Walton Central High School - Ivy Tower Yearbook (Walton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

O’Neill High School Walton, New York FLASHBACK ’79 SUMMER SUCCESS 1. We made it — finally! 2. That’s being together. 3. Perfection! 4. Would you believe they are marching backwards? 5. Lorrie: getting their attention. 5 6th PLACE The day the marching band went to the State Fair was both nerve- racking and tiring. We had to meet at the school at 8:45; there, we were met with mass confusion. As we boarded the buses with uniforms, flags, instruments, batons, rifles, and hats, people were wishing us Good Luck. We left at 9:00, having in mind the three hour trip ahead of us. After we arrived at the fairgrounds at 12:00, we found our parking place and were excused for lunch. Food didn't really sound good to any of us, since we knew there was about an hour until showtime. After our lunch, we found our way back to the buses. There we were confronted with chaos as some eighty people tried to get changed in the 90-degree vehicles. When everyone was ready, we practiced for about thirty minutes. We then got into marching formation, walked to the track, and started our mile-long trek to the grandstand. There were a lot of little whispers to keep us busy as we marched: Pretty soon it will be over, You’re out of step. Shh, Remember you're at attention, Don't forget that one part, “Is my hair okay?” Don't be nervous. As we approached the waiting line, we saw the face of a former band member and dear friend, Joan Courtney. She gave us all a pat on the back, which relaxed us, so we were ready to go on with it. Slowly, we marched to the starting line. There was the grandstand! Our name was being announced on the loud speaker. For what seemed like hours, we stood, before we got the okay to go. Walt called us to attention, and we began. The show seemed to go much faster than it ever did at home. We were done! With a sigh of relief, we climbed onto some risers for a unit picture. After the picture, we returned to the grandstand, sat down, and waited for the results. They started with the drum majors and colorguard awards. We didn't receive any. As the man announced the first place twirling squad, we all jumped and yelled because he had said, Walton. Next came the band awards. 15,14,13,12,11.” Yeah! We made the top ten. unless we're below 15. 10, 9, 8, 7, 8 Walton. We did it! We are the sixth place band in New York State.” We listened and cheered as they announced the rest of the winners. Then we went back to the buses to change. All the band members had some free time, so we set out to see the fair with friends. The day will long be remembered in all of our minds as the first time w-e went to the State Fair. — Sue Byington 6 CRUSH, CRUSH, CRUSH... 1. Hike! 2. Sisters waiting for a dance. 3. Go get ’em team. 4. Melissa doing her thing. 5. Being drenched with Crush. 6. Coltrane. 7. Let’s split! 8. Getting caught.. . 9. Pam and. of course, her money. Homecoming '79 was a day to remember. It started off looking like rain during the parade and pep rally. The Class of '83 won 1st place with their float, Mup-up the Marauders. Later that day the Walton Warriors crushed Sherburne Earlville in a 56-13 triumph. During halftime the band per- formed a field show which featured the color- guard's dance. Also during halftime the court was introduced and the queen, Sharon Constable, was crowned by last year's returning queen, Kelly Turner. Besides Sharon Constable, the court included: Jayne M. Budine. Laurie Fletcher, Brenda Hoyt, Kellie Peck, Mary Jane Ryan. Alyson Sheradin, Connie Turner, and Dawn Warren. Later that evening a dance was held. At 10:30 the team and court toasted the Orange Crush Vic- tory. An end to a perfect day. n THE BLUE TIDAL WAVE The Moving-Up Day ceremonies of 1979 were anything but peaceful and uneventful. Although it was new and exciting for most of the underclassmen, it was a time of sadness and parting for the seniors. For most of us, it wras the last time we would see them all together. Still, it was fun for everyone. The seniors began with a re-run of their roles in their kindergarten graduation. Dressed in costume, everyone in the class recited poems, danced or sang. Much of this was funny enough to make us weep; some of it was bad enough to make us weep. too. Then it was time for all the classes to move-up to their new seats. The most impressive move was the one provided by the Class of '80. The entire class, dressed in matching blue t-shirts, resembled a great tidal wave as they moved into their justly deserved spot: first place in the newly acquired senior section. SWEEPS INTO FIRST PLACE After the moving-up of classes, the seniors passed down their class personalities to the Class of '80. The end was coming near as the Class of 79 sang their song. Bookends. Most of them didn't know the words, but what do you expect from the last of the '70’s? The last event of the day was the most spectacular. Starting with the Class of '84 and going up to the Class of 80, we filed into the courtyard. From there a very long cornucopia was formed for the seniors to walk through. In all. it was an emotional day, an eventful day, a day we shall remember for a long time. 13 The theme of our Junior-Senior Prom this year was Just the Way You Are. Although the band. Tight Squeeze, had never played it before, they pulled it off quite well with two hours of practice beforehand. Most of the audience was impressed by this nine-piece band and its music. The prom committee did a great job this year. The Class of 80 should feel proud that they had so many people volunteer their time and effort. The decorations outside, down the hall and in the gym were superb. Although the streamers drooped low by the time of the crowning, the magical effect still remained. u The time of the crowning was the climax in the magic of the evening. The following couples were members of this year s court: Jayne M. Budine and Phil King, Jean Finn and Eric Collins. Mary Jane Ryan and Dave Gardepe. Kellie Peck and Tim Gregory, Dawn Warren and Bruce Shelton, Sharon Constable and Rick Lambrecht. The princess and prince were Dawn Warren and Bruce Shelton, and the King and Queen were Sharon Constable and Rick Lambrecht. The Junior-Senior Prom will always hold fond memories for many of us. 15 Each one of us grows in our own way, living each day for its own intrinsic worth and then anticipating the next one. We leave behind many memories, some sad, others are happy. But each of us has experienced events in our lives that may be of little impor- tance or that may drastically change our lives. Some individual remembrances don't alter our lives. Going to gym class on the Friday you're not supposed to, the day the research class went to Delhi, and Mrs. Matalavage's social studies classes— these are among memories we all enjoy, but they don’t change our lives very much. We also share moments that most of us will never forget: the sit-down strike in 1975, the bomb scare in 1975. the Junior-Senior Prom of 1979-1980, and the Moving-Up Day ceremonies of 1979. These memories made an impression upon all of us. We will never forget these moments. For most of us, though, we foresee that our most memorable moment will be gradua- tion. It's an event we will all experience, and. at the same time, it will be a big step for- ward in our lives. Certain moments in our individual lives will never be forgotten. Most of us will look back someday and smile at the memories of our high school years. What was your most memorable moment in high school? 17 TIMES The moment I first came to this school as an exchange student — Kiyo Passing every subject without failing — Phil King Getting caught smoking in 8th grade — Toni Schmidt During Halloween, I played the spook and freaked out the whole school — Lisa Cauble Polish Red Lights— Bambi Holtslander The state fair, when the Warrior Marching Band placed 6th in the state our first year out — Ward Anders When Dug Mugglin said, “1 always thought you were real nerdy, but you aren't. — Dave Williams When two friends of mine and I had to hide in the catw'alk above the auditorium for two class periods so the principal wouldn't find us. — Doug Crane Breaking my leg playing frisbee — Don Furgeson During lunch hour with my friends and fooling with the girls — Jeff Allen Skip Day — Frank Seely Walking through the door and seeing teachers — Don Hessinger Just being a senior — Tom Cucciarre The way all of us once looked and acted. — Sue Carlson Catching the touchdown pass against Chenango Forks in J.V., 1977 — Chris Conway Failing — Rick Bow ker Opening night of Arsenic and Old Lace. — Lori Carrol My first day of school in Walton on May 9,1977, and it snowed. I had just left my previous home in 90 degree weather — Andrea Dovidio Jr. Skip Day — Nancy Hornbeck Making the All-Sus. team in football — Norm Kilpatrick In track, breaking the mile record for the walk — Scott Poulin The sports banquet —Tim Gregory Held’s party — Shari VonAldenbruck The day 1 moved here— Laura Dutcher Getting sent to detention — Ray Bartlett Walton Orange Crush — Dave Edwards Orange Crush '78: football games and parties — Kathy Torma Seeing Miss Homovich make a fool of herself — Randy Stone The creation of the sweet smelling odor which evolved from the burning of sulfur in Chemistry Lab — Pam Schmutzler When my poem was published — Laurin Beers October 26,1979 — Lisa Foote Switching schools — Lisa Pacenza Halloween of ’79 — Chris Kemp Jr. Skip Day at Snyder’s Camp — Jordan Lake Being chosen Jr. Prom prince — Bruce Shelton I got an award from W.C.S. Showcase — Penny Seaman The day our research class went to Delhi — Trace Vandermark It hasn’t happened yet — Bob Clark March 14,1977: the day Kevin and I started going together— Belinda Klinger Playing a boy in A Thousand Clowns — Sharon Constable Jr. Skip Day — Dave Hulbert All the marching band rehearsals that finally paid off at home football games and the state fair — Alyson Sheradin REFLECTIONS 21 THANK-YOU, MR. O’CONNELL The Class of 1980 has always had one special advisor and friend, Mr. O'Connell. He took an interest in us, and in his humorous way eased us over several hurdles. We enjoyed his stories, giggled at his jokes, and admired his clothes. But his helpfulness and concern have made an impression on us; we understand loyalty and involvement a little better thanks to his unique character. The Senior Class of 1980 applauds you Mr. O’Connell, for all that you have done for us. 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Culbertson T. Curtin D. Daniels E. DeMorier M. diLorenzo B. Drumm D. DuMond R. DuMond R. Dunshee R. Dutcher J. Elderkin B. Ellis 50 J. Finch L. Finch K. Fisher M. Fletcher F. Foster D. Furman D. Gardepe D. Gates W. George D. Gray W. Gregory L. Groat R. Groat T. Hall G. Hendrickson S. Hitt C. Hobbie L Hodge P. Hodges J. Holecek R. Holstead S. Hood J. Hoston W. Hoyt 51 L. Jackson K. Kite D. Klinegardner M. Laidlaw K. Lewis K. Lord L. Lurenz R. MacDonald K. Martin 52 i K. Morgan M. Morley C. Mugglin B. Nappi T. Peck C. Ragusa v J. Reynolds M. Rigas L. Robinson W. Sadecki R. Scofield D. Segarra V. Shackelton P. Shelton 53 C. Sherman D. Smith P. Smith D. Stanton T. Stanton L. Swart R. Szczesh B. Turner D. Turner M. Tyler J. Tymeson A. VonAldenbruck S.vonSchaaf L. Warner S. Wildenstein M. Wilkie B. Wood M. Yarnes SOPHO- MORES President: Robert Adam Vice President: Michelle Jennings (absent) Secretary: Sue Byington Treasurer: Karen diLorenzo R. Adam K. Adams A. Ascione M.Backus B. Baldi M. Barnes J. Barrow C. Bartlett E. Beers I. Benintende T. Blodgett M. Bloomquist P. Blydenburgh T. Bowker W. Breakey J. Brinson J. Brown S. Budine S. Byington K. Calabrese 55 D. Campbell K. Church D. Cobane M. Condon K. Coons K. Cornell D. Crossman N. Cucciarre D. Daniels D. DeSilva K. di Lorenzo P. Dorsey J. Fairchild C.Fancher G. Farone C. Faulkner G. Figary C. Foster C. Frank K. Frazier R. Gardepe S. George S. Goodrich M. Gray S. Green V. Hannon J. Harby S. Harrold M. Hoff E. Holtslander L. Hopps P. Hopps R. Hoyt K. Hulbert N. Hulbert J. Hunt W. Husch J. Irwin K. Jackson S. James M. Jennings B. Kauppila J. Kent L. Kilmer D. Kilpatrick J. Klinger D. Knapp 56 D. Knapp W. La Bore E. LaTourette V. Layton A. Lee D. LePinnet L. Lurenz M. MacNeill J. Martin M. McClenon S. McGonigle C. Meres G. Meyer A. Moore S. Mullineaux J. Nagel J. Neice G. Ogden L. Peck D. Picinich S. Price S. Ragusa A. Reynolds K. Reynolds 57 K. Robinson D. Rutherford J. Rutherford S. Sadecki M. Schreier P. Sheradin S. Simmons I,. Sines M. Sorensen A. Stanton A. Steitz K. Terney D. Tomao D. Tweedie G. Tweedie R. VanLoan R. VanLoan D. VanValkenburg FRESHMEN President: Chris Hulse Vice President: Denise Mincarelli Secretary: Judy Bartlett Treasurer: Cathy George B. Alvarez K. Armstrong I. Baker J. Bartlett W. Bartlett C. Beers D. Beers J. Beers J. Beers L. Bowker K. Breslin E. Brown R. Budine D. Buteau N. Calkin L Carlsen W. Carroll R. Caruso D. Cetta T. Closs D. Clum B. Coffee S. Condon C. Crandall S. Crane C. Daniels L. DeMorier M. diLorenzo F. Dovidio M. Druck A. Drumm J. DuMond S. Dutcher B. Finch B. Fisher 59 T. Fisher R. Fuller J. Gardepe T. Gay C. George H. George R. Goldsmith A. Hafele W. Hall S. Hammond S. Harabet S. Haran D. Harby L Henry E. Hilgers R. Hilgers L. Hitt D. Hoffmeister M. Holley L Hopps N. Howard 60 C. Hulse J. Jacques D. Knapp J. Lake M. Lambrecht W. Lee A. Lord B. MacGibbon F. Marshall B. Martin L. Mason M. Masters L. Maxson A. McCracken D. Mehegan D. Mincarelli N. Miner M. Misner G. Morgan J. Nichols S. Northrup T. Orr R. Pacenza J. Phoenix S. Place R. Pratti L. Prentice S. Prentice K. Prestidge L Price T. Rausch R. Reynolds P. Robinson B. Rutherford K. Rutherford M. Sadecki G. Seaman R. Seaman 61 A. Segar R. Shelton K. Sheradin S. Sherman G. Smith M. Smith R. Smith L. Spear J. Stevens T. Swartwout T. Tweedie L. Underwood M. Valada M. VanBuren D. VonAldenbruck P. Walley D. Wayman P. Wegman C. Winter C. Wood G. Wood L. Yale K. Young EIGHTH GRADE President: Alexander Adam Vice President: Gary Hornbeck Secretary: Jeannine Wilson Treasurer: Jeff Mills A. Adam P. Applegate T. Armstrong M. Backus P.Backus D. Bakker D. Bakker B. Baldi M. Barrow D. Beardslee C. Beers D. Beers E. Bell T. Blodgett D. Bloomquist M. Brownell Y. Buchanan M. Budine T. Burghart T. Bush L. Cady K. Cannon B. Caruso M. Clum R. Cole M. Dreibelbis C. DuMond C. Englehardt C. Fairchild R. Finch B. Finn C. Foster N. Frazier R. George T. Goodrich 63 R. Could T. Gray A. Gregory G. Gregory J. Gregory j. Griffin M. Hafele C. Hall J. Hamilton D. Hannon K. Hansen T. Hare M. Harrold K. Hazelwood S. Hendrickson K. Hitt C. Hoffman G. Hornbeck J. Hulbert L. Hulse K. James N. Jones D. Keen K. Kemp D. Kilmer P. Kilmer N. King K. Klinger D. Koppman B. LaBore D. Lambrecht J. Lee A. Lister A. Lord D. Mack 64 J. MacRabie C. McAdams J. McClenon W. McLaughlin I. Mills E. Mirrer M. Moore P. Moore J. Neale S. Northrup M. Ordewald K. Pierce B. Place D. Rieman J. Ryan j. Scofield i J. Scofield j. Seely C. Shaver B. Simpson C. Sines J. Smith R. Sprague K. Stiffler A. Tamao E. Torma J. Tweedie M. Tweedie P. VanLoan G. Walley S. Watson T. Webler T. Williams J. Wilson T. Wood E. Youmans 66 SEVENTH GRADE President: Teddy Kilpatrick Vice President: Carol Schreier Secretary: Julie Dutcher Treasurer: Susan Rutherford D. Allen M. Ascione K. Bailey T. Bailey G. Baker S. Barnes G. Brooks J. Brown P. Brown D.Buchanan S. Butts M. Byington S. Capasso R. Carlsen B. Clum B. Cobane W. Cogshall D. Condon C. Conway T. Crandall P. Crane L. Cranston D. Crossman T. Curtin V. Curtin D. Davis D. Davis J. Donaldson D. DuMond J. Dutcher T. Fantacone N. Figary D. Finch K. Frank D. Gay 67 P. Gilbert T. Gransbury N. Gravel M. Gregory J. Hannon D. Hansen L. Harabet K. Haran C. Hasbrouck J. Hilgers M. Hoyt W. Hulbert N. Iozzi M. James W. Jones K. Keen T. Kelly T. Kilpatrick S. Finch I. King A. Klinger K. Knapp L. Lang B. LaTourette L. Lewis K. Linthwaite J. Lister B. MacGibbon P. MacGibbon M. Manger S. Marino C. Maxson W. McClenon E. McLean J. McRedmond R. McRedmond 68 K. Mead K. Mead G. Moller S. Moore C. Nagel A. Neale J. Neice J. Northrop D. Ogden B. O’Neill S. Ostrander L. Patterson T. Peck J. Phoenix A. Possemato R. Reed M. Richard R. Robinson D. Robson D. Rutherford S. Rutherford S. Rutherford A.Sanford 69 R. Schiippel C. Schreier D. Schuerman C. Shelton K. Seaman J. Sheffer T. Smith C. Stanton P. Stanton R. Swart E. Tallman R. Taylor V. Terney J. Terry L. Thomson L. Tietjen R. Turner W. Tweedie I. Tyler A. VanBuren J. VanderSchaaf M. VanValkenburg A. Vermilyea W. Walley L. Wayman G. Wegman C. Wildey D. Winfield B. Wood T. Wright 70 HiaLLzncfd of tfm £O i: c f tuacfiaz affzcti atzxnity; hz can rnzoizx tzLL wk xe. Ati Lnfluanca itofii. — ! 3. c jdami 71 l Ctarie Nephew f strict SupsrftilMMtat Mr Paul Ryan. Curriculum Coordinator Mr. Peter Brenner. High School Principal Mr. Robert Holstead. Townsend School Principal 73 Mr. Samuel Alvarez Social Studies Mr. Douglas Bartlett Industrial Arts Mrs. Eleanor Belmont English Mr. Robert Breuer Science Mr. Gary Backus Social Studies Mrs. Darlene Burns Math 74 Mr. Morris Belzer Special Education Mr. Gary Bush Music Mrs. Sarah Bush Math Ms. Alice Chiappinelli English Mr. Noel Dries Science Mr. Walter Davis Math •V' - Mrs. Kathleen Harby English Mrs. Mary Lou Harrold English Mr. Denis Hennessy English Mr. Lawrence Dake English 75 Ms. Susan Holland Business Ms. Donna Homovich Business Mrs. Catherine Hoover Physical Education Mr. James Hoover Physical Education Mrs. Eleanor Howard Home Economics Ms. Roxanne Johnson Art Mrs. Linda Karol Science Mr. Ronald Kauppila Physical Education Mrs. Jane Kirby Guidance Mr. John Koska Guidance Mr. Frederick Koetteritz Social Studies Mrs. Gail Lipsky Reading Mr. Pat Ligouri Guidance 77 Mrs. Elizabeth Matalavage Social Studies Mrs. Joan McGranaghan Physical Education Mrs. Georgia Miller Language Mr. Gerald Moss Math Mrs. Diane Meredith English Mr. Donald Murdock Language Mr. Donald O'Connell Social Studies Mrs. Elizabeth Platt English 78 Mr. Robert Platt Math Mr. Edward Roche Social Studies Mrs. Margaret Rose Music Mr. Wendell Spear Science 79 Mr. Samuel Swarl Industrial Arts Mrs. Thelma Boast Dental Hygienist Mr. Julian Wilcox Music Mrs. Marge Mugglin SNT 80 SECRETARIES High School. Row 1: Mrs. Diane Dreibelbis. Row 2: Mrs. Martha Peaster, Mrs. Viola Luehmann. Mrs. Mary Signor. Mrs. Jenny Schil linger Miller Ave., Row I: Mrs. Mary Carroll. Row 2: Mrs. Cathy Grossman. Mrs. Alice Taylor. Mrs. Blanche Cook Mrs. Sylvia King. District Clerk 81 Mrs. Beatrice Bennett Mrs. Olga Roney Mrs. Frances Segarra Mrs. Audrey Stanton AIDES Mrs. Rosalie Hodges Mrs. Nancy Condon 82 CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIANS Front Row: Mrs. Echevarria. Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Martin Back Row: Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Darling. Mrs. Marsico Left to Right: Mr. Kelsey. Mrs. C. Henderson. Mrs. R. Henderson. Mr. Thomas. Mr. Kinch. Mr. Watson. Mr. Beers. Mr. Tweedie. Mr. Currie 83 BUS DRIVERS Row l:Mr. Froehlich, Mrs. Holley. Mr. Snyder. Row 2: Mr. Martin. Mr. Condon. Mrs. Phoenix. Mrs. White. Mr. Phoenix. Mrs. Mills n — ♦ 1 vVCS « p 86 Ck a[[ nxj£ of tfiz So : fox mzxz vznqzones. 3 (xroutd do nothing. (U(iLi nation i± too gxzat to Look fox mzxz xzvzngz. ! 3ut fox tfiz izcuxitu of tfiz futuxz dJ wou[d do zozxutfiinq — £. . gaxfuCd Good Luck to the Class of 1980 TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Best Wishes From TWEEDIE CONSTRUCTION MARLETT'S GARAGE Expert Auto Repairs Congratulations to the Class of 1980 GLENN SCHMIDT TRUCKING Compliments of EUREKA TENT INC. Best Wishes Compliments of HAMDEN INN Betty and Hobbie Best of Luck to All the Seniors Who Dropped by During Their Study Halls From the STOCKTON AVENUE MARKET Peg and Kip Shields Congratulations to the Class of 1980 BEATY IMPROVEMENT ENTERPRISE Gay Bowker Compliments of HAMDEN GARAGE Best Wishes Always VARDEN'S STUDIOS MA Studios Good Luck L B CLEANERS Compliments of R. B. DECKER ADVERTISING INC. Publishers of the Coun+y Shopper 28 Main St. 146 Delaware St. Delhi, N.Y. 13753 Walton, N.Y. 13856 607 746 2178 607-865 7509 Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 Gulf LARRY’S GULF T7 Good Luck and the Best of Wishes to the Class of 1980 McLEANS FOOD MARKET Congratulations to the Class of 1980 DR. AND MRS. CHARLES T. NEPHEW Congratulations to the Class of 1980 CAMP MILLING CO., INC. COLUMBIA GAS OF NEW YORK, INC. Compliments of DICK'S SNACK BAR 29 Platt Street Walton, N.Y. WALTON MUSIC HOUSE Instruments, Accessories Printed Music Student Rentals Our Specialty vV _ J vDr Visit Our Music Botique V � % 20 Liberty Street 865-5670 WALLTON EAST BRANCH FOUNDRY Congratulations to the Class of 80 ELIZABETH’S The 80's Look Latest in Hair Cutting, Styles, and Makeup We Specialize in All Beauty Needs Unisex Salon Compliments of WARREN PECK BUILDING CONTRACTOR 21 Franklin Rd. Walton, N.Y. 13856 Congratulations to the Class of 80 ROYAL OASIS Best Wishes From S.J. BAILEY SONS Compliments of RUNNELL'S LUMBER Phone:607-746-3192 DELHI FARM EQUIPMENT INC. John Deere Gehl Farm Equip. Homelite Chain Saws Sales and Services 96 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 From AGWAY PETROLEUM CORP. Unusual Gifts for Special Paopla Antiquos Bought, Sold and Rostorod Time Again $ , COUNTRY ANTIQUES AND GALLERY |j|v Sandy and Bob Adam if jf- 91 Townsend Stroot Open Daily except Tuesday Walton, New York 13856 607-865-5056 Rt. 10 East Walton, N.Y. 13856 865-4700 DELAWARE OPPORTUNITIES Neighborhood Center Workshop Zenith With Love NORTHRUP ELECTRIC Sales Homemade Crafts, Items Sold by Low Income and Sr. Citizens Frigidaire Service To the Class with Class Congratulations Helen and Ray Edwards ... Your Complete Department Store in Central New York Featuring Nationally Recognized Brands to Please 97 Randy L Budine Sales Representative for Breakey Motors 87 Delaware Street, Walton, N.Y. 13856 Remember Nobody can sell you a car or truck for less or guarantee it longer Compliments of WALTON BAKERY So see or phone Randy at 865 6545 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 From: Walton Recreation Carole, Lenny Tonya, and Ted Eckert between 8 AM — 8 PM M-F 8 AM —4 PM Saturdays PHONES: 607 865-4666 RES: 607 865 4561 POND INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 121 Delaware St. Walton, N.Y. I 3856 98 Law Offices PATERNOSTER, ESTES O'LEARY 28 Townsend Street Francis Paternoster Bob Estes Terry O’Leary RUB Congratulations to the Class of 80 12 Water Street DANIEL'S SALES AGENCY Compliments of JOHN L CATSKILL MILLS, HENDRICKSON Producers of Fine INC. Quality Hardwood. Furniture Dimesion and Lumber 865 4158 Diesel Fuel Gasoline Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1980 WIER'S AMOCO Good Luck to the Class of 1980 DOCTOR WILBER Good Luck Congratulations Seniors to the Class of 1980 ROBINSON REAL ESTATE Walton, N.Y. Congratulations and Good Luck Seniors Why Not Walton, N.Y. THE IMPERIAL LOUNGE 100 Congratulations Seniors D AND DOF WALTON INC. Auto Parts and Service 207 Delaware Street Wilton. New York 13856 ED WILSON Broker (607 865-7202 607) 865-7203 Sears Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant 141 Delaware Street Walton. N.Y. 865 6463 Best Wishes From WEBB’S CLOTHING % CATSKILL TRAVEL INC. Sidney 563-2156 Best Wishes to the Class of 79 More Than 9,500 People Switch on THE WALTON REPORTER CARL AND MARGE MUGGLIN They don't want to be left in the dark about anything that's news. Mj Congratulations Seniors BILL'S BARBER SHOP 108 Delaware St. Walton, N.Y. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1980 From THE FAMILY OF WILLIAM HUNT Congratulations rom jg Delai are lilP Federal Sai ings Di isipn oiffankflrttJOefetK Federal Savings Loan Association Congratulations to the Class of 1980 WALTON SUPER DUPER Walton, New York Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Congratulations to the Class With Class DICK ANDVEL Good Luck Izzy REV. JOSEPH BENIN ENDE Congratulations to the Class of 1980 LYON BROS. Walton, N.Y. HERMAN TRUCKING COMPANY (COSSITT) CETTA'S SHOE STORE at the Thom Mean Sign Walton, N.Y. CHEVROLET j| □ l_0 SMOBI LE INCORPORATION WALTON POLICE DEPARTMENT Best Wishes DON AND SHIRLEY DeSILVA Congratulations DR. MAX STALL OPTOMETRIST Walton, N.Y. FRANK J.SABBIA, D.D.S. ROBERT S. NOWAK, D.D.S WILLIAM 0. SMITH, D.D.S., P.C. Success to the Class of From: THE WALTON NEWS STORE 104 Delaware Street (607) 369 9523 (607) 865 6225 Best Wishes to the Class of 80 RAY J. SARDEPE and LOR COBANE A B ELECTRIC Complete Wiring Service Dependable Service No Job Too Small REAL ESTATE BROKER BOX 187 WALTON. N. Y. 13856 M Congratulations to the Class of 80 THE SINGER CO. 138 Main Street Oneonta, N.Y. 13820 One Hundred Million People Sew Easier With Singer Complete Sales and SERVICE Clean-Up With a Singer Vacuum Cleaner. Come Chat With Jerry Wilder and Friends. Good Luck to the Class of 1980 RAY AND CAROL GARDEPE Good Luck to the Class of 1980 From DIANE'S BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations and to the Senior Class HARRY'S BARBER SHOP FABRIC SHOP 188 Delaware St. Ron Galley Walton, N.Y. in the Morniijg 13856 on WDLAand FM 92 The Best to the Class of 80 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT H. HOLSTEAD MR. AND MRS. PAUL M. RYAN Best Wishes MEADOW BROOK DAIRY r Y TP 1 U DEL-MET CORPORATION 44 West Street Walton, New York 13856 Phone 607-865-4141 Serving the Walton Community for Thirty-Five Years Helping You Change Things for the Better THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE COUNTY, WALTON Member FDIC Franklin 829-5200 Walton 865 4126 Andes 914-676-3115 WALTON MEDICAL GROUP Dr. Huyck Dr. Hall Dr. Shatlcen Dr. Winterniti DAVE'S TELEVISION SERVICE Motorola Sharp We Service All Makes Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 DR. WILLIAM F. PICINICH Chiropractor Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Good Luck to our great Class of 80 Connie Turner Skeeter Tatar Mark Tweedie Gary Tymeson TYRBACH FARMS INC. Dear , Best of luck in the future. 1 hope you get what you want out of life. Always remember me and the fun times we had together Toodles 80 P.J. Urn n? « r. Binghamton BP BB P B Corning MARVIN Walton Elmira, Ithaca Delaware Street Newark, Norwich 865 4192 Owego, Towanda Open Fri. Eve till 9 Wolcott, Sidney SHOLESINC. Q KEVIN LACEY 1 C-. jjiV- ■ -n- Laurie Schofield ■' Compliments of Al and Dawna Russell O-Seaman Trout Creek Store Peter and Sandra Brenner Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. David Reade Brundege Carol Olsen Hank and Dot Eckhardt Iona Scrivers Gary J. Grayson Rose Marie Greene Karen's Beauty Shop Helen Condon Trout Creek General Store Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Van Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loan Benintendi Yarsolaw and Betty Zujovic Harold A. Monell Ken and Barb Helen E. Pangaro Fred and Daisy O'dell Mrs. Mary Benintende Kari and Rud Pudney Nicole Ann Zujovic Ron Loves Charlotte The Cadys The Mincarelli Family Lisa and Lori Lurenz Mary E. O'Neill Barbara Matosky Uncle Sonny Fran and Helena Van Loan Mike and Sue Benintende Mrs. Marie Sharp Aria and Bex Phoenix Doug Golden Dick and Joyce Hodges Mrs. Cathyren Negrin Hiram and Viviam Howes Mrs. Zana Bethel Congratulations To The Class of '80 Western Wear from HIS n' HER 164 Delaware Street Walton 116 FIRST IMPRESSION DAIRY GOAT FARM REG. FRENCH ALPINES DONALD G. BYINGTON THE HUYLERS MT. PLEASANT MORGANS . 27 Franklin Rd. Walton, N.Y. 13856 Complim TROUT CREEK F TROUT CREEK SQU TROUT CREEK LA an Jr. LADIES , ents of IRE COMPANY EMERGENCY IAD DIES AUXILIARY d AUXILIARY Good Luck From the Carlsen Family Congratulations and Good Luck Seniors FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER Walton TOWNSEND STREET MARKET Delicatessen Catering Yearbook Staff of 80 It's a great book! Your Yearbook Advisors 10 Water St. Walton, N.Y. Hope your in good spirits! Best Wishes to the Class of 1980! Jane Breakey WALTON FARM SUPPLY,„c MAUkKAAl ft FARM MACHINERY Congratulations and Compliments to the Class of 1980 L B CLEANERS Walton Best Wishes From The WALTON FIRE DEPARTMENT and LADIES AUXILIARY To a Cl Swell June—19— □ Great really □ So-So □ fantastic □ Funny looking Kid: □ good □ lousy □ boring Remember me and all the times we had in Class. I never will forget you nor will I forget the time we Dgood Have a q wonderful .. ,, j=j q K time over the summer and remember the great class of This was our □ best [z| p°,od □ worst year ever. ' luck in □ dumbest U 1 erntlc □ funniest .. □ you 11 need it. □ you deserve it. the future, □ to a great pal. □ Love Ya Always □ Yours truly P S. Provided as a community service by the Class of Q A friend always Cfiadanga of tfie So i.: C7 i£ direction in ujfiicfi education itarti a man arid determina (lii. future fife. — U fato 123 124 126 Ck aktenye of tke So’i.: c f- man Civs.! not onky kii. fie.ri.onaL ■Cifc ai an individual] Unit a[±o, conicioui[y ox unconiciouilij, tfiz [ifz. of fiii zfiocfi anA fiii contzmfioxaxizi. 127 — !Z7. zJl [ann COLOR GUARD Rifles. Row 1: C. Fancher. P. Dorsey. Row 2: L. Whitaker. G. Ogden. D. Carlsen Honor Guard, Row 1:C. Schreier. J. Lister, Row U 2: D. Finch. B. Finn. M. Barrow. V. Layton Row 1: L. Finch. K. Sheradin, Row 2:]. Wilson. T. Tzvanis. D. Min- carelli, J. Seely and M. McClenon Flags. Row 1: K. diLorenzo. Row 2: B. Baldi, N. Cucciarre. T. Cornell, K. Adams. K. Reynolds. S. Brooks. D. Buteau. D. Tweedie TWIRLERS AND WE MARCH ON AND ON AND ON ... Percussion Section. Row 1: J. Lee. Row 2: L. Spear. M. Sorensen. P. Sheradin. M. Tyler. Row 3: J. Griffin. B. Finch. T. Wright. G. Horn beck. P. Blydenburgh. Row 4: S. Sadecki. R. Budine. W. Anders Woodwinds. Row 1: R. Szczesh. K. Robinson. S. Moore. B. Finch. K. Hazelwood. T. Lister. M. Masters. Row 2: M. Jennings. S. Byington. L. Pacenza. |. Klinger. K. Klinger. Row 3: K. Cannon. M. Moore. I. Finch. J. MacRabie. N. Howard. A. Brown. A. Moore. C. George 130 131 Brass. Row 1: M. Masters, W. Sadecki, E. LaTourette. A. McCracken. M. Brownell, E. Bell, L. DeMorier, Row 2: A. Lee. J. Brown. R. Fuller. M. Yarnes, B. Bartlett. R. Bartlett. J. Barrow. M. Druck. D. Williams. B. LaTourette. D. Ogden. J. Bartlett SR. HIGH BAND AND ORCHESTRA Row 1: M. Cook. K. Robinson. S. Byington. M. Jennings. K. Sheradin. B. MacGibbon, B. Marlin. J. Finch. M. Moore. L. Swart, L. Bowler Row 2: A. Sheradin. L. Pacenza, M. Tyler, L. Spear. P. Hodges. B. Finch. N. Howard. A. Brown. A. Moore, J. Bartlett, L. DeMorier. E. Bell. M. Brownell, B. Lee Row 3: ]. Klinger. J. Brown. G. Ogden. M. Sorenson. J. Hoston, R. Szczesh, R. Fuller. R. Bartlett. D. Williams. S. Price. W. Sadecki, E. LaTourette. A. McCracken. J. Kent. M. Masters Row 4: M. Masters. D. Mincarelli, P. Benz. Mr. Bush. P. Blydenburgh. W. Anders. S. Sadecki. R. Budine. G. Hombeck. M. Yarnes. J. Barrow. M. Druck Row 1: J. Peake. M. diLorenzo. B. Baldi. S. George. S. Simmons Row 2: A. Brown, S. Bartlett. M. Sadecki. A. Hafele. M. Cook, L. Bowker, L. Spear. M. Tyler. A. Sheradin. L. Pacenza. G. Ogden. L. Swart Row 3: L. Bowker, C. McClennon. S. Hood. N. Miner, E. LaTourette. A. McCracken. D. Williams. J. Bartlett. P. Bartlett. M. Yarres. J. Barrow. S. Price, B. Vandermark. M. DiLorenzo, L. Baldi, Row 4: Mr. Wilcox. W. Anders, R. Budine. M. Sorenson. P. Blyderburgh 132 JR. HIGH BAND AND ORCHESTRA Standing: J. Griffin. B. Finch. T. Wright. Mr. Bush. J. Lee, G. Hornbeck Back row: B. LaTourette, D. Ogden. J. Ryan. P. Apple- gate. M. Moore. R. Swart. T. Davis. E. Bell. M. Brownell. B. Finn. J. McGrabie Front: S. Watson. J. Seely. K. Hazelwood. T. Lister. K. Cannon. B. Torma. N. Jones Back Row: D. Robson. A. Vermilyea. Mr. Wilcox. M. Barrow. B. Vandermark. M. Dreibelbis Middle Row: B Buchanan A Klinger Front Row: N. King. J. Lister. I King. G. Wegman. V. Vanderschaaf. J. Hulbert. J. McClenon 133 BRASS CHOIR Row 1: M. Druck. M. Brownell. W. Sadecki. B. LaTourette. Row2:M. Yarnes, J. Barllelt. D. Ogden. S. Price JR. STRINGS N. King, J. Lister. J. McClenon. J. Hulbert STAGE BAND 134 Row 1: L. Bowker. L. Pacenza. J. Hoston. N. Howard. A. Brown. A. Moore. B. Pacenza. W Anders. Mr. Bush. P. Blydenburgh. J. Barrow. R Bartlett. D. Williams. Row2: M. Masters. E. LaTourctte. A. McCracken, M. Brownell. VOCAL ENSEMBLE Row 1:L. Bowker. Row 2: M Tyler. E. LaTaurette. L Bowker. S. George. Row 3: L. Baldi. S. Price. M. Cook. S. VonAldenbruck. R. Bartlett STRING ENSEMBLE J. Peake. C. MoClennon. M. diLorenzo. L Foote. S. Simmons 135 JR. AND SR. HIGH CHORUS Row I B. Buchanan. D. Keene. N. Frazier. C. McAdams. T. Hare. I. King. G. Hornbeck. V. Terney. K. Mead. K. Keene. J. Lee. J. Hulbert. K. Haselwood. T. Gransbury. D. Ogden. T. Bailey. J. Vanderschaaf Row2: B. Jones. T. Gray. P. Backus. D. Beardslee. L. Thompson. L. Lang. L. Patterson. D. Robson. Mr. Ascione. C. Maxson. J. Tyler. M. Manger. N. Gravel. B. Finch. E. Bell. M. Drei- belbis Row 3: Mr. Wilcox. J. Wilson. A. Vermilyea. S. Kinch. L. Cranston. V. Vanderschaaf. N. Jones. T. Lister. G. Wegman. D. Bakker. B. Finn. M. Barrow. D. Sherman. L. McRedmond. K. Klinger. D Rieman. D. Allen Piano: L Bowker. L. Pacenza Row 1: J. Bartlett. L. Bowker. M. McClennon. K. Hasegawa. A. McCracken. S. George. D. Wil- liams. M. Masters. E. LaTourette. R. Bartlett, B. MacGibbon. Mr. Wilcox Row 2: A. Brown. M. Jennings. M. Tyler, M. Cook. S. Price. S. Von Aldenbruck. M. Sorenson. A. Moore. L. Spear. L. DeMorier. M. diLorenzo. L. Maxson. J. Finch Row 3: M. Moore. S. Byington. S. Simmons. J. Kent. W. Anders. S. Sadecki. J. Barrow. M. diLorenzo. A. Lee. L. Baldi. N. Miner. A. Dovidio. M. Mahegan. J. Brown. R. Szczesh. K. DiLorenzo 136 ORANGE STARS Flags: N. Cucciarre. T. Cornell. L. Carlsen. M. Hafele. E. LaTourette. S. Brooks. D. Buteau. M. Jennings. L. Swart. J. Ryan Sabres: G. Ogden. K. diLorenzo. Rifles: L. Whittaker. D. Carlsen. G. Hornbeck. S. Price. P. Dorsey. C. Fancher. K. Keene. S. Byington A Section:T. Goodrich. P. Robinson. D. Ogden BLACK STARS Flags: L. Thompson. K. Armstrong. B. Finn. K. Greene. M. Barrow. T. Gransbury. B. Wood Rifles: S. Watson. S. Ostrander. B. Baldi American Flag: J. Neill 137 WALTO- NIAN STAFF Row J; S. von Schaaf, Row2: J. Tymeson, D. Lepinnet. Row 3: M, Cook. B. Holtslander, Row 4: M. Holley, P. Dorsey, K. Morgan, Mr. Hennessy CANDY STRIP- ERS Row 1: S. Bartlett, N. Cucciarre. S. Goodrich, Row 2: J. McCabe. C. Brown, Row 3: J. Fisher, T. Cornell. L. Jackson 138 Row 1: M. Dribelbis. |. Peake. M. diLorenzo, C. Hall. M. Moore COM- PUTER CLUB LIB- RARY CLUB Row 1: J. Neice, R. Reed. M. Ascione. D. Sherman, G. Moller. Row2: L. Lang. D. Robson. M. James. K. Jackson. T. Elderkin, C. Faulkner. Row 3: E. Tallman. G. Brooks. A. Dovidio. T. Possemalo. K. Linthwaite. Row 4: A. Sanford. L. Cranston. D. Allan. M. Manger. Row 5: D. Beers. J. Gregory, S. Wildenstein. S. Kinch. J. Wilson 139 Row 2:S. Hitt, B. Kauppila. T. Bowker. A. Von Aldenbruck, D. Gray. S. McGonigle. E. Collins. Row 2: S. Hood. T. Gregory. R. Lambrecht, T. Stanton. B. Shelton. Row 3: J. Hoston. D. Smith. N. Kilpatrick. S. Poulin. D. Gardepe. P. King. D. Edwards 140 Row 1: M. Dutcher. V. Shackelton. K. Laidlaw. L. Dutcher. M. Fletcher. Row 2:1. Benintende. V. Barber. K. Torma, D. Turner. J. Elderkin. D. LePinnet. J. Tymeson. M. Moore. L. Cauble, K. Robinson. D. Mincarelli. Row 3: T. LePinnet. R. Szczesh. P. Schmutzler, Row 4: C. Turner. S. Constable. A. Moore. S. Wildenstein. B. Turner. P. Biydenburgh. L. Swart. C. Foster LEAD- ERS CLUB Row 7. R. Szczesh. D. Mincarelli, L. Bowker. Row 2: M. Masters. M. Tyler. C. Bush. Row 3: T. Closs. M. Lambrecht. S. Wildenstein. M. Moore, L. Swart. B. Holtslander. Row 4: M. Cook. P. Dorsey. D. VanValkenburg KEY CLUB Row 7; R. Lambrecht. R MacDonald. L. Hodge. Row 2: M. Adams. D. Miner. A. Von Aldenbruck. Row3: R. Dutcher. D. Crane. J. Hoston. D. Daniels. Row4:S. Hood. R. Bartlett. C. Mugglin, E. Collins 141 AUDIO VISUAL Row I: Mrs. Sabbia. B. Adam. K. Jackson. A. Dovidio. Row 2: Mrs. Roney. D. Picinich. J. Nagel. D. DeSilva. S. Sadecki. Row 3: S. Vermilyea. M. Cray. T. Bush. M WEIGHT TRAIN- ING Row t M VanValkenburg, J. Gregory . S. Rutherford. Row 2. J. Scofveid. J. Scofield V C rtin. T Elderkm. f. Tweedie. R. Taylor. K Ffcher a •-� y. S. Bu's. Bl Fisher P Applega’-- k Kemp. D. Robson. D- Crane. E Torma. R. Turner. Row 4.1 Curtut IX Gray. E Bartlett. V Howard. D. Rutherford. P. Weggiaa A. VanBunra. C Beers. Row y; P ftinow. f- Brinsoa. G Nagel. T. Reily. G Wegnun. D. Rjiapp. Coach Ahara Schreier T42 JR. SR. HIGH FHA Row 7:T. Curtin. N. Jones. D Robinson. Row2:C Fairchild. S. Watson. T. Tzvanis. J. Wilson L to R : R. Gardepe. D. Hoffmeister. D. Cobane. D. Buteau. L. Curtin 143 HONOR SOCIETY , Row 1: B. Holtslander. L. Cauble. S. VonAldenbruck, L. Jones. Row 2: M. Ryan. T. LePinnet, P. Schmutzler. A. Dovidio. B. Miner. A. Sheradin, Row 3: M. Bloomquist. S. Bartlett. R. Bartlett 144 DRAMA CLUB Row 1: A. Sheradin. M. Ascione. B. Finn. K. Sheradin. Row 2: P. Schmutzler. S. Price, S. Von Aldenbruck. K. diLorenzo, Row3:M. Dreibelbis. I. King. P. Robinson. A. Dovidio. B. Pacenza. M. Barrow 145 STUDENT COUNCIL MfaatsrS, vvn B Huhnamder. attMHOg: L. Carraft. B Dfumm 146 Row 1: P. Schmutzler. J. Seely. P. Dorsey. T. Davis. Row 2: B. Finn. K. Kemp. D. Ogden. J. Lister. K. Robinson. J. Finn. | Tymeson. Row 3: L. Maxson. K Hitt. B. Holtslander. N. Cucciarre. M Moore. S. vonSchaaf. D. Rutherford. D. Miner. D. Daniels. Row 4 I). Williams. B. Torma. N. Howard. M. Holley. C. Morgan Row 1: N. Iones, M. Dreibelbis. M. Ascione. P. Robinson SATURDAY SEMINAR F.F.A. Row 1: B. Hoyt, J. Bowker. J. Jac- ques, A. Segar, M. Smith. Row 2: D. Kilpatrick. S. James. M. Blo- omquist, T. Gregory. R, MacD- onald. S. Gardepe. Row 3: G. Tymeson, S. McGonigle, L. Groat, D. Hulbert, K. Reynolds. R. Bowker. S. Budine. Row 4: N. Kilpatrick, E. Brown. D. Furman. W. Gregory, D. Gardepe. R. Mac- Donald 147 Row 1:1. Benintende. L. Cobane. J. Reynolds. Row 2: J Budine. K. Tatar. Miss Holland. R. Hilgers. Row 3: J. Hollechek.}. Condon. D. Bovee. B. Nappi. R. Lambrecht. Row 4: B. Wright. S. Green SALES CLASS MOD- EL U.N. 148 Row 1: D. Williams. S. VonAldenbruck. Row 2: R. Holley. M. Moore, G. Morgan. M. Cook. Row 3: K. Morgan. S. von Schaaf. Row 4: D. Miner. D. Gates. A. Lee. A. Dovidio. Row 5: M. Masters. M. Mehegan. P. Dorsey. C. Bartlett RIFLE CLUB Row J: S. Condon, W. Sadccki. Row 2: A. Lee. J. Phoenix. C. Conklin. B. Fisher. Row 3: M. Bloomquist. Mr. Swart. B. Goldsmith. L. Bowker WEIGHT LIFTING AND JOGGING 149 Row 1: K. Hasegawa. L. Hodge. K. Torma. B. Torma. J. Seely. J. Lake. Row 2: R. Dutcher. K. Fisher. P. Baxter. J. Nagel. M. Morley. C. Nagel. M. Clapperton. S. Condon. Row 3: A. Lee. S. Sadecki. J. Lee. K. Klinger. B. Baldi. M. Yarnes. S. Poulin. D. Grey. Row 4: D. Smith. D. Kilpatrick. G. Seaman. Row 5: R. Seaman. J. Rutherford Editor-in-Chief: Alyson Sheradm Ass'! Editor: Mary Jam Ryan Section Editors: Seniors: Pam Schmutxler Underclassmen: Andrea Dovidio Faculty: Beth Turner Ads: |udy Elderkin Activities: Sue Byington Boys Sports: Katherine Morgan Girls Sports: Margot Moon Boces: Lorrie Swart Business Manager: Melissa Cook Staff: Bob Adam. Tina Cornell. Nancy Cum larre Karen diLoren .o. Patty Dorsey. Val Layton. Terri LePinnet l)oll Mincarelli. Alison Moore. Karen Robinson. Pam Sheradin Rit.i S .c .esh. Robin VanLoan. Stephanie VonSchaaf Advisors: Linda Karol. Diane Meredith 152 ChabLtngtz of thz bO i Dax bzttzx it is. to dart mighty things., to win gloxious txiumfihs., zvzn though chuchuxad by faituxz, than to tahz xanh with thos.z fioox s.fiixits. who neither anjoij much nox suffix much, bzcauiz thzy Live, in thz yiay twilight that hnows not victory nox ddfzat. — {ZJ. c oouzvz[t 153 FALL SPORTS ORANGE CRUSH — ’79-’80 Afton J.v. Varsity 36-16 48- 0 Delhi 0-18 36-12 Sherburne- 28- 0 56-13 Earlville Whitney Point 12-32 34- 8 Chenango Forks 22-40 14-24 Sidney 12-27 22- 6 Windsor 8-38 12-26 Greene 0-13 26- 7 Row 1: B. Shelton. D. Edwards. R. MacDonald. C. Kemp. D. Gardepe. T. Gregory. D. DuMond. N. Kilpatrick. S. Poulin. E. Collins. B. Peck. Row 2: D Daniels. P. Bryden. M. Clapperton. F. Seely. E. Steitz. A. Rigas. S. McGonigle. M. Morley. T. Stanton. Row 3: L. Hodge. W. Gregory. S. Hood. J Hoston. R. Dutcher. S. Gardepe. G. Hendrickson. T. Curtin. C. Mugglin. Row 4: G. Figary. B. Ellis. J. Harby. M. Adams. D. Smith. M. Harrold. man- ager. Row 5: Coaches: Mr. Backus. Mr. Breuer. Mr. Hoover Row 1: G. Seaman. A. Ascione. S. Budine. R. Seaman. D. Kilpatrick. T. Orr. A. Segar. D. Conklin. J. Kent. A. Lee. Row 2: D. DeSilva. E. Holtslander. P. Baxter. T. Blodgett. B. Adam. A. Stanton. T. Wood. J. Lake. S. Harrold. S. Dutcher. J. Nagel. G. Morgan. B. Goldsmith. S. Sadecki. Row 3: S. Haran. J. Rutherford. J. Stevens. M. Sadecki. B. Baldi. Coach Koetteritz 155 FOOTBALL CHEERLEAD- ERS FOOTBALL 79 L. Bowker R. Gardepe V. Barber K. Breslin J. Fisher L. Jackson M.Cook B. Holtslander B. Drumm M. Rigas 1. tossing of the coin? 2. kickoff 3. Grrr ... 4. psyching-up 5. looking good 6. good game fellas 157 VARSITY The Cross Country team has shown us a great amount of endurance and determination. Their practices were long and hard, merely consisting of running ... running ... running ... Good Luck next year! Row 1: B. Kauppila. G. Tymeson, T. Tweedie, Rotv 2: D. Cobane. S. George 158 J.V. CROSS COUNTRY R. Fuller, T. Wright, |. Lee. Row 2: T. Moss. B. Lee, B. O'Neill, Row 3: K. Hitt, G, Hornbeck, E. Bell, P. Robinson. J. Tyler, C. Ragusa 159 GIRLS TENNIS This year the Girls' Tennis team expanded their horizons. Each afternoon they put on their tennis shoes and carrying with them only cartons of chocolate milk, they headed for the mountainous terrain known as the tennis courts. The girls learned to serve over the Rockies, volley around the Himalayas, and drop-shot while standing on Mt. Everest. Needless to say the old obstacle course is gone now, but the team will always remember it fondly. Row 1: D. Ogden, mgr.. M. Tyler, L. Carlson. Row 2: M. Moore. D. Turner, A. Sheradin, K. Morgan, D. LePinnet. L. Swart, Row 3: M. Lambrecht, B. Turner, V. Shackelton, M. Mas- ters, C. Winter. T. LePinnet. L. Spear 160 161 GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY Varsity Row 1: J. Tymeson, capt., Row 2: S. Constable. L. Cauble. M. Dutcher, K. Robinson. A. Moore, M. Fletcher, J. Elderkin, P. Schmutzler. L. Dutcher. D. Mincarelli. L. Cauble. J. Lake. V. Sherman, C. Turner 162 J.V. Row 1: L Clapperton. Capt., Row 2: N. Hulbert. P. Sheradin, R. Croat. L. Bowker. C. Bush. S. Wildenstein. R. Shelton. P. Blyden- burgh, S. Sherman. R. Clark, S. Hammond. S. Rausa. L. Price 163 WINTER SPORTS BASKETBALL CHEERLEAD- ERS This year, the Basketball season was an exciting one; full of close games, lots of school spirit, and dynamic teams. Although we didn't make it to the top, we gave it our best shot! Next year ... all the way! ).V. Cheerleaders: K. Ruther- ford. V. Barber. M. Rigas. V. Hannan. M. Sorenson. C. Roach 164 Row 1:1. Warner. R. Lambrecht. E. Collins. A. vonAldenbruck. F. Foster. C. Kauppila. Row2: Coach Spear. I. Hoston. B. Kauppila. B. Gardepe. K. Kite. G. Card. B. Shelton. K. Hasegowa Row 1: M. Roberts. D. Tomao. D. Conklin. M. Schreier. J. Barrow. Row 2: M. Gray. J. Neice. I. Stevens. A. McCracken. G. Morgan I Brinson. S. Herald. Coach Backus 165 8th GRADE Row 1: R. Youmans, T. Williams. B. Caruso. G. Hamilton. Coach Moss. M. Herald. T. Webler. Row 2: P. Moore. J. Cobane. J. Smith. D. Mack. Row 3: M. Tweedle. L. Cady 7th GRADE Row 1; R. Tweedie. E. Tallman. J. Tyler. Row 2: R. Reed. R. Swart. Coach Moss. D. Crossman. Row 3: W. Hulbert. T. Wright. P. Stanton. G. Brooks. M. Byington. S. Rutherford. T. Kilpatrick 166 J.V. AND VARSITY WRESTLERS Row 1: J. McGinn. M. Bloomquist Row 2: Coach Alvarez. J. Cucciarre. J. Jacques. T. Blodgett. B. Hoyt. C. Stacks. Coach Dake Row 7:K. Cannon. N. King. M. Druck. P. King. j. Bowker. J. Stacks. Row 2: Coach Alvarez. D. Daniels. A. Rigas. C. Mugglin. D. Edwards. G. DeSilva. B. Peck. S. George. R. Holstead. T. Gregory. Coach Dake 168 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS JR. HIGH WREST- LERS Row 1: Pt. Crane, K. Mead Row2: D. Rlnomquist. K. Turner Although the Wrestling Team had a lot of spirit, their season was not a winning one. The seniors will be missed next year, especially Tim Gregory and Gordy DeSilva. Tim placed second at Sectionals, and Gordy placed fourth. Next year we hope the team, under the fine coaching of Mr. Alvarez and Mr. Dake, will have the winning season they deserve. 170 171 It was a rough year for the Girls’ Basketball Team, but there were some bright spots. The team spirit was high, and the girls worked hard. They took 2nd at the Bainbridge-Guilford Invitational and contributed three players to the All-StarTeam. Row 1: |. Tymeson, P. Schmutzler, M. Lambrecht. Row 2: D. Turner. S. Constable, M. Moore. Row 3: P. Blydenburgh. R. Shelton. Coach Green. C. Turner, T. LePinnet GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL 172 GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: M. Masters, J. Martin. C. Bartlett. A. Moore. M. Lambrecht, manager. C. Foster, manager Row 2: L. Spear. K. Robinson. M. Tyler, S. Sherman. K. Adams. P. Sheradin, Coach Cuneen 173 GIRLS’ VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The team had a good season this year. They represented Walton well at Sectionals and they look forward to a great season next year. Row 1: M. Moore. J. Tymeson. Row 2: T. LePinnet. B. Turner. Coach Greene. Row 3: V. Shackelton. L. Cauble. K. Hulbert, P. Schmut .ler. C. Turner. D. Turner. 174 GIRLS’ J.V. VOLLEYBALL On the whole, the J.V. Volley- ball had a good season. They worked hard spiking, setting and serving. Row 1: L. Spear, A. Moore. K. George. D. DuMond, L. Hitt. Row 2: R. Shelton. S. Ragusa. V. Layton. R. Szczesh. Row3. M. Lanbrecht. M. Masters. 175 VARSITY GYMNASTICS Row 1: N. Hulbert, L. Henri. J. Lister. K. Pierce. K. Breslin. R. Robinson. K. Sheradin. D. LePinnet. K. Laidlaw. C. Foster. J. Elderkin. T. Burghart. J. Hulbert. I. Benintende 176 177 SPRING SPORTS BOYS BASEBALL Row 1: D. Koppmen. E. Bell. P. Moore. T. Williams. D. vonAldenbruck. R. Youmans. Row 2: J. Mills. E. Mirrer. M. Roberts. J. Nichols. N. King. R. Groves. B. Caruso. Row 3: P. Baxter. D. Mack. M. Herald. G. Morgan. T. Moss. M. Sadecki. S. Haran. Coach Bruer '8 Coaeh Kaupplla 0 3'd KaUppila' °' GardePe- R Hilgers. Row 2: S. McConaglc. B. Shellon. W. Anders. D. Cardepe. SiAMS,Sr.T. 1 ■ °'R™'2 c � ■ • ° --T «-.1 179 180 JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER The Junior High girls got their first taste of interscholastic competition as they learned the rudiments of soccer. They played several schools including Delhi and Unatego. Row 1:). Lister. T. Peck. Row 2: |. Ryan. R. George. J. Dutcher Row3:C. Foster. K. Pierce. T. Burghardt. D. Rutherford. S. Butts. Row 4: S. Moore. T. Gransbury Row 5: K. Conway. K. Frank. L. Henry. D. Davis, C. Nagel. BOWLING Rolling as usual, the bowling team had fun this season. The girls team took first place in the Association Competition, first place in sectionals and sixth place in inter-sectionals. Row 1: K. Frazier. R. Smith. Row 2: J. Condon. C. Foster, S. Greene. Row 3: D. Gray. T. McNeil. C. Foster TENNIS TEAM Row l. D. Bloomquisl, M. Schreier, M. Bloomquist, L. Cady, Row 2: Coach Holstead. J. Peake. D. Picinich, A. VonAldenbruck, J. Bar- row, R. Holstead, A. McCracken. D.Tomao The tennis team worked hard this year and had fairly good results. The team shows a lot of potential and enthusiasm which will surely be reflected in next years season. 181 ARCHERY Row 1: M. Csorgo. Row 2: R. Szczesh. L. Finch. V. Shackelton. S. Spear. N. Cucciarre. Row 3: Coach Hoover. L. Swartk. S. Wilden- stein. W. Sadecki. R. Bartlett. L. Swart. P. King The Archery team had one of its best seasons ever. The team was Sus. league champs for the second year in a row and the Girls Team placed first in the state. 182 183 VARSITY TRACK Although the track team did not have a winning season this year they worked hard and progressed a great deal. In essence, they overcame a large number of hurdles and took many great strides. The team shows a lot of promise for a great season next year. Keep up the good work! Row 1: P. Robinson. A. Lee. D. Kilpatrick. F. Seely. G. Hornbeck. Row 2: L. Hodge. S. Harrold. P. Bryden. M. Tweedie. C. Tymeson Mugglin. S. Hook. K. Fisher. Row3:P. Harby.). Hoslon. D. Grey. P. Smith. S. Hilt. D. Cobane. J. Brinson. S. Poulin 184 GIRLS TRACK Our Girls Track team worked hard this year — swimming at Launt Pond, eating all that food, and of course running. All of the girls did their best and can look forward to a good season next year. Varsity: Row 1: A. Moore. D. Mincarelli, J. Elderkin. N. Hulbert. K. Pierce. Row 2: L. Bowker. J. Tymeson. D. Mincarelli. E. Torma. Row 3: LePinnet. K. Sheradin. K. Robinson. K. Torma. K. Breslin. L. Spear 186 EMPIRE STATE GAMES Last summer four students from our school traveled to Syracuse to represent Region 2 in the second Empire State Games. In order to qualify for this honor, they competed in a regional contest. In Archery Ray Bartlett won a silver medal. Walter Sadecki won a bronze medal, and Lorrie Swart won a bronze medal. Joann Tymeson won a gold and a silver in shot put and discus. 187 GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL Varsity: Row 1 P Schmutzler. I) Figary. V. Uyton. S VonAldenbruck. Row 2: J. Courtney, K Hulberi, D Turner, D. Dumond, M Moore. Row3: Coach O'Connell.). Finn, C. Turner, M. Laidlaw. K. Turner, T. LePinnet, K. Lewis The Girls’ Varsity Softball Team worked very hard this year under their new coach, Mr. D. O’Connell. They had a successful season in their new uniforms. 188 GIRLS J.V. SOFTBALL J.V.: Row 1:S. Vargas. M. Rigas. S. Youmans. Row2:T. Peck. L. Clapperlon. B. Clark. R. Groat. V. Barber. Row 3: R. Shelton. L. Hitt. S. Sherman. C. Roach. C. Foster. D. Stanton The Girls’ Sports Program welcomed a new addition this year, the first J.V. Softball Team. They did well and look forward to next season. ■n ■ or I� ir n ae at«M lr. Hif h Softball: Row 1: D. Mincarelli. K. Breslin. C. Foster. J. Ryan. K. George. D. Keene. Row 2: A. Tomao. J. Hulbert. M. Hafele. M Masters. K. Klinger. Coach L. Cauble 190 SPORTS IN REVIEW 191 Something A Little Extra 192 193 Name Nickname Birthdate Birthplace Favorite Food Favorite Color Worst School Subject Favorite Sport Jeffery 4 14 61 Stuffed Shells Brown Gym Football Ruberi Allen Kevin Sweet Pea Walton 8 28 62 Lobster Blue English Football R. Allen Walton Ward 5 7 62 Pizza Pizza Blue Green Electronics Basketball Dale Anders Andrea Ann Valhala. N Y. 5 28 62 Shorthand Volleyball Kay Backus Laurel AnneBaldi Margaret Snoopy Peggy Walton 12 15 81 Walton 5 29 62 Arthur Treacher's Fish and Chips Italian Food Gold Pink Chemistry Soccer Football Ann Bartlett Walton Susan A. Bartlett Laurin Lee Sue Laurie. 8 30 62 Walton 6 12 61 Italian Food Seafood Brown Blue English Science Football Tennis James Beers Dawn Rat Ace. Dawn. East Meadow. LI 5 3 62 Spaghetti Blue English Volleyball Marie Bell Ding-Dong Walton Marian Qaina Bloomquist David Buv 7 18 62 Brooklyn. NY 9 7 62 Ravioli Steak Baby pink Purple Math Basketball Basketball Lynn Bovee Ricky Buzz Walton 4 26 61 Lasagna Orange. Black Light blue All of them Wrestling R. Bowker Beatrice Bea. Walton 11 27 60 Pizza Math Football A. Budine layne Banard Jayne Walton 6 30 62 Pizza Blue Math Football E. Budine layne E. Bell Bird Walton 11 19 62 Spaghetti Baby blue English Wrestling M. Budine Susan Squirrel Walton 4 25 62 Steak Light blue Social Studies Track Mae Carlson Lynda Short stuff. Walton 4 25 62 Pizza Green Geometry Gymnastics Loraine Carrol Douglas Father Lori Doug Walton 12 22 61 Steak Red Writing Soccer Paul Caffery Lisa Turkey Walton 1 4 62 Mint Chocolate Yellow Chemistry Volleyball Loi Cauble Tina Tiny San Diego. CA 8 30 61 Chip ice cream Ice cream Blue Math Soccer Louise Chase Michael Clap Walton 1 26 62 Pizza Yellow Math Football David Clapperton Robert Bob Sidney Center 4 23 60 Pie Blue English Rifle J. Clark Laura Lor Watertown 5 15 62 Spaghetti and Meatballs Shrimp Purple English Football Dawn Cobane Eric Bud Delhi 3 4 62 Sky Blue French Football William Collins Judy Judy Walton 9 27 62 Pizza Blue English Bowling jean CondOn Christine Chris. Walton 6 24 61 Pizza Blue English Football Emma Conklin Sharon Emma Slugger Walton 11 16 62 Swiss Steak Pizza Red Trig Hockey Lynne Constable Christopher Twitty Walton 4 15 62 Blue English Football Allan Conway Douglas Doug Walton 10 7 62 Steak Blue Math Soccer Crane Thomas Bear Marga retville 10 6 62 Lasagne Orange English Baseball J. Cucciarre Laurie Cullen Walton 5 22 62 Chicken Sky Blue Accounting Volleyball Ann Cullen Valarie Val Binghamton 9 8 62 Spaghetti Blue English Football Darville Gordon Fish. Middletown 1 24 62 Grilled Blue Science Wrestling Kenneth DeSilva Andrea Gordy Andi Margaretville 2 24 62 Cheese Pizza Blue Social Studies Football Dovidio Laura Duck Hollywood. Fla. 1 18 62 Spaghetti Green Math Field Hockey Sue Dutcher Michelle Capper Ft. Riley. Kansas 1 13 62 Spaghetti Baby Blue Math Field Hockey Patricia Dutcher David Ed-Head Walton 12 9 61 Pizza Blue English Football R. Edwards Kathleen Kathie Walton 7 25 61 Big Mac. Green Math Bowling Alice Elderkin Eric Rock Sidney 6 27 61 Hot Apple Pie Steak Blue English Skiing E. Ellison Laurie Rocky White Plains 11 17 61 Lasagna Blue Social Studies Volleyball Fletcher Debra Deb Walton 7 4 62 Shrimp Blue Social Studies Cheerleading Lee Figary Jul� e Jules Walton 7 4 62 Hot dogs Blue Biology Bowling Marguerite Fisher Lisa foot, feet Liberty 6 23 62 Spaghetti Blue Social Studies Volleyball Mane Foote Chnstine Chris Walton 9 3 62 Hamburgers Blue English Bowling Mane Foster Donald Furgy Walton 7 8 62 Tacos Blue English Wrestling English Professional Lee Furgeson David Gardepe Randall G Gardepe Alan Gutsy Hancock 6 5 61 Walton Shrimp. Clams Red Baseball Randy Shorty 6 8 62 Walton 9 2 62 Lasagna Fried Chicken Blue Green Math Math Wrestling Swimming R. Gregory Timothy Titus Walton 2 21 62 Steak and fries Blue English Wrestling Wayne Gregory Walton Jolene Sue Harris Kiyotaka Jo Kiyo 11 26 62 Chandler. Ariz. 8 5 61 Shrimp Anything Yellow Red Social U.S. History Hiking. Baseball Hasegawa Chiba-pref.. Japan Donald Hessy 3 14 60 Pizza Blue English Bowling Lee Hessinger Ron Little Hess Walton 2 16 61 Anything Blue English Baseball 196 Hessinger Bambi Fawn Holtslander Nancy Hombeck Brenda Lee Hoyt Vicky Lorraine Hoyt David C Hulbert Lenorc Anne Jones Christopher L Kemp Norman B. Kilpatrick Belinda Ann Klinger Philip Nelson King Jordan Elizabeth Lake Bam-Bam Hornbeck Walton Hoyt Hubert Norie Kemper Killer. Stormin Norman Lindy Phil Lucy Richard McCabe Lambrecht Rick James E. Lawson Bones. Terri Too Tall Lynne LePinnet Leaper Cindy McClenon Cin Mary Elizabeth Anne Mehcgan Last of the Daniel Mohicans G. Miner Dan John William Moffett Mof-Mof Walter Elmer Northrup Waldo Lisa Ann Marie Pacenza Kellie Renee Peck William O. Peck Pecker Scott R. Poulin Too Tall Eric Paul Ragosa Goosie. David Ragu A. Rausch Melanie Head Rush Ann Ripley Mel. Mia Smell Romero Donald Julie Rutherford. Jr. Mary Big Don Jane Ryan M.J. Toni Lee Schmidt Pamela Smitty Sue Schmutzler Schmut Laurie A. Scofield Christine Laurie Jean Seaman Crissy Penny Ann Seaman Pen Franklyn L Seely Snake Carl Bruce Shelton Bruce Alyaon Allyn Sheradin Chipper Vinnie Ree Sherman Sherman- Becky Tank Jean Sines Bee Edward K Steitz Randy Ed L Stone Katherine Stoned Elaine Tatar Katherine Skeeter AnneTorma Kathy T. Connie Gorko Lee Turner Connie Gary Bernard Ty meson Traci Joy Gary Vandermark Mop Denny Lynn Vanvalkenburg Shari Lynn VanAJtfen brack Den Bug Wendy L Wood Dawn Pou Mane Warren David Scrawnie J. Williams Moe Jeffery Scott Wood Woody Bill Wright Botch Walton 3 8 82 Walton 11 2 61 Walton 5 31 62 5 3 61 Walton 9 27 62 Walton 8 16 62 Walton 5 12 62 Walton 3 19 62 Walton 5 25 62 Walton 2 11 61 11 27 62 Ellisburg. NY 3 12 62 Walton 8 7 61 Walton 12 28 61 Teaneck. New Jersey 3 7 62 Walton 10 28 62 Oradell. NJ 2 26 62 Oneonta 3 18 62 Hollis Queens. NYC 1 1 62 Walton 9 14 62 Newburgh. NY 4 12 62 Walton 6 14 61 Walton 8 16 62 Walton 12 2 61 North Babylon. LI 12 18 61 New Berlin 2 1 62 Cortland. NY 6 8 62 Peru 9 7 62 Walton 4 17 62 Dunkirk. NY 7 5 61 Walton 11 14 62 Syracuse. NY 6 23 62 Walton 4 26 62 Walton 9 6 61 Walton 10 17 61 Walton 1 26 62 Walton 8 2 62 Ft. Knox. KY 1 20 62 Walton 4 12 62 Walton 11 12 61 Walton 4 17 62 Walton 10 22 62 Walton 12 11 61 Walton 7 11 62 Walton 12 16 61 Walton 4 21 62 Walton 7 9 62 Sidney 9 24 62 Ft. Lauderdale. FL 8 11 62 Walton 10 14 62 Walton 8 2 62 Pompton Plains. 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Math Football English Hockey English Football Bookkeeping Football Science Cheerleading Shorthand II Track Geometry Basketball Social Studies Running Chemistry Football Social Studies Calculus Football Social Studies Volleyball Football Math Baseball Science Soccer Sales Basketball Favorite Phrase Idol Why is it red?” Hey Bubba! Is that you? Wanna get high? If you can't be good, be good at it. Not me Grr brr ‘That's gross! Yeah Well Guess you had to be there. Give me a break! Face Like wow man. v The best man for the job is a woman. Really. “It's rough living in the East. Brim. Let's take the off. “Forget it. Quite the .. Not in school “Go to hell, world. I’m a senior. Eat a Bag You can do it. “I don't want to hear it. “That's cool. That's the breaks. Today is the first day of the rest of your life. “Really Shut up. Concorde. Blue Devils Drum and Bugle Corps Charles Schultz Cod Husband Kevin Leif Garrett Sandra Dee Greg Evergin Robin Williams |ane Fonda Erik Estrada Johnny Unitas � 19 Hollywood stunt drivers Warren Beatty Sylvester Stallone Lou Ferrigno Erik Estrada My Dad Barry Manilow Jaclyn Smith “Don't you worry Rocky about it. Cops Stop it. “Easy! Get it! |ony Jump What? Too bad! Wonder Woman Cive me a break. Women — can't live with |ohn them, can't live without them Wayne Better late Girls than never. Don't worry about it. Ya bird Peter Dream daringly when you dream, and also be a man who can bear when it breaks. Go to hell. The Hulk Huh? What? Bucky Dent Favorite Animal or Pet Favonte Musical Group or Singer Color of Hair Color of Eyes Horse Rex Smith Brown Brown Ted Nugent Blond Brown Horse Foreigner Brown Blue Cat Styx Brown Brown Ward Brown Green Anders Doobie Dog Brothers Ruth and Bill Dark Brown Green Dog Owmen Dirty Blond Blue German Shepherd Fleetwood Brown Blue Dog Mac Brown Blue Kiss kittens. cats The Village Ash blond Blue Dog People Molly Hatchet Light Brown Blue Dog Kiss Black Green Cat. 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Horse Boston Brown Blue Styx Brown Blue Killer Doobie Brothers Brown Blue dog Muffy Peter Dark Blond Creen biue Pigeons Frampton S and C Black Brown Deer Kiss Brown Brown Dog Steve Miller Brown Brown Stuffed Band Light Green Tweety Bird Foreigner Brown 198 V ■‘Average ■‘Don’t worry about it. I know it. Ron Baker Burt Reynolds “1 told you so.” Hulk Miller Time” “1 gotta get drunk and 1 sure do dread It. ' Oh. I’ll do it later. “Somebody's gotta. Officer Dolan Mean |oe Greene Millionaires Cut it out! Buddy Bill Walton “K.M.A. Bjorn Borg “Check it out. “Hey man. can ya dig it? “Toga. Toga.... Barbra Streisand John Belushi Jimmy Page Alan Alda “Cod forbid. Lillian Heilman “It is better to remain silent and thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubt. “Now comes Miller time. “Come sail away. Miss Piggy The Incredible Hulk Tommy Shaw “Guess you had to be there . Creig Beukema John Travolta “Can’t handle the pressure. “I hate people. “You dummy “A fool will lose tomorrow looking back on yesterday. “Whatsthe matter for you? Bucko “How come 1 have to do it? Cheryl Tiegs Dick Van Dyke Sniriev Temple Wilt Chamberlin none Leif Garrett. Charlene Tilton Mrs F. Tucker Girls What’s up. Doc? Nice try. “Looks good, sounds good. “Don’t worry about it. “If teachers are so smart. why do we give them the answers? “Would yar' Nolan Ryan lulie Andrews Bo Duke Suzanne Somers A Millionaire Trina Rutherford Sally Fields “Oh dear. Bread and beer. Shoot Ole Blue! “Huh? Wilma Rudolph. Bruce Jenner Ann Meyers Lou Femgno Imagine that. “Aw. Harry. Dallas Cowboys Dawn “Frig-a-dig “Cive me a break. Fran Tarkenton I have to go to the little girls' room. What’s da matter? Doit up! I'm a lover, not a fighter. Mr. Dries Ronnie Van Zandt Cheryl Name Nickname Favorite Phrase Idol Idol My cat. Archie Blond Horse Meatloaf Blond Morris, my cat Billy loel Blond Deer Cars Dirty Blond Dog Brown Dogs Aerosmith Brown Cow Waylon and Willie Black Horse Styx Brown Deer Eagles Blond My Siamese Charlie Daniels Blond Cat Band Falcon Dire Straits Blond Women Irish Boston Boston Brown Billy |oel Red Setter Doggies Styx Brown Kitty-cats Neil Diamond Brown Tropical Fish The Cars Brown Dog I-ed Zeppelin Brown Dog Brown Hershey the Beagle Crown Prince Reginald 1 Billy loel Carly Simon brown Brown Brown Beagle Aerosmith Brown Puppies Styx Brown Horses Boston Light Brown Dog Keith Green Blond Dog The Village Black German ELO People Shepherd Brown Bassett Hounds Eagles Brown Baby bunnies Styx Brown Koala Bears Billy Joel. Neil Young Led Zeppelin horses Brown Brown Cat. Bionca Leif Carrett Blond Cats Village People Blond Dog Styx Brown Dog. Girls Charlie Daniels Band Blond Koala Bears Bruce Fuzzie Bear Springsteen Styx Brown Blond Kitten Billy Joel Brown Dog Charlie Daniels Cat ELO Brown Dirty Blond Poodle Boz Scaggs, Billy Joel Koala Brown Styx Light Brown Cocker Liza Minnelli Ash Spaniel puppy Blond Bear ELO Dirty Blond Kermit BeeGees Brown Dog Donna Summers Brown My little sister Styx Dark Brown Lions Boz Scaggs Blond Black Kittens Sweet Brown Dog Chuck Mangione Brown Boa Const nctor Lynyrd Skynyrd Blond Dog Foghat Brown Birth date Favorite Favorite Birthplace Food Color Favorite Favorite Musical Color of Animal Group or Singer Hair Green Green Green Blue Hazel Brown Brown Blue Hazel Blue Brown Light Blue Hazel Brown Hazel Blue Brown Green Brown Hazel Brown Brown Blue Brown Brown Brown Blue Brown Brown Grayiah Blue Green Blue- Green Blue. Green Brown Blue Brown Blue Brown Blue Hazel Blue Blue Cray Hazel Green Blue Brown Blue Green Green Hazel Green Worst School Subiect Color of Eyes 199 The stage has been set, but there’s not much left for the crew to do. The audience is waiting and the spotlight is yours. No one’s going to hold you back or try to stop you now. You’ve been directed to your positions on stage for eighteen short years. Now they’ve given you the chance to do it by ourself. Some of us%vill panic with stage fright. While others wilTafipept our new freedom eagerly. But it doesn’t matter where we stand on stage, we will always remember our high school years. Your high school years are almost over. Your name’s been called and the audience is applauding. The world is yours so take it, and leave your mark. — Alyson Sheradin 980 980 980 980 coco OOvJ cxo V • -