Walton Central High School - Ivy Tower Yearbook (Walton, NY)
- Class of 1982
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warn EI6HTy-TWC IN REVIEW Walton Central Jr.-Sr. High School Walton, New York 1 Our yearbook staff is proud to pre- sent Eighty-Two in Review, a theatrical and somewhat sentimen- tal look at our school, our students, and the roles we all play. We especially thank each one of you for setting the stage, providing the scenes, and making our production a success. Lights! Camera! Action! TABLE CF CONTENTS Special Cuest Star Attractions Directors Cast.............. Stunt People Intermission Dackstaae Standing Ovation 82 in Peview 17 33 5 a 91 121 153 187 Mr. Brenner is BIG. We learned that the first time he walked onto the stage. What we didn't know, though, and what he taught us over the next couple of years, is what BIG means: to look at people and see how much they can do and not bother about their weaknesses; to see obstacles — not as ogres — but as crying cowards that topple when confronted with guts and hard work. But most of all, he taught us that BIG is a generous, cheerful, confident principal we could have to look up to ... for always. So, we dedicate this 1981-82 Deja Vu to the BIG man who helped us all to become a bit bigger. SPECIAL GUEST STAR 4 5 Graduation was memorable for all of us. We said goodbye to many of our friends, but we knew that we had next year's special moments still to come. Favorites Group ____ Song _____ T.V. Show fTlovie __ Actor ____ Actress Friend Heartthrob Teacher Class ____ Activity Experience Expression Hang-out magazine Book _____ Attractions Senior Court Dartie Turner — Queen Beth Turner — Princess King — Steve Hood Prince — Steve Hitt Lisa Clapperton Lorrie Swart Terri Peck Nancy Conklin Kim Lewis Jeff Newman Kevin Kite Rob Dutcher Jody Bowker Mike Adams Julie Reynolds Crownbearers Jason MacDonald 10 Junior Court Queen King Lisa Lurenz Matt Scheier Princess Prince Gail Ogden Jim Neice Karen Hulbert Brian Kauppila Kelly Church Dave Picinich Nicki Hulbert Mike Gray Kris Adams Scott Harrold Val Layton Bob Adam Crownbearers Nicole Zujovic Jonathan Lambrecht One night last May, the basketball hoops went unnoticed and the gym was decorated with brightly colored flowers, streamers, and rainbows. All who came were overcome with a feeling that would long be remembered as Prom 1981. 11 12 13 Melissa Cook returned from Cornell to turn her year's reign as queen over to Gail Ogden. Denise and lavier enjoy the Homecoming proceedings. 14 The crowd was both pleased and surprised when Dave Harby won the game football. HOmECOmiNG 1981 Court Queen — Gail Ogden Karen Robinson Valerie Layton Nicki Hulbert Carol Fancher Karen diLorenzo Alison Moore Michelle Jennings Karen Hulbert Patricia Dorsey Kelly Church After spending the day in the rain, the Homecoming Court and escorts enjoyed the evening festivities. The gym was tastefully decorated for the occasion, and after the crown- ing, Mr. Hoover made a toast to the success of Homecoming 1981. Oh, great, the fire engine won't start. Here, you girls use my umbrella. Where's the photographer? We won ... finally! 'And the 1981 Homecoming queen is_Gail gang, bul we won't be performing the halftime show reifthe game football that rushed 144 total yards, Dave Harby! show. -Mrs. Harrold raA 'Where'vjim- x, Nv : all Team. tHe's suppose to esc( Vt 'Garbage bags???' -Nicki Hulbert rtj -The Marching Band fAjj ____ Directors 17 Mr. Donald Budine, Mrs. Joanna Richardson, Mr. Peter Huyler, Mr. Duane Merrill, Mr. Garritt VanderSchaaf, Mrs. Mary Tweedie. BOARD OF EDUCATION AND ADfTIINISTRATION Mr. Paul M. Ryan, Curriculum Coordinator Dr. Charles T. Nephew, District Superintendent 18 STAR SEES BRIGHTER LIGHTS • • • Mr. Peter M. Brenner High School Principal Mr. Wendell E. Spear Understudy to High School Principal understudies take over I would like to extend my congratulations to the Class of 1982 from Walton Central School. It seems like so many years ago when you were sophomores, and I was the new principal. Now that your graduation is at hand, I can only be with you in spirit as I assume my new position in the West Genesee Central Schools. When we started together, there were so many things to be done. You had three years of high school, and I had my first principalship. Many things have changed during this time; good athletic teams, suc- cessful music programs, new curricular studies and a renovated building without a breezeway. School pride and spirit has continued to grow with enthusiastic com- munity support. I have been lucky in my career, and Walton Central has given me many fond memories. The community, staff and students have always been supportive. The Class of 1982 has played an important part in my happy memories about Walton, and I wish you all the very best. Peter M. Brenner Mrs. loan McCranaghan Understudy to Dean of Students Mr. Robert Holstead Townsend School Principal 19 Walton Central's teachers are as unique as Walton Central itself, and they deserve a raving review. At times they are a bit strange, wearing strange hats, sunglasses, and moustaches, and trying to look like rock singers, outer space beings, sailors, movie stars, and historical figures. Mr. Gary Backus, Social Studies 20 Mr. Robert Breuer, Science Mrs. Darlene Bums, Math Mr. Gary Bush, Music Mrs. Sally Bush, Math Mr. Joseph Comeno, Science Ye! even though the faculty can be a bit eccentric at times, we want them to know that we hail them as being extra-special in every respect. After all, as we realize, they are a part of Walton Central, a part of us, as students, and a part of a very happy memory that we will never forget. Mrs. Nancy Condon, Sutdy Hall Aid Mrs. Kathleen Harby, English Mrs. Miriam Helfgott, Math Mrs. Susan Field, Business Mrs. Mary Lou Harrold, English Mrs. Mary Harper Math Mr. Denis Hennessy, English Mrs. Rosalie Hodges, Study Hall Aid Miss Margaret Learnan, Reading, Mrs. Catherine Holstead, Reading Mrs. Catherine Hoover, Physical Education Health Mr. lames Hoover, Physical Education Health 25 Mr. Ronald Kauppila, Mr. John Koska, Physical Education Guidance 26 Mr. Pat Liguori, Guidance Mrs. Marge Mugglin, School Nurse Mrs. Miriam Mattem, Reading Aid Mr. Donald Murdock, Spanish Miss Mary Ann Nortz, French Mr. Donald O'Connell, Social Studies Mr. Harry Wilber, School Doctor Mr. Patrick O'Gorman, Social Studies 27 v n. aivr V'0-vUKv - Vc N Na. i kr ’ MT Mrv t et n S ttofter. Aid 29 SECRETARIES Central Office: Mrs. Kathleen Grossmann, Mrs. Alice Taylor, Mrs. Blanche Cook, Mrs. Mary Carroll: District Clerk. Guidance Office: Mrs. Mary Signor High School Office: Mrs. Ellen Phoenix, Mrs. Diane Dreibelbis, Mrs. Martha Peaster. Health Office: Mrs. Jenni Schillinger 30 Front Row: Mr. Douglas Watson, Mr. Louis Thomas, Mr. Walter Kelsey, Mr. Orrin Beers. Back Row: Mr. Willis Currie, Mr. Thomas Travis, Mr. Robert Kinch, Mr. Evan Segar, Missing: Mr. Mack Finch. CUSTODIANS Mrs. Cora Henderson IN mEmORY OF... I Shall Never Pass This Way Again I shall never pass this way again through this toilsome world alas; Once and only once I pass If a kindness I may show If a good deed I may do To a suffering fellow man Let me do it while I can No delay, for it is plain, I shall not pass this way again. Unknown 31 Mrs. Ruth Henderson CAFETERIA STAFF Front Row: Mrs. Janice Mills, Mrs. Pauline Clum. Back Row: Mrs. Gladys Budine, Mrs. Marylee Martin, Mrs. Betty Moss, Mrs. Betty Walker, Mrs. Patricia Rutkowski, Mrs. Donna Beers. BUS DRIVERS 32 Front Row: Mr. William Martin, Mrs. Carol Galley, Mr. John Hendrickson, Mr. Robert Moss, Mr. Roger Kilmer, Row Two: Mr. Duane Smith, Mr. Carl Gregory, Mr. Walter Misner, Mr. Earl Phoenix, Mr. James Mills, Mr. Bruce Bronson. Row Three: Mrs. Janice Mills, Mrs. June Phoenix. CAST SEVENTH GRPDE M. Adam M. Allen P. Backus C. Bailey W. Banks R. Barnhart C. Beers C. Bennett ). Birdsall L. Bishop D. Boffemmyer C. Bowker J. Brigante S. Brown D. Brundege M. Buerger T. Capabianco C. Carroll A. Clum T. Cobane B. Constable K. Constable A. Cook K. Cook K. Crane R. Crossman M. Dovidio D. Drake S. Egan J. Finch B. Fisher D.Frank M. Fuller C. Galavitz D. Gerow 34 CLASS OF ’87 L. Gilbert J. Gladstone V. Gladstone D. Goldsmith B. Gomillion J. Gransbury T. Hall C. Hanley G. Hanley H. Hansen M. Hare L Hart D. Hinkley T. Holtslander R.Hulse J. Jones C. Kauppila A. Kilmer G.Laauser M. Lambrecht L. Linthwaite C. MacGibbon T. MacGibbon G. MacRabie M. Maine M. Mangel D. Maxson T. Maxson M. McCall M. McKee W. McLean K. Merwin S. Merwin R. Miller A. Mills 35 j. Mills B. Moore J. Neice D. Newell J. Ostrander S. Peck W.Peck B. Percy M. Phoenix T. Rathmell D. Roach R. Robinson A. Rutherford A. Rutkowski J. Scherer L. Schmutzler W. Segarra L. Shafer j.Shelton H. Sheradin P. Shoemaker M.B. Smith M.M. Smith K. Stanton L. Stiffler R. Tallman S. Taylor G. Thompson L. Tompkins M. Tweedie K. Vollkommer D. Walley C. Whitaker T. Wilson J. Youmans J. Youmans Absent: M. Constable R. Crane P. Degraw C. Engelhardt K. Hansen C. Johnson D. McEntee D. Pierce M. Sheldon E. VanValkenburg 36 ALONG AND WINDING ROAD Have you ever stopped to wonder who all those little people were dodging in and out under your feet? What most of us didn't seem to remember was that being a 7th Grader was a pretty tough job. Everything was up: the principal, teachers, lockers, library shelves, drinking fountains, office and lunch counters, and of course, all the other students. But instead of letting up get them down, the 7th Graders used their energy to become an active part in Homecoming, the Christmas assembly, the Winter Carnival, and other school activities. Management of the 7th Grade Class was handled by: Cheri MacGibbon, president; Richard Robinson, vice president; Glenda Thompson, secretary; and Craig Kauppila, treasurer. 37 EIGHTH GRADE M. Allen ). Applegate K. Babcock D. Bailey E. Bailey ). Bakker S. Baldi B. Beardslee L. Beers W. Beers R. Bell E. Bender T.Benson N. Birdsall R. Bishop W. Blydenburgh D. Brush J. Buchanan ). Budine K. Burghart T. Bush W. Butts K. Byington R. Cady T. Campbell B. Carlsen T. Caruso M. Cetta L. Closs D. Cole D. Daniels C. Darville S. Detch B. diLorenzo M. Doig 38 CLASS OF ’86 P. Fairchild L. Faneher J. Finch D. Flores D. Flores B. Frear R. Gates T. Gladstone W. Goldsmith T. Gould M. Gray S. Hafele K. Hammond S. Hansen J. Hartoy ). Hilgers D. Hitchcock T. Hitchcock J. Hitt D. Hodges S. Holstead M. Howland ). Hubbard J. Hulbert T. Hulbert H. Ingles T. Kerschner B. Kilmer T. Kinch T. Knapp H.Koch K. Langridge M. Lavell M. Layton A. MacGibbon 39 B. Mac Gibbon P. Mac Gibbon K. Marlett R. McCall E. Mead W. Merwin J. Mills K. Moore D. Nephew K. Nowak S. O'Dell N. Pennington R. Phoenix D. Poole J. Poole A. Pratti A. Price M. Rieman J. Roberts R. Robertson D. Russell W. Sanford T. Sargent C. Segarra Absent: R. Jacobson S. Baker Y. Jacobson E. Crandall A. Northrup C. Crane G. Olsen W. Danforth M. Ripley L. Daniels S. Robinson G. Shackelton B. Sparling L Stanton J. Stoutenberg N. Tomao L Underwood J. VanVaikenburg S. VanVaikenburg M. Walley G. Warner A. Watson J. Wayman A. Wilcox 40 Management of the 8th Grade Class was handled by: Rick Bell, president; Scott O'Dell, vice president; Rhonda Phoenix, secretary; and Dale Hit- chcock, treasurer. Being an 8th Grader was almost as difficult as being a 7th Grader, only you were a year older, a year wiser, and probably a few inches taller. This was a year of inbet- weenness . You were not beginners, but you weren't old pros either. The 8th Grade Class focused its energies on selling pins and baked goods, and on proving they were not the little squirts everyone made them out to be. YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A STAR... TO BE IN OUR SHOW 41 FRESHfTlEN D. Allen M.Ascione K. Bailey T. Bailey G.Baker S. Barnes G. Brooks J. Brown P. Brown D.Buchanan S. Butts T. Chase B. Clum B. Cobane ). Cobane HL D. Condon C. Conway rane L. Cranston T. Curtin V. Curtin Davis . Davis . Davis aldson D.Dumond I. Dutcher W. Egan N. Figary D. Finch K. Frank D. Gay H. Gransbury T. Gransbury M. Gregory 42 CLASS OF ’85 D. Hansen K. Haran J. Hilgers M. Hoyt W. Hulbert T. Kilpatrick A. Klinger K. Knapp L. Lang B. LaTourette N. lozzi M. lames W. (ones K. Keen T. Kelly L. Lewis K. LinthwaHe P. MacGibbon M. Manger C. Maxson W. McClenon t. McLean J. McRedmond R. McRedmond K. Mead YFWW M K. Mead G. Moller M. Moore S. Moore S. Moore J. Munson A. Neale J. Neice J.Northrup D. Ogden B. O'Neill S. Ostrander L. Patterson T. Peck J. Percy J. Phoenix A. Possemato R.Reed M. Richard R. Robinson D. Robson D. Rutherford D. Rutherford S. Rutherford S. Rutherford A. Sanford C Schreier D. Schuermann K. Seaman ). Sheffer C Shelton T. Smith C. Stanton P. Stanton R. Swart E. Tallman R. Taylor J. Terry L. Thomson L Tietjen J. Tweedie R. Tweedie W. Tweedie J. Tyler A. VanBuren J. Vandershaaf M. VanValkenburg A. Vermilyea W. Walley L Wayman C. Wegman C. Wildey D. Winfield B. Wood Absent: M. Byington T. Crandall $. Kinch G. Olsen V. Terney L. Garramone R. Schippel R. Turner T. Wright 44 A SHINING STAR IS WHAT YOU ARE Management of the Freshman Class was handled by: Joann Vandershaaf, president; Michael Byington, vice presi- dent; Ted Kilpatrick, secretary; Lori Lang, treasurer. After making it through two years of Junior High, being a Freshman sometimes felt like starting all over again. The years ahead looked incredibly long and tedious, and up- perclassmen often saw Freshmen as being immature and naive. But the Class of '85 proved all this to be quite the contrary, as they forged ahead to leave their impression on the minds of Walton High. Selling carnations for Christmas, as well as St. Valentine's and St. Patrick's Day, added a touch of spring to those long winter months, and made us realize that Freshmen were people, too. 45 SOPHOmORES A. Adam P. Applegate M. Backus M. Backus P. Backus D. Bakker D. Bakker B. Baldi M. Barrow D. Beardslee C. Beers D. Beers E. Bell M. Brownell Y. Buchanan M. Budine T. Burghart T. Bush L Cady K. Cannon R. Capabianco B. Caruso M. Clum M. Dreibelbis C. Dumond C. Engelhart C. Fairchild R. Finch B. Finn N. Frazier R. George T. Goodrich M. Gray T. Gray G. Gregory 46 CLASS OF ’84 ). Gregory J. Griffin M. Hafele C Hall H. Hensen T. Hare M. Harrold D. Hatfield K. Hazelwood S. Hendrickson K. Hitt G. Hombeck J. Hulbert L Hulse K. James N. Jones D.Keen K. Kemp D. Kilmer P. Kilmer K. Klinger D. Koppman J. Lee D. Mack C. McAdams J. McClenon W. McLaughlin J. Mills E. Mirrer P. Moore A. Myer J. Neale S. Northrop J. O'Donnell K. Pierce 47 K. Poulin D. Rieman J. Ryan |. Scofield |. Scofield J. Seely C. Shaver B. Simpson J. Smith A. Tomao E. Torma M. Tweedie B. Vandermark V. Vandershaaf P. VanLoan C. Walley S. Watson T. Webler R. Wilkie T. Williams E. Winant ). Wilson T. Wood N. Wormuth E. You mans LET THE GOOD TimES ROLL Management of the Sophomore Class was handled by: Alexander Adam, president; Mary Hafele, vice president; Stephanie Watson, secretary; and Matt Budine, treasurer. Sophomores started their year off with a total team ef- fort at producing a float that would take second place on Homecoming Day. Excite- ment mounted when students filled out orders for their school rings, only to have to wait for their junior year to place them on their fingers. And of course, if you happened to see some strange people in pigtails, diapers, or short dresses (with hairy legs), you knew that once again the Sophomores defied the Emancipation Pro- clamation and sold themselves as 24 hour slaves to raise money for future class activities. 49 JUNIORS K. Armstrong L. Bacchieri R.Backus P. Barrow J. Bartlett W. Bartlett P. Baxter L. Beardslee T. Blodgett L. Bowker K. Breslin R. Budine J. Burleson D. Buteau |. Buteau N. Calkin I). Capobianco L. Carlsen W. C arrojn f T. Closs S. Crane C. Daniels L. DeMorier M. diLoren o F. Dovidio A. Drumm |. DuMond S. Dutcher B. Finch B. Fisher CLASS OF 83 H. Freeman |. Gardepe P. Garramone T Gay A. Hafele W. Hall S. Hammond D. Harby L. Henry L. Hitt D. Hoffmeis er M. Holley N. Howard C. Hulse f M. Misner G. Morgan T. Moss R. Pacenza |. Phoenix R. Reynolds M. Roberts P. Robinson B. Rutherford K. Rutherford M. Sadecki G. Seaman A. Segar R. Shelton K. Sheradin S. Sherman G. Smith R. Smith L. Spear K. Stiffler T. Swartwout T. Tweedie M. Valada M. VanBuren D. VonAldenbruck P. Walley Absent: L. Hopps C Beers M. Hurley ). Beers J. Nichols E. Brown J. Olsen R. Goldsmith ). Tompkins S. Haran K. Young 52 THESE ARE THE BEST OF TlfTlES Management of the Junior Class was handled by: Bob Pacenza, president; Bob Backus, vice president; Chris Hulse, secretary; and Tami Closs, treasurer. Juniors felt like old pros as the third year of their high school career began. They began raising money — their largest task — in September. Busy Juniors sold light bulbs and cookies to raise funds for one of the highlights of the school term — the Prom. Open Arms by Journey was this year's chosen musical theme, and June 12th marked a very special day. The Juniors organized the committees and did the decorating for the big event. By the end of June, Juniors were looking for- ward to that most honored title of Senior. 53 Stunt people 55 FOOTBALL On brisk and often rainy autumn Saturdays, hun- dreds of avid Walton fans poured into the stands to cheer on the Orange Crush as they whipped Whitney Point, stomped Sidney, grounded Greene, ostrasized Oneonta, shook-up Sher- burne, and wiped out Windsor. Because of our team's success, we went on to play Tioga for the class c championship. Although we came home tasting the bitterness of defeat, we also sensed a victory. In our hands we held trophies, proof of our achievement. In our minds we held a lesson well-learned. And in our hearts we still held our precious gift given to us by Mr. Hoover, that famous Crush Pride . Row 1: A. Stanton, J. Harby, B. Adam, S. Sadecki, B. Baldi. Row 2 M. Harrold, T. Wood, A. Ascione, G. Morgan, D. Harby, J. Seaman, M. Sadecki. Row 3: Coach Hoover, Coach Backus, J. Munoz, J. Stevens, R. Seaman, D. Kilpatrick, D. Conklin,). Rutherford, Coach Breuer. Row 4: T. Blodgett, B. Pacenza, S. Haran, R. Reynolds, P. Barrow, P. Baxter, D. VonAldenbruck, j. O'Donnell, M. MacNeil. 56 57 With the guidance of Coach Hoover and William Bodisco- Massinck, this year's hockey team prepared for their season by learning new skills and in- tegrating them into a tougher game plan. Although they met with a disappointing season, the players look forward to next year with greater knowledge and enthusiasm. Varsity Hockey: Row 1: A. Moore, N. Hulbert. Row 2: V. Layton, K. Breslin, K. Robinson, S. Hammond, L. Spear, S. Sherman, R. Shelton, K. Hulbert, K. Sheradin, P. Wegman, J. Klinger, P. Sheradin, L. Price, E. Winant. 60 VARSITY AND JAYVEE FIELD HOCKEY IV Hockey: S. Detch, T. Hulbert, D. Rutherford, T. Burghart, C. Wildey, M. Hafele, K. Klinger, G. Wegman, L. Closs, T. Gransbury, |. Seely, A. Price, J. Dutcher. 61 VARSITY BOYS MATCH WCS Delhi, Unatego 29,57 55 Unatego 29 26 Delhi, Sidney 24,70 41 Afton, Deposit 28,76 29 Greene 37 22 Afton 28 27 Delhi Inv. 4th Unatego Inv. 2nd Windsor Inv. 2nd Sidney Inv. 3rd Whitney Point Inv. 7th Association Championship 3rd Class C Sectionals 3rd VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY GIRLS' MATCH WCS Delhi, Sidney 24,70 41 Unatego Inv. 3rd Windsor Inv. 3rd Sidney Inv. 3rd Whitney Point Inv. 11th Association Championship 5th Row 1: P. Walley, D. Mine arelli. Row 2:). Hulbert, P. Garamonni, J. Lee. 63 GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS Row 1: C. George, L. Carisen, N. Calkin, A. Hafele. Row 2: D. Hoffmeister, A. Tomao, M. Masters, K. Hazelwood, S. Watson. Row 3: C. Whitaker, K. Kemp, C. Winters, T. Goodrich, S. Moore, D. Ogden. 64 r. % 35 ■jsaL aV 'V V! _ _ . JC Mk, w i ii 65 BASKETBALL Boys' Varsity: Row 1: M. Gray, J. Brinson, M. Schreier, M. Roberts, B. Lee, S. Harrold. Row 2: Coach Spear, J. Neice, D. Picinich, B. Kauppila, J. Stevens, T. Moss, B. Pacenza, R. Budine. Boys' Jtyvee: Row 1: L Cady, E. Bell, P. Moore, T. Williams, W. Hulbert. Row 2: Coach Backus, T. Webler, D. Mack, M. Harrold, J. O'Donnell, C. Shelton, T. Wright, M. Byington. Down the court, up for the shot, slam-dunk ... the basketball Star Warriors finished their season with a record of 13 wins and 8 losses. Their professional attitude and spirit won them victory at the Unatego Tournament. Brian Kauppiia received the most valuable player award, and Dave Picinich, Scott Har- rold, and Jay Stevens were selected for the All-Tournament team. Jiyvee Cheerlejding: Row 1: P. Brown. Row 2: N. Calkin, J. Wilson, P. Backus. Row 3: K. Hazelwood, T. Peck, S. Ostrander. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Vanity C. Ogden M. Lambrecht Coach O'Gorman H. Freeman K. Adams P. Sheradin I. Winant P. Wegman L Spear L Baccheri C. Winter Girls' Jayvee J. Lee D. Ogden S. Rutherford S. Detch M. Hafele G. Wegman K. Klinger T. Gransbury Varsity: Row 1: T. Possemato, R. Turner, K. Mead, P. Crane. Row 2: D. Conklin, S. George, B. Pelton, M. Backus, K. Hansen. Row 3: Coach Armstrong, A. Beckwith, B. Baldi, C. Pelton, T. Wood, D. DeSilva, Coach Dake. 70 WRESTLING This year brought many ups and downs for the young and ambitious wrestling warriors. Co-captains Tom Wood and Steve George finished the season with outstanding records. Tom remained undefeated with 21 wins, and Steve plac- ed third in sectionals (4), class C. 71 Wrestling Cheerleaders T. Bush K. Conway J. Scofield A. Tomao C. Capobianco T. Gray 72 S. Hansen K. Marlett A. Mills j. Hitt M. Lambrecht K. Merwin A. Wilcox K. Nowak D. Flores T. Peck T. Davis K. Hammond Coach McGranaghan J. Vandershaaf L. Fancher P. MacGibbon G. Olsen K. Moore J. Gransbury Coach Sodja D. Buchanan D. Rutherford M. James S. Goodrich D. Gay B. Clum P. VanLoan A. Neale D. Condon K. Cannon T. Chase J. MacRabie J. Smith D. VonAldenbruck R. Robinson J. Neice W. McClenon P. Baxter P. Barrow T. Blodgett JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER BOWLING 73 VOLLEYBALL Varsity: Row 1: A. Moore, K. Hulbert, J. Klinger, V. Layton. Row 2: M. Masters, K. Church, A. Hafele, R. Shelton, L. Hitt. 75 VARSITY GYfllNASTICS Row 1: K. Breslin, K. Martlett, K. Merwin, B. Finch,). Hulbert, N. Hulbert, K. Stanton, W. McLean. Row 2: T. Bowker, T. Hulbert, J. Mills, M. Manger, L. Bishop, J. Gladstone, R. Tallman. Row 3: Coach Holley, K. Pierce, M. Gray, K. Sheradin, N. Frazier, T. Burghart, N. Minor. 76 78 Row 1: J. Neale. Row 2: K. Kemp, K. Hitt, T. Closs, J. Klinger, M. Barrow. Row 3: M. Druck, M. Sorensen, M. Sadecki, S. Vermilyea, N. Cucciarre, N. Jones. The archery team proved to be right on target with another successful season. Walton archers competed in sectionals and Empire State Games, and were honored to send Martha Sorensen to Ohio for the nationals. ARCHERY Section IV Championship Team Members Lorrie Swart Martha Sorensen Rita Szczesh Joanna Klinger Beth Turner Jody Brown Walter Sadecki Mark Sadecki Ron Smith Scott Vermilyea Lee Prentice Michael Druck Empire State Participants Tami Closs Lee Prentice Mark Sadecki Walter Sadecki Martha Sorensen Scott Vermilyea wcs OPP 3498 Windsor 2403 1653 B-G (boys) 1041 3736 Greene 3368 3450 Windsor 1669 1672 B-G (boys) 1054 3849 Greene 3544 Section IV Championship Team Results First Place: Walton Second Place: Greene Third Place: Windsor Individual Results First Place Boys: Walter Sadecki First Place Girls: Lorrie Swart Second Place Girls: Martha Sorensen Intersectionals Boys: Third Place: Ron Smith Girls: First Place: Martha Sorensen Second Place: Lorrie Swart 79 GIRLS SOFTBALL Varsity Softball: Row 1: C. Foster, K. Breslin, V. Layton, S. Shaffer. Row 2: Coach O'Connell, R. Shelton, M. Hafele, P. Blydenburgh, A. Moore, K. Hulbert. 80 IV Softbill: Row 1: P. Backus, D. Ogden, T. Davis, J. Seely. Row 2: J. Ryan, B. Torma, L. Hitt, L. Beardslee, A. Hafele, K. Conway, S. Moore. Junior High Softbull: Row 1: K. Seaman, Rutherford, C. Stanton, D. Dumond, T. Davis, N. Tomao. Row 2 D. Rutherford, P. Brown, J. Vandershaaf, C. Wegman, K. Conway, K. Keen, P. MacGibbon. Row 1: |. Harby, B. Backus, T. Blodgett. Row £ G. Morgan, |. Nagel, S. George, S. Sadecki, B. Baldi. Row 3: T. Tweedie, A. Ascione, Coach Hoover, Coach Spear, Coach Field, A. Adam, G. Fisher, D. Harfay. Team Record: 6 wins, 4 losses New School Records: 1600 m. Steve George 7:17.5 mile Bob Backus 4:32.8 3200 m. Bob Backus 10:04.9 BOYS VARSITY TRACK ss GIRLS VARSITY TRACK Row 1: L. Spear, C. Fancher,). Dutcher, K. Pierce. Row 2 C. Nagel, J. Lee, K. Hitt, D. Mincarelli, P. Dorsey. Row 3: Coach Field, T. Gransbury, N. Hulbert, M. Lambrecht, C. Wildey, K. Sheradin, P. Wegman, Coach Spear, Coach Hoover. Team Record: 8 wins, 1 loss, 1 tie New School Records: 12:02.25 3000m. Mindy Lambrecht SUS League Champions: 880 yd. Mile relay Joann Tymeson Kris Sheradin 2:40.3 Kim Pierce — High Jump, 100 m., 200 m. Joann Tymeson — Discus, Shotput, 5th in shotput in New York State Joan Lee Kim Pierce Katie Laidlaw 4:35.0 2 mi. relay Mindy Lambrecht Joan Lee Joann Tymeson Linda Spear 11:17.6 Mile walk Nicki Hulbert 8:47.06 Long Jump Kris Sheradin 15'9 High Jump Kim Pierce 5'1 Discus Joann Tymeson 123'6 Shotput (4K) 403 83 BASEBALL VARSITY wcs OPP 6 Sherburne 5 21 Unatego 2 9 Deposit 4 3 Whitney Pt. 5 8 Windsor 8 10 Windsor 4 13 Downsville 11 0 Sidney 4 4 Greene 0 4 Whitney Pt. 2 12 Deposit 10 6 Sherburne 2 17 Delhi 7 1 Chen. Forks 6 3 Chen. Forks 4 2 Sidney 4 13 Greene 4 1 Unatego 9 Varsity League All-Stars 1st Team Skip Gardepe - — 3B Bill Hoyt — OF 2nd Team Lynn Warner — -P Scott Harrold - -OF Varsity: Row 1: B. Kauppila, R. Dulcher,). Kent. Row 2: S. Harrold, |. Neice. Row 3: D. Conklin. 84 JV: Row 1: D. VonAldenbruck, J. Youmans. Row 2: J. Mills, T. Caruso, E. Mirrer, M. Backus, M. Harrold, M. Hurley. Row 3: Coach Backus, S. Haran, ). O'Donnell, T. Moss, P. Baxter, D. Mack, S. Dutcher. 85 BOYS’ TENNIS Row 1: S. Price, D. Tomao. Row 2: M. Schreier, D. Picinich, J. Barrow, M.BIoomquist, J. Hurley. 86 VARSITY WCS OPP 4 Windsor 5 7 Greene 2 7 Oxford 2 6 Whitney Point 3 1 Delhi 8 6 Windsor 3 9 Chenango Forks 0 7 B-G 2 A game of strokes, skill and stamina, tennis also doubled as a sport involving highly intense emotion. Along with assistance from tennis coach Bob Holstead, each team member trained himself through rigid practice schedules and conditioning. Ah, for the love of the game! Row 1: M. Richards, L. Maxson. Row 2: D. Bloom- quist, K. Haran, F. Dovidio, M. Pratti. 87 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS 9th Grade Basketball: Row 1: W. Egan, V. Curtin, E. Tallman. Row 2 Coach Backus, S. Rutherford, R. Swart, P. Stanton, S. Detch. 8th Grade Basketball: Row 1: R. Bell, D. Nephew. Row 2: B. Sparling, G. Shackelton, B. diLorenzo. Volleyball Row 1 C. Hammond D. Flores J. Hitt A. Wilcox N. Tomao Row 2 T. Benson G. Olsen P. Mac Gibbon K. Nowak M. Lambrecht Row 3 L. Stanton S. Robinson D. Frank R. Phoenix B. Beardslee B. Beers, R. Robertson, J. Hulbert. Row 3: Coach Camino, M. Gray, M. Ripley, A. Northrop, D. Hodges. Basketball: Row 1: L. Linthwaite, D. Brundege, S. Merwin, J. Ostrander, L. Rodriguez. Row 2: N. Smith, D. Maxson, C. Kauppila, D. Roach, T. Wilson, B. Gomillion. Row 3: Coach Kauppila, D. McEntee, B. Banks, T. Cobane, S. Brown, J. Youmans. Baseball: Row 1: J. Poole, D. Brush. Row 2: R. Reed, B. diLorenzo, M. Cetta, D. Buchanan, D. Poole, K. Mead, D. Daniels, B. Beers, D. Hithcock, T. Smith. Row 3: T. Bush, B. Jones, S. O'Dell, D. Flores, P. Stanton, C. Shelton, T. Wright, B. O'Neill, G. Warner, G. Shackelton, S. Hafele. Intermission 91 BEST WISHES TO THE Mr. and Mrs. Tom Elwood Eileen Van Loan and Family Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hoover and A.J. Ed Lambrecht and Family Sam and Joan Swart Ken and Shirley Underwood Lloyd and Mary Backus Mr. and Mrs. Donald O’Connell Style Shop, Inc. Blue Peacock Antiques — Oxbow Hollow — Walton, N.Y. Ged and Dorthy Welch E.M. Heddon Optometrist Mr. and Mrs. Yar Zujovic Mrs. Dreibelbis Mrs. Peaster 92 CLASS OF 1982 Mrs. Phoenix Walton Motel Doug’s Barber Shop Bert and Larry Tomao Wegman’s Someday Ranch The Apple Place Richard and Jean Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gransbury Jr. and Family Robinsons Insurance Mrs. Ruth Bartlett Dr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Ascione Lisa Curtin Susan and Carson Field Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Merritt Ray and Carol Gardepe and Family BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 Bruce and Marian Hodge Family Shopping Center Nicole Zujovic Shari Von Aldenbruck Fred and Daisy O’Dell Mr. and Mrs. Larry Linthwaite Delhi Farm Equipment The Miller Quickie Crew ... Stubby, Twan, Kento, and Rahoul PERSONAL ADS Always remember and don’t ever forget . . .? Magnum, Chilly, Synbad, Nibbles, Ug-a-bug K.A. Columbus Day? Under the fan? Under the rainbows? Yours Truly Lisa; Hey, “ ” (Rhymes and Reasons); Jonelle Good luck Anthony, with love, Judy CONGRATULATIONS Remember . . . what?? Gina, Jake, Carol, Colleen If it’s “good enough” for 6th period General Business, then it’s “good enough” for the Class of ’82. Lisa, I love you! Pat If you can’t find it in Western Auto, you probably don’t need it! My wish for all of you, “God’s very best” the Class of ’82 Rev. Carolyn S. Horn Pastor of Free Methodist Church Faster than a painting brush . . . more powerful than a stretched canvas . . . able to leap soft sculptures in a single bound ... up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Art Woman!!! Pat. . . Thank you for being a friend! AL Best wishes to the unforgettable Class of 1982, may all your dreams come true. Love, the 1982 Cross Country Team Good Luck L B CLEANERS SHAMROCK INN Where It’s Easy to Enter But Hard to Leave We have the best drinks and the coldest beer in town “Let us keep you in good spirits 865-6033 Joe Reynolds — Owner Loomis Rte. 206 Walton Compliments of SUSAN SHOP 148 Delaware St. Walton “The store that’s fun to shop in’ WALTON POLICE DEPARTMENT i-i ruuumur r vri m i n ■ ■ ■ ■ b n i Electrical Components Division Congratulations to the Class of ’82 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Open your eyes and find what you can do for another human be- ing — that will create a little more happiness — a little more friendship — a little more warmth. Look for where you are needed. Look for how you can be of use. By remembering always — seeking and discovering where in the world you best can put your humanity to use. Good luck — dear stsudents on your voyage as workers in life and as human beings; members of the family of man. — Liv Ullmann WALTON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION LARRY’S GULF 187 Delaware Street Walton, N.Y. 13856 607-865-5126 Congratulations Best of Luck and Good Health DR. WILLIAM F. PICINICH CHIROPRACTOR Congratulations to the Class of 1982 KENT’S Walton, New York 98 Best wishes to the Class of 1982 TYRBACH FARMS RED LION DELI WALTON MUSIC HOUSE Cold Cuts, Subs Imported Cheese Salads, Whole and V2 Subs Cold Beer and Soda Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 Deana Tiejen Instruments, Accessories Printed Music Student Rentals Our Specialty Visit Our Music Boutique 20 Liberty St. Walton, N.Y. 865-5670 99 Hillaii? (Caitmj a nb arcamtrr Cljrat Antiques Wkkcr Repair Seat Weaving Pressed Cane Rush Chairs Rrglued and Doweled Stripping 6C Refinithing 607-865-5327 Antiques Bought and Sold I land Crafts 160 Delaware Street Walton, New York 13856 Open Daily 9-5—Closed Mon. Congratulations to the Class of 1982 MR. MRS. ROBERT H. HOLSTEAD MARVIN SHOLES INC. MR. MRS. PETER M. BRENNER MR. MRS. PAUL M. RYAN Insurance of All Kinds for All Kinds AGWAY PETROLEUM C0RP. Rt. 10 Walton, N.Y. 13856 UNITED AUTO PARTS A AAa PINE RIDGE 211 Delaware Street m W 865-7121 Your Parts Plus Auto Store ....... .............— , REALTY 207 Delaware Street Walton, New York 13856 (607) 865-7202 Compliments of NORTHRUP CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE FRIENDLY TAVERN Rt. 206 Trout Creek 865-5757 Good Luck Class of 1982 Best of Luck to All the Seniors Who Dropped by During Their Study Halls From the STOCKTON AVENUE MARKET Peg and Kip Shields CASA BIANCA 14 Water Street Walton, N.Y. 13856 Right Behind Tony’s Shoe Store JESS F. HOWES BUILDING SUPPLIES Sidney Center, N.Y. 13839 369-2021 369-3051 Best Wishes From WEBB’S CLOTHING ■ — 1 ,0.1 Compliments of HAMDEN GARAGE Congratulations Seniors Dean and Barbara Daniels 12 Water Street Walton, N.Y. 13856 865-7111 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 WALTON VETERANS CLUB WALTON SUPER DUPER Walton, New York Congratulations to the Class of “82” 102 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Your Hometown Pharmacy Good Luck to the Class of 1982 DOCTOR WILBUR Congratulations to the Class of 1982 CAMP MILLING CO., INC. Best Wishes Class of 1982 103 William Street Plant West Street Plant DEL-MET CORP. 44 West Street Walton. N.Y. 13B56 [60 7) 865 -41 41 Telex 037301 o Congratulations to the Class of 1982 From the WALTON FIRE DEPT Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Retail and Wholesale Building Supplies RUNNELLS LUMBER CO. INCORPORATED 19 West Street — Walton, N.Y. Ikl NNELLSl SINCE 1.34 David R. Bolles (607) Res.: 865-5812 Bus.: 865-7151 SEARS Authorized Catalog Sales merchant 141 Delaware St. Walton, N.Y. 865-6463 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 WALTON COUNTRY STORE PAQS Corp. HIS ’N HER With Us Crush and Wrangler Are No 1! Can you identify the students wearing their Wranglers? 1-3 Right... Wrangler Logos Are Your Thing 4-6 Right... You’re Undecided, the Logo or the Face? 7-8 Right... What Wrangler Logo?! Answers at His ’n Her Sportswear Ltd. Walton The Varden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel that there should be more to graduation. More than just a diploma. A timeless commemorative of your graduation is the Varden portrait. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Varden STUDIOS l i Congratulations to the Class of 1982 FAMCO HARDWARE The Best Ever to the Class of '82 THE IMPERIAL LOUNGE 108 — (607) 865-4496 NICEFORO’S Italian and American Cuisine Open Every Nite For Dinner 14 Gardiner Place Lunches Monday to Friday Walton, N.Y. 13856 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From KAREN’S BEAUTY SHOP Walton, N.Y. MALCO CAR CARE PRODUCTS Cleaners, Polishes Additives — Shop Chemicals Professional Tire Repair Hodge Wheel Weights Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 MEADOW BROOK DAIRY Congratulations to the Class of 1982 From ROYAL OASIS INC. DAVE’S T.V. 106 Delaware St., Walton, N.Y. 865-6043 Quasar Sales and Service All Makes PHONE: 607 8M 4,46 Clitif 'flo wets atti CfUtnltouiti jXtr ' 23 SOUTH STREET jl WALTON. NEW YORK 13 56 VERN WILDENSTEIN Congratulations to the Class of 1982 WARREN PECK CONTRACTOR 21 Franklin Rd. 865-5313 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 LYON BROS. Walton, N.Y. “ V i 4 f%| Compliments of PATERNOSTER ESTES O’LEARY 109 TOWNSEND STREET MARKET Delicatessen Catering Subs and Sandwiches Good Luck From the Carlsen Family ROBERTS. NOWAK, DDS FRANK J. SABBIA, DDS WILLIAM G. SMITH, D.D.S.P.C. Congratulations Class Of 1982 Delaware Avenue Walton, N.Y. 110 CATSKILL Best of Luck From KLINGER’S TEXACO Congratulations to the Class of 1982 OR«tr£ c STR££T WOKOM CITY AMO COVMTOT MEAT P. O. Box 209 Walton. N. Y. 13856 607-865-6575 Phones: 607-865-4666 Res: 607-865-4561 POND INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 121 Delaware Street Walton, N.Y. 13856 WE WONT BE UNDERSOLD! And We Will Beat Any Legitimate Deal In Writing. Starting August 18, 1981, we pledge to honor these ten personal reasons to do business with our fine company-and they’re all free! With every car or picKup truck New or Used purchased from BREAKEY MOTORS, you will receive a 1 yr FREE membership in Ford's Auto Club Membership will be renewed every year at no cost to owner, as long as owner continues to own the same vehicle or purchases new or used vehicle, car or pickup truck, from BREAKEY MOTORS. (Owner of said vehicles are compelled to have all service work, and purchases of all parts, tires, accessories and any purchases needed to keep said vehicles safely on the highway) Service work guaranteed 90 days or 4.000 miles All Customer Members will receive Towing services to BREAKEY MOTORS. Walton. N Y for repairs and service not to exceed 50 mile radius (wrecked vehicles excluded ) AH qualified members (at Breakey Motors discretion) will receive FREE use of a service vehicle if service or repair cannot be completed in a normal working day of 8 hrs (wrecked vehicles excluded) 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. All Customer members will receive FREE engine oil change at factory recommended intervals All Customer members will receive FREE Chasis lubrication at factory recommended intervals Ail Customer members will receive FREE wet wash with every paid repair and service job upon request All Customer members will receive FREE NYS inspection parts labor for repairs extra All Customer members will receive FREE 25 points safety check with every paid service or repair job Ail Customer members within a 5 mile radius of BREAKEY MOTORS. Walton. N Y. will receive FREE Pickup Delivery of their vehicle for paid repairs and service We Have An Outstanding Selection Of A-l LOW MILEAGE, LATE MODEL CARS, Guaranteed 12 Months or 12,000 Miles. IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS BREAKEY FORD Lram kk I MOTORS, INC. MERCURY LINCOLN 87 DELAWARE STREET, WALTON, N Y. MON.FRI. ’til 9 PM. SAT. ti. 5PM 607-865-6545 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1982 from KRAFT INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1982 from THE VOLUNTEER FIREMEN OF THE TROUT CREEK FIRE COMPANY, INC. Trout Creek, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1982 DR. AND MRS. CHARLES T. NEPHEW Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1982 AAa PINE RIDGE v: y: —=- REALTY 207 Delaware Street Walton, New York 13856 ED WILSON (607) 865-7202 Broker 113 Starting our 101st year More than 9,800 Families Switch on Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of 1982 WALTON KIWANIS THE WALTON REPORTER WALTON BAKERY 148 Delaware St. Walton, N.Y. 865-5500 Compliments of AIELLO’S RESTAURANT AND PIZZERIA “Our Prices and Our Quality Are Unbeatable’’ Good Luck Seniors from PALMER’S GETTY 167 Delaware St. Walton, N.Y. (607) 865-6464 Best Wishes to the Class of 82 PRATTI’S MARKET Delicatessen — Home of Fine Chocolates 114 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1982 m REALTOR UBitSI tAL ESTATE MEET 233 DELAWARE ST WALTON N Y 138S6 a REALTOR Office: 607-865-5154 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 COLUMBIA GAS OF NEW YORK, INC. Congratulations MICHAEL AND THE CLASS OF 1982 from Nancy, Ron, Steve, Deb, Tom, and Joey CETTA’S SHOE STORE Congratulations to the CLASS of 1982 At the Thom McAn Sing in Walton Congratulations Class of 1982 TROPICAL FISH SHOP 161 Stockton Ave. Walton, N.Y. 13856 Hank and Bunny Closs from DAVID G. ADAMS Real Estate 6 Townsend Street Walton, N. Y. T 3856 REALTOR® Office 607-865-6229 DAVID G. ADAMS 115 Best Wishes to The Class of 1982 FRED KNAPP PLUMBING HEATING Best of Luck to the CLASS OF 1982 All your activities — sports, music, drama, color guard — have brightened our lives. PATRICIA WILLIAM DORSEY “Your Hometown Independent Bank” THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE COUNTY Member FDIC Franklin 829-5200 Walton 865-4126 Andes 914-676-3115 Your Money Is Reinvested By NBDC Back Into 116 REYNOLDS AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Distributors Automotive Supplies Box 506, Unadilla, N.Y. 13849 Phones: Business: (607) 369-9351 Emergency: (607) 865-6816 Ed and Tim Reynolds Mon.-Fri. 8:00-5:30, Sat. 8:00-5:00 The “Eyes” Have It For You Congratulations WALTON LIONS CLUB JESS F. HOWES BUILDING SUPPLIES Sidney Center, N.Y. 13839 369-2021 369-3051 The nineteen eighty two Deja Vu stiff would tike to thank everyone who purchased an ad this year, for without your support we would not be able to bring you this book! GET CAREER TRAINING AND A CHANCE TO TRAVEL THE WORLD. Right now you can sign up for top training in today's hot technologies. The Navy offers you sophisticated training in fields like computers, elec- tronics. and communications. And in the Navy you may travel to exotic ports like Athens. Hawaii. Barcelona. Singapore, even Hong Kong. See if you qualify for top training and a chance to travel the world.. call your local Navy representative now. AT2 DAVE LOUT (607) 432-4450 THIS SPACE AVAILABLE Phone: 607-865- 120 Eackstase 121 um Activities play a major role in the Walton Warrior scene, whether as a part of the school agenda, or as an outside-of-school involvement. They are not only for amusement, for some have to do with our culture, nationality, and politics. 122 WCS mflRCHING BPND Rifles: K. Linthwaite, K. Keen, C. Fancher, S. Ostrander, D. Schuermann, K. Byington, L. Whitaker, J. Stoutenberg. Drum Majors: K. Sheradin, S. Price. Band: R. Bell, M. Backus, S. Moore, K. Cannon, M. Jennings, B. Martin, J. Mac Rabie, E. LaTourette, M. Brownell, W. Lee, B. LaTourette, J. Bartlett, T. Possemato, C. George, B. Percy, G. Shackelton, L. Shafer, J. Ryan, D. Russell, P. Cote, E. Bell, K. Hazelwood, N. Pennington, N. diLorenzo, P. Cote. A Section: D. Pierce, K. Kemp, C. Whitaker, M. Ascione. Banners: B. Wood, B. Beardslee, K. Armstrong, L. Fancher, S. Baldi, J. Wilson, L. Carlsen, T. Gay, T. Goodrich, L. Thompson. Percussion: T. Rathmell, J. Lee, B. Finch, R. Budine, L. Spear, R. Tweedie, M. Holley, T. Wright, J. Griggin. 124 Mark time, march! Tap, Tap, tap, tap ... Here is where another part of our Crush pride took form. Led by drum majors Kris Sheradin and Steve Price, the band marched onto the field for their half-time performance. Many hot summer days and after school hours went into preparing for just such a scene. Band members took pride in perform- ing, and worked hard for their accomplishments. Advisors: Mr. and Mrs. Bush tjttl , • • • • - YEARBOOK 1982 The 1981-82 school year, being one of tran- sition, posed many new problems for the yearbook staff. Facing the major trauma of a new advisor, the entire crew began its long journey of challenging traditions and searching for and discovering innovative solutions to old problems. Thanks to a good team effort, each page, each memory, has fallen into place. Advisor: Ms. Johnson Row 1: I. Bacchieri, L. Spear, G. Morgan, K. Sheradin, J. Munoz de Bustillo, C. Hulse, D. Mincarelli, D. Cetta. Row 2: P. Sheradin, A. Moore, C. George, P. Dorsey, K. diLorenzo, R. Adam, N. Cucciarre, K. Breslin, V. Layton, S. Byington, D. Hoffmeister, |. Dumond. 126 Yearbook Trainees B. Torme H. Sheradin J. Seely R. Pratti S. Hammond K. Armstrong L. Patterson K. Klinger M. Barrow M. Hafele B. Finn N. Jones J. Neale Editor: Susan Byington Assistant Editor Karen Robinson Editor Susan Byington Ass't Editor Karen Robinson Faculty: Nancy Cucciarre Underclassmen: Tami Closs Kathy Breslin Sports: Alison Moore Karen Robinson Ads: Seth Wildenstein Activities: Pam Sheradin Seniors: Patricia Dorsey Photography: Donna Hoffmeister Copy: Karen diLorenzo Treasurer Cathy George 127 WEIGHTLIFTERS JOCGERS Row 1: B. Torma, J. Seeley, C. Pelton, R. Seaman, B. Finn, J. Rutherford, S. Dutcher. Row 2: M. Barrow, |. Seaman, B. Backus, Javier, A. Adam, M. VanValkenburg, P. Baxter, P. Barrow, D. VonAldenbruck. Row 3: T. Blodgett, S. Rutherford, M. Sadecki. If, this year, you saw legs run- ning and muscles bulging, you can be sure the weightlifters and joggers were making good use of their new weightroom and running machine. Advisor: Mr. Hoover Here's a crew that always shot the bull('s eye). Their motto ? We aim to please. Advisor: Mr. Swart RIFLE CLUB Row 1: A. Cium, P. Applegate, D. Robson. Row 2: N. Howard, K. Adams, G. Wegman. Row 3: A. Vermilyea, P. Wegman. Row 4: R. Goldsmith, M. Sadecki, E. Holtslander, B. Fisher, D. Goble, Mr. Swart. 128 CANDYSTRIPERS Row 1: K. Church, I. Carlsen, D. Finch, K. Adams, K. Jackson. Row 2: L. Hopps, S. Myer, R. Pratti, L. DeMorier, |. Brown, K. Robinson, N. Cucciarre. Row 3: N. Calkin, K. Hazelwood, B. Finch. Aside from doing odd jobs around the hospital. Candy Stripers helped at immuniza- tion clinics, the Blood Mobile, and the Hospital Carnival. Advisor: Mrs. Dorsey Punching into a time clock every day, the Sales Class oc- cupied itself with setting up window displays, producing their own sales manual, and selling ads for the 1982 yearbook. Advisor: Mrs. Field SALES CLASS Row 1: L. Curtin, D. Mincarelli, L Lurenz, C. Bartlett, Ms. S. Field, A. Steitz, A. Ascione, |. Seaman,). Kent. Row 2: P. Wegman, P. Cote, T. Closs, E. Hansen, M. Cray, A. Beckwith. 129 FUTURE FARIDERS OF AfTlERICA Once again, FFA successfully sold citrus fruit and sent the following four members to Kansas City for the National FFA Convention: Jim Gregory, Bill McLaughlin, Steve Hen- drickson, and Stanley Budine. Advisor: Mr. Russell Row 1: M. Tweedie, A. Sanford, N. Howard, K. lames, D. Davis, A. Defch. Row 2: S. Crane, R. Tweedie, D. Goebel, S. Hendrickson, R. Hoyt, M. Rathmell, P. Moody, M. Budine, D. Buchanan, N. Figary, L. Wayman, T. Elderkin. Row 3: W. Walley, M. Hoyt, D. Kilmer, G. Gregory, G. Tweedie, S. Budine, J. Rutherford, J. Tweedie, S. Rutherford, B. Vandermark, G. Walley, A. VanBuren, M. Gregory, M. Cium, W. McClenon. Row 4: W. McLaughlin, B. LaTourette, J. Phoenix, |. Munson, P. Applegate, D. Lambrecht, R. Seaman, J. Scofield, D. Kilpatrick, J. Gregory, J. Tompkins, V. Curtin, J. Donaldson, A. Lee. 130 Senior High Officers Pres: Stephanie Watson V.P.: Patty Backus Sec.: Chris Beers Treas.: Connie Fairchild Senior High — Row 1: C. Fairchild, D. Condon, T. Hare. Row 2: S. Watson, C. Beers, P. Backus, J. Wilson. Junior High Officers Pres.: Jenni Roberts V.P.: Tina Benson Sec.: Rhonda Phoenix Treas.: Annette MacGibbon FUTURE HOmEITIflKERS OF flfTIERICfl lunior High — Row 1: J. Roberts,). Mills, D. Bailey, J. Stoutenberg. Row 2: A. MacGibbon, R. Phoenix, S. Robinson, T. Knapp, B. Beardslee, T. Benson. 131 Library Club played an im- portant role in keeping our expanding library organiz- ed. They could always be found straightening, shelv- ing, and stamping books, as well as aiding distressed students. Advisor: Mrs. Sabbia Row 1: A. Tomao, S. Myer. Row 2: B. MacGibbon, R. Pratti, A. Myer. Row 3: T. Closs, M. Hafele, A. Hafele. Row 4: T. Bush, S. Watson, L. Henry. Row 5: T. Gay, K. Reynolds, D. Mincarelli, D. VanValkenburg. Row 6: C. George, J. Wilson, L. Bowker, P. Backus, M. Barrow Row I: T. Caruso, D. Maxson. Row 2: D. Allen, L. Gilbert, B. Fisher, G. Carroll, L. Tompkins, E. Bailey, M. Dovidio. Row 3: A. Wilcox, E. Bender, K. Byington, K. Nowak, C. Engelhart. Row 4: S. Kinch, K. Burhhart, |. Brigante, R. Gates, N. Pennington, C. Segarra, L. Stanton, S. Baldi, S. Taylor, D. Boffemmyer, C. Shaver, B. Blydenburgh. Row 5: B. Miller, N. Birdsall, T. Maxson, T. Possemato, T. Rathmell, D. Nephew, |. Iones, H. Sheradin, G. Thompson, M. Phoenix, J. Neice. LIBRARY CLUB Leader's Club made their services available by selling tickets at basketball games, plays, and ushenng for concerts. Pres.: Cathy George V.P.: Anna Hafele Sec.: Brenda MacGibbon Treas.: Jeannine Wilson Advisor Mrs. McGranaghan LEADERS’ CLUB 132 COfTlPUTER CLUB Computer Club slaved away diligently to figure out their new Model 3 Computer. These mathematical wizards pro- grammed their computers to help math students in their studies, as well as to have a little fun! Advisor Mr. Davis Row 7; L. linthwaite, D. Hitchcock. |. Mills, |. Hulbert, W. Blydenburgh. Row 2: G. Shackelton, T. Avcilar, B. dilorenzo, D. Maxson, M. Gray, D. Nephew. Row 3: R. Cady, C. Hall, L. Carlsen, J. Hurley, S. Northrup, B. Gomillion, j. Mills. SATURDAY SEfTlINAR Driving over Franklin mountain was a common occurrence for those involved in Saturday Seminar. The group learned about such topics as Karate, Self Defense, Guitar, Sports Medicine, Computer Programming, and the Anatomy of a Hospital. Advisor: Mr. Koska Row 1: M. Lavell, P. Fairchild, T. Kerschner. Row 2: R. Reed, M. As- cione, L. DeMorier, T. Smith. Row 3: E. Bailey, B. Gomillion, M. Allen, L. Hart, J. Tyler. 133 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council worked hard to make school an educational and fun place to be. They sponsored dances, ran a bookstore for the students, and organized carnivals and other special events. Pres.: Robert Adam V.P.: George Morgan Sec.: Terry Bush Treas.: Lauren Maxson Advisor Mr. Backus Row 1: B. diLoren o, D. Tomao, P. Dorsey, J. Wilson, T. Webler, D. Daniels, A. Moore. Row 2r T. Bush, L. Carlsen, J. Youmans, P. Brown, T. Max- son, K. Kemp, D. Ogden, N. Miner, N. Tamao, D. Nephew. Row 3: R. Adam, M. Schreier, G. Morgan, K. Sheradin, L. Maxson, T. Davis, D. Ruther- ford, N. Howard, M. Sorensen. 134 HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: D. Campbell, P. Sheradin, N. Cucciarre, K. Reynolds, S. Price, S. Sadecki, C. Fancher, P. Dorsey, Mr. Hennessy. Row 2: S. Byinglon, D. Wood, M. Jennings, I. Whitaker, B. Kauppila, K. Church, C. Meres, S. Vermilyea, A. Moore, J. Neice, K. dilorenzo. The Honor Society spent their time inducting new members, tutoring students, and being honorable. Their biggest achievement was making sure there was absolutely no fun present on school grounds. Pres.: Karen diLorenzo V.P.: Patricia Dorsey Sec.: Carol Fancher Treas.: lames Neice Advisor: Mr. Hennessy 135 AFS was successful in sponsoring two foreign students, Javier and Tamer. They also par- ticipated in many short-term exchanges in which they met people from such nations as Denmark, South Africa, Peru, and Mexico. Advisor: Mrs. Spear Row 1: M. Hafele, B. Finch, M. Barrow, J. Lee, R. Adam, N. Frazier, M. Schreier, D. Minearelli, D. Beardslee, K. Burghart. Row 2: J. Seely, C. George, J. Bartlett, K. Armstrong, K. Sheradin, L. Spear, A. Myer, R. Pratti, K. Hazelwood, N. Calkin, T. Closs, T. Peck, J. Vandershaaf. Row 3: B. Torma, D. Bakker, B. Buchanan, A. Lee, D. Picinich, M. Holley, K. Cannon, C. Dumond, L. Cranston, K. Knapp, D. Gay, A. Neale, T. Bush. Row 4: L. Shafer, B. Finn, A. Adam, M. Brownell, M. Dreibelbis, S. George,). Munoz, B. Lee, N. Jones, J. Hurley, J. Neale, T. Avcilar, E. Bender, K. Byington, P. Backus. flmERICfiN FIELD SERVICE 136 DRflmfl CLUB Row 1: M. Sorensen, K. diLorenzo, J. Stoulenberg, M. Dreibelbis. Row 2: C. Meyer, S. Wildenstein, H. Freeman, C. Hulse, L. Spear, K. Sheradin, M. Jennings, L. Shafer, S. Baldi. Row 3: S. Byington, P. Dorsey, |. Neale, |. Hurley, t. Hansen, J. Munoz, M. Ascione, M. Cray, A. Moore. The Drama Club broke their legs this year to put on the humorous Toga, Toga, Toga . Pres.: Martha Sorensen V.P.: James Hurley Sec.: Patricia Dorsey Treas.: Karen diLorenzo Advisor: Mrs. McGranaghan 137 CHORUS Row 1: L. Lang, M. Manger, C. Maxson, l. Thompson, K. Nowak, A. Wilcox, L. DeMorier. Row 2: N. Frazier, T. Gray, J. Bartlett, D. Rieman, T. Hare, K. diLorenzo. Row 3: D. Beardslee, M. Gray, J. Wilson, A. Vermilyea, C. McAdams, L. Spear, S. Ostrander, C. George, S. Byington. Row 4: M. Holley, L. Cranston, G. Shackelton, S. George, W. Lee, N. Jones, H. Ingles, S. Sadecki, M. Jennings. Row 5: R. Horn, M. Dreibelbis, B. LaTourette, J. Tyler, M. diLorenzo, M. Ascione, M. Brownell, L. Maxson, S. Price. Row 1: K. Merwin, R. Crossman, G. Laauser, B. Fisher, L. Gilbert, J. Gransbury, J. Brigante, L. Shafer, T. Maxson, M. Dovidio. Row 2: R. Tallman, M. Manger, C. Hanley, J. Youmans, K. Stanton, T. Holtslander, L. Hart, A. Kilmer, K. Hansen, M. Maine, D. Roac h. Row 3: G. Carroll, L. Bishop, D. Frank, G. Thompson, S. Taylor, W. Blydenburgh, M. Constable, B. diLorenzo, G. Shackelton, T. Hall. Row 4: C. Englehardt, P. Backus, R. Gates, H. Hansen, G. Bennett, M. McKee, A. Cook, M. Buerger, D. Walley. Row 5: D. Goldsmith, J. Neice, D. Boffemmyer, M. Walley, V. Gladstone, M. Tweedie, J. Roberts, K. Moore, A. Wilcox, K. Nowak. Row 6: K. Constable, J. Jones, K. Byington, C. Mac Gibbon, M. Phoenix, E. Bender, L. Fancher, H. Ingles, C. Whitaker, B. Comillion, M. Smith. Junior High: Ron 1: A. Wilcox, K. Moore, L. Fancher, K. Marie!I, |. Jones, J. Hubbard. Ron 2: t. Bender, L. Tompkins, Mr. Wilcox, D. Walley, D. Roach, J. Ostrander. Senior High: Ron 1: C. George, A. Vermilyea, D. Robson, S. George, S. Kinch, M. Ascione. Ron 2: M. Sadecki, A. Hafele, J. Vandershaaf. Ron 3: A. Wilcox, E. Bender, S. Byington, M. Jennings, S. Watson, S. Price, M. Backus, V. Vandershaaf, J. Hulbert. Ron 4: L. Fancher, K. Moore, M. Brownell, B. LaTourette, L. Shafer, J. Bartlett, P. Cote, B. Vandermark, M. diLoren o. Ron 5: Mr. Wilcox, R. Horn. 139 ORCHESTRA STAGE BAND Row 1: S. Price, R. Budine, M. Backus, A. Moore, N. Howard, R. Bell, S. Moore, C. George. Row 2: M. diLorenzo, B. dilorenzo, P. Cole, S. George, M. Brownell, P. Cote, L. Shafer. After all their practicing, participants in Stage Band were well rewarded for their efforts when they received two standing ovations at the famous Concord Resort Hotel. Keep up the good work! Advisor: Mr. Bush 140 CONCERT BAND Junior High: Row 1: N. Pennington, L. Hart, J. Buigante, E. Bender, H. Ingalls. Row 2: C. Shackelton, B. Percy, G. Thompson, R. Bell, G. Bennett, J. R. Buergher, D. Maxson. Row 3: K. Nowak, D. Poole, L. Linthwaite, T. Maxson, T. Rathmell, |. Hulbert, B. Gomillion, D. Nephew, D. Russell. Senior High: Row 1: K. Cannon,). Mac Rabie, M. Manger, B. Finn, N. Jones, B. Mac Gibbon, B. Martin, S. Byington, M. Jennings. Row 2: R. Pratti, K. Hazelwood, R. Bell, S. Moore, N. Howard, B. Percy, A. Moore, D. Ogden, B. LaTourette, J. Ryan, G. Shackelton, L. Shafer. Row 3: M. Masters, M. Holley, B. Baldi, P. Blydenburgh, S. George, S. Price, M. Brownell, P. Cote, W. Lee, L. Demorier, J. Barrow, P. Cote, B. diLorenzo, S. Wildenstein. Row 4: K. Sheradin, L. Spear, C. George. Row 5: T. Wright, J. Griffin, R. Budine, R. Tweedie, G. Hombeck, B. Finch, J. Lee, B. diLorenzo. 141 Model UN Club sold waffles in the summer and M M's during the school year. Doing constant research, they prepared for their two trips to Boston and New York. Head Delegates: Alison Moore Patricia Dorsey Sec.: Kristin Sheradin Treas.: George Morgan Advisor: Mr. Kubli Row 1: D. Mincarelli, A. Adams. Row 2: C. Morgan, |. Hurley, W. Lee, M. Ascione, P. Dorsey, A. Moore. Row 3: M. Sorensen, L. Spear, D. Picinich, P. Brown, S. Moore. Row 4: M. Barrow, T. Closs, M. Schreier, B. Adams, A. Lee. Row 5: M. Dreibelbls, B. Finn, K. Sheradin, M. Holley. mODEL UNITED NATIONS 142 VRRSITY CLUB Pres.: David Picinich V.P.: Brian Kauppila Sec.: Joe Barrow Treas.: Jim Neice Advisor: Mr. Kauppila Row 1: B. Baldi, J. Harby, J. Stevens. T. Tweedie, B. Backus. J. Hurley. Row 2: C. Morgan, D. Picinich, J. Neice, S. Harrold, D. VonAldenbruck, M. Sadecki. Row 3: J. Barrow, B. Kauppila, B. Lee, M. MacNeill, M. Schreier, B. Adam, B. Fisher. The Varsity Clubs raised money for awards given to deserving athletes at the end of the year. o Pres.: Valerie Layton V.P.: Pamela Sheradin Sec.: Mindy Lambrecht Treas.: Kelly Church Advisor: Ms. Greene Row 1: M. Lambrecht, J. Klinger, V. Layton, D. Hoffmeister, J. Lee, P. VanLoan, N. Hulbert, C. Ogden. Row 2: K. Adams, R. VanLoan, G. Meyer, S. Hammond. Row 3: K. Robinson, K. Breslin, L. Price, M. Sorensen, L. Spear, P. Wegman, K. Hitt, J. Hulbert, L. Cadsen, A. Moore. Row 4: M. Barrow, T. Closs, P. Sheradin, C. Winters, L. Henri, K. Sheradin, S. Sherman, P. Blydenburgh, K. Kemp, D. Tweedie. Row 5: M. Hafele, S. Ragusa, K. Church, K. Hulbert, P. Dorsey, M. Masters, D. Ogden, T. Gransbury, K. Pierce, T. Burghart. 143 KEY CLUB The layteens spent their year working with the Jaycees in the community. They sponsored the Bike-a-thon and made Bobby Fuller Day a success. Pres.: Seth Wildenstein V.P.: Brian diLorenzo Sec.: Mark diLorenzo Treas: Mark Flolley Advisor: Mr. Ford 0 1: B. diLorenzo, J. Tyler, M. Ascione. Row 2: M. diLorenzo, S. Wildenstein, M. Holley, R. Budine. Row 3: P. Cote, S. George, W. Lee. Key-Club helped the Kiwanis make Pancake Day a success, and put up flags on holidays. They also raised funds to send their officers to a National Convention. Pres.: Brian Kauppila V.P.: David Picinich Sec. Treas.: James Neice Advisor: Mr. Field Row 1: D. Tomao, P. Robinson. Row 2: Mr. Field, B. Adam, M. Schreier, A. Ascione. Row 3: D. Harby, G. Morgan, |. Kent, M. Gray, S. Price. Row 4: D. Picinich, |. Neice, J. Stevens, B. Kauppila. JAYTEENS 144 WALTONIAN STAFF M. Dreibelbis L. Maxson J. Hurley P. Dorsey J. Burleson D. Mincarelli A. Myer Mr. Hennessy P. Backus ). Wilson B. Finn B. Torma T. Bush J. Munoz T.Closs P. Carramone N. (ones M. Barrow C. Hall R. Pratti N. Miner L. Carisen J. Mills A scholarship provided Patty Dorsey and Alison Moore with the oppor- tunity to attend a ten- day management sum- mer workshop. Meeting friends, running com- panies, and learning about the free-enterprise system composed the main body of this great experience. OPERATION ENTERPRISE 145 ORANGE STARS Jan. JO North Syracuse Feb. 12 Chenango Forks Feb. 20 Morrisville-Eaton Feb. 26 Edmeston Mar. 6 Whitney Point Mar. 13 Walton's Wonderful World of Color Mar. 20 Richfield Springs Mar. 26 Mont Pleasant Apr. 3 Mid-York Championships at Liverpool Apr. 4 NYFC| Championships at Hilton Sabres: C. Whitaker, K. Keen, M. Phoenix, D. Pierce. Rifles: K. Linthwaite, L. Whitaker, D. Schuermann, S. Price, G. Hombeck. E. Bender, K. Byington, C. Fancher. Banners: B. Wood, T. Goodrich, I. Fancher, T. Gay, E. LaTourette, L. Carisen, J. Stoutenberg, J. Ryan, S. Baldi, L. Thompson. A-Section: L. Lang, M. Holley, J. Hubbard. 147 BOCES has grown to encompass a large portion of our Walton High School community. Courses are primarily designed to prepare students for entry level employment in certain occupational areas upon graduation from high school. They also provide the college bound student with practical hands on ex- perience. Here are some of our star students acting out their roles as auto mechanics, hairdressers, masons, food processors, secretaries, and computer programmers. 149 GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE This year brought Alison Moore, Brian Kaup- pila, and Erwin LaTourette an opportunity to complete a one week course in state and local government. Keuka College hosted Girls' State, where Alison was appointed a Senatorial position and discussed current issues. Brian and Erwin attended Morrisville Community College, participating as a coun- ty district attorney and an assistant fire chief. 150 Of whaf use is this page, you ask? Here are just a few of our constructive suggestions: 1. Write out your next English assignment on this page. Tear out and hand in. You may not get an A , but we do promise some interesting results. 2. If you have been unable to find a picture of yourself in this book, this page is just for you. Collect one or more pictures of yourself and collage over sandwich. 3. Think of all the people you like. Have them sign here. 4. Cut out along solid line. Use as a commemorative Walton High School cafeteria placemat. To bring back fond memories, use with cheese cubes and carrot sticks. 5. Think of all the people you can't stand. Imagine them bet- ween two slices of bread as you list them here. 151 CLASS OFFICERS Regents Scholarship Winners Robert Adam Susan Byington Nancy Cucciarre Karen diLorenzo Patricia Dorsey Robin Horn James Hurley John Ingles Brian Kauppila James Neice Steven Price Suzanne Ragusa Matthew Schreier Laura Whitaker Nursing Carol Fancher Karen Robinson — alternate President — Karen Robinson Vice President — Steve Sadecki Secretary — Kris Adams Treasurer — Steve George High Honors Valedictorian Nancy Cucciarre Salutatorian Patricia Dorsey Susan Byington Denise Campbell Karen diLorenzo Robin Horn Brian Kauppila Cynthia Meres Steven Price Lisa Underwood Laura Whitaker mERiT SCHOLARSHIP ALTERNATES Refer to page 1S4-1S7 1. M. Jennings 23. P. Sberadin 2. A. Steitz 24. L. Hopps 3. L Lurenz 25. M. Sorensen C. Roach 26. R. Gardepe C. Fa rone 27. S. Ragusa 4. L. Underwood 28. G. Meyer 5. S. Goodrich 29. D. Knapp 6. C. Bartlett 30. D. Rutherford 7. R. Horn 31. L. Whitaker 8. C. Roach 32. K. Reynolds S. Harrokl 33. G. Ogden 9. S. Price 34. M. Hoff 10. 1. Hjrtoy 35. D Twee die N. Hulhert 36. R. Vanloan 11. C. Meres 37. J. Martin 12. |. Ingles 38. M. Condon 13. T. Wilkie 39. K. diLorenzo 14. K. Church 40. K. Robinson 15. K. Roberts 41. K. Hulbert 16. T. Cornell 42. S. Harrold C. Fancher 43. S. Kilmer 17. |. Kent 44. S. Byington 18. L. ( urtm 45. A. Moore 19. D. Campbell 46. R. Hoyt 20. C SchiHinger 47. P. Dorsey 21. K. Adams 48. M. Mac Neill 22. R. Vanloan 49. M. Schreier 160 Thank-you very much lor the wonderful year I spent in Walton. You teach many things about your country. All this has been a great experience, that I will remember for all my life. I'm going to miss the footbaN, the T12 class and everybody. I hope to see you soon. Bye. (“IijChaS 6Kac.iAd 3oA ei. A o Tam HAR.AMIU.O 0 O.J e He. PASAOo £M OJA L.TOM m£ HA6c1S £MS£ fJAOo MOotfAa -oSA£ A -£ft.- £A £STA0o5 jMi£)c i . 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If any of you go to Istanbul in future, never forget to visit me. 161 Barbani D. Baldi Robert Charles Adam Colleen Sue Bartlett Dean J. Anders Joseph Barrow Anthony Michael Ascione Kristine Jo Adams 163 Timmy Lee CiSter Danielle Celti Slinley Budine Suan Lynn Byinglon Denise Louise Cimpbell Kelly Sue Church Mkhiel Anthony Condon DomM 8. Conklin Patna M. Dorsey 165 Lis Curtin Donald Crossman Dean K. DeSilva Kenneth Joel Coons Nancy J. Cucciarre Karen diLorenzo Christine Irene Cornell V Gina Farone lackie G. Fairchild Stephen George Calvin L Faulkner Michael R. Gray Carol Fancher Robin Gardepe Lucinda Ann Hopps Robin Rogers-Horn Roger D. Hoyt 167 trie C. Hansen loseph F. Harris Scott W. Harrold Matthew I. Hoff Edgar Holtslander, Jr. Karen i. Hulbert Kay [lien lackson lohn P. aeques lames P. Hunt laneID. Irwin Michelle lane lennings lames Thomas Hurley Nicole Terri Hulbert lonalhan 5. Ingles Darla Kay Knapp Suzanne . Kenneweg David L. Kilpatrick Erwin Glenn LaTourelle John R. Kent Ioanna Marie Klinger Valerie Layton Brian Alan Kauppila Laurie A. Kilmer Phillip Mark Moody Cynthia Lee Meres Andrew Fay Lee Gale Dorothy Meyer Jonelle Martin Marcie McClenon Lisa Ann Lurenz Michael E. Mat Neill Shelley M. Myer Lis June Peck Alison Denise Moore Gail Jeanine Ogden James Allen Neice, Jr. Robert K. Peck Steven J. Mullineaux David Anthony Picinich 175 50 176 I (1)CUss Daredevils Carol Roach Tom Winter (2)Best Dressed Carol Fancher Matthew Schreier (3)Most Likely to Succeed Karen diLorenzo James Neice (4)Class Jocks Karen Hulbert Brian Kauppila acadeaiy AWARDS (l)Most Class Spirit Patricia Blydenburgh Robert Adam (2)Class Bruins Nancy Cucciarre David Wood (3)Nicest Personality Kelly Church (oseph Harby (4)Class Apple Polishers Patricia Dorsey |ohn Ingles I 179 (1)CUss Musicians Michelle lennings Steven Price (2) CUss Clowns Laurie Kilmer Michael MacNeill (3) CUss Artists Diane Tweedie James Hurley (4)CUss Flirts Jonelle Martin Anthony Ascione Adam, Robert Rnhert September 24, 1964 Activities: Student Council President, AFS President, Class President. Football Co- Captain. Varsity Club, Model UN, Key Club, Track Future Plans: Aerospace Engineering Adams, Kristine )o Kris April 14, 1964 Activities: Varsity Club, Basketball, Candystriping, Rifle Club, Jr Prom Court. Sr. Class Secretary, Colorguard Future Plans College, Marriage, to be Dumbo at Walt Disney World Anders, Dean J. Dean-O December 9. 1964 Activities: FFA, Farm Mechanics Future Plans: Live and work in North Carolina Ascione, Anthony Michael Twin October 16, 1963 Activities: JV and Varsity Football, Track, Key Club, AV Club Future Plans: California Beach Bum I Avcilar, M. Tamer Baron July 26, 1963 Activities Crops ' ountry. Weightlifting Soccer, Folk! Future Plans Computer Fni lay 22. 1964 activities Honor Sode: :uture Plans: Attend Po1 Institute faster, Tammy Lee Trouble September 23, Kctivities Basketball anrJ F otb|l-g Cheerleading. VICA rhrM.Cire. Softball. Library Club future Plans Travel, Marriage etta, Danielle vember 10, 1963 rtivities: Yearbook iture Plaos Work, 11 iur h, ‘I. Svv. ik j 4m I • ' • JV and Varsity Volk , Volleyball Intramg s . V oety of can High Homeconrii - r reasurer, stripti ans s. Honor tngUBhed students, Jr Prom JCourt. Girls'Varsity rday Seminar, Barrow, Josepl Hitch July 27, b4 Activities: Band, Orchestra. Football. Basketball, Tennis, VarsitvJ Secretary, Stage Band, All-Count Area-All-State Band I f ukre Plans: College Bartlett Colleen Sue Ma 13,1964 A- ■ ties: JV Basketball Future Plans: Travel, Work, Milage] Bee kw ith, Ansel Eugene Bute August 2n $1963 Activities Varsrty Wrestling, Jay • utur lanyfusiness M.inag tntB Beers, Dianne Dianne January TlfH Activities 11( 1 Future Pians I ■■ Blvdenburgh, Patricia Rolene Patti Mas 20. 1 64 I Activities BaslJ Hockey. | Choru Ord Futuri ■ ral Credit Union ball. Softball. Fi t andMaf® Banc: tra. Varsity Club rt an IRA at the1 dnev , James rr 4.'1964 Activities: Football, Basketbal, Baseball Future Plans: Work or college Byington, Susan Lynn Sue March 6. 1964 Activities Yearbook Editor. Honor Society. Drama Club, Winterguard. Band Chorus, Orchestra Campbell, Denise Louise Cornell, Christ in Tina April 24. 1964 Activities Yearbook, Candystriping. Sales Class. Colorguard Captain. Wintergua'd, Society o' I Mtinguished Amerk School students Future Pians ( ollege HUpfcto, Karen Ann ka-Mi Nov mber 6, l%3 Hivities Yearbook Copy Edj| Htlub Treasurer, Honor “ ■Newspaper Staff, Or W Colorguard, Homec I Classes, Model UN m future Plans Law School Dorsey, Patricia M. Patty fcnuary 30, 1964 Activities: Cheerleading, Col I Student Council. Drama C I Honor Society. Newspapefl 1 UN, Yearbook, Homed Future Plans UN Ambassadcfl child, Jackie Jr. . 1, 1963 ure Plans: Self-employed el her, Carol Ann 30, 1964 ivities: Honor Society Seer___ olorguard Captain, WinterglHrcj, arsity Track, Homecoming Court ho s Who in American Hjgh Sc udents, American t iigh School Students Future Plans Exec utive Vice President of a large corporat ion Farone, Gina Gina July W! T%4 ities: Basketball, Archery, eightlifting and Jogging, Softball re Plans College, Be rich and fat er, Calvin Lynn yember 25, 1963 ivities. Library Club, Sales | re Plans: UndecrJ Robin Marie Vy 22. 1964 Activ ties: FHA, FBLA, Wr Football Cheerleading Fiflture Plans: Work. Marriage] SENIOR DIRECTORY Lucciarre, Nancy J. Cucci December 17, 1%3 Activities: Archery, Colorguard, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook, Candystriping, Youth Against Cancer, Winterguard, Honor Society, Who's George! Who in American High School Students, Society for Distinguished American High School Students, Grand Marshall, Drama Club Future Plans: Data Processing Curtin, Lisa Karen Cheeks December 4, 1963 Activities: FHA, FBLA, Gregg Award Future Plans Work, Travel DeSilva, Dean K. Rahual July 27, 1964 Activities: Wrestling Future Plans: Armed Forces Stephen M. Steve September 20,1963 Activities: Cross-Country. Track, Wrestling, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Varsity Club, lay Teens. Stage Band, Area-All-State Chorus, AFS Future Plans: Work, College. Christian Youth Work Goodrich, Sue Ann Goodyear December 30, 1963 Activities: Chorus, 4H, Volleyball Intramurals, Newspaper Staff. |r. Bowling, Bowling Team Captain. Candystriping. FBLA, Office Practice Future Plans: Marriage Gray, Michael Robert Lefty October 21,1963 Activities: Basketball, Cross-Country. Baseball. Key Club, Varsity Club Future Plans: College, CPA 181 Hansen, Eric November 10, 1%2 Activities FFA, Drama Club Future Plans Travel Harby, Joseph F. Ill Joe August 24,1% 3 Activities: Football, Track, FFA, Varsity Club Future Plans: College, Pro-Football Harrold, Scott November 27 1963 Activities: Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Varsity Club, Key Club Future Plans: Paul Smiths College, Hotel Restaurant Management Hoff, Matthew March 1, 1964 Activities: JV Baseball, VICA Future Plans: College. Travel Hopps, Lucinda A. Juicy Luci October 2, 1964 Activities: Candystriping, Nurse Practitioner Secretary Ji Future Plans: College, Travel •jm: Horn, Robin lulvJSL 1965 Cheerleader, Chorus. All-Cour is, Area-All-State Chorus, Honor ty. Who's Who in American H%h 1 Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students Futui% Plansjta|prts Wesleyan HoHslander, Edgar H. Jr. ActivitiS Foothill Rifle Club, FFA Future Plans: Work Hoyt, Roger Dale Hoyt July 19, 1963., j Activi Tege nty Jackson, Kay Ellen November 11, 1964 Activities: Library Club, Cheerleading Manager, AV Club, Candystriping Future Plans: Travel. College Jacques, John P. Jake August 11. 1964 Activities: FFA, Football. Wrestling Future Plans Get rich Jennings, Michelle Jane Shelly June 27. 1964 Activities: Chorus, Marching and Concert Band, Orchestra, Honor Society, Drama Club, Homecoming Court, Orange Stars Future Plans College major in special education KauppHa, Brian Alan Bri May 19. 1964 Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Cross- Country, Honor Society, Key Club President, Varsity Club Vice President, Boys' State, Student Leadership Training Workshop Vice President Future Plans: College Kent, John R. Kenta May 10, 1963 Activities: Baseball, Key Club, Bakery Run Kilmer, Laurie Ann Lo April 15, 1964 Activities: Varsity Softball Manager, FFA, VICA Future Plans: Travel Klinger, Joanna Marie Jo November 22. 1963 Activities Field Hockey, Archery, Volleyball, Band, VICA, Varsity Club Future Plans, College, Airline Stewardess i 182 Hulbert, Karen Red May 12,1 Activities Varsity Future Plai lleyball Softball, Field Hockey, ib. Honor Society, VICA College, Cosmetology_____ Hulbert, Nicole Terri ! KKI 4 ,■ May lfl964 • rsity Club, Jr. Prom Court, iing Court, Field Hockey, a . Track, Band, Weightlifting 1 if Hunt. Jar Jim | December 24 ij Activities: FgA Future PlarmTruck H Equipment Operator I Hurley, James IhomaJ John HeatL ■■ May U 1964 A( tivities: Track, Cross-C I )m. m dub, Newsgaj Future Plans: Medicine. Candidate , Jonathan Scott i. jr Tennis, Btart' Model irsity Club, AFS 22. 1%5 ■u ies: Basketball. Socce I kunV lans: To rule the Knapp, Daria Kay Dar February 13. 1964 Activities: Jogging Club, FHA Future Plans: Work, Travel LaTourette, Erwin Glenn Scurv, Ryro May 26, 1964 Activities Colorguard, Marching and Stage Band. Honor Society, Drama Club, Boys' Slate, Area-AU-Sl le Band, County Band, Chorus Future Plans: College Layton, Valerie Lee Val March 28, 1964 Activities: Field Hockey Volleyball Softball, Yearbook, Varsity Club President, Jr. Prom Court, Homecoming Court Future Plans. College, Marriage Lee, Andrew F. Andy, Bonz April 19, 1964 Activities: Track. Model UN, Band. Chorus, Jay Teens Treasurer, Rifle Club, JV Football Future Plans: College, Mechanical Engineering Lurenz, Lisa Ann July 16. 1964 Activities: Football Cheerleading, Jr. Class Secretary, Prom Committee Chairperson, Jr. Prom Queen, Track Future Plans: Fortune and fame MacNeill, Michael E. Moose October 21, 1963 Activities Football, Varsity Club, Bakery Run Roberts, Kimberly Mae Bear November 16, Activities VICA Future Plans: Work, Marriage Martin, Jonelle Nellie February 20. 1964 Activities: Candystriping, Basketball, FHA, Class Treasurer, Weightlifting and Jogging, Prom Committee Future Plans: To marry a millionaire McClenon, Marcie Lynn Vera September 29, 1963 Activities Basketball Cheerleading. Chorus, All-County Chorus, Twirling Captain, Man mng Band Future Plans College, Accounting McGinn, James Jim January 16, 1963 Activities Baseball Future Plans Armed Forces, See the world Meres, Cynthia Lee Cindy April 5, 1964 Activities Honor Society Future Plans I’owelson Business Institute for Accountirl Moore, Alison Al November 27 1463 Activities: Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Model UN, Student Council, Yearbook, Honor Society. Marching and Stage Band, Drama Club, 4H, Homecoming Court, Gris' State, Operation Enterprise Future Plans: College, Pre-med Mullineaux, Steven J. Steve July 10, 1964 Activities: Auto Mechanics U Future Plans: Become rich and famous Meyer, Gale Dorothy My February 18, 1964 Activities Gymnastics, Archery, Stage Band. Varsity Club, Drama Club Future Plans: College Recording Engineer Munoz de Bustillo Llorente, Javier Javi November 25, 1964 Activities. Football, Track, Honor Society Newspaper Staff, Yearbook, AFS. Weightlifting and Jogging, Drama Club Future Plans: Madrid University Surgeon Myer, Shelley Mello Shello April 30, 1964 Activities: AFS, Leaders' Club, Q Candystriping, Drama Club Future Plans: College, Travel, Acting Career Nagel, John George IV The Bull May 7, 1963 Activities: Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Weightlifting and Jogging, FFA, Varsity Club Future Plans: Work Neice, James A. Jr. Mel April 24. 1%4 Activities: Varsity Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Key Club Secretary- Treasurer, Varsity Club Treasurer, Honor Society Treasurer Future Plans: College Ogden, Gail Jeanine Ga November 19, 1963 Activities: Varsity Club, Wrestling and Jr Prom Princess Homecoming Queen Future Plans Cosmetology, Marriage Peck, Lisa Jane June 1ft. 1964 Future Plans: College Peck, Robert Fuzzhall m June 1, 1964 Future Plans College Mechanic Picinich, David A. Pic January 3, 1964 Activities; Varsity Club Presiden Vice President Basketball C Varsity' lenms . AFS, Model Future Plans College. Price, Steven Wa Steve April 4, 1964 .vities Stage Band, Drum Major, Band, ()rchestra. Chorus. Key Club, Honor Society, Orange Stars, Tennis, Bakery Run Plans: Music School, Teacher Sue 18, 1965 Activities Basketoall Cheerleading, Ti Field Hockey, Volleyball. Softball liege RathmeH, William •uril 29. 1« Plans To be a millionaire s, Kathleen L. Kathy May 29, 1964 ities: Colorguard. leaders' Club, da Rutherford, John Milton Jr. Flex August 16. 1964 Activities: Football, Weightlifting, Varsity Club, FFA, Track Future Plans Farming, Construction Sadecki, Steven John Steve Activities: Football, Track, Chorus. Stage and Marching Band. Area-All-State, Student Council, Winterguard, Honor Society, Varsity Club, Sr. Class Vice President, Bakery Run Future plans: College, Fun, Pro-Football S hillinger, Christine Marie Christy ' V August 14, 1964 A tivities: Honor Society. Association for the Help of Retarded Chil Future Plans: Work, Marriage, Travel, Family Schreier, Matt August 17, 19M Activities: Basketball, Tennis. Key Oub, AFS, Society of nans High School Students, Model Student Council, Varsity Club, jirfing Team, Bakery Rm Future Plans: Succes at everything Seaman, Richard Allan Jr. Pickle July 16, 1963 w Activities: Football. Weightlifting FFA, Varsity Club Future Plans: Farming Shafer, Lisa Jane Lee October 25, 1963 Activities5 Chprus, Marching and Concert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Drama Cluk AFS, Softball IFutuJWans: Professional Singer , Pamela J. Toad November 10, 1963 Activities Honor Society, Leaders' Club. Varsity Club, Tennis Captain Colorfcjard Future Plans Powekon Busings Institute. Lawyer's Secretarial Assistant Underwood, Lisa Marie Les April 20, 1%5 Future Plans: Travel, Marriage, Self-employment VanLoan, Roberta Anne Berta August 18, 1964 Activities Varsity Oub, Archery Volie t a Future Plans: Travel, College American High School Students, Volleyball Future Plans: College Roach, Carol Alice Roach-it December 30, 1963 Activities: Cheerleading, Jr Class President, Prom Committee. Softball, Intramurals Future plans: College Fame and fortune Robinson, Karen Lynn Karen September 25. 1964 Activities: Field Hockey, Basketball. Varsity Club. Band, Yearbook, Student Council, Sr. Class President, Homecoming Court, 4H Future Plans Nursing Rutherford, Donna Louise Weasel May 6, 1964 Activities Honor Society, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, VICA Future Plans Cosmetology, Marriage . 1, 1964 ities: Field Hockey, Cgymnastics, Varsity Club, Mar Band, Twirler, Yearbook, Honor Society of Distinguished American Sch ol Students ure Sorensen, Marth Alexandria Mart ' NovembefM% Activities: Archery, Basketball Cheerleaderinc, Model UN, Concert and Marching Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Tennis, Student Council, Drama Club. Varsity Club, Bakery Run Future Plans: College, Fame and fortune Stevens, Jay DoctorI April 23, 1964 Activities: Basketball, Football, Varsity Club, Bakery Run, You name it, I do it Future Plans: Electrical Engineering Temey, Kim Sue December5,1963 Future Plans Work, Travel, Marriage Tomao, David Anthony March 23. 1964 Activities Key Club, Honor Society, Varsity Tennis, JV Basketball, Student Council Future Plans: College, Business Management Tweedie, Diane Louise VanLoan, Robin Marie August 18, 1964 Activities. Yearbook. VICA Who's W ho m American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students Future Plans; Travel. College JMMHDSHRMP Hi Debbie July 2? 1964 Activities FHA, Leaders' Club, Society of Sjished American High School ts ns Work. Marriage ,Laura Lynn June 30. 1964 Activities: Winterguard, Colorguard, Girl Scouts, Honor Society, Saturday Seminar Future ns Wealthy Executive Wilkie Tammy June 2 1964 Activiti i VICA Fund Raising Secretary, Cosr etology Future Ians Self-employment in cosmetology ______David Merlyn AuguJjlO, 1964 ActivM ?s Honor Society Future uis Scene F iction Writer Words We Resolve Never to Use in '82 designer jeans punk preppy jellybeans nukes j.R. Bo Derek good enough med-fly palimony space invaders izod rubik's cube Brooke Shields yupper Reaganomics Luke and Laura pac man bonsai 184 Below is a random sampling from the responses received when the following question was posed to the senior class: What are your hopes and expectations for the 1980'sf — to have our country unite again — to have the economy get better — to never have to fill out any more forms or surveys — that Superman will become President — to travel around the world — to find happiness and have friends — to marry Timothy Hutton — to become a major personality and tell everyone that Walton really does exist — to become a wealthy rock star — to organize my life Popular Movies Raiders of the Lost Ark On Golden Pond Arthur Eye of the Needle Superman II Tarzan Chariots of Fire Ragtime Nine to Five Endless Love Four Seasons Deaths Moshe Dayan Natalie Wood Bill Hayley Anwar Sadat Joe Louis Omar Bradley Harry Chapin Top News and Sporting Events of 1981-82 — the Royal wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana — the inauguration of Ronald Reagan — the return of the American hostages — the attempted assassination of President Reagan — the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II — Bobby Sands and the IRA hunger strikes — the air-traffic controllers' strike — the baseball strike — the assassination of Anwar Sadat — Solidarity and martial law in Poland — Kaddafi's Libyan hit squad — Sandra O'Connor becomes first woman Supreme Court Justice — the Atlanta murders — the Rolling Stones' new tour — the success of space shuttle Columbia U.S. Open and Wimbledon World Series Super Bowl Kentucky Derby Indianapolis 500 Welterweight Title Masters Tournament Stanley Cup N.B.A. Championship John McEnroe Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco '49ers Pleasant Colony Bobby Alison Sugar Ray Leonard Tom Watson New York Islanders Boston Celtics Inflation at its Best Album $ 8.98 Candy Bar $ .30 Canned Soft Drink $ .40 Concert Ticket $10.00 Big Mac $ 1.35 Movie Ticket $ 3.00 School Lunch $ .75 Unleaded Gas $ 1.33 Whole Milk $ 1.85 185 There is a place I call my own Where I can stand by the sea. And look beyond the things I've known, And dream that I might be free. Like the bird above the trees, Gliding gently on the breeze, I wish that all my life I'd be Without a care And flying free. But life is not a distant sky Without a cloud. Without rain; And I can never hope That I can travel on without pain. Time goes swiftly on its way. All too soon we've lost today. I cannot wait for skies of blue Or dream so long that life is through. So life's a song that I must sing, A gift of love I must share; And when I see the joy it brings. My spirits soar through the air. Like that bird up in the sky. Life has taught me how to fly. For now I know that I can be. And now my heart Is flying free. — Don Besig 186 82 in Review 187 And so our final act comes to a close. We reflect on the roles that brought us stardom, revel in the applause, ponder the criticism. The curtain falls. The lights 30 out. Our script is left behind to be rewritten, recast, relived... 188 190 191 ... time it was and what a time it was, it was ... a time of innocence, a time of confidences. Long ago, it must be, I have a photograph. Preserve your memories ... they're all that's left you. — Simon and Garfunkel 192
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