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

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1989 volume:

Thesaurus llnion-Endicott SchooC 1200 East Main Street Endicott, New York 13760 VoCume 43 The yearbook staff would uke to dedicate the 1989 Thesaurus to the memory of MR. JOHN MILTZ Life! Most of us take it for granted. Each of us finds it difficult to comprehend a world without ourselves as an active, vibrant participant. Yel death comes to each of us. This past school year, the life of one of our teachers, John Miltz, came to a sudden end. It is difficult to imagine a world without him. Mr. Miltz was a kind man, a gentle man, a patient man, who chose to do something very special with his life. He chose to teach. He shared his knowledge and skills with literally hundreds of students and colleagues during his twenty-five years at UE. Each of us learned so much from him, and benefited from his decision to teach. Each of us who worked with him is richer because of his life. Each of us who knew' him will continue to smile at fond memories of him. Table of Contents Seniors 18 Juniors 60 Sophomores 76 Freshmen 92 Academics 108 Activities 132 Sports 174 Student Life 216 Advertisements 251 Index 277 ♦ Seniors Section editors: Cheryl Knott and Carol Serino Class of 1989 This year's senior class has shown some great spirit. Our magazine sale went better than any other class ahead of us. V were always very spirited and had a lot of U-E pride. Our last year at U-E has been a memorable one. Special thanks 1 Mrs. Yacko and Mrs. Marshall, our great advisors. Good luck to all the future classes of Union Endicott and all t! members of the class of ’89! President — Kellianne Archer Vice President — Tracie Link Secretary — Amber Platt Treasurer — Cathy Olshefshi by; Kellie Archie AND THE OLD SHALL DREAM DREAMS, AND THE YOUTH SHALL SEE VISIONS, AND OUR HOPES SHALL RISE UP TO THE SKY. WE MUST LIVE FOR TODAY, WE MUST BUILD FOR TOMORROW, GIVE US TIME, GIVE US STRENGTH, GIVE US LIFE. Childhood was for fantasies, for nursery rhymes and toys. The world was much too busy to understand small girls and boys. As I grew up, I came to learn that life was not a game, that heroes were just people that we called another name. Now I’m grown, the years have passed, I’ve come to understand. There are choices to be made and my life’s at my command. I cannot have a future 'til I embrace the past. I promise to pur- sue the challenge, time is going fast. Today’s the day, I take my stand, the fu- ture’s mine to hold. Commitments that I make today are dreams from days of old. I have to make the way fo generations come and go. I have to teach them what I’ve learned. So they will come to know. (Based on Joel 3:1) James H aliam Bernard A limam i Kettv Bader Michael Antalek Russell Avery Jeff Barker Vincent Attio Keflieanrte Archer Karen Bad cock Julie Bamfather Erika Adkins Cos into Aifarano Dennis Anderson Michael Audi no An ie Anastasi Michelle Bendert Lari Bayftjff Michael Bennett MicheUe Bennett H'ifliam Bennirujer Cart Bend Kenneth Bevins Pamela Bitty Thomas Black Connie B rus ter Robert Byers Brenda Contone William Cortin Kim Cardneo Mario Carver Lisa Catanxaro Nich Cevette April CeeA Christopher Cherry Jantes Ciamvino Saruira CQfford Nancy Coar Michael CoCtins Tamera Compton Trina Chang Jeffrey Ciccarino Vavid Coleman Co irine ConAXin Phetsa Chanthavongsa Joseph CiedaretSl Stephanie Coleman Shetty Corby Jennifer Cordi Matthew Critiunins Guy Cruise Timothy Craig Micfi tte Coughlin Joanne Cruise f ranklin Cnu Eric Daniels Rick Darjnne Kermetk Harrow Jennifer Davies Laurie De B deck Jason Delorenzo Wiffiam Dennison Tert Derr Renee Deutermann NicfcoCos DetSanto Betynda Dimattei Dominica Diario Richard Diorio D eadra on Amy Doane Steven Domenecft Daniil Donovan Erika Downey Darcy Diujuid Mark Dudmyafe Judith Ftiriju on David Fcttcrolf Tracy Finkleman John Fitzgerald Robert Fratev Sharon Frank William Front Laura Frederick Kristina Frey Jon Frkjo w Aden Fusco Erika Gance Leanne Grassi Christopher Green MicheoC Green TetupCe Greenienf Joseph Grumpper A Can Heath Micfiaet Heide Trevor Hercegi Michette Herman Erika Hoffman Lori Hoimes Lori Hopko Heather Horan Melanie Hummer Stacy Hutcfiison Connie I ovine Deborah Hutton Joe Jayco� Sara Jennings Audrey Jindra Brooke Jobin Daniel Kneyvettshi Christine Johnson Lee J ones k JuUe Jones Amy Katas inski Christopher Kart Richard Kart Kristin Kitgore Jason King Gaiy Kintner Witiiam Knapp Michael Koftn Laurie KoUxnda Jeffrey King Cheryl Knott Scott KoGamier Roger KovaUhick Curtis Kinney Ann Koban Joyce Kopcfto Timothy Krutf Hatty Kiihtk Robert Kulte Lucinda Lamb Maurice Latessa Christa Lorujo Chart Lambrinos Joshua Levinson Carrie Lane Tracie Link Jennifer Lane Christopher Lory Edward M agtir Luisa Mancini Christina Money Kevin Maiujanaro Stacey Manning J as on Marcacci Jeff Marfcavitt Katfdeen Mariani MtcheaC Marsh Jennifer Maxson Joshua McCov Brenton McLean Davi { Mayes Joseph Medwetx Paula Mazzei Jason McCoon Samira McFarland Michael Melnvh Holly Mitchell Brian McGuinness Kevin Miller Patsy Miller Paul Motto Jeffrey Moody Melissa Murphy Patrick Mulligan MichaeC Moon Jofrn Morton Timotfiv Murphy Cheryl Muscio Carta Noce Nicole Nosal John Nugent David Oconned Stack Odessky James Otjitvte Erin Ohara Nadine Ofiviert r L______ J Trudi OCsen Catherine Ok fiefs hi Stacy OCshefshi Michede Op Unger Daniel Or6and Linda Os Borne Daniel Onufer Jason Osser V Candy Paccio Antonietta Paoftni Chad Par her Michelte PasquaU Christopher Patrick Darcy Parker StefanU Peake Jennifer Petterscn Gtamptero PittareCfr Cfterved Philip Tara Philips David Petrolic Angela Pixxuti Amber Plait Andrea Rosati Retina Rixxi Kathleen Robinson Heather Roma Sara Quido rt Michele Quinlivan Teresa Reese Jon Pyscxywsfci Anthony Randesi Keith Reger Erin Rafrin Steven Raymond Margaret Pugacz-Muraszhi Sara Rinde Karen Riruy Cory Sfu’rttiuj Timothy Senft Gene Shoemaker Carot Seriru) Kristi Severance Robin Ross man Jonathan Schriber Patricia Settga John Ryan Eric Roscoe Beverly Scott Karen Siebecker GCertn Simpson Kevin Sic bee her Brunet Sifvcmatf Karen SCoane Bard Smith Carta S. SiUrcy CCay Smith Steven Smith Todd Smith Suzanne So biccfi MicheUe Sprague Ramona St accord Jennifer Stani zeu’shi Li a Staith KimSeriee Sii chane Jeffrey Stout Jennifer Taiuba Dianna Tartar Jeremy Terwiityer Lori Tet reauft Mary Jo Stout Pamela Strauss Corey StuiC Dominick Thompson Daniefa Ti eria v d I WlM Michael Tidick Franklin Tinklepaugh Rickard Titus Sally Tordonato CoCleen Townsend Katfileen Townsend Michael Tuhbert Mary Tucker Jeffrey Trotta Paige Vancampen Bertrand Vaninnegen Barbara Vasicek JutU Wagner Rob Weston Laura VV'iUon Steven Whitney Mark Whit toiler Edward Winfield Tticia Wolcott Suzanne Wycfudes Melanie Yaurst Jacqueftne Zareshi Susan Zurine David Yus ho Linda Whittemore Dorothea Woods T heres e Zaieskl Seniors Not Pictured Robyn A!bee Anthony Barbara George Becker Joel Bender Lynn Bond Steven Brandt John Burns Shae-Grace Carr Joseph Catanese Gerald Drum Herbert Drumm Jeffrey Erie Daniel Farrell Shaun Fedoris David Feibelmann Philip Gallagher Jason Gibson Dawn Griffiths Kristina Harper Eric Hermansen Roger James Kortnev Krissel Joey Magargle Daniel Mar tone Michael Miles Richard Millard Hugh Myers Reia Neira Kelly Newton Robert Oloughlin Carol Patterson Jennifer Robertson Anabel Sanchez David Shirley Patrick Smith Benjamin Tar box Donford Thomas Jody Venkatesan Gina Welch Paula Wilson Robert Wood Shannon Young FINALISTS IN THE 1989 COMPETITION FOR NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS Kellianne Archer Kathleen Maughan Andrea Rosati Trina Chang Mark Whittaker Regents Adkins. Erika Markovitz, Jeffrey Archer. Kellianne Maughan, Kathleen Audino, Michael McCoy, Joshua Barton, Edward McFarland, Sandra Carlin. William Ogilvie, James Carltneo. Kim Olsen, Trudi Carver. Maria Oplinger, Michelle Deutermann, Renee Orband, Daniel Dinga. Karen Peterson, Jennifer J, Donovan, Daniel Philip, Chervell Felt, Shannon Pugacz-muraszkiewi, Margaret Ferguson, Judith Pysczynski, Jon Fetterolf, David Rizzi, Regina Gillette, Timothy Rosati, Andrea Goodwin, Chad Scriber, Jonathan Gumpper, Joseph Schuessler, Cheryl Hover, Jennifer Seliga, Joanna Hutton, Deborah Seliga, Patricia Jones, Lee Sprague. Michelle Kelley. Michele Stull, Corey Kohn, Michael Utz, Shawn Kovalchick. Roger VanCampen, Paige Levinson, Joshua Weston, Rob Long, Christopher Whittaker. Mark Loposky, Stephen Winheld, Edward Magur, Edward Yusko, David Manning, Stacy Zurine, Susan (Markovitz) EMPIRE Chang, Trina Top left: Ready ... And one. two. three. Top right: Cheryl Pig Out” Knott Center right: Hurry up and take it, I'm late! Bottom Right: Can you help me with question 5 again? Bottom Left: I didn’t do anything — Honestly! Center left: Oops, she blinked. Temple Greenleaf ... . Gerard Horn ... ... . Norm Randall £L ,. . Glenn Simpson .., Dan Orband ... . . . Dan Orband . . . . . Gerard Hqrnf . . . . , Mike Makashay . ----Ted-Hfdick . . .A ... . Lee }Onaf . . .J.. Kevin Siebecker. ... .KevimSiebecker. . . .Ed Maj$ff . . Steve Loposky .. .. . josh Levinson.. . ... .Josh Levinson . . . . . . .Mike Tidick . ,f-. . . . . .N tfmRantiaIl . . KbbW es ton . . , .Tim Murphy . . j . . . . Chuck Kulle. . . . ----Tim Murphy . . , . . . . Dave Yusko .. . . . . . . Dan Kacyvenski. , . . . Jeff Stout. . . . .Frank Bongiorno Dominica Diori . . st Hair Christine Manev .. . . I Gazer Kar i DinaP........ ipst Lori .... :t Karen Ring . JJ. . J alkative Sally Tordonatoi rgumentative Pam Strauss I.... chool Spirit Pam Strauss..... ctive Kelliarpie Archer . . ikely to Succeed Stacy Manning . . . . tudious J jE na Chang. j. Jir lirt pWmlle Geirlit® .. iouple I UjKSnne Archer.. ilown Corey Conklin .. .. est Sally Tj jdonato . .. lowdie Corey Conklin Musician Stacy Manning. . . . txtist Erika Downey . ... )wl Kathy Mariani . � t Laugh Kim Eynard......... st Girl % m Cheryl Muscio WHAT'S TOUR GOAL IN LIFE? Daniel Kacyvenski — To be the leader of the Root Wrestling Federation. Sara Jennings — To outlive the nickname Murph gave me. Jim Ballam — To rob a bank and move to Fantasy Island. My fantasy will be to have a group of beautiful women at my side at all times. Nicki Nosal — My goal in life is to be married to Kevin. Drive a Corvette and watch Nadine drool. Melitta Duran — My goal in life is to be better than Marta. Marta Duran — My goal in life is to be better than Melitta. Dorothea Woods — To be on Sesame Street and see if Paula can really swallow a whole goldfish. Jennifer Lane — To get married to a person with the initials “NJ.” Dave O’Connell — To be a successful artist. Pam Strauss — To go to every high school around the country and announce over their loud speakers. Ginny Magardino — To be what ever 1 want to be and love it. Jeff Barker — To marry Jennt have 4 kids and live in a huge house with Buffy. Lori Bayliff — Travel the world and leave these past seventeen years behind. Kandy Love — To make a ton of money working as a top executive. Tom Black — To be a successful business man. Steve Loposky — To see that Tracie, Ding, and Holly get a visit from the F.B.I. Michelle Hanafin — My goal in life is to move to Hawaii and work in the pineapple fields. Holly Mitchell — To be rich, happy, and have the prom date I want. Laurie Kolanda — That 1 can have a normal conversation with Therese, Hopko. Pam and Mary. jean Scott — My goal in life is to show my family I can do something with my life and that I can do it on my own. Connie Iovine — To become a commercial artist. Tim Krull — Basically the same as Connie. Joe Catanese — My goal is to cut across on a foot northbound, while grabbing Kiwi. Lori Hopko — That we (Kolanda, Pam, Mary, Therese. and I) never lose our ability to talk all at once, and to understand each other! Paula Mazzei — To get together with a famous shark” and see if Dorothea can lose weight or fly. (whatever comes first.) Bernie Alimonti — To be in the World Wrestling Federation and follow in the Ultimate Warriors’ footsteps, Kristen Kilgore — My goal is ... to move to N.Y.C. live in a garbage can and recite poetry! NO REALLY!! Jennifer Walkovich — To enjoy life, become successful, and die happy. Erika Downey — I hope that in my life I eat a lot of strawberries in my art studio with a high ceiling and big windows where I create anything I want. Johnathon Archie — My goal in life is to be abducted by aliens from Venus and tie-die their planet. Sharon Boll — My goal in life is to be happy. Vicki Edwards — My goal in life is to have a goal. Carol Serino — My goal in life is to own a chain of hotels on the east and west coasts, own a successful graphic store and live with J,B. Cheryl Knott — My goal in life is to marry Dave have two kids, a golden retriever, a beautiful house, and live happily ever after. •V , VWeRJ D«Mf «rfi Juniors Section Editor: Pam Emerson This year's Junior class worked hard to raise money. Our class advisor this year was Mrs. D'Elia. The officers were: Chris Smith — President Sharon Sabo — Vice-President Erika Zacheis — Secretary Stacy Fye — Treasurer Our main goal was to obtain funds for our class, undertaking many fundraising campaigns throughout the year. The students showed increasing enthusiasm with their class's undertakings and were beginning to get more involved with continued effort. The Juniors hope to have a great senior year. — Chris Smith David Adamson Kathy Aebli Chris Alfarano Angela Anderson Lance Anderson Danielle Armour Daniel Babcock Jennifer Baker Adriano Baldelli Larissa Barnauskas Sid Barret Kyle Barton Thomas Battista Brian Baxter Stephen Bekanich Malt Benham David Benjamin David Bemardini Keith Bevelacqua lennifer Bevins Julie Biekham M'Liss Billingsley Charles Blechman Heather Bost Stephen Brady Mary Bragaglia Rebecca Branca Matt Brand Jennifer Brewer Nicole Bronner Jeffrey Brooks David Brown Jeffrey Buchinski Chad Buchta Genia Buhrer Tammy Bunnell Becky Butchko Jennifer By mm Christopher CacialU Orlando Cadiz Above: Lynn Yarmel showing overflowing enthusiasm in English, Above: Eileen Huang hangs on to her racket for dear life. Above: The mud made the game. Above: Kara Ducar’s sexy profile. Patrick Caminiti Alan Capodaglio Julia Carey Brett Carlsen Debbie Carruthers Scott Cech Jennifer Chandler Norma Chang Carrie Chase Michael Choma Daniel Ciaravino Tania Ciert Danielle Clark Brian Cl as Vincent Colapietro Kelly Coney Beth Conlon Matthew Connelly Wendy Coonick Christie Cowan Shawn Crandall Michael Crowley Michael Darrow Dana Davis Larry Davis Melissa Davis Maria Dellapenla Michael Delucia Nicole Dam Irak Thomas DiNinis Dale Denmon Eric Dillman Heather Dilmore Tnet Dinh Damien DiNimzio Ivy Diorio Rosie Diorio Carrie Dolphin Ben Dover Kara Ducar Dawne Duffek Rebecca Dwyer Michelle Dyer Jennifer Eckernrode David Ellis Melanie Emerson Pam Emerson Jack Evans Tom Ex ley Heidi Farmer Theresa Fisher Sean Fitzgerald Ray Folli Karen Fontana Ian Forsythe Jeanne Franklin Justine Frartzonello Connie Frigo Kristen Funderburk Paul Fusco Stacy Fye Jason Gardner Walter Gasior Michelle Geiger Rob Germaine Stephen Gibb Karin Gilmore Angela Giorgi Michael Goida Laura Grassi Jennifer Green Kerry Guilfoyle Scolt Guslafson Gayle Hoar Jason Hagadorn Jennifer Haight Steven Hamlin Greg. Hammond Chuck Harding Bryan Hartman Above: Jason Stone trying to look cool. Above: Billy Carlini out for repairs. Terri Hashem Tyrone Heath Eric Heide Julie Hexceg Susan Herceg Tanya Herman Mark Hinsdale Elizabeth Holmes Shawna Holmes Bill Hooper Jason Horton Todd Hotaling Kathy Houghton Debbie Hover Bryan Hranek Cheri Hryck Eileen Huang Chris Hughes Michael Hunt Jennifer Hutcheson Melynda Isaar. Suzanne Ivey Ursula James Richard Jensen Michael lobmann Anthony Johnson Michael Johnston Jeffrey Iones Todd Kehley Thomas Kelly Bill Kinsley Christopher Konrad Norman Kovalchick Scott Krissel Nick Kruszkowski Kim Krasovvski John Kunzman Nicole Kushner Kelly LaBare Thomas ImBarron Jennifer Larnbrinos Denny La n nan Nancy Lee Scott Lee Mark Lemesh Merc Leniek Joseph Lindsey Michael Lisson Michael Lockett Jason Lopresti Tiffany Lough ran Tina Love Christopher Lucas Jennifer Lynn David Machalek Matthew Makashav Marco Mancini Daniel Marte Ho Mark Mastracci Amy Mattson Jeremy Matz Chris McAndrew Darlene McCarty Joyce McClure Todd McCormick Tracy McCormick Marc McKercher Chris McLain Maureen McVannan Andrew Mehl Darren Martens Glory Metcalf Anthony Milasi Chris Minnich Jennifer Mlynarski John Moelder Jonathan Mooney Annette Mosco Shelley Muro William Nabinger Kathleen Neil [ames Newton fames Newton Nguyet Nguyen Tuyet Nguyen Jennifer Nielsen Michael Nirchi Nicole Novak Kt O Christopher O'Hare Kevin Olhrys Julie Olson Debra Or ringer Kimberly Qrzel Tod Osier Carrie Palmatier Angelo Pnsquale Roman Passanle Roseanne Pauk Leslie Perih Stephanie Pier Tara Pierson |ohn Pigos Robert Pilarcek Mark Pipher Nicholas Piliarelll Tina Pittarelli Lori Pinney Jaspti Polisenksy Eric Portland Michael Poleran Suzanne Powell Carrie Preston Lisa Prudan Frank Raponi Candius Rigo Michael Riga Jeffrey Ripic Kimberly Robinson lutianne Rollenhagen Gerry Roma David Romanowski Ian Roth Krista Ruhl Monty Rusch Matthew Kvburn Sharon Sabo Anthony Samiant Mary Samiam Meredith Sawchuk Anthony Sawka Michelle Scalzo Lisa Schilloff Ryan Schoultz Bill Scott Craig Seccia Heather Sedlack Kristie Shafer Patrick Shaffer Mark Shaituck Rhonda Sincavage Nicole Sixberry Amy Slaughter Bradley Smith Carynn Smith Christopher Smith Edward Smith jenny Q, Smith Jenny Smith Daniel St a nek Kellieanne Stephens Shawn Stevens Lori Stickane |ason Stone Kevin Struble Elissa Stupp Craig Sullivan Avis Swain Makonin Tafesse Ray Talamo Mary Taylor Ted Terrenoire Lester Thomas Noel Titti Raymond Van Ness Ron Vargason Joeal Venkatesan Robert Vollbrecht |. Michael Voorhees Diana Wallan Sonya Walter Melanie Wandell Amy Ward Kathy Ward Sharon Warner Gina Webb Amy Webster William Welker Galen Wetzel berg Linda Weybrecht Jason Wilks Michelle Williams Wayne Williams Robert Wilson lenna Wojicio Mark Wolfe Jim Woods Tim Woods Nicholas Wowk Kim Wright Rick Wrableski Jacueline Wu Lynn Yarmel Kaiti Yarrington John Yoest Adam Young Jon Yuricek Erika Zachets Aaron Zandy Korey Zarzynski Amy Ziska Vince Funari Juniors Not Pictured Stephen Allen Tammy Loup Lucinda Amaro Martin Maraski Stephen Amorese Donald Mathews Tami Bird Gordon McCann William Carlini Todd McCormick Darren Ciotoli Chris McDonnell Richard Dalton Sterling Moulton Nicholas DiFalco Paul Norris Thomas Edwards John Phillips Katrina Evans Maia Phillips Lisa Finch Lorraine Pinney Tyrone Fowler Eileen Riddle Dale Gabriel Tara Riis Holly Green Justin Rosetta Shaun Hanzalik Theresa Schwartz Christina Harrison Marie Smith Todd Hillman Kristen Standish Amy Holochak Wendy Taluba John Hughes Particia Tartamella Rhonda Kelly Christine Taylor Shannon Kelly Kristen Thrasher Stephanie Kimball Billie Tulanowski Gigi Knox Bethany Tuthill Kim Krasowski Kathy Vanoostendorp James Lamb Joseph Vymislicky Louis Lanza Michael Warren Jennifer Leahy Christopher Waters Michael Lee Robert Watts Aimee Lexa William Williams Robert Lindsey Sophomores Section Editor: Pam Emerson 4T Sophomore Class This year, the Sophomores have shown excellence through academics, athletics, and extracuricular activities. Our major effort has been put into selecting and purchasing class rings. We also hope to have a class trip or picnic. We have begun to accept each class members unique and special personalities. As our appreciation for each other grows stronger, our unification as a class will continue to grow also. Beth Archer President — Beth Archer Vice President — Kristen Avery Secretary — Sue King Treasurer — Tiffany Temple Sarah Acton Ioann Adams Mark Allen Matt Anderson Shawn Arbogast Beth Archer Mary Arnold Karen Avery Kristen Avery Leslie Aylesworth Tom Baleno Kenneth Balliet Dominic Ban go Kathleen Barber Kristen Barker Ellen Barton Lynne Battaglini Dan Beaudry Carrie Becker Matt Beers Cindy Bebrer Maria Bell David Benedetti April Benedict Deanna Bennett Bobbie Bensley Brian Berloni Craig Bickham Scott Biery Daniel Bikos Mary Bishop Scott Btshopp Maria Blazicek Lakeino Brown Janet Bogaczyk Dorothea Bo agio mo fulie Brannon [aymee Braderick Eric Branson David Brooks Above: Kathleen Olsen coming back from lunch. Above: Just enough time to pose for the camera between classes. Lakeino Brown Matt Brown Steve Brown Allison Brunner Lisa Brutovsky Shawns Bruce Tamie Buchler Jerry Bulda James Bundas Michele Bupp Jack Burkhard Martin Burns Ryan Byers Jhaval Cain Dawn Camera Peter Cannavino Scott Catucci Earl Cederborg Kevin Cerutti Rick Chadwick Kristoffer Chase Kevin Cheer Jennifer Church Tom Ciaravino Yolanda Clarke Kim Cole Scott Columbia Leslie Compton Brian Coppola Betsy Corbin Diallo Corprew Laura Crump Matthew’ Curran John Curtin Larry Cutting Shawn Cutting Lisa Daniels Stephen Darrow’ Kim David Nora. Davis Sieve Dearborn Katie DeForest Michelle DeMars Courtney Demkovich Patrick Dertardo Amy Denmon Erik Deutermann Michael Devine Damiana Dewicki Kari Dickson Lauri Difulvio Marly DiPietro Gordon Doane Jennifer Dolan Kristen Dombert Joe Donlan Eric Dornick Erica Dougherty Michele Du Brava Stan Duffy fason Dzuba Todd Dzuba Scott Eisenstadl Tara Eld red David Ely Steve Erie Clarissa Ernest Cathie Eynard Nicole Fanning Todd Fedor Shayne Fedoris Caron Fenstemachsr Shane Fens tom ocher Daniel Ferguson Gina Ferracctoll Shannon Ferris Louis Fiacco Rebekah Finch Rachelle Fiorelli Bobbi Jo Flint Above: Sophomores show off their spirit. Above: Aretka Solecky displaying perfect eating etiquette Jessica Franzonello Becky Gardner Heather Cazdik Michelle Gazdik John Gonzalez Kristin Gould William Gould Jason Green Marjorie Green Brandy Greenleaf Michael Gregor Patrick Griffith Jens Gruetzner Eric Hagan Mike Hatligan Lisa Hamilton Dawn Harris Kim Hartford Jennifer Harvey John Havel Bill Hawthorne Brian Healey Tonya Heath Darcy Hermann Rachel Hickman Jason Hilton Lynn Hollister Laurie Holmes Dana Holtsman Matt Hooker Scott Hotalen Erich Hottenstein Denise Houghtalen Bethany Hubble Heather Hudock joe llaliano Jessica James Hotly Jeffery Eric Jennings Jaime Johnson lames Johnson Dean Iones Amy Kales Lisa Kehley Michael Keith Mindy Kinch Sue King Johanna Klrkegaard Kalhie Kollar William Komar Kevin Konecky Kathy Kopl I eon Koukldes Kurl Kraemer Mall Krmentsc Angie Kuenn Keilh Lainharl Jennifer Landis lennifer L sKy Melissa Leahy Jim Leighton Kail3 Leonard Matthew Levinson Amy Lilly Jeff Link Sarah Linko Lais tippy Nicole Little Jeff Long Matt Losinger Eric Maher Jason Majka Matt Majka Mary Mankus Boberl Maraski AJvson Marcocct Derrick Marconi Nicole Markarian Gema Martinez Tania Mart one Above: Lounging in the cafeteria Above: Pledges running back to safe ground Above: Darcy Hermann taking a breather Above: Prettiest girls in the U.S.A_ during her workout Kristin Mason Joseph Mastrogiaeomo Richard Max son Mike Mayes Charlene McClure Linda McCowan Jennifer McGrath Jason McManus Stacey McPherson Michelle McQuade Tim McQuade Rebekka Meissner Anthony Millard Jennifer Milien Vittorio Minna Michael Minm Craig Monroney Jamie Mooney Sonia Morales Peter Morel li Mike Morello Jinok Moses Bill Mumaw Kevin Newkirk Richard None Heather Ogilvie Kathleen Olsen Daniel Ondreyko Karen Orlinski Scott Packer Aimee Palazzo Bill Palmer Jolynn Palmmuo Sam Paolini lennifer Pastrick |erry Peake Erin Pearce Chad Pedersen Kelly Peterson Jeffrey Pettit John Piester Robert Pitcher Henri ka Podolak Sarah Poe Scott Pogar Nadine Polisensky Jennifer Pollack John Popielarski Anna Poplawski Ben Prusia Kevin Prusia Andy Prymak Shanti Pudupakkam Lisa Pu llano John Randesi Matt Rando Kristi Rands Kim Rapin Kevin Reardon Nicole Rhodes Amy Richards Samantha Riegal Cathi Ring Kevin Ritianhouse Michael Roberts Cathy Roma Michael Roma Mara Romanelll Chris Roney Dawn Ruddell Maria Ruduski Becky Russell Bill Russell Laurie Santetli David Sariti Kerrie Savage Mark Sawicki [ohn Schneider Phil Schuessler Tricia Schultz Above: An anxious teammate watches the game. Center: Don't we look cute together? Above: A band member adds the charm of the bells to the song. Above: Smile — It's in style! Denise Scott Vaughn Scott Lorraine Seeds Victor SedJacek Krista Sedor John Seliga Chip Shafer Michelle Sherman Michael SJmek Kristina Skibinski Nikki Slaughter Aretka Solecky Gretchen Spitaisky Mike Sprague Barbara Squires Kristin Stanford Pat Stauder Jennifer Stout David Strong Jeffrey Sutherland Chris Taylor Kristin Taylor Tiffany Temple Brian Terwilliger Mike Theodore Cara Thomas Dawn Thomas Jam.es Tinia Daniel Tokos Mark Tractnski Todd Tubbert Brian Utz Anthony Valachovic Leslie Vauter Shawn VerValin Jennifer Voorhees Derek Wahila Jennifer Walensky Diane Weber LeAlan Weld man Above: Raise your hand if you're Sure. Above: It's okay to come out now. Seth Welty Brian Wontz Jerry West Fred Whatman Genel Whipple Tracy White Robert Williams Karin Wilson Mai-Lai Wolf Carmen Wright Jennifer Wu Jennifer Yarmei □amon Zareski Jennifer Zayac Marty Zecolla Sean Zembek Kami Zemberi Kira Zevan Robert Ztemba Matt Ziska SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Tamara Barina John Kelly Jeremy Bost Marisa Lockett Christopher Boyer Nadine Lupoid Allison Brunner Parrish Mackin Jennifer Cantone Chao McBride Adriana Capozzi Amy McCann Tonya Clark William Noce Brandye Dale Stephen O’Brien Frank Decurtis Adam Reed Martin Dipietro Andrea Segrue Deborah Fortier Jarvis Shields Patricia Giorgi Amy Slater Carmela Gobbo Donna Taylor Richard Juday Ronald Tubbs Michael Keith Edward Vytlacil Fres firman Section Editor: Pam Emerson The freshman class officers for 1988-89 are: Keri Chesk — President Melanie Aebbi — Vice President Joanna Dwyer — Treasurer Joy James — Secretary We’ve had one successful fundraiser and hope to plan many more in the future. The freshman class has a lot of spirit and plans to enjoy the next three years at U.E.H.S. — Keri Chesk Ahiam Aboella Melanie Aebli Gregory Albrecht Dwight Alexander Mark Allen. Robert Allen Autumn Allison Leon Anastos Jason Atkin Amy Austin Alyson Babcock Stacv Baker Tina Baldelli Kristen Balmer Jessica Barn urn Caryn Bender Denise Bevelacqua Michael Bevins Shawn Billet lunette Billings Mark Billingsly Susan Blachowiak Richard Blazavich Brian Boettger Andrew Bokol Allison Bolan John Boll Jenny Bouchard Jerry Bouchard Chris Boyer Mike Brandt Karen Braun Cindy Brewer Kara Brooks Jason Brown Sean Brunner Amy Bruster Mike Buck Scott Bunish Sherri Burns Center: Ellen Barton flashing her pearly whites. Above: I don't care how much he smiles, he's still not getting an A. Above: Pizza was never like this before. Above: Jeff Strauss gritting his teeth. Above: Are we looking good or are we looking good? Christine Butchko Kristal Carpenter LeShaun Carter Andre Cave Cathy Champaign Guy Chanthavongsa Kert Chesk Andrew Ciaravino Peter Cieri Heather Clark Rachel Clark Sean Clark Darren Cl as Michele Cleary Bobbi Cocci Matt Coletla Angela Colanna John Columbia Joanna Conard Tim Coniam Jessica Cordi Chrisa Crawley Kristen Crotaro James Cross Ion Cucura Diane Curtin Jeff Dahulich Mark Oar row John Datseris Denise Davis Laura Davis Angela Deamer Steve Dean. Garret ciaMiedk Karen Dempsey Brett Dickson Lucinda Dickson John Deifendorf Tri Dinh Carrie DiPietro Adam Dirado Colleen Doherty juhe Dunlin Qfima Doyle Bonnie Driver Kimberly Dumoff Ioanna Dwyer Brent Dyer Paula Dygert Carly Eckler Joe Evanek Anthony Felo Joshua Fisc he 1 Heather Fish Jennifer Fitzgerald Chris Foltyn Tracy Forbidussi Debbie Fortier Brad Foster Kevin Gallagher Donald Garren Annamarie Gasbarra Joe Castor Wendy Gentile Danielle Ciannkchi lennifer Giordano Chris Giordano lonathon Gordon Mario Grabusztul Kyle Graham Loralyn Grassi Pam Green Dana Gustafson Iason Height Jonathan Haines Brenda Hamm Terry Harvey Mike Herbaugh Randy Hilt Layla Hollenbeck Errin Hoolen Charles Horan Phil Howell Paula Hutchison Steven Incitti Sheri Irving Jennifer Jackson Jason James Jov lames fay Johnson Karen Johnson Serena Jones Calhy KacyvenskJ Mike Karls on Kevin Kelly JoKIJen Kelly Mike Kendzierski Jay KimbalJ Joe King Dale Knoth Craig Knowllon Michel 16 Koch i n sk y Daniel Kohn Georgia K out saris Tara Kudnski Rob Kunzman Tricia Kunzman Byron LaBare Rebecca Lane Steve Lalhrop Matt LeBeau Chet Lenceski Brian Licii� Rob Locke Mark Lockett Tricia Lockwood Rick Long Greg Lore Tim Losinger Antoine Loup Joseph Machalek Michelle Maillie Michele Mancini Mary Marean Matt Marra pese Chris Marsh Jeff Marsh Victor Martinez John Mastranadi |enn Materese Christy Mathews Stacy Matisi Toby Matthews John Malyas Vince Maxian Stephan Mayes Stephen McDonnell Kevin McDonough John McGraw Terry McHugh Kristen McLain Renee McPherson Phil Meaker John Megyesi Marilyn Melvin Mike Merry Chad Middondorf Jason Miller Steve Miller Mark Minnich Holly Mohney Sandy Moody Ben Mrva Allison Muro Alison Murphy Lee Ann Nalepa Heather Nelson Jennifer Newton David Nirchi Tom Nirchi Above: A drummer concentrating on keeping the beat. Above: Future Sears Catalog candidates Chris Nugent Kristin Nunn lames Olevano Nadine Olshofski Alison Osser Bussell Owens Debra Ozvold Corrine Paccio Michael Palmatier Joelle Parker Rajul Patel Chad Pecsek Erin Petrovich John Phillips Michael Piaster Kevin Pigos Lynn Pilarcek Pamela Portland Joel Potter Heather Powell Matt Pullano Mike Putrino Tara Pysczynski Chris Rasmussen Mike Refsntder Anthony Reynolds Blaine Rhodes Melanie Rhone Kearsten Riegal foe Riley Peter Ring Andy Roma Michele Romich Ioanna Rossi Karen Ruduskl Sheri Rumlle Jeremy Rutter Gregg Saraceno leannetle Schoeni ng Anna Schwadron Heather Seaver Val Segrue Lynn Sementelli Stacy Shaffer Damian Sherling Kelly Shirley Matt Shofkom Justin Shteve Ryan Sincavage David Sisenstein Beth Sledzianowski Antonia Stamos Derek Starchoh Heidi Stevens Brooke Stewart Joelle Stone Doug Stopper Jeff Strauss Sean Stull Maura Sweeney Ky Sycharevne Tom Tammaro Bryan Teeter Caron Thomas Robert Tinklepaugh Tina Tuma Joe Urbun Matt Valachovic Jennifer Vailone Michele VanBurger Sani Venkatesan Dave Vollbrechr Jennifer Volpe Mike Wales Dave Walker Shannon Walsh Jennifer Waters Peter Watkins Dan Waugh Kelly Webster Above: The Friday-m-9th-period smile. Above: Grabbing an early morning drink in the yearbook room. Kenny Wegener Brian Welker Erika Wesrer Jason Wilkes Kristine Williams Russell Williams Markus Wilson Matt Winheld Laurie Winters Cheri Withers Stephen Woods foe Wychules Jenna Verger Mike Yoest Gene Youdas Amy Young Ryan Yuricek Steve Zimmerman FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Kimberly Amorese Shawna Armour Kristal Carpenter Michael Craig Eddie Dyson Ryan Egleston Jack Jr. Evans Amira Felton Gary French Jason Garren Beth Germick Mary Giles Jamie Jackson Joseph King Dustin Kordecki Richard Langeland Meloney Lavin James Magargle Paul Mansell Daniel Miller Marilyn Melvin Edward Parsons James Rando Gina Roberto Robert Theodore Jesse Thomas Patrick Vroman Daniel Waugh Marcus Zappia BOARD OF EDUCATION £tifHntend«ntk Kath,een popl I«Mki, Karen A Franklin. Ion W, Leston, Lucille Cimaotno, Dale A Chadwick. Gregory Saraceno, Robert E Picciano Standing Dennis Sweeny — CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Harry Walson, Jr. Business Administra!ton Mr. Alan Lichstein Director of Personnel Mr. Dennis Sweeny Superintendent Mr. Joseph Marzo Assistant Superintendent MR. BOSSONG'S FAREWELL MESSAGE The graduating class of 1989 enters a world filled with great expectations and great challenges. You take with you the hopes, dreams and commitment to excellence placed in you by the faculty, staff, and administrators here at Union Endicott High School. May the knowledge, wisdom, and memories you take with you sustain you in all that you do. Remember, you only pass this way but once .,. We wish you well. VICE PRINCIPALS Mr. John Connelly Mr. Michael Gance Mr. Bob Holmes Ms. Carol McMullin GUIDANCE OFFICE Mn Harding Mrs. Mancini Mrs Moadoer HEALTH OFFICE Mrs Wilson is 8 fan of the UE yearbook. MAIN OFFICE Mr Brldg Mrs. Wilson Records Office Mm Ely Ms Pulrino Mrs. Saraceno Mrs. McGoe Extracurricular Accounts LIBRARIANS Tap How |an Thomas. Palma Colonna. Pels Ccmrile. June Choma. Vivian Von Brnmer First Row Elias D'Elia — librarian, Joyce Curtis. Kathie Buchak. Pauline Mirca THE CUSTODIANS Sitting at the table from left to right: I-rank B-orralll, Lois McDonough, Ethel Rossi, Norman Campbell Standing from left to right: Bill Snyder, Sean I-’itzgnrold, Richard Hoinrick, Hm Fontana, Paul Zawertany. Tnm Gala, Bob Meade, Ernesl Porcari, Peter M «sell a. Jim Downs, CAFETERIA STAFF Loft to Right Standing: Eileen Hurley, Lynn Schild, Joyce Gance. Kevin Glennon. Bev Strom. Sandy Blackwell. Dorothy SedUcsk. Sue Zurine. Arlin White. Pearl Kolanda. Lori Mantanari, Anna Lessler. Kneeling: Marcia Monroney. Ruth Tiberi. Fran Diaferio, loan Knickerbocker Mrs. Tiber! flan he her best smile. Ethel takes a break in the senior locker area Picture Not Available Mr. Hoeset Mr. Hynes Mr lames Mrs. Jeffers Mrs. Kohn Mrs. Macko Eng (is ft Mr Aneehiarico Mrs. Cnturo Mr DonalelJl Mr, Evans r i .•F- 4 Kl Mr. Bottino Ma Biillanl Mrs. Cuitrowitz Opposite Page: Upper left: Mrs. Manker doesn't look too happy. Upper Right: You mean that’s the Easter Bunny? Lower left: What a pose. Lower right: Grading papers. This Page: Mr. Donatelli flashes the camera a big smile. Does that mean all of his students passed? Social Studies This page: TOP: Several Teachers enjoy a pep rally. Left: Mr. Harvey adjusting his students' grades. Middle: Mrs. Miltz running off copies. Right: Mr, Deys at work. Opposite Page: Top Left: Mr. Dinaburg is too busy to look up. Top Right: Wake up Mr. Archer! Bottom Left: Mrs. Dinaburg awed with her class performance. Bottom Right: Mr. Dinaburg listening to Mr, Carpenter. Mr. Archer Mr Bamo Mr. Blair Z .iU’ Mr Carpent or Mr Clayton Ms. Coccoiti Mr- Dey Mrs Dinaburg Mr Dlnaburg Mr, Ffurante Mr. Harvey Mrs Milt Mr. Hudick Mr. Tarrlcone Mr. Wilson Science This Page; Top Left; Mr. Iacovazzi teaching a class. Top right: The camera person thought Mr. Herceg looked better out of focus. Bottom left: Mrs. Bongiorno conducts a lab. Bottom right; Mr. Johnson cleans the blackboard. Opposite page: middle: Mrs. Bongiorno — the great. Mr EUfrd Mrs. Bongiorno Mr. Ferris right: Hi, Mr. Baird, left: Nice tie, Mr, Herceg! Picture Not Available Mr Bradley Mrs Campbell Mr. Holcomb Mathematics Mrs Massare Left: Mrs. Lane pauses for a picture Below: Mr. Miller announces at a pep rally. Above. Mrs. Riltenger and Mr. Smith plotting. Right: Mrs. Padykula and Mrs. Campbell try to find a seat Mr Miller Mrs PadykuJa Mr Parker Mrs. Rittenger Mr Smith Mr. Tehir Picture Not Available Business Mrs Elavsky Mrs. Flanagan Ms, Lehman Mrs. Lewis Mr Strauss Mr Dupkanlck Ms. Yacko Ms. Bennett Mrs. Callahan Foreign Language Mrs. Fatier Ms. Stephens Picture Not Available Mrs. Wuhtlfl HeaCt ft Rdow Mrs. Coray and Mrs Honnick having a ball Righl Mr Nicosia preparas for a cla«. Mr. Nicosia Mrs. Rulkowski Mr. Teeter Physical Education Mrs. Corey Mr. Folli Mrs. Honnick Mr, Hover Mrs, Marshall Mr. Sylvester Bottom Left: Mr. Goodwin enjoying hatl duty. Top Left: Mrs. James smiles for yearbook photographer. Right: Mrs. Helt gets caught red handed stealing a pitcher of water. Mr. Caveney Mr. Goodwin Mr Jemison Mr. Tripp Technology Education Mrs. Hell Home Economics Mrs. James Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Music Ms, Coughenour Mrs, Richardson Ms. Sypher Mr Weber Mr Bolnan Right: Presto! Below: Ms. Kotuboiki gives her opinion of (he school's healing system, Art Miss Hamlll Ms, Leonard Ms. Kozuboski Resource Room Ms Brown Mr. PBrarukl Mrs Wales Special Education Alternative Education Teacher Assistants Mrs Mtnni Mrs Lesko Mrs. Koukides Mrs. Roberta Mr Toner Activities Section Editor; Joanna Seliga Yearbook S taf f This year's staff worked extremely hard towards the 1989 yearbook! They were very dedicated and we managed to meet most of our deadlines. We made it our goal to get the yearbook here on time. This year we chose a more classy look with a few extra features. In the beginning of the book we used spot coloring on some of our color pages. Spot coloring is when you take a black and white photo and color areas of it with special paints. We also used some gold on our cover. We were all very excited when Taylor Publishing Company chose this year's THESAURUS to be used as an example for other schools. This is an honor and we are all very proud. The yearbook staff is also having a fund raiser this year to raise money for a field trip (after all, you guys deserve it!). 1 would like to thank the staff for working so hard, and meeting their deadlines. I would also like to thank Ms. Hamill (Ham) and Mrs. Lesko for all their help (and dinners at Ms. Hamill s when we worked late) and last, but not forgotten, I would like to thank Carol, my co-editor, for all her help and support. I couldn’t have done it without you guys. Good Luck next year. Editor-in-Chief Cheryl Knott 'nn n-Endicott High School 19 4 Vo! Jg Umuh inckuMI 9977 ffcSMm Advisors; Mrs. Lesko and Ms. Hamill Editor-in-chief: Cheryl Knott Co-Editor: Carol Serino Senior Editor: Cheryl Knott and Carol Serino Underclassmen: Pam Emerson Academics: Sue Zurine Activities: Joanna Setiga Sports: John Archie Student Life: Cheryl Knott and Carol Serino Ads: Melanie Emerson Index: Jennifer Walkovich Artwork: Dan Kacyvenski — and many others who help to put this yearbook together. Key Ctub Key Club Members: Erika Adkins Aimee Lex a Melanie Aebli Tracie Link Ellen Barton Stephen Loposky Stephen Bekanich Jennifer Lynn April Benedict Luisa Mancini Deanna Bennett Jeff Markovitz Pam Biery Josh McCoy Mary Bishop Rebekka Meissner Janet Bogaczyk Jamie Mooney Debbie Carr ethers Ki 0 Norma Chang Heather Ogilvie Trina Chang Stacy Olshefski Beth Conlon Michelle Oplinger Matt Connelly Rajul Patel Renee Deutermann Jennifer Peterson Kari Dickson Eric Portland Karen Dinga Pamela Portland Triet Dinh Lisa Pruden Tuan Dinh Sara Quidorl Damien DiNunzio Kevin Reardon Kimberly Dumoff Julie Rollenhagen Becky Dwyer Cathy Roma Joanna Dwver Ian Roth Tara Eldred Daniel Stanek Melanie Emerson Elissa Stupp Pam Emerson Tiffany Temple Judy Ferguson Mark Trzdnski Laura Frederick Julie Wagner Brian Garbstt Sonya Walter Karin Gilmore Rob Weston Leanne Crassi Linda Waybrecht Laurie Holmes Jacquelin Wu Jennifer Hover Jennifer Wu Eileen Huang Jennifer Yarmel Kathy Kopl Lynn Yarmel Kelly LaBare David Yusko Joshua Levinson The main purpose of Key Club is to help serve the school and the community through various activities. Some of the ac- tivities they took part in for charities were the Thanksgiving Fund Drive, People for Community (doing chores for the eld- erly), the Bowl-a-thon, and collecting for UNICEF. They also visit the Binghamton Psychiatric Center once a month and attend Kiwanis luncheons as representatives of U.E. They help out the school by collecting library cards, being guides for freshman orientation and selling basketball pro- grams at the games. They also hold Teacher Appreciation Day to show the school's appreciation to its teachers. Tigereye 1 Advisor — Mr. Archer Staff — Editor-In-Chief — Trade Link Assistant Editor — Hotly Mitchell Production Editor — Michelle Sprague Copy Editor — Trina Chang Section Editors — Academics — Jennifer Peterson Activities — Beth Archer Entertainment —Jennifer Hover Karen Siebecker Feature — Margaret Pugaczmuraszkiew Opinion — Stacy Fye Sports — Chris Long Sally Tordonato Photographer — Jennifer Walkovich Writers; Kellie Archer, Eileen Huang, Sara Rinde, Steve Loposky, Trish Seliga. Daniela Tiberia, Josh Levinson, Lee Jones, Kim Carlineo, Bob Chanthavongsa, Christine Maney, Mike Poteran, Deanna Bennet, Jennifer Cordi, Trevor Herceg, Lori Holmes, Kristie Shaeffer, Kevin Siebecker. Kari Dickson, Kerry Guilfoyle, Steve Bekanich, Jeff Marsh, Debbie Wegener, Darcy Hermann, Junok Moses, Laura Frederick, Chris Smith, Michelle Mol- liar, Kevin Manganaro, Darcy Duguid. Dan Do- novan, Don Bouchard, Dave Brown, Norman Randall, Karen Dinga. Josh McCoy, Dan Kacyven- ski, and all (he others who did not get mentioned. The Tigereye Staff worked diligently this year to produce an interesting and informative newspaper. Countless hours were spent gathering and compiling information, editing, typing, and laying out the paper. It was a worthwhile and productive year for all of us. Last November, at the SUNY Journalism Workshop, the Ti- gereye won an award for best feature section and an honorable mention for best columns. Considering that this was our first year participating, it was an admirable accomplishment, 1 would like to thank my staff for dedicating so much of their time to the paper, all the writers and typists for making the paper possible, and especially Mr. Archer, my advisor, without whose f atience and caring tnere would be no Tigereye. He kept me aughing through those missed deadlines and tne general con- fusion. The valuable experience gained this year will never be forgotten. — Trade Link Student Government Once again in the 1988-89 school year has provided us with a very active Student Government. Our elected representatives and alternates were very busy with such activities as: dances, pep rallies, homecoming ceremonies, student exchanges, and other various school pride projects. The long awaited electronic board that Student Government worked so hard for last year was finally installed. Throughout the entire year Student Government has worked hard in improving school spirit. For example the Bonfire created an aura of enthusiasm before the big Vestal game. Once more Student Government has proven that the student body can make a difference in their school community. President — Kevin Siebecker Vice-President — Ann Koban Treasurer — Heather Roma Secretary — Shanti Padupaken Advisor — Mrs. Lucy Silverstein Student Government Members are: Diane Curtin, Angela Deamer, Melanie Aebli, Cathy Kacyvenski, Ioanna Dwyer, Terry Harvey, Brenda Hamm, Brian Liss, Alison Osser, |ohn Mesyesi, Dale Knoth, Kathie Kollar, Matt Majka, Beth Archer, Rachelle Fiorelli, Lauri DiFulvo, Amy Lilly, Denise Houghtalen, Sue King. Rebekka Meissner, Darcy Hermann, Clarissa Ernest, Lynne Battaglini, Jennifer Wu, Amy Kales, Dana Davis, Ursula James, Kara Ducar, Kristie Shafer, Kathy Aebli. Kelly Coney, Sonya Waiter, Meredith Sawchuck, Terri Hashem, Kerry Guilfoyle, Korey Zarzinsky, Erika Zacheis, Michael Poteran, Chris Minnich, Stephen Bekayich. Dave Brown, Lisa Pruden, Stephanie Coleman. Christa Longo, Larissa Barnauskas, Mike Bennett, Jennifer Maxson, Erika Gance, Linda Osborne, Pam Strauss, Daniela Tiberia, Christa Longo, Kathy Townsend, Erika Hoffman, Colleen O’Brien. Carla Noche, Therese Zaleski, Sandy McFarland, Joyce Kopcho, Joanna Seliga, Cheryl Muscio, Trade Link, Amber Platt, Ten Barnuff, Jennifer Hover, Michelle Oplinger, Sara Quidort, Michelle Molnar, Monica Newkirk, Julie Barnfather, Brian Wentz, Kara Ducar Top Left: And you thought you had a rough day Top Right: Didn't your mother teach you not to chew with your mouth open? Middle Left: Cmon Brian, Let's go. Middle: We don't need no education. Middle Right: So Jen, when is it due? — Love ye, Jo Bottom; You thought guys were strong? Well, you'd better think again! National Honor Society Club Members: Mike Kohn, Josh McCoy, Judy Ferguson, Luisa Mancini, Holly Mitchell, Steve Loposky, Erika Adkins, Jennifer Cordi, Trish Seliga, Dan Orband, Regina Rizzi, Joe Gumper, Trina Chang, Keltianne Archer. Stacy Manning, Michelle Sprague, Brian Garbett, Ion Pysczynski, Margaret Pugacz-Muraszkiew, Tuan Dinh, Kevin Siebecker, Rob Weston, Joanna Seliga, Sue Zurine, Mark Whittaker, Sandy McFarland, )osh Levinson, Jeff Markovitz, Tracy Link, Jennifer Hover, Tracy Trapani, Dave Yusko, Shannon Felt, Tracy Link The National Honor Society is a serv- ice organization that has pledged to help our community as well as our school. This year’s officers are: President — Steve Loposky Vice-president — Josh McCoy Secretary — Holly Mitchell Treasurer — Micheal Kohn The Honor Society participates in var- ious fundraisers throughout the school year. Junior and Senior members are inducted by a formal ceremony spon- sored by the members of the Honor So- ciety. All members must maintain a 90 average, exemplify leadership, and pro- vide community service. Most Honor Society members give up their time to tutor other students in school subjects. The newly inducted members of Honor Society. Top Left — losh. Are you qualified enough to read the speech on character? Top Right — Don't slip! Middle Left — '‘Good job, son. Middle Right — Trish Seliga serves refreshments at the reception. Bottom Left — Holly Mitchell lights the first candle in the ceremony. Bottom Right — “Huh, is someone supposed to be doing something? S.A.D.D. Aimo i U� xd, Cindy Behicr. Denise Scott, Uurie Kolanda, Stephen Hekonlch. Ian Roth, Keheltk Meissner. Korey Zarainski. Kristin Taylor. Laura Crump, Ki 0. Bobby |o Flint Robbie Pile reek Melissa Davis .Leanne Crassi. Jenna o|cio. Lon Tel reaul, Belli Hubble Kim David, Christa Longo, Jennifer Harvey, Jennifer Wu. Iason Kin , MlMobmann. Beth Con Ion. Karry Cui I toy kv Karin Gilmore Nicole Rhodes. Jennifer McGrath, Kim Dumoff, Julie Donlin. Rosea mu Paulk Kim Orzel. Kevin Struble, Mndino Olshafski, Stacy Olshefski, Pam Bierv, Karen ■Siebecker, |annifm Hover, Laurie Holmes, Theresa Zaleski, Kirsten Thrasher. Amy Kales. Judy Ferguson, Aaron Zundy, fusil no FrattKAnello, Eitotm Huang, Kathy Aehll. Heather Seaver, Anna Sdm-adron. Hrsla James, Kanti Wilson, Jo Ann Cruise, Vince Golupietro. Christine Johnson. Jennifer Lynn, Nicole Kushner. Jennifer .Nielson, Mike Pot era n, Terri Hashom. Linda Whittemore. Jean Franklin, Chris Minnich, Michelle Du Brava. Tammy Bunnell. Bee kv Russell. Tonya Heath. Otima Doyle Kristin Slanford. Dana Custofson. Tara Pvsrzinski. Tracy Forbid ussi. Comne Paccio, Antonia St a mos. Julie lones, Larissa Barnawsku, Tuan Utnh leff Markovitz. Mary Marean, Jolynn Palmisano, Stephanie Coleman. Maria Ruduski Matt Beers. Andy Pryrnak Michele Romich. Stacy Shaffer. Kira Zevan. Kim David. Marc MeKercher. Kristi Rands. Heather Uhimam Kim Robinson. Julie Rollmihagrn The purpose of the SADD program is to organize students from across the country to combat the No. 1 killer of their age group, death due to drinking and driving. SADD educates students concerning the problem of drinking and driving and helps each stu- dent become aware of the alcohol problem as it exists on the local, state, and national levels. SADD has four goals. 1. To help eliminate the drunk driver and save lives. 2. To alert high school students to the dan- gers of drinking and driving. 3. To conduct community alcohol aware- ness programs. 4. To organize peer counseling programs to help students who may have concerns about alcohol. Mock Trial The New York State Bar Association sponsors the Mock Trial Program. An imaginary court case is given to all the schools who wish to participate. Each school's team learns both sides of the case — the plaintiffs and the de- fendant's. At a competition, only half of a team, for example defense, will compete against the plaintiffs side of the opposing team. Compe- tition takes place in the Binghamton Court House in front of a judge. This year's case involves an accusation by school officials to a student. The principal searched the student's locker for drugs. There is a pre-trial hearing to determine whether or not the locker was searched legally. Is the student right or was the principal in fact out of his jurisdiction? The advisor to Mock Trial is Miss Diane Fitch. The Mock Trial participants are: Kristie Shafer Ed Vytlacil Ken Balliet Jeff Marsh Betsy Corbin Jennifer Peterson Norma Chang Jacqueline Wu Melanie Emerson Andy Prymak Beth Conlon Rebekka Meissner Dave Yusko Rob Weston Pam Strauss Karin Wilson Jennifer Wu Varsity President — Kevin Manganaro Vice-President — Linda Osborne Secretary Treasurer — Dave Coleman Club Members Colleen O'Brien Aaron Zandy Michelle Molnar Mike Poteran Trish Seliga Stacy Manning Mary Rose Pam Emerson Lori Hopko Maureen McVannan Linda Osborne Elissa Stupp Sara Rinde Mary Samiani Sally Tordonato Erika Adkins Karen Dinga Laura Frederick Scott Guinter Michelle Oplinger Ed Magur Holly Mitchell Rich Diorio Darcy Duguid Dave Coleman Jon Pysinski Steve Loposky Debbie Hover David Adamson Eileen Huang foe Mancini Erika Zacheis Chuck Kulle Michelle Gentile Todd Kehley Mike Tidick Curt Kinney Bill Carlini Mark Hinsdale Vince Maione Kevin Manganaro Ben Hettinger The U-E Varsity Club is open to all varsity award winners. The Varsity Club assists the U-E Athletic Booster Club in sponsoring the three covered dish dinners for all varsity team members. The dub also maintains the concession stand at all U-E home athletic events during the winter sports season. The U-E Varsity Club sponsors the Parkhurst Invita- tional Track Meet in the spring. French C(ub The French Club once again sold World’s Finest Chocolate Bars and Gertrude Hawk Candies for their annual trip. This year they raised money to go to Quebec in May. They also held two bake sales in order to have a French dinner at the Number 5 restaurant. French Club Members: Michelle Bendert, Deanna Bennett. Michelle Bennett, M'Liss Billingsley, Peggy Braley, Debbie Carruthers. April Gech, Trina Chang, Bob Chanthavongsa, Joanna Conard. Kim David. Kari Dickson, Carrie DiPieto, Isabelle Du Jardin, Shannon Felt, Jaqute Fortier, Errin Hooten, Audrey Jindra, Lee Jones, Derec Koukides, Jennifer Lasky, Darlene McCarthy. Alison Murphy, Kathy Neil, Heather Lea Nelson, Steve Neschlega. Nguyet Nguyen. Michelle Oplinger. Dan Orband, Stephanie Pier, Tara Pierson, Nadine Policemky. Eric Portland, Pamela Portland, Margaret Pugacz-Muraszkiewkz, Rajul Patel, Erin Rapin, Lisa Stank, Brook Stew- art. Kevin Struhie, Michele Vanburger. Leslie Vauter, Sonya Walter. Jennifer Wu. Melanie Yourst, Maura Sweeney Spanish Chib This year's Spanish Club has been a very active one. The 1988-89 officers were: President: Jennifer Hover Vice-president: Rob Pilarcek Secretary: Dana Davis Cathy Ring Treasurer: Heather Uhlman In October we held a special dinner at Chi-Chi’s for our officers and attended “La Tuna ' at Owego Middle School in November. For the Christmas season, the club threw a Christmas posoda” where we broke pinatas and listened to Spanish Christmas music. In the spring we went to SUNY at Binghamton, the Anderson Center to see Spanish Flamenco Dancers, Throughout the school year, club members sold many items, including Gertrude Hawk candies, to raise money for a trip to New York City, On behalf of all the officers, I'd like to thank Mrs. DeLancy, the committee chairmen, and all the members for making this year’s club estupendo.” — Jennifer Hover Spanish Ciub Members: Kristen Avery. Allison Bulan. Matt Beers, Stephan Bekanich, Janelle Billings. Janet Bogaczyk, fohn Boll, Stephanie Coleman. Beth Conlon, Dana Davis, Damien DiNunzto. Jennifer Dolan. Otima Doyle. Becky Dwyer, Joanna Dwyer, Tyron Fowler. Jeanne Franklin, Justine Franszonello, Brenda Lee Hamm, Laurie Kolanda, Kurt Kraemer, Jeff Link, Matt Majka, Mike Makashay. Alyson Mareocci. Jeff Marsh, Gema Martinez. Victor Martinez. Jamie Mooney. Jon Mooney, Peter Morelli, Sonia Morales. Stacy McPherson. Kristen Nunn. Alison Osser. Tara Phipps. John Piester. Rob Pilarcek. Shanthi Pudupakkam. Kevin Reardon. Samantha Riegal, Cathy Ring, Cathy Roma, Anabel Sanchez. Heather Sedlack. John Seliga, Trish Seliga. Chip Shafer, Kristie Shafer. Ryan Schaultz. Mike Sprauge, James Tinio. Tracy Trapani. Mark Trzcinski, Heather Uhlman. Rob Vollbrecht. Jen Waters. Rick Wrobleski. Linda Whittermore, Therese Zaleski. Aaron Zandy. Advisor — Mrs. DeLancy Italian C(uB The Italian Club has many worthwhile activities throughout the year. Mrs. Wahila, the advisor, has taken a temporary leave of absence due to a new arrival in her family. Mrs. Barmada has stepped in and assumed the role of advisor. This year’s officers consist of: President — Linda Osborne Vice-President — Carla Noce Secretary — Michelle Pasquale Treasurer — Erika Hoffman Board of Directors — Daniela Tiberia, Mike Poteran, Derec Wahila, Mary Bishop, Beth Holmes Our students are involved in an active exchange program. In November, fifteen Italian exchange students from Italy were hosted by families at U-E. In the spring, twelve U-E students will be going to Italy to experience the difference in cultures. We encourage any students to join and become part of our wonderful club, Chris Alferano, Kristen Barker, Lynne Battaglini, Malt Benham, Denise Bevelaaua, Mary Bishop. Chris Boyer, Jennifer Cordi, Jessica Cordi, Kristen Cretaro, Diane Curtin, Angela Deamer, Maria Dellapenta, Nicole Demtrak, Dominica Diorio. Ivy Diorio, Erica Dougherty. Clarissa Earnest. Cathie Eynard, Jennifer Fitzgerald, Annamaria Gasbaura, Lisa Ciorgi, Jennifer Giordano, Angela Giorgi, Patricia Giorgi, Terri Hashem, Erika Hoffman. Beth Holmes, Cheri Hyrck. Mandy Kinch, Katme Kollan, Georgia Koutsaris, Meloney Lavin, Jennifer Leahy, Jeff Long, Christa Longo, Nadine Lupoid. Michele Mancini. Kevin Manganaro, Derrick Marconi, Chris Minnich, Jin Ok Moses, Tom Nirchi, Carla Noce. Rich Noce, Linda Osborne, Ki O. Angelo Pasquale, Michelle Pasquale, David Petrolle, Loriaine Pinney, Giampiero Pittarelli, Michael Poteran. Suzanne Powell, Kathy Robinson, Heather Roma, Maia Romanelli, Dawn Ruddell. Heather Seaver, Barb Squires. Daniela Tiberai. Noel Titti. Sally Torodonato, Tony Valachovic, Jennifer Vallone, Jennifer Volpe, Cheri Withers, Derek Wahila, Jennifer Walkovich. Robert Watts. Kaiti Yarrington. Jennifer Zayac, Jaquie Zareski. Amy Ziska Drama C(u6 The U-E Drama Club performed Fame this year as their first production. Mrs. Lois James is the club advisor. Shannon Felt was the first student director, and Eric Daniels was the first student consultant. The club plans to attend competition at Suny Cortland again this year. The club also hopes to put on a spring production. No officers were elected. Drama Club Members: Chris O’Hare, Bill Nabinger, Eric Daniels. Joe Grumpper. Dan Stanek. Ted Terrenoire. Mike Moon. Rajul Patel, Jason LoPresti, Michelle Oplinger, Regina Rizzi, Tracy Trapani, Chervelle Philip, Michelle DuBrava, Jessica Franzonello. Clarrisa Ernest. Heidi Stevens. Sharon Frank, Rachel Hickman, Joanna Kirkegaard, Robyn Albee, Tricia Lockwood, Jennifer Peterson. Brian Welker. Shannon Fell, Maria Carver, Rob Ziemba, Joanna Seliga, Cheryl Muscio, lennifer Mlynarski, Ann Koban, Sandy McFarland, Barb McFarland, Bill Benninger, Joyce Kopeho, Mai-Lai Wolf. |im Newton, Rob Allen, Rob Locke, Rob Kunsman, Deanna Bennett. Kari Dickson. Advisor Mrs, Lois James THE CAST AND CREW OF FAME Co-Op Karen Babcock Lisa Dahulich Tara Phippps Pam Biery Erika Gance Sherry Valashinas Carol Conti Lisa Giorgi Stephanie Coleman Barbara Vasicek Laurie Kolanda Tricia Wolcott This program has the advantage of coordinating the- ory and practice for the benefit of the student, school, and employer. It is a plan whereby business students may receive Regents credit for actual work experience in approved jobs that are related to a course in which they are enrolled. Students who maintain satisfactory grades and earn a satisfactory job performance rating by their employer and supervising teacher may re- ceive credit. One half unit is earned for working each 150 hours up to a maximum of two credits per year for 600 or more hours. The group meets periodically with the advisor, Mr. Dupkanik, in school Once, near the beginning of each school year, the co- ops and their parents guardians meet with business teachers and school personnel to have an orientation meeting. Eight different businesses are participating during 1988-89 by providing employment for our busi- ness students. Mathletes Mathletes is a club that takes various math tests in order for people to judge the group’s ability to think mathematically and their way of working through problems. There are three levels of testing. They are; The Hartwick College Math Meet in which we compete against other schools, The Broome County Mathletes where we compete against other county schools, and the New York State Math League in which the math tests are taken at U.E, and compared against oth- er New York State Schools. Members: Chris Boyer Ki 0 Norma Chang Anna Poplawski Trina Chang Andy Prymak Betsy Corbin Julie Rollenhagen Kim Dumoff Jon Schriber Kathy Houghton Sheri Schuessier Josh Levinson Trish Soliga Matt Makashay Kristie Shafer Stacy Manning Dan Stanek Becky Meissner Mark Whittaker Jackie Wu Katie Yarrington Sue Zurine Aerospace In the Aerospace Club our goal is to increase student awareness of what goes on with the Space Shuttle and other areas of NASA. We have held several launches and set new records. At our launch- es we try to promote school spirit, good sportsmanship, and the importance of having fun. After all, what’s the purpose of doing something if it's not any fun. President — Trevor Herceg Vice-President — Don Beaudry Secretary — Scott Isanstat Treasurer — Kieith Liegnhart Members: Jef Braks, John Gonzalez, Phil Schuessler, Dave Benedetti, Adviser — Mr. Goodwin Homecoming Temple Greenkaf and Kerry Pedtey Dominica Diaria and Gerard Horn Far left picture — “Testing, Testing. 1, 2. 3 Left picture — Ben’s waiting, hoping, and praying ... while Ed. above, knows who is going to win, of 19 The Qu€€n Tfu Kiiuj Sara Rinde and Gtenn Simpson “Hey Dude, Congrats?” Trish SeUga and Mike Tidick Amber Piatt arut Anthony Randesi Get a little closer — Don’t be shy! Dirty Dancing U,E. style? Youth Leaders — F.H.A. Club Members Lynn Bond Heather Best Shelly Corby Nicole Davidson Clarissa Ernest Alan Heath Johanna Kirkegaard Jennifer Lasky Nadine Polisensky Sheri Schuessler — president Kellie Stephens Shawn Stevens Jena Whipple Laura Wilson Youth Leaders is a state and nationally affiliated organization which em- phasizes youth leader- ship. This group was for- merly known as Future Homemakers of America. This group is still part of F.H.A. but has decided to change their name in or- der to place more empha- sis on the leadership as- pect of the club. Its purpose is to provide the opportunity for individu- al growth, preparation for family life, development for occupational skills and careers, and partici- pation of teenagers in to- day's society. Orchestra Orchestra Members Violins — Norma Chang. Joe Gumpper, Joyce Kopcho, Allison Eck, David Sariti. Carrie Chase. Steve Darrow, Dan Kohn, Jason Atkin. Amy Kales, Kari Dickson. Sarah Linko. Anna Schwadron. Ryan Yuricek, Sani Venkatesan Violas — Jen Cordi, Katie Yarrington. Tamie Buchler. Deb Fortier. Michele Vanberger, Tricia Kunzman, Cindy Dickson, Bonnie Driver Cellos — Sarah Poe. Stacy Shaffer, Stacy Baker, Jody Venkatesan. Joy James, Mary Marean. Heidi Stevens Bass — Joeal Venkatesan, Brian Beottger Band — Heather Dilmore, Mary Bishop, Jennifer Miller, Dawn Ruddle, Luisa Mancini, Jennifer Baker, Stacy Olsherski, Eric Pori land, Tara Pierson, Carrie Lane. Chris Smith, Cory Sherling, Kevin Konecky, Michelle McQuade, Frank Tinklepaugh, Kathy Aebli, M’liss Billingsley, Steve Brandt. Mike Devine, Jason King. Rob Watts, Mike Makashay, Judy Ferguson, Rob Ziemba Piano — Anna Schwadron The UEHS Orchestra is directed by Miss Sheri Sypher. The orchestra is comprised of forty strings and is joined by twenty-five band members. They give fall, winter, spring concerts at UE. In May they will go to New York City to see CATS. C horns Chorus Members: Joanne Adams Shawna Amour Jessica Barnum Shawna Bryce Scott Brydon Tammie Buchler Tammy Bunnel Julia Curey Leshawn Carter Rachel Clark Jessica Cordi Michelle Debrava Heather Fish Deborah Fortier Jackie Fortier Pamela Green Terry Harvey Sheri Irving Jennifer Jackson Catherine Kacyvenski Amy McCann Jo Lynn Palmisano Roseann Pauk Kristi Ran do Tricia Schultz Krista Aeciore Kris Skibinski Gretchen Spitalsky Cara Thomas Karon Thomas Jennifer Vallone Shannon Welsh Jena Whipple Nicole Davidson Brenda Hamm Darcy Parker Erin Pelrovich Directed by Mrs. Gloria Richardson, the chorus is comprised of thirty-eight students who enjoy singing. They perform mostly popular music at concerts given here at U-E. Anyone who has an interest in singing is welcome to join. In Mayt both the chorus and chorale will compete at a music festival in Toronto, Canada. C horale Chorale Members: Robyn A]bee Larissa Barnauskas Charles Blechman Julie Brannon Scott Brydon Michelle DeMars Clarissa Ernest Kathy Gillette Ann Koban Jason LoPresti Matthew Makashay Amy Mattson Barb McFarland Sandy McFarland Michelle McQuade Michael Melnyk Glory Metcalf Jennifer Mlynarski Cheryl Muscio Bill Nabinger Chris O’Hare Dave Petrolle Chervell Philip Carrie Preston Sara Quidort Magaret Pugacz- Muraszkiewicz Regina Rizzi David Romanowski Rebecca Russel Jean Scott Kristen Stanford Shawn Stevens Frank Tinklepaugh Noell Titti Tracy Trapani Rob Watts Diane Weber Wrayne Williams Laura Wilson Eric Havel Lisa Pullano Don Matthews Stacy Odessky Ronita Mouillesseau Also directed by Mrs. Gloria Richardson is a select group of forty-four sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Chorale is comprised of students who have auditioned for Mrs. Richardson to be a part of this group. This group sings more difficult music than chorus does. Jazz Choir, is an even smaller group who auditioned not only for singing but also for dancing. This smaller group is made up of sixteen students. Drum Major [Riti am asters! of the 198fi Marching Bund w«m: Micnallc Knllcy and fnson King Section Leaders and Captains ware Kathv Aebll, I-rank Tinklopauah. Stev Brandt. Nancy Goar. Dave Felterolf, Cory Sheriing. My Ferguson, Kavin Siabockor, Alliion Eck. Joyce Kopcho. jennifer Miller, Mike Makanhav, Carla Noci . Amber Platt. Stacy Ohhefskt. Regina Ri«i, Jami Wassel. Kim Robinson. Rob Weston. Dave Ymsko The rest of iheGrealesI Showband un Earth were: Malania Aebll, Kellianne Archer. Jennifer Baker. Stacy Baker, larisia Rarn u k«i. Deanna Bennett. I anelle Billing . Mill Billingsley. Mary Bishop, Brian Boeltger, Michael Brandt. Julie Brannon. Kara Brooks, Allison Brunner, Michelle Rupp. Christine Hulchko. Rachil Butler, Brelt Cartsen, Deborah Carruthers, Betsy Corbin, luanne Cruise. Brandye Dale. Lisa Daniels. Mark Darrow. |ohn Datseris. Laura Davis. CarTett deBliet k. Kathleen DeForest. Karen Dempsey. Amy Denmon. Dale Denmon. Teri Derr. Michael Devine, Karl Dickson, Karen Dingo Jennifer Dolan. Kimberly Dumoff, Rebecca Dwyer, Ryan Egleston, Nicole Fanning. Brad Foster. Beth Germick. Karin Gilmore, Pamela Green, Kerry Gullfoyle. Terri Hashem, Rachel Hickman, Errin Hoolmi, Dabby Houjak, Paula Hurchison, foebby Hutton, Steven Inc-itli. Sheri Irvina, Suzanne Ivoy. Holly Jeffery, Christine Johnson Serena JriTlfts. JOflllen Kelly, Joy Kimball. Kavin Koneckv, Carrie Lane, nlmee Loxh, Nicole Utile, Trlcia Lockwood. Shane Loughririt, Tiffany Luughreu. Luisa Mancini. Mary Mankus. Stacy Manning, Christiane Marsh, Amy Mattson, Jeremy Muiz. Cordon McCann, Todd McCormick. Tracy McCormick, Christopher McLain. Michelle McQuada, Sterling Moulton. Bill Mumaw, l.e« Ann Nalepa lames Olevano, Nadine Olshefckl, Linda Osborne, Tod Osier. Debby Ozvold, Candy Pac.cio. Carrie Palmeller. Michael Falmatier, Chad Pedamen. Leslie Perth, |eff Pettit, Stephanie Pier, Anna Poplawskl, Eric Portland, Pam Portland, Lisa Pul Una, Kim Rapin. Samantha R legal. Puter Ring, Michele Romich. Dawn Ruddell. Karen Rudutki, Maria Ruduaki, Sharon Sabo. Meredith Sawchuk. Jeannette Schoenlng, Denise Scott. Krista Sedor, Joanna Seliga, Trtfih SeTlga. Kristie Shafer, Stacy Shaffer. Damien Sheriing, Karen Stebeckwr. Rhonda Sincavage. Ryan SincAVAge. Kristi Sklhinskt Bradley Smith, Chris Smith. Todd Smith. Barbara Squires. loEllen Stone, Kevin Struble. Chris Taylor. Cara Thomas. Rob Tinkleoeugh, Heather Uhlman, Sam Venkalecan. Michael Wale . Sony Walter, Kathy Ward. Rob Watts. Brian W'etker. William Welker. Brian Went . Linda Weybrecht, Linda Whitlemore. Uun Wilson, Mai-lai Wolf. Stephen Woods, Kim Wright, |enna Verger, Sean Zembek. Rob Ziemba. Stephen Zimmerman This year's marching band was trans- formed into a marching three ring circus. Soma of the highlights of the show were the tigerettes dance number in Ballet Parisienne, an impressive exchange in- volving the flags and rifles, and the hu- man cannonball — The Great Garbanzo! All the work the band members and staff put into the show resulted in them win- ning first place in the New York Field Band Competition in Syracuse. Once again lha U E. Marching Band has proven that they can be a showband which en- tertains the public and also can excel in competition situations. The staff that taught, nurtured, and prayed this showband through another great season were; David Harvey, Tina Sochia, David Bolson, Gretchan staring, Judy Castner-Bloam. Chris Lewis, Scott Cummings, Rebecca Loughren, David LeBlanc, and Arnold Huey. The Clowns and the invaluable Tech Crew were: Janet Bogaczyk, Javmee Broderick, Kyle Brunner, Shane Loughren, Jennifer McGrath, Michelle Pederson, Catherine Ring, Heather Seaver, Noel Titti, Theresa Baker. Tracy Bloom, Scolt Bryden, Danny Carr u there, Ann CicciarellLDara Corbin, Jamie Corl, John Diefendorf. Dave Fibleman. Maureen Ivey, Rob McLain, Chris CTHare, Brian Osier, Dave Romanowski, Joe Stiner, Matt Wales, Galen Wetzelherg, Chris Wright, Flag Corps: Larissa Barnauskas. Teri Derr, Deanna Bennett, Kari Dick- son, Janelle Billings, lenniger Dolan. Allison Brunner, Allison Eck, Michelle Bupp, Pam Green, Christine Butchko. Errin Hooten, Debby Carruthers, Debby Houjak, Joanne Cruise, Debby Hutton, Brandye Dale, Sheri Irving, Lisa Daniels, Sue Ivey, Kathy De Forest, Chris Ion- son, Amy Denmon, Joyce Kopcho, Luisa Mancini, Christiane Marsh, Amy Mattson. Kim Rapin, Stacy Shaffer, JoEllen Stone. Heather Uhlman, Linda Whittemore, Laura Wilson FLAGS RIFLES Rifles: Kim Robinson, )ami Wassel, Stacy Baker, Beth Germick, Kristie Shafer, Mary Bishop, Nadine Oh shefski, Rhonda Sincavage, Rebec- ca Dwyer, Denise Scott, Nicole Fan- ning, Krista Sedor, Mai-Lai Wolf, Kristie Skibinski, Sonya Walter WINTERGUARD 1989 Union-Endicott High School Winterguard Rifles Sabres Flags Stacy Baker Nicole Fanning Nadine Olshefski Denise Scott Krista Sedor Krissie Skibirtski Mai-Lai Wolf Pam Biery Allison Eck Errin Hooten Joyce Kopcho Stacy Olshefski Deanna Bennett Joanne Cruise Kari Dickson Suzanne Ivey Amy Mattson Kim Rapin Michele Romich Karen Ruduski Stacy Shaffer The twenty-one girls are performing on Rifles, Sabres, and Flags, They are smartly dressed in new uniforms designed by Judy VanPelt and made by Dotie Planck, The guard is directed by Tina Sochia who also instructs the Rifles. Gretchen Starring teaches Flags. Lori Rittle and Kris Zimmerman teach Sabres, and Chris Lewis handles marching and maneuvering. The girls are marching to the “Concerto de Aranquez by Joaquin Rodrigo, The music is very fast paced, The season ends with the guard's trip to Dayton, Ohio. There they will compete with guards from all over the country and Canada. We hope to end with yet another successful season. TIGERETTES The 1989 Tigeretle Line: Carta Nuce, Amber Platt, Kellianne Archer. Terri Hashem, Karen Dinga, Aimee Lexa, Karin Gilmore, Mary Mankus. Kerry Guilfbyle. Linda Osborne, Candice Paccio. Leslie Perih. Pam Portland, Meredith Sawchuck, Trish Seliga, Karen Siebecker, Kathy Ward. Kim Wright Jax z I lazz I Members: Sax — Dave Yusko, J, J. Medivetz, Brian Wentz, Connie Frigo, Sharron Sabo, Stacy Manning, Rob Weston Trombones — Mike Devine, Steve Brandt, Jason King, Rob Watts Trumpets — Cory Sherling, Chris Smith, Dave Fetterolf. Nancy Coar, Kevin Konecky. Bill Mumaw Drums — Kevin Siebecker Piano — M'liss Billingsly, Mike Melnik. Bass — Steve Zimmerman Vibes — Judy Ferguson Above — Rob Weston shows how Jazz is supposed to be played. Left — While Dave Yusko backs him up on Baritone Sax. Jazz II Jazz II consists of a variety of jazz play- ers at different levels. These musicians work together to achieve goals in jazz playing and jazz improvization. Aside from the two concerts Jazz II puts on they also intend to have a jazz festival in February and plan to go to New York City in June. The Iazz II members are: Larissa Barnauskas, Shawn Cutting, Kathleen De- forest. Damien Dinunzio. lay Kimball, Chris Mclain, Michelle McQuade, Jennifer Miller, Sterling Moulton. J. J. Olevano, Chad Peterson, Jeff Pettit, Tara Pierson, Anna Poplawski, Pam Portland, Kris- tina Scheine. Glenn Simpson, Ryan Sincavage, Brad Smith, Todd Smith, Frank Tinklepaugh. Rob Tin klepaugh. Deborah Wegener, Linda Weybrecht, Steve Woods, Sean Zembeck, Rob Ziemba Symphonic Band Symphonic Band Members: Jennifer Pastric. Teri Derr, Amy Richards, Amy Maltson. Amy Denman, Carrie Palmatier, Tracy McCormick, Jamie Wassel, Suzanne Ivy. Amira Felton, Allison Brunner, Lois Lippy, Kalli Lenord, Sam Riegal, Becky Dwyer, Kathy Barber, Jen Dolan. Katie Deforest. Lisa Pullano, Angle Kuehn, Rachel Hickman, Linda Weybrecht, Mai-Lai Wolf, Jeff Pettit, Dale Denmon, Brian Wentz, Pam Strauss, Shawn Cutting, Mike Grieger, Holly Jeffery, Jeff Sutherland. Stacy Manning, Kristie Shafer, Besty Corbin, Todd McCormick, Scott Biery, Barb Squires. Tod Osier Julie Brannon, Tod Smith, Bret Carlson, Dave Fetterolf, Nicole Little, Steve Whitney, Galen Wetzelberg, Iason King, Rob Watts, Kevin Struble, Nicole Fan- ning, Shawn Krandal, Carla Noce, Amber Platt. Kevin Siebecker, Jennifer Lynn, Sterling Moulton. Concert Band Concert Band Members are; Anna Poplawskl. Julie Rollenhagen, Stacy Olshefski. Debby Houjak. Dawn Ruddoll, Jennifer Miller, Kathy Aebli. Jennifer Baker, M'Liss Billingsley. Melissa Davis, Connie Frigo. Tiffany Loughren, Chris McLain. Andy Mehl. Stephanie Pier. Tara Pierson. Eric Portland, Lisa Pruden. Kim Robinson, Sharon Sabo. Chris Smith, Brad Smith. Dan Stanek, Bill Welker, Linda Weybrecht, Heather Dilmore, Bill Miimaw. Brandye Dale, Michael Devine. Michelle McQuade. Maria Ruduski. ChrisTaylor. Rob Ziemba. Mark Lenntck. Carrie Lane, Regina Rizri, Luisa Mancini, Debby Carrulhers, Joanna Seliga. Denise Scott, |udy Ferguson, Deanna Bennett. Frank Tmklepaugh. 1 J. Medwell. Debby Wagner. Gordon McCann, Jennifer La sky. Mary Bishop. Trish Tartamella. Rob Weston, Dave Yusko, Mike Makashay, Rob Watts. Michelle Bendert, Steve Brandt. Kevin Konecky, Corey Sherling, Nancy Coar, Chad Peterson Adviser — Mr. Bolson The Concert Band is a select organization made of soph- omores, juniors, and seniors. Auditions are held at the end of each year and the new band traditionally plays at grad- uation. This year the Concert Band is directed by Mr. Bolson. The seniors in the band were the last class to have Mr. Bolson for their 9th grade band director before his leave of absence and welcomed him back this year. In the past few years, the band has travelled to Toronto and Syracuse, with overnight visits to Jamestown and Fa- bius High Schools. This year they again travelled to Toronto for four days of playing and sight-seeing. Ninth Grade Band The Freshman Band, which has sixty-five members, learns how to play their music more precisely and also learns how to work together as a team. The Ninth Grade Band members are: Melanie Aebli, Greg Abracht, Dwight Alexander, Rob Allen, Stacy Baker. Brian Boettger, Mike Brandt, Kara Brooks, Christine Butcko, Rachel Butler, Ioanna Conard, Mark Darrow, John Datseris, Denise Davis, Laura Davis. Steve Dean. Caret Debliek, Karen Dempsey, John Diefendorf, Kim Dumoff, Ryan Egleston, Brad Foster. Beth Germick, Mary Jo Giles. Jennifer Giordano. Errin Hooter, Paula Hutchinson, Steve Incitti, Sheri Irving, Serena Jones, Joellen Kelley, Jay Kimball. Tricia Lockwood, Michelle Mancini, Christiane Marsh, Sandy Moody, Lee Ann Nelepa, Kristin Nunn, J. J. Olevano, Nadine Olshefski, Russell Owens. Debra Ozvold, Mike Palmatier, Rajul Patel, Pam Portland, Heather Powell, Peter Ring, Michele Romich, Joanna Rossi, Karen Ruduski, Jeannette Schoening, Heather Seaver, Damien Sherling, Ryan Sincavage, Rob Tinklepaugh, Sani Van Katesan. Mike Wales. Brian Welker. Erika Wesner. Steve Woods, [enna Yerger, Amy Young, Steve Zimmerman Sports Section Editor; John Archie VARSITY FOOTBALL The public yardstick of success, as a rule, is wins and losses. This is indeed unfortunate, since a team’s records can be very misleading at times, Such was the case of this Tiger Squad, which posted a record of 5 wins and 4 losses. First of ell, the record should show that this was easily the smallest Offensive end Defensive Line in U- E Football history This was also one of the youngest teams. The first half of the season was filled with trial and error, and a lot of frustration, Most fans and the media had written these Tigers off However, not their coaches . NOT EVER! The main thing here is that these young men WANTED TO LEARN WANTED to IMPROVE, and KEPT ON TRYING The record will also show that they were the only team in the league to score a major upset over heavily favored Binghamton It may well have been the only time in history that a Binghamton Team has ever been shut out. They finished like wild- nre . , finishing up with a convincing wTin in the mud and slop against archrival, Vestal; enabling them to share the Division 1 Championship with Binghamton and Horse heads. Yes,, this was the ' forgotten, team, However, ask four out of our five Division I opponents if they remember this team this team which SHUT OUT two of them, and rolled up 109 points while allowing but 13 points against all four combined. What the records cannot possibly show Is the DESIRE, the COURAGE, the BLOOD, SWEAT and TEARS expended by this fine squad. Let the records also show that this might have become the GUTSIEST, and SCRAPPIEST team in U-E’s proud football history. They are the true CHAMPIONS. We stand TALL and PROUD. Da .'e Adamson, Steve Amarese. Russ Avery. Jim Bellam, Ed Barton,Mgr. Matt lleprs, David Beniamin. Eric Bowen, Ball Bov. John Burkhard Bill Carllm. Tom Coe nick. Mgr.. Tun Craig, Tom De Ninis, Mike DiMaitei, Rich DiOrto, Steve Erie, Sean htzgerald. Robb Germaine, Mike Green, Steve Hamlin, Mgr Gerard Horn Erich Hottenstein. Todd Kehley. Steve Loposky, Chuck Louden. Chri Lucas. David Machalek. Ed Magur. |oe Mancini, Mike Marsh Rich Noce. Paul Norris Angelo Pasquale. Kerry Pedley. Ben Prusia Anthony Randesi John Tony Sanui- uliano. Ball Bov. Bill Scott, larvis Shields Sieve Smith. Ben Tarbox ‘ leromv Terwjlliger. Mike Tidick. Dave Tidiclt, Ball Boy. Shawn Uhlman, Tony Valachovk, Chris Waters. Mark Whittaker. John Yoest, Damon Zareski Right Capi. Kerry Pedley and Coach Fran Angelin . U.E, score opponent score 7 54 Bishop Timon 13 Ml. Saint Michael 14 6 J.C. s 0 Horse heads 7 % m i Binghamton ° 28 Corning East 29 48 f Elmira S.S, o 20 Ithaca 7 34 Vestal 6 wiiliger Best AttiHj Most Imp Team Player Most Courageous Contributed Most Sportsmanship Mike Tid Tim Craij; Jeremy X Paul NoJri Ed Ma ktr Stev® Loposky Louden Pedley Steve Smith Mark Whittaker Jim BaJlam UE SCORE OPPONENT SCORE 6 Binghamton 14 -— Non- League game J.C. 12 22 Hotsp heads 6 ' 18 Bingham ton 26 — League game 21 Corning E. 20 26 E.S.S. 0 43 Ithaca 0 36 Vestel 6 WON: 5 LOST: 3 G JUNIOR VARSITY t feoOTBALL Tom Baleno Brian Bertoni, Jhavai Cain, Peter Caiinavlno. Andre Cave, Sean Clark, Angelo Colonna, Diallo Corprew Matt Curran, Marty DiPietro. Jens Gruetzner Eric Hagen. |ohn Havel, Lynn Hollister, Jason lames, Ieon Kou- ktdes, jaff Long, Tim McQuade, Mike Minni, Craig Monroney, Bill Note, John Piaster, John Popielarski. Matt Rando. Chiis Rasmussen. Mi- chael Roma, Patrick Staudei, Mark Tr cinski, Markus Wilson. Coached by Wayne Tidick. Freshman FootBaCC Anthony Adams John Battaglini, Jerry Bouchard. Greg Camera. Stan Ciotoli, Tim Conlon, Robert Decker. Adam DiRado, Todd Kanick, Joe Machalek, Steven Marks. Vince Maxian Phil Meaker, Steve Miller. Thomas Nirchi, Mike Piester, Kevin Pigos, Jeff Pilarcek, Joel Potter, Frank Romanelli, Walter Scott. Jay Vassil, David Walker, Brendan Walsh. Jason Wilkes, Coach: F. Hoyt r. HE SCORE 6 0 0 28 12 12 OPPONENT Horse heads V estal Binghamton Horseheads Vestal Binghamton SCORE 0 12 34 12 14 16 WON: 2 LOST: 4 Varsity Cheer (ending This year's cheering squad was very unique. The squad consisted of eleven seniors, and only three juniors. The Tiger, jennifer Lane, was always spirited and seen as one of the girls. This summer the girls attended Golden Valley Sports Camp, where they worked extremely hard coordinating cheers. The girls received several awards on the last day of camp. There were many hours spent practicing which eventually led to competition. Competition was held at Seton Catholic Central High School on November 11. The girls received second place in both the dance and cheering competition. The cheerleaders raised money every home game with 50-50 raffles and selling carnations in school. This was a great season for the squad, one they will always remember. The seniors would like to wish the best of luck to the juniors. Angela Anastasi. Julie Barnfather, Danielle Clark, Lori Hopko. Kristie Houck, jennifer Lane, Tiger, Christine Maney, Michelle Molnar, Colleen O'Brien. Heather Roma. Mary Rose. Kristi Severance, jenny Smith. Daniela Tiberia. Korey Zarzynski, Coached by Felicia Putrino BOYS VARSITY SOCCER This year’s soccer team was coached once again by Mr. Materese. The team played an excellent year with 15 wins and 5 losses. This year’s team had the longest winning streak in the team's entire history with 8 wins in a row. Every person had scored this year and all but two assisted. Over all, this year’s team had played an excellent year. The team will be losing 7 seniors this year; they will be missed but hopefully the next season will promise to be even better. Bemie Alimonii, Adriano Baldelli, Lake inn Brown, Dan Clara vino. Scott Columbia, Triet Dinh, Jason Horton, Ted Hu dock, Mike fobmann. Jennifer Leahy, Stats., Sean Lupo. Dan Or band, Giampiero Pitta relit, Heather Sedlack, Stats,, Corey Stull, Makonin Tafesse, Rob Voltbrechl, Aaron Zandy, Coach: R, Materese Chenango Forks Maine-Endwell Binghamton opponent score City igo Vi Norwich Binghamton Owego Ithaca Vestal Horseheeds Corning Ithaca Vestal GirCs Varsity Soccer Our Girls varsity soccer team has definitely arrived, and they’re led by coach Kelley and co- captains Kim Eynard and Michelle Gentile. This year's team posted the best record yet at 16 wins and 3 losses. Through plenty of hard work, determination and sheer desire, they defeated their longlasting archrival across the river (Vestal). Not only once but twice shutting them out the second time and earning the title of Division I champs! Mid-season this year's team was ranked first in the state by the State Sports Writer’s Association and finished the year at 5th! This season’s three seniors Kim Eynard, Michelle Gentile and Marie Cannavino will be missed, but 17 returning veterans insure a successful future. The state championship is in sight. — Pam Emerson Marie Cannavino, Joanna Conard. Diane Curtin. Courtney Demkovich,, Pam Emerson, Cathy Eynard, Kim. Annamaria Gasbarra, Michelle Gazdik, Michelle Gentile, Debbie Hover, Heather Hudock, Lisa Kehley, Kelly LaBare. Tanja Martone. Maureen McVannan. Mary Samiani. Lorraine Seccia, Aretka Solecky. Elissa Stupp. Coached by Glenn Kehley UTOiteN LJE Score §g Johnson City Susqu VaUgi Oneonta Seton Cath. C. Chen. Valley Ovvego Binghamton Vestal lb Ithaca Maine-Endv Chen. Forks Norwich Binghamton Vestal Ithaca Vestal Oneonta Ithaca LOST: Cup. Oneonta. NY GIRLS J.V. SOCCER Sarah Acton, Tina Baidal!!, Megan Benas, Jenny Bouchard, Krista! Carpenter, Kristie Conerd, Kim Davis, Brett DfiefadnT Leann Dor nick, Carley Eckler, Julie Ferraro, Sarah Linko, Nicole Monroney. Melanie Rhone, Andrea SchauJtz, Kelly Starchok, Maura SwBeney, Coach: T. Horton BCORE 0 1 3 0 5 0 0 0 a 2 Psi LOST: 3 UK SCORE M-E Ithaca Vestal Owego Binghamtan Su$. V. C.F. Oneonta C.V. Seton Ithaca Vestal Owego Binghamton BOrs J.V. SOCCER Scott Brunner, Scott Bunish, Darren Clas, Jon Cucura, Larry Cutting, Erik. Deutermann, Kyle Graham, Jason Haight, Mike Karlson, Joe King, Chet Lenceski, Matt Marrapese, Joe Mas- trogiacomo, Jamie Mooney, Andy Prymak, Kevin Reardon, Gregg Saraceno, Sean Stull, Brian Utz, Dave Vollbrecht, Derek Wahila, Coach: T, New- ton Girts Varsity Tennis Once again, the Girls Varsity Tennis team had an outstanding season. Under the leadership of our new coach, Lena Santelli, we finished with a record of 18- 1, Our only loss was to Vestal. We avenged the loss later in the season by winning the STAC championship for our second straight year. We also captured the Division I title for the first time in UE history. Our individual records were also impressive. Erika Adkins, 2 singles, and the 1st doubles team of Eileen Huang and Laura Frederick were undefeated during the regular season. 1 singles Lauri Santelli and Erika Adkins were selected to the All-Division I team. Huang and Frederick were chosen for All-Stac Doubles. 3 singles Cheri Hryck and 4 singles Shelley Muro had great seasons. The 2 doubles team of Dana Holtsman and Heather Seaver and 3 doubles team of newcomers Jenny Smith and Carla DeLorenzo also contributed to the team's success. Freshmen Allison Muro and Colleen Dougherty and sophomore Sonia Morales added extra depth to the squad. With only two graduating players, the team should be strong next year, Co-Captains, Erika Adkins ana Leura Frederick Erika Adkins, Carla DeLorenzo, Colleen Doherty, Laura Frederick, Dana Holtsman, Cheri Hryck, Eileen Huang, Sonia Morales, Allison Muro. Shelley, Laurie Santelli, Heather Sever, jenny Smith, Coached by: Lena Santelli UE SCORE____ OPPnj£fc$T SCORE Varsity GoC f This year's golf team was coached by Mr. Smith. They had a total of 13 wins and 4 losses. Their STAC record remained with 11 wins and 3 losses. This year's golf team had won the Sectionals and placed second in the state. The golf team has a great outlook for next fall, only losing one senior. Greg Albrecht. Malt Anderson. loe Bitonti. Mike Choma. Dave Ellis. V. Chris Giordano, Patrick Griffith, Scott Gus- tafson. Christian Mathieu, James Morris, Jim Newlon, Mike Refsnider. John Ryan, Patrick Shaffer. Allan Smith. Jeff Suth- erland. John Totolis, Jim Woods. Tim Woods. Coach: T. Smith Opi V Bi Chenango Sus. Valley SCC Norwich Owego lohnson Ctt Maine-Endwell Ithaca Vestal Binghamton STAC Champini (Individual team scores not available) WON: 14 LOST: 4 Girts Varsity Swimming This year’s girls were few but dedicated. Plagued all season by colds, sickness, and injury, we were still able to do well in Sectionals. Out of only 14 team members, ten went on to State Qualifiers and three to the State Championships. It was a young team with Darcy Duguid, Kelly Hamlin and Jennifer Peterson the only departing seniors. With the MVP, Darcy Harman, only a sophomore, there is a lot of potential for continued pride in UE’s girls swimmers and divers, if the team continued stayin’ together with “No Drugs — Just Speed.” Melissa Davis. Kara Ducar. Darcy Duguid. Michelle Geiger. Jennifer Green. Kelly Hamlin. Darcy Hermann, Shauna Holmes. Melissa Leahy. Mary Marean. Jin Ok Moses. Jennifer Petersen. Tiffany Temple. Lynn Yarmel. Coach: Joe Peranski UE SCORE 112 WON: 5 STAC DIV. STANDING: 4th OPPONENT SCORE Onecnta 76 Vestal 47 cv M 57 w Ithaca 104 Binghamton M.E. 49 29 J.C. 20 Vestal 103 C,F. 101 Ithaca 46 Binghamton 100 Norwich 34 Horseheads 42 LOST: 8 Cross-Country This year’s cross-country team was coached by Robert Osborne with assistance by Larry Hynes. This year’s team had 0 wins and 4 losses. Brian Clas was the top boy in Section IV, and one of the best in the state, Brian won S.T.A.C. and Section IV championships. Holly Mithchell placed 1st in all dual meets and in all invitationals in the top 8 out of 100 or more girls. This year’s cross-country team is losing 5 seniors, 3 girls, and 2 boys. Hopefully next year’s team will prove themselves and beat the competition. GIRLS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Lynne Battaglini, Suzanne, Carrie Chase, Holly Mitchell. Teresa Reese. Coached by Bob Osborne, Asst. Coach — Larry Hynes BOYS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Brian Clas, Tuan Dinh, Greg Hammond, Matl Losinger. Robert O’Loughlin, Coached by Bob Osborne. Asst. Coach — Larry Hynes WJ0 UE SCORE OPPONENT SCORE Girls UE SCORE OPPONENT SCORE 41 ME 19 - - - P 349 C.V Invit 23 out of 25 38 M-E s 4 J 19 243 J.C. Invit, 15 out of 18 297 C.V. Invit. 17th of 20 39 Binghamton A 20 246 f.C Invit. 14th of 17 435 McQuaid Invit 20 out of 23 37 Binghamton 21 38 Ithaca 23 41 Ithaca 19 40 Vestal 19 41 Vestal 19 Inc. Montrose Inv. I neon v, Montrose Invit. Inc. STAC Incom. STAC Inc. Binghamton Invit. Incom. Binghamton Invit. Inc. Sect. 4 Incom. Sect. 4 Inc. scores due to sickness and injury. Incomplete due to injuries aftd sickness TOTAL TEAM RECORD: Wins: 0 Losses: 4 TOTAL TEAM RECORD: WON: 0 LOST: 4 dual duals Varsity Basket(niU This year’s team lived beyond all pre-season expectations by capturing both the S.T.A.C. championship and Section 4 title over Bingham- ton. With the experience of eight seniors and some help from four juniors, the team had a very exciting and successful season. With hard work, desire, teamwork, and the Yes, we can at- titude. the team brought pride back to U-E with an 18-4 record. The high points of the season were obviously the two championship thrillers at the Broome County Arena. The low point was the disap- pointing loss to Mount Vernon in the state semi- finals. Best of luck to the juniors for another successful season! — Chuck Kulle Dave Adamson, Mike Audino, Mgr.. Mike Choma, Dave Coleman, Jason DeLorenzo. Steve Domenech, Scott Guinter, Roger Kovalchik, Mgr., Chuck Kulle. Steve Loposky, Kevin Manganaro. Dan Onufer. Ang Pasquale. Pat Schaffer, Coach: Charlie Tarricone. Girts Varsity Basketball Seniors Kim Eynard, Michelle Pasquale. Stefanie Peake, Candy Paccio; luniors Kelly LeBare, Mary Samiane, Cristi Cowen, Debbie Hover, Mareen McVannan, Melinda Isaac, and Nancy Lee make up the Girls Varsity Basketball team coached by Mike Brad- ley. The team was very successful this season. They were 15-3 during the regular season and suffered their 3rd straight loss against Vestal in the Stac Cham- pionship game, but bounced back and on their 4th match up, defeated Vestal for the Section 4 Cham- pionship. For tne first time in history of the Girls' Varsity Basketball team, they won the regional quarter finals against Lakeland. 49-39 and traveled to ulen Falls for the State Semifinals and finals. — Michelle Pasquale Christie Cowen. Kim Eynard. Debbie Hover. Melynda Isaac, Kelly LaBare. Nancy Lee, Maureen McVannan. Candice Pac- cio. Michelle Pasquale. Stefanie Peake, Mary Samiani, Coach: Mike Bradley Score Opponent Horse heeds M-E Ithaca Vestal Binghamton 45 Horse SCC CAL ! WBSO orwich Ves 46 STAC Runner-up Shrub- land WON 14 45 Sect. IV Champion 39 Regional Champion LOST: 4 Bovs JV Bosket6aff Lakeino Brown, Mike Halligan. Matt Majka, Mike Minni, Mike Morello, Rich Noce, fohn Piester. lohn Randesi. Jarvis Shields, Chris Tay- lor, Mgr., Ron Tubbs, Fred Whatman, Mark Wolfe. Mgr.. Coach: Nino Samiani Girts JV Basketbad Bobbie Bensley, Rachel Clark. Diane Curtin, Brett Dickson, Heather Gazdik, Holly feffery, Corrine Paccio, Lynn Pilarcek Samantha Riegal, Heather Seaver, LeAJan Weidman, Amy Young. Coach: S. Smithers Tiger Hockey Led by four seniors, Ed Magur (Capt.), Frank Bongiorno (A. Capt.). Chad Parker and John Ward, the Tiger hockey team had a great season. We either won or tied our opposition. The team is still young but very talented so we’re looking forward to a great future. — Chad Parker Team members are: Front: Dan Caragher (Coach), Chad Mid- dendorf, Pablo Welly. Ray Folli. Ed Magur. John Ward, Frank Bongiorno. Dean Jones, Chad Pederson. Mike Chandler (Assistant Coach). Back: Jason Ogonosky, Steven Brown, Chris Hughes, Chad Buchta. Erich Hottenstein. Chad Parker Derek Starchuck Team Captain: Ed Magur Asst. Captain: Frank Boniorno Team Record: WON: 14 LOST: 7 TIED: 2 Tiger Tumb fers This year's gymnastic team, coached by Linda Potochinak, had a unique season. Everyone had a great attitude, and kept trying no matter what, Returning to support the team were seniors Cheryl Knott, Linda Os- borne, junior Michelle Gieger and sophomore Erika Dougherty. The newcomers this year, seniors Mary Rose and Dominica Diorio, junior Jenny Smith and freshman Joanna Conard, did really well and improved a lot by the end of the season. This year Joanna Conard qualified to go on to Section Finals, where she placed 1st on Vault and then qualified to go onto State Championships. We had a small team this year but that’s what made us even closer. We were um — defeated, and had a few near wins, but in our hearts were winners. For a team with so many new members, we’ve done extremely well (you've all done a really great job) We hope that there's a team next year, and if there is good luck!!! — Cheryl Knott Joanna Conard, Dominica DiOrio, Erica Dougherty, Michelle Geiger, Cheryl Knott, Linda Osborne, Mary Rose, Jenny Smith, Coach: L. Potochniak Boys Varsity Swim Team — The boys varsity swim team, led by seniors Ben Hettinger, Casey Bevins, and Jeff Markovits, proved to be a team for UE swimming history. They finished with only two dual meet losses, but gained revenge at the Sectional Meet. While out-swimming an extremely powerful Vestal squad, the Tigers captured a much deserved Section 4 Championship. Coach Joe Peranski motivated a group of young, doubtful athletes and taught them how to win, how to win right, and how to win with Tiger pride. We, as a team, have had some of our most mem- orable moments in life. We’ve experienced the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, but most important, we’ve become one. Farewell to all our seniors; you will be thought of as often as you think of your own era. Next year, the team will look to juniors Brian Bax- ter. Tom Mooney and Michael Poteran for leadership. The team outlook is positive and we wish them the best of luck. Congratulations, guy! — Mike Poteran Brian Baxter. Casey Bevins, Eric Bronson. Dan Donovan. Scott Gustafson. Ben Hettinger, Mark Hinsdale, Bryan Hranek, Matt Losinger, Chris Lucas. Jeff Markovitz. Terry McHugh, J. J. Medwetz, Jon Mooney, Tom Nirchi, Dan On- dreyko, Mike Poteran, Ian Roth, John Schneider, Ryan Scholtz, Brian Terwilliger, Matt Winheld, Coach: Joe Per- anski a� Score Opponent 133 ESS 94 Ithaca 48 Horseheads Score 39 m 78 35 44 75 WON: 1 uc Ithaca Vestal Binghamton - Tiger Votteybail This years girls varsity volleyball team enjoyed a successful season by most standards but by team standards they didn't do as well as they wanted to. One highlight of the season was beat- ing Binghamton, who went on to win the Di- vision 1 title. Next year's team has a lot to look forward to since only 3 girls are graduating — Michelle Gentile, Sara Rinde, and Jacqueline Zareski. Michelle Gentile, Eileen Huang, Lee Jones. Stats, Curt Kin- ney. Stats, Jennifer Lambrinos, Kathy Neil, Sara Rinde, Shar- on Sabo, Laurie Santelli, Jenny Smith, Jennifer Stout, Gina Webb. Erika Zacheis, Jacquie Zareski, Coach: Ernie Marshall Opponent Vestal CF Owego Binghamton CV Owego (N.L.) Ithaca Vestal Binghamton Norwich Oneonta M-E Score 2 Owego Toi 0 2nd place 0 I.OST: B Owego SV JC Windsor (N.L.) Ithara Vestal Spikers Melanie Aebli, Lynn Battaglini, Kim Davis Car- rie DiPietro, Cathy Eynard, Jennifer Fitzgerald Michelle Gazdik, Danielle Giannicchi, fen Niel- sen, Sheri Rundle, Lorraine Seccia. Jennifer Wa- ters Coach: C. Murphy Score Opponent Score 33 Waverly 33 30 Norwich 42 36 Owego 21 51 EFA 15 ESS FT 57 CF 9 59 Hingh� 9 65 M-E ' . ; 0 41 Vestal 18 57 f N.V. 2 48 Horseheada 9 40 JC 27 SV F.F. 69 Ithaca 0 58 N.V. 12 31 •Valley Central 36 UE Tournament 3rd WON: 13 TIED: 1 LOST: 2 WrcstUng Tom Baleno. Mike Bevins, Marly Burns. Andre Cave, Andy Ciaravino, Lynn Hollister. Matt Levinson, Jason Lopresti, Jason Majka. Bob Maraski, John Matyas, Chris Nugent, John Popielarski. Blaine Rhodes, Joe Wychules, Steve Zimmerman, Coach; Dorn lacovazzi Sarge’s Raiders The wrestling team has had a very productive season in 89,’Y Finishing the season with a re- cord of 13 wins and 3 losses, all losses were to teams rated in the top 10. U-E was ranked 20th in the state this year. 10 out of 13 members of the team advanced to sectionals, which tied for the most people, with Johnson City who also had 10 to advance. 7 out of the 10 members placed in the top 6. Next year. U-E’s wrestling team should be among the top 10 in the state, because only 4 seniors are leaving, Jim Ballam, Jeff King, Shan- non Young, and Eric Roscoe. Many promising Freshmen and Sophomores are returning. In the future, U-E’s wrestling team should be on their way to a few if not more sectional titles and state champs under the Guidance of Sarge.1’ — Shannon Young Jim Ballam. Matt Beers. Bill Carlini, Matt Connelly. Mike DeVine, Kevin Gallagher, Tony Garzo. Jeff King. )oe King. Tom LaBarron, Marty Maraski, Andy Mehl, Mike Merry, Eric Roscoe, Dominic Thompson, Tony Valachovic. Shannon Young. Coach: Frank Sorochinsky Varsity Cheerleaders Kellianne Archer, Karin Gilmore, Temple Greenleaf, Kerry Guilfoyle, Teri Hashem, Aimee Lexa, Shelley Muro, Leslie Perih, Meredith Sawchuk, Trish Seliga, Karen Siebecker, Kathy Ward, Coach: Felicia Putrino. Last spring, the twelve varsity bas- ketball cheerleaders were chosen. We all attended Golden Valley cheerlead- ing camp this past summer. Since the season started in November, we spent at least 2 hours every day practicing. Miss Putrino worked us hard but we also had a lot of fun. Our hard work paid off when we won first place in cheer and second place in dance at the Seton competition. Of course, we al- ways led the school in Tiger spirit!!! — Kellianne Archer JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Karen Avery, Kristen Avery, Lauri DiFulvio, Brandy Greenleaf. Denise Houghtalen, Sue King. Kathy Kopl, Amy Lilly, Sarah Linko, Mary Mankus, Tiffany Temple, Jennifer Zayac, Coach D, Kolupski Boys Bowling Dan Babcock, Jim Bundas. David Fetterolf. Mgr.. Tim Gillette, R. Jeff Ripic, Jon Schriber, Galen Wetzelberg. Coach: Dick Smith. Matt Anderson. Scott Bishopp, Kris Chase, Steve Dean, Pat DeNardo. Steve Fenstemacher. Kevin Konecky, Coach: Dick Smith. The boy’s varsity and junior varsity teams won their division of STAC while the J.V.’s won the overall cham- pionship. The varsity captured the Sectional title and the Intersectional title avenging a STAC loss to Owego. The boys led by all conference bowlers John Schriber and Galen Wetzelberg now travel to Albany on March 10 for the State finals. Score 7 5 5 7 7 7 3 5 7 7 7 7 Opponent Bingh. IC Vestal CV Owego Norwich Oneonta SV Bingh. M-E JC Vestal STAC Champion WON: 74 LOST: 10 Score Score non K Vestal CV Owego Norwich Oneonta SV Bingh. ML Vestal STAC Runner-up Sect. IV Champion Team Qualifier for States WON: 72 LOST: 12 Freshman Basketbatt Team Members: Steve Miller. Matt Valkovic, Brian Boettger. Mike Kendjierski, Jeff Pilarcek, Mike Piester, Angelo Colonna, Darren Claus. Sean Brunner. Mike Yoest. Markus Wilson. Bri- an La Barr Gregg Saraceno. Brian Liss Jeff Dahu- lich; Coach: Carl Roma. GirCs Bmv raj Bowling — Alyson Babcock, Kathy Barber, Michelle DeMars, Varsity Bowling — Kristen Cretaro, Holly Green, Melissa Murphy, Kim Michelle Herman, Kris Scheiwe, Julie Schneider. Sara Schriber, Diane Stickane. Kris Towner. Coach: Dick Smith Weber, Coach: Dick Smith T|ie Gijcls varjity and jun ior varsity bowling teaa s had The finished an I Vi excellent season, and varsity teams second in STAC However, the varsity team ted by all Conf. selections, Mellisa Murphy and Kristen Cretaro captured the girls sedtttfn IV Crdvwi. — Coach Smith Sect. IV Champ WON: 63 The Tfiritt of Victory ♦ ♦ The Agony of Defeat . ♦ ♦ Student Life Section Editors: Cfiend Knott and Carol Serino Feb. 19-Mar. 20 PISCES “Fishes You’re artistic, emotional, and sensitive. You won’t be scared of those mean old details, like exams or answering machines. More than any other sign, we Fishes have faith in a higher intelligence that guides us like a radar. Complementary Sign: Virgo. Opposite Sign: Gemini. Mar. 21-Apr.l9 ARIES “Ram You’re bold, courageous, and sensitive. You’ll be even braveT next year!! You like new experiences, and breaking new ground. And you’ll be sure to praise others and rejoice in success; if others win, you win! Complementary Sign: Libra, Opposite Sign; Capricorn, Apr. 20-May 20 TAURUS Bull You’re conservative, possessive, and loyal You will answer letters and return phone calls in the same year that you receive them! Otherwise, you’re perfect. You love to do your best, and if the best work takes a wee bit longer, it’s worth it. So there! Com- plementary Sign: Scorpio, Opposite Sign: Sagittarius. May 21-June 20 GEMINI “Twins You’re lively, talkative, and intelli- gent. You’re charming, this year you’ll shake off stress; rest more; read more; take vitamins, and maybe do a little deep breathing and yoga. Complemen- tary Sign; Sagittarius. Opposite Sign: Pisces. June 21-July 22 CANCER Crab You’re emotional, patriotic, and home-loving. This year you'll begin to come out of your shell and meet new people. You’re trustwor- thy to your loved ones, and they look to you for support. Complementary Sign: Capricorn. Opposite Sign: Libra, Arlwork 0 July 23-Aug. 22 LEO “Lion” You're cheerful, proud, and powerful. In the coming year you'll become more self-confident in everything you do. You always see the bright side of every situation. Com- plementary Sign: Aquarius. Opposite Sign: Virgo. Aug. 23-Sept. 22 VIRGO “Virgin” You're modest, practical, and tidy. You're observant to others' needs. You love to work and you’re very efficient This year, your witty personality attracts in- teresting people. Complementary Sign; Pisces. Opposite Sign; Leo. l 9 8 9 Sept. 23-Oct.22 LIBRA “Scales You're compassionate, diplomatic, and pleasant. You'll stop trying to please eve- ryone. Instead you'll do what you want to do — charm everyone. You won’t stop flirting — it puts stars in your eyes! Go ahead and have fun, but be reasonable. Complementary Sign: Aries. Opposite Sign; Cancer. Oct. 23-Nov. 21 SCORPIO “Scorpion” You’re secretive, intense, and passionate. Your mysterious ways leave people guessing. Your magnetic personality helps you sparkle and show love openly! Complementary Sign: Taurus. Opposite Sign: Aquarius. Nov. 22-Dec 21 SAGITTARIUS Archer” You’re cheerful, generous, and restless. Com- edy is your gift, you have the ability to make people laugh. You have original ideas when it pleraentary Sign: Aquarius. Oppos BEST OF FRIENDS Palsy, Lori, Kathy, Jennifer Kim, Chris, Kathy, M'liss Marta, Becky. Kristin, Cheryl, Carol Fran, Kathy 1 Mike. Sandy. Mark, Joyce, Barb, Ann Joelle, Kris, Jenn Kristi. Karen Pam, Lori, Therese, Laurie, Mary Korey, Karin, Meredith, Aimee, Terri, Kerry Jennifer, Mane, Darcy, Lori Lori, Russ, Darcy, John Brooke. Vince. Tracy, Kelley. Nancy Holly. Jennifer. Trudi, Mike. Mark, Brian Michelle. Monica. Sally. Darcy Kellie. Trade. Karen. lennifer Lynn, Linda, Mai-Lai, Teri, Chris Mike, Avis Ellissa, Eileen, Justine, Rhonda, Jeanne, Carrie Daniela, Trish Mary, Laurie, Kristin, Jennifer, Jennifer W., Amy Otima, Tonya Michelle, Paul BEST OF FRIENDS Allison, Chris, Debbie, Teri, Michelle Kim. Jennifer, Julie, Melissa Mary, Shawna Dan, Chris Kristen. Melissa Ed. Dave Mary, Shawna, Kristen Irish, Shannon, Cheryl, Joanna Glory, Noel, Carrie. Kim Brian, Ben Jennifer, Ben, lennifer N. Nadine, Nicki Heather. Tracy, Anne Carla, Colleen Temple, fulie “THE WILD ONES Eynard, Gentile Jeremy, Chad, Billy, Paul, Dave Paul, Billy Marta, Melitta Holly, Karen, Laura Marta. Hey girl! What’s happening? I’m lad we’re such good triends, and on’t worry it won’t ever end. Re- member all the good times we’ve had: ESPRIT (George and Quincy) Binghamton boys, camping, RIT, UP TOP!, flat tires, and all nighters. Next year is going to be hard, but we'll get through it. Good luck next year in all you do. Love Ya Always. Carol Ann! Kristin. J.P.. Bridgett, John, Butch. Well guys! It’s all over now! To each of you I have many memories. Kristin — well what can I say! We hit our rocky spot in our relationship but luckily it went out. ]P — girl you’re one of a kind let me tell you! Always remember ESPRIT. BINGHAMTON BOYS, all nighters, dishwashing and hang up phone calls. Bridgett — I’m glad we’re still friends and I hope we stay that way! John — Well what can 1 say? Just remember haunted hous- es, Cheryl’s parties, hitchhikers, and Hardees employees! I'm glad I know you! Butch — Well hon. it’s been real. Remember everything like: shoveling snow. UP TOP, baking cookies, facials, and shopping! I’ll al- ways remember you! I can’t wait for your visits to my college! Well guys! I’m glad I know all of ya! Good luck next year Love CarolAnn (Air) Carol, Kristin, and Cheryl Well, you guys mean more to me than you’ll ever know. We’ve had a lot of great times! Remem- ber all of those nice pricker bush- es-Carol!? How about sleeping in the “Green Beast.’’ Kristin, next time I think I want the wheels on the ground!! You guys made these yeers sooo memorable! Next year will definitely not be the same. I’m gonna miss ya all. Love, Beck P.S. See ya at college!! Bill, We’ve become good good friends and more, I’m glad we had that chance. I’ll remember the good times and forever. No matter what. I’ll always Love you! Always A past love Di-non-a, Peter Cheese, Cream Cheese, Holly (jerk), Kim (bighead), Nuck and Shell: You guys have made my senior year. You’re all the best friends anyone could ask for. Stay in touch during college, I love you all. WE MADE IT!! Love Chathy Shicken) Karen, 1 just wanted to thank you for being such a good friend. You’ve always been there for me. I could never ask for a better best friend. I’m going to miss you when I leave. I’ll always remember the great times we’ve had, I’ll never Forget you. Best friends always I Love You, Kristi Padamo, I wanted you to know that you made this year the best I have ever had. We had a lot of difficult times, but each one brought us closer to- gether rather than further apart. I hope that when highschool ends, our relationship will not, because I just can’t see the day when I can be happy without you. I love you paul forever Mianco Dear Mark, I never thought I’d feel this way and as far as I’m concerned I’m glad I got the chance to say that I do believe I love you. And if I should ever go away Well, then close your eyes and try to feel the way we do today And then, if you can remember Keep smiling, keep shining. Knowing you can always count on me For the good times, and the bad times, I’ll be on your side forever more Thank you for making me shine! You came and opened me and know There is so much more I see. I love you. Toodie Carol, I don't know where to start. You've been a great friend to me and I'll always remember that. I’m going to miss you a lot next year!!! 1 hope we stay friends forever! I hope you re- member the good times we had to- gether like News years Eve, working at the Surf, 198 Main St., Binghamton boys (Mike, Marty, Bill, Randy, Kevin. Andrew. Dan, Ed, and of course Steve!!!) I don’t know about them!. Esprit, hockey games, taking me driving (ha-ha) taking those turns, going surfing, flat tires, locking the keys in the car, I wonder which guy I'll like this week??, Called Mike lately??? You'll get him!, seen Jim at Spencers in the mall lately!?. I can’t go by myself. Hey what’s up big guy!! (I might get him!!), cruzing in a whimp car!!, going to pizsa (Mike) What should I wear!?? just bring eve- rything!!, Follow the leader!!, Bill our body guard.and I hope we have many more of those great times! I don’t know what I’m going to do next year. I hope I can come see ya a lot at college next year!!! Your a great friena. Thanks for being there for me when I needed you. Love ya always, Joella (Joellwa) Tim, I really wish we had met soon- er. The time we’ve spent together has been so short. Going away to school is going to be so hard. I’ll think of you constantly. Have fun at college and never stop being the sweet guy I fell in love with. I Love You, Michele Nancy. Time flies, don’t it? We’ve known each other for a long time now and the time we’ve spent means more to me than vou’11 ever know. Watch out for tnem guar- drails! Will you marry me if I eat Beef stew? HENRY To the best of friends: You’ve made my high school years, memories. I’ll never forget! Best of luck to all of you and let’s keep our friendship as strong as ever! Love always Carla Paul, One year ago, 1 didn't know That you’d be mine someday I'd see you passing in the hall Without much attention to pay Then one day, to my surprise I saw you next to me I guess that it must have been fate, That we’d be together in Chem- istry As the days rolled on labs came and went And so did our old time friends We began to see that You and me Was the new thing around the bend Brother's” became our place to go And we spend many-a-nights Sharing dreams and inner thoughts, Under the warm dim lights As exams passed and summer be- gan, Both of us figured and knew, That along with the hot summer breezes, The warmth between us grew too. We spent our vacation hand in hand Together all the time It was then that I really knew That you, with a doubt, you were mine. The nights of walking, swim- ming, and talking We thought would never end Slowly began to fade away, With the cool incoming wind Though the seasons changed from hot to cold, The flame between us stayed, And both of us began to see That this love we shared would not fade. It's been almost a year since that very first day, When you and I began to be friends. Our love has and will continue to grow, And I doubt it will ever end. Love, Michelle Kay-ee, Well, we’re college bound, honey! Utica and Penn State beware! I’m gonna miss you so much! You have been the best friend in the world to me and the past four years wouldn't have been the same without you. Al- ways remember Freeman Fashion Hose, Ocean City, the Sindia (ALLELUIA), B.C. Open Cups( you spilled my popcorn), rubber bands, J,V. Cheering, Millie Melba, biol- ogy, all the parties, Greenwood, the truck mobile, the old inseparable foursome, SAT breakfasts raiding re- frigerators, watching movies ... I think I’ll shut up now!! The awesome memories will last forever. Best of luck always Kell, you certainly de- serve it. Love You! Nace Jennifer, Remember when . . .? Do you know where all the time went? Our time has come and I’m so happy your here with me. You’ll never know how much you mean to me. Your advice, and strength have helped me through the roughest roads of my life. No one could ask for a more generous and loving friend. When 1 was down you reached out your hand, when I was broke you loaned me a few bucks, when I was happy you smiled with me. Jen, I wish you the best of luck in college, life and love. Thank You for loving me, caring, crying with me. laughing with me. and put- ting up with me. Your friend and sister, Linda Carol, I’m really glad we’ve been friends for so long. The last couple years have been a riot! Always re- member all the great times we had: movies, greenwood, camping 4th of July weekend, Christmas shopping every year, sleeping in the green beast, Glenn’s parties, Carol C.’s parties, yearbook workshop in R.L. roadblasters, esprit, Ponderosa’s Pi2za Hut, 198 Main Street, Hockey games. Esprit, concerts, being ed- itors, my parties, horseback riding, the haunted house (Jenson Rd.), Myrtle Beach, and all the other quests we ever had!! And let’s not forget the ones to come: gradua- tion, my graduation parly, camping trip 2, your house (May), and what- ever other quests that come up, and I’m sure there will be a lot!!! Love Ya, Cheryl (de) P.S. You’re a great friend, and you mean a lot to me!! Marta, John, J.P., Bridgett, B.B., and Mary, I’m so glad that I met all you guys, you made my junior and senior year great! Marta — always remember camping 4th of July weekend. Es- pritjand waiting at HaircraftersJ! John — always remember math class(multiply), writing on your arm (every day), Washington D C., work- shop in R.L, How many candy canes did we eat last year?. Halloween nightfmilk truck), and my party! J.P. — always remember playing barbie’s, riding bikes to get ice- cream, fixin your bed, the jack on my head, Victorian Gingerbread House (Chumley’s), your garage (how many times did we clean it?), rollerskating, sled-riding, horse- backriding. Highland Park, Main — bee hive hiking (falling in the swamp), crabbing, racing with Pete, ditching the tent, sneaking out at 2 in the morning, almost getting stuck on the island, driving the boat (there’s an apple to your right), sleeping out all night, and shine the lights on her — Roger!! Esprit, my party, the haunted house, Skiing (Ye-call), shopping, hockey games, ponderosa(choking), Pizza Hut, Nintendo(Mario and skating! and surfing at Alex's house, thanks for all the great times!! Bridgett — get in trouble in Accounting lately?? Don’t cry, calm down and stop laughing! aont forget my party, and Halloween Night! B.B. — don’t for- get Potsdam, Esprit, Alex’s party (rebell!) and all trie times me,you, and Carol have gone out! Mary — I’m glad we met! always remember gymnastics, friendly’s (our long talks), breakfasts, Mr. Harvey’s class(and part, in government), the haunted nouse out in Maine, and baking cookies(mutant teddy bears] You all mean so much to me!! Thanks for all the great times. Love Ya Cheryl Dear Shell, Z, Bundy, Age, and Dragonface; Don’t forget to Foof the world, get a nosejob, marry, and make is special. Everything is gonna come true-even for you Giant workers out there-Ask the Ouija. it said so Love Jen Teresa, So many things have happened this year... All the Fun and Sur- prises. All the Laughter and Warmth. Even the differences be- tween us. Good luck in every- thing you do and always remem- ber me. Love Always, lay This letter I’m writing is to all the people who made my four years at U- E the best. I know they say friends come in and out of your life like night and day, but the friends I’ve become close to at U-E will always be cher- ished in a certain corner of my heart. It seems like it's going to be so hard to say good-bye after four years, but we will always have the memories to look back on . . . Don't forget all the great parties. Amber’s house, Corey’s house and mobile, my house. O’brein's car, basketball games, the locker fights, the banquets, all the teachers I’ve had. nothing like par- ticipation in Government talks .... the outdoors parties, Stout’s house, in the summer, 10th grade, JFS 8th grade, all the people who drove me home from parties, esp. the ones who slept over, homecoming, the hotels and motels, the softball team, and all the bus rides and jokes, and my fam- ily. You made my senior year the best it could ever be. Don't forget the fun we always had. I love ya!! D.B’s for- ever, and best of luck in the future. Oh, one last thing . .. Barney ... don’t jug it up too much without me. Kath Mariani Michelle, It is hard to explain in words the way I feel about you. You are like no other I know, you love me. I too, love you more than any words can say. This year was fan- tastic, being with you and know- ing you will be there for me. keeps me warm inside. Love Forever. Paul Kristi, We did it!!! The class of 89 rules. You’ve been my best friend for as long as I can remember. We’ve had some unforgettable times together. Never forget the tradition, your lion lamp, the prankers we talked to, your cot- tage journey and all the rest. You’ve helped me through my rough times and I’ve told you things I could never tell anyone else. You’re the best. I’m gonna miss you next year. High school may be over but we will be best friends forever!!! Love, Karen Cheryl, You’re my best friend Whenever 1 needed a friend You always seem to be there You helped me with my prob- lems And our joys together we’ve shared 1 can’t imagine life Without a friend like you. Once we get together We share an invisible love All the fun I’ve shared with you Can never be replaced Together we've had many good times and Conquered the problems we’ve had to face Do I want you to know That I’m always here If you ever need a friend Do make your thoughts clear And when I must leave you As many good friends sometimes do I leave you with good memories And an important place in my HEART! Love ya always CarolAnn ’89 Tracel, What can I say, you're a great friend. Thanks for always being there when I needed someone to talk too. We’ve had some hellish times, especially on Lincoln Ave. and in Binghamton. Never forget this past year and all of the great times, ahead. This year has been the best, I'll never forget it. Love, Brooklyn Daniela(ab). I just want to say thanks for all of the great times we’ve had. You’ll always be an important part of my life. I don't know how 1 could’ve made it all these years without you. You've “saved me so many timesIGood luck always! I love ya, Trish(ab) Lisa, The past year with you has been the greatest. You are very special to me and I’ll never forget you or the great times we spent together. I nope we can stay close when I go away to college, I’ll miss you. Ill always love you. Love, Jon Bee — Through the years we’ve grown closer and closer. Your the best friend in the world to me. We have the friendship that will last a life- time. Friends forever Love Erika P.S. The best of times? Huh? Cheryl, You’re the greatest friend in the world! It's hard to believe you’re graduating, it’s going to be hard with out you next year, but just think when I come and visit you at college! We’ve had some wild times together; Maine, skiing, and those Binghamton boys of course. Re- member our ski call! I’m going to miss you so much. It’s been the best years of my life I hope we stay close friends forever! Love, loelle Candi— Where should I begin? Third grade with Adventure People and Raisins! (Puke) You are the only one I know who is afraid of a coatrack! Crackers has no salt.” Christmas right! The river! SQUARE WHAT? July 4th! Esprit night! I apologize again for break- ing your subs on the way to PA.!! LACROSSE IS AWESOME!! Nev- er forget those two! Feb. 27th and April 5th! I love Sunday Drives! Aug. 21st, Sept. 11th, Dec. 25th, Jan. 14th! my” Hallway rules! Pre football game ritual!! These past 10 years have been awesome! Never forget all the great times! Good luck in eve- rything., always. Love Sara! Darcy, Holly, Ding, Trade, Karen, Arch, Laura, Erika, and Spraugie, Can you believe it's graduation time for us? You all have made High School a great memory for me. HI never forget Florida, New Year's Eve (87 and 89 — maybe not). Tiger Eye every Wed.. Track, Summer 88. vacation at Nag’s Head, Espirt, going out after games, Ding's Boat. Ground Round,” “Summer Camp, swim meets, Rap Sessions (we learned a lot). Donkey B- Ball, classes together (Days and 12A — not) and everything else we ever did. Thanks for pulling me thru Cookie 1 (M.D.H.) even if you don't really un- derstand. I know we’ve had our dif- ferences. but you are all very special to me and 1 11 be thinking of you all at Mansfield. Good Luck in college and in the future. Don’t ever lose touch. Con- gratulations guvs. WE DID IT!! I love you all! CLASS OF '89 RULES! Love always, Sally Sara — Can you believe it's finally here — our senior year! I will never forget all of the great times and “adventures” we shared. To start it off, all I have to say is “RIVER.” 1 will never forget that night, thou I don't remember it all Oh, did I ever thank you for al- most breaking my ribs on the way out to PA.?(the night of ESPRIT with the purple gun) Hey who really was sucking their thumb that night? We're good rap mak- ers! How about our pre-pre-game “activities” before the football games — what happened in the woods? ha ha! How did your sur- veys turn out? I'll never forget what was in your pocket — “HARVEY” and your famous say- ing: M-C-H-! What was that in your hair when you woke up that morning? Yeah — that's what I thought! I know that you'll never forget that nickname (T.M.) Now never forget: Aug. 21, Sept.11, Dec. 25, Feb. 2, March 25, April 5, and ever Sunday. Also — RM, KG, W), CS, and everyone else! Remember F.B.’s? Gretchen Mop rules! Never forget “The Dean- ster.” I know we’ll have many more good times together and share good stories. You are the greatest friend a person could ever have! Always stay in touch and good luck in the future(The dreaded P-word is coming up soon!) Oh-no!! “Friends Forever!” Love Always — Candi PS. Before we graduate you have to take a final walk down “YOUR HALLWAY”!! ha ha!! Ion, Thanks for making each new day special to me. The times we’ve shared have been great and we’ll have many more good times. Love you always, Lisa lay, You’ve made this last year of high school very special for me. I hope when high school ends for us that everything will go on for- ever. Yours forever Teresa Henry, I just want to thank you for making my senior year so special! We have Had so many good times and share of bad times, but through it all we remained good friends. Never forget our fun times together. Especially our fishing trips and your shirt, car washes, and the train. Always re- member me. Love, Nancy Chad. You’re the greatest brother! You're always there when I need you for money and sticking up for me! You might not know that I care for you but I do a lot! It’s going to be a hard 3 years without you there! 1 really can’t believe you made it!! Love ya, Joelle Kim, Mane, Darcy, and Lori, You guys are really great friends! Thanks for everything! Kim —take off those glasses, Ralph, and a few of Larry’s friends’ parties were enough for me! Marie — Have we ever made it through a full week of school? What are you wearing to- morrow? Will you call ... for me? Darcy — You dork! NMBB! I wish I coula bowl like you. Ride ’em Cowgirl! Lori — who me? Yelling across the room in French class, and some of the moments that could only be described as Psyche! Good luck to all of you in the fu- ture! With lots of love, jennifer Nace (Millie!) Hey babe! This is it! We’re finally gonna get outta here! You’ve been such a great friend! Those 5 Vi hours separating us are gonna be long but I’m sure they won’t keep us apart! We’ve been such good friends and shared so much. Thanks for your advice and patience! Don’t ever for- get: TFM! (I got a chance! Not!), Scooter. BC open cups and Rubber Bands(Forever!), the Harmonic Sis- ters, the Jewish Wallet, “Well, T.O.’s have a party!”[ooops!), “Doin’’ Jane, Sophomore!:um, this dropped out of your book this morning and being Zayre Associ- ates! Never forget our fun and al- ways keep in touch you Big Nittney Lion you! Good Luck Kiddo! Kay-ee (Melba) and Schtaink Leibenschliven Schnitzelbonk Good Luck with your 27 (1) hus- bands! Heather, (Digger) WOW! I can hardly believe it, 4 years of high school finished we’re off to face the world — including Finland I’m sorry I let someone come between us this year. We were always so unseparable. We’ve been through so much together. It’s hard to believe we won't be able to see each other for a year. 1 wish you the best of luck in Finland and in everything you do. Keep in touch Love your best friend, Michele Brooklyn, What can I say? You have made my senior year very special. I am so glad we are best friends this year. We have had so many good times I can’t even start to name them, but here’s a few. Don’t ever forget the Studio, Lincoln Ave., GAD-188. Jesus, Geneseo the empty house, for the weekend (and the movie), and my favorite, armadillos and aardvarks! I think we had our fair share of them!! Never forget me. or our special times! I luv you! Love, Tracy Sally, Stecker. Ding, Holly. Darcy, and Tracy, Thanks for making my senior year the very best it could be. You are the greatest friends, Always remember the fun and crazy times we have had together. We'll have to sail in the S.S. Dinga one more time before we all leave. Please keep in touch! I’ll miss you all very much!! Love always Laura Tracie, Ding, Karen, Holly, Sally, Darcy, Laura, Erika, and Arch: Thanx for everything — you guys are awesome! You made my senior year something worth re- membering. I’ll always remember the parties, the cow tipping (don’t we wish) and the past as well as up and coming rap sessions. Keep in touch where ever you go! Good luck to all the guys who hung around with us loonies — it was fun. Love ya lots, Michelle Erin. Hey pal! I’m really glad we got to be sucn good friends. Remember the Endicott Inn. Oh and we can’t forget JS and NJ, Just Kidding. You’re an awesome friend. Love ya Jen (Skip, Jenell, NJ, eimaj) Darcy, Lori, Kathy and Teresa, Greetings from mars to earth! You’re jealous you can’t live on mars, but my trips to earth have been lots of fun! thanx for all the good times! Skeeter is hot. I hope all your dreams come true. Love Marie (Mec) Holly, Jennie. Truei, Kelly, Ben, Nancy, Vince, Michelle, Shelley, and Marsh, We’re so happy that we’re all together our senior year. Always remember all of the great parties and get togethers we’ve had. We'll never forget any of you. Each of you made our senior spe- cial to us in your own way. Love, Tracy and Brooke Barney, Congratulations, We made it! High School just wouldn’t have been the same without my best friend. We stuck by each other through good and bad times. My future wouldn’t be looking so bright if you weren’t there. Don’t forget the good times. Just in case you do, I’ll say a few things to remind you. The water balloon fight, parties, catching frogs, fol- lowing me, carrying me, me beat- ing Tom up, dropping major hints to someone blind (you) wow you woke up. Now it’s our future. I can only imagine what could happen next. 1 love you Barney. P.S. Ribit,ribit! It’s not out here! Your Bestfriend and girlfriend forever, Love Always, Betty Tippy, Mars, Chester. Blondi and Gaby Baby, You guys have made my senior year the greatest year of my life. I have so many memories. Oct 29. I know I will never forget that date! Tippy How's your tailbone? Remember the hair- brush and the dice? Mars — Who's next or where’s Mr. Mokster and Blondi — how about another? and Gaby Baby — thanks For everything you taught me! Well guys it’s been real. Thanx for everything! I love you. Psycho To Karen. Sally, Laura, Erika, Mol- nar, Monica, Darcy, Ding, Tracie, Keooie. Jenn, Jen C. and Michelle, You guys have made my senior year the best time of my life. You’re all really special to me and I’ll really miss you all next year. Good luck with everything and keep in touch. You’re the best friends anyone could ever have. I love you all, Holly Psycho, Blondie, Mars, Chester, Kathy, Dole, and Gabs; Thanx for everything! I have so many memories! You’re the greatest friends in the world! Be- have yourselves and don’t do anything 1 wouldn’t do. Ha! Ha! Dole I Love You Always! Friends forever! Tippy Fran, You’ll never know what these past two years have meant to me. We’ve had so many great times together, ones I’ll never forget. You hold a very special place in my heart now and always. You’ll be in my thoughts while you're at college. 1 LOVE you Fran, Thanks for being mine. Forever yours, Kathy Tracie Has it actually been nine years since you “baffled me with bull?” If 1 would have known what I know now I would have played with you that day on the monkey bars. I sur- vived Tommy Howell, Mr. Men. and cornmeal pancakes and you lived through Duran Duran, the B.F. (maybe not) and awesome af- ternoons of sledaing and picking on little red-headed kids. Keep look- ing for my life and maybe someday you’ll quote something right. We will always be be-fri st-ends, even when I'm Annie on Broadway and you manage to pull up to the curb. Through burning hands and secrets and instant portraits (now crayon I can say) I'll always love you!! Jenn P.S. Say hell-o to Cousins Luke, Exra, Claude, Leroy, Rolend, and Clem for me. To all you I3rama Clubbies and the rest of my warped and twist- ed friends, You guys have made my high school years some of the best and definitely the most interesting years of my life. I’ll never forget all the productions and contro- versies we’ve suffered through. I think I’ll write up some of our strange situations and produce one great soap opera. Maria, you wild woman, would definitely be one of the stars. Trish, always remember Satur- day set constructions and gossip corner. Chris, I have to visit you in about a year and see if your harem has finally gone over the 100 mark. Mai-Lai, do you need to get slapped, I know I do and Shannon, which guy is it this week? Eric, you’re my idol and a fragment of my imagination. Cheryl, I’ll see you in the city and to everyone else, I love ya! Joanna P.S. Rob, I know what you can’t do!! (I hate to admit this, but in reality, you really can.) Karen, It's been an exciting year with you. Always remember all we went through, I think we both owe Chris a lot, Scranton sounds good to me, just pave the way. I love the color purple. Don't forget that. Always remember who’s gonna do the cooking, Love always, To Bill B„ Thank you for being such a , buddy this year. I'll never forget all your counseling on my wide and varied love life. 1 will never forget any of your little stupid- ities that made me smile. Hope you have fun wherever you go! Follow vonr unladen swall — it Mom of 7, Lunch has been great! Have you parked your sportscar in any far away parking lots lately? By the way, how fast does you're car re- ally go? You’re the best! Hope your senior year was great! Love, Child 1 will lead you to Castle Anthrax! Michael Love. Zoot! Carol and Cheryl Good luck in college! Don't for- get to party and have a ton of fun. Joelle and I will come to visit you if you get lonely: and even if you don’t: so keep in touch. Hope your grades are just as good in college, Hope we have an awe- some summer together! Love you guys, “Volpe (Jenny) Bridgett, Kristin. Carol and Cheryl, Hey, you guvs are some of my best friends, The year started out great. We did a lot. RIT, Grace and Slick, Death Valley Road trips, the Pumpkin Farm. Then, something happened — I wish 1 knew what. But I hope we can be the friends that we were before. Thanx for all the great times. Cheryl, your par- ties were the best, Bridgett, we're Erika, You are a great friend. You are one of the most creative people I know and 1 think that you are one of the most fun people I know. You've showed me a lot, Rio was fun. Hopefully we'll go some more. Wisdom teeth rule and so do as- trologists, I hope your life works out OK and I will miss you a whole lot while you're living in Texas, Remember we're going to FIT to- gether in a year. We can take New York by storm and maybe bump into some martians along the way. Look cool, feel cool, be cool, OK — strawberries rule! Broomin' it. and Kristen, see you at FIT in a year. I'll miss you guys! Love. Johnathan Stout — No — I Don't Hate You! Paccio Love, Johnathan Erika, Don, Good Luck in college. Remem- ber to stay away from those fat- I hope your senior year was as fun as mine! I had a lot of fun tening cupcakes at lunch. Love, Joy To Michelle — We did it sweetie. Thanx for all the great times and memories. I'll never forget our pictionary par- ties — I love those villas! Anyway — you have better never forget a moment. You've been a good friend and I'll always remember this year as the best. To Fame To 1989! To the memories. Yours Always, these years and especially this year. I hope you never forget all the good times we had, GOOD LUCK AT CLEMSON and stay in touch always Laura, You are the Rudest! Love. Candi P.S. Which way to Friendly's? Johnathan Shannon Carla, Amber, Trish, Linda, Steck, Kellie, Dinga. Hey guys! I had a wicked fun time this year in Tigerettes, Never forget all the good times {practices, band camp, etc.) I hope we stay in touch always! Love, Candy P.S. n-e-e-e-i-igh! Candi, Love, Jon Cheryl and Carol, Hope your senior year was the best. You guys are great. I'll miss ya next yean Good luck in college — party hardy, ; Cheryl, Carol: Thanx for the great times on Luv ya, Kris W. To My Senior John Archie, It's been so real? I hope to see yearbook. It was great. Good Luck in college. I'll miss you. Don't party too much. Love, Joy P.S, I hope you never run out of fruit loops. you all the time. Are there any Eddie, I hope you had a cool senior year. I know you made this year very special for me Good luck in college and in everything you do! You’re the best. Stay in touch! Love ya! Aimee in N.Y.C. for F.I.T.? Is there peace? I hope you get to tie-dye venus. Why do men have nip- ples? Why does my car fart? You are a cool bean. Yes, its been real. Love you, Erika The Grippen and Young Debate PRINCIPLES IN MARKETING GUEST SPEAKERS Photos by: Matt Crimmins One aspect of student life that isn't usually covered in this section is guest speakers. This year several guest speakers visited Mrs Elavsky's Principles in Marketing class . Two guest speakers that were asked to give a speech on entrepreneurship were Mr Card. Phil’s Chicken House owner, and Mr McCoy, owner of the No, 5 restaurant and other various establishments. Both men discussed how he got started in his business. They also gave the students some words of advice. Some of the ideas that were stressed were to continuously move forward, to learn from one's mistakes, and to always improve one's ideas. All of the speakers helped to give the students a look at the business world and what it entails. Mrs. Elavsky and her students would like to thank these people for taking time out of their busy schedules to talk to them. — Ioanna Seliga Co for Ice cream Sport Pair of Socks Actor Actress Pastime Cfo6 Season Band Book Su6ject Kerun Car NOT SO GREAT MOMENTS IN SPORTS Current Events August-Septemher 1988 Afternoon Edition An Arrow From The Sky A handful of demonstrators had picketed earlier outside the gate, “Stop the air shows, their posters demanded. “We're afraid, But inside Ramstein Air Base, the atmosphere was “like a huge folk festival,” said Hans Siedel who, together with 300,000 other spectators, gathered for the annual aerobatics display at the sprawling U.S. facility in West Germany. As the crowd enjoyed the perfect weather. 10 pilots from Italy's Tricolor� (Three colored Arrows) zoomed into their showiest act. Nine jet trainers traced a heart in the sky with trails of colored smoke; a Lenth peeled away, then doubled back, in an attempt to “pierce the heart. Within seconds, however, it was clear that something was wrong. The solo plane was going too slow,” Siedel recalled. “Suddenly it brushed another plane. Two jets crashed to the airfield below; the solo plane slammed directly into the crowd “I crouched to my knees. said Siedel, A woman next to me was on fire, Scott Sullivan and Theresa Waldrop Newsweek; September 12,1968 pp. 35 Aug. 14 — Olympics begin in Seoul Korea. Aug. 25 — Iraq drops poisonous gas on a village. This action vio- lated the international laws. Sept. 7, 9t and 11 — The America's Cup takes place in San Diego. Sept, 7 — M.T.V. Music Awards. Sept. 13-17 —Hurricane Gilbert causes tremendous amounts of de- struction in various areas of the U.S. Sept, 19 — Teachers picket at Broad Street in order to get a new contract Sept. 19 — The Amnesty International Tour begins. Sept. 25 — The first presidential de- bate occurs. — Poison comes to the Arena with Brittney Fox and Lita Ford. UX.H.S. students sit-in The students at Union Endicott High School hold a sit-in in order to show their support for the teachers. The teachers who are undergoing ne- gotiations, had mixed feelings about the sit-in. The next day the teacher contracts were settled. Current Events Octoher-Novcmbcr 1988 Afternoon Edition The Shuttle Returns After nearly three years of grief and un- certainty, America has returned to space. The mission itself was relatively unambitious, but as a psychic landmark it ranked with the giant step of putting man on the moon. For one shining moment, the doubts were forgotten anti Americans were back in space. The road ahead is still uncertain; a space station, lunar lookout, or an expedition to Mars. Now that we're back, where will we go? Melinda Beck with Mary Hagar Newsweek: October 10, 1988 I� was a blip cm the radar screen — more precisely, the spectrometer — of Ihe medical technicians And it was a smear on Ihe integrity of the Olympic movement. The drug disqualification of the fastest human. 100-meter gold medalist Ben Johnson, gave South Ko- rea the sorry title of host nation for the doped-up Olympics. Pete Axthelm with Pamela Abramson and Tony Clifton (in Seoul) and Frank Washington (in Toronto) Newsweek October 10, 1988 Oct. 7 — Dan Quayle and Lloyd Bentsen take part in the vice presidential debate. Oct. 15 — Van Halen concert at the Dome in Syracuse, Oct. 16 — Morton Downey fr. comes to the Arena. Nov. 5 —The two California gray whales who were caught in the frozen Arctic Ocean were finally freed. Nov, 8 — Students at Yale protest New Coke, they say it takes out all the flavor and makes it taste like any other soda. Nov. 10 — Geraldo opens his mouth a little too much, to the wrong guy, and gets his nose broken by a flying chair. Nov. —Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise pair up in a movie called Rain Man. Nov. — The Steinberg-Nussbaum trail opens, for the murder of their six-year-old illegally adopted daughter. Nov — John Connally writes a book proposing that Lee Harvey Os- wald was actually aiming for Ihe governor of Texas not |,F.K. «rr Current Events Uecember-January 1988-89 Afternoon Edition Pan Am Flight 103 A Christmas Tragedy There was no Mayday call, no radio message at all — just a grim silence as air traffic con- trollers watched the green electronic blip reg- istering Pan Am Flight 103 break up and scatter. Bound for New York from London, the 747 jum- ho jet suffered a horrifying explosion at 31,000 feel, and for three minutes pieces of the plane and the bodies of its passengers cartwheeled to the Scottish countryside below. All 238 aboard and at least 17 Scottish villagers were killed. It could have been an accident, but the early ev- idence strongly favored terrorist's bomb. The shock of grief spread to waiting relatives at Ken- nedy’s Airport, to the campus of Syracuse Uni- versity, where 35 exchange students would nev- er return. Everywhere, it seemed the joy of Christmas sadly dimmed. Newsweek January 2, 1909 Ryan'� Hope Unlike a tot of temiagors, he doesn't like the linieJiahi Hut Ryan White agreed to let ABC make ‘The Ryan Whitft Story because ids fur a wad cause M Hu’s iht courageous young AIDS victim who first gained national attention in 1085 when he was barred from attending school, and film makers hope the story will increase understanding of the virus and improve public attitudes towards the ill Lukas Haas ( Witness') plays While — the two are now best feends — and White, lft, has a role as another AIDS patient While says he'd like a shot at Who’s the Boss? It might be as (HUy as ABC. Newsweek Dec. 6 — Roy Orbinson dies of a heart attack. Dec. 10 —Gorbachev arrives in New York City and gives a land- mark speech about his pro- posed unilateral cut in armed forces. Dec. 12 —A devastating earthquake occurs in Armenia. It was estimated that 120,000 people died. Gorbachev cuts his visit to U.S. short because of this. Jan. 14 — Daryl the yearbook fish dies. Jan. 20 —NCAA tightened the ac- ademic standards for en- tering freshman scholar- ship winners — at least a 700 on SAT or a 15 on the ACT, Jan. 29 — Chicago concert at the Arena, Jan. 11 —Japanese Emperor Hiro- hito died (was Emperor during World War Two, the one who ordered the attack on Pearl Harbor) Jan. 13 — Bernard Goetz was sen- tenced to one year in jail and a $4,000 fine for his 1984 gunning of 4 black youths in a NYC subway. Jan. 25 — George Michael makes a 3-1) commercial for Diet Coke. Current Events February-March 1989 Afternoon Edition Chapman? McFerrin Pace Grammy s Los Angeles (AP) — Singer-songwriter Tracy Chap- man. a shy newcomer to the record industry, won three Grammy awards for her debut LP, and song stylist Dobby McFerrin won four, including best pop male vocal per- formance for his single. Don1! Worry, Be Happy. Press and Sun Bulletin Feb. 8 — The 50% pay raise for con- gress was opposed. Feb. 9 — Dan Quayle goes to Cavacus. Feb. 15 — Jet crashes at the Link Field in Binghamton, due to ice and injuring two. Jan. 15 — Jury awards $14.5 million to Rock Hudson’s lover because he concealed the fact that he had AIDS. Jan. 15 — A $2.6 million Bounty was placed on the head of the author of the novel “The Satanic Verses” by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Mar 5 — Metallic comes in concert to the Arena. March 3 — Bon Jovi comes in concert to Syracuse at the Dome, March 7 — John Towers in question of being Secretary of Defense because of womanizing and drinking. (an. 20 —An ex-Klan member was elected as a Louisiana state senator. CARS . ♦ CARS AND MORE CARS .. ♦ Mrs. Corey “Black Bomber ’ Mark Dudinyak My Vette” Brian Baxter Ricochet Rabbit” This year's musical was full of romance and wild twists of plot. It starred Re- gina Rizzi as Reno Sweeny Wayne Williams as Billy Crocker, Glory Metcalf as Hope. Joe Gumper as Sir Ev- elyn, Mike Moon as the no- torious Moonface Martin, Tracy Trapani as the flirta- tious Bonnie. Larissa Barnauskas as stuffy Mrs. Harcourt, and Dave Petrolle as the perpetually intoxicat- ed Mr. Whitney. All the work that the actors and crews put into the show helped to make Anything Goes one of the best musi- cals to be produced by U.E. A(fe Section Editor Melanie Emerson Patron Page Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Archie Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collins Chuck and Theresa DeLorenzo Larry and Sandy Fitzgerald Miss Diane Hamill Dave and Jane Hettinger Jeanette and George Knott Harold and Toby Kohn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kulle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lesko Mr. George Magur Mike and Carol Manganaro Ms. Sharon Nosal Andrea M. Reger Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seliga Ralph and Marge Serino William and Rosalie Welch The 1989 Thesaurus wishes to express thanks to faculty, staff, and parents for their enduring patience and cooperation, without whose help publication would not be possible. 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Love, Mom and Dad Dear Jim, Congratulations! Great Job! Mom, Dad, Heather and Jim Marta, Best of luck in all you set out to accomplish. Love, Mom, Dad and Family Congratulations! Erica — we never had any doubts! Stay Harry! Love, Mom, Dad and Adam Dear Tara, Hope you make it to graduation on time!! Love, Mom and Ray Dear Scott, It’s hard to believe your school days at UE have come to an end. We thank you for all of the proud and memorable years you've given to us. Love and Congratulations, Mom, Dad and Kelly Tuff, Proud of all you've done and all we know you will do. We'll always be there with the wrenches and some money. Love Mom, Dad. and Danielle Kay-ee, Is it readv vet? !! Remember Troy and Whiteface! Awesome!! Don't change a thing! Mom, Dad, and Schtaink Dear Kasey: Here’s to a bright and happy future! Mom, Dad, Kelly and Kelsey Dear Trudi, We're so proud of you. Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad, Dane and Eric Dear Judy, Congratulations! We are so proud and happy! Love, Mom, Dad, Dan and Darrell To our Daughter Linda Mae, You have made us very proud of you. May you achieve your goal of specializing in pediatric therapy. We love you very much. Love, Mom and Dad Dear Ted, Congratulations! God Bless you always. Mom, Dad and Ellen Congratulations Joanna! Love, Mom, Dad and John Dear Leanna, Congratulations! We knew you could do it. Love, 1 Mom, Dad and Loralyn Dear Jennifer, Congratulations! The world is waiting for you . .. Love, Mom, Rick and Michele Melitta, Best of luck in all you set out to accomplish. Love, Mom, Dad and Family To Annie, our favorite daughter. With much love, pride and joy we congratulate you on your achievement. 1 We love you, Mom, and Dad Dear Jason Osser, Congratulations! Good Luck in college! We all love you. Mom, Dad and Alison Dear Heather, We always knew you could do it. Love, Mom and Dad Dear john Antonio Morton, Good Luck with all your future endeavors, our blessings are with you. Mom and Dad Trish Congratulations! You’ve made us all so very proud, Keep smiling, We love you Toot. Mom, Dad, Steve, Mo and Colleen Carol Ann (C.C. Boom) Congratulations! You have always shown your strength and independence. We are so very proud of you. We love you, Mom, Dad and Annette Way to go Michelle S.! We love you! Mom, Dad and Mike Dear Johnathan, Always remember: See everything. Overlook a great deal. Correct a little. We are proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad and Allen Dear Tracy, Thank you for being you. This is only the beginning. All our love, Mom. Dad and Esther (Mom-2) Dear Patsy, Congratulations! We are proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad Jeff Cheryl, Congratulations! We are proud of you. Always live life to its fullest. Love Mom, Dad and Tom Dear Debbie, The time has gone so fast. You have turned into a lovely young woman. We are proud of you. Congratulations! Love Dad, Mom and John To our son '‘Chuck” Kulle, We are proud of you and we love you. Congratulations and good luck in college. Love Mom Dad Nice job Mark, We love You! Mom and Dad Dear Karen and Kevin, For the past seventeen years we have enjoyed ‘double the pleasure — double the fun.” May Life give back to you the love, happiness, and fulfillment you have given to us. Love Mom, Dad and Rusty Dear ED, Congratulations! You’re on your way! Ail our love. Mom, Dad and Ann Marie Dear Burrhead, Congratulations! We love you so much! Mom, Dad, and all your family Dear Audrey, Congratulations! We are proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Mo, You will now enrich the world as you have our lives. We love you! Mom, Dad, Michelle Jason Grandma Grandpa Dear Keith, Congratulations! We’re proud of you! Mom and Dad Dear Joe, Above all adversities in the last four years, you did an excellent job. Love Forever. Dad, Mom. and Allen Dear Kathy. There's so many memories of vour High School years. The limes we've shared, both laughter and tears Our family grew larger because of your friends Who many limes, spent the entire weekend?! The parties, the baseball, sorority and the Crew . I'm jus! so thankful you're tnine, and I could share It all with you?! You've always meant so very much to me.. (I'm so proud of you .) Your laughter, your strength, your generosity Now that you ere graduating from high school Does this mean 1 gel my car back? (NO MORE CAR POOL!!J And so my dear, Prissy. as this poem comes to its end I just want to say. You're not only my daughter you're my very best friend. Wishing you all the happiness and success you deserve I love you. Mom Congratulations Daniela. We’re proud of you. Good luck in the future. Love, Mom, Dad, and Patty Corrine, We're proud of you, and love you very much. Love, Mom, Dad, and Colleen Dear Rob, You did it!! We knew you could, Dove, Mom and Dad Dear fosh. Congratulations on a great job. We all love you. Remember the BIG FIVE” Dad. Mom. KB, P. and lit' nerd Dear Jenn, You’ve made us a very proud family. Enjoy your college years — the best is yet to come! Love, Mom, Dad, Kris Debbie Dear Maria, One day at a time. Dad, Jane H-D Dear Bill, Congratulations! You have made me proud. Dad Dear Karen, We're very proud of you as you reached this mile-stone in your life. We wish you every happiness and success as you move on toward the next one. Congratulations! and love, Mom, Dad, John, and Diane Dear Norman: The future is yours! Be happy! Love — Mom Dear Erin, Congratulations! We’re so proud of you. We love you. Mom. Dad, Kim and Alissa Tricia, You are precious. We love you now and always. Stay as sweet as you are today. Congratulations, Mom and Dad Dear Carla, Congratulations and best wishes in the future. We love you!! Mom. Dad and Rich Dear Stacy, We are so very proud of you and dearly love you. You have brought music to our lives. Always look to God. We love you, Mom, Dad, Nadine Jesse Dear Boob (The Sunshine 2$ Special), Always remember that you are special” and that your best will always be good enough. Hope you enjoy the next four years as much as you have these. 1 Love, L I Mom. Dada and )ov « Melissa, May your future be a bright one — May your high school memories be happy ones — May you always know that you are loved. And may your love help warm the world. Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad, Pat, Ryan and Snowball Erika Adkins, Congratulations! We are so proud. Love you always, Mom, Lisa, Larry, and Sheldon Dear Ang, Congratulations to a very special daughter and sister! We love you very much and are so proud of the person you have become. Love, Mom, Dad, Gina and Jeff Dear Pam, Congratulations! We knew you could do it. Best of luck in college. Love always, Dad, Mom, and Scott