeVonne Lorenz Mat ko Majka Manchester Marini McCawJey Caihy Claris? Randy Cheryl Jackie Alex Kriger Laughorn Lewis Mancini Margeson McLaughlin Kriss Ken Nick Marc la net Kevin kranefuss Lav in LoBelto Mancini Mark McManus Ann Bill Andrea Debbie Pat Karyn Kristo Leake lobevero Manning Massara McMaster Dave Lynn Sharon Daphne Marie John Kucera Leclair Locke Munson Mastro McQuade Sophomores 131 John Marie Lisa McVannan Michaels Mills lee Andreas Bob Meek Mick Mitchell Paul April Maureen Melulkas Miller Molnar Rick Steve John Melville Miller Monaco Bill Carrie Mark Merwin Mills Mooney Lori Mary Chris Moret in Murphy Nemeth Tammy Chris Mike Morey Murray Newt rock Chris Jim Tony Mosher Nathan Nicholas judy |eff Tom Moyer Nechieba Northrup Kris David Mary Muller Nedbalski Norton Karen O'Brien Patrick O'Hara Gayle Olnowich Linda Rick Frank Olshefsk Overfield Palmasa Laurie Rick Daniela O'Neil Owen Pagano Tim Carla Jerry O'Neil Paccio Paine Keith Ron Vince Opp Pace Palazzo Rick )ohn Jim Osborn Padula Palombaro 132 Sophomores Sieve Jim Elaine Paris! Peck Pezzuli |ohn Dave Danny Parker Pender Phillips Jeff Tom Patricia Park es Penrose Pierog lisa Cheryl joyce Pasquali Pero Pietras Mike Dave Chuck Past rick Pero Pigos Tracy John Grace Pallerson Pero Pirri Rick Briana Um Pavlovich Peterson Plutino Jim Beth Cathy Peabody Peirolle PospisiJ Angela Dawn Bob Pozii Rahn Reece Nancy Lome Karen Pratt Ramsey Reed Vincent Trank Mark Prudente Randesi Reynolds Robert Laurie Mary Pulse Rands Richardson Kelly Mtchele Bob Quanne Rat ch ford Richter Dave Quealy Anr Qumlivan Dave Quirello lennifer Christine jean Ripic Roma Rossi Fran Debbie Walt Roach Roma Rouse Eileen Jim jim Robinson Roma Rusnak Heather Stan Elaine Robinson Romanow- Russi n Tracy ski Jeff Rogers Elaine Rynders Rom pal a Sophomores Gary Salamido Dean Santac rose John Santacrose Brian Saunders Dorfeta Saxton Randy Scales John Schappert Tom Schofield Dawn Scboon- maker lulie Schoon- maker Tom Schuhle Mike Scott Laura Sedelmeyer Linda Seeger Sue Seliga Michael Senft Diane Seniw Sue Serowik Paula Severance Gloria Shaffer Joseph Shaffer Michael Shipway Susan Shirley Suzanne Shirey Mario Silvestri Chuck Sinclair Maureen Sloane Scott Slyker Debb� Smetana Donna Smith Jeff 5mith Randy Smith Sat Smith Sheri Smith Steve Somma Alan Spadine Robert Spalik Sonny Spera Sharon Stare hok Randy Stauff Dawn Stephens Doug Sterns Vernon Stockton Cheryl Strom Greg St ruckus Lydia Sudick Mike Sullivan Tom Summers Dick Sundgren Barbara Surmik Lori Svercek Ruth Taft 134 Sophomores lanite Ruth Deborah Taladav Thetga Turner leanne Becky Timothy Taladay Thomas Turner I ill Sue Angel Tator Thompson Turrigiano Nancy Lisa Karen Taylor Tripp Urban Ellen Mark Mike Tiberi Tripp Vallese Kandi Teeple Sue Terregrossa Marge Tersmette Lori Engel Carol Vancampen Von Voss Vivona luanita Karin David Vandermark Verboom Voorhees Paul Veronica Genevieve Vanvestroul Vermont- Walsh Karen Cauchy Bob Varga |oe Walters John Veruto Bill Vavra James Ward Vincent Julie Whease Laurie Warnes Weiskopff White Kim Keilh Charlie Wassel Weston Wilber lames John Michael Watson Wheeler Wilcox Susan Cindy George Wayson White Williams George |on lack Weber White Williams Noreen Williams Karen Willis Jim Wilson Sophomores 1125 Michelle Wintcf Steve Witt Kathleen Steve Gail Kurt linn Wolfe Wood Wright Yungkurlh YurkO |im John Zddes Ziembd Laurie flten Ziegler Zimmerman i I Jh Sophomores Underdassmen 137 138 I Under classmen Underclassmen 1)9 140 Underclassmen Ur derdassmen 141 142 Underclassmen Underclassmen 143 144 Underclassmen Underclassmen 145 146 r Underclassmen Underclassmen 147 Lisa Lisa Ronald john |ohn Keith Lisa David Bill Affatato Andus Babuka Ballard Bates Bee her Bennetl Blanco Branca Tami Lori touissa Alice Ann Denise Robert Myra Karen Alan Annis Bachurd Barnhari Battle Beddoe Bennett Bligh Brady Darrell Kris Dianne Theresa Donna Keith Brenda julie Kathy Alexander Arnold Bad ay Barta Baltaglini Beeman Bickham Bock Bihel Chris - Nora Brenda Steve Luann Anne Donna Stephanie Dave Allen Al Hawes Baggett Barth Battaglini Benden Bielinski Bohunrdty Bromsey Robbie Mark lill Danny Mark Lynn Patricia Betsy Laurene Allen Deanna Alpi Garv Anderson I Of Angulus Avery john Babb Dan Babe or k Handy Babkek Baird Barton Beaudoin Benedeiti Bikos Bouino Barry Bowen Roger Boyer Nancy Bracaglia Brooks John Brown Kellie Brown Donna Bruhshka 146 Freshmen Mary Paul Scott Brundage Buiocchi Burkholder Mico Dana Denise Brunick Bunnell Burnard Cheri Maria Linda Brunner Buonomo Buselli Stan Dave tori Buchak Burke Busen Mark Kevin Carla Budum Burke Butch ko Harold Franko Carolyn Cadiz Carpent ieri Cinotii ]ohn Karen Dan Callahan Cenfetelli Cinotti Chris Allen Becky Camadella Cerutli Cipolla David Lisa Lisa Campbell Charter Colavito Cara lay Karen Copozzi Cheer Colapietro Jeff Jeff Barbara Card Chirico Cole Tim Mark Loci Carlson Ciaravino Coleman Don Donna Tim Carosella Ciechoski Colgan HI Alida Scon Collison Cordero Crislelli Bernie Jack Doug Colonna Cornell Crockett Bit! )ohn Michael Condey Coudriet Cronk Ellen Ann Thomas Conklin Coughlin Crounse Patty Maureen Bill Conrad Cowell Cunning- ham Freshmen 149 Heather Curtis Becky Da leboiit Bill Darr Dave Darrow ludy Davis Chris Davidson Shan Day Scott Decker Dennis De Jonge Elizabeth Dellapenta Diane Dempsey Cary Denmon Tina Depalo Mary De Sanctis Sue Deskevich Kim DeStefano |udy DeVita Barb Dickson Helen Dietnchsen lodi Dtnga Sandro D'lntrono Tony DiRienzo Beth Dixon Christine Dold Connie Dold Beth Ann Donahue Karen Donegan Mary Beth Donlick Tony Dreux Cathy Drosdtck Teresa Dupree Dino Eric julie Dutcher Emerson Flint laurie Julie Mark Dyer Emmons Flint Cathy Cary Ceri Ebbers Emond Florini Patty Glenn Rick Edmonds Ervin Fragnito Shelia Rick Mary Eldredge Evans freeman Michelle fields Tom fisher Bill Fitzgerald lerry Fritsch Dave Fuller Chris Fusco fobn Gall ludy Gargiulo Reda Garrett Lisa Gasbarra Donna Gasbarra 150 Freshman Tara Lea Maureen Fallon Gentile Cuanien Paul Sylvia Don Farrell Genung Gumaer Paul Joseph Ron Fauly Fiacco Gumaer Allyson Dan Suzanne Fein Gilroy Hall Loretta Suzanne Catherine Fendrock Goquen Hanafin frank Karyn Rich Fc sko Greri Hand Julie Sarah Bill Gasior Gregory Hardey Maria Rhonda Vicki Gisennof Grose Harris Dennis Mary lane Hart Hedden Hill Kathy Kyle Rita Hartung Henning Hillis Nancy Lynn Eric Hartung Hickey Hills Pamela Brad Alan Harvey Hill HoFfman Steve Harvey Jenm Hausamann Sue Hawthorne Mike Hayes Michele Ray Beth Hoke Holt Horton Pierson Ioann Linda Holcombe Homme! Hope Rich Dennis Dorothy Hollenbaik Hooker Hryc yk Brian Mike Caroline Hollister Hopko Hrusecky Freshmen 1S1 John Frank Kevin Huckabone Janecek fortes Marlene Eric Tim Huey jankowski fortes Stephanie Bob Brian Hughes fenny Katcher Kevin Cindy Lynn Hutchinson Johnston Kauczka Tina Laura Dave Ingraham Johnston Kellerman Helena Dana Karen tnman fones Kellogg Pat Elizabeth Gerald Isenburg fones Keifer Jeffrey Kenneth Felix Jackson fones Klauser Charles Arthur Dave Menus Kotanda Krom Teri Francis Alison Klimchuck Korosec Krymowski Kathryn Kris Mike Klish Krawczyk Lachman Charles Janet Brenda Knight Krisko Ladue Kim Joe Bob Knight Krmenec Lane Lori Carol Knox Lamb Bob Koban Lynne Koban N Judy Robert Land Lee Liburdi Carol Randy Stephen Lamb Lee Lisak Brian Shauna Diana Lavini Leonard Lisi lim Tony John layman lesch Little ferry Rick Pat Lawton Lessler Loftus 1S2 Freshman Paula Kathie Julie Dan Tony Dom Lewis Brian David Longo Malt by Matzo McQuade Mikuki Morlando Moulton Murphy Namus Becky Michele Jim Teresa John Theresa Pat Paul Ray Lucas Manger Mayers Melville Mohl Morton Muggeo Murray Nasoni Gary lohn Paul Becky Christine Karon Chad Susan Pam luce Mankus Me Andrew Menichetti Mondelli Mott Munroe Murray NatoJi Sue Jim Tim Christopher Laura Mike Nadine Scott Patty Luchetta Mann McCormack Merten s Monforte Mouilles- Murawskt Myers Neary Heather Jennifer Mike Dan Sue saux Mac Earl and Marsh McCormick Metzinger Mooney Andrea Mike Maggie Suzanne Pal Maiorte Tim Masiowski McDermott Michaels Mooney Gary Mary Ann Matthew Ed Magardino Matt sc heck McLaughlin Michael Moran Tamra Joe Eric Michele Lisa Macko Mancini McManus Miller Morgan Freshman 153 Paul Nichols Brenda Nielsen Mark Nulion Chumi O Anna Marie Olevano Dina Palazzo Chris Pacdo Michele Oliveria Norm O'Neil Debbie Oplinga Gayle Palka Marie Palumbo Kathy Papa Anne Papdgelis Chris Pavlov k h Pitcher Julie Pizzutf Sam Piz uti Mary t Hen Gary Colleen Pospisjl Pucedo Rahn l� m Paul Tara Pratt Putri no Kambv David Susan Cindy Pribula Quartararo Ramsey Ivnn Debbie Debbie Price QuireHo Rasile Usa Loci Nancy Marie Pnkazsky Rader Rasile P 88V Panasuk 1 orel a Pamcria Kevin Pembridge Carmen Petrilli Joanne Petruzzelli Kalhi Pez uti Nick Pkciano Bonnie Pierce lames Pietras Brian Pish Leigh Planck Ronda Platt Allen Plymate Pal Poloskv Rene Poot hiftian 154! freshmen Marc y Cary Maryann Kedpath Robinson Romanosky Donna Mike Debbie Renner Robt nson Rosa Cm [oe Francine Reynolds Roche Rossi fugpne Liz Lisa Richmond Roe Rossi Susan I odd Laura Rinde Roe Rounds John Tracy Mike Rif tc Rogers Rowley Pennc Sandra Ardie Ripic Roma Russik Paula Andrea Beth Rtner Roma Ryman Anthony Mary Kav lohn Salvatore Schappert Sculley lynn Julie Steve Sansky Schrader Sedlacek Karen luct Mary Jo Sariti Schwecken- Senkrns Brenda dieck Bruce Saunders Rick Shamulka Chris Scordino Sawchuk Robin Scales Scon Scales Don Sc hatter Lisa Mark Scon Shanley Shipman Sinclair Tarm Merry Ellen Mike Shearer Shirley Sinicki Paul Beth Terry Shelanskey Sick Skobern leff Doug Shepardson Silvey freshmen 155 loan Tami Debbie Slahucka Smith Steen burg Alena Dan Stephen Slimacek Snowberger Seliga Russ Andrea Donna Sloane Sowka Sterlacci Rhonda Cindy Mark Smales Spaar Stewart Ron Shaun Stacey Smeltzer Speirher Strain Don Leo Lisa Smith Spencer Strausser Kris Dave Rob Smith SptHman Strollo Steve Diane Andy Smith Starring Struck Margaret Laura Max Sullivan Terpack Titocci Leanne Andy Suzanne Surcek Tewksburg Todd Karol me Gene Mike Sylvester Tiberi Tomik Lisa Robert joe Symancyk Tiberi Tovornik Henry Tabas Kathleen Tarncone Paula Tarngiano George Taylor lohn Holly Mike Townsend Ulmer VanVesirout Mary Lisa Maria Trofibio Van Bramer Vetrano Dan Linda Kris Troxell Vannocker Vieyra Mike Robert Donna Tzivanis Vauter Wallon 156 Freshmen Angela Walsh Mary Ellen Washburn Pete Wassel Chris Wasser Chris Welch Paula Welch Ken Whittaker IT White Ken White Shannon White Albert Wildrick Annette Williams Greg Williams Mike Williams Debbie Witt Linda Wort man Sue Wood William Woods Kevin Wrenner Cheryl Wrobleski Tim Voochees Paul Walenesky Richard Wyatt Chuck Yearick Elaine Zacheis Mark Zeccola Eric Zechman Timothy Zembek Lori Zemben Robert Zielinski Berni Zwirbie Rich Katusak Freshmen 157 158 Underclassmen Underctassmen 159 160 Uncterrla smen 162 f Underclassmen Underclassmen 163 activities 165 MARCHING SHOWBAND d DRUM MAIOR— Gary Daniels. COLOR GUARD — Dawn Rahn, Louisa Fabricio, Cartcen Morton (Captain), Karyn McMaster, RIFll It AM — Kristin Ardell (C ap lam) Pat Bridge. Dee Dmvdick. Donna Goon. Kns Muller. Diane Sent . Val Sinclair TIGERETTE CORPS — Brenda Bartleson. I tva Bennett. Barbara Bock. Christie Broaden I. Trudy BurinHl, Nancy Como, Mary |o Deizuttt.Denise Dull her, Kim Engel (Captain). Betsy Freedman (Co Captain), Sandt Gould, Jocelyn Hess, Terri Houck, Jill tones, Sue Klmgemmilh, lone LeDrew, Sharon Lindsey, Charmatnr Petersen Kathleen Regia. Debbie Rosa, Belli Skorwrfci taura Symancyk, Karen Thiele Dee Deo Warncs HAG CORPS — Belly Bertuc , tori Gcciarelli, Pam Conklin, Lynne Crook, Doreen DcMoral (Co Captain), Patty Duckett, ludy Hashom Janet Hwflem. Jody taskiewnct, Regina Kerins. Shawn Locke, Tammy Pi Lir, Susan Kindi� , Kathy Rodgers, Michelle Rosa, Ian Savidge fCci-Captain), Becky Sexton,, loAnn Sloane Kathy Somers, Tern Williams PICCOLO AND FLUTE — Lon Anno, Jill Baird. Fran Baftol, Lynn Bermdett.. Alison Bird Denise Beddoc . Shan Boellger Dianne Bryani t aune Cammarala Pam Cicclarelli. Mary Cuomo, Diane Dempsey. Connie Dold. Kathy Drosdkk, Loretta Fendroc k. Crystal George. Maureen Gil- fen Maureen Cuarmeri, Sue Hawthorne. Lisa Hill. Patty Hill, Maria lannonc. Tammy Joarhim. Karen lohm, Karen Kun , |udv Moyer, Debbie Opllnger. Rene Poo- higun. Lome Ramsey. Lyd� a Sudick. Cindy Spaar. Lisa Strausser. Kay Ian. Holly Ulmer, Carol Vivona. tori Van Campon, Donna Wallan. Genevieve Walsh. Sue Warren. Kim Wassell. Noreen Williams. Cheryl Wroblwkt. Bernie Zwirble CLARINET — Linda Arthur. Diane Borgna, Carol Briggs, laune Brooks. Ioann Bruce. Denise Burnard Karen Colapietro, Pam Chaco Donna Ctechoski. Karen Cenlentelli, Patty Cornell. Marilyn Coughlin. Lisa Cruise . Sue Danser. Dana DellaPenta. Cathv Ibbers Nadine tdson. Kathy fedich, Allyson Fern. Selma Felton. Anita Fendrock, |ulie Gasior. Elaine Halas, Linda Heath, Ltndj Hope, Jolene Hunt, Barbara Hutnvao. Maria Jankowski. Pam lounsT)erry, Becky Lucas. Pam Maione. lanet Marks, lube MatIO, Lynne McCawley, April Miller. Carrie Mills, Maureen Nolnar, Sue .Stott Tran y Patterson, Cindy Ramsey, Tara Ramby, Nancy Rasile. Sandy Riizi, Linda Seegef, Debbie Smetana Kris Smith Michele Smith Tami Smith, Donna Spa dine. ||y Svmancvk, Ellen 1 iberi. Sue Todd. Kris Vieyra, Engel Von Vim, Chris Waster, Laura Wayson, Steve Wood. Sue Wood Al TO SAXOPHONE — Eric Ains- worth, An Ambaruc h. Margaret Orrom. Michelle Conoran Id DellaPenta Barb Dickson, Ru hard Harnman Mirhek Hoke luanne Muretin, Kim Nrzelek, f ean Pddburv Sandv Prosmafi, Debbie RasiTc. 1« Roe, Randy Ruehl,Chris Sawchuck, Laura letpack, Andy Tewksbury. Jim Vincent ink Zeehman. TENOR 5AX0PHON — Bob Benneii Mark Hanakovic. Nancy Hasc h. Cheryl Munriy TRUMPET — Tom Bartol, Mark Birchard, Cathy Bird, Tracy Bloom. Joe Chewak, Tim Carlson. Bilf Danser. |ohn Foley, Val Foster. Don Green, Mike Hanrahan, Kevin Hutchinson, Steve Hutnyan, Jerry Ltwton, lor loposky, Sandy Lounsberry, John Lubniewski, Sue Mac Millan Joe Mam mi. Roger Marsh. Andrew May. Chris Mortens. Chris Meza. Leigh Planck. Dave Quealy Eugene Richmond. Robert Ru t. |oe Roche. Don Sc hatter. Mike Senft, Jett Shepardson, Ion Svercek, Kurt Yungkurth MEILOPHONE — Craig Avery. Sue Brown, Mike Burr«cL. Cr-ug Cordon. Shauna Leonard. Steve Sc haughencv Linda Van Nocker. laune White TROMBONE — }ohn Bales. Chris Bnnspr. |oe Dearie, laune Dyer, lisa loprin o, Beth Mac Millan. Carolyn Mac ini. Kevin Opp. left Rvnders. Terry To er BARITONE — Rob Chittenden. Bob lane. Chad Munroe. Keith Opp. SOUSAPHONI — Kufl Kunsman. Cheryl Slrom, Eftc Watkins. Cindy While BELLS — Laurette DellaPenta Ek c kv Thomas PERCUSSION — Rich Alapec k Chris Allen, Be. ky Bee ker. Arm Brown, Barry Dcpersi . Bob lennv Laura lohnston. Dave Keller man. Sherrie Mancie. Linda Olshefski. Scott Osier. Scott Padbury. Peggy Panasuk. Richard R.sm EQUIPMENT MANAGER — Ranch Norlhrup.UNIFORM MANAGER — Carolyn Mancmi LIBRARIAN — Nancy Rasile Ihh Activities b 1978-1979 BAND OFFICERS — Sue b Warren (Vice-Presi- dent), Jill Jones (Secretary), Joe Chernak (Presi- dent), Daria Della- Penta (Treasurer). The band began this season minus I heir director Dr loseph Scagnoli, and previous assistam, Mr Hank Slechta, tilled his shoes. Mr. Slechta was aided by Mr, Joe Zettler, a former stu- dent teacher at U-E from Ithaca College. As always the band pul on splendid performances at both home and away foot- ball games. In addition. The Pride made two appearances at professional football games: one in Boston for the New Eng- land Patriots, and the other, for the eighth consecutive year, in Buffalo for the Bills. The band gave their support at the school pep rallies and concluded the season by marching in the annual Christmas Parade, Having a new director was a big change, but the band still proved to be the Pride of U-E High. a Mr Slethia — Funny, 1 though! I heard a camel call. b A rather impressive mellophone followed closely by Sieve Schaughency e Randy Nortbrup, Ihe Pride's faithful equipment manager lor the past four seasons. d. Camera shy? e. Mr Zettler — This better be good or you'll be running laps on Monday TIGERETTE CORPS FIRST ROW: Sue Klmgensmith, Betsy Freedman, Debbie Rosa, Sandi Gould, Sharon Lindsey, Denise Dutcher, NancyComo, Laura Symancyk, Bcenda Bartleson lorie LeDrew, Kim Engel SECOND ROW Karen Thiele, Charmame Petersen, Lisa Bennett, Kathy Reida, Dee Dee Warnes, Trudy Bunnell. Jocelyn Hess. Christie Broadbenr, Beth Skoniecki, Barb Bock, lill lones, Mary |o Dezzulh. Terri Houck a Barb Boc k and I ill lones performing nicely together b: Barb Bock and Beth Skcniecki ready to begin the pom-pom drill, c: The girls take a break during practice d The Tiger ettes lake their place on the held, e Kim Engel and Lorie LeDrew finishing a great perform- ance c a. ROW 1 Captain — )an Savidge. Kathv Rodgers, Regina Kenns, Patty Duckett, Betty Bertuca, Pam Conklin. ROW 2: Terri Williams, loAnn Sloane, Tammy Pizur, Becky Sexton, Kathy Somers, Jody Jaskiewicz ROW 3: Lynn Crook. Sharon Locke, lanet Hoeflein, Susan Rinde, Lori Cicciarelli, |udy Hashem b. Uh-oh, Becky, Mr Slechta is watching’ c. Betty Bertuca, lody laskiewicz. and Lynn Crook wait patiently to take the field d A jolly crowd of corps members: Betty Bertuca, Patty Duck- ett, lanet Hoellein. ludy Hashem, )an Savidge, and Kathy Somers. Activities 169 FLAG CORPS RIFLE TEAM COLOR GUARD a Carleen Morton, Louisa Fabrizio, Dawn Rahn, Karvn McMaster b: Louisa Fabrizio at attention??? c: The color guards sneak a smile for the camera d: Nothing breaks the concentration of the rifle corps e: FIRST ROW Dee Drosdick, Donna Coon. SECOND ROW Diane Seniw, Kristin Ardell. Pat Bridge. Kris Muller how 1 Aim in Heunch Terry Tocer )eif Karns, Mirk fi.rchard ROW 2 Sieve Wood. Iim Vincent Sieve Sthaugheocy, Rob Riiii ROW3_|im Corhm. iSwMf McCliin. Be7h Skon'ieckr. |oe Chemak. Eric Watkins. ROW -I Carolyn Mancini, Sherrie Mancie. Margaret Cerrom, Kevin Opp ROW5! Vllrabefh'Roe oiev, loseph Deane, Chris Bruiser, |ohn Bates ROW 2 Beth MacMillan, l.nda VanNotker Peggy PaMWK , h Mancim Randy Ruebl ROW i Marilyn Coughlin. Delsorah Rasile. Mtchclo Hoke. Sue MacMolIan, Leigh Palock. Robert Roaat ROW 4 Nan, y Ralile ChenH Mundy, Arthur Ambaruch. Laurie Dyer. Laura Terpack. Sandy f-nsman Cheryt Strom, Rebecca Thomas ROW 5: Karen CoUp« tro. lisa Hill, loseph Loposky, Bill Danser. Robert Hoflman ROW 6 Tom Bariol. Richard Rizzi JAZZ I JAZZ II SYMPHONY BAND CONCERT BAND MLinlkl'r Ln.ohrRMk!tJfen UiriJr' tjP Wit rn- DtJnoe tr jfilk aren Mni. lame Jocelyn Hen, Alnon iird, Caroi Vivona, ROW J: Oarta DrlljuenU (til t|lf1ni |r T kJ(m C Jrnl Iirmat SgM-aw -is tts afflBs naa rSSSsSE £Hr rr7 B chiKk iSl M, afhV «i?SiJ,i2L 01 ?' Ijm',njc,h,7: rr SK(WrHI' Wj,v ■«« O, Uuc r nu, Shar, RoeM. ,. Liu Hi . O-ane knm ROW 2: Ctirfa $«� • chuck, A ml Mrflec. Cathy Ibbm. Pam Chace, Sandy Prmman. lynn Crook D hftn teetaiu H,l« r .. Maione. lor?M«re.in. Jofenc Hun., Maureen Motai, Ok II Ocnwr, Sue Mai Millan, Mike Venll, kevin Mulchrmon, r Bureak, Hurl kummar, trie Walking. '.June Dyer, Joe Alan Spadme. Barr Defer™, Dan Snowberge� RM hard ■ - vuumu. Munr l WJfl BOfllUPf, UM Mfll, Ui|fl U J£SSii2f. 172 Activities a a. ROW I Kim WiHlt, Deborah Ophngef, Genevieve Walsh, Cheryl Wroblevki. Maureen Gilroy. Rene Poor h.gian, Cindy Spiff, |ud Moyer. Lori Anni� , Diane Dempsey. ROW 2: Ally son fein. Karen C rnfelrili. I inda Hope. I i a Symarayk, Karen C olapietro. Cathy Dmsdk It. fill Baird, Maureen Guamirri, Dawn Rahn, Brmadioe wirtde, Connie Dotd, lynn Benedetti, Tecianne Rogers I aufrlleDrllaPmta, linda SeeRer, Cathy I edicts, lynne McCawlev, Maria lartknwski, linda Arthur, Chris Nefns-tb, SOW I: Ioann Bruce. Illen Tiberi, Carrie Mills, Sue Wood, Donna Ctechoski. (ulie Canar, Patty Coenelt Tami Smith. I ju eoe Brooks, Shauna Ieonard Randy Ruehl, Andrew Iewksherry Richard Harriman, Barbara Dickson. Michele Hoke, Elizabeth Roe, Nancy Hatch, Andrew May, |«� nn tales, lisa loPrinro, Cbm Inmer. Terry Tuzer ROW 4 Valeri Ensi , Imeph Mancini, Kurt Yungkurth, leigh Planck, Cathy Bird, |ohn luhniewcki, laura jnhniton. Anthony Mnitel Chris Allen h ROW 1 Keith Harding. Maria Vetrano, Jessica Cepeda. Wanda Harding, Vicky fills, Ardie Russek, ROW 2: Ian Rope ho. Sieve lorenr. Cindy Fck, Candy Arnold, Pam Elliott, Mike Shipway, Mary Hrdden ROW 1- Mr i eipold Jody t ee, Annie Sanlacrose, Jackie Ick, Connie Renner. I ka Redolphy, Shari Day , Tam Wright, Randy Strut hue Activities 171 REPERTORY BAND ORCHESTRA GENERAL CHORUS a ROW 1 Ms, Hartman Donna l � hn son, Andrea lobevero, Hami Ppj uti tone hm� . fllen Conklin karen Blaskiessu Donna Batia Ulmi lon Met b. Tim embek, led Gon alc , Ron Gumaer. Debbie Pitcher karen Knox, luAnn Batta ghni. luc i St hweekendiet k. Imda oilman, Melinda Beavan ROW j paula Welch, lody laskiewica, hnda Campbell, hsa Ackerman, Cmds lobnston, Sheila Farrell, |ua nili Vandermark Terry Bafta E ve lyn RussiV Susanne Granuoyv, Si oil Gihard, David Pender, led Rozelsky, Tammy Morev. Alissa Rtnsi. Donna Renner, Faola Cieri, Candy Arnold. Nantv lasko KOW J |ili kane. Chrislme Lesvshvn. karon Moti, taune Rands, Beth Gelati. Dawn Colville, lori Flint, Shannon Bennett, Loti DePoFi, Ruth lati . En Emerson, Tom Yager, toe Fiat to, kev in Conley Kelly Cor fell. I June Ziegler, Colleen Conk- lin Mary nne Russik , Sherri Smith, Cindy Eck ROM a Sherrie Dun- ning Carrie Zimmer, Kathy Johns, Redd Garrett. Robin S ales, Cheryl Pern Anita Zielinski, Therese Mt keniie Beth fverhart, lisa Char ler, Todd Roe lohn Haggerty . Brian Saunders, Rosanna Mallo fi. Wanda Harding. Ion Benware, Maryann Romanoyky. luAnn Ivons, Jackie Matgeson. Karen ar«d Haim Russin b Do you really think I sing like Bar bra Streisand' Eat your heart out Billy Joel!” d 1 he shirt says it all! i The pre-singing rap session a Cindy Eck is still humming as she puts her music f older away b. One of Ms Hartman's top ten c Ms Hartman, our dedicated conductor for many years, retired this year Mrs fanet Slechta is the new U-E chorus conductor, d ROW I- Evelyn Russik Kim De Stefano, Tom Yager, Margaret Tersmette, Ted Roielsky, Andrea Alfio, George trdman. Kim Kane. Dianna Warnes. Ms Mart- man ROW 2: Kris Arnold, foe Klimchuck, Debbie Michael, Pam Elliott Keith Weston, Ann Gorski, Bill Nolis, Diane Coe. ROW J: Gail Wright, Barbara Bock, Opal Darcie, Vaun Angelme ROW 4 Mary lean Siroo- nin, Mary Freedman, Sue Fendick, Douglas Wilson, Cheryl Little, Cindy tck, Tom Trabucco, Sue Burch, Wanda Harding, I c CO-OP INDUSTRIAL AWARENESS a IA ROW 1 Judy Komar, Tonya Watkins ROW 2: Susan Brzezovvski. Lori Kocik, Kerry Foster. Colleen Cowell, MaryAnn Cardmale. Christine Kolanda, Debbie Emond ROW 3; Bruce Snyder, Yvonne Liberio b. CO-OP ROW! Jennifer Kelchum, Shelly Rompala, Janet Hyzen, Lynn Simek ROW 2: Nancy Hartman, Julie Branca, Mary CaTanzaro, Traci Picctano, Judy Catanzaro, Teresa Putrino, Shawn Ivory, foanne Demetry, Susan Shipway c CO-OP ROW 1 Nancy Brumbaugh ROW 2: LuAnn Harris, Patty Duckett. Kay Weber, Renee Winter, Linda Sylvester, Nancy Walczyk Robin Howard INDUSTRIAL AWARENESS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Julia Alton, Gerald Butchko, Chris Cbechatka. Tim Conzola, Paula Colonna, Richard Ely. Louisa Fabrizio, David fulk, Mark Golden, left Hill, Chris Hotalen, jenny Krousp Karl Lavo, William Seltzer, John Standish, Maria Tomik. 176 t Activities DRAMA CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA a b c. d. Maria Curski, tori Moulton, Anna Olevano, Donna Eherty, Both Everhart Checking the meal Making your own clothes is becoming more popular Beth sews up a '79style as the rest look on 178 Activities If Ihf pink elephant on planet Alpha has purple eyes. then tht wild pigon plann Bria ncji have a long noh ' b Coach (ioodnow is ver pleased with out team's sue i esv I II K cows give ♦ 1 cans of milk in + 2 days, how many dav will it lake ’t i cows to give + 5 ans of rmlW |udv Thompson — 'What t olor (owsf” d Cindy ttdfthnlfkmav, |udy Thompson, Craig Stoops (Cap latnj. Malt Mi Krrll. John Allen. Sick Ma us, | ave Mau ser. Turn Badol 0 ick Mai ias— Art hirnedes, I AT YOUR HI ART OUT' t John Allen — What ever happened to good old arfcli hon Mr Gotidrum — Higher math, |oho, higher malh g If in doubt draw a diagram HISTORY CLUB d R( W 1 Mr ri her (Advisor). Mary White, Dee IVe Warnes Kjri-n Hand, Margie1 Ms Donnell. louiva fabi'iiiiti, Kim Engel. Sharon I mdses Ur kto Mal n, Lurie teDrew Brenda Kartlesnn Manjrivre Kvan. Arttta Christine Kurkosk.. Chu Hm ) HOW 1 SHi-llv Rt -a, Debbie Reynold , lisa Roma. Ivnn Rd,r mv Nanis Oimno Mary 8rm n, Mary Jo De Zuli Ek'Hv H ‘nu 4 lu Ann lyuny leresa Malloy Kim Vieyra I mda Hul( hko K( V 1 Sue Wilkes Kathy kriger. lenny KtttuM , Maritvo Smith. Jennifer Kelt hum, Donna Johnson Ann Roar h. Kim B.ilrhv -n John Nobs, Dave Webb Annette Quaranta Di bhy Urttek. Paula Severer e, Chene Knwalr yk ROW 4 Ivnn Kehurek Robert Ruane. Doug Wilson Mark Best. Cheryl Pi ro Sheila I arrHI. Rub Bur kid lipnisc lain h Loretta Spmell. Dnrninu a Convert mo. Paulette Panella Gra ia IV Palo ROW S Sherrie Dunning. lisa Snyder. Chris Comor. Larry Harris, kao n Ma«halok Alysnn fegan, Nancy Botk. Sot- Burth. Kim Hfumi k Karon IMnren u ROW h lisa Dodge Ian Rlahul Carol ivnna. Paula ln« k Kathy Loy Jill Jones. leslte Hanalm lhd)� ni' loron Renee Dennis. Michele loposks ROW 7 Kav lato Marra lankuwski Shan Buettger Lind Hill Sharon Sla hui ka. Diane C oft. Shelly Dovte an; Theresa Pjlomharo. lisa lemlia Cathv Page Joanne Materrve. I mda Ondei ku. ton Peterson |J Jenny Mouse — lei s rattle on vir Archer and use (ho money 10 lake a trip in Vestal 1 Sir Art her — Happmevs is being History Club Advisor d Sharon Slahu kd — Whs don't we visit the historical sites o) Hawaiif 180 Arlivilies 11 ECOLOGY CLUB c a KOW 1 unity Hmtjry, Run fiytiri (Prrvidrnt), Uana DHlatienta llifjyulfl), Sharon Imdvry ( m r Piindrffl), Belyy f reedman (Setrefaryj, Knv t n Puli'll Hrurw a Pnlrnon ROW i Nam y Gai nuf Sheri Smith Sup Brown Karen Urban Mau rnmCiIrny Maureen Mi.lnar Valet S«n« lyn Car lepn Mutton, Kim Vtprva, tvnn Svetrek Kaihy Km harrk |ul� r ««am 4 turn Barno ROW 1 Both Horton Cathy Nrbm I � a Crosy, Karen mnnamy Un i i HJahut Karen Brrr owyfci. Brlly Bmluii, tvrin MiMiwik. i va Wrablrvki Mary Caniiraaro. MH Lantaraain Knn gnat h ROW 4 hnda lair thUd. kathv ()ru-v Kathy WoKr, font O'Brien. trll Cntidnet. |ud tiuiei, Dune Pt kman Virtte S[H' lam- loan IH ri w, k� m Ingel. Karen Kuo Laura Wayvnn ROW Mark Gnkjen Roan VVdUh .Herb Grui.th Dour Kotoan. Bud IJrMorat. Mark Rev fKlkl , ludy Smith, Both Sfconetki. Iheresa Pwlrino ROW b kori Gamp, |ohn Allen, Sieve Coyle, Bill Itrvkrtiih Sian Nomenoavlii, fd Jutowvki, I im O Veil. Mark HuirmHl. Paul Hartnell b «f Pri-wlcnl Sharon lincbey — ‘The meet inr SWrts al HIJtl nul ft tD i ludt frthrr voted in av r e l year . Ireavurer and leti C uudnel. ihr BO Key Club prevideni Aiwi, Mike Pr i h «ill veivf ne« year av vke prey- tk t l and Kurt Cam eaun mi ary d Mhty Candid Camera' e Kathy Mull — Plear tHl me hp dnjn I |uM My wr have rfn loulball prnjtiatm In yell I Would voo twin t hi hunt h home to mother' K (lur ni-vi pntjffi «ill hr wDiiig ptnlerv ol Mr CavrM and Mr | awtun h Mr ( aviso and Mr iawlon— doing a grral tab m Thrif tifyj yra� dv Key Club arlvrwjfy j Pm• vi i Ion II ytm S, i-r rW — Ili'i iwufh. Apt iMiMifc ‘ I� H!( JV 1 (anr KiifM hi i |t rjmiltM| Ivfin Swt Ht iCmnlc-nl), P t Arulf jm ili |Vnr Pfi wtirr !l), Cathy P K - «Ptilaia� KrUtnmi KUfMjCi'l MJW I Cj% Menu hrtii. Sur Gemi R )V I Irn o Banko kdtfiy Hull nky I II iy Mats Hayfrf M� � Hosjy U'jfll‘Rh KOVV t HiUh Kitjfnlv kjihv Ihrvunl OffUM' BjrUo list KlHV OraiM Blijjh Ilona Homanih (hnstinc C«ji) Si fi n V jlh rm. Ca� ol B'iRR' W V Shjmn Karwk Mrm I )jrfin« i Ju'4 R.«urvlv KalKy ki fiju-k Imtm Pih.mlyn i Rt ti T ncl t k l m‘ Hill, imuir I jn,t one I Vue Pfrviirnt Patty Amlr Mik — ‘'Yuu want to hu in krt lolhr Suite MawtumSem turfn l dun-� wuT 1 C4th Port jrwl liiuw loir one non witrk cm dim A h.-i � it k,4v IMist «ifomunctv P i « h r if� c I1 I «vn turned inio Vturtm SI dunftji the ( lvi-.iin.i-. Vniitittm ! vfjonvcred In, k y CM 1 ' Hmnnl IlnniicVi ely m KAY CLUB HOMECOMING . This year's homecoming contest had an added dimension. We not only nom- inated girls tor queen, but the guys also got into the act and ran for King, This year's nominees for Homecom mg King were Bill Nolis, Brian Walsh, |ohn Cheer, and Dave Demer. Also nominated but not pictured were: Mario Citoli, Bob Baldwin, and Tom lacovelli. The Homecoming Queen nominees were: Daria DellaPenta, Jeanne Sluder, Dee Dee Warnes, Beth Skoniecki, Barb Bock, Terri Houck, and Brenda Bartle- son. The competition was close but major- ity vote chose Barbara Bock as Queen, and Brian Walsh as U-E's first Home- coming King. Congratulations to Barb and Brian and both courts! Activities ' 185 J to tnnujl Ipjnnr Slurfpr lirtnl n, iiu rurtnA nvjdrK Kr Ijfinl |M irt Amwn 40 liihwn b Ktuif Vim Hill it rnfrofw) m thr Ulitl hctlvllrr Ttw Sr tri | itr of fuliui Crtf- ' t JtOW I flimrt Him rnh Suun V4un v londi Hig rfl B( )l turn f Rin-n Trf� rtturf r| Vifkvl Hit iCon t jl| Ir nnr Sluriri (f onvuU Trot B nk i (Sisrefjrvi (fl)VV i kmu Wmtfci Sur V%J vm SjIIv Vniih Chf� t low kutlotki krtth� Cjttm. kjjff Si iui Jyk LATIN CLUB FRENCH CLUB a gt ) i Andrea kyhne |udv Catan am. Barli Boik. Sonnu LaCouw. Pian 1 Cor, ‘'•ut' frndw k KOW . Meg Beardsler (Setrerar |, IJpb lennanl lV«e President), Lori Reman (Presidem) kutf Garm (Co Tre a ureO Pat Toole (Co-treasurer} ROW i Mv Hum (Advisor},, Diane Peckham K« trna imc hawr Kor Barb Hutnwn kaihv Moll Mike Prarh Laura Fleivchmann, Dune Roman.. Vttta .clmski, Leslie Hanal.n ROW 4 Bmh Hemmer. Ann Buller, lisa Redolphv Mar sann Cardmalr Cbfs kolamia tern Houck, Lisa Wroblesk� . karen Serow-k Christine kurkovk. Mar nnCalan aro ROW kick Mamne Michele Masiow ski. Linda Sbarr a. Tin Roma. Kathie Mnhl vive le fran ;aisl b c b. Advisor Ms, Hunt, President Lori Keenan, and Vice Presi- dent Debbie Tennant Irving lo arouse enthusiasm for an upcoming candy sale c. I don't think I could sell another c andy bar if I tried1 d. 5.000 more Deco plaques e Mary Ann Cantan aro, Linda Sbarra, and Sonnie LaCourse all agree that early morning meetings are the pits. 186 Activities j viva el espanol! ROW i Khuncl i Of� Gpwvtry Wahh, C f � lvn C� nolt Untd«T lifir d CilHy tbbfry Cotlftn Rahn Orn (Irunflfr ROW 2 lohn Sanf at tow, fcrlbr Brtmn Both Sn k limi S(wi� i f loan Siahyrka. T arnmi Goltrv !)gnm lU u CfnlwHi Kno CougW'f, M‘t Kink ROW t Rob Hoc Da !«iipN4na � n Kathy Hurt IMjbrt Bligh f 1 re vurpii Karen Antcmaihv |$ friary | Mu f dwarriv {Advhw). Kathy Ley (V'nr Prpy(teni) Chmi n« f.a i | PrevKiffM i, Own Bo� t Drbbtr Man rung Shan Hay ROW 4 Unitirnlifted Nan-tv Hat-lung W GaiMl . Sharon Randy Diana Hint kW. Unnienii i uif Ipmm a Oorda. Bill Monahan, Sor Hutch, tane H� U 'Vare� • Gpiiwt Davin Kahn ina f tms Marta B«- natdii. kathv Pana. lawi HoaHnn ROW’ S Karen Donivaan Sun Dolt Jv an Chm Itold firth Hurl on Diane Dcmpu-i ROW t Crysfil GfWW. floflidjmi mb Kathy Howard Kathy Bulfum |if IWUlWfU Drbbw Rou hath Kikharr K_ VIjr Hiitcr Fran Cam puv viiifcr Shipway. Unidentified, flame ZjcIwr Fort had Spam « |u� f a fr� ioa many ranch baK away Crhiua Mrv Idwjrch — Ky r arumha' ‘ lane Hill — Wanna huv feda n Peanut Butte' Cub� ' S«x ml ary kn� n CnKnudn — We could hi,j I our ho� to .r« York C H and make 1 no on to Mptiro “ Activities 187 SPANISH CLUB ITALIAN CLUB CLUB MEMBERS: President — Rossana Panic- c� a, Vice President — |ohn Masucci, Treasurer — Domonic Borefli. Secretary — Tina fiori. Bob Richter, Kathy Davis, Kathy Tarritone, Karen Colapieifo, ludy DeVita, Vince Paniccia, Frank Palmasani, Michael Dailey, Rene Poochi gian. Kris Krawczyk, Karoline Sylvester, hleen Hanrahan. I aura lohnston, Debbie Oplmger, Gina Pftnlli, |oe Tovormk, Tracy Patterson. Linda Olshefski. Mary Trotibio, Karyn Greci, Lea Gentile. Tami Lane. Tom Northrop, Deanna Alpi. Robert Liburdi, Fran Rossi. Rob Fiester, Derek Ciancio, Fran Roach, Scott Scales, Theresa LeVonne, Nancy Pratt, Jeanne Talady, Kelly Quanne, Sally Boyer, Clone Shafer. Nick Picciano, Mary Carnevale. Mario Silvestri, Tim O'Neil, Janice Taladay, Herman Spera, Lynne Dray. Donna Smith. Stan Roma- nowski, Lisa Colapito. Beth Hemmer, Betsey Fisher, jackie Eck. Linda Fitzgerald. Rua Minna. Vmce Monhcello, |odi Dmga, Rosanna Mal- lozzi, Cheryl Mundy, Mary DeSanctis, Sue Ser owik, |im Burke, Maria Vetrano, Dominica Morlando. Lisa Brown. Rosalieo Catalano. Gary Saiamido, John Bachura, Pat Massara, jackie Margeson Hernip Colonna. Becky Thomas, Angela Pozzi, Ann Roach, Paula Gen, Dave Miaone. Karyn Me Master. Andrea Allio, lisa Pasquale. Chris Fiaco b When are we leaving for New York any- way? c All pyes suddenly become awake as the sug gestion is made that At Pacino be voted in as an honorary Italian Club Member d 'What do you mean you don't think you can sell 5 cases of Italian candy a piece? Activities IBS passt auf! deutsch ist am besten! a. Miss Hart — always busy b Eating the profits huh?' C. Helena Inman — totally involved d. Mrs, Hasu bringing a special presentation to the members about Christmas customs in Germany e. ROW ONE: Lmda Vannocker, Alene Slima- cek. ROW TWO Michelle Ratchford (Trea- surer), Theresa Spear (Vice President), Daria DellaPenta (President), Lynne Crook (Secre- tary) ROW THREE Barb Cole. Lisa Straus- ser. Lisbeth Aunelversen, Miss Hart (Advi- sor). Laura Terpack, Gail Strausser, Maureen Robinson, Tracy Bloom, Helena Inman, Penne Ripic, GERMAN CLUB STUDENT GOVERNMENT ° ,h4™ vv k.H,- luiK-S«hr M),-hb.p«o j, ShjnmJn(lmnril. | ,u)C A.lson, lo «Iribu i i Bill Nolit (Prr ik nf|. Bnan W !sh (Irp u r) k-nm� Slmkr (V. Pr rtVmi� [)«„ IV� 4pjMil (S frUf | W W4� « n. UuM lohmt.m ROVN vury Mjllliv lulw Warw-y Mlhy Wolfe lou Si fabntH. Sh .on I m.lyv Ij.U� - I � . • M fr� H.r.uti Hifl son Mjt, « Kotaodj.AndrrjSjwko ROW i Inuw larnron� K.ro V.rvu. ShHlv S.n«w. N r vComo MJfv Brown M vk n� j uiii fVbb.niowu Kjihy Norton Wv GouM. Brtvv Prrdnun Tprry Skobern. l a PrAanfc ROW 4 | mn SlahwU. Tm« Honmcfc, k n Chr«-« V.f p Man . Mil Mmu ton� Smith Kjthy toy Birth tero M ry Oiravino. KMhy Btndert. L nnf l ay. Bern.p Colons ROW V Marylou Heddm. Barb Bock, fkih Hem met Ron Either VkW Wit. Mary Bow T-f«j P«iU mhjm, Ciibv P.is« K «tv, Dpu.m- lalith LoretM Sp.nHIi, Detobte Duffefc. Dominic C nnwertmo PjuIj Severance. Mjho Sitvettr. ROW b Chr.tfutco Arwtbitllr |r™c«fbtiip OrOr W rn y tr.mOftr.pn Mani lannonr -� « Blahui Mauteen Molnat Terewi Banko. letlw Manata, Shjr. Ho« mk« Mar a Mtilowtkt, I m McCorouch | hn Scutlev ROW ? Sjn.ty inunttarvy Sur PrWpy.ch fJ.anr U Ri.b.n Wyall hw flememt l onna fcrjll, lohn Drour hetyf Wrobfevii. Courtney VVyac I. Launc Kn p ROW B Thertna Sprilan umripnltlHti Gentvieve WaUh lohtl Sanlacrote Plui Hartnett. John Both, umtleni.ltpfj, luihv Tame one, Angela Walth. Nadine Murawwfct, unidentified, Torn Ppro Hill Ourn b b DeeDee Warnes and Tom O'Brien make suggestions on how to stop vandalism in our school, c. Homeroom Reps, show their spin! at U-t basketball game cl. Student Government representatives plan upcoming student exchanges. ISO t Ac tivities a Vicky Edis, an enthusiastic senior home room representative, works on another project b. These 8 o'clock meetings are killing me! C- Advisor Mr Wilson listens attentively while son Doug sneaks a peek at the camera d. Marijoyce Ryan — |ust happy being a part of UEHS. e. President Bill Nolis and Treasurer Brian Walsh flash smiles after a particularly rowdy pep rally a NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY d d Can I Mail vt l h l rblm Tennant Namv Walwvk and tynn Horas nervtnrsh as «iii rhesiari «i iht inifm Irons tmk 1 htwnpsim — 'Do vuu Ihink Viis Ciniimil will i‘i � 'f imcpiul w«� vpiLml ibo punch C' ii ROW l' 'Treasurer -—lind« fairthtfd, SecriMarv— harr-n Rnre tmski President — Itim OBrien Vice- President — (udy Thompson ROW 2: M« kii vui o, f n Buller. luAnn Harris, filer� Sultill ROW l ave Grmtold Craig Sloops. Cadeen Morion. Ron fisher. BeN f«‘tM drnan Doug koban hns Artiri I. Jew efyn He-� -� Kffim, Sharon Lmdsey Barii Bor k. Sue dOi’n. Sur Hri'hor. Sue fvam, Barh Mutnyan, Shawn Kor Herb bnllilh Sara MiSparran, lohn Allen. Patty VndrjM ik VAr g Beard sire. ROW 4 Marilyn Smith IrdUint Muder, [ane Koptho. Cindy f ck, Susan Ship wav ROW Unda HortHh. hin Win, Kirn Vryrj, Vliki� Hamahan. lynn Stt'ff ek, Glenn f ubinti, fonva Walkin'- { hriN kurknski, Dee l ee Warner, tynn Horas. je iii‘ Battle, hslieih une-lvcrsen. Cathv Mcnithen� . War Canlarvarii. Tom Oiton. Rosanne Sulaiyeke. hot«n Opp. Mjrv Havler. |of Serosstk, Chris Kolanda. Mjrv Cui mu i, Ium Bdflr.il Debbie Mannlek NOT P1C IlKfl) Cimlv Banholomav |ohn Bernadn Mdrk Huthiflsky anr Brumbaugh. Yvette Cbduruey Doreen f)e Mural, Debbie frikvon Louisa Fdhrmn. Pati' IuIk, Ann Gorski, Irny Hok omli Itirlv Kimtui. lennv knm r. Bob lui as, Carla Murray. R ossa r� a Farm m kufhv Rudgrrv fvelyn Russik, Mary Rav Smiki, l aura Sy rnam k. Vlarv Y ivpna m rememlH’f Uehbir — smile, don't top going up tHi '.laifv don’t yawn during the speer hrs, and don i 'd mur«i rf i f it ait iifl lire s i|h the t and It i Several ut the proud nnv mrmlsrrs of the National Mom r Sii iriv g I S Tutor Activities 8 % t5 4 W (Karl Thiele, a former member, is a. Jeanne Sluder — K, . a r . I now attending R FM .) b Dee Dee Warnes and Tom O'Brien — r Well got any better ideas? c. Ann Butler — Now that you're a full fledged member, Jackie, would you bake six dozen cookies for the bake sale Monday? d. Jenny Colapietro giving some pointers on college fife to Ellen Sutliff and Mary Vi von a at the Christmas Tea e Last year's graduates return to tell the seniors about the agony and the ecstasy of college and also to reminisce about the good ole days at U-f during the annual Christmas Reception sponsored by the Honor Society. Activities 193 a ROW 1 David Siniew, Karen Knox, Sc oil Decker ROW 2 Sue Hemmer, Anita Zielinski ROW T Denise Dejounge, Karen Darling b ROW!: Suzanne Williams, Jeff Cipolla, Craig Stoops, Arthur Tilts, Sue Gramzow, TedRozeiski 194 Activities t € a ROW 1 Barb Benmncef. Ken White. Tom Dixon, Bob Ruane ROW 2 Therese McKenzie, Sue Gram- zow, Ann Gorski (Editor), Kim Baird ROW 3 Karen Serowik, Annette Williams, Lon Webb, Mane Michael. Candy Arnold, Anita Zielineski. lilt Baird, Craig Gordon, Sheri Smith ROW 4 Rosanna Mallotti, Suzanne Williams, leanne White, Mary Ellen Healey, Todd Marlin, John Sebesta, Brian McCann ROW S Karen Hoeflem, Mary Stock. Ted Ro elsky, George Erdman III. Maryanne Russik, Joe Serowik, Tom Farrell ROW 6 Julia Bovlim. Paul Ackerman, fohn Koehler. Laura Fleishmann, Nancy lasko. Tom Yager, |eff Cipolla, Bonnie Atanna, Bob Lucas. Steve Bower b. 111 make you do this if you don't watch � 1 c Do we have to plav musical chairs? d, If the school tax was paid How about this idea our next issue will include a centerfold of Mr, Palka ?. You're crazy if you think I'll believe there's film in lhai camera Are you sure it's not upside down 4 George — working intently, 19S TIGEREYE THESAURUS 1% f Activities ROW 1 Ann Butler (Co-Editor), Barbara Fisher (Co-Editor). ROW 2: Kevin Opp, Lisbeth Aune-lver- sen, lessie Battle. Lisa Brown, Linda Fairchild, luAnn Harris ROW 3: Tom LaBarbera, Debbie Ten- nant, Linda Horbey, Betsy Freedman, Karyn Greci, Karen Brzezowski, Betty Bertuca, Deb Nedbalskt, Sue Donovan ROW 4; Cindy Bartholomay, Paula Longo, Judy Lee, Mary Trofibio, lackte Eck, Sue Evans, Ann Battle, Becky Cipolla ROW 5: Kim Barnes. Betsey Fisher Betsy Bottmo, Maria Bunoroo, Gen Florini, Carmen Petrilli, Tim Zembeck, Kathy Brhel, Tom Somers, Lisa Rossi, ROW 6 Linda Fit Gerald, Armin Heurich, )oe Dearie, Ron Fisher. Aaron Gould, Bill Joslin, Reda Garret c a. Smile! b Who needs capt ions anyway? c. Explain it again — I didn't catch it the first time d I thought co-editors were supposed to supervise e This pile isn't getting any smaller, f. A rare moment of togetherness. CAMERA DAY 1 lJH At livilies. sports VARSITY FOOTBALL 204 Another unique feature of this team was its limited schedule. Strapped by our league's structure, which forced us to look for two outside games, we could not find anyone, not only in the entire state, but in the entire Northeast who would play us in the opener. Therefore, with only 8 games, instead of 9 like everyone else, this team was fighting the clock from the moment we hit the field — one week later than the rest It is for this reason that these young men have made us burst with pride. And, perhaps the best part is the fact that 55 of them return next year to give us the larg- est nucleus of experience we've ever had. Obviously, the Tiger is pointing to 1979 with eager antici- pation. We intend to give no quar- ter, and have three goals; To have an undefeated season, to be STAC Champions and to be Number One Rank in New York Stale. ROW ONE |eff Bennett, Joe Am r4eve Villanti, Chris Angeline, Captain Mario Ciotoli, Dave Wolf, Gene Bucct, Tim Marsh, Gary Bed doe ROW TWO: Toby Rose. Tom . aigo. Dan Whittaker, |eff Hill, John Drotar, Jeff Wike, Dan Dehaas, Vince Kovatirk, ferry BuUhko, |erry Wolfe. ROW THREE AJ Burch, feff Busen, Dan Davidson. Mario Silvestri, Armie George, Eric Pedley, Bill Doolittle. Chuck Wesko. Larry Ange- lin . ROW FOUR Scott Denmon, Mike Conway, Steve Gedney, Ken Tatko, Ed Koban, Jim Newfrock, Scon Depofi. Marly Freedman, Bob Horbey, Dave Hess, Rick Owen ROW FIVE Tony Nicholas, Jeff Red, Ron [amenson, Joe Rita, Mike Zizak. |oe Gregor, Ray Perechmsky, Jim Nedlick, Randy Strain, Dave Garrison. ROW SIX Head Manager Bruce Rought, Ball Boy Ricky Hover, Asst Coach Bart Guccia. Asst. Coach Dick Hover, Head Coach Fran Angeline. Asst Coach Russ Nicosia, Trainer Ed Folti. Asst Manager Steve Hover, Asst Trainer Scott Carpenter f------------------- They accomplished it with 'class'! rebuild almost everything. Considering the almost total lack of experience at every Of fen sive and Defensive position, and considering what this team, pre- dominently underclassmen, achieved as it rolled up 285 points, averaging almost 3516 points per game, while yielding only 89 points to its opponents, almost 11 points per game, forces us to call it probably the most coachable team we've ever had during our 22 year tenure. Who would ever have dreamed way back under a hot and humid August sun that this team would accomplish what they have accomplished — and they accomplished it with CLASS ! We have always felt that disre- garding the make up of any squad in terms of the number and or quality of underclassmen, the leadership and success of any squad must come from its Seniors. Whal makes this particular group of Seniors so unique is that they comprise the fewest of any group of Seniors we've ever had. They have provided their Coaches, teammates and fans with out- standing dedication and leader- ship. Each one of these men has reached way down inside and has come up with even more than 100%, since they realized prior to the Season that, except for most of the offensive Backfield, we had to 1. 2. 3 4. 5 6 7. 8. q jo. ii. n. 13, 14 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Most Valuable Player— Dave Wolf The Ty Cobb Best Attitude Award — Dan Whit taker The Frank Angetine Team Player — Chris Ange- li ne Most Improved Player — Dan Dehaas Ottensive Linemen— leff Bennett The Tom Morris Offensive Back — Tim Marsh Defensive Linemen — Tom Wargo Defensive Back — Gene Rucci Sportsmenship— Toby Rose Most Courageous — Mario Ciotoli 12th Player —Jen Wike Contributed the Most (second stringer) — John Drolar Unsung Hero — Jerry Wolf Senicjr With the Highest Academic Average — lerry Butchko a Tim Marsh gels off a nice kick, b The Tigers great offensive line — headed by Chris Angelme c Tim Marsh looks for a break in the I.C offen- sive line, d Steve Villanii picks up a few Iasi minute instructions, e. foe Amorese awaits his next assignment 205 a U-I's defense sprang over J.C lo stop their running play at the line of scrimmage b. Our quarterback — recipient of ihe Frank Angeline Memorial Award c. The Tigers after a days workout d Mario Ciotoli helps to stop |.C from raising the score e J.Cplay never gels off the ground with Dan Wittaker on the scene. AIL — LEAGUE (Coaches' Team): 1st Team Offense 1 End — Gary Beddoe 2. Line — leff Bennett 3 Halfback — Tim Marsh 4, Quarterback — Chris Angeline 5. Kicker— Tim Marsh AI L —BING. PRESS TEAM 1st Team Offense 1. End — Gary Beddoe 2, Kicker — Tim Marsh 1st Team. Defense 1. End — Dan Dehaas 2. Nose — Larry Angeline 3. Linebacker — Dave W olf 4. Backs — Gene Bucci 1st Team Defense 1 Nose — Larry Angeline 2. Linebacker — Dave Wolf 3. Backs — Gene Bucci 206 OPPONENT'S Norwich 0 Bing. Central 0 Bing North 22 Sown I Wagner 6 fC b ME 24 Ithaca 6 Vestal 23 a. The defensive line up b Coach Angeline keeps the team on their toes, c left Wike prepares to tack up six for U-E. d. Tim Marsh, recipient of the Tom Moms Offensive Back Award, about to catch another pass. e. J.C stops the punt return, but fa its to stop U-l from scoring on the following play b c U-l RECORDS BROKEN OR TIED IN 197« 3KEN I-Ov £ e Bayer vs Vestal 1971) 1. 11 AM POINT DIFFERENTIAL: V vs R ( on 9 30 78 nwWbe Conference Rt ( orcf as well (Old Record 57-0vs |r e fast Hi., PA — 1975) 2. TACKIFS (by a lineman or linebacker) ONE GAME 35 DAVE WOLF vs | C 10 21, (Old Rc cord: 27 by 3 TACKLES (by a Lineman or Linebat ker) ONE SL ASON: 19' DAVI WOLF 1978 (OId Record' 169by Bill Hughes 197t | 4 POINTS SCORED m ONE GAMY . 28 TIM MARSH vs B.C on 9 30 78 JS I V (OM Record: 26 by Ron Bidvseil vs B.C 1V2) 5 T O RECtP IK )NS in ONE SEAH )N 7 GARY BfDDOE 1978 (Old Record- 5 by Tony Roach 19741 6 PASSING % (at least 70attempts): .4% CHRIS ANGf IINE 1978 (Old Record 51.6% by Steve Zappia 1972) M 1. RECEIVING in ONI SEASON 490 Yds GAR BEDDOE 1978 (Ties Mike Pnslupsky i%9) 2 T.D RECEPTIONS in CAREER 7 GAR BiDDOf 1977-78 (Ties Mike Prisiupskv 1 8-7() and Curt Parvm 1971-73) 3 T O, PASSES in ONF GAME 3 CHRIS ANGELINE VS. B.N 10 7 78 (Ties. Fred 2appiavs Allentown, PA. 1963 Tony Pelino vs. Vesfal Tom Mason vs. Vev a I 1969) VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING C d Cheerleaders Lori Skome ki, Pally Orasin, and Mary Brown lift school spirit for the Vesial — U E fool bait game b No doubt Ihe prettiest little c heerleader U -E has ever had1 c. ROW 1 Lori Skonieeki Judy Thompson, Pally Orasin Row 2: Karen Brzezowski, Mary Brown, Pal Andrasc k, Judy Smith, Lynn Svercek, lonmc LaCourse, Donna Krall ROW 3; Rosemary Harfnetl, Denise Talich. Tarm Troxell 208 Sports Lft a Denise Taitrh anxiously awaiting the big game b The first pep rally gels everyone in the spirit for ibe fall sports season, t Karen and Mary prepare Co relax as the barn! prepares lo lake Che field d Donna, Mary. Pal tv and all the girls did a great job e We are UE, we are number one1 Sports .� 04 Tied Division II Champions The 1978 tiger soccer team, coached by Mr. Carmen, holds a 10-7-2 record. The team was led by captains Brian Walsh and Carl Diles. Carl made his presence known by being this smos uabl play and was also selected for the All-STAC second team along with Pat Cerroni. Congratula- tions to all the tiger soccer players! ROW 1 Doug Keban, Cart Ditev Brian Walsh, Ken Picctano, Boh Battaglmi, Steve Zielinski ROW 2 Scott Lambert, Herb Crithth Pal Cerroni. Darren Hagias ROW 3: Pat Toole, Tim Briggs, Dan Paradis, Pat Paine, Glenn Miner, Pat M Andrew ROW 4; |ohn Santarruse, Scott Mertem, Greg Blaha, Enc Hausaman, John Stroilo, Coach Carmen a Herb Griffith goes for another goal b, Carl Diles does the bump c, Another Tigeraltar k a. The Tigers move ta another win. b. A foiled attempt by Ithaca c. One on one in the rain. d. Paradis shoots COAL! e Action under the lights - • a Bugsy drives for a store b A wild and c razy Tiger c Brian Walsh chips to eager Herb Griffith d Pal Cerroni shoots through the legs of ar opponent, E f A. Horseheads Ringhamion thaca OPPONENT 1 0 0 0 Sports 213 ' The team had all it needed to be a winner. Once again Union-EndicoM Tigers basketball has come up with a winner. A blend of size, experience, and aggressiveness characterized this years STAC Championship team. With sec- ond-year All STAC center Sean Kerins anchoring the attack com- plimented by the sharp-shooting of STAC Division I second-team guard Tom Leskow and the steadying floor influence of STAC Division I second-team selection Bob Mastro this team again showed its supremacy on the hardwoods Superb leader- ship from lake Rounds and out- standing defense and rebound- ing from Kevin Eane with solid bench support from Eddie Koban and Mark Zechman provided the Tigers with their fourth STAC Championship in 5 years. Coach Tarricone feels this team had all that was needed to be a winner and that they were hardworking both during ?nd outside of the season He also feels that the future looks bright for U-E bas- ketball with the excellent talent represented in the IV and fresh- man teams. ROW 1: Eddie Koban, Dan Chwalow, Steve Majfca, tom teskow ROW 2 Neil Rader (manager). Coach Charlie Tarricone. Coach Dennis Tchir, Scott Carpenter (trainer) ROW 3 [ake Rounds, Greg Utsh, MikeSmicki, Sean Kerins, Kevin Lane, Mark Zechman. BobMaslro, 214 Sports a Jusi strolling down f hi lane b The Mastroal work, Whic h way did it go? d least to sav Anxious to play e An easy two points with Sean at the foul line I I go? You go! teskow1 Sports 2IS e wr ‘ V a. What do we do nowf b Going our way? c A big ‘V' for this Battie d lump! Shout! We knock our selves out! o Varsity Victory is our cry! f The cheerleaders gel the crowd in the spirit Sports m VARSITY WRESTLING One of the largest squads U-E has had. ------------------------------------------------------- Captains John Bernardo, Tim Briggs and Kevin Tovornik are very proud of the 1979 Wrestling Team This year's squad is one of the larg est UE has had with 54 members at the end of the season. Captain Kevin Tovornik won 3rd place in Section IV Tournament and was voted most valuable player The squad look 2nd place in final league standings and look ird place in overall SI AC standings This is a team Sarge can be proud of. a a ROW 1: |ohn Dibble. Mike Ncwfrock, Al Wildrick, Barry DePersis, Vince Koob, |ohn Bernardo ROW 2: Tim Briggs. Kandy Slrain, Randy Northrop, Doug Koban. Steve Vil- lanii. George Kret mer, Kevin Doran. Chris Kef them. Kevin Tovornik. Goar h Sorcx hmskv h George Kret mer lakes down IFA opponent c John Dibble — Easy Mate h 220 Sports 4 f r A if jm vt dti het in awe js C oigp pint hit opponent U Mikp SpwfrcH In give ii «II he's got i The rH lakes a closer look cf Onug Kuban gris ready lo nuke hit move e Whai do you mean iheif'i no hoi water in the showers I r hr i u,n h mI ( hamp tori'. ft Vim f kooki Li‘i'(n up the family trariilion h The kofp board yayt t dll � ■ MiI am r Sports 221 Opponent 20 b Uneonta Bmghamlon North tc Northwich Vestal 42 inghamton Centra kira 51 Ithaca a EFA SCt Owego m Tim Briggs tied up in knols. jtm Newfrock knows how to get on top of the problem, Sarge always knows what to do when the chips are down John Bernardo — Ready and waiting. The ref is waiting fof another UE pin, Senior Doug Koban is on hts way to another victory ifi 222 Sports f a. John Dibble is loo fast for his {FA opponent to keep track of him b. George Kretzmer holds or tight c. UE takes a big lead d. Jim Pitman shows his fancy foot- work. e. Doug Koban keeps his opponent on his knees f One big happy family Sports 223 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY This Team Worked Hard and Ran Together This learn worked hard and ran together as a group in their training and races. This was Coach Osborne's opinion of this year's cross country team. Dave Lesko, who led h� s team to an undefeated season in dual meets, received special recognition by the Sun Bulletin when he was cho- sen Athlete of the week Along with this, he and Vince Koob were voted to the 1st team in STAC, for Division I, whereas, Pete Pribulickand |ohn Prusakowski were chosen to the second team Vince Koob also placed 3rd in the Section 4 AA cham- pionship race. The girl's team completed a successful season winning 3 of their 6 meets and placing 3rd in the Section 4 A Championship Most Valuable Player awards went to Dave Lesko and Marv Boyer. ROW 1: Theresa Malloy, Karen Kosianski, Mary Boyer, Kathy Tarricone, Sally Boyer, Kathy Davis. ROW 2: Kevin Tinklepaugh, Terry Coughlin, Dave Lesko. lohn Prusakowski. Paul Castiglione, Pete Pribulick. Coach Bob Osborne ROW ): Jay Shelton. Marty Hudv, |im Palombaro. Bob Hranek. Dave Koban, Zoltan Mako, Vince Koob ROW 4: Joe Kremenec, Dave Houck, Scott Kircher MISSING Dave Klauser, 224 Sports I a Here they come� ! b There they go c Paul Casliglionc beating around the bush d U-E's close to another win e David Mauser set his pare I The Loneliness of the long Dis- tance Runner g The rare gets underway h Feet, don't tail me now i. Coach Osborne gives encourage- ment to his team I I think I can. I think I c an k Paul keeps in stride I Not now, I've got a headache Sports 22S U-E OPPONENT IS Binghamtoh Central 50 249 Chenango Valley . y ioth 17 Invitational Ithaca 1 A 11 27 Selon Catholic Central m 167 lohnson City Invitational 7ih 15 Mame-Endwel! 47 Owego 15 47 Vestal 15 231 Montrose Invitational 8th 151 Greenman Invitational 6th 79 Section 4 A Run 3rd U-E OPPONENT 16 Binghamton Central 41 156 Chenango Valley Invitational 4th 27 Ithai a 32 78 lohnson City Invitational 1st 19 Maine-tndwell 43 18 Owego 44 56 Stock-Con wicke Run 1st 26 Vesta r 31 83 Montrose Invitational 2nd 94 Greenman Invitaiional 2nd 31 Susquehanna Valiev 24 54 Section 4 AA Race 1st 19 Elmira Southside 43 b VARSITY GOLF Stac Champs The U.E. Golf Team, put forth effort, balance, and a positive attitude to finish the season undefeated. They went on to win the Western Division Title and became Stac Champions by Champions Owego. Mike George was this year's Captain and also was this year's most valuable player. Along with Hugh Duffy, Mike George made first team all stars. Joe Hartnett made second team. Coach DiNunzio added that prospects for the 1979 team look promis- ing. a. Oh! It wasn't that good. b. It's for the win. d. O.K. Let's get them today. e, Til get this one. f Senior golfers Hugh Duffy, Mike George, Joe Hartnett, and Karl Lave Sports 229 'Best Record Ever The 78-79 Girls Tennis team had the best record ever, win- ning nine out of ten games, which put U-E second in the final league standings. Four girls, out of the nine starters, made the All-Stars; Lisa Ziemba, Diane Coe, Chris Kolanda, and Marcy Nobs. This year's captain was Lisa Ziemba, also voted most valuable player. Coach Baggott's outlook on the future is very hopeful Although she will miss Lisa Ziemba and Chris Kolanda, three year letter winners, Coach Baggett has seven other starters returning next year, hopefully to be just as successful a. A very excited coach! b. The girls at work, this is true c. Oh r o you don't d. ROW 1: Eileen Hanrahan, Vaun Angelina, Lisa Ziemba, Kris Kranefuss, Tami Matko ROW 2: Coach Baggott, Chris Kolanda. Laura Sedelmever, Lisa Redolphy, Martha Maliwacki, Marcy Nobs, Diane Coe, Linda Schule, Sue Fendiek. 230 Sports Sports 231 The strongest team we have ever had Under Captains Loretta Spinelli, Tammi Savidge, and Tammy Papa this year's gymnastics team ranked third in final league standings with 9 wins and 4 losses Lori Moretin won the first Team All-Around STAC, the highest award in the area. Paula Severance won the Second Team Beam and floor Exercise STAC. Lori Moretin is the second U-E gymnast to take S out of 5 in Section A Tournament and set records in All-Around (69.60) , Bars (17.70). and F I X. (17.60) . This team is the first to beat Vestal in a dual meet since 1974. The girls placed second in Section A Tourna- ment behind Vestal Coach Childs said It is the highest skill level team and also one of the youngest and most experienced that U-E has ever fielded. a 1 Ji'tihie Rosa say 'Hi1! b Tammy Papa assail , hrr turn (. ROW 1 Tamara Savirlgr, lisa Prika sky ROW 2 luanno Moretin. tori Morotin, Shc rvl Dully. Cr d( h Chil k Paula Si vcrrm« Tammy Papa, loan Slahuka ROW loci Knapp. Teresa ! t'ljtaic Rosa, Dob Will 1 2 Sports a Steady now’ b. Practice makes perfert c Our girls always run away with the points d The big finish e. Paula takes a bow f Teresa demonstrates a new move e Uk 8275 8815 ■ IS Wallon Morwicb Ku ML- 1 . 82.15 8995 84. JO 91.10 84.70 8100 77.00 M-E ' 89.95 Owegc 87.10 Walton T? 10 80 95 90.60 54.80 I Sport s 2JI — A Great Year. This year's volleyball team, coached by Mrs. Marshall, had an overall record of 14 wins, 4 losses. A great year! This team had the best over all record and placed higher in all areas of play than any other U-E team Cho- sen for the first All-STAC team were Cathie Holobosky and Lis- beth Anne-Iversen. Alsina Ervin was chosen for the second All- STAC team. Congratulations on a great year girls! d a The thrill of victory1 b. HELP!! c. Al-Star -up for the spike. d. ROW 1: Lynn Sanski, Maureen Palombo, Dee Drosdick, Marie Palombo, Sue Burch. Louisa Fabrizio. ROW 2: Cathie Holobosky, Sandy Lounsberry, Sue Backus, Kathy Drosdick. Lisbeth Aune-lversen. ROW 3: Nancy Bock, Kathy Wolfe, Diane Coe. Maria Jankowski, Mrs. Mar shall. Sue Bennett, Kim Nezleck, Alsina Ervin, Wanda Corbin. 234 Sports GIRLS BASKETBALL Hard work and determination Injuries early in the season to starter Mary Callahan and Kris Kopec were a great dis- appointment , but the Girl's Basketball team didn't let it get them down. This year's team worked hard and played well to achieve a sec- ond place position in our division. They were a cohe sive unit — supportive of one another and dedicated to the team. Congratulations on a fine season, girls! lei's play ball, girls The beginning ol another victory fool lends a hand ROW 1 Mary White, Mary Callahan ROW 2 Kathy Cassm. Tracie Holobosky. Karen Hand. Kris Kopec. Annie Santar rose, hi Della Penta. Barb Cahill ROW 3 Mrs Norton. Lisa Redolphy. Heather McClain, Diane Groff. Margie McDonald, Larissa Bachura. Marilyn Valachovic. lod Dmga. Kelly Murphy 2J6 f Sports GIRLS VARSITY BOWLING First in sectionals The Girls Varsity Bowling team had a great sea son The bowling team won 1 i matches, and they lost only 2 The girls team placed first in the sec tionals This year's captain was Lisa Ziemba, and this year's most valuable player also was Lisa Ziemba and she also had the second high average for a STAC member all-star team, for the second year, member intersectional team for second year Denise Roma and Yvette Chauncey were on the second team all-star At the end of the season the girls varsity bowling team placed second in Divi sion I final league standings. ROW 1 Theresa Palombaro, Tina Honntck. Denise Roma, Maureen Monforle, Yvette Chauncey, lisa Ziemba, Kathy toy ROW 2 Coach |oc Sever Sports ut Opponent 7 Owego 0 7 Central 0 S ).c. 2 0 Vestal 7 2 M-t 5 7 see 0 S North 2 s SV 2 7 CV 0 7 Oneonta 0 7 Owego 0 7 Central 0 4 1C 3 4 Vestal 3 5 M-t 2 Sport v ( 239 a kathy toy as she flings the bail down the alley To the await mg pirn Her teammates Maureen Monforte, Yvette Charn- eev, and (he rest watch BOYS VARSITY BOWLING 240 Sports f---------------------------------- One of the most cooperative teams The 1979 Boys Varsity Bowling Team led a very exciting season winning many awards and setting records. Captain Wayne Varga brought his team from behind to win the __________________________ STAC Championships. The team set a record for high series with 3257. Dave Ran- desi won All Star Second Team and Paul VanVestrout was voted Most Valuable Player. Paul won All Star ■ First team, 2nd High SI AC average and was a member of the Intersectional Team. The team ranked 1st in Division I with 79 wins and 33 losses. ___________________________J ROW 1 Djvp Maione, Wayne Varga. F aut VanVestrout. John Stand is hr Dave Randrst ROW 2: Coach Sever U‘f Opponent 7 Owego 0 5 Binghamton Central 2 1 lohnson City 4 5 Vestal 2 1 Maine Endwell 4 7 Seton Catholic Central 0 S Norwich 2 2 Binghamton North 5 7 Susquehanna Valley 0 7 Chenango Valley 0 S Oneonta 2 7 Owego 0 2 Binghamton Central 5 5 lohnson City 2 2 Veslat 5 7 Maine fndwetl 0 a a Captain Wayne Varga sets up for a strike b. Dave Randesi on hi wav to the All Star Second Team Champions The Boys Swim Team had a greal season with only 3 losses and 12 wins. With this standing they placed second in the STAC's and again for the second year, _______________________ took the Section Four Championship. This year's Captains were Don Jensen and Kevin Tye. Don )en- sen holds 6 of 10 U.E. Swim Records. U.E's final league standing was second. a The Swimmer as [hey gel ready for ihe relay b On your mark, get sei c The swnnmers after a successful swim ROW 1 Kevin Hutchinson, Bill Woods, Kathy Kriger, Sue Watson, Maureen, Dave Fuller ROW 2 Dave lensen, Stan Sprague, Don Jensen, fXxjg Wilson, Craig Stella. Dan Cinotli, John Coudriet, |oe Lucia ROW 3: leff Coudriet, Kevin Tye, John Donovan, Jeff Smith, Tim Miller, Gene Hartman, Al Spaciine b c Sports 243 GIRLS VARSITY SWIM 244 C d Coach Honnw k h Which wav to (ho beach? C. ROW ONE Kathy Maltby, Debbie Steenburg, I ill Collison, Helena Inman, Angela Walsh, Heather Mac Farland, Becky Menicherti ROW TWO Sally Smith. Cheryl Pero. Pat Pierog, |ul� e Bork, Chris Parcio, Sue Wayson, Andrea Maionc ROW THRIE Mrs Honnic kr Sue Hanafin. Michele Ratchford, Maggy McDermott, Donna Curtin, Cathy Krigrr, Marie Michael, Leslie Manat in, Kalhv Moll ROW LOUR: Cathy Hanatin. Carol Lamb, Donna Baltaglini, Chris Ryczak, judi Fisher, Laurie Collison. Diane Pic kham Chris F iac eo. Carla Patt io Young, but strong I ho '78 Girls Swim loam had a fantastic year Doing the young est tearn over, they si ill finished with a season record of 11 wins and only 1 losses. This years captain was )udi Fisher. Chris Ryczak. an 8th grader, was chosen Most Valuable Player for her season accom- plishments. She has solely sue - reeded to set four school records and helped to set two new relay records. Many other teammates also set new records Congratulations girls, on an excellent season. c Ut OPPONENT'S 107 BinR Central 64 S2-55 ME 3128 40 78 tthara 41-91 4188 Vestal 4084 118 Chenango forks 54 45 Norwich 38 108 1C bl 55 Chenango Valley 28 tt) Bing North 23 108 Onconta 61 117 Afton 117 a. ludi fisher and Dehbie Steen- burg, both record breakers b. The Tigers are number One, One, One. One t Heather MacF- arland and Angela Walsh are pretty confident about the up coming meet d Sue Hanafin pro pares for her race, e Carla Paccio practices before her race f Cathy Hanafin concentrates on her dive g Jill Colfison. a typical swimmer h Even though they’re under the pressure of compete lion, there is still time for fun. i. Looking for Swim Team spirit? took for Sally Smith 'Young, But Tough The |V football team started their season to which looked like what might be a promising season But as the season progressed on the | V v team lost their third, fourth, fifth, and sixth games to their opponents But the J.V team came back to beat the unde- i feated Vestal J.V.'s. The J.V. football team ended their season with a record of 3 and 4. They placed third in the J.V. League standings, _______________________________' Ul OPPONENTS 13 Norwich 12 47 Central IB 20 I.C 14 b Norlh 21 t2 M.f 18 14 Ithaca 1b 17 Vestal 14 d ROW 1 Dino Dulcher, Eric Jankowski, Nick Picciano, Dom Bevetaeque, |im ades, Mark Mooney, Steve Somma. Rick Melville, |ohn avra ROW 2 Tim Duffeck, terry Paine, Craig Fitch, ITave Nedbalski, Mtke Past rick, Mike Wilcox, Bob Kaiusak, Doug Sterns, Gary Satamido ROW J George Weber, Joe Terregrmsa, Onug Myers, Pal Fvans, Chris Bucci, Tom Sandm, lack Williams, Chris Grannts, foe Veruto. ROW A Terry Bar no Randy lewis, Glenn trvm. At Kolanda, Mark Giaovetli, Frank Coppola, Dave Voorhee , Vern Stcx klon. ROW 5 Coach Mike Miller, left Bulloc k, Chut k Sinclair, Barry Bowen 24b S$j irt s U-F t U% OPPONENT 2 0 lihata 2 0 Ithaca 5 0 Vestal 1 0 Vestal 5 1 Maine- Endw ell Mg 2 Maine-ErtdwelJ T i SusQuehana ValtPN i 6 Seton 0 2 Johnson City 0 t ChenangoVdllev 1 1 E.f A 1 I Etmira South Side 2 4 Horse head t Horse heads 0 3 Bmghamion Cenlral 1 2 Binghamton Central 0 2 Oneonta 2 A Good Solid Team The 1978-79 J,V, Soccer team had a solid defense along with a strong offense, led by the offensive center Jim Corbin, also chosen most valuable player This year's team was a _______________________ little different from other year's teams in that it was a brother team. Mike and Dave Darrow were a good combina tion on defense Mike was the team's captain The J.V. Soccer team, coached by Mr Scalzo, fin- ished with nine wins, seven losses, and two ties. a b a The game from the goalie's point ol view b ROW 1 fim Roma, franco Incili, Dan McQuade, Jim Corbin, Mike Darrow, Dave Darrow, Walt Rouse ROW 2 Bob Allen, Paul Hartnett, Bob Dold, Steve Allen, Scott Lambert, Shaun Kerrins, Keith Becker, Walt Heddon ROW 1 Mr, Scalzo, Bob Strollo. Sports 24? 44 J.V. Champs n The |.V, Basketball team are young, but are tough, I hey finished their season with 13 wins and 5 losses. The team then went on to win the STAC J.V. Champi- onship game at the Arena by beating Seion Catholic Cen- tral by a score of 65 to 49. «S Hi Js Bishop Hu ban ComtngTast Nor sept-ad ir OwegD ME Ithaca Vesial Central Owego ME Ithaca Venial US Central SetoaC mTAC) Opponent 47 59 55 41 1 70 51 51 2 to 55 44 53 Ah 51 5h 49 49 a 1 tm O'Neil, a one point foul shot b. Tim O'Neil aiming up a shot « A lump for twu points (I ROW 1: Rich Overfield, Mike Barrows Tim O'Neil, jtm Paiombaro. Eric Pavalovich, Mark Reynolds ROW 2; Coach Tc hir.Slan Romino-w sky, John Haggerty. Dan Gotoli. Gerald De Mora I, Sonny Spera, Ed Duikowsky, Mike Brunner 248 Sport Outstanding representatives for our school. Made up dll kinds of extiling way, these young ladies are tives for our school new cheers this year In every truly outstanding representa- Ernie Marshall — Mrs. ROW 1 Sue Scliga, Beth Petrolic. Dianne f orbes, Sally Boyer ROW 2 Therese Spellane. Kris KranHuss, Marie Maslro, ROW 1 loyce Pietras, Jean Md|ka 24H J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING J.V. WRESTLING Young Tigers rr this years ).V. team partici- paled in live matches, I tourna- ment and 1 organized scrim- mages. This team stuck out a long season on hope. Paul Nichols helped avoid a shut out by Owego with a Tie. These wres- tlers had no league to participate in, but learned through dedica- tion and effort. C d 111 gel him down, no mailer whal it takes, b. Now to get him on his back? t ROW 1 F at IooIp. Ri k St ordino, Art Kotanda, Iim Yurko, Rav Nasoni ROW 2 Coa h lacovaj i, Mark Hanakovu. Chuc k Sint fair, Brute Chermaka, Carl Bruc her, Dino Dulcher, Cary Salamido, Dom Revilat qua. Bob Mile hell, Tommy Northrop. JSO Sports ROW 1 Tony Salvatore Vtark Shipman, Wall Rouse ROW 2 Mr Sever. Mike VanVestrout. Steve Sedlarek. Ang Salvatore Opponent 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 7 0 5 7 Sports 251 Balanced -N- Young The ).V Bowling learn, ended a pretty good season with 12 wins and only 4 losses. This year's captain for the bowling team was Steve Sedlacek. Steve placed third in high game section four tour- _______________________ nament. Anthony Salva- tore, Walter Rouse. Mark Shipman, Mike VanVostrout estab- lished new records and received special recog- nition. The team's final league standings was number one . . . __________________J Owego BC 1C Vestal Ml SCC Norwich B North SV C V Oneonta Owego B Central 1C Vestal ME J.V. BOWLING J.V.SWIM 252 e Sports JLJL Number One in more than one way. The first girls junior high swim team, coached by Ms. Benninger, had a remarkable season They won every meet by a substantial amount, one of which was eighty points against Chenango Valley. Congratulations girls! We hope for another successful season next year. ______________________________J ut 101 Chenango Forks Opponent 52 119 Chenango Valley 29 61 Johnson City 15 109 Vestal 45 63 Chenango Valley 12 61 Chenango Forks 15 110 lohnson City 42 52 Vestal 24 Best Freshman The Team Did a Team Ever For a young team the freshman B football Good Job Against All Opponents team had a great season. They placed second in The 1978 Freshman A football team did an final league standings with three wins two losses outstanding job The team set two all time and one tie. records for yards gained and scoring with 1251 total yards gained and 41 touchdowns. There's no doubt Fran Angelina is watching closely. J ROW V Pete Rets, Kpn Whittaker, |ohn Borgna, Dan Gilroy, jerry Hyzen, Erie HHhr Larry Hanafin, Tim Jones. ROW 2: Sieve Smith, Al Cerulti, Mark Kohler, Mark Stewart, jerry Lawton, Pete Cardinale, Bob Koban, Doug Malarkey, Tom Ciotoli, Mike Musiowski, Chris Pavlovich, Bruce Shamulka loe Carosella ROW 3: Coach Romeo, Tim Burch Paul Buiocchi, Milo Brurvik. Mike Hopko, Ted Felton, Chris Vasisko, Don Smiih, |ohn Coudrtei, Mark Flint, Pat Isenburg, Don Troxell, Coach Hoyt. ROW I Dave evan, Al Pedley, Dave Wilson ROW 2 Vince Spmelli, Mike Cronk, Mat Palumbo, |im Toth, Tim Voorhees, Greg Cook, Bob Martinez, Alex Rita, Marty fisher ROW 3 Dave English, Jeff Golden, Todd Tomenek, lason Marshall, Russ Sloane, Mike Mouillesseaux, Bob Ferris, Terry Briggs, Jeff Tredo, Daw Zizak, Tom Crounse, Coach Consol ROW 4 Dave Fiacco, Royce Adams, Charles Bilbrey, jeff Jackson, Steve Seliga, Kevin Jones, Fred Akerson, Tom Fisher, Mark Bncker FRESHMAN FOOTBALL good season This year's Freshman team had a good season with a 4 and 0 record. There , were some boys who made the J.V, team but came back and filled in With- out them the team would have had to forfeit some games. They had three independent scrimmages which proved that the boys were on their way to a j winning season. ________________________________J c d Coach lemison watches every move b I've got him now c ROW 1: Bob |enny, loe Roche, }im Land, Tim McCormick, Mike Robinson, Chris Grannis, Tim Magardino, Paul Nichols, jim Pratt ROW 2 Coach lemison, |obn Monaco, Chris Scalone, Brian Wanck, Chris Ciotoli, Jeff Buttock. Havden land, Dave Bromsev, Chris Toth, Mark Cia ravmo, Al Kolanda 2S4 Sports The Freshman Basketball team, coached by Mr «rise, had a super season. For the time in many years we had an undefeated team. They aver- aged sixty-eight points a game and thirty-eight points against the oppos- ing team. u t Opponent 68 Owego 35 81 5 A g - 32 81 Boynton 55 65 Bing North 27 47 Vestal Cold 46 64 Westover 52 49 Vestal Green 42 85 Norwich 42 71 Ijiewjtt 39 75 1 ew� tt 39 75 Harry L. wm 56 9i bet on C.C 36 56 King West ij 33 49 i Ineonta 27 64 M4 19 ( a Bob Koban shoots for two. b Rich Juodadus lakes out his opponent i Row 1: |, T White, Rob Ttben, Mr. KrAe, Rich Juodiatus, Paul Crane, Dave Blanco Carv Pucedo, Bob Koban, Shaun Spiecher, Frank Felsko, Dan Troxell. Dan Met tnger. John Callahan. Randy Babicek, Jim Wil- son. Chris Pavilovich, Brtan lavm. VARSITY CLUB “What is Varsity Club? In order to be in the Varsity Club, a member must have earned at least one vanity letter, not junior varsity. Next he, or she, must work at enough basketball, football, or any other ath letic events, in order for him to receive the Varsity Club jacket. Both boys and girls must earn a total of twenty points before they receive their jacket. The Varsity Club helps make up the football and basketball programs and run the concession stands at these games (also wres- tling). Money was taken out of the club and put towards a nice gift for Mr. Wurtenberg. The Club also held its annual banquet jointly with the Vestal Varsity Club. a b a The students discuss their next project, b ROW 1 Bill Nolis, Dave Wolf. Kevin Lane, Tom Wargo, Bob Mastro, John Drotar, Cathy Holobosky, CaHeen Morion. Maureen Palumbo, ludi Fisher, lake Rounds, Tom leskow ROW 2 Marlha Maliwacki. Mary Callahan, Kris Kopec, Diane Coe, Leslie Hanafin, Alsinra Ervin. Louisa Fabrizio. Dan Whittaker, Kathy Rejda, Kathy Molt, Sue Evans, Karen Hoeflem, Bonnie Hannah Sue Waxson ROW 1: Sue Brown I is Aune-lversen, Mario Ciotoli, Tim Marsh. Paula Severance. Lorelta Spinellr. Nancy Como. Mary Brown. Marylu Dezzuti. Karen Hand. Theresa Palumbaro. Lisa Ziemba, Lisa Redolphy, Michelle Ratchlord, Mane Michaels ROW 4: Benneit. Steve Vallanti, Dave Lesko, Army George, Ron famerson. Mary Boyer. Theresa Malloy, Mary While. Margaret McDonnell. Laura Symancyk. Tina Honmck, Annie Santacrose. Susan Hanafin, Kathy Hanafin ROW 5: |erry Wolfe, |im Newlrock, Sean Kerins, Gary Beddoe, Ed Koban, Diane Groff, Elaine Moon, Nancy Bock, Kalhy Loy. Maureen Gilroy, Robin Wyatt, Donna Krall, Lisa Clemente, Heather McClain, Beth Skonrecki ROW h John McManus, lohn Dino, Pat Cerroni, DanCinotti, Mike Prach ROW 7: Scott Carpenter, Paul Castiglione. John Allen. |ohn Prusakowski, Herbie Griffith. Dan Chwalow, Mike Matias. Pete Prrbulick, Helena Inman. Maggie McDermat, Heather McFarland, Laurie Collison, Kelli Guilfoyle. Diane Peckham. ROW 6: |im Whntaker, Al Spadme, John Santacrose, Greg Btaha, Brian Walsh, Vmny Spellane, Mike Mastro, Dennis Smith, Cathy Tarracone. Angie Walsh, Cathy Bird, Becky Mencheth, (ill Collison Bob Wurtenberg, Unior-Endicotl High School's tireless athletic director and former basketball coach, died at Wilson Memorial Hospital December 31, 1978 after a recurring bout with cancer, Wurtenberg, who was honored as 1978 Athletic Director of the Year by the New York State Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, was a resident of Newark Valley where he graduated from high school in 1941. The 54-year-old Wurtenberg was troubled by the tragic illness several years ago, but it was temporarily arrested, allowing him to return to his U-E office. But he weakened over the past summer and missed part of the1 fall school season. Despite the fact that he was forced to miss the entire school week prior to the Nov. 11 home football game with Vestal — the U-E athletic department's biggest bi-annual endeavor — he returned to his office for a mght long shift on Nov. 10 to oversee prepa- rations. He never returned to work after that night. U-E track coach Mike Miller called Wur- tenberg a coaches athletic director. His door was always open to the coaches, said Miller, who was hired by Wurtenberg as track coach. Coaches in other schools are envious of the U-E coaches because of the relationship Wurtenberg had with staff. We'll miss him terribly. Head football coach at U-E, Fran Angeline, edToe th sentiment o hi coadTing He was a tireless worker for the good of all, said the veteran coach He was never too busy for anybody or anything no matter how small or large it might be, Big Wurt, as he was known because of his tall lanky stature, came to the U-E school district in 1957 after coaching four sports in olher school districts. He was head soccer, baseEiall and basket- ball coach at Cowanesnue Valley (Pa.) Joint Schools for two years, head football, base- ball and freshman basketball coach at South Huntington (L.l.) High School for two years and football assistant at Ithaca College for one year. Wurtenberg was employed at Cowan- esque Valley from 1941-51 after attending Seton Hall and graduating from Ithaca Col- lege with a degree in physical education before going on to South Huntington. It was after the 1954 Long Island season that Wurtenberg took up the tools of the plumbing trade. In April, 1957, after Vh years as a U-t substitute, Wurtenberg returned to full-time teaching. In 1966, after compiling a six-year varsity basketball record of 57-61, Wurtenberg was named director of health, physical educa- tion and recreation for the U-E school dis- trict succeeding Henry M. Vetter. Wurtenberg is survived by his wife, Mrs. Doris Wurtenberg, two daughters and three sons. ____________________________________________) Ibl Sports In January, 1978, Mr Wurtenberg was named New York Athletic Director of the Year by the New York State Council of Administrators of Health, Physical [due ation and Rec reation In my letter of reference to the State Council, I wrote the following Bob thinks nothing of putting in an eighty or ninety hour week, if this is required in order to make a school activity successful. Bob Wurtenberg has demonstrated in innumerable1 ways that he is an efficient organizer, an outstanding teacher, a very competent supervisor, and an efficient manager. Yet, he is warm, gentle, sensitive and a very compassionate human being He is, indeed, a credit to the teaching pro- fession. t am both pleased and proud that I have had the privilege1 of working closely with Bob in the Union-Endicolt Central School District. Through his leadership, Bob Wurtenberg has made significant contributions to the development of pro- grams m physical education and mterscholastic ath- letics in the UE School District, in the Southern Tier Athletics Conference (STAC), in the sec tion, region, and state, William A. Zimmerman Superintendent of Sc hools Mr Wurtenberg was truly dedicated to U-F, the com- munity and his profession No job was too big for him to handle and no person was too small to work with. George ) Cardone Principal Endicott sc hool system lost a fine professional staff member and i lost a Good Friend in the passing away of Robert Wurtenberg. Bob seemed to be an untiring worker and could always be seen at athletic events pacing the sidelines. He worked long hours, but always took the time to stop and visit; he never tried to put anyone off. Bob was not just a professional colleague of mine, but also a once a week golf partner for eight years. He was a true friend to me and I miss him as many others do The comments Endow say a lot about the1 way Bob Wurtenberg did his daily tasks and lac ed life. SERVICE Do all the1 good you can By all the means you can In all the ways you c an In all the plat es you c an At all the1 times you can To all the people you c an As long as ever you can author unknown Joseph N. Marzo I had known Bob Wurtenberg since our high school days in the late 19i0's, I then became more closely associated with him as member of the U-E staff — as teachers ancf coaches I can say in all sincerity that I do not know of another individual who gave his time so readily for the education of young people. Bob Wurtenberg was truly a dedicated man and one who is, and will be, missed by all of us. Vito N. Popelka Bob Wurtenberg did much more than was neces- sary in his position as Di rent or ol Athletics. He often would use his own time and his own equipment to do jobs not really his to do. When most other Athletic Directors would only concern themselves with making schedules for their athletic teams, Mr. Wurtenberg would work with his coaches to try to always improve the athletic situa- tion at U-E. C. Tarricone I will always remember Bob Wurtenberg who worked to promote the. growth of Girls Sports in our school, in our league, and in our section, ancf in the state by making us accountable for our progress. He often told me that we could have what we wanted as long as it was for our best interest and not because everybody else does ' Our U-E teams (girls) are always aggressive and play to win as well as to have fun. Bob always emphasized that fun is as much a part of playing as the competition itself. Thanks Bob We'll miss you Hurst L Mitten Ernie Marshall Sport zm current events HEADLINES POPES UNREST IN IRAN |IMMY CARTER Cardinal Albmo Luctam, considered a mod crate, was elec led August 26, 1978 as the 263rd pope ol i he world's 700 million Roman Cal ho lies The new pope took the name of John Paul I It was believed that the new name would mean a pope following in the tradition ol the two previous popes On September 29, 1976 tragedy struck, lust 34 days after bring elected pant ill Pope John Paul I died In death he still had his usual smite Only six of the 261 popes hail shorter reigns than Pope lohn Paul I He had intended to follow the course of his immediate predecessor Paul VI Then on Octo- ber 16 a 455 year tradition was broken Pole, Karol Wajiyla, was elet ted as the new pontiff Wail via is the first non-Italian in 455 years to lead the Catholic Church The new pope took the name of Pope fohn Paul tl White Cardinal Karol VVajtyla. made a trip to the United States — which inc luded a trip to Buffalo. NY. TEST-TUBE BABY Louise |oy Brown, daughter ot John and Les tey Brown of London, is medical history's first lest tube baby There is now hope for those women unable to bear thildrpn The Steptoe Edwards technique involves fertilization out side the mother s womb Since Louises birth there have been several other successful atlernpis at conception outside of the womh This could be a maior breakthrough m medical science However, many social and ethical issues have been brought up concerning the moral right of thislypeol birth Iht'fr hilt] twrft luinvDit a mt‘d 1 lopplinx thr Sh h ol lean from Hu, ihnmr On Un« r Wv, W Stuh Vtoh mm d wrni miti ili- Prinw Miimlcr Shjhpuf fljkhitar, 4 mmJer u inaun u� n, 4% IHI to run I hr t ounirv nd r« Worr twdr HoMrvM ht Apptsirrd in apafilt ol tuptn Ihr iiwiinuini t nvrv Man If j nun-. Iwvr farm kdlrU tn t lavhv brlwrrn (Hr pf� ShaN artn inmi anti |ht anti mtmart hy ctrrni in vlr tiler� AyaloUah SuKitlUK Khnm in — a muO«km rrhRiout li'jili-i it bc(i nnmg i roll ihr unfit jncl now uimmault ih � kivaliy of nwti or live 1 mjnin Iran ♦ a « Mu al I n4 m our lirtriRn jiiairt Him au r of iN ritn, Thprn ha Itrrn the intmpihate ihteji that a vqowfi1 on wttrlrJ u l noRhi ti mi c thp U S nlo rationing before the rndi of 19? � TENG'S VISIT In lanuary 1979, Teng Hsiao Ptng. Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China made an etght day visit to the United Stales While here he visited both houses of Congress as well as for eign relations committees He also stop- ped in to see the ford Motor Company near Atlanta fhe National Aeronautical and Space Administration Center and Hughes Tool Company in Houslon and Boeing Aircraft Teng pointed to the U S South as a model for China's mod- ernization There was talk that U S Soviet relations might be strained when Teng kept up a broadside against hegemony, Soviet domination of olher nations. This past year Carter slip- ped in the polls Except for the Camp David Summit, the (wills have indicated that peo- ple have begun to lose conti dence in Carter's leadership abilities OIL 1978 1979 proved to be almost an exact replica of 1971 Higher gas prices, long lines, Sunday station closings and rationing all bring back memories Bee ause ol unresi in Iran and a f 4.5% oil price increase of the OPEC countries, Americans arp feeling the pinch The U S. has greatly increased her depend ente on loreign oil. for this reason, when the exports of Iranian oil stopped Decemlrer 26. 1978 there was panic There has been a prediction of at least a 6 cent lump in the price of gas this year The average cost of gasoline has gone from 15 6 cents in 1970 to 651 cents in 197« and as high as 72 9 in mid March, 1979 CHINA INVADES VIETNAM LAETRILE fhe controversy over the use of the drug Laetril for curing cancer has conimued and is now in the courts The courts have, in most cases, followed the findings of the American Medical Associa tion and ruled that Laetril is not effective in curmg canter There is an element in Laetril that has had some success in curing the disease, but laetril itself has not been proven successful. On february 17, 1979, China invaded Vietnam Vietnam appealed to the Soviet Union for help, but to no avail Peking's Communist Party was quoted as saying what we want is a peaceful and stable frontier Asot February 18, China had not declared war on Vietnam There has been quite a lot of border fighting between China and Vietnam throughout the past year. Vietnam had previously invaded Cambodia The U.5 was urging China to withdraw its troops from Vietnam immediately jOHNGACY U.F.O.'S The court ruled that fohn Gacy is competent to stand trial for the murder of more than 20 young men Gacy is suspec ted of mur- dering the young men after engaging in homosexual activi- ties and then burying them under his home All these men were employed by Gacy at the time of their disappearance, however q was several years before the deaths were traced to Gacy, Little green men in flying saucers have visited earth once more or so says 100's of persons claiming to see them In New Zealand, pictures were taken of what most people believed to be a UFO, However, experts agreed it was probably nothing more than the planet Venus 26b Currenl Events DIANA NYAD Diana Nyad attempted to vwim the 101 mile open water swim from Cuba lo Key West After 44 hours in the water she found herself 40 miles off course and suffering from the bites of poison ous (elMish as well as painful sunblis- ters She was forced lo abandon the swim before getting halfway BALLOONISTS On August 11, 197B, Ihe first success- ful transatlantic balloon flight began. From Marne to France — 3,200 miles, Larry Newman, Ben Abfuzio, and Marne Anderson conquered the ocean m their Double Eagle If. The journey took 121 hours and IB minutes and was the 18th attempt to cross the Atlantic by balloon NEWSPAPER WALKOUT For almost three months beginning August 9. New Yorkers had virtually nothing to look forward to on Sundays The New York Times, Daily News, and New York Post were on strike The strike was termed by the 1.600 member pressmen's union Advertisers as well as read ers suffered CHICAGO-SNOW Chicago has earned the title of bliz ard capital of America The snow did not seem to stop this win- ter in Chicago O'Hare's Airport was closed for three days, only the sec- ond time since its opening m the early sixties Fifty- two people were killed tn the first three weeks of 1979 due lo Ihe weather. People were stranded for days in their cars They were literally isolated from the rest of ihe country 1979 will be a year Chi- cago — as well as the rest of the nation — will never forget DISASTERS MYSTERY DISEASE II Male Oseuro — the mystery' disease has claimed the lives of 61 children m Naples, Italy throughout the past year Dr Guilio Tarro. virolo- gist blames a virus discovered more than 20 years ago. respiratory syncytial virus It appears that the virus results from the city's repulsive living c condi- tions. All the victims range m age from a tew months to three years. CHARLOTTE This year IBM transferred several hun dred Endicott families to Charlotte, North Carolina Our community suf- fered a loss, but Charlotte made a boun tilul gam Not only did the new 600.000 square-foot IBM plant in Northeast Charlotte altrari people, but the sun- shine and Soul hern hospitality did as well This new plant is expected to atiract other large c ompanies lo Char- lotte as well as create thousands of fobs PARDON ME Almost five years to Ihe day from when heir- ess Patty Hearsf was kidnapped she walked out of prison a free woman thanks to President Carter's clemency order In April, 1979 she will marry her former bodyguard, Bernard Shaw1 GUYANA Over seven hundred people died in fonestown, Guvana m one ol history's largest mass suicides The dead were members of Ihe religious cult, the People's Temple, which originated in the United Slates and later moved lo the South American jungle The leader ol the cult. Rev (irn [ones, ordered the mass suicide alter several loltowers murdered Representative Leo Ryan (D Calif), three US newsmen, and a disaf- fected culnsl trying to leave Jonestown Represent tivc Ryan was in lonestown to investigate the settle- ment SAN DIEGO CRASH It was a clear Monday morning over San Diego as PSA flight 182 with 135 people aboard circled for landing The tower warned the pilot about a small Cessna, but it was too late Seconds later, the iel slam- med into the Cessna and both planes plum- meted AM told 150 people were killed, making it the worst U S air crash ever. CALIFORNIA FIRE When a spark from a power line ignited dry foli- age in the Santa Monica mountains north of Los Angeles this fall, the winds tanned it into a wall of ftre In the nexl two days, 80G people were evacu ated Miraculously, no one was killed, but 250 homes and a church were destroyed DEATH IN SWAMP The 600 tourists were just settling down to an early afternoon siesta or a romp on Ihe beach of Los Alfagues campgound in Spain one Tuesday in July. Then a iB-ton truck filled with propylene rashed into a retaining wall and exploded. Joun tains of flames swept over the campground m a napal like inferno, trailers were scorched to their metal frames in seconds When it was over, mour ners grieved for the 200 who had been killed Current Events 267 HITS Billy Joel Billy Joel has become one ol Amenta's hol- iest new recording stars ll was no surprise that The Stranger and '52nd Street hit the top of the charts with no problems. The song lust the way you are'' won a grammy for loel in 1978. A wild and crazy guy Steve Martin is an authentic cull hero of the TOY With the coining of such phrases as I'm a wild and crazy guy'' and fxcuuuse me” he has become one of the most famous comedians ever and was elected Entertainer of the Year for 197B. Bee Gees The Bee Gees aren't just another post Beatles Brit- ish rock group, they've earned their fame and rightfully so Jn the past year they've been pouring out hits like Siayin Alive” and ‘Night Fever one right afler the other, The Hulk The surprtse hit of this season is The Incredible Hulk ' Bill Brxbv and alter ego Lou Ferngno have proved lo be a fabulous combination and a big hit, Mork and Mindy Most critics didn't give obm Mork Williams any hope for success but Robin proved otherwise with no problems at all In just three short weeks kids of all ages were greeting each other with divided fingers and saying Nano. Nano , and Wtfliams and co siar Pam Pawber were well on their way to the top Travolta Fever At 25 john Travolta is Holly wood s Golden boy ' Satur day Night Fever , Grease , and Moment by Moment' can only be the beginning. Love Boat America's favorite vacation can be taken every Saturday night aboard the Love Boat Captain Slubmg, Julie, Doc, tsacc, and Gopher always make the trip unforgettable Three's Company Whoever satd Two's com- pany, three's a crowd has not been subjected to the Three's Company crowd John Ritter, Suzanne Somers, and loyce Dew- itt make a very funny threesome and an enjoyable Tuesdav night Battlestar Galactica Lorne Green, Dirk Benedict, and Richard Hatch are America's favorite new slar traveler's Battlestar Galac- tica makes for a very entertaining and adventurous night Burt Cheryl Tiegs Cheryl Tiegs, the 5500,000-a year all Amertcan cover girl, gave Farrah a run for her money when her new poster came out this year Grease Animal House Burt Reynolds is still show ing his stuff and it's better than ever, Hooper is just a sample I here 's no doubt more to come The fifties are back again thanks to John Travolta, Olivia New ton-John, and the cast of Grease Movie goers couldn't resist Sandy, Danny and the good old 50Y fun. M-A-S-H Some shows come and others go but the cast of M-A-S-H are still at home at the a077th and the top of the charts Two interesting ihings came out of National lampoon's “Animal House , One is John Belu shi, Americas favorite slob and toga party guest The second is the toga party Don't worry about a new outt it just grab the nearest bedsheet and throw a toga party Billy Carter Billy Carter has made quite a shr this past year He seems lo tie getting as much pub litity as brother Jimmy Billy says what he wants — which causes most of Jimmy's problems Dolly Dolly Parton with such hits as Here You Come Again has popu- larized ibe country and western music of the TOY Donny and Marie Kermit Donny and Mane Osmond have become two more idols on the teenage scene With I heir hrt show and flamboy- ant specials, they hold the attention of adults as well as teenagers, Mane now has a new older look Kermit the Frog and the other muppets are still everyones favorite. Just like mom and dad we grew up with Ker- mit and Miss Piggy and so will our kids 2681 Current Events SPORTS Super Bowl The Piilsburgh Sleelers won Super Bowl XIII agamsi the Dallas Cow boys Pittsburgh's Terry Bradshaw led his ream to a spectacular IS-11 victory Bradshaw broke two Super bowl records — throwing tor 318 yards and 4 touchdowns He was Most Valuable Player of both the season and the Super Bowl. 5teeler’s Lynn Swan caught seven passes for 124 yards Cowboy's Jackie Smith failed to catch a touchdown pass that could have won it for them In the Conference championships the Sutlers beat Houston and the Cow boys shut out Los Angeles Mubammed vs. Spinks lb year old Muhammad Ali won the world heavyweight title lor the third time in IS rounds in New Orleans, September 1978 The Iwo Ali-Spmks fights drew the biggest audiences and the most money of any fight in 1978 World Series New York Yankees won the 1978 World Series over the Los Ange- les Dodgers in six games, Ron Guidry with a 25- 3 record pitched for the Yankees Pele Rose got his 3,000th hit Bucky Dent had 10 hits, 7 RBI’s and was voted Most Valuable Player After calling George Stembrenner and Reggie Jackson liars, Billy Martin, manager of the Yankees, was fired Bob Lemon was his replacement But at Old Times Day at Yankee Stadium it was announced Martin would be back in 1960 Woody Hayes Woody Hayes — Legendary Woody Hayes was fired as head coach at Ohio State University alter he slugged a Clcmson player in ihe closing moments of theGalor Bowl Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds star Pete Rose, 37. set a new National league mark lor hits in consecutive games with 38 Rose broke Tommy Holmes 1945 record Steve Cauthen Mario Andretti In 1978, Mano Andretti became the first American World Champion of the formula J Auto Rac ing Cir- cuit since Phil Hill in 1%1 He dominated the 1978 season with si victories setting fastesl limes for the majority of the 18 rat e season B.C. Open Nancy Lopez This year’s BC Open Champion was Tom Kite, a native of Ausim, Tevas He won the $224,000 tourna meet taking «he tup pfze of $45,000 This was his sec ond pro lour win He won by five shots over Mark Hayes (runner-up) on a 17-under par 287 and 88 closing round In the 1978 U S, Open. Nancy Lope won nine events — five in a row — and a worn en's record of $189,814 £ Race horse. Affirmed, ridden by Steve Cauthen won at Belmont this year by only a head over Alydar � n what was known as the most memo- rable race in their 112 year history, Cauiben was the youngest jockey to wm Ihe Triple Crown Locker Lib Kristi Witker. WPIX New York, became rhe first female lournabsl to enter the Yan kees locker room after a fed eral judge upheld a woman’s reporters sun against the Yan- kees However, Ihe fudge's decision applies only to the Yankees so there will proba bly be more locker liberation m the future Current Events 289 APART Mick and Bianca Mick lagger and wife Bianca let it be known that all was not well between them Each has been seen with new friends and Bianca started divorce proceedings, but later with drew the suit. Ted and Joan Ted and loan Kennedy have sepa rated and loan is now living in Bos ton After twenty years of marriage Joan decided the Kennedy family was too much for her to handle Chip and Caron fven the Carier family has a sepa- ration this year. Caron Carter, wife of lames Earl (Chip) Carier III, left the White House with their 20 month old son lames Earl IV TOGETHER Halaby- Hussein Lisa Halaby, a 27 year old New York architect, married King Hussein of Jordan last June Halaby is the daughter of the former President of Pan American Air Lines Halaby now named Queen Noor has settled with her king in Amman, Iordan Onassis- Kauzov Christina Onassis. daughter of the late Aris- totle Onassis and one of the world's richest women, married Sergi Kauzov, an unemployed Russian Communist The couple were married in Russia and are now Irving there Angels Angels Kate Jackson and laclyn Smith managed to find time to tie the knoc Jackson married 21 year old actor Andrew Stevens this past summer in Mar- tha's Vineyard Jaclyn Smith slipped away to New York and married actor Dennis Cole Brewster- Kermedy Joseph P Kennedy III and Sheila Brewster were married February 1,1979 in Gfadwyne, Pennsylvania Joseph is the eldsl son of the late Robert Kennedy ARRIVALS Julie and David's Jennie Jennie Eisenhower. daughter of David and lulie Nixon Eisenhower, was bom on August 15th in San Clemente, California, Chrystie and Bruce's Burton Burton Jenner, son of Chrystie and Bruce Jen ner, may try to keep Olympic fame m the family, Daddy won the Olympic gold three years ago. maybe someday Burton will try too. Bergen Edgar Bergen died on September 10, 1978 at the age of 75 Bergen was the world famous ventriloquist that made Charlie McCarthy and Mor- timer Snerd Ameri- ca's favorite dum- mies. Crane Bob Crane, the 49 year old slar of Hogan's Heroes, was found mur- dered near his Cali- fornia home on June 29,1978 Fields Totie Fields died on August 2, 1978. The 47 year old comedienne was most famous for her Las Vegas shows and frequent talk show appearances. Morris Morris the Cat died in 1978 appar- ently from a heart attack, America's favorite cat made his claim to fame advertising Purina Cat Chow. Mier Former Prime Minister of Israel, Golda Meir. died December 8,1978at Hadassah Hospital in lercisatem at the age of 80 The former Milwau- kee school teacher became the most promi- nent woman in Israel’s public life serving as Prime Minister from 1989-1974 She also served as ambassador to the Soviet Union, labor min- ister. and foreign minister. Meir led the coun- try through the Yom Kippur War of 1971 and peace moves afterward with Egypt and Syria 27Q f Current Events DEPARTURES Humphrey Mead Senator Hubert Humphrey (D-Minn ) died on (anuary 11, 1979 at the age of bb Hum- phrey was politically active all through his life and served as Vice-President of the United States under Lyndon lohnson Margaret Mead was undoubtedly the best known academic anthro- pologist in the world For many years she was a curator at the Museum of Natural History in New York City She wrote Coming of Age in Samoa. Shaw Rockefeller Rockwell Former Vice President ol the United States, Melvun fturkeleller. dint hnuars Jh. IV79 m h«% of file 4i RorktlfHn Center, UmhitUn Hr mii rln ini governor of V� York tour limn He l� etl three liin« lo jihmr |hr Pmidrm � On l)nPlflbff 9, IS74 ftottofeltar wa sworn � n as sice-presi deni under Gerald ForrJ Hr toll puhfir life in 1V7S jlirr I hr Repuhlii4ns lost the preside f lul election Velsiwi Roikelellef frequently soiled (he Southern Tier Sdrmm HtM Iwcll died m e«rly |4rtu4ry of 197 . Me was Uinous f«r hn work on Ihe invert Of SjUiIiJji, fterting Pint mjgjjinev guikwell 'Jumt’ii hie i tot pel ind pleasant Smp-fn Actor, author, and plavwrighi Robert Shaw dred on August 27, 1978 at the age of 51. Shaw took pari in productions such as 'The Sting ' 'laws ' Black Sunday , anti The Deep FADS logging I Skiing I he ImkjU'O IaiI Ifm %cii t inn lt nN Pivipl ni jll in Itr lufinmk wimi'whMP lhi n Navi bwv aIT typis ui Inn % wrilten i� n i hi’ %vjIiii‘i I the mifAthnm h vr iImu H iin n n Hr pofMfUr Wi rvwi hjil a SUN Hun m itmSouihftn 1n r in whi h then wwp wn part i runh V� uiiuifMiwfii n on c uf st i Krl nut thru- Jill I RUN liiKRini f ouW bp ihe fun! thing going Fashion fashion for this year includes jeans and spikes, cowl necks, stickpins, ties on girls, and satin pants. (hi I)i� hi (rj i ban bit Urrvwhpfr |ninp|r iIjiwp In I Hr «rr Dimnj Summro and nihif |h'|iuljr i|imo hrl Umlri ihi’ Hashing tlifihi's. girls m sfti’k sail� Hrrssi’s jmf guts m Ihoi' |� fs r suits twirl 'ji b ulhtv jmi rrall rn c v IlMvnM’Isi’s thi’ir is jImjo Ihs thump ill thi Iijss (hr hyp fHrtii v rural ut I hr synlhfstj ris anil IN' riistsirril fr|� i-M|v Mm y tHJl 1 S ( oftsianHy m H mg aru| it lusiks j it Itisoi is hrrr ki%i«v Now, more than ever, people are hating the slopes Skiing, especially cross-country, has become one of the most popular winrer sports. Whether you have never been on skis before or you are a racer there are always places for you to ski Cross-country is considerably less expensive but does lake quite a bit of energy It seems everyone wants to get out on the powder and ski those moguls! Welcome to the Future Class Rings . . . Take a drug and you'll be smarter, live longer, even change the sex of your unborn child These are just a few of the changes anticipated by participants in the latest McGraw- Hill survey of 200 industrial firms and government and private researchers in 12 major fields The survey of experts in fields ranging from medicine to transportation to manu- facturing is conducted every three years Ihe big news this year is that the futuristic, science-(tction life isn't so far off. If you've ever quibbled with the basic equipment you were born with, it won’t tie long before you'll be able to do something about it, medical experts say They predict drugs that can permanently raise your IQ will be in widespread use in 15 years Around that time, they say scientific breakthroughs will enable you to shed unwanted pounds effortlessly and even control the sex of your unborn child then, too, they predict that by Ihe turn of the century, life expectancy will reach TOO years, that there will be a cure for cancer — and a drug which, taken over a long period of lime, prevents it. The medical experts also foresee artificial eyesight for Ihe blind, artificial growth of new limbs and even an artificial form of primitive life But you needn't wad that long for other startling advances. In the 1980’s, they say, ultrasonics wifi enable the control of pain and detect brain tumors, electronic impulses will heal bone fractures, and there will even be a substitute for blood The clothes of the future won't be the same either Seven years from now, textile experts say, one-piece molded garments will be the rage and fabrics will respond to temperature changes By the turn of the century, they predict, you’ll be able to select a dress or sun that will change color Not that you'll have to worry about the elements In the 1980's, say scientists, plastic domes will protect cities on land and in the sea trom pollution and the weather; scientists will be predicting earthquakes; and, maybe most remarkable of all, weathermen will present accurate JO-day weather forecasts Traffic jams, too, will be a thing of the past, the transportation experts say. Bv W . they sav. you'll be able to get into your electric car, contact your office by portable telephone and breeze down an automated highway By the turn of the ten tury, your car will be servic e Iree and accident-proof Before long — maybe even this year — you won't even have to walk You'll just step on a moving sidewalk outside your door Welcome to life in Ihe not so distant luture. A mother of a high school junior was lamenting the other night about the cost of class rings She ended her argument against them by saying Does anyone ever know what happens to them? J know Class rings are what you lake off every time you wash your hands the first week you have them and after that are never seen again Gass rings are what are lost before your check for them dears the bank Class rings afe what makes Ihe strange noise in your washing mat hine and what you paid S2b to a washer repairman to retrieve from under the pul- sator Class rings are what you wear to tied and your hands swell and everyone panics and gives you advice on how to get it off and when you lather up your hands with soap, it lalls oft into the commode Class rings (belonging to boys} dangle from chains in cleavages of girts as a promise of commitment against the dav when both of you pass Tragc dies of Shakespeare and are ready to make a life together Class rings (belonging to girls) dangle from the first knuckle of the baby linger of boys who say they'll wear them forever, and are later found in their gym bag Class rings are what you lake Ihe plumbing apart for when you don’t know how lo put the plumhmg back again and discover the class ring in the glove compartment of the car Class rings are the mark of identity and camaraderie when sighted by a stranger who says Hey, I see by your ring you went to Farns- worth High, and you say, No, this is Rue knell's ring, and dis- cover thev’re both alike Class rings are what were ihrown into a drawer w hen mood rings came out Class rings are what col lege freshmen leave home along with the letter sweater when they go away to college Class rings are what multiply grow feet and appear in the knife and fork drawer, the sewing basket, tied to a blind cord, and in the corner of the bathtub Class rings are what are discovered, quite by accident bv a mother who rubs her lingers over it gently, slips in on her finger, and for a moment relives thal time of her life when the end of an era was sealed with a ring Erma Bomheck Current Events 271 1978 TOP TEN'S Movies 1. Close Encounters T.V. Shows 2. Saturday Night Fever 1 Three's Company (ABC) 3. The Goodbye Girl 2 Laverne and Shirley (ABC) 4 Star Wars 3 Happy Days (ABC) 5. Donna Flor and Her Two i 4 Mork and Mindy (ABC) 1 Husbands 5. M-A-S-H (CBS) 6 lesusof Nazareth 1 6. Little House on the Prairie (NBC) 7. Julia 7. Charlies Angels (ABC) 8. Annie Hall 8. Taxi (ABC) 9. The Turning Point 9. 60 Minutes (CBS) 10. The Deep 10. One Day at a Time (CBS) Albums 1. Saturday Night Fever — Soundtrack 2. Billy Joel — The Stranger 3. Rolling Stones — Some Girls 4. Grease — Soundtrack 5. Foreigner — Double Vision 6. lackson Browne—Running on Empty 7. Billy Joel — 52nd Street 8. Boston — Don't Look Back 9. Gerry Rafferty — City to City 10. Chuck Mangione— Feels So Good ■ Singles 1. Stayin Alive — Bee Gees 2. Shadow Dancing — Andy Gibb 3. Night Fever — Bee Gees 4. Boogie Oogie Oogie — A Taste of Honey 5. Three Times a Lady — Commodores 6. You're the One That I Want — Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta 7. Kiss You AM Over — Exile 8. How Deep Is Your Love — Bee Gees 9. You Don't Bring Me Flowers — Striesand and Diamond 10 Emotion —Samantha Sang Candy Bars 1. Snickers 2. Reeses Peanut Butter Cup 3. Three Musketeers 4. M M Plain 5. Hershey— Almond 8. Milky Way 7. Hershey— Milk Chocolate 8. M M Peanut 9. Kit Kat 10. Almond Joy J 272 Current Fvent CLASSIFIED ADS Heeeyyy Everybody — Regina, Lcxy, Joe, Linda, Karen, Christine. Mary, and Theresa1 Thanks for the times that you've given me, The past four years that we've been together have been memorable, to say the least Keep m touch. Love, Yvette Love You Bum! Ba-nan-na Lisa: Even though you go to Vestal yciuYe STILL mv favorite girl. Love, John ' ( Sr- STAFF — Thanks for putting up with us. We couldn't have done it without you! BB, Thanks tor being such a great friend! AB To: Shawn, lulie, Cindy, Barb, Beth, I t a, Sue. Remember all the fun and good luck always! Love, Ann To: Jessica, Bill, Dave B., Donna, Marvanne, and everybody else— have fun next year without me — I know ii will be hard! Love, Cindy (T J.) Good Luck lor the future to all the 19780979 co-ops. Bo, Thank you for you. Love, Shawn Mr. I. and Mr. H Thanks for the little favors. Yearbook Staff Good Luck to: Mary Jean, lane, Opal, Vicky, Karen, Gack, Ron, Kandy, Teresa from Cindy, Sue, and Vicky Remember all the Good Times Vicki, Lynn, and Debbie, Thanks for all the good times. It's been a great four years. Let's always keep in touch. Barb Donna. Marie, |ennyr Dianne, Carol, Kim, Phyllis, and Regina. Thanks for our crazi- ness. |enn iO Good Luck and Best Mem- ories to: Nancy, Kay, Cindy, Gak. ludy, Karen, Vicki, lane, Mary lean Love, Sue Shipway I 3 To all my cross-country buddies: Kathy, Mary. au Kathy, Sally, Karen, Theresa, Teresa. r, w J Keep running! m Love, Vicky JSj c % y Current tvt nli. 271 274 Good morning yesterday You wake up and time has slipped away And suddenly it's hard to find the memories you left behind ■ o you remember the laughter and the tears The shadows of mistv yesteryears 2?a The good times and the bad you've seen And all the others in between Do you remember the times of your life •••Ii Reach back for the joy and the sorrow Put them away in your mind For mem'ries are time that you borrow to spend when you get to tomorrow Here comes the setting sun The seasons are passing one by one So gather moments while you may Collect the dreams you dream today Will you remember the times of your life Atkerman, Lisa, 12b, 174,177 | Ackerman, Paul, 108,177,19 Adamek, Jeffrey ADAMS, DARLENE, 20 Adams, Jean Adamv, Ken Adams, Rn A If ala to, lit. Aim worth I AktrjOn.ff . SI AlAn£M WfV AU (k, Kh,.d,m,i«. Alari IBA ‘ kWti A If Aifgi All AJifanoJ Alimonii U MilN, BRITT, 21) Allen, Carol, 12b Allen, Christopher, 148, 166 Al UN, JOHN, 20.174,192 Allen, Robert, 148,247 Allen, Robert. 108 Allen, Stephen, 12b, 247 Allen, William, KM Allio, Andrea, 120,175,188 Alpi, Deanna, 148,188 ALTON, IUUA, 20 Alton, Robert, 106 Alvarez, fli abelh Alvarez, John Ambaruth, Arthur, 126,166 Amur eve, Joseph, 108, 204 ANCIUOTH ANTHONY Anderson, Kim, 108 Anderson, Gary, 148, 228 ANORAKE, TAMRA, 20 Andratcik, Marianne, 108 ANURASt IK PATRICIA, 20.181,192, 208 Andreas, Anna ANDRUS, DEBBIE Andrus, Donald Andrus, lisa, 14H Anehi ncu, Riihaid,87 ANCIIINE, CHRISTOPH!R. 20,182,204 Angeligp, Laurence, 108,204 ArtgHine, Fran, 88, 204 Angelina, Vault, 126,17S, 230 Angular, Joseph, 146 ANGUI AS, Kenneth, 126 Annis. Ion. 146, 166 Anlenucci. Ugo, 126 Anlonailrs, Karen, 126,182, 187 Apalovich. stephante Apalovkh, Theresa, 126 ARATO, TINA, 20 An her, David, 98 ARDELU KRISTIN, 20,166,170,192 Argetsinger, Christopher Armbrust, Susan, 126 Arnold, Candy, 126, 174,177,195 Arnold, |ohn, 126 H, 21,189,192,1%, 234 .Arnold, Kris, 148,175 Arnold, Mitchell Arthur, Linda, 126,166 ARVONIE, JUDITH, 20 Ashley, Pat, 103 Ashley, Penny, 126 AVhley;Pcrry Athawe , Nora, 148 Athavm William, lift Atkinson, Betty, 100 AUNE.ty!RSCN,U$6tl AUSTIN, OEBI.M Austin. Debra Austin, Wanda, 12b Avery, Craig, 108,166 Avery, Mark, � 46 Babb, lohn, 148 BABCOCK, BRIAN, 21 BARTOL, Daniel, 148 Habkek, Randv. 148 Bjhukj Ronald, 148 Babuka, Will,an Bachura, lohn, 126,188 Bachura, Larissa, 148 Backus, Sue, 106,234 Baeti, Dianne, 148 Baggett, Brenda, 148, IBS Baggott, Celeste, 230 Bagnick, David, 108 Baird, Hugh, 95 Band, lill. 148,166,195 Baird, Kimlyn, 108,195 Baker, Dale, 126 Baker, John Baku , Peter, 126 BAKOS, VICTORIA, 21 Baldwin, Kim, 108 BALDWIN, ROBERT, 21 Ballard, John, 148 Bat er, Peter R.mko, Denise, 126,18 I Bankn, Terese, 108,181,185 Barna, Mary, 108 Barnes, Kim. 126,182,1% Barnhart, Alice, 148 Ba mo, Robert, 98 Barno, Terrence, 126, 246 Baron, |ohn, 108 BarreJH, Joe, 108 Barrie, Joann Barrows, Lynn, 108, 180 Barrows, Michael, 126, 248 Barry, Darren Barry, Garret Barta, Theresa, 148,174 Barth. Steven. 148 BARTHOLOMAY, CYNTHIA, 21,179,1% BARTLESON, BRENDA, 21, 61,68,180,184,190 Bartleson, lodd Bartol, Frances, 126,166 BARTOL, THOMAS, 21,166,179,192 Barton, Daniel, 148 BARTON, DOUGLAS, 21 Batmajiam, Dina Bastian, Stephen, 10B Batdorf, Deeann, 108 BATES, BRENDA, 21 90 Bates, John, 148.166 Bates, Lorraine Battagiini, David, 108 ftaftaghni, Donna, 14«, 174,244 BaMaglini, Luann, 148,174 BaMaglint, Monica, 106 Battagiini, Robert, 106, 210 BATTISTA, MARK, 21 Ballista, Maryann Battista, Theresa, 126 Battle, Ann. 148,190, % BATTLE, JESSICA, 21,192,190,1%, 218 Battle, Lydia, 108,177 Baxler, Sandy, 126 Bealo, Michael Bealo, Robert, 10B BEARD, MICHAEL,21,108 Beardslee. Cynthia Beardslee. lanet BEARDSLEE, MARCAREf, 22,192,186 Beardslee, Pamela Beaudoin, Mark Beavan. Melinda, 126,174 Bet ker, Christopher Becker, Keith, 148,247 BECKER, REBECCA, 22,166 Beddue, Deni vet, 148,166 Beddoe. Gary, 204 Brdnar Ronald flft Beemanyllntlh, 148 BTf MAN, wAVNt, 22 BfCEAL, KEVIN, 22 Bell. Alan §.■ BE S ARDES, Ml fM Bendert, AlUie. 148 BENDERT DAVID, 22 ert, Gary, 108 ert, Katherine, 108 ettUvnn, 148,166 Bennett, Brian BTNNTTT 1W1 Bennett, Lisa, 148, 1 Bennett, Kathleen, 92 BENNETT, LOUI5, 22 Bennett, Mar Bennett, Patrk ia, 108 BENNin. ROBERT, 22,166 Bennett, Robert, 148 Bennett, Sue, 234 Bennett, Shannon, 126,174,182 Benninger, Alan Benninger, Barbara, 108, 177.19$ BENSON, K4THLEEN.22 Ben ware, Lori, 126,174 Berglund, Britl Bernacki. Debbie BERNARDO, JOHN, 22,220 Bernardo, Maria, 126,187 BERTUCA, ELIZABETH,22,166, 169,180. 190 Besecker, Karen Best, Mark, 108,180 Bevilacqua, Dominick, 126. 246. 250 Bevilacqua. Lori, 126 BEVILACQUA, RICHARD, 22 Biataglia. Nancy, 148 Bkkham, Brenda, 148 182, Bic kharn, Rosemary, 108 Bielinski, Donru, 148 BIGGS, BRIDGET, 22 Biggs. Marian BIKOS, DIANE 6 kos. Lon Bikos, Patricia, 148 Bikos, John Bilbrey, Charles, 252 Bill, Paul, j BILL, STIVE, 23 BIRCHARD, MARK, 23,166 Bird, Alison, 166 Bird, Catherine, 126,166 BIRD, CYNTHIA 23 ■ Bhaha, Joseph Biscardi, Stephen, 106 Bixler, R oh eel Blackwell. Kelly, 126 Blaha. Gregory, 108,210 Blahut, Janice, 126,100, 182. 190 Blair, Glenn. 98 Blanco, David, 146 BIANCO. PATRICIA, 23 Biaskiewic , Karen, 174 BLAZAVICH, DAVID, 23 BLAZEY, PAUL Bligh, Debra, 108, 183,187 Bligh, Myra, 148, 183 Block well, Sandy, 107 Blodgett, Theodore Bloom, Tracy, 108,166,189 Blueslein, Marsha Bobet. Mario Bo bier , Alan Bor k. Barb Jean BOCK, BARBAR A 23,166, 168,175,184,186, 190,192 Bock, Donna, 108 lock, Juliana, 148,187,190, 244 Sot k, Nancy, 108, 180,234 Boehlert, Linda, 108 Bnettger. Shari, 108, 166,180 Bogie zyk, Karen, 126.185 Bo href, Kimberly Bnhunicky, Elaine, 126 Bohunicky, Stephanie, 148 Bokhruch, Cecilia BOUBRUCH, LOUIS, 23 Bo Hen, Curtis, 108 BORAS, LYNN.23,192 Boretl i, Domunic, 126,188 Bureffi, Laurie BORGNA, OAVE, 23 Burgna, Diane, 126,166 Borgna. Iohn, 2S2 Boris, Francis, 108 Borley,Scott, 23 Borrelli, Icseph BarreMi, Menotti, 107 Borruso, Anthony, 126 Borruso. Joseph Borimck, Kristen, 126 BORUSH, BETH. 23 Botlino, Betsy. 1% Bove, Christine, 126,187 BOWELL, USA, 24 Bowen, Barry, 246 Bowen, Greg BOWER, STEPHEN, 24,177, 19S Bovd, David BOYER, MARY 24,190,224 Bover. Roger. 148 Boyer, Sally, 126, 18B, 224, 247 Bovtim, Barbara, 126 Bmtim, Julia, 126, 19S Bracagtia, Nancy Bradley, Lynne. 90 Brady, Karen, 148 Brady, Kathleen, 127 Brady, Michael, 106 BRADY, PAMELA, 24 BRADY, PHILIP Brainard, Angela, 108 BRANCA, JULIE, 24.176,182 Branca, William, 148 B RATTY CYNTHIA, 24 Brewer, Jeanne. 127 Brewer, Tanya Brewer, Teresa BRfZEZOWSKI, KAREN Brhel, Colleen, 127 BRHEl, JAY, 24 Brhet, Kathleen. 148, 1% Bricker. Mark, 252 Bridge, Patricia, 166,170 Briggs, Carol, 127,166,183 Briggs, Flora BRIGGS, JULIE, 24 Briggs, Marika Briggs, Norman BRIGGS, TIMOTHY, 24, 210. 220 Briggs, ferry, 252 Brrnser, Christopher, 127,166 Bnudbent, Christie, 127, 166, 168 Broadbent, Peter BROMSEY, ANDREW, 24 Brormev, David 148 Brunson, Cindy Brooks, Elizabeth Brooks, Laurene, 148, 166 Brown, Ann, 166 Brown, Anthony Brown, Deborah Brown, John, 148 Brown, Julie Brown, Kellie, 149 Brown, Kenneth Borwn, Lisa, 109,188, 196 Brown Mary, 109.190, 206 Brown, Suzanne, 127,166,182 truce, Joann, 127,166 Brut her Carl, 127,250 Bruhnke, Donna BRUM3RAUGH, NANO, 24,176 Srundage, Marv, 149 Brunick, David, 127 Brunick, Kim, 109,180 Brunick, Milo, 149,252 Brunner, Cheri, 149,187 Brunner, Michael, 127. 248 Brunosky, Richard, 109 BRYANT. DIANNE, 24 166 MIl fZOWSKl, KARIN, 182. m. 1%, 208 Brze owski, Susan, 176 Butci, Christopher, 127, 346 Bticcl Eugene, 109,204 But hak, Stanley, 149 BUCHANAN, KENNETH Buchanan. I esJie, 109 Buchanan. Rita BUCHINSKY, MARK, 25 But Her, Linda. 109 But hier, Sharlene BUCHLER, IHERTSA, 25 Businell. T udy, 166, 168 But Ua, Robert. 109, 187 Buftum, Kathleen, 127, 187 Buflum. Mark, 148 Buindage, Mary, 149 Buiocchi, Paul, 148, 2S2 Bullock, Jeff, 127,246 Bunnell, Dana, 149 Buonomo, Maria, 149,169,17 Buran, Joseph, 109 Burcak, Michael, 166 BURCAK. THOMAS,25 Burt 6. Alan, 127, 204 BURCH, MICHAEL, 25 Burch, Susan, 109,175, 180,187. 234 Burch, Tim, 252 Burke, David, 149 Burke, James, 127, 188 Burke, Kevin, 149 BURKE, STEVEN, 25 BURKHOLDER, HEIDI, 25 Burkholder, Scott, 149 Burnard, Denise, 149. 166 Burrell, Cheryl BURROWS. CONNIE Bunched, Linda, 127 Buseli, I inda, 169 BUSEUI MARYANN Busan, Jeffrey. 109,204 Busen, Lori, 149 Bulchko Carla, 14 BU TCHKO, GERALD, 25, 204 Butchko, Linda, 180 BUTLER, ANN, 251, 186, 194,196 Button, James, 127 Butts, Todd But , George, 74 Byron, Michael, 127 Byrum, Rubert BYRUM, TERRI, 25 CACCIATORE, THOMAS, 25 CACIOIA,|OYCF,25 Cadiz, Betheaida, 127 Cadiz, Hamid, 149 Caffrey, Joyce, 127 CACTREY, MARY ANN. 26 Cahill, Barbara, 26 Cahill, Carolyn, 127 CALETKA.AMY.26 Callahan, John, 149 Callahan, Marjorie, 92 CALLAHAN, MARY, 26, 236 Catvey, Beth Camadeha, Christian, 149 CAMARDA, CHRISTINE Caminitti, Lori, 127 Caminitti, L inda, 127 ( jmmjrjij, I leanor, 82 Cammaiata, Laurie, 109, 166 Camp, April Campbell, David, 149 Campbell, L mda, 127,174 Campo , Francesco CANNAVINO, PAUL, 26 C anruirte, Dave Canfmwitr Pal, 84 CAPAlAm, fRANK C apani, ( Jra. 149 C Jprio, |ohn Carded, 149 ( ard, Phillip, 109 CARDINALE, MARY ANN, 26,176, 186 Card one, George, 74 CARIY RONAI13 Car male, Pele.252 Carlini, Carlo ( a Hint, Diego, 109 Carlson, laurie Carlson, I isa Carliun, Pamela, 127 C arlsurt, Timothy, 148,166 Carkvoft, Chris C APIS SON, LINDA, 26 C arman, lor , 109 2 IQ Carman, Terrie C ARMINE, JOSE PH • armor� Inri Came vale. Mary, 127, 188 Car nr vale, Thomas Carosella, Donald, 149 Carosella, Joe, 252 CAftOttlltA, JUVLPH. 2b Carpenter. James, 98 Carpenter, Scott, 109,204 Carpenfieri, f rant eveof 149 CARROLL, GORDON,26 Carter, Dale CAR1IR. DAVID, 2b - -CrOW r, ( barges, 109 � y,|oyt|l27 I RD, 26 185.236 ,27,182,224 BTl09, 188 RTAftO, JUDITH, 27,176, 182,186 C AIAN ARO, MARVANNI, 27, 176, 1B2. iHb, 192 Caveney, Ray, 76 Cavese. Joe, 94 C ederborg, Sylvia Cenfrfellt, Catherine, 109, 166 Centelelli, David, 127 ( enfetelli, Karen, 149 C epeda. lewlta, 109.187 Cerasaro, Guy L er avaro, Pat, 8 � ( ttvnni, Margaret, 127,166 CIKKOM PATRICK, 27,182,210 Cerium, Richard Ceriitti, Allen, 149, 252 CfRLJ fit, MIC HAH , 27 V5 CEVETTE, CHRISTINE Cevetli, Irene, 127 Chare, Pamela. 127,166 Chalie, Raumeta, 85 Chapman, John Chapman, Maureen Chappell, David CHAPPELL. LISA Charier, I isa, 149, 174 Chase, Camille Chasleen, Scott, 109 CHAUNCEY, YVETTE,27, 219 CMICHAIKA, CHRISTOPHER. 27 Cheer, lay, 149 CHEER, JOHN, 27,184, 190 CHENEY, CHERYL, 27 Cheney, Jeffrey, 127 Cherniak, Julie, 109 Cherniak, Sarah, 127, 182 CHIRNAK, JOSEPH, 27, 166 (.Herrington, Brute Chermgtnn, Chris Childs, Jo, 232 CHILSON, KARIN, 27 Chirico, Jeffrey, 149 Chirico, Neil, 109 Chiltenden, Robert, 127, 166 CHWALOW, DANIEL, 28, 214 Ciancio, Derek, 188 Ciaravino, Mark, 149 C raravmo, Mary, T08 CICCIARIEL I, JOHN, 28 ICGARIELU, LEONARD ;ciarelli. Lor Pamela Kina, 149.16t Cieri, Pani� 127, 174,18« ■ CIMINI, MX TOR ™ Ctnotli, Car • !, 149 Cinodi Daniel, 149. 242 CIOIOM CAM 1111,28, 1 Cfefof . C elect | Ciotolr, ( Kristopher. 127 Ciololi, Daniel, 127, 248 CIOTOLI, MARIO, ZB,� M C ipolia, Mkhael C ipolia, Rebec a, 149, 196 Cippola, Jeff, 194,195 Ritoli, Tom, 252 itrak. Ninka, 109 IUFO, USA, 28 lark, Christine lark, John Clark, John Clark. John. 127 Clark, Raymie Clark, Tammara Clark, Wade Clement, Cherie ________ Clement, Denise CLIMENff LISA, 28,190 CLUNI, KERRY, 28 Cocrelli, MaryAnn,1!? Cocci, Caren ( ody, Danielle, 127 Coe, Diane, 109. l7S, 186, 230, 2 J4 CoJangelo, William, 109 CoUpietrn, Karen, 149, 166, 18« Cofapietru, Maria, 109 Ol APlI TRf), TERESA. 28 ( nlavil«,lisa, 149 188 Cole, Barbie, 149, 1g§ Cole, Kimberly teftbJussell I 149 Colgan, Timothy, 149 COL LINIy JEFFREY, 28 c oil i son, hit 149,244 c nfHstMb Laurie, 244 Colonna. Bernadette 149, 188,1% Colonna, Palmalo COLONNA, PAUL)C28 Colonna, Vince. 107 Columbia, Thomas CoJvill, Dawn, 127,174 COLVILLE, RANft Colvin, Helen, 107 Comer. Christine, 127, 180 COMES DAVID, 28 Comu, Nanc y, 109, 166. 168,190, 218 Candef, |i 11 49 CONEY JOkJ Congln, IdeivHb. 174 Conklin Pamela, 166,169 'Conklin, Shawn, 109 Conley, Kevin, 128,174 Conley , William Connors, James CWS, SUSAN Conor an Michelle, 127,166 BR9 Conrad, Patricia, 149 CONRAD, IHtKESA,29 CONSOL, J AMES, 29 Converlino, Dominica, 127,18« Con wav m, Michael, 109,204 CON2DIA, TIMOTHY,29 Cook, Greg, 252 Cook, Jennifer, 112 Cook Lianne COOKL. JAMES, 29 COOPER, C HRISTINE, 29 Cooper, Nancy oppola, Antoinette, 109 C oppola, Frank. 246 ( nppotaj Richard 127 Corbin, lames, 127,24 CORBIN, W ANDA, 29,134 Corby, Kevin Cordero, Alida, 149 Corey. Mic bael Corey, Hoc, 81 Cornelius, Catherine, 128 Cornell, Jack, 149 CORNE 11, KAY. 29 Cornell, Patricia, 109, 166 CORNELL, THOMAS, 29 Cornett, Wadf Correlf. Kelly, 12B, 174 Correll. Scott Corson, Darleen, 109 CORWIN, DEBORAH, 29 Corwin, Rtc hard I oudnel. Jeffrey. IUS 182, 242 Coudriety 14% C ciughlm, t oughlin, I tnighlin, Terry, 10% 224 Cou Cowan COWU1 Cowell, Covtf Ste Cramer, Mary Cramer, William Cramp I on, Cheryl Cramptan, Debra Crane, lohatban, 128 Crane, Paul Crawford, Neal cfeller, Scoll i Crivman, Scoll Oistelli, Scott 149 Crocket!, OnugRs, 149 CROF L |OSIPH, 29 CRON, |AMIS Cron, Michael Crone, Donna Crook, Michael, 149. i52 Crook, Lynne, 128. 166 169,189 C KOOKS, LORI 29 C rosi, |©hn, 128 Cross, Lisa, 12«, 1«7 ( rounse, Thomas, 149,252 C ruisee, Lisa, 128,166 C ruise, Thomas ( uddibe, Charles, 109 Cuddihe, Diana ( uddihe. Tina C unninghjat, Stephen ( un ningham. William, 149 CLOMO. MARY. 30,166, 192 ( urry, Sherrill, 128 C urtin, Donna, 128,244 C urtin. Donna, 128,244 Curtin, Robert Curtis, Heather, 150 Cunto, Kenneth V a «YTO, MICHAEL, 30 10 ( urfiy Joyce, 100 ( tihanich, Alex, 128 ( 7UHANICH, MICHAFl Dagtio, Shelley, 128 Dahuluh, Maryann, 109 DAILEY, EDWARD, 10 A { Dailey. Michael, 128, 188 jj Daleboul, Rebecca, 150 | Daniels, Cars. 109 DANStR.SLSAV HI, 166 Darner, William. 128,166 Dame, Opal, 175 DARLING, HAREN, 10.181,194 DARPINO, THOMAS, Ml Darr Bill, 150 Dang Dav.d, 150, 24 Harrow leanie, 128 HARROW KEVIN, 311 Harrow, Mil hael, 128 247 Davidson. Chris 150 David on, Dan, 2tW son. IB Davidson, Michael DAVIES, |ON. DAVIS, DALL. Da vis, ludy, 150 6avi , Kathleen, 188, 12 Davis, Ronald, 109 Das is, Sujin Oasis, Tjfcty, 128 Daviso(L Cheryl, 128 Day, Spari, 150 Dean, Deidre DEARIF.IOSIPH, M3. 166. 1% Decker, David | Decker. Scoll, 150, 194 Dedek, Mark Degroat, Judith DEHASS, DANIEL 30,204 Dejean. Dav id Dejnnge Dennis, 150, 1 M Deletis, Richard DILI API NI A, DARIA, 30, 190 Dellapenta, Eli abeih, 150 Del I a pen (a, Laurette, 128. 1( 182 DELSANTO, DAVID, 31 ■ Dedvaolo, Michael, 12H Demarco, Joseph, 128 Demartine, Daniel, 109 DIMER, DAVID. It, 182, 1114 Demetry, Aspavia DEMURS. IOANN. II. 176 DIMORAI, DOREEN, 11, H 6, 182 Demarat. Gerald, 128. 248 Dempsev, Diane. 1 0, 166 DEMYAN. MICHAEL 31 Dengler, James Denmon, Gary, 150 DENMON, JEFFREY, 31 Denmon, Scott, 109, 204 Dennis, Renee. 180 Denot ed is, Lisa Densmnre, Glenda, 128 Depala, Gra ta. 109, 180 Depalo, lina, 150, 190 Depaolo, Marie Dickenson, Sean Dickson, Barbara, 150, 166 DIEFENDORF, MICHAEL, 31 Diefendorf, Sleven, 128 Dietrkhsen, Helen, 150 Dielrichven, Julie DIITRICHSiN, KEVIN _DILLS, CARL 31 Dltorertlo, Karen, 128 DUORLNZO, MARK llIKaffmi.pENNYi Ujnabur , Nani v,9H rg, Robcr t, 9tj Dinga, fim, 128 □WON, THOMAS, 12, 192,19! Dl vdn,lli«fefd ftofibin.icifreJi mn 91 DU, MAUW' )Ot f. LISA, , 220 U R Depaolo, William Depersiis. Angelo pew, Susan' pofi, lor74 DrpON, Si nit 204 Desanclis, MaiV. 150, 1 DfSJtfVICEPHEN, 31 e4Kvnh,SusY 150,190 .«u fMtefanu, Kim. 1 it 175 . 1 Define, KcWy, If DMlj. JuHv 1 DIVITA, lull A 188 Devil a, Ronald, 110 Devs, Gar. De u1ii. Mary ia 166,168,190 DIAPf R fc, GlrtliOR V Dibble. KiMti. 128. 220 DlBBLjL URA.Jti 1 9 zr )DCf, I ISA, 2. 18(1 Dold, Christine, 150, 187 Pold, Connie, 150, 166 Dold, Robert, 128.247 Dompey, Megan, 110 Donahue, Beth, 150 . Donahue Mary ir Donatelb, Nicholas, (ty Donegan. Karen, 150, 187 Dunegan, Michelle Hit 188 -18 'DunlkLM rv Belh,150 Donovan, |ohn, 11 Donovan, Robert „ $ 1 Donovan, Susan. 128, HM jj Doolittle, Michael Doolittle, William, 110, 204 Dopp. David, 74 Dorin, Kevin, 110,220 —DnTTy Marlt, 108 V wd, Jeffrey, 128 Dray Lynne, 128, 188, 190 iOreux, Anthony, 150 4| Dreux, Ui abelh, 110 Drmdiik, Catherine, 150,166 Drosdick, Dolores, 166, 170 DROTAS, JOHN, 12,190,204 Drolar, Joseph, 128 DROZDFK, MARY Wt.tWdek, Michael, 128 DUCKETT, PATRICIA, 32.166, 169, 176 DUFFEK, CHRISTOPHER, 12 DUFFEK, DLBORAH, 110 180,010 DUFFEK, FRANK, 32 Duflek, TAMARA, 32 Duffek, Timothy, 128, 246 DUFFY, 8RYAN - 292 ► |,� fi|urfim 128, fcHMlAjHIU Edkk. Brenda f dmunds, harm, HO Edmund� , Patricia, ISO I d'.on Nadine, 1Ui nbmmKUAs Ip fllvAtnii. j mis I dttards, MoA W f dvvardc, Paula. HH Fs1olf.George.J29 ft. I egan, Alv« FEGAN, ROBERT, 34 Feher.Elif.ibeth, 88 Feliy, Ally ton, 15I , m FELICE, ROBIRI, 34 f do, Peter, 110 Felo, Richard, 129 Fdter pwftP J feflrfrt, Duane Felton, S )l� ri4, 129,166 Ed Ion, Ied?VS2 Ffrtdvrk, Su%2 . 1H6, 2.10 T tfcpjnjfrAn i I jBto 1 endrtick, loreft aA|£ jl Tenner Timothy Ffmquid, Gerald Fcrnquisl - 4T I 166 fcUIV Ely. RkharcJ. _ f nyervon, Eric L U. 174 fmmnm, Julia, 150 ImmoAt.lMU� Immnm, luu, 110 Immune Walter, 110 f rnnnd. Debra, 176 I murid, Gary, ISO ENGIl. KIMflf Kt Y, 33, 166, 168,180,187 f NGIANO, USA, 13 Ingfind, Monica, no f nglhh, Angela English, Dave, 2S2 INGUSH KIM. 13 Terris, William, 110 Fetskn, Franck, ISO fetsko, Michael. 120 letter, (In, IN let lute ia, Paul, 129 Fiacco, Christine, 129,188,190, 244 Fiacco, Dave, 252 I rdman, George, 110, 17 Ericksen, Mary IKIKSON, DEBRA, 33, trikvnn, I aura ERVIN. A1SINIA, 33, 234 Ervin. Glenn, 150,246 Ivanco, Don 11 -tyco, Joseph, 151,174 li a,Carv I ii?!ds. Mil helle, ISO liMaTMarcus HHir, Robert, 110,188 lioAiteen, 90 h HORl KRISTIN!, 34 IhuPtm 110, 188 Uorim,Aft|ihelle, lip m 1 ijra NeU,pi 7 ■H,ROB«N7 HbHMCB 4 _ Fitch, Diane, 87 Fit gerald Call, HO ale Kalliv, 1 Flrge . Ifnda, ftt rg£rald|ft4Hrj|pl ni g liana Flekc Flint, James Flint, Julie, 150 Flint. Lori, J29, 174 flint, Mark, ISO, 252 FI IPSE, SCOTT, 35 Florin I, Dominic, 129 Florini, Gerilyn, 150, 1% Foley, John, 110,166 Folli, Ed, 204 FONTANA, DARLENE, 35 Forbes, Dianne, 129, 247 Fonrabaio, Anthony f oenabaio, Maureen Fortier. Kenneth FOSTER, KERRY. W; 176 Foster. Valerie, 129. 166 foil, AI FOWCtid A k. 15 Fo ,«mon Fragnifn, Rk hard 150 f rjnltttn. RnherttiU IREIdMAN, EWAHI TH, 35, 166. 168, Free arCMarfiriTi Rb lH Frpfrfman. Maty, 150,175 I rtemao, I eana,94 Irejlt , tdvvard f 0m. Ion, 110 French, William, 110 FriUch J ronyf, 150 I , i. Glenn 192 FUU DAVID, 35 lulk. Steven Fuller, Bethany Fuller, base, 150,242 IL L UR, MARIA, 35 fuller, Michael FL SCO, BOB, 35 Fust o Christine 130 ‘ fl SCO JOANNE, 35 Gainer LORI, 35 Gainer, Nancy, 129 GAlIaNN MARIE GaJinda. Sonia G All CHRISTINE ,182 183,187 Gall, John, 150 Gallagher, Michael, 35 Gallagher, Robert. 85 Gallo, Susan GANCE, CHRISTOPH! R, 36 182,190, Gantejoyte, 107 Gance, Kurt, til). 182, 184 Gance, Michael, 74 Gargiulb, Judith, 14(1 Garret, Red.i, ISO. CARRINGEK,5L NNi,36 Garrison, Div id. 110, 2fH Gasbarro, Dornu, l � 0 Casbarro, Lisa, ISO Casbarro, Nj«) Guibarra, R moitd G jsbarra, Sandra 1 - • f. Julie 188 Gedney, Stephen, 110,204 Geisenhof, Maria Gil SIR, JOHN, 36 Gei er, Nanette, 110 Gelati, Beth, 129,174 Gendle, Peter. 110 Gent, Debit rah Gentile lea, 151, 188 Genunt Svlvia, 151 George, Armond, 110, 204 Genfge Crystal, 109,1MH7 GtUKCE. MICHEL,36. m German n. Lauren Geliy, O iJd GINGER, JOHN Giacometti, Kathleen. 102 iCiacovelJi, Mark, 129, 246 Giacovelli, Neti, WT Cl4Piio,©er«k Gianneltt, lo eph GlAVNOT I A,ST|Vf Ciarimn. Augusta,,82 OtlRIN, DAVID c.iH-ORaicroPr Gilford. Matthew Gilg. Douglas Gillette, leslie Gilroy, Daniel, ISO, 252 Gilroy, Maureen, 129,186 fitlyard, Scott, 129,174 GUVARD, 16 Binfloli, Maria, 1S1 Gleason, I mda Glut ref, Cl«wi. Danny, 90 BUS iHie, St e 1111 I Goguen. Su anne, 1! Goguen, Warren, 1 Goham, Kevin. 110 Goida, Susan, 110, 183, 187 Golden. Jeff, 252 Coldern, I isa GOLDEN, MARK, 36, 182 Golden, Tom, 129 Guitry, Tammi GOhOS, ROSEMARY GOfcYOU, TINA Gonyou, Trary Gon ale , Jeffrey, 174 Gooding, Jeffrey Good now, f d ward, 90 Goodrich, Charles, 110 Goodric h, Sc oil 294 ■ i Goon, Donna, 129,166, 170 Gordon, Craig, 129, 166,195 Gorman, Peler, 111 COR SKI. ANN, 36, 175.19S Gould, Aaron, 129, 196 Gould, Brian GOULD, SANDRA, 3b, 166,1b4j, 182,190 Gotild, Tami Gower, Timothy C RAC IN, CHRISTINE, 36 Gramrow, Suianne, 111, 174,177, 194, 195 Crane er, Shelly Grannie, Christine Grannis, Chmipbfr. 129, 246 Grassi, Gino Grassi, Robert, 129 GREBE, MARGARET, 37 Greci, Karyn, ISO, 188,1% Grvco, Martin Green, Donald, 129,, 166 GREEN, PA Ft I, 37 Gregor, Joseph, 204 Gregory, Sarah, ISO CRN UN, CAROL, 97 Griffin, Ibis, 66 Griffith, David, 129 Griffith, David CRH MlH,HERBERT, 37, 182, 192, 21« Griffilh, Marion, 7S Griffith Michael. t29 Griffith!; SffVfNrfr Grigur, Susan, 129 GR15WQID, DAVID, 17,192 Griswold, Joanne, 129 Groff, Diane, 111, 180, 2 36 Grogan, Cathy GROGAN, GEOR1FRIY CROOMt, RANDY, 37 Grose. Rhonda, 150 GROSJ . RHONDA, 187 Gross, GERALD Crow, James, 111 GROSS, LYNN, 37 Cuarnieri, Maureen, 151,166 Guamieri, Rita, 111 Guarnieri, Ronnie, 129 Gut tia, Bart, 204 GLIDICI, MARK Guidry, |ohn, 129 Cuilfoyle, Kelly, 111 Cumaer, Danny, ISO Gumaer, Ronnie, I SO, 174 Gunter, Marybeth Gunther, Denise Gurski. Maria, 129 Wr . GufeHki, Richard, lit Gufinan, Bart Haarr, Brad, 129 Haethorne, Sue., 151 HAGGERTY, DANIEL Haggerty John, 129.174, 48 HAIGHT, DIANE, 37 Haight, John HaighC William Halas, Elaine. 119, 166 HaLAS, KATHY. V HAI GAS, DARRfl Hall, Su anne, 150 Halliday, Lori HAI I ID AY. MARK Hamarkh.EJnna, 111. 183, IBS, 187 Hamilton. John. 129 Hammund, Robert Hanalin, Cathryn, HI, 244 HANAI IN, JULIE, 37 Hjnafin. Larry, 252 HanafmJ eslie, 111, 180,182,18674«?, 190, 244 Hanafin,S(A� an, 111, 244 Hanakovicptark, 129, � 66, 250 I Hancock, Robin HAND. DAVID, 38 Hand, Karen, 38, 180,136 J| Hand, Richard, 150 Hanna, Bonnie, lit, 177 Mamban, f hrislopher Harohanf Eileen, iho. 2JO HA NR -X HAN, MIC NAM, 18. 166,185, 192 Hans i'll, Cind p HARASI A, 51 EVE, 38 Hardey. William ISO Harding, Kef 111, 111 Harding, Lisa, 129 Harding Wanda, H 74, 175 HARDY DAVID, 36 Haren, I avid HAWN MONICA Harper, Christine,!29 m Ha dung. Merry, Ha dung, Nancy, ISO, 1B7 HARTUNG, ROBERT, 18 Harvey, Belly HARVEY,CATHERINE, 38, 218 Harvey, Charles Harvey, James Harvey, Nancy, 95 Harvey, Pamela, 150 Harvey, Steve. 150 Harvey, Wayne, 97 Hasch, Nancy, 111,166 Hasch, Peggy, 130 Hashem, Judy, 130, 166,169 HASHIM, MARY, 38 Hauplfleitch, Olio Hauptfleisch, Paint id, 111 Mausarnann, trie, 111, 210 Hjutjnunn, |enni(rr, ISO Havel, Maryann Havrnv |unc. 100 Hiwf, Debra Haw ,lack. 111 Hiwfhurnr, Susan, Ibb Hayes, Brian, 111 Mayes, Charles HAYES, IAURIE. iH Hayes, lisa Hayes, Michael Hayes, Mike, 1S1 Hayfer, Debra, 110 H AVI IK, MAR YU, 39, UU, 107,192 Hay ter, Sandra, 130 Healey, Mary, 177,195 Heath, Linda, 130 HIAIH WIIMAM5, 39 Hodden, Marylou, 1ST, 190 Hodden, Mary HeddtfV, Robert HI DDEN, ROBERT Hedden, Waller, 130, 247 HitiCHKf, KURT HUM, KAIHV, 39 Hell Dana, 75 MIMfNWAV, I AMI, 39 HEMMIR.BETH, 39,18b, 188, 190 Hem met, Susan, 130,194 Henchey, C ristlne Henderson, Mary Henning, Dari$H Henning, Daniel, 130 Henning, Kyle, 151 Henry, Brooke, 111 HI NRY, DAVID Henrv. Delia Henry, Mitltek, 130 Henry, William, IJD HrrblolPatfll Herceg, lam 110 Her hen reader, Diane Herr, |at kit . 107 HI KI ON, 311PMEN Hess, David, 111,204 Hess, Dduglis 11 f HISS, fOOl VK JW66. 168.192 Hew, W,tyfie Heunt h( Armin, 111, 1% Hey wood, Jeffrey, 130 Heywood, Scolt, 111 Hickey, lames. 111 Hickey. Lynn, 151 Hidock, Maine, 130 Hill, Bradley, 151 Hill, Jane, 151,18X187 Hit I, [Iff, 39,204 '• P , Hill Linda, 111, 180 Hill, lisa. Ill, 166 — Hill, Patricia, 110, If Hill,STIVl, 39 Hills, Irk, 252 Hillis, Rita, 151 Hillis, frk, 151 Hinckley, Dianna, 111, 167 Hine, Karen Hines, fame Hines, Rodney Hoag, Betsy HOAD, ROSS Hubert, Christopher, 130 Hot fkin, (anet, 110,166,169, 187 Hoefkin, Karen, 111, 1T7f 195 Hoesel, Richard, H4 Hoffman, Alan, 151 Hoffman, Alan Hoffman, Kirk Hoffman, Robert Hoke, Michele, 151,166 Holcomb, Dana, 90 HOLCOMBE, LIXY, 19 Holt ombe, Pierson, 151 Hollenbatk, Robert, 151 Holtenback, Robert, 110 Hollis, Sheryl, 130 Hollister, Brian, 151 Holmes,Cheryl, 111 Hotynes, Jesse, 130 Holmes, K ember lee Robert, 76 HOI MIS, THOMAS,39 HOLO BOSKY, CATHERINE, 19,214 HoloboskwTracie, 130 Hull, Michael, 111 Holt kay, 151 Hornarmh, Michael, 1 JO Hummel, Ioann, 151 HOMMLL, SHARON, 39 Honnick, Dolly, 81. 244 Honnlck, Tina, 111,190,219 Hooker, Dennis, 151 Hope, Unda, 151,166 Hopka, Michael 151,252 Horbrek, Michael HUK8IY, UNDA.40, 182,192,1% Horbey, Robert, 204 HortonTBetrOSI Bi, 187 Hosay, Kelly, 110,183 HOSAY, ROBERT, 40 HOTALEN, CHRISTOPHER, 40 Houck, David, 130, 22 [ HOUCK. TERRI. 40. lbfc,m 184.186 House, Clifton, 111 Hover, Dick, 204 Hover, Ricky, 204 Hover, Steve, 204 Howard, David Howard, Eileen Howard, John, 111 Howard, Kathleen, 1 11, 183, 187 Howard. Palti HOWARD, PAUL Howard, Raymond HOWARD, ROBIN. 40. 176 Howard, Susan, 111 Hoyt, f ran. 252 Hoyt, George HRANM4CKIUA.40 Hr a nek Edward Hranek, Robert, ill, 2 HREHOR, SUSAN, 40,192 Hrusetky, Caroline, 151 Hruslick, Dorothy Hrusfick, Sieve, 138 Hryt yk, Dorothy, 151 HRYCZYK, JOHN, 44) Huang, Elaine Hubbelli, Ethel, 102 Hut k, Kathleen, 112, 181,187 Hut kabone, John, 152 Hue kabone, Robert Hudy, Martin, 112, 224 Huey, Margaret Huey, Mariene, 152 Huff. C infhia Huff, Rick Huff, Rick Huff, W illiam Hughes, Diane, 112 Hughes, )oann, 112 Hughes, Stephanie, 152 Hughes, Tracey Hunt, Donna, 186 Hunt, (olene, 112, 166 Hunter, Carol, 130 HUNTINGTON, LINDA Huntington, Lisa HURL IMANY, ANNI, 40 HurJiman, Matthew, 130 Hutchinson, Kevin, 152,166, 242 HUTYNAN, BARBARA, 40,166,186. 192 Hutnyan, Stephen, 130,166 Huttleston, leri, 112 Hynes, Laurence, 87 HYZEN, }4Nf?,40, 176 HvPen, |err , 252 latovas i, Dominic, 96.250 I AC OVilll I HO VI AS, 40 lan nar co nr Mate Ian norn g indy fl hnnonf. DtvidH lannone, Maria. 110,166 bitumr. Marianne, 112.187 hi mime. Mary Indui, Franco, 130, |44 In ersoll, Jeff li graham, 1 InJrahaiUtf In l Helena. 152. l N In rip'i,. John, 130 IPfl rt III, PAMELA,41 IsJiella. David, 112 Ist-mburg, Kevin nburg,Patrick 152, 252 I E5( CINDY, 41 IVORY. SHAW N. 41. 176. IHbJl I At K SON, ItLEN, 41 Jackson, Jell fey, taiTzSJ IACOBWITZ. ELOYD Jacobs. Bonnie lACoev TANNY JACOSMN, NANCY JanfMfj. Ron, 112, jantq Hbrge lame ,TKis 84 i James, Raejean (anet ekr Irar � s4 152 Mnkowvki, trie, IS?,246 Jankowski, Maria, 110, 166, 180,214 (askiewkr, |odv, 1.10, 166,169,174 faskrewicr, William Jasko, Nancy, 112,174, 177, 195 Jaynes Gabrielle Jaynes, Robert Jcfiers, Lvnne femison. Delight,76 flNKINS, KtLIY Jenkins. Mary Jenny, Robert, 152,1b6 Jensen, David, 110, 242 JENSEN, DONALD,41,242 Jensen, Robert, 112 JOACHIM, DONALD Joachim, Tamara, 110, 166 Johns, Karen, I'M), 166 Johns, Kathy, 112,174 JOHNSON, DONNA, 41,174,180 Johnson, Lori Johnson. Mark lohnson, Michael, 1 JO Johnson, Mitchell,% Johnson, Penny JOHNSON� RAYMOND Johnson, Ronald _ : Johnston, Charles Johnston� Cindy, 1S2, 174 JOHNSTON. DAVID, 41 Johnston, (aura, 152,166. 188 190 Johnstone, Kathleen, 112 JONES, CAROLYN, 41 lones, Dana, 152 lones JNraheth. 152 lones, lilt, 112, 166, 169, 180 jj Jones, Kenneth Jones, Kes in, 152� 252 Jones, Timothy, 152,252 1 Joseph, Daniel, 130 Joseph, Don, 112 Joseph, Ronald Joslin, William, 130,196 Joyce, Craig JURACEK, PAUL jurene, Kevin Kadaronak, Starrlvn Kalasinskus, Eugene Kane, Brian, 112 Kane, |iM. 130,174 KAMI, KIM, 41,173 Karaim, Denise KARNIR, AUDRtY Karns, Jeffrey, 112 Kalcher, Brian, 152 KATTER, STtVIN Katusak, Richard, 157 Katusak, Robert, 130, 246 KAUCZKA, JAMES. 41 Kaucrka, Lynn, 152 KttGAN, EDWARD, 42, 182 HfeRerrnan. Dav ■d. ISi. 1«. Kellogg, Karen, 152 KEUOCC. WII LIAM KELM Y . At AN 42 Kennedy, Fred, 99 KERINS, Rf GINA,42,166. 169, 19£ . Kef ms Sean, 112,182.247 Kestef, Susan Kelt hum Christopher, 130, 220 I KE1CHLM, IINMHK.4I, UK It� Kidder, Ken, 130 Kiefer, Antje, 130 Kiefer, Gerald, 1S2 Kiemle, E eborah Kilgore, Robert, 95 KIMBLE. If AN, 42,179 KING, ILLIN, 42 Kir her, Scott, 130, 224 Kish, Susan Klaiisrr, David, 112,179 Warner, Telit, 152 KLAUSIR, MARKUS, 42 Klenus, Chuck, 152 Klimt buck. Bob KMM( HUC k, |OSt PH, 4J, 17 � Klkm buck, Teri, 152 Klimrk, David Klingenihirm, Susan, 130,166,16H Wish Kathryn Knjpu k, Fred Knapp, I aorie, 112,190,232 .Iblapton, Kevin ijgttwht, Charles, 152 ■■Btghl, Karen Kn-xhl, Kimberly, 152 KNIGHI, THOMAS. 42 Knm, Karen, 112,174, 194 Km t, Laurie, 132,174 Kohan, David. 112, 174 KORAN, DOUG! AS. 42. 182. 192. 210, 220 jKftban, Edward, 112, 204, 214 K©h,in.tynn, 132 Koban, Robert, 152, 252 H cak, Kim, 112 Ko ak, Lisa, 130 K6 nkn, Su anne, 130 Kpciansk , Karen 112 KCK IK, LORI. 42,176 KOEHLER, JOHN, 64, 177. 195 Koeth, Bill. 112 jftffti, Donna. 112 Kot rar Laura. 130 _ Kohler, Mark, 252 KOHIER. SHERRY. 42 Kohler, W illiam KOHUGGARY 43 Kolanda. Alan, 130,246 ktiJanda, Arthur, 152, 250 KOI ANDA, CHRISTINE, 42,176,186,180,230 KOMAR, JUDY, 43,176 Kooh. Vine ent, 112, 220, 224 ‘ KOPCHO, JANE, 43, 183, 192 KOPCHO, MICHAEL. 112 Kopcbo, Michael. 74 Kopec, Kristine, 112, 236 Kopec, Kim, 232 Koplin. Kay, 131 Korbar, Marie, 82 KORBAR, MEDARD, 43 Korosec, Francis. 152 Kosciarvki, Karen, 224 kosubosLi Kinda, 78 kotdiek, Mk hael, 131 Koteless, Scon Kntf P4rkja, Ti2 k o ut saris Bain 131 {■ KOVALICK, VINCINI. 4J, 204 Kovarik. Cheryl. 131 Kowalczyk, Cherle, 180 KOW AECZYK, IOHKK43 KOZECKf, ANJT A, 41 KOZLOSKY. EDWARD.43 KRALL. DONNA, 43,190,208 Kramer, Mary Kay Kramer, Richard Kramefuss, Krislen Krawcrvh, Christine, 152,WB Krexaku, John, 112 Kremenec, Joe, 224 KRIT ME R. GEORGE. 43 220 Kriger, Catherine, 11,180. 242. 244 Kriger, Christine Krisku, Janet, 152 Kristof, Annajean, 131 Krmenec, Joseph, 152 Krom, David, 152 Kron, Edward KROUSE, JENNY. 43,180 Krymowski Allison, 152 Kubic, Joanne Kucera, Ales Kucera, David. 131 KUCHAREK. KATHRYN, 44 182,181 1B7 Kut kn, Robert Kucko, Scotl, 131 KUHNI, ANDREA, 44, 186 KUHNE, ANDREA, 44, 18b Kunsman, Kevin, 131 Rumman, Kurt, 166 Kunsman, Penns Kunr, Karen, 166, 182 Kunrrnan, Jo Anne KlkKOSkl, CHRISTINE, 44. 180,185� 1%, 192 ku man, John, 187 LABAKBERA. IOM 44,1% LABARRON, DARYL Libarrnn, Steven La hman, Debra, 130 La hman. Mic hael, 152 La( ourse� Linnie, 208 . LACOLRSI, SONNlt,44 ia6 Ladut Brenda, 152 LADLE, I AURIF ladue Patricia Lamb, Carol, 152, 244 Lamb, Charles, 74 Lamb Jennifer Lambert Scott, 210,247 Lambert, lodd tambrinm, Charles, 107 Lamonica, Monice Land, Haden Land, lames, 152 LANE. KEVIN, 44 I ANI, IAURA, 44 Lane, Robert, 166 Lane� Tamara, 131, 188 I a no, Jimf,152 I annis. Pr«c «a. I I I anuli, Ann Marie, 1 I askowvki, |ohn, 113 Laudaro, fay O'! aughney, Maureen I aughnrn. C (arise, 1 Uvin, Brtirt. 1W lavin, Kenneth, 11I LA VO, k A 1,44, Latvian, Gerald, IV L ant oft, Netl, 94 layman, lames. r� 0 Iraki , William, 13K? Lei lair, Lynn l it j IF DIM W, IOWI1 44, 166 lee, ludy, 152, 196y U ,Rjn Ut!.153 ™ Leipold, l)ennii,79 LEN O, GERALD, 44 Leonard, Carl, % Leonard Shaun a, 152,146 lmh e, Steven LERI, VINCFNf, 44 Leach. Anthony, 152 link©, David If SHOW. I HUMAN 44, 14 Ipsser.Stat ey fc”- Lesilrr, Rkky 152 Letter, Kenneth, 111 lp «sshyn, ChnfJine 131, 174 levrrej teanrif, 111 Levon ne% Jefesa. 131, 188 lewis. Ann,91 Lewis. Randal 131,246 1181K1 (X YVONNE, 45, 176 liburdi, Robert, 152 188 11M, MU Uf Lrodioff William, 113 LINDSEY, SHARON, 4S, 166, 168. 182,190,192 line, Betlina, 186 IINI, IIIZAIIL TH,45 Lints, Robert liiak, Sltfihrn, 152 List, Diana, 152 Uaick, Pa . la, 113,181) UrUI,CHI«Vl.45,175 little, John, 152 J Little, Robin M3 llttfdvKfUh Tobello. Dominic Lo hello, Nick IOMUO, fHfR(SA,45 Lobevero, Andrea 131,174 Lobevero, |ohn lobevero, lohn lOBfVLRO. RINif,45 Locke Sharon, 131,166,169 Lott us Patrick, 152 IONC.O, FRANK 45 longo, lohn, 131 long©, Paula, 153 1% longo, Tina, 131 Lopmky, joe, 166 Lopmky, Michelle, 113,180 I oprm o, Lisa, 131,166 LOPRINZO, TONY 161� 16f®0, 234 LORD, DE AN, 45 Loren , Debra 113 180 182 190 Loren Steven, 131 I ott Janice 1 o(1, Kimberly Lounsbeti v Pamela, 11 I ounsbtfry. Sandra 13; love, Kurt, 113 I ov Kathy, 113, 219 C Lubniess ski John, 131, 166 I ocas, Rebecca, 153,177,166 LUCAS, ROBERT, 45,177 Lute, Gail, 113 Luce Can', 15f Lucbetta, Karen, 113 1 urhetta, Susan, 153 Lukovich, Michelle ILukovkh, Ronald, 131 Lupo Anthony, 107 Lupo Elizabeth Lupo John Lyman, Kevin, 113 Lynch, Cynthia Lynch, Kelly Lynn, Peter, 113 Lynns. LuAnn, 113,174,180,182 Lysak, Lewis MacFarland, Heather, 153, 244 Machalek, Karen, 114,180 MACIAS, NICHOLAS, 45.179 MACIOLIK DEBBIE. 45,179 Maiko, Penny, 131 Macko Tamara l S3 230 MacMillan, Mary Beth, 114,166 Mac Millian, Susan, 13tr 166 MaglkKCA, Un6rjk Malone Andrea, 153,244 Mainne David. Ill, 188,241 Malone, Pamela, 131,164� MAIOM, VICKI, 45,106 Majka, Kathryn ■' f Maika Stephen 114 214 tt Mafco, z©lun,iHf24 1 ■i, MarlNl, 131,230 |jypes 114 Ma Ma MeMWlH, 224 , Rmeamy 114,174,177 1$8,195 i 1 t M Ma Malt© jU� fby Kathrfne 153, 244 Kby, Mary, 190 Maltlov, Mircy 131 Martury, Janet, 77 Manchester, Brelt, 131 Mancini, Caroly n, 166 Mancmi, Cheryl, 131 Mancini, David Mancini, Joseph, 153, 166 Mancini, Markus, 131 Manger, Michele, 1S3 Mangino, Michael 107 Marker, Toby,85 Mankus, John, 153 Mann, James, 153 Mann, Jeffery, 114 Manning, Debra, 131,187 Margarone, Michael I V' Marta, Paulina, 100 Margeson, Jacquelyn 131 174,188 MARCESON, LINDA, 46 Mariam. Scott, HI Mariano, Jc ieph, Ml Marie 11% Sharon 131, 166 Marineflo, lo V Manni, Angela-331 ‘ yju Marks, IffHh iSb I MarshSpn niter, 153 % MARSH, MK HELL, 46 Marsh, Rodger Marsh Timothy, t1 ,Marsh, TarngitW Marshall, Jason, Martin, Todd, 11 Martinee Bob, 2! M AR TONI, GE Mar o, Jotgftflt 7j Masiowski, Lyi Matio vvski, Mill laef, 153 MASIOWSKt MICHILi 46, 186 Mascara, Palrii ia, 131. 188 Massela, Peter, 107 Mastrangelo, Donald, % Mastrangelo Mirk, f13 MASTRO, BOB, Mastro Marie, 1 1b 247 MASTRO, MIKE 46, 190 Masucci, John IB 180 Maierese, Jeanne 113,180 MATHIAS V1RCINA, 46 Matias, Michael T13 214 Matthews, Char rise. 113,182 Matthews, Michael, 131 Mat tsc heck Cary. 153 MATZO, )ACQlJftlNE,46, 180 190,192 MaJ o, Julie Anr� e, 153 .. Wav, Andrew, 111,166 May, Melinda 113 May, Pelei, 113 MAY. ROBERT, MAY. SUSAN. Mavers, James. 1S3 Mayers, Jeffery 113 Mayes, Daniel, 13 M jpek, Larry McAdams, Deoise. 46 Mi Andress, Miry, 113 Me ANDREW, f ATRICK, 46, 210 Me Andrew, Paul, 133 McCabe, Margaret McCabe, Nacy ; McCann, Brian 113. 177 195 McCARTY, DAVID 47 McCarty, Joel 113 McCawley. Lynne MtCALIN HEATHER, 47 236 McConnell, Rene McCormack, Timothy, 153 McCormick, Michael, 153,190 McDERMOII, ERIN, 47 McDermott, Margaret, 153,244 McDonnell, m arcarii 47 iaa, 236 McCuinness, Timothy, 113 McIntyre, Gregery 29 MtfcENlIt, THERM . 47 McKftElL,Matthew r Mclain, Ruberi Mclain ludd McLaughlin. Ale Mclaugh in M McLEAN ‘•has ■t'Erjd U I 177, p5 47 142 MvManu , kmrm, 131 Me.Master. haryn,131r 1 66, 170, 177, m � Mullin, Carol, 74 Daniel, McQuade, 153, 24 McQUADf, Gf RALD. 47 Me Quade, John, 131 MeSPARR AN,SARA,Jl7, 192 McVannan, John, 132 trs, Gregory, 113 ■■■■ f1 Mehal, lisa 113 MIIIA, JAMES, 47 Melville, Rick, 132, 246 Melville. Teresa, 153,190, 232 | Mf NHE NNETT, DEBRA MINK H11II,CATHY, 47, 183, 192 MemcheUi, Rebels a. 153, 244 Merriam, |ohn, % Meriens, Chfitopher, 153, 166 Mertens, Scott, 113, 210 Mervin, Sc oil MERWINJOIS Merwin, William, 132 Metritikas, George Metritikas, Paul Melzinger, Daniel, 153 Meyers, Brian Meza, Christopher, 161� Mtihael. Deborah, 113, 175,177 Michael. Marie, 132,195,244 Michael, Suzanne, 153 Michaels, Mark, 113 Michaels, Matthew, 151 Mick, Andreas, 132 Midyelf. Helen Mihalkir, Matthew Mikuc ki, Anthony, 153 Mffaz o. Irank, 127 Mila zo, John MIIITO, ElAINI, 48 Mills, Lisa, 132 Mills, Carrie, 132 Miller, April 132, 166 Miller, Charles J Miller, Christopher Miller, Debbie, 48 Miller, Donald Miller, Glen, 111 Miller, Kim MILLER, LISSA Miller, Michele, 153 Miller, Mike, 246 Miller, Sherri Miller. Steven, 132 Miller, Timothy, 113, 242 Mills, Carolyn, 166 Mills, l isa Mill , John, 93 ? Mill , Kathv, 'fj Miner, Glenn. 113 310 Miner, Robert Minna, K.la, 3 n, 188 en, 111 elf, Robert, t32, | ell, Sc oil N, DEBORAH, 48 , Hursl,75 yger ohn,153 athleen, 113. 186 M oilier,Pascal Molnar Maureen, 132,182, 190, 242 Monuplohvt, 132 Monahan, William, 113, 187 Mondell i, Christine, 153 Monfcirte Maureen, 113, 239 Montanari, Michael Montgomery, Mary,7B Munson. fifford Munson, Daphne, 1J1 Mukras ski Jacqueline 111 Mura vs ski, loreen, 111 Murat ski. Nad|n 151. 190 pirphy, Bin 1 MONIICEILO, VINCENT,48, m VKminari, Tori, 107 iiti IJ. MOOMIY, SUSAN, 48 Moon Elaine, 113 MpOney. Mark. 132, 241, Mooney, Pal. 153 Mooney, Susan, 15J Mooney, I bonus Moorhead, Kathy,93 Moran, Edward. ISi MOREAU. E Moret in. Loti. MORFTIN, I More! in, Mit Morey, Tamm MOREY, Will MORAGN, DFIR Morgan, Lisa, 15 Moriando, Dom Morlando, Doi Morneau, Oamel Morris, Brian hi MORTON, CARLIN. 48,166,170, 182, 192 Morton, Theresa, 1Q3 MOSHER, CARL, 48 Mosher, Christine. 132 Mosher, Craig Modeller, Kim Mott, Karon, 153,174 MOTT. KATHERINE,48,182,186, 244 Mott, Susan, 113,166 Mouillesseauc, Michael, 153,252 Moulton, Corine Moulion. Laurie Moulton, lewis, 153 Moyer, ludith, 132,166 MOYER, MARK, 48 Mueller, |nan, 94 Muggeo, Patsey, 153 Muhammad, Amal MULLER, DAVID, 49 Muller, knstine, 132, 166, 176 MUNI )l 11. DON At O Mundy, Cheryl, 114, 166, 188 Mundy, David Munroe, C had, 153, 166 Murphy, Kelli, 177, Murphy, t ynn Murphy, Mary Murphy, Michael MURPHY, MIC Ait,4? MURRAY, CARLA Murray, Christopher, Murray, Paul, 153 Murray, Susan, 15 3. Murray, Timothy, 49 Musio w ski. Mike, 25! Myers, Bruce Myers, Douglas, 24b Myers, Sc oil, 153 MYERS, STEVEN, 49 Nanius. David, 153 Namus, Mark. 114 Nasoni, Raymond. 153, 250 Nathan, lames� 132 Natoli, Mary, 114 Natoh, Pamela, ISj' Na .ik, Michelle, 1 Nearv Patricia. 15), I7TU Nechleha. Jeffery, I 12 Nedhahki. Da id I 12,246 NfDBALSkl. Dt HORAN,49. 1% Nedhck. fames. 204 NtDl Ik ROBIN 4 Nemeth, Christine, 132 Nestor ak Robert. 114 NeSlf cuter finals, 114 NIURf LITER, ROSiMARIE, 49 Newfrock, James. 204 Newfrofk, Michael, 132, 220 NEWH3N Rf TH Nezeh k Kim 114, 166 Nicholas, Artrhony, 132, 204 NICHOLAS, � HRISTOPHER,49 Nkhofs, Clay 1 Nichols, Paul, 154 Nil holson, ( � 4fy- I N nsia, Russ, 204 Nielson, Brenda, 154, 187 Nirch, Anthony, 107 NJRCHI, JOHN. 49 Nobs, Marc y, 210 NOUS, Bill, 49, 17S, 184,190 Notis John, 114, 180 Nolnas. Maureen, 166 NORTHRUP RANDALL,49,166,220 Northrop, Robert, 114 Northrop� Thomas, 132 188, 250 NORI ON, KATHLEEN, 180 Norton, Mary, 132 Norton, Paula, 236 Novak, (uveph, 114 MOVAK, MARK Novak, Richard, 114 Novilske. Debbie Nullon, Mark, 1 4 NYCI, LENORI.49 298 OChu, Hui 1R 180 O, Chi� , Mi � 54 OakYe y, Gregory Obftjro, Mark, 49 QRrtan, Karen, 112 I JpHIIN THOMAS I'mriff, Hulls Ogo aly. Wjync, 114 P(h U, Patrick, 112 lOlevano. Anna Mane, 154 • blivfra, Brian Oltyrra, Jeffery jOlitfN, M� htle, 1S4 OWm. Eugfne kh. Gayle A N, STIVIN jA efski, I mda. 112, 166, 1HR f n, Arnold n, Randall Kendrick ONDn m , david Ondfi ko, Linda, 180 O'Neil, (auric, 112 O'Neil, Norman, 154 O'Neil, limuthy, 112,182,188, 248 ONEY KAIHIt. SCI, 182 Oplinger, Debra, 154, 166, 177,188 Opp, Keith, IJ2, 166. 1% OPP, KEVIN. 30, 166. 196 Oravin, Patricia, 114 JOB O'Rourke, Daniel Osborne, Bob, 224 Oibe , Richard, 132 Osier, Scott, 166 Ostrowtfct, Sc oil Ovem, Ruger Overheld, Hit hard, 132 418 OvcrsfonvAfthur, 74 Owen. Ricky, 132, 204 Pa cio, Caria, 112 244 Pan in, Christina, 154, 244 Pace, Dale, 114 Pace. Ronald, 112 PATMfeV, Df AN, 30, 166 PADBURY, SCOTT, SO 166 P.idula, John, 112 Padykula, Patricia, 91 Pagano, Anna Marie Pagano, Dantela, 132 Alan, 114 PAGI,-CATHY, 50,183.190 Paine. Gerald. 132, 246 Paine, Patrick, 114, 210 Pa et ek, farmila, 100 Palar o, Diha, 154 Palar70, Joe % Palari, ViL ent, 132 PaJHInseph. 87 l .llu, Gayle. 154 Palmam. Frank, 132 Palm jvani, Frank, 188 PAWRSANI, PH YU IS„50 PaToMur Unit-., Hi, 182. 224. 248 PAH MBAK0, THERfSf. 50. 181,219 faloihbo, Mane, 154,234 PM OM8O MAUREEN 182, 214 J Pjlubo, Mat. 252 Panavuk, Margaret, 154,166 PANILtA, DAVID,50 Panella, Paulette, 114, 180 Pjnella, Anfhuny Panic (ia, lorelta, 154 PANICCIA. ROSANNA. 50, Paniccia, Vincent, 188 Papa, Kathleen, 154 Papa. Kenneth PAPA, TAMARA, 50 232 Papagelis Anne Marie, 154 PARADIS, DANIIL, 210 P aradys . Gerald Paris, Joseph, 114 Parisi, Steven, 133 Parisi, Terri Parker, Cln lord PARKER JEAN Parker, |ohn P.irker, John, 1J2 Parker, Jon Parker, Lori, 102 [ Parked Jeffery, 111 P ARKIS HAV M€ 4U, 50 Pa PBe, lisa, 113,188 Faiquino, Alan, 114 Pastrick, Michael, 131,246 pXttirsorbecky.si Patterson, Theresa, 113, 166,188 Pawlovic h. ( hriss, 154 PAVLOVICH, BARBARA, 51 Pavlovich. Chris, 2S2 Pavlovich, Eric, 248 Pavlovich, Rick, 132 PAYNE, DON AID Pea, Philip PEABODY, BRENDA Peabody, James, 111 Pec hanek, Ronald, 114 Pe k, James, 133 Peck, John Petkham. Diane, 114, I$2, IB Pedlev. A , 2% Pedley.fnc 114,20 Pellet!. Charles Pt mb ridge, Kevin, 154 Pender, David, 131,17 Penrose, ihomas, 113 Pera ini( Tina PerechinsKv, Raymond TR 204 PERICHINSKY, SUSAN, 51 Perfetti, lenard, 114 Perkins, Pamela PERO, ANTHONY, 51 Pero, Cheryl, 113,174. 180. 244 Pero, Daniel, 114 Peru, David, 113 Pero, John Pero. Joseph Pero, Thomas, 114 PI TRIUI, REGINA,SI, 188 Petrolle, Hi abeth, 131 19ft 247 Petrus eUi. Jo Anne 1.54 Pettinato AnthdHv, 114 Pd7?uli, flame, U3 174 wi uff. Joseph e—“1 Pe uti, Kathryn, 154 Phillips, Daniel, 133 flfre nn. Kenneth, 114. 210 ■Ldlno, Nicholas. 154, 188. 2k a . rhVA YtBi e 244 1, 244 J oyce, 113, 247 PlHroacki, Tony, 99 f$gos, Charles, 133 PfPlK.pHN lp.k , tyrnnefh Mt I • r- ce, ||L a Peterson, Briana, 113,182 j Pt TIRSON.CHARMAINt.5t Peterson, Trio, 114 PelriJIi, Carmen, 1S4 1% Petnlli, Kathleen, 114 PJTR11 L|r L ISA 166. 168 . Bri.rn.ge J , Josef TTi P Pitrfter, MR JlW PITMAN, (AMES PiMarelli, Brigitte Pi artfe Ann, 85 PI UR, IAMMARA, 51, 166, 169 Pi uti, Juliet, 154 Pi zuti, Salvatore, 154 Planck, leigh, 154,166 Plait. Rhonda, 154 Plichta, loan. 114 Ptutino.lisa 133 Ptymale, Allen, 154 Politis, Konstantinos Polos k , Patrit ia, 154 Pompey, Megan PocKtifgiavt. Rene, 154,166, 1B8 Popelkj, Vita, 74 Pocari, G-ulio PORCARl. FRANCESCO SI PORCARI, MAHLDE 51 Porrelta. Pauline, 102 Pospisil Calhv, 111 Pospisrl, Mary Ellen, 154 Pt 1OCHNIAK, ROBE R 1,51 Powell, Timothy Powers, Glen Po ri, Angela 1 13,188 PO I. MICHAEL, 52 Prath, MTchad 114,182,1H6 PRAHM, RICHARD 52 Prasad, Sujata Pratt, fames 154 Pratt, Nancy, 111. 188 Prihula, David, 154 Pribulick Peter. 114, 724 Pric e, Lynn. 154 Price, Manari?, 114 Prika slv Lisa PRIM.UPSKY, DENISE, 52 Proctor, Danny Pr� for, Susan PfOSflWn, SandrJ, 114. 166 Prusakowvki Julin, 114,224 Prusiensky, Kenneth Pucedo, Cary, rS Pfudfnlc, Vincent Puteino, Paul, 154 Pulse, f li abeth Pulse, Robert, ITU PULZ, KRISTA Putrrbaugh, Brian PC TRINO. CHRISTOPHER, 52 Putrino, Uavid, 114 Putri tin, Janus Pulrinn, Jtin Pulrino, Paul PUTMNQ.RCX H PUlRINf), TERES Quann|,KefTe , 1 %W Qwnne.Kiml rly, Quaranta, Angela, 116, 210 Quaranta, Annelle, 116,180,218 Quapanta, Connie, 107 QUAR1 ARARO, CHRISTOPHER Quarfararn, Susan, 154 Quealy, David. 131,166 Quercia, Domenic Quinlivan, Ann, 131 Quinn, |rrild Quire I lo, David, 111 Quirelfo, Debra, 154 Rader, Lori, 154 Rader, Nett, 114 Rahn, (oKeeti, 154 Rahn Dawn, 133, 166, 170 Rambv, Tara, 154,166 R a nvsey, Cynthia, 154, 166 Ramsey, Lome, 131, 166 RAMSEY, ROBfiRT, 52 Randall, Wilma Randesi, David, 114, 241 Randesi, Frank, 133 Raatlk� I auric,, 113, 174 Randv lbaron, lf4 . 183, 187 Rasile IVhjJSh, 154, 166 Raule incy Marie, 154, 166 Rathford, Mkhelle, 133,189, 244 Rauh, Karen Raymond, 1 «multo v RAY MONpOIAI Nl, 52 Re«c Philip Reardon, i«h(1 REDHt AL , ]( )H Read head, Stephen Rednlphy Lisa. lMr 186, 230. 236 Redpath, Murcy 155 Red path, Mit had Reece. Renee Reece, t«heft 33 Reed, Cheryl Reed, Karen, 133 Reed, Kerry Reed, ferry, 114 REMAN, LORI, fcehurek, Rdf, Jeff Rieg, Pel , Romhartb James Keinhurd, Marcia Rejd klhleiR, 114, 166, 168, 190,218 klNERO, Mi LOOT Renner, Dima. lViya 300 Rent rope, Roger gwRrto, JoAnn | Reynolds, Cristino, 155 Reynolds, Debbie, 115,180 Reynolds, Mark, 133? 182.248 REYNOLDS, MICHAEL r2 REYNOLDS, THOMAS, 52,11� R1CCIARDI. LAM AR|M( I, 52 Richards, Stacy I� Richardson, Mar Richmond, I u gene, ?SSy; 166 RICHTER, DONNA, 13 Ru bier. Robert. 133,188 Riley, Jackie, 115,210 Riley, John Rinde, Jeff, 115 Rinde, Susan, 155,166,169 Riner, Paulla, 155 Riner,Thomas, IIS Ripic, Jennifer, 111 Ripic. John, 1S5 Ripic. Paul, 115 Ripic, Penne, 1S5, 189 Rita, Alec, 252 Rila. Joseph. 204 R it invkf, Kathleen Riven burg, Shari WZZI, RICHARD, 53,160 Rizzi, Robert, 166 Riz i, Sandra, 115,166 ROACH, ANN MARIE, S3, 180, 188 Roai h, I ram is, 113,188 Roberts, Laurie, 115 Roberts, Roxanne ■ Robinson. Ann Knbinson Eileen. 133. DIO Robinson. Heather, 133 RU81NSON, MAUREEN, 189, Tfflr Robinson, Michael, 155 Robinson, Gary, 155 M Rpche. Joseph, 155, 166 ’j RODGERS, KATHLEEN, 53 166, � 69, |90 ( Kodniiin, David Rue,f li abeth, 155,166 1 EL ROE, SUSAN Rug, Todd, 155 174 | v - Rogers, Tracy, l it 155 I Roll, Suzanne Rnllo. Paul Roma Anflka, 155 Rotna, Christine, 133 mi. Debra, 113 Roma, Denise, 115,239 Roma. James, 133, 247 Roma. Lisa, 114, 18« ROMA, MARIA, 5 I. Roma,Mlchdle, H4 Roma, S.indra, 15 5 Roma, lindens, 186 Ronu, Vincent ROMA, VINCENZA, 53 Roman, Andrea ROMANO DIANNE, 53, 1H6 Romanoskv, Mary Ann, 155, 174 Romanovs ski. MkhaH Romanowski. Stanley, 1.13, 182. 188, 248 Romeo, Chris Rome i. Paige Romeo, Tony, 252 Rumpala. Maine. 133 loMPAL A, MIC HI 1E, 53.176 Roma. Mary Rosa, Deborah, 146, 155, 166, 168, 187, 190, 212 Rosa, Michelle, 115, 166, IttO Rosas, Rhonda Rose, loseph, 75 ROSE, TOBY, 53,204 Rosen, Valerie. 115 Rossi, Alissa, 169, 174 Rossi, Erancine, 155, 1BH Rossi, lean. 113 Rossi, lisa, 155,210 ROSSI, PATSY, S3 Roth well, Mark, 115,102 ROUGH T, BRUCE, 13,204 Rounds. HBa, 183 ROUNDS, IACOB, 54 Rounds. I aura, 155,183 Rouse, Waller, 133,247 Rowley, Michael, 155 Ro risky, Theodore, 115,174, 177, 1 4, 195 Roane. 8elhr 11S Ruane, Michael. 115 Ruane, |gtaL —— RUBINO, GLENN, 54 RUIHL, NELSON, 54,1b6 Ruggero, Paul, 115 j Rushanski, Michael, 115 Rusnak James, 133 Russell, Roger, 115 Rutsik, Ardele, 155 RD5SIK, EVELYN. 54. 174, 175 Puvvik, Mar jn e, 115,17T, J77 Russin, Elaine, 131. 174 RU55JN KATHRYN, 54 Rutkowsbi, Rose, 80 Ryan. Christopher, US HYAN, MARIIOYCI, y.W, ■ VAN, PATBICK Ryczak, Chris, 244 155 RYMAN, GARY, 54 Rynders, Jeff, 133,166 Sabol, Andrew, 116 SABOT, JAMES, 54 Sacco, lisa, 116 SACCO, MATTHEW, 54 Salamido, Gary, 134. I® 246. 250 %URSON, BRIAN, 54 «SS u van, 134 r 247 WliUAM, 55 Wvev SAVINA, [9 Saunders, « Bfiii Saulro, Tawhi, 1tSr t7 | Siy Alinr1IS SAV AS I A NO, RON ALU SAVIOGE, [AN, 55, 166, 1 69 Siwrhuk, Chris, 153, 166 Saiton.Dnrltta. 134 Say, Kathy, 100 Starr Joseph. 107 S8ARR A, IINDA, 54, 106 SCAITS, KEVIN, 54 Scales, Kandy, 114 St ales, Rubin, 155, 174 S iln, 5«oil, 155,168 Sralone, Chriv, tt5 S«l ro, Micheaf. 2S7 Sctaetef, Dcbbiv ''dSaCtt'r, rt S haefer, Roberta, 115 Sthjpiro, Mart v, 115 S happerf, John, 114 Sc happen. Mary, 1S5 SCH yOifNt V, SlfVEMp gafcrT Si hneider, Chris Sc hneider, SI even, 115 Schofield, Thomas, 134 vTtuOfMMLer. Dawn, 1 Si huttak, Jeffr 166 Mary J«, 155 SFN1W. DAVID, 56 Semw. Diane, 134,1 j6,170 StRGGANNIMARII. 5S Sergi, Velma, 103 Serbwj, D 1« 180,190, 212 I ■Define, 115 Sf ROWIK, JOSEPH, %, 177,192,195 Serowik, Karen, 115,177,106,195 Serowili, Suvan, 134, Severence, Paula, 1 Sexton, fames Sexton, Rebecca, 115, ISA, 1M Shaffer, Dennis Shaffer, Donald, 155 Sh .ffer, Gloria, 134, iha Shaffer, Joseph 134 SHAMIR I INI) A, Shaffer, M it ha el, Shamulka, Bruce, IS'� Shanlev, Lisa, 155 Shanley, Patricia, 91 Shapiro, Marry, 177 SHAWKtY,CHRISTOPHER I SHEARER, DANIEL 1 SHEARER, MARK Shearer, Tamms 155, 18“ SHELAMKEY, DAVID, % Shetanckev Paul ISl She lepak, Gregory, 115 . SHHIEY, LAURA. 56 Sheliun. lav. 111 224 SheUon fkrn Shepardfon, Jeffi Sherman, Brent •'Shipman. Mark, 155 Shipway, Michael, 134 SHIPWAY, SUSAN 56J76, SHIRTY, MlCHAIh Shires, Sue. 1 14 Shirley Merry Fllei Shirley Rose MariJ Shiflev. Sarah, 11 Shirley Susan, 114 Shoemaker Pamela Shulls, E fit . 115 MiiJfim j, .Ivan Shu rtm a vjpo dn ey 5ick, Beth, 155, 167 SICK, PAUL Steherv Mntf $IW AM, FRANK, 56 mtein, turilfe. 04 Mario. 134, TWT.204 SikestC NlifyK I15, Simonik, Donald Simomn, Joe, 76 5TMONIN, MARY JF AN. 56, 175, 183 SIMPSON, DIANE, 57 nt lair, Charley, 114.246, 250 Sinn la ir, Stol I, 1 SSI SINCLAIR, VALI Rif,£7,166,182 SINGIR, SHEUTV, 57,190 Sinirki, laufie 115 SINKKI, MARYKAY.47,182 Sinickr, Michael, 155 Sin lew, David, 194 Sivton, John Skiba, David Skohern, Terry, 155,177, 190 SKONIFCKI, 8f TH, 16, 57,166,166,184 Skoniecki, Ion, 113, 236 Skivan, Chris Slahucka.Juan, 156 67, 13JJ2 Slahuck 4, Sharon, 115,180 Slam a, Stephen, 115 Siecht. Henry, 79 Sleeper, Vtndy Sleeper, Fred Slim.it ek Alena, 1%, 109 Slone, |oAnn, 115, 16 , 169, 102 Slone, Maureen. 134 Slone, Russell, 1%, 256 er, Richard Smatta Patrick Smal 4, DMmar, 115 Smilf BtuCndj, Smedira, Roseanne, f IS Smeft er, Ronald, 156 Smetana, Debra, 134, 166 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER, 57 Smith, Dawn SMITH, DENNIS, 57,190 Smith, Donald. 156, 252 Smith, Donna, 134,106 Smith, lames, IIS Smith, Jeffrey, 134,242 SMITH, JOSEPH SMITH, JUDITH, 57,208 Smith, Ken, 115 Smith, Kristin, 156,166 SMITH, MARILYN,57, 188,192 Smith, Michele, 115,1b6 fnjtliLf nd|ifL IM Smith, Ruberi, 91 'm Smith, Roger Smith faflpNl4,185, 204 Smith, Sheri, 1341174,182,195 252 RjjyjlSs YNN, 56. 176 v, I eon NS, KIM, 56, 2 18 NIK, DAVID, 3e Smith, Steven, 1 Smith, Tamar, 1 SMOUNSKf, Ml ‘ Ml □ «.01 SN SNYDER. LISA, 57 Snmer Kathleen 166,169 SomenSj Steve, 246 SOMERS THOMAS, S8, 196 Summa, Stephen, 134 SON Ml RCj VIN, BRI AN, 56 Sorothimky, frank, 220 SOUTHARD RICHARD 50 uthafll, Stott Sowers, Oar SOWERS, TODD SoWka, An irea,156, t77, 190 paar, Cindy, I56„l6t SPACER, MICH At use Spadine, Alan, lH 182,242 SPADINE, DONNA 58 168 Spaiik, |oteph Spaltk Robert, 134 SPANGENBURG, dennis Spear, Cathy SPIAR, THERESA, 189 Spit.her, Shaun, 156 SprlUne, Theresa, l%iZ4g SPflLANI, VINCENT, 58,182, 190 Spencer, James Spencer, leo, 156 Spera, Herman, 188 Spera, Sonny, 182,248 SpiecHowie . Frank Sp legal. Stacey Spillman, David, 156 Spmelli, Loretta. 115 Spinelli, Vint e, 252 Spoor, Charlene Spont, Rk hard Sprague, SlarMl15,242 Springer, Kevin 5TACHYRA, Ilf HIE Y, 5f 51 ANDI5H, JOHN, 58, 241 STANKIE WICZ, PAUt Stanton, Mark Starchok Sharon, 134 Starring, Diane, 156, 187 Stauff, Randolph, 04 Steenburg, Debra, T 56, 244 Stella, Craig, 115,242 W Stephens, Christine, S Stephens, Dawn, 134 It Sterlacci. Donr� a, 06, 177 | Sterns, Douglas +34 246 Stevenson, Dorothy Stewart, Mark, 156, 252 STINARD, DANA, 58 Si. Ledger, Robert. 86 Stockton, Vernon, 114, 246 nP STONE, HADIEY, 58 STOOPS,CRAIU i 192,194 Strain, Randal, T15, 2CW 220 Strain, Slacev, IS5 y Strauss, Geoffrey, 93 STRAUSSER, C4f!L 58, 189, 210 Sirausser, Lis a A156,166,189 Strick, Mary , Slriley, William, IIS Struilo, John, 115,210 Strollo, Robert, 156,24 WMA 9 Strom, Cheryl, 134, 166 STRONGHILOS, ATHENA, 58 STRONGHILOS, JOANNE, 59 Sirous, Robert Struck, Andrew, 1S6 5,'uth- v 15 Strut kus,pfegory, 134 'Jf Slrutkirt. Randal W STUD LR, |f ANNEf 59,184, ifiS, 190, J92 Strum, Michael Jtoidick, Gerald,?9 ■ liidick, Lydia, 134, 166,177 Sukgnik, Pamela, 78 ■ SUIAI VCKE, ROSANNE, 59, 192 SuJger, lisa SUliCH, MICHAEL, 59 SULLIVAN, GREGG, 59 SUL I IVAN, |AMES, 59 Sullivan, Margaret, 156 Sullivan, Michael, 124 Summers, Marjorie, 115 Summers, Tom, 134 Sundgren. Richard, 134 Sure ek, leannie. 156 Surmik. Barbara, 134 SUTLIEF, ELLEN, 59,182,192 Svercek, Lori, 134,166, 183 SVERCEK, LYNN, 16,59,182,183,192, 208 Svercek. leanne Swarf , Rk hard, Swetitth, Kathleen Sylvester, Bryan, 115 Sylvester, Karoline, 155,188 SYLVESTER, LINDA. 59,176 Sylvester, Peter, 81 SYMANCYK. LAURA, 59J T66 168, 218 Symancyk. Lisa, 156, 166 Tabas, Henry, 156 f aft, Ruth. 134, 174 Tail, Kay, 116,166 Taiaday, Janice, 135,177,188 faladay, Jeanne, 135,188 Tallman, Jeffrey Tarrant, Christine farricone, Charles, 97, 214 Tarritone, Kathleen, 156,188,190, 224 f ARRICONE. LOUISE, 59,183, 190 Larrigiano, Paula, 156 TARTAMELA, ANNA, 59 Tart amelia, Mariano Tatich, Denise, 116,180, 190, 206 Tatko,Kenneth, 116, 204:. ratofjiil, 135 Taylor, George, 156 yf I aylor, Karen M r aylor, Marybeth.i 116 I aylor, Nancy, 135 I AYLOR. SUSAN, 60 ‘ I aylor, William ft hir, Dennis, 91,241, 248 Tedcftchi, John, 116 1 ednfftWovalij, 116 leeple, Kindi, 135 f eeteft, Thomas, B0 TENtiAl l, DEBORA. 60, 182, 186, 1% UKHOR5I, JOAN It-rpatk. laura 15 166, 189 T erregrema. hnspb, i-0 T rrregrim , S|J , I J5 I ersmejte, Margaret, ®5,175 I erwilligor. Loti Teuheii, William, 95 f«yv bl|fy AndrFvr 156, 1M Iga, 5 THint,KARIN,60,166, 168 Thomas, Becky, I IS, 166,188 Thomas (Jen Ihomto, lanei� 100 I human, Rk hard, 74 Thompson, James, 116 THOMPSONMby. HO-179 If2, 208 Thompson, Suzanne, 11S g ornton, fames Thorton, Nancy,95 T.beri, Ellen, 135, 166 Tiberi, Eugene Tiheri, George, 156 Tiberi, Robert. 1S6 Tiberi, Ruth, 107 Tiberi, Valerie, 116 TILTS, ARTHUR, 194 Tinklepaugh, Kevin, 116,724 Titocci, Enrico Titocci, Man, 156 T odd, Suzanne, 155, 166 Tokos, Henry TOKOS, STEVE loan nek, Iheresa, 116 Tnmfnrl� , Todd, 252 TOMIK, MARIA, 60 Tomik, Michael, 156 Torrujvky, Calvin, 116 Toole, Patrick, 116,186, 210, 248 Toth, Christopher Toth, Jim, 252 Toton, Iom,87 fovopoik, Joseph, 156,188 TOVOKMK, KEVIN, 60. 222 fownst nd, John, 156 Townsend, Patrick 1r y, fames idjrrr.Mit helium) Io er, Terry frabut c o, Thomas, 116, T Trapani, Lisa. 116 TRAVIS,MARION, MJ 1 rav iv, Slanlev Tredo, Jeff, 252 1 redo, _d Tredo, Paul Tripp. Lisa, 135 k]L Jr PP- Mark. 135 19D Imlilwo, Mary,m, 1%, Iftfl, 1% Trtix U. Oaimy, p6, 252 Trt� t H, Iamfllf.208 Tumk Charles. 84 Tu|fn rr Deborah, 115 better. Timothy; 1J5 [f. William unu, Paula Marten ttv d. 116 JIVIN. J42 I iv mt, Mi haet t hUL William DISH, GREGORY,60,214 t NDIRWOOD, DONALD UNOI RWOfU), THOMAS Urban, Haten, 135,182 Urtun Karl. 116 iirdani V Todd VAIACHOVIC, MARILYN, 60, 236 Valac tiovif, William Valenl, Bradley, 116 Vallese, Michael, 115 VanAb . Susan, 116 Vjnhramer, t iva, 156 Vam ampen. tori, 115,166 Vandermark, Douglas Vandermark. larrup tit� Vandermark, luanfti, 135,174 Vanderwende, Debra Vanderwende, Lynne VANIHING, GILBERT VANIK, MARY ANN 60 Vangordrr. Roger VanniKker, Linda, 156, 166, 18 1 Van Vest rout, Paul, 115, 156, VanVeslfuui, Mike Varga, Gi ella Varga. Karen, 115.174 VARGA, WAYNE, 61, 241 Vastko, Chris, 252 VASISKO, SCOTT, 6 Vaufer, Robert, 156 Vavra, Anthony White, Laurie, 115, 166 WHITE, 1081,62 White, tori VVHIIL, MARY, 62,180, 216 While, Scott While, Shannon 157 WHITTAKER, DANIII, 62, 2 34 WHITTAKIR, JAMES,62 Whittaker, Kenneth, 157, 252 a Wide� , Gregory, 116 WIKf, |f GGFRY, 2U4,62 Wilber, Charlie, 135 ► Hier, G ret then BVIlhuej Wilbur, Cha W'ike, lefferv Wike. Susan, 180 Wilcox, Kelly. 116 Wiko , Michael, 135, 246 Wildr.ck, Albert, 1S7, 220 WILEY, PATRICIA,62 Wilkins, Michael Williams, Annette, T5f; TO Williams, David Williams, George, 135 Williams, Gregory, 157 W illaims, lack, 135, 246 Williams, Marie Williams, Michael 157 Williams, Noreen, IIS, 166, 183 William , Samuel W illiams, Stephen Williams, Suzanne, 116, 194,19 WILLIAMS, TERRI, 6). T66 WILLIAMS, TIMOTHY,63 Willis, Dean Willis. Karen. 115 Willis, Lorraine Willson, Doris Wilson, Anne Wilson, Dave, 252 Wilson, Diane Wilson, Donald, 116 Wilson, Douglas, 175, 242 W i Is on, Douglas, 116 WiHon, Gladys. 102 Wilson, lames, 115 Wilson iary, 86 W'inleAlkhelle, 136 WINTER, Rt NEE, 63,176 V mtiMgrass, John, 116 Debra, 116 Withers, Robert Withers, Sandy Wilt, Deborah, 157,232 WITT, |AMES, 61,192 W,Hyphen. 136 WOLE, DAVID,63,182. 204 Wolf,0OuKl.is,m WOEFE JIRRV 204,63 Wolfe, Kathleen, 136,182,190, 234 Wood, Stephen, 136, 1M. V Olid, Susjo, 157,1 ft ■ 195 Woodruff, jane, 116 Woods, Tnstina Woods, William, 157,242 Wortman, Linda, 157,174 Wrenner, Kevin, 157 Wright. Gail, Ii6, 17S Wright, Thomas, 116 Wrobleski, Cheryl, 157, 166, W Wrobleski, Lisa, 116, 182,186 Wurth, Kurt Wyak, Courtney, 116, 182, 190 Wyatt, John Wyatt, Richard, 157 WYATT, ROBIN,63,1B2,190 YAGER, 1 HUM AS, 174,175,177. Yarrington, Cynthia Yarrington, I redrit k Yearick, Charles. 157 Tearic k, Rebec ra,T 16 Yoder, |u lie Young, Charles p Yungkurtli, Kristin, 116 YungkJrlh, Kurt, 136, 166 Yrtrko, lames, 115, 248 frarheis, Elam, 157 Zade, James, 135, 246 Zades, Patricia, 116 Zeccola, Mark, 157 Zechman, Eric, 157,166 ZICHMAN, MARK, 63 Zembek, Timothy. 157,174,1% Zembert, Lori, 157 Zettler, Mark, 79 Zevan, Dave, 252 Ziegler, Laurie, 136, 174 ZHMNSKI. AMM.61,174,117. 1« 18 ,. 195, Zielinski, Robert, 157 IFUN5K I, STEPHEN, 61,21C 7IIMBA, ALLEN,61 Ziemba, John, 136 ZIEMBA, USA, 63, 183,210,239 Zimmer, Carrie, 116,174 Zimmerman, Ellen, 136 Zimmerman, W illiam,74 Zinc k. William, 91 Zi ak, Michael, 116, 204 Zi ak Dave, 252 Zur, Leslie, 116 Ztvirble, Bernadine, 157, 166 THESAURUS STAFF Editors-iivChief: Barbara Fisher and Ann Butler Treasurer Jessica Battle Assistant Treasurer: Betsey fisher Section Editors: Seniors lisbeth Aunetversen faculty: Lisa Brown Activities Linda Fairchild Sports: Lynn Boras Underc lassroen Vicki Bakos Assistant to Section Editors Debbie Nedbatski Index Betsey Fisher Photographer-in-Chief Kevin Opp Typing: LuAnn Harnsand Shawn Ivory Art Work Mary Brown Start Tim Zembek, Tom Somers, Marc Fisher, Karen Brzezowski, Linda Horbey, Sue Evans, Deb Tennant, Cindy Bari hoiomay, Ann Battle, Betsy Freedman, Becky Cipolla, Karyn Creci, Sue Donavan, Lisa Rossi, Carmen Petrilli, Cerr Florini, iudv Lee. Armin Heunch. 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