Watkins Glen High School - Senecan Oracle Yearbook (Watkins Glen, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

1984 (HIGHEST RATING) “Whoopee! Peter Sellers is back in the funniest picture of the year ’ PETER SELLERS CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER CATHERINE SCHELL HERBERT LOM Inspector Clouseau returns ...In the greatest return of mem all- —Ann Guarino, N. Y. Daily News 1984 SENECAN Contents Dedication P- 4 The Way We Were (Seniors) p. 5 Days of Thrills and Laughter (Activities) p. 25 Run Wild. Run Free (Juniors) p. 45 A Separate Peace (Sophomores) p. 53 Great Expectations (Freshmen) p. 61 Winning (Sports) P- 69 To Sir with Love (Faculty) p. 97 Closing P- 105 Title Page Return of the Pink Panther 1 , . a When Marla speaks, nobody listens. Laurie Beaver and Jeff Peak get ready for the yearbook picture. David Post helps Laurie with her “stuck” zipper. 2 Opening Yearbook Front Row: Laurie Beaver. Jeff Peak, Marla Pearsall: Row 2: Donald Mason, Anita Fragola, Megan Schimizzi, Emily Kramer; Row 3: Patty Koch, Mrs. Loughlin, Dawn Ney. Miss Smith. David Post Lights! Camera! Action! The reels turn, the camera clicks, the action is constant, as our years in high school progress. Neverending, we thought. Four years of studies, fun, new friends, will last forever. Suddenly, we hear “cut”. The film ends, the years are over, graduation is here. Movies can take us back into history. They can recreate the lives of great men and women, just as our yearbook can recreate our lives in high school. The yearbook staff, made up of a few dedicated students, have literally seen the bright lights, felt the urgency of the camera, touched the action, and heard the cut at deadline time. Many nights and weekends were given up as the cameras rolled and the action continued. It is with this theme in mind that we proudly present to all our 1984 yearbook. Yearbook Opening 3 . . .in 1952 “A teacher affects eternity. He can never tell where his influence stops.—Henry Adams By using the camera in different ways, the filmmaker can express different points of view. So it is with Mr. Frank Steber. As he uses his knowledge and techniques in different ways, he can express to us many different points of view. Through the years, 34 in all, Mr. Steber has helped the lives of countless students. He came to Watkins Glen in 1955. He stayed with the district through all 29 years, and even taught some of our current faculty. He has been active in the senior play for numerous years, headed the Seneca Literary Society, and is head of the English Department. But with all these extra activities, Mr. Steber has still kept the interest and mind of the student first. It is with great pride that we, the class of 1984, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Frank Steber. 4 Dedication THE WAY WE WERE “A romantic, stylish and thoroughly enjoyable movie.” —REX REED. Daily News Syndicated Columnist The Way We Were is hit entertainment, and maybe even memorable entertainment.” PAULINE KAEL New Yo'ke' Senior Officers: Seated: Julie Parete, Vice President; Julie Metal, President; Standing: Amy Cole, Treasurer; Margaret Franzese. Secretary; Mr. Dugo, Adviser. 6 The Way We Were Seniors Edward C. Ailing Wendy M. Anderson Douglas A. Angle Thomas R. Augustine Kevin D. Baldassarre Brenda Ann Ball Dawn Marie Barber Colleen Barden William Beardsley Laureen J. Beaver Frank J. Bierline III Karen Blim Chris Bond Lorilynn Marie Bruce Connie Lynn Cady Wendy Casbeer Seniors The Way We Were 7 Foreign Correspondent This year’s exchange student is Johanna Koskinen (middle) from Harjavalta, Finland. She was a member of the tennis team and the senior class, although when she returns to Finland she will have two more years in high school. She has two brothers at home. She spent part of the year with the Richards family and part with the Fragola family. She has gained new insights into the American lifestyle and a better command of the English language. Lori Bruce (left) and Gwen James (right), both seniors, spent last year abroad. Lori spent the year with three families in Parma, in the north central part of Italy. She learned French and fluent Italian. Her favorite experience was skiing in the French, Swiss, and Italian Alps on holidays. Gwen James spent the year with three families in Herning, located in the middle of Jutland, Denmark. She learned Norwegian and fluent Dutch. Her favorite experiences were visiting the Tivoli Gardens and Copenhagen and other major cities. Both girls gained a new sense of independence and self-confidence. They gained a better understanding of the world around us. Betty J. Compton Richard Connelly Greta Cosgrove Daniel J. Cotton Norman Covert II Tim Covert Carl F. Coyle Diane L. Davis Joel R. Davis Marvin Densmore 8 The Way We Were Seniors Seniors The Way We Were 9 Michelle D. Champion Peter T. Clifford Amy Beth Cole James D. Combs Jim Combs serves Odessan” Kristie Naylor dessert. Watkins style. Pamela Donajkowski Kent James Duane Samuel P. Ector David W. Ely Kirk L. Evans Bambi Fazzary Anita M. Fitch Cynthia R. Fraboni David J. Frank Dennis J. Ganton Ed Ailing and Chris Wickham enjoy the “Bohemian Atmosphere” at Watkins High. 10 The Way We Were Seniors Margaret J. Franzese Scott D. Freese John Fritzon When David Post talks, everybody listens! Seniors The Way We Were 11 Jeff Gapp Kevin Gardner Jill L. Gaylord Joan Marie Green Susan A. Griswold Pamela J. Gunning Richard Hauhuth Adam Henby David Hendrickson Brenda Henley Andrea Holmes John Kevin Hoxie Dale Hughey It Happened One Night It was a September night, the night of the biggest dance of the year. All of us gathered in the gym to participate in a de-meaning event known as freshmen initiation. The class of 1981 had a lot of fun humiliating us. The seniors of ’81 dressed us up in everything from wigs to diapers. The seniors made us eat lim-burger cheese, garlic, onions, lemons, and even had us chew on raw bones. Most of us were covered with shaving cream, chocolate pie, rotten eggs, and vaseline. The seniors made us kiss their feet, and shine their shoes. We pushed pennies down the hall with our noses and crawled on the floor using only our hands. The most demeaning event of the evening was the recitation of this chant: We are dirt. Yes, We bite the dust Seniors in you, our lives we entrust. We are illiterate, ignorant fools of the school. But through this all, we know that seniors rule. We are the filth, the scum, the rotting end And to each senior we will faithfully tend. We are the cheapest, the ugliest and definitely the worst And in our hearts, the Class of ’81, the Seniors will always be FIRST. The freshman display their ability in a chorus line. 12 The Way We Were Seniors Diane M. Hughey Mike Hughey Gwen James Jeffrey D. Jones Scott A. Karius Emery Kelly Seniors The Way We Were 13 Randy Kelly Scott A. Kibbe Patricia A. Koch Johanna Koskinen James M. Kuttner Alfred M. Landon Rex Landon Carl T. Larson 14 The Way We Were Seniors Diane M. LaRue Bill LeRoux Jodi L. Lewis Carolyn M. Licht Kevin Lodge Ed Lovell Donald S. Mason Jr. Rich Matwiejow Brian McLean Tim McLean Seniors The Way We Were 15 John Melveney Julie Metal Denise Miller Sometimes a Great The prizes for magazine sales this year had special meaning for seniors because two of their own artists designed the artwork for the pins, caps, mugs, and sweatshirts. In the spring of their junior year. Julie Walker and David Post submitted designs for the fall magazine sale. Julie Metal, class president, selected Da vid’s design for the mugs, caps, and pins and Julie’s design for the sweatshirts. Because Da vid’s design had more detail, it was appropriate for the mugs, pins, and caps. David designed a bow with crossed spears, featured on the pins and mugs and a Seneca with crossed spears, featured on the cap. Seniors who sold one magazine earned a pin. Seniors sold $100 worth of magazines for a cap and $200 for a mug. David’s specialty is figure drawing. He is considering a career in architectural design. Julie designed a Seneca sending smoke puffs that say ’84. To earn a sweatshirt a senior needed to sell $300 worth of magazines. Julie is considering a future in fashion design. Notion 16 The Way We Were Seniors Jodi Muirhead Tracy Naylor Julie Parete Christine Personius Jeffrey G. Peters Kerry Peterson Melissa Ann Peterson David Post Nancy Rafferty Seniors The Way We Were 17 Wendy L. Rhoads Rose Marie Roccisano Timothy Rodabaugh Brian Rondinaro Joseph M. Scaptura David Schoffner Susan M. Secord Kirk N. Smith Laura Sokolowski Alan J. Specchio Andy Stansfield Kim Stratton Michelle L. Stuart Starlett Taylor Timothy M. Thompson Boys’ State Representatives: Front Row: John Melveney, Joe Scaptura, Peter Clifford, Richard Matwiejow, Back Row: David Post, Tim Thompson, Bill Beardsley 18 The Way We Were Seniors Tim Rodabaugh—“Do I hafta get up?” John Melveney attempts to put together the “winning float,” while Joe Bierline, Kathy Vona, and Julie Walker look on in amusement. Jeff Wright Kelly A. Young Janet Yaw 20 The Way We Were Seniors Lance M. VanAlstine Dawn M. VanAmburg Kris Renee Venczel Kathleen Vona Janine Voorheis Michael C. Voorheis Julie Walker Denise Walsh Tammy West Christopher P. Wickham Not Pictured Steve Buisch Paul F. Compton Jr. Ray Forker Tim Joslyn Debra Overhiser David Schimizzi Seniors The Way We Were 21 Congressman Stan Lundine is greeted warmly by his constituents from Schuyler County. Amy Cole. Andrea Holmes, and Margaret Franzese smile their way through Washington. A group of cold, wet, and tired seniors wait outside the Capitol building for our illustrious Congressman Stan Lundine. The camera catches Gwen James during a peaceful moment. 22 The Way We Were Senior Trip Lucky Girl! Laurie Beaver gets stuck waiting for the elevator at the Washington Monument with the senior hunks. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. Yes, Virginia, the Class of ’84 did manage to go to Washington, D. C. Approximately half of the Senior Class made the trip which was the highlight of the year. Even though a lot of sightseeing took place, (up at 6:30 for a full day of walking) most agree that the excitement occurred back at the motel. Who will forget the sword fights that took place every night to those unfortunate people who opened their doors to the Four Musketeers” or the surprise visit from the Beatles, made possible by Andy Stansfield, Joe Scaptura, Kent Duane, and Tom Augustine? We also witnessed a tag team wrestling bout in which there were a few casualties, a window and Chris Wickham. Or how about the group of monitors who helped the chaperones keep watch each night because of extenuating circumstances, such as “sleep walking” and “stuffing socks”. The chaperones also had their share of surprises, right, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Loughlin? Not all of the momentous events took place at the motel; there was the Burn Brae Dinner Theatre where we all ate like pigs, and gave a standing ovation to the actors who entertained us with the musical, Annie. and the basketball game where we all bought our Washington Bullets sweatshirts but wound up losing anyway. There was the trip to Williamsburg, Va., made bearable by Andy’s rendition of a blindman, and the visit to the Capitol where we waited for a half hour in the rain to meet Stan Lundine. The trip to the National Zoo was something to see—especially the gorilla . . . GROSS! All in all, though, the trip was a blast made possible by the chaperones who acted almost human. We would like to thank them all; especially Mr. Morgan who was brave enough to take his first class trip with us, and Mr. Maas who decided to wait and take his last trip with us. The Class of 1985 shall miss your jokes. Not again! Seniors Jeff Jones. Melissa Peterson, Tim Thompson, Sue Secord, Joe Bierline. Kathy Anstey. Tim Rodabaugh. Ed Ailing, and Jeff Arcangeli are waiting outside the Capitol Building. Deputy Dugo. ever alert, observes his charges. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington The Way We Were 23 Aug. 16. 1965-Nov. 17, 1973 Feb. 11. 1965-Oct. 4. 1981 A FAREWELL Flow down, cold rivulet, to the sea. Thy tribute wave deliver No more by thee my steps shall be. For ever and for ever. Flow, softly flow, by lawn and lea, A rivulet, then a river: No where by thee my steps shall be. For ever and for ever. But here will sigh thine alder-tree. And here thine aspen shiver; And here by thee will hum the bee. For ever and for ever. A thousand suns will stream on thee, A thousand moons will quiver; But not by thee my steps shall be. For ever and for ever. Michael D. Osborne Dawn Maricle Alfred Tennyson 26 Days of Thrills and Laughter The Sound of Music The brass section oom-pah-pahs as the band prepares for the Christmas concert. Lucinda Hart. Melissa Arnold. Darlene Coons, and Steven Beaver make beautiful music together. Darlene Coons puffs away on her bassoon. Band: Front Row: Andy Cole, Becky Kendall, Missy Robinson, Denise Walsh. Rose Marie Roccisano. Mindy Franzese. Anita Fragola, Chris Gill. Brenda Ball. Emily Kramer. Beth MacNamara, Darlene Coons. Row 2: Vicki Lukacs. Lynette Coons. Kathy Lodge. Michele Konopski, Lisa Everett. Lucinda Hart. Melissa Arnold. Mia Filippetti, Monica Brace. Denise Dutton. Teresa Stamp. Margaret Rondinaro. Donna Howell. Jessica Greenstein, Madeleine Moore. Row 3: Jeff Bierline. Lee Morris. Ben Kramer. Mike Lynd. Scott Walters. Steven Beaver. Nancy Cooper. Margaret Stevenson, Carine Thorp, Jed McKee. Mr. Powell, Back Row: Kirsten Teeter. Debby Brinthaupt. Darlene Pratt. Gilly LeRoux, John Updyke. Mike Osatchuck. Lenny DeBolt. Tim Fraboni, Joe Bierline. David Ely. Ben Pully. Tim Thompson Monica Brace, Mia Filippetti, Carine Thorp. Jessica Greenstein. Denise Walsh, and Rose Marie Roccisano toot intently while preparing for the Christmas concert. The Sound of Music This year’s band has become more visible than in past years. In addition to the Christmas, Lenten and Spring concerts, the band became more active in marching and competition. They marched in the Memorial Day and Flag Day Parades and the Gorham Pageant of Bands. The jazz band performed again at Willard, Gorham Pageant of Bands and the yearly concerts. This year, two new groups were formed. They are a woodwind and a brass quintet. They played at area churches and other public functions. iVh m ?, Joi —« M • • Stage Band: Front: Lee Morris. Mike Osatchuck. Madeleine Moore. Denise Dutton. Mindy Franzese, Lisa Everett. Darlene Coons. Anita Fragola. Row 2: Chris Gill. Gilly LeRoux. Kevin Randolph, Tim Thompson. Emily Kramer. Denise Walsh. Becky Kendall. Row 3: Marga-ret Rondianro, Tim Fraboni, Lenny DeBolt. Joe Bierline. Mr. Powell The Sound of Music Days of Thrills and Laughter 27 Michelle Champion. Eric Nyre, Lisa Osborn. Jeff Peak. Lori Bruce, and Kevin Randolph sing sweetly at their Christmas concert performance. The Senior Chorus gives their “all” at the Christmas concert. Freshmen Chorus: Front: Claudia Garbarino, Lisa Bartone. Denise Randolph. Row Two: Mindy Franzese. Michelle Hubbard. Melissa Arnold. Kelly Bonzo. Back: Roxane Mason. Ken Barber. Edwin Theetge. Peggy Costley. 28 Days of Thrills and Laughter Chorus Front: Denise Good. Madeleine Moore. Eric Nyre. Mike Esposito. Dennis McCray, Tammy Henley. Rachel Gibson. Angela Schlief, Dawn Barber Row Two: Janine Voorheis, Michelle Champion. Denise Walsh. Sam Morse. Jed McKee. Jeff Peak. Kevin Randolph. Lori Ahart, Lori Bruce. Margaret Rondinaro. Sharon Shepardson Back: Anita Fitch. Kathy Anstey. Dawn Ameigh. Teresa Stamp, Laurie Beaver. Lisa Osborn, Kathy Vona. Colleen Barden. Nancy Rafferty. The Joyous Sound This year’s Chorus consisted of 32 members, 11 seniors, 9 juniors, and 12 sophomores. The Chorus has planned three concerts for the public and two competitions. The three concerts were the traditional Christmas, Lenten, and Spring Concerts. The Choral Christmas Concert was almost not performed because of Mr. Tolman’s illness and no accompanist. Mr. and Mrs. Tolman saved the performance. He came and directed the concert, and she accompanied the chorus. The Qualitones were a select group of Chorus members, six seniors, three juniors, and three sophomores. The Qualitones have carolled, performed for a ladies’ club, and sang at the grand opening of a greenhouse. The Freshmen Chorus consisted of a few dedicated musicians, 11 to be exact. Although the Chorus was small, it produced a good sound. Mr. Tolman, Adviser; Lisa Osborn. Margaret Rondinaro. Dawn Ameigh. Laurie Beaver. Lori Bruce. Jeff Peak. Anita Fitch. Kevin Randolph. Janine Voorheis, Kathy Anstey. Michelle Champion. Eric Nyre. The Joyous Sound Days of Thrills and Laughter 29 A Gathering of Eagles Student Council performs a variety of different functions. It is often the “bank” of the school, providing funds to help improve other organizations—such as the music department and the football team. And for “dinning pleasure”, Student Council has provided the soda and candy machines. Student Council keeps in touch with the Board Members and the Superintendent, too, making suggestions for improvement to help keep the school Top Notch. Sometimes Student Council initiates some interesting ideas. It set up a refreshment stand at the sporting events. All that great food and drink were really appreciated by avid sports fans. And this year at Christmas some loyal students battled the icy rains of December to find and decorate a giant Christmas tree for the north courtyard. The spirit that went into this and all other activities is what Student Council is all about. Julie Metal braves the elements to decorate the tree. Front: Julie Metal, Lisa Bartone, Denise Walsh, Anita Fitch, Mr. Dugo, Adviser; Dina Ciprich, Kim Kelly. Laurie Caldwell. Michele Konopski; Row 2: Melissa Peterson. Diane LaRue, Michelle Champion. Laurie Beaver. Betsy Bianco. Bill Pierce. Julie Franzese. Star Taylor. Sarah Bartow: Back: Andrea Allen, Steven Beaver, Jeff Jones, Joe Fazzary, Brenda Johnson. Michelle Fraboni, Renee Armstrong. 30 Days of Thrills and Laughter A Gathering of Eagles Front Row: Julie Parete, Amy Cole, Brenda Ball. Cindy Fraboni, Bambi Faz-zary, Ann Minichiello, Andrea Holmes. Jim Combs, Kent Duane, Tom Augus tine. Tracy Naylor, Jeff Jones, Rick Connelly. Joe Scaptura; Row 2: Carrie Licht. Denise Rocholl, Kris Venczel, An-dra Moffett. Connie Callanan, Chris Gill. Joe Fazzary, Sue Mosher, Kristie Naylor. Nick Fazzary, Denise Walsh. Anita Fitch, Kathy Anstey, Nancy Rafferty; Row 3: Jodi Muirhead, Rose Marie Roccisano, Anita Fragola, Shawn Calla han, Gary Hill, Kenny Depew, Lenny De-Bolt, Chris Scata. Adam Marciniak, Mark Wood. Brian Rondinaro. Mike Upham; Row 4: Donna Howell, Tina Winchell, Stacy Lane. Robbie Lovell. Jim Mapes. Mike Trader. Wally Wasson. Andy Stansfield; Row 5: Todd Roda baugh. Matt Swartwood. Kyle Palmer. Artie Teed, Eric Nyre, Greta Cosgrove. Marshiel Dinkins; Row 6: Michele Kon-opski. Joel Davis. Dan Cotton. Chris Bond. Dave Ely, Bill Beardsley; Row 7: Adam Henby, Ed Lovell. Ed Ailing, Chris Wickham. Jeff Gapp. The Greatest The Lettermen’s Club was under two new leaders this year, Mr. Jeff Wheeler, a new advisor, and Jim Combs, the newly elected president. The other officers was Tom Augustine, vice-president; Ann Minichiello, secretary; and Julie Parete, treasurer. Mr. Wheeler initiated the idea of hosting a sports banquet and program after each season. The Lettermen’s Club sponsored the sit-down banquets and purchased the trophies presented to the most valuable and most improved players for each sport. Mr. Wheeler inspired some Lettermen to repaint the white part of the end walls in the gym. The Lettermen’s Club’s efforts were appreciated by the student body. Mr. Wheeler, the new leader of Lettermen’s, coaches Andy Stansfield. The Greatest Days of Thrills and Laughter 31 Adviser Miss Smith takes a fast lunch break before an NHS meeting. Spanish Honorary: Front: Don Mason, Kathy Vona, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, adviser: Chris Personius. Chris Bond; Back: Rose Marie Roccisano, Denise Walsh. Spanish Honorary member Chris Personius poses in front of the artwork in Mrs. Fitzpatrick’s room. 32 Days of Thrills and Laughter Honoraries Front Row: Anita Fragola. Chris Gill, Joe Fazzary, Kim Kelly, Mrs. Loughlin. Adviser. Laurie Caldwell. Connie Callanan. Patty Koch; Back: Julie Metal. Julie Parete, Andra Moffett. Patty Koch discusses articles from Paris-Match. Julie Parete. Julie Metal, Jodi Muirhead. Anita Fragola. Tim Thompson. David Post, Jim Combs. Miss Smith, Adviser. Men Days of Thrills and Laughter 33 A11 the King’s Men This year’s National Honor Society President is Chris Bond. This honorary’s activities for the year include cleaning out the scholarship file in the Guidance Office and the annual initiation and tea in the early spring. Adviser Miss Smith would like to start a tutoring program. The Honor Society lunched together to discuss projects. This year’s Spanish Honorary President is Donald Mason. There were no planned activities for this year. They planned only to uphold the name of the Honorary. This year’s French Honorary Presidents were Connie Callanan, Joe Fazzary, and Andra Moffett. The second semester, members tutored first and second year students. During the State Foreign Language Week, the Spanish and French Honoraries sponsored projects to promote interest in the foreign languages. Front Row: Joe Bierline. Andra Moffett. John Melveney, Mr . Warner: Row 2: Jennifer Morris. Becky Kendall. Chris Gill, Alisa Spaulding. Megan Schimizzi, Anita Fragola, David Post, Laurie Beaver, Don Mason, Marla Pearsall, Chris Personius, Kerry Peterson; Row 3: Laurie Caldwell, Joe Fazzary, Chris Morin. Lisa Dunbar, Tracy Novak, Jeff Peak. Jessica Greenstein. Teresa Stamp. Mike Affeldt; Back Row: Kevin Randolph. Amanda Reimels. Alex Damiani, Margaret Rondinaro, Madeleine Moore, Eric Nyre. Lori Bruce, Melissa Peterson. Front: Julie Caslin, Pam Sears. Diane Hughey. Lori Bruce. Laurie Beaver. Kathy Vona, Julie Walker. Monica Brace. Mia Filippetti. Row Two: Missy Arnold. Peggy Costley, Brian Perry. Wendy Marvel. Patty Gifford. Carol Morin, Tammy Henley. Back: Mrs. Butts. Adviser: Dennis McCray. Madeleine Moore. Eric Nyre. Mrs. Filippetti. Adviser. A Star Is Born Both Math Club and Drama Club have been involved in many activities this year. By sponsoring dances and selling candy, the Math Club was able to buy an Apple Computer. Club members are involved in the Math League Tests again this year. The Math Club plans to take a field trip to either a college or an industry. Next year they hope to get 15 new computers and buy learning programs as well as games. This year. Drama Club had a Talent Show for the 5th consecutive year and also raised money by having bake sales and dances. During the Christmas season. Drama Club members put on a play The Runaway Presents for the elementary school. One of our new teachers, Mrs. Butts, was an assistant for Mrs. Filippetti this year. Even though it is a first semester club, Mrs. Butts would like to try a one act play for a drama festival at Alfred in May. Mrs. Butts gives Laurie Beaver some last minute tips before the Drama Club production. A Star Is Born Days of Thrills and Laughter 35 Nancy Rafferty and Kathy Anstey participate in the Christmas Door Decorating Contest sponsored by the Library Council. Jed McKee, Brian Hoxie. John Augustine, Mr. King, Adviser; Chris Russell. Lori Bruce. 36 Days of Thrills and Laughter Library and Jason Fay gets ready for another A.V. Club assignment. Movie Movie Library Council is a club responsible for logging passes, keeping the message board outside the library up-to-date, showcase displays, and performing odd jobs around the library. Members of the Library Council sell candy to support their activites which include a faculty tea, held for the faculty and administration in the fall and a door decorating contest for the Christmas holidays. At graduation time, the Library Council gives a $100 award to a college bound senior who has demonstrated an interest in libraries or is considering a career in library science, teaching or literature. Another club of the library is the A.V. Club. A.V. is composed of students who spend their free time setting up audio visual equipment, working the auditorium lights, and videotaping school events and programs for competitions. The A.V. Club competes in local and state video competitions and has won many awards at each level. Locally they compete against schools that belong to BOCES. The local competitions are qualifiers for the State Film Media Show. Library Council President Rebecca Lutomske keeps a watchful eye on the library during her shift at the desk. Front: Mr. King. Adviser: Darlene Wytrwa. Peggy Costley. Carine Thorp, Christine Smith; Back: Tanya Berry. Rebecca Lutomske. Karen Blim. Days of Thrills and Laughter 37 Front: Mrs. Huston, Jerry Doane, Shanin Dickinson, Patty Smith, Brenda Johnson. Back: Emily Green, Robin Parlett, Shelly Teed, Kevin Miller. Miss Malloy. Holly Havens. Joan Green. Anita Fitch, Nancy Rafferty, Kathy Anstey. and Norman Covert participate in the discussion in different ways. 38 Days of Thrills and Laughter FHA HERO Jason Fay. Mrs. Huston. Adviser; Tom Myers. Tammy Henley. Dawn Ameigh. Laura Sokolowslci. Miss Malloy. Joan Green. Advise and Consent Future Homemakers of America Home Economics Related Occupations is a nationwide organization. Mrs. Chris Huston became leader of the group 19 years ago when she started teaching at Watkins High. The group sponsors different fund raisers for various groups in the area and works with other groups nationwide to promote good will and comradeship. The group attends, when funds allow, the Eastern Convention annually at Grossinger’s. They hope to have more members join the State Officer’s Club in the near future. Mrs. Huston also started a group of her own origin in 1976. Nicknamed FLIP, the Family Life Players work with a type of drama called role playing. She started the group when she saw how role playing could be used to bridge the generation gap. Since its “birth”, the group has given presentations for PTA meetings, church groups, mental education programs, and schools in the Southern Tier. Both groups are still going strong, changing and growing with the flow of new students from year to year. Mrs. Chris Huston leads discussion in sociology class. Merle Bedient listens to a discussion in home ec class. Advise and Consent Days of Thrills and Laughter 39 Front: Darlene Coons, Rose Marie Roccisano, Mrs. Brown, Adviser; Dawn Ney, Chris Personius; Row Two: Margaret Rondinaro, Chris Wead, Michelle Champion, Anita Fragola. Jeff Peak. Jennifer Morris, Alex Damiani; Back: April Peterson, Julie Walker. Laurie Beaver, Eric Nyre, Kim Stratton. Chris Gill. Dawn Ney. Layout Editor, works at her usual speed. Rose Marie Roccisano, Editor, leafs through material for the next edition. 40 Days of Thrills and Laughter Newspaper and Olympics The Front Page “The Standard”, a semi-weekly paper, is in its second year of publications. With Mrs. Danna Brown, adviser; Rose Marie Roccisano, editor; and Jeffrey Peak, assistant editor, The Standard” staff works to put out a school paper every two weeks. The paper sells for 25$ and contains school news, pictures, games, and student polls. “The Standard” also focuses on interest stories. Another activity of Mrs. Brown is Olympics of the Mind, new to our school this year. Although not affiliated with the national organiztion, the group patterns or selects its activities from the national handbook. The purpose is to encourage competitive creativity; to stimulate creative problem solving of everyday events, objects, and experiences; and to brainstorm individually or collectively. David Baltzer writes his solutions to a problem. Front: Anna Perry, Madeleine Moore. Mrs. Brown, Adviser; Dennis McCray. Row Two: Jed McKee. Jessica Greenstein. Ja son Fay, Greta Cosgrove, Alex Damiani. David Baltzer. Eric Nyre. Back: Denise Rocholl. Carrie Licht. The Snowball Express The Watkins Glen High Ski Club offers a unique two-fold lifetime experience to its fifty-one members under the direction of Mr. Robert Drabkowski and Mrs. Barbara Davis. President-elect Dawn VanAmburg and Secretary-Treasurer Carrie Licht are both avid enthusiasts and leaders of the club’s many successful activities held throughout the year. Beginning in January, the club participates with Greek Peak in an eight week evening program. offering lessons, lifts, rentals, and transportation for a rate of $16.00 per night for five hours of skiing. Old Man Winter provided better ski conditions this past season. The club members experienced the spills and thrills of downhill. Some members took their lumps on the head. To climax the season, the club makes possible for its skiers to try out their downhill skills at Stowe, Vermont, the ski capital of the East. Through dances and fund raisers, the students are able to elect this once-in-a-lifetime experience for the entire March weekend. Previous years’ groups have gone to Pico and Lake Placid for this ski weekend. These lifetime experiences offer both social and educational growth for the students, giving to them one more golden opportunity at W.G.H.S. Think snow and meet a skier. 42 Days of Thrills and Laughter The Snowball Express Are you having a little trouble with that boot. Dawn? Kevin Randolph laughs as Laurie takes a spill. Johanna Koskinen and Emily Kramer are ready to brave the elements. Chris Gill thinks, “1 have to ski on that slope? Front Row: Rick Hughey. Mrs. Davis. Mi chelle Herold. Kathy Marciniak, Dawn VanAmburg; Row 2: Eliah Bornstein. Mark Merletti. Eric Kittell. Andrew Drake. Tim Moffett. Jeff Peak. Chris Gill. Peggy Augustine, Lori Bruce, Debbi Loose, Scott Freese, Mr. Drabkowski; Row 3: Johanna Koskinen. Alex Damiani, Todd Peters, George Rutledge. Pam Gunning. Joel Davis. Michele Konopski, Lisa LaRose. Laurie Beaver; Row 4: Jim Bruce, Richard Tillinghast. Brenda Pastrick, Marcie Lane. Jeff Jones, Kris Venczel. Sarah Bartow, Jerry Loose, David Brill, Lori Connelly, Carrie Licht. Anisa Spaulding, Kim Bradley, Kevin Randolph. Tim Fraboni. Brett Freese, Kent Duane Ski Club Days of Thrills and Laughter 43 Front Row: Rose Marie Roccisano. Editor-in-Chief. Newspaper: Marla Pearsall. Editor. Yearbook; Back Row: Chris Bond, National Honor Society: John Melveney, Math Club; Jim Combs. Lettermen’s Club Front Row: Connie Callanan. French Honorary; Andra Moffett, French Honorary; Joe Bierline. Band; Back Row: Joey Fazzary. French Honorary. Jim Combs. Lettermen’s Club; Chris Bond. National Honor Society; Brenda Johnson, FHA -HERO; John Melveney. Math Club; Donald Mason, Spanish Honorary; Bill LeRoux, A.V. Club; Tim Thompson. Band Kim Kelly. Junior Class; Anita Fitch. Student Council; Julie Metal. Senior Class; Dina Ciprich, Sophomore Class 44 Days of Thrills and Laughter Presidents’ Page Carol Abbey Mike Affeldt Lori Ahart Tricia Augustine Linda Baker David Baltzer Tony Bellavigna Betsy Bianco Tad Bond Kim Bradley David Brill Laurie Caldwell Shawn Callahan Connie Callanan Karen Carnahan Margaret Clinch Sanford Christensen Curt Connelly Lori Connelly Nancy Cooper Richard Cope Richard Cosgrove Ruth Coston Chris Coy Alex Damiani Lenny DeBolt Richard Decker Ken Depew Frank DcSarno Ken Dillon Marshiel Dinkins Jerry Doane John Dunbar Lisa Dunbar Denise Dutton Dan Ector Lin Edsall Karl Eldridge Betsy Bianco. Vice President; Dawn Ney. Secretary; Mrs. Loughlin. Adviser; Kim Kelly, President; Kevin Randolph, Treasurer. Laurie Caldwell and Kim Kelly could not stand to watch it wiggle or jiggle any more. Juniors Run Wild, Run Free 47 Bud Emmons Mike Esposito Vincent Esposito Lisa Everett Nick Fazzary Joseph Fazzary Eugene Fraboni Anita Fragola Mark Frost Ricky Gallow Kim Gardner Jeff Gascon Tim Gascon Dominic Gezzi Chris Gill Peggy Green James Greuber Anne Grinolds Missy Guild Phil Hanlin Holly Havens 48 Run Wild, Run Free Juniors Mike Herold Gary Hill Sheila Hodge Missy Hoffmeier Sally Howell Rick Jackson Rodney Jackson Brenda Johnson Kathy Jones Kim Kelly Becky Kendall Todd Kennedy Mark Knuckles Jerry Loose Becky Lutomske Jim Mapes Jennifer Maine Adam Marciniak Andra Moffett Chris Morin Jennifer Morris Juniors Run Wild, Run Free 49 Sam Morse Sue Mosher Renee Mowry Kristi Naylor Dawn Ney Mark Notarfonzo Tracy Novak Eric Nyre Beth Palmer Kyle Palmer Robin Parlett Jeff Peak Marla Pearsall Brian Pierce Bill Pierce Scott Pike Kevin Randolph Leon Rathbun Amanda Reimels Janet Rhodes Michelle Robinson Adam Marciniak gives Mindy Franzese his point of view on the upcoming Odessa game. Ruth Coston, Alisa Spaulding. Dawn Ney, Jennifer Morris, and Jeff Peak ready the junior float. 50 Run Wild, Run Free Juniors Connie Callanan and Denise Rocholl diligently prepare for their next classes. Denise Rocholl Todd Rodabaugh George Rutledge Chris Scata Megan Schimizzi Greg Schoffner Melissa Scholtisek Jill Sgrecci Sharon Shepardson Brian Simpson Christine Smith Alisa Spaulding Almost Angels The Junior Class has two things going for it. spirit and credit. To have credit one must have spirit, and the juniors have both. Their spirit was culminated in one and only one class float, “Mow Down Moravia.” Even though it placed second, it was better than the two from their sophomore year. The juniors increased considerably their class treasury by sponsoring the most profitable class dance in September. They revived and revised the once sophomore carnival and sponsored three dances to boost the central treasury. The junior year is the first year for most students to start earning credit. In the fall, the juniors sold Christmas candles, earning $3000 of individual credit. During February the class sponsored the traditional record, tape, and cassette sale. Before the senior play, the juniors bustled to sell ads, earning 20% of the sales. Then during the play, they ushered and sold tickets and refreshments. The culmination of the junior class’s efforts was the preparation and decoration for the prom. The Class of ’85 had a profitable, growing, and together year. Almost Angels Run Wild, Run Free 51 Anisa Spaulding Jeff Stranick Keith Swarthout Matt Swart wood Heidi Switzer Becky Tanner Tammy Tanner Artie Teed Ken Thurston Mike Trader Mike Upham Mickey Usher Jack VanDeusen Karen VanHorn Brenda Voorheis Keith Voorheis Larry Wager Wally Wasson David Wescott David Wheatley Mike Williamson David Wilson Mark Wood Michelle Woodard Rex Youmans Betty Bianco. Susan Mosher. Anisa Spaulding. Joey Fazzary. Lori Connelly. Matt Swartwood. Chris Scata, and other Seneca supporters watch the festivities at the 1983 Homecoming. Nancy Cooper reaches for a grounder. 52 Run Wild, Run Free Juniors From the oesi-sene' that rea'iy Knew a geoeratroo Gene remembered it all. That summer during World War II, the friendships at school, and most of all, the tree which changed their lives forever. PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS A ROBFRT A GOLDSTON OTTO PUASCHKES PRODUCTION A LARRY PEERCE fltM PG A SEFAFWE PEACE IN COLOR A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Dawn Ameigh Daneen Arcangeii Jack Arcangeii Jay Arcangeii Dorothy Armstrong Patricia Arnold Sarah Bartow Merle Bedient Mark Bianco LeeAnn Blaskowitz Jeff Blim Margaret Brand Dina Brubaker Jim Bruce David Burgess Mrs. Bartholomew guides Jack Arcangeii through his typing difficulties as Sue Stocum types away. Paula Woodford takes a pause as she turns the page. 54 A Separate Peace Sophomores Mike Champion Dina Ciprich Darlene Coons Lisa Cope Danna Culligan Tammy Davis Missy Dean Tony DeNardo Robin DeSarno Marjorie Dinkins Sam DiStefano Susan Doane Tracy Duane Jeff Everett Carol Fausel Jason Fay Lynn Force Jeff Forney Michelle Fraboni Julie Franzese Craig Gardner Madeleine Moore awaits Christmas for the grand opening. Michele Pierce, Vice President; Lisa Osborn, Treasurer; Mrs. Brown, Adviser; Corinne Kelly. Secretary; Dina Ciprich. President. Sophomores A Separate Peace 55 Sophomores Vicki Taylor and Tracy Duane await their turn to show their prowess during softball practice. Sophomores Margaret Rondinaro and Caroline Seaman prepare for the Homecoming Parade. John Gezzi Joe Gibbons Rachel Gibson Patti Gifford Kevin Glenn Brian Glover Denise Good Dan Greenfield Jessica Greenstein Georgienne Greuber Clayton Groves Tammy Henley Donna Howell Brian Hoxie Joel Husted Michelle Huston Marcia Josey Andy Kelly 56 A Separate Peace Sophomores Corinnc Kelly Tim Kirkendall Susan Koch Michele Konopski Benjamin Kramer Mary Kuehnle Stacey Lane Kathy Lodge Roberta Lovell Beth MacNamara Dennis McCray Jed McKee Mark Merletti Frank Miller Richard Miller Madeleine Moore Carol Morin Lee Morris It’s Alive The Class of 1986 pulled together in the fall to build its float, “Decapitate Moravia” in Teresa Stamp’s barn. The sophomores encountered and overcame many obstacles to build their float, the structures that would not stand, the wind that nearly blew away their efforts, the visitors that spied on their progress. The Class drew strength from many parents, Mrs. Kramer who delivered pizza, the Stamp’s who donated their barn and who drove, the Rondinaro’s who have had much practice with class projects. At the judging stand, the “Seneca Indian” decapitated the “Blue Devil,” loosing balloons to the sky. Even though the float placed third, the sophomores were proud of their efforts. During the year the sophomores sponsored three dances to boost their treasury. They also sold refreshments at three of the nine home basketball games. The big event of the year, sponsored by the sophomores, was a Sports Night held in March. The Sports Night featured the seniors versus the faculty in some conventional and some not so conventional games. The competition involved one on one challenges and organized games. Some spectacular events were riding a scooter and shooting a basket from the scooter; an obstacle course; hopping in a sack and making a basket; miniature golf; and volleyball. This evening was an innovation of the Class and Mrs. Brown because the class was one of the off year classes; it would not benefit from the donkey basketball. The sophomores, however, padded their treasury to compensate for their off year standing and learned more how to work as a class. Jerry Muirhead Brian Naylor Ralph Nemeth Nancy Onan Lisa Osborn Brenda Overhiser Frank Palmer Anna Perry Brian Perry Carol Peters Mike Peters Sherman Peterson Geoffrey Pierce Michele Pierce Mike Raplee Ronnie Rea Ed Robinson Margaret Rondinaro Chris Russell Susan Sandritter Mrs. Brown readies her sophomores for the ride down Decatur. 58 A Separate Peace Sophomores Jessica Greenstein and Kermit get ready for biology lab. Scott Walters prepares for another French class. Brian Naylor concentrates as he prepares a masterpiece. Marja Savino Angela Schlief Steve Schouten Caroline Seaman Pam Sears Craig Secord Debbie Simpson Duane Simpson Billy Smith Patti Smith Marilyn Snyder Teresa Stamp Matt Stansfield Jim States Mary Stevenson Sue Stocum Sophomores A Separate Peace 59 Sue Stocum watches intently the Homecoming Game as she awaits necessary stats. Carla Sumey LeRoy Swartz Glenn Taylor Vicki Taylor Roger Teemley Carine Thorp Mike Tomassi Kelley Tuttle Debbie Umnitz Missy VanEtten Sonja Voorheis Scott Walters Brian Westlake Diana Wickham Tammy Williamson Tina Winchell Terry Wood Paula Woodford Bill Woodford Darlene Wytrwa Three sophomores work on their dreaded biology labs as Freshman Ben Pully glimpses at what is to come. 60 A Separate Peace Sophomores GREAT EXPECTATIONS Freshmen Vicki Lucas, John Updyke, April Peterson, Susie Metal. Mindy Franzese, and Ben Pully quickly learn how to use their high school study halls. Tim Albro Melissa Arnold Margaret Augustine Susie Ball Dave Barber Ken Barber Lisa Bartone Steve Beaver Tanya Berry Jeff Bierline Kari Bond Karla Bond Paul Bond Kelly Bonzo Monica Brace Norman Bracken Wendy Briggs Debby Brinthaupt Brian Brown David Brown Lara Burris Lisa Bartone. Treasurer; Lara Burris, Secretary; Steven Beaver. Vice-President; Mr. Morgan, Adviser; Neil Fazzary, President. 62 Great Expectations Freshmen Freshmen Kelly Good. Shanin Dickinson, and Emily Green take a leisurely stroll to class. Kevin Carson Julie Caslin Brett Chedzoy Andy Cole Larry Compton Cheryl Coons Lynette Coons Peggy Costley Louis Davis Brian Dean Donald Dean Shanin Dickinson John Dilts Tim Doland Kevin Donahue Andrew Drake Christie Dunbar Andy Ector Freshmen Great Expectations 63 Neil Fazzary Mia Filippetti Jeff Forney Adam Franzese Mark Franzese Mindy Franzese Carl Gales Kim Gales Claudia Garbarino Paul Giasi Kelly Good Paula Goodrich Matt Grady Billy Grant Larry Grant Emily Green Tammy Grover Mark Hatch Lucinda Hart Laurie Hill Tim Albro and Patrick Maloney check out the action dowi the hall. Freshmen Mark Osatchuck, John Updyke and Vicki Lucas perform at their first high school Christmas concert. 64 Great Expectations Freshmen Willy Wilson. David Brown. James Mason. Adam Franzese. and Ken Landry are hard at work in woodshop. Todd Hill Michelle Hubbard Kevin Jackson Tiffany Jaynes Roberta Johnson Sonia Kankelfritz Melissa Kirkendall Eric Kittell Melissa Kopp Emily Kramer Becky Kraus Ken Landry Lisa Larose Tonia Leonard Gilly LeRoux Jackie Lisowski Freshmen Great Expectations 65 Lost in the Wild The Class of 1987 finally arrived at the high school and shrugged off its anonymous standing to become the Freshman Class. In September, the class performed its first class activity by electing its first officers. The freshmen quickly assumed their position at a class and started their first class project, the freshmen float. Unlike floats of prior freshmen classes, the float of the Class of 1987 was accomplished. Their float, “Blast Off”, was destroyed purposely during a show of firecrackers and balloons at halftime. Although the float placed fourth, the freshmen showed to the school that they were a together class. The second order of business for the freshmen was to start their treasury. They manned the refreshment stand at three of the nine home basketball games. In January the freshmen sponsored their first class dance and then later held a second one. The Class of 1987 was on its way to the senior year. The freshmen overcame many hurdles from September to June as they acclimated to the high school and their new status as a class. Debbie Loose Vickie Lucas Joe Lutomske Mike Lynd Patrick Maloney Ricky Marcin Jody Markley Wendy Marvel James Mason Roxane Mason Tammy Mathews Alice McFall Chris Melveney Suzy Metal Heidi Miller Ricky Miller Mike Minichiello Tim Moffett 66 Great Expectations Lost in the Wild Blaine Morehouse Lori Motzenbecker Faith Muirhead Tammy Munroe Joe Myers Tricia Naylor Mark Osatchuck Mike Osatchuck Kathy Paradiso Brian Peters Todd Peters April Peterson Darlene Pratt Ben Pulley Denise Randolph Bryan Rhoads William Rikczis Andrea Salbego Michael Schaffner Corey Smith Denise Randolph admires Mindy Franzese’s new hat. Susie Ball scrutinizes her Mechanical Drawing assignment. Freshmen Great Expectations 67 Margaret Stevenson Michele Stone Scott Strang Eric Taber Michelle Teed Kirsten Teeter Edwin Theetge Fred Thomas John Updyke Mark Van Lone Carter Voorheis Amy Washburn Andy Wasson Chris Wead Willy Wilson 68 Great Expectations Freshmen — WINNING prul JonnnE nEUimnn uioodiurrd ROBERT UIRGnER WINNING...IS EVERYTHING! r � ■ , . • ■’K.J.f 1 iNt )' pi I I , •� t vA k s ■ CL Jim Combs (30) evades Trumansburg’s Mike French (43) on a run. Varsity Football We They 8 Dryden 8 25 Union Springs 7 6 Odessa Montour 9 0 Newark Valley 22 35 Moravia 0 8 Edison 14 7 Trumansburg 0 38 Spencer Van Etten 8 Odessa-Montour 14 Matt Stanfield’s finger indicates the winning touchdown with seven seconds to go in the Trumansburg game. Gary Hill (37), Andy Stansfield, and Jimmy Stocum (89) are there to celebrate. Quarterback Matt Stansfield initiates a boot leg during the Trumansburg game. 70 Winning All in a Nights Work Matt Stansfield (9) awaits the play from Marshiel Dinkins (77) as Kent Duane (71). Dirk Cosgrove (85). Tom Augustine (65). Artie Teed (51). Jeff Jones (55). Jim Combs, Jeff Stranick (32). Adam Marciniak. and Jack Arcangeli all anticipate the next play against Trumansburg. Varsity Football: Front: Coach Cheplick. Marshiel Dinkins. Rick Connelly. Tom Augustine, Jim Combs. Kent Duane. Jeff Jones, Mike Upham, Row 2: Tim Rodabaugh, Scott Karius. Carl Larson. Tim McLean, Andy Stansfield. Gary Hill. Jeff Stranick, Mickey Usher, Jim Mapes, Coach Lee, Row 3: Matt Stansfield. Adam Marciniak, Kyle Palmer, Rick Jackson. Greg Schoffner, Larry Wager, Wally Wasson. Brian Creason. Pam Donajkowski. Row 4: Brian Rondianro. Jack Arcangeli. Jerry Loose, Artie Teed, Jeremy VanAlstine. Dirk Cosgrove. Lance VanAlstine All in a Nights Work Coach gives the word to his “stars.1 The Watkins Glen Football Team had another winning season this year. It was a young, tough team led by co-captains Jim Combs, Kent Duane, and Tom Augustine. The team was one of the most physically defensive teams in recent years which earned them the nickname of the “Mules.” The team was a proud, disciplined group that enjoyed success and can optimistically look to a bright future. Who will ever forget the Homecoming game when the Senecas shut out the Moravia Blue Devils, or that certain Odessa game? Although Watkins lost the bucket, all know who won. Those selected to Lakes Region and I.A.C. All-Stars were: Jim Combs, most valuable defensive player; Kent Duane, most valuable lineman; and Adam Marciniak, most valuable offensive player. All members, however, put forth their best effort to win the pride of their spectators. All in a Nights Work Winning 71 sive play as Quarterback Matt Stansfield (9) and Statistician Sue Stocum await. The Wild Bunch The Watkins Glen Junior Varsity football team was made up of 36 young, enthusiastic players. They ended with a winning season of 5-3. In the three games that they were defeated, it was only by one touchdown. The loss against Dundee was unfortunate as it was an unexpected surprise. Since the other League schools have no JV teams, we played four teams twice. This caused an irregular schedule. At Moravia the referees arrived late so the W.G. players and cheerleaders switched roles to prepare for the game, no use having all that energy going to waste. Prospects for next year's season are positive as many starters of this year's team will return as sophomores. However, one-half of the team will be lost to Varsity in 1984. J. V. Football: Front Row: Terry Wood, Duane Simpson. Mike Champion. Rick Thomas. Andy Kelly. Bud Nemeth. Chris Russell. John Updyke. Ben Pully, Tom Myers. Row 2: Coach Stratton. Blaine Morehouse. Brian Hoxie, Brian Westlake. Mark Bianco. Steven Beaver. Glenn Taylor. John Gezzi. John Dilts. Michael Schaffner. Coach Tobia, Row 3: Mike Lynd. Donald Dean. Andrew Drake, Ken Landry, Jim VanAmburg, Leroy Swartz, Jim Bruce. Row 4: Delmar Kelly. Jim Barber. Jay Arcangeli. Jim States, Mike Minichiello. Pam Donajkowski. Back Row: Kevin Glenn. Joel Husted. Eric Taber. John Augustine 72 Winning The Wild Bunch Duane Simpson (25), Mike Champion (22) and Andy Kelly (10) take a break along the sideline while Cheerleaders Michele Pierce. Kelly Tuttle and Mindy Franzese look on. Jeff Jones (55). Rick Connelly (73), and Adam Marciniak listen to Coach Bob Lee’s pre-game talk. Tight end Gary Hill (37) catches a pass and turns upfield for yardage against Moravia. JV Football We 0 Newark Valley They 6 12 Dundee 0 32 Moravia 16 34 Moravia 0 6 Newark Valley 12 12 Odessa Montour 0 14 Dundee 20 25 Odessa-Montour 0 The Wild Bunch Winning 73 J. V. Volleyball: Front Row: Sarah Bartow, Alisa Spaulding. Vicki Taylor. Ginger Bales. Dorothy Armstrong. Back Row: Coach Michel, Missy Dean. Beth MacNamara. Donna Howell. Nancy Rafferty nexTTffbve TTTSch MiclRH J.V. Volleyball WE THEY 1 Southside 2 i 0 Candor 2 0 Lansing 2 1 Tioga 2 1 Candor 2 2 Edison 1 2 Lansing 0 0 Edison 2 ! 2 E.F.A. i 1 Odessa-Mon tour 2 1 Tioga 2 2 Odessa-Montour 1 2 Candor 1 1 Lansing 2 0 Edison 2 2 Odessa-Montour 0 2 Tioga 0 i 74 Winning Keeping Em Flying Connie Callanan and Susie Stocum are “bumping” the ball while Coach Michel. Star Taylor and Denise Rocholl await in anticipation. Keep Em Flying The Volleyball teams, coached again by Mr. Robert Michel, improved to a Varsity 4-1 record and a J.V. 7-7 record. The Varsity team beat every I.A.C. team, except Candor, at least once. The Varsity girls, under the leadership of co-captains Connie Callanan and Kris Venczel, forced the top two teams, Edison and Lansing, into a play-off because Watkins beat Lansing at the end of the season. The J.V. team, led by cocaptains Missy Dean and Sarah Bartow, placed fourth in I.A.C. competition; the Varsity placed sixth. Kris Venczel made Watkins proud by her nomination to the Second I.A.C. All-Star Team. Nancy Cooper received honorable mention from the I.A.C. This season was the first to be played in the high school gym which boosted the teams’ morale. At the fall sports banquet. Coach Michel awarded MVP’s to Varsity team member Nancy Cooper and J.V. member Missy Dean. Star Taylor received most improved for Varsity competition. Beth MacNamara and Donna Howell were the most improved J.V. players. Varsity Volleyball We They 0 Southside 2 I Candor 2 1 Lansing 2 1 Tioga 2 1 Candor 2 0 Edison 2 0 Lansing 2 2 Edison ° 0 E.F.A. 2 2 Odessa-Mon tour 0 2 Tioga 0 0 Odessa Montour 2 0 Southside 2 1 Candor 2 2 Lansing 1 0 Edison 2 1 Odessa-Montour 2 1 Tioga 2 Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: Jean Abbey. Kathy Anstey, Starlett Taylor. Carrie Licht, Nancy Rafferty. Back Row: Kris Venczel. Nancy Cooper, Sue Stocum. Denise Rocholl. Connie Callanan. Coach Michel Keep Em Flying Winning 75 Richard Decker reaches to block. Ken Depew positions himself before he leaps. 76 Winning Fast Break Fast Break The Varsity Basketball Team, consisting of nine juniors and three seniors, began its season with two goals in mind: to improve last year’s 11 9 record and to compete in sectional competition. The pre-season outlook was optimistic. Watkins had good depth and experienced players, but the team, strong at the beginning, became inconsistent game to game. Watkins did not receive many breaks and did not take advantage of available opportunities during playing time. The team suffered three heartbreaking losses at mid-season, one of which was a double overtime loss to Dryden at the buzzer. Because of the depth, however, most players saw action which will build a better team for next year. Leading Watkins in many facets of play was Ken Depew who was the team’s center and high scorer and high rebounder. Bill Pierce, point guard, excelled in stealing the ball. Jim Combs became the best defensive player. Rex Youmans hustled every minute of playing time. The most improved player was Marvin Densmore, his first year on the court. Bill Pierce moves easily around the Dryden player. Varsity Basketball We They 69 Tioga 44 73 Spencer Van Etten 50 60 Candor 64 74 Odessa Montour 50 73 Newfield 66 51 Trumansburg 70 66 Newark Valley 79 68 Dryden 70 70 Edison 65 65 Tioga 58 64 Spencer Van Etten 51 58 Candor 59 76 Odessa-Montour 93 65 Newfield 78 57 Trumansburg 73 52 Newark Valley 70 56 Dryden 67 72 Edison 61 Front Row: Brian Pierce, Lin Edsall, Ken Depew, Tim Rodabaugh, Bud Emmons; Back Row: Coach Warren. Joe Fazzary, Bill Pierce. Dirk Cosgrove, Rich Decker, Rex Youmans, Jim Combs. Marvin Densmore Basketball Winning 77 J.V. Basketball We They 66 Tioga 47 45 Spencer Van Etten 42 58 Candor 51 48 Odessa-Montour 47 52 Newfield 40 60 Trumansburg 57 58 Newark Valley 44 56 Dryden 57 62 Edison 31 65 Tioga 60 52 Spencer Van Etten 39 43 Candor 32 56 Odessa Montour 58 60 Newfield 46 71 Trumansburg 39 61 Newark Valley 75 62 Dryden 55 62 Edison 51 Steve Schouten prepares to shoot. Front Row: John Updyke, Mark Franzese. Mike Champion, Neil Fazzary, Joey Gibbons. Steve Beaver; Back Row: Mike Tomassi, Mike Minichiello, Steve Schouten, Matt Stansfield, Geoff Pierce, Tom Pritchard. Coach Harlow 78 Winning J.V. Basketball Matt Stansfield looks to pass the ball to Tom Pritchard, as Mike Minichiello looks on. One on One This year the J.V. Basketball team had a very successful season. The team was lead by captains Matt Stansfield and Steve Schouten and first year coach Scott Harlow. They began the season with seven consecutive victories before losing to Dry-den by a single point while their only other loss was a 2 pt. heartbreaker at Odessa. They were also Co-Champions of the Trumansburg Christmas Tournament, sharing that victory with Ithaca High. With only four players returning from the previous year’s squad, the J.V. team performed extremely well. Sophomore forward Matt Stansfield paced the team with a 17 pt. game average, while sophomore cen- ter Steve Schouten contributed nicely with a 13 rebound game average. Their contributions were supported by the efforts of returning guard Joey Gibbons. The team achieved its winning season by long, hard hours of practice and an original pick and roll play of Coach Harlow. Steve Schouten. Mike Minichiello, Matt Stansfield. Joey Gibbons, and Tom Pritchard get some last minute tips from Coach Harlow. Mike Minichiello blocks a Dryden pass. One on One Winning 79 Tina Winchell. Pam Sears, and Chris Morin wonder what is up there while Wendy Marvel and Connie Callanan wait for the results. Varsity Basketball J.V. Basketball We They 17 Trumansburg 40 We They 1 38 Newark Valley 68 16 Candor 46 1 23 Dryden 48 31 Trumansburg 38 I 26 Elmira Heights 56 39 Newark Valley 46 1 18 Tioga 52 14 Edison 46 I 29 Spencer Van Etten 26 18 Odessa Montour 59 1 24 Candor 49 8 Tioga 39 1 31 Odessa-Montour 63 19 Trumansburg 29 1 24 Newfield 44 35 Newfield 53 1 28 Bradford 17 29 Newark Valley 34 1 26 Trumansburg 36 31 Edison 64 1 22 Corning East 36 29 Dryden 44 1 25 Newark Valley 45 25 Dryden 39 1 24 Dryden 59 25 Odessa-Montour 47 1 24 Elmira Heights 66 34 Spencer Van Etten 32 1 42 Bradford 30 80 Winning Girls’ Basketball They Went That-A-Way and That-A-Way An eleven-woman team, one senior, four juniors, five sophomores, and one freshman, took the court to represent Watkins in girl’s basketball. Coached for the first time by Mr. Joe Tobia, the girls battled against impressive I. A. C. schools. Tina Winchell, cocaptain, earned the honor of high scorer. Sue Stocum and Pam Sears led in rebounds. Connie Callanan, Alisa Spaulding, and Stacey Lane paced their team as point guards. Marja Savino aided Coach Tobia as statistician. Diane Hughey, the sole senior and co-captain, highlighted the season by scoring for the opponents, T-burg. Reportedly, she made the best lay-up ever while her fellow players screamed. At home the Varsity girls sported new white jerseys with maroon ad blue trim. Because the team competed against more experienced, taller teams, the girls delighted in just being ahead furing a game. This year, however, girl’s basketball started a building program. Miss Gail SMith coached a seven-member J. V. team, the majority of which were eighth graders. Marjorie Dinkins was captain. The addition of a J. V. team will develop players earlier. Yes, I can make a basket, thinks Connie Callanan. but without a push from Wendy Marvel. Front Row: Stacey Lane, Wendy Marvel. Diane Hughey; Row 2: Coach Tobia, Pam Sears. Sue Stocum, Marja Savino: Row 3: Beth MacNamara. Karen VanHorn, Chris Morin; Row 4: Alisa Spaulding. Connie Callanan; Back Row: Tina Winchell They Went That-A-Way and That-A-Way Winning 81 All the Right Moves The Watkins cheerleaders have become a standard of excellence for all of our competitive teams. Varsity Captain Margaret Franzese and Junior-Varsity Captain Julie Franzese have maintained those high standards for another year with the help of first year coach Brenda Warren. Rigorous practice and hours of planning helped our cheerleaders defend their outstanding I.A.C. record on February 11, 1984 at Dryden. Something new this year was “The First Annual Invitational Cheerleading Competition.” Held on January 7, 1984, twen- ty-six schools were invited to compete. Since we were hosting this great event, our cheerleaders were not allowed to compete. They did perform some of their slick award winning routines for exhibition. Tammy Davis. Denise Randolph. Lisa Bartone. Michelle Fraboni. Mindy Franzese, and Kelly Bonzo cheer on the J.V. football team. 82 Winning All the Right Moves Varsity Cheerleaders: Row 1: Julie Parete. Row 2: Michele Pierce. Jennifer Morris. Row 3: Cindy Fraboni. Amy Cole. Bambi Fazzary. Row 4: Laurie Caldwell, Missy Robinson, Kristi Naylor. Tracy Naylor. Margaret Franzese Julie Parete. Denise Randolph, and Jennifer Morris lead the crowd in a cheer. Captain Margaret Franzese sets the beat and pace for sideline cheers. All the Right Moves Winning 83 Tammy Davis. Dina Brubaker. Danna Culligan. and Michelle Fraboni de cide to try the team’s bench. Kelly Bonzo. Denise Randolph. Dina Brubaker. Julie Franzese. and Bambi Fazzary cheer for a Big “V.” 84 Winning All the Right Moves J.V. Cheerleaders: Lisa Bartone. So-nja Voorheis. Michelle Fraboni. Danna Culligan. Julie Franzese, Kelly Bonzo, Lisa Cope, Tracy Duane, Tammy Davis. Mindy Franzese, Denise Randolph. Dina Brubaker, Michele Pierce Michelle Fraboni gives the photographer a big smile. J.V. Captain Julie Franzese claps for a good football play. All the Right Moves Winning 85 Girls’ Tennis: Front: Sue Mosher, Anita Fitch. Denise Walsh. Marja Savino. Mia Filippetti. Monica Brace. Carol Morin. Back Row: Chris Gill. Johanna Koskinen. Chris Morin. Andrea Holmes. Tracy Duane. Coach Davis. 86 Winning Hail the Conquering Hero The six athletes wearing new white skirts placed second overall in Tennis Sectionals. Left to right: Sue Mosher. Chris Gill. Johanna Koskinen, Coach Barb Davis. Andrea Holmes. Anita Fitch, and Denise Walsh. Hail the Conquering Hero The Girls Tennis Team rallied its way to a record of 6-5 with its team of seven experienced and six newcomers. The three seniors: Andrea Holmes, Denise Walsh, Anita Fitch held the first, second, and third singles positions, respectively. The four juniors: Susan Mosher, Chris Gill, Kathie Jones, and Chris Morin added the necessary double team strength. Ex- change student, Johanna Koskinen found most success in a doubles combination with Chris Gill, and together they gave the team the needed points along with Andrea Holmes, to place second in Section IV Class B Tournament. Andrea Holmes, the MVP award winner with a seasonal record of 16-2, returned the second straight year as the Section IV Class B Singles Champion after five straight wins in Binghamton. She then advanced to Intersectional Champion by beating Notre Dame Class C winner. The most Improved Award went to Denise Walsh, while the Hardest Worker Awards were held by Freshmen Mia Filippetti and Monica Brace. Denise Walsh backhand lob. Girls’ Tennis WE THEY 4 Dundee 1 I EFA 4 4 Addison 1 3 Hammondsport 2 4 Dundee 1 2 Corning East 5 2 Trumansburg 3 0 EFA 7 3 Trumansburg 2 6 Ithaca 3 3 Corning East 5 Hail the Conquering Hero Winning 87 Jason Fay takes one more lap at practice. Chariots of Fire The Girls’ Varsity Swim Team ended its season with a 5-7 record. The girls lost twice to Lansing, Dryden, and Odessa-Montour and once to Southern Cayuga. They beat only Edison and Bath twice and Southern Cayuga once. They placed fifth in the League Championship meet at E.F.A. and participated in the Sectional Meet at Norwich. Team Captain Ann Minichiello, the only senior swimmer kept spirits high and the team working hard. Everyone’s times improved. The team had great fun wherever the girls went. The Cross Country team ran their way to a 4-5 record to place fourth out of 10 teams in I.A.C. Competition. This was the first year in four that the team had enough players to compete in Sectionals. Coach Gail Smith, a new teacher in the Middle School, encouraged nine junior-high boys to compete. Coach Smith also changed the course to the Glen Camping area. Only two team members were veterans. Lin Edsall earned the title of most valuable player, and Mike Trader was the most improved. The team overcame many calamities to achieve their fourth place in the I.A.C.: Chris Melveney who fell a lot and competition in the pitch dark. Cross Country: Mike Trader. Chris Melveney, Brett Chedzoy, Coach Smith. Lin Edsall, Jed McKee, Jason Fay 88 Winning Chariots of Fire Girls’ Swim Team: Front Row: Coach Cheplick. Lara Burris, Tricia Naylor, Roberta Lovell, Kelly Bonzo, Sonia Kankelfritz, Susie Ball. Coach Wood. Row 2: Daneen Arcangeli, Debbie Loose. Anita Fragola, Christie Dunbar, Amy Washburn. Back Row: Teresa Stamp. Mickey Hubbard. Emily Kramer. Ann Minichiello. Michele Pierce. Stacey Lane Girls’ Swimming We They 85 Bath 83 105 Edison 48 62 Lansing 110 93 Bath 76 28 Odessa 48 88 Southern Cayuga 84 73 Dryden 97 95 Edison 56 60 Lansing 111 79 Odessa 93 22 Southern Cayuga 54 79 Dryden 93 The gun is off. and the race is begun. Chariots of Fire Winning 89 Chris Wickham makes waves as he swims the breastroke. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Thanks to the “big guys”. Coach Woodworth and Coach Michel, who kept the team working hard, the Boys’ Swim Team enjoyed yet another winning season. This makes four “great” seasons consecutively. Captains Ed Ailing, Jeff Gapp, Joe Scaptura, and Chris Wickham also helped to keep the team in line by showing who is boss in some rough water polo games. Of course, “the” highlight of the season was beating the Odessa team. The meet looked close for a while, but the Senecas, with the support of the cheerleaders, rallied to show who was the best. Another high point of the season was Jeff Gapp breaking his own 200 free record. Watkins was the largest team in the I.A.C. which afforded it the needed depth to remain undefeated. Congratulations to the senior swimmers on four outstanding years. And good luck to everyone else on keeping up that winning tradition for another year. 90 Winning 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Front Row: Bill LeRoux, David Wheatley, Chris Scata, Colin Hatsell, Dominic Gezzi, Paul Giasi, Mike Dean; Row 2: Denise Rocholl, Kris Venczel. Susie Ball, Tricia Naylor, Lara Burris, Becky Kraus; Row 3: Coach Michel. Coach Woodworth, John Gezzi. Jeff Jones. Paul Bond, Jimmy VanAmburg, Chris Melveney. Ken Landry. Ben Kramer. Tim Fraboni, Alex Damiani; Row 4: Ed Ailing, Chris Wickham, Jeff Gapp, Joe Scaptura, Ed Lovell, Chris Bond. Bill Beardsley, David Ely. Peter Clifford. Kevin Gardner, Jim Mapes. Lenny DeBolt We Boys’ Swimming They 63 Hornell 109 106 Waverly 57 122 Southern Cayuga 46 109 Lansing 56 96V-J Edison 59' 105 Waverly 66 86 Odessa-Montour 70 113 Dryden 59 96 Edison 60 34 Odessa-Montour 42 109 Dryden 63 58 Southern Cayuga 25 113 Lansing 58 Jeff Gapp takes a practice lap to perfect his stroke. Joe Scaptura gets off to a perfect start. Swimming Winning 91 An intense Adam Marciniak has the advantage. Front Row: Coach Wheeler, Andy Wasson. Mark Wood. Wally Wasson. Leon Rathbun. Merle Bedient; Row 2: Keith Swarthout, Mike Trader, David Vollmer, Andy Stansfield; Back Row: Rick Connelly, Adam Marciniak. Marshiel Dinkins. Mike Upham Front Row: Mike Guild, Aaron Stansfield. Steve Swarthout, Mark Bianco, Norman Bracken, Mike Osatchuck; Back Row: Coach Gawne, Eric Taber. Bryan Rhoads. Mike Lynd. Mark Frost Takedown The wrestling Senecas, coached by Jeff Wheeler, ended their season this year with a 9-4 record. Unexpected victories were over Corning West and Waverly. This year our wrestlers did extremely well in tournaments. Six placed at Hammondsport and six at the EFA Christmas Tournament. At our own 2nd Annual Watkins Glen Invitational, there were three first place winners. They were Andy Stansfield (145 lbs.) and Rick Connelly (155 lbs.), both senior wrestlers and junior Adam Marciniak, at 167 lbs. Also two other Watkins wrestlers placed. Overall Watkins placed 5th competing with seventeen other teams. This year’s most outstanding wrestler at the Tournament was Andy Stansfield. Wrestlers who were unde- feated in dual matches this year were Rick Connelly and Adam Marciniak. Senior wrestlers Rick Connelly and Andy Stansfield both have been wrestling since 7th grade. Each has devoted numerous hours of their time practicing. This year it finally paid off; both have placed first in several tournaments and have excellent overall records. Varsity Wrestling We They 46 Corning West 24 52 Newark Valley 19 32 Elmira Notre Dame 33 41 Hammondsport 18 60 Newfield 12 30 Odessa-Montour 35 56 South Seneca 9 30 Waverly 26 45 Edison 25 27 Bath 31 37 Tioga Dundee 29 We J.V. Wrestling They 17 Corning West 10 12 Newark Valley 29 51 Elmira Notre Dame 6 18 Hammondsport 18 15 Newfield 0 11 Odessa-Montour 21 12 South Seneca 6 30 Waverly 19 14 Edison 22 9 Bath 10 12 Tioga 8 Dundee Takedown Winning 93 Michelle Pierce. Geoff Pierce, Steve Schouten. and Margaret Rondinaro encourage the judges to vote number one for the sophomore float. The junior class’s big guy mows over a Moravian Devil. 94 Winning Homecoming The Homecoming On Friday, October 14, 1983, Watkins beat Moravia, 35-0 making it the Senecas’ second win. The crowning of Homecoming Queen took place that night during halftime. The nominees for Homecoming Queen were Amy Cole, Margaret Franzese, Patty Koch, Tracy Naylor, and Starlett Taylor. Their escorts were Kent Duane, Tim Rodabaugh, John Melveney, Brud Holland, and Joe Scaptura respectively. This year’s Homecoming Queen was Patty Koch. Patty received a necklace and corsage, and then Coach Wheeler crowned her and gave her a half dozen of roses and a trophy. The Queen’s Court received a necklace, corsage, and a rose. During halftime, another exciting event took place. The four classes participated in a float competition. The Senior Class finally pulled together and won. They had a float entitled “The Devilish Boom” which contained a devil in a cannon which was shot through the fiery gates of hell. The second place winner was the Junior Class with the “Seneca machine” devouring the Moravia Blue Devils. Third place was given to the Sophomore Class with its depiction of the Seneca Indian decapitating the Blue Devil with a single arrow. In fourth place was the enormous music box of the Freshman Class which expelled the Blue Devils from its confines. The Queen, the Court, and their Escorts: Amy Cole, Kent Duane. Margaret Franzese. Tim Rodabaugh, Patty Koch. John Melveney. Tracy Naylor, Brud Holland, Starlett Taylor. Joe Scaptura Marjorie Dinkins. J.V. Basketball; Sarah Bartow and Missy Dean, J.V. Volleyball; Julie Franzese, J.V. Cheerleaders Jeff Gapp. Ed Ailing, Chris Wickham. Joe Scaptura, Swimming Tina Winchell, Diane Hughey. Connie Callanan, and Kris Venczel. Volleyball; Andrea Holmes. Tennis; Ann Minichiello. Swimming; Margaret Franzese. Varsity Cheerleading Lin Edsall. Mike Trader. Cross Country Front Row: Andy Stansfield. Football and Wrestling. Tom Augustine. Football; Duane Simpson. J.V. Football; Row 2: Jim Combs. Football and Basketball; Rick Connelly. Football and Wrestling; Tim Rodabaugh, Basketball; Adam Marciniak. Wrestling; Marshiel Dinkins, Football; Andy Kelly, J.V. Football 96 Winning Captains’ Page TO SIR WITH LOVE Mr. Robert Drabkowski General Science Mr. Nicholas Dugo Social Studies Mrs. Marilyn Filippetti English Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick Spanish Mr. Brian J. Gawne Health Science Mr. Scott Harlow Business Mr. Andrew Holmes English Mrs. Christine Huston Home Economics 98 To Sir With Love Faculty Mr. George Scaptura Business Manager Mr. Jim O'Brien Cafeteria Manager Mr. Craig Cheplick Social Studies Mr. David Cook Chemistry Physics Mrs. Barbara Davis Physical Education Mrs. Sarah Kenyon Resource Room Mr. Robert King Library Mrs. Carol Kunzmann Reading Lab Mr. Gerald Loughlin Biology Mrs. Nancy Loughlin French Mr. Donald Maas Art Mrs. Eileen Malaney Business Fantastic Voyage . • . � This year we have two new teachers who share a common trait: they are world travelers. These teachers are Mr. Ian Pitcairn and Mr. Scott Harlow. Mr. Pitcairn and his family are from Linlithgow, Scotland. Mr. Pitcairn teaches high school math in Southqueensferry about 12 miles from Linlithgow. The exchange with the Herforth’s was made through the Fulbright Teachers Exchange Organization. The Pitcairn’s enjoy staying in America, although they miss many customs in Scotland. They find life here challenging and demanding but very rewarding. Mr. Harlow has traveled much within the past years. In his last year of college he went to India to be a financial analyst. When he returned to the United States, he joined the Peace Corp. Mr. Harlow then went to Liberia, a Negroid republic. After a three-month training period, he worked in agriculture and nutrition. Because of a military coup, he was forced to leave or become a teacher. He decided to become a teacher. He taught for a couple of years and then traveled Eurpoe for six months. After returning to the United States, he obtained his position at Watkins Glen. 100 To Sir With Love Fantastic Voyage Reetha Shumway, Carol Kunz-mann, Beth Malloy. Emma Smith. Scott Harlow, Bob King, Eileen Malaney and Sally Kenyon enjoy socialization at the Library Council's Halloween Tea for the staff. Mrs. Harriet McCormack Guidance Mr. Richard McIntyre Mechanical Drawing Mr. Charles Medalie Guidance Mr. Max Moore Driver Education Mr. Abbott Morgan English Mr. Robert Morin Social Studies Mr. Ian Pitcairn Math Mr. Kurt Powell Music Mrs. Gretchen Pratt Special Education Faculty To Sir With Love 101 Mr. Robert Salamy Industrial Arts Miss Emma Lou Smith Social Studies Mr. Frank Steber English Mrs. Elaine Stevens English Mr. Joseph Stratton Special Education Mr. Patrick Tammaro Social Studies Mr. Daniel Teed Industrial Arts Mr. Ernest Tolman Music Mrs. Ruth Warner Math Mr. David Warren Math Mr. Jeff Wheeler Physical Education Mr. Steve Woodworth Physical Education 102 To Sir With Love Faculty Mrs. Elizabeth Paradiso Health Aide Mrs. Reetha Shumway Aide Mrs. Barbara Baldwin Mr. Lorenz’s Secretary Mrs. Nancy Cleveland Guidance Office Mrs. Kitty Depew A.V. Mrs. Betty Ferri Office Mrs. Mary Hoose Aide Mrs. Helen Human Library Mrs. Penny Mapes Aide Mrs. Mary Nichols Aide Mrs. Paradiso eyes the pile of physicals still to be completed. Aides To Sir With Love 103 Last Hurrah And so our yearbook is completed. It is with great relief, but also with great satisfaction that we have finished the endless layouts, pictures, articles, captions, and deadlines. Our two new advisors, Mrs. Loughlin and Miss Smith, have been super. Their help and time have been so much appreciated. In the movies, action is more important than words. Such is the case with our yearbook. Now the lights have dimmed, the cameras cease to roll, and the action is cut. There is no need for more words. Our yearbook has come to a close. 104 Closing The Last Hurrah Here is the newly elected House of Representatives. Abbey. Jean M. BOCES— Data Processing. Gris' Basketball 2. Softball 1. 2.3.4. Tennis 2. Track 3.4 Albro. Charlene B Ailing. Edward C. Letterman's Club 1.2.3,4. Student Council 3. Baseball 1.2. Football 1; Boys' Swimming 1.2.3.4. -Co—Capt 4. Ju nior Class Pres Anderson. Wendy M BOCES —Data Processing. FH A 1. Softball 2 Angle. Douglas A. F H A 1.2.3.4 Anatey, Kathryn J. AV 1.2.3. —Vice President 3: Chorus 2,3.4. Flip 2. Letterman's Club 3.4. Qualitones 3.4. Senior Play 3.4. Ski Club 4. Girls' Basketball 2-Mgr.: Softball 2.3.4-Captain 2; Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Captain 1,2.3 Arcangeli, Jeff Arnold. Carl Jr. BOCES Welding Augustine. Thomas R, Letterman's Club 3.4 Vice President 4. Baseball 1.2.3.4. —Captain 2; Cross Country 1.2.3.4 Captain 2.4 Baldassarre. Kevin D. BOCES- Machine Shop. Band 1; Letterman's Club 4, Football 2.3.4 Ball. Brenda Ann Band 1.2.3.4; Letterman's Club 3.4; Ski Club 3.4; Cheerleading 2.3 Barber. Dawn Marie Chorus 1.2.3,4 Barden. Colleen Chorus 1.2.3.4. School Store 2.3. Cheerleadmg 3. Girls' Swimming 2 Beardsley. William Letterman's Club 2.3.4. Sk. Club 2; Baseball 1.2,3.4. Boys Swimming 2.3.4 Beaver. Laureen J. Chorus 1.2.3,4, Drama Club 2.3.4— Treasurer 2.3—Presi dent 4. Math Club 1.4, Newspaper Staff 4. Qualitones 3. 4. Senior Play 1.2.3.4. Ski Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4 — Treasurer 4 Bierline. Frank J. Ill Band 1.2.3.4 Treasurer. Jazz Band 1.2.3.4. Math Club 1.2.3.4. Student Council 1.2; Boys' Swimming 2 Blim. Karen Chorus 2.3. Library Council 1.2,3.4; School Store 2.3; Special Olympics 1.2.4 Bond. Chris Swimming 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 2. Math Club 2 —Trea surer 3.4; National Honor Society 2.3.4 — President. Spanish Honorary 4. Letterman's Club 1.2,3.4 Bruce. Lorilynn Marie AV 1.2.4 Secretary 4. Chorus 1,2.4; Drama Club 1.2. 4 —Treasurer 4. Math Club 1.2. Qualitones 4; Senior Play 4. Ski Club 1.2.4. Student Council 2. Buisch. Steve FH A 4— Activity Advisor 4 Cady. Connie Lynn School Store 2.3; Softball 1.2. Girls' Swimming 3 Casbeer. Wendy School Store 2.3; Library Council 3 Champion. Michelle D. Chorus 1.2.3.4. Newspaper Staff 4; Qualitones 3.4; Student Council 3.4 Clifford. Peter T. Golf 2.3; Boys' Swimming 1.2.3.4 Cole, Amy Beth Band I; Letterman's Gub 3.4; Senior Play 2.4; Student Council 1.4, Cheerleading 1.2,3.4. Senior Class Treasurer Combs, James D. Letterman's Club 2.3.4 — President 4. National Honor Society 3.4, Basketball 1.2.3.4—Co—Captain 2; Football 1.2.3.4 —Co- Captain 4. Track 2.3.4 Compton. Betty J. Softball 2.4. Compton. Paul F. Jr. BOCES Welding Connelly. Richard Letterman's Club 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2.4, Wrestling 1.2.3. 4 Cosgrove. Greta Cotton. Daniel J. Letterman's Club 3.4. Ski Club 1.2.3; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 1.2 Covert. Norman II Band 1.2,3.4. F.H.A 4. Flip 4; Jazz Band 4. Letterman's Club 3.4; Math Club 1.2,3.4; Newspaper Staff 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Boys’ Swimming 3. Covert. Tim Baseball 1.2.3. Coyle. Carl F. David. Diane L. Senior Play 4 Davis. Joel R Letterman's Club 3.4. Math Gub 1.2.3. Ski Club 1.2.3.4. Student Council 3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Football 2 Densmore. Marvin Baseball 2.3; Basketball 1; Football 1 Donajkowski. Pamela Jean Letterman's Club 3.4. Senior Play 4. Student Council 3. Basketball 4 —Mgr.. Football 3.4 —Mgr . Track 3.4 —Mgr . Boys' Swimming 3—Mgr Duane. Kent James Letterman's Club 3.4. Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3, Football 2.3.4; Tennis 2 Ector. Samuel P. Ely. David W. Band 1.2,3.4. Letterman's Club 3.4—Treasurer 4; Boys' Swimming 1,2,3.4 Evans. Kirk L. Fazzary. Bambi Cheerleading 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2. Chorus 1; School Play 1.2.4. Fitch. Anita M. Band 1.2; Chorus 2.3.4. Letterman's Club 2.3 4 Qualitones 3.4. Senior Play 1.2; Ski Gub 1.2.4; Student Council 1.2.3.4 — Treasurer 1. Secretary 2. Vice- Pres, dent 3. President 4. Softball 4; Tennis 1.2.3.4 Forker. Ray BOCES Agriculture Mechanics Fraboni. Cynthia R. Chorus 1; Letterman's Club 3.4; Senior Play 2.3.4; Student Council 2; Cheerleading 1.2.3,4; Freshman Class Treasurer. Sophomore Gass Treasurer. Frank. David J. Franzese. Margaret J. Chorus 1. Letterman’s Gub 3.4. Senior Play 1.4. Student Council 4; Cheerleading 1.2.3.4; Junior Class Secretary. Senior Gass Secretary Freese. Scott D. Senior Play 3.4. Ski Club 1.2.3.4. Golf 2.3.4 Fritzon. John Ganton, Dennis J. BOCES- Agriculture Mechanics Gapp. Jeff Letterman's Club 3.4. Ski Club 1; Baseball 1.2; Boys' Swimming 1.2.3.4 Gardner. Kevin W. BOCES-Welding Gaylord. Jill L. Math Gub 1.2.4 106 Senior Directory M«lwi«jow. Rich BOCES— Machine Shop II McLean. Brian BOCES Machine Shop II. Football 1.2.3. Wrestling 1 McLean. Tim BOCES Conservation 2.3.4. Wrestling 1.2. Football 1.2. 5.4 Melveney. John Math Club 2.3.4 — President 4. National Honor Society 2. 3.4 Vice- President 4; Senior Play 2.3.4; Student Council 4. Yearbook Staff 3 Metal. Julie National Honor Society 3.4 —Secretary 4; Student Council 1.2.3,4. Senior Class President. French Honorary 4 Miller. Denise Chorus 3. Ski Club 1 Minichiello. Ann Letterman's Club 1.2.3.4. Senior Play 4. Girls' Swimming 1.2.3.4 —Captain 4 Mitstifer. Bonnie Chorus 2; Softball 2. Monroe. Toni BOCES Special Business Machines. Chorus 1.2; FHA 1; Rip 1. Green. Joan Marie Chorus 2.3. FHA 2.3.4— Secretary 3. Flip 2.3.4; Track 2.3—Manager Griswold. Susan A. Softball 1; Gris' Swimming 1. Track 1 Gunning. Pamela J. Ski Club 4. Softball 2.3.4 Hauhuth. Richard BOCES—Trade Electricity. Baseball 3.4, Boys' Swimming 2.3 Henby, Adam Letterman's Club 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3. Golf 1.2.3.4 Hendrickson. David Math Club 4. Track 1.2.3.4 Henley. Brenda School Store 2 Holmes. Andrea Letterman's Club 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2,3.4. Student Council 1.2,3; Tennis 1.2.3.4 Captain 2,3.4. Frs shman Class President. Sophomore Class President Hoxie. John Kevin BOCES—Auto Mechanics III; Band 1 Hughey. Dale BOCES-Welding Hughey. Diane M. Drama Club 4. Letterman's Gub 3.4. Student Council 1. Gris' Basketball 1,2.4. Softball 1.2.3.4 —Captain 3,4. Volleyball 2.3 Hughey. Mike BOCES —Conservation; A V 2; Football 4 James. Gwen AV 1.2; Drama Club 1.2.4; Math Club 2. Newspaper Staff 4. Senior Play 4. Sophomore Class Secretary Jones. Jeffrey D. Football 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Swimming 1.2.4. Ski Gub 1.2.3.4; Math Gub 1.2.3; French Gub 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1.3.4; Yearbook 3.4. Art Gub 2,3,4. Gass President 1. Band 1.2.3; Jazz Band 1.2; Letterman's Gub 2.3.4. Senior Play 4 Joslyn. Tim Karius. Scott A. Football 4 Kelly. F.mery BOCES —Auto Body. Cross Country 1 Kelly. Randy Baseball 2 Kibbe. Scott A. BOCES Diesel Mechanics. Koch. Patricia A. Newspaper Staff 4. Student Council 2; Yearbook Staff 4. French Honorary 4 Kotkinen. Johanna Ski Club 4; Tennis 4 Kuttner. James M. Landon. Alfred M. Landon. Rex Larson. Carl T. BOCES—Trade Electricity. Letterman's Club 3.4; Football 1.3.4 LaRue. Diane M. Student Council 1.4. Wrestling 2 Mgr. Statistician. LeRoux. Bill A V 2.3,4. Library Council 2.3; Drama Gub 3.4. Swimming 1.2,3.4 Lewis. Jodi L. Licht. Carolyn M. Letterman's Club 3.4. Ski Club 2.3.4 —Treasurer 4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. Volleyball 2.3.4 Lodge. Kevin Letterman's Club 2,3.4. Boys' Swimming 2.4. Lovell. Ed Band 1.2.3.4. Jazz Band 1.2.3.4. Math Club 1.2.3.4; Foot ball 1. Mason. Donald S. Jr. Math Club 2.3,4 Secretary 4. Spanish Honorary 4. Student Council 3; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Junior. Class Trea surer. Muirhead. Jodi Letterman's Club 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Girls' Swimming 2. Track 1 Naylor. Tracy Chorus 1. Letterman's Club 3.4. Senior Play 1,3.4. Ski Gub 1.4. Student Council 1. Baseball 2,3.4 Manager. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4 Overhiser. Debra Chorus 2.3. Parete. Julie Chorus 1; Letterman's Club 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4, Senior Play 1.3.4. Ski Club 4. Student Council 1.2.3. Baseball 2 —Manager. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4—Captain 2; Co Captain 4; Freshman Class Vice-President; Senior Class Vice-President. Personius. Christine AV 2. Math Club 1.2.3.4. Newspaper Staff 4. Spanish Honorary 4. Yearbook Staff 4; Softball 1.2. Peters. Jeffrey G. BOCES Food Preparation. AV 2.3.4. Chorus 2. Ski Club 2.3.4 Peterson. Kerry Band 1.2; Math Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Softball 4; Girls' Swimming 1. Peterson. Melissa Ann Math Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Student Council 4. Yearbook Staff 4 Post. David Math Club 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. Senior Play 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Rafferty. Nancy A V 3 —Secretary. Treasurer 3. Chorus 1.2.3.4. Letterman's Club 3.4. Senior Play 3. Softball 3- Mgr.. Volleyball 3.4— Mgr. Scorckeeper 4 Rhoads. Wendy L. A.V. 2; Letterman's Club 3.4. Reading Club 2.3—Secretary. Senior Play 2. Yearbook Staff 1.2.3.4; Gris' Basket ball 1.2.3- Mgr . Cross Country 1; Track 1; Volleyball 1. Roccisano. Rose Marie Band 1.2.3.4; Letterman's Gub 2.3.4; Math Club 1.2; Newspaper Staff 3.4 Editor 4; Seneca Literary Society 1.2.3.4. Spanish Honorary 4; Tennis 1,2.3. Senior Directory 107 Rodabaugh. Timothy Letterman's Club 4. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2,3.4; Football 1,2.4 Rondinaro. Brian BOCES Machine Shop II; Chorus 1. Letterman's Club 4, Football 2.3.4 Scaptura. Joseph M. Letterman's Club 2.3.4. Senior Play 4. Basketball 1. Golf 1.2.3.4. Boys' Swimming 2.3.4. Sophomore Vice-Presi dent Schimini. David Basketball 1. Golf 1.2.3.4 Schoffner. David BOCES Sheet Metal Secord. Susan M. Band 1.2; Senior Play 4. Ski Club 2; Student Council 1.2 Smith. Kirk N. BOCES Conservation Sokolowski. Laura FH A 1; Flip 1.4, Specchio. Alan J. BOCES — Conservation Stanafield. Andy Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Letterman's 1.2.3.4. A V 1. BOCES Agriculture Conservation. Stratton. Kim A V 2; Newspaper Staff 4. Senior Play 2.3.4 VanAlstine. Lance M. BOCES - Auto Body II; Football 4 VanAmburg. Dawn M. Band 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2.3,4 Vice — President 3. President 4. Boys' Swimming 3.4-Mgr. Girls' Swimming 1.2 Venczel. Kris Renee' Letterman's Club 1.2.3.4. Newspaper Staff 1.2; Ski Club 3.4. Yearbook Staff 1.2.4. Gris' Basketball 4; Softball 1. 2. Girls' Swimming 1.2; Track 1.3.4; Volleyball 1.2.3.4 West. Tammy Softball 1. Wickham. Christopher P. Band 1.2. Letterman's Club 1.2.3.4. Ski Club 1. Baseball 1.2. Boys' Swimming 1.2.3.4. Junior Class Vice Presi dent Wright. Jeff Yaw. Janet Stuart. Michelle L. Student Council 3.4. Girls' Swimming 2. Taylor. Starlett Chorus 1. French Honorary 1.2; Senior Play 4; Spanish Honorary 1.2.4. Volleyball 3.4. Freshman Class Vice — President. Sophomore Class Vice President Thompson. Timothy M. Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 1.2.3.4; Math Club 2.3.4. Na tional Honor Society 3.4 Tillinghast. Richard Band I; Ski Club 1.2.3.4 Usher. Misty Lynn F H A 1.2. Library Council 1. VanAlstinc. Jeremy M. BOCES —Technical Electronics; Senior Play 2. Student Council 1.3; Football 1,2.4 Vona. Kathleen AV 2; Chorus 1.2.3.4, Drama Club 1.2.3.4 — Secretary; Qualitones 3; Senior Play 1,2.4; Spanish Honorary 4 Voorheis. Janine Chorus 1.2.3.4; Letterman's Club 3.4; Qualitones 3.4; Senior Play 1.3.4; Ski Club 1.2; Student Council 1; Softball 3.4; Tennis 1, Volleyball 3. Voorheis. Michael C. Walker. Julie AV 2; Chorus 1.2; Drama Club 1.2.3.4; Letterman's Club 3; Newspaper Staff 4. Senior Play 2.3.4. Tennis 2.3 Walsh. Denise Band 1.2,3.4. Chorus 4. Jazz Band 4. Letterman’s Club 3.4. Math Club 1. Newspaper Staff 3; Ski Club 1.2.3.4. Spanish Honorary 4; Student Council 4. Softball 3.4; Tennis 3,4. Young. Kelly A. Letterman's Club 1.2.3.4. Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Play 3.4, Gris' Swimming 1.2.3.4—Captain 4 108 Senior Directory April’s Hairstyling Salon Brenzo’s Liquor and Wines Burger King Good Luck—Captain Bill Cargill Salt Central Asphalt Chedzoy Furniture Compliments of Cleveland Appliance Clifford Motors Cole and Son Pharmacy, Inc. Nancy and Charles Cole Cook’s Kitchen E. C. Cooper, Inc. DeSarno's Body Shop Eaton's EJiison Photo Famous Brands—fim Guild Financial Institutions of Schuyler County GJen Auto Supply Congratulations G.M.I.—Village, Inc. The Gorges Scoop Mr. and Mrs. David Herzig Gary and Bonnie Herzig The Cleaning Factory Hi-Health Dairy Store, W.G. Hi-Lite s International Salt Company fimmy's Radio and Electric foe's Service Station Jo's Fashion Shop Lakes Gas and Tire Service Lane’s Coin Shop Patrons 109 Lane’s Yamaha, Inc. Learn Motor Company, Inc. The Little Country Store Malina Wine and Spirits Dr. and Mrs. R.A. Marciniak Martin’s News Room M.f.'s A Hair and Body Emporium Montour Pharmacy Mr. Chicken O’Brien’s Town House Paradiso's Restaurant Peggy Field's The Place Rita Swartwood’s Beauty Shop Ron Parmenter Motor Inc. Seneca Frosted Foods Serlo's Gift and Office Supply Shear Designs Specchio Ford, Inc. Stewart P. Wilson, Inc. Stillman’s Greenhouse and Garden Center The Teddy Bear’s Den Teemley's Meat Market and Deli Tobe’s Bake Shop and Donut Shop Van Slykes Watkins Glen 535-2454 Plumbing and Heating Supply Watkins Glen TV Corporation Watkins Sporting Goods Store Dr. H.G. West, Optometrist White Water Development Corporation Timespell 110 Patrons Abbey. Carol 46 Abbey. Jean M 6.69.74.106 Affeldt. Mike 34.46 Ahart. Lori 29.46 Albro. Charlene B 6.106 Albro, Tim 62.64.94 Allen. Andrea 30 Ailing. Edward C. 7.10.12.15.23.31.90. 91.96.106 Ameigh, Dawn 29.39.54 Anderson. Wendy M 7.106 Angle. Douglas A. 7.106 Anstey. Kathryn J 6.15.23.29.31.36.38. 74.105.106 Arcangeli. Daneen 54.89 Arcangeli, Jack 54.71 Arcangeli, Jay 54,72 Arcangeli. Jeff 6.15.23.106.108 Armstrong. Dorothy 30,54.74.75 Arnold. Carl Jr. 6.106 Arnold. Melissa 25.26.28.35.62 Arnold. Patricia 54.80 Augustine. John 36.72 Augustine. Margaret 43,61.62 Augustine. Thomas R 7.23.31.71.96.106. 107 Augustine. Trtcla 46 Baker. Linda 46 Baldassarre. Kevin D. 7.106 Baldwin. Barbara 103 Bales. Ginger 74 Ball. Brenda Ann 7.14.26,31.106 Ball. Susie 62.67.89.91 Baltier. David 41.46 Barber, Dave 62 Barber. Dawn Marie 6.29,106 Barber. Jim 72 Barber. Ken 28.62 Barden. Colleen 6.29.106 Bartholomew. Lola 54.98 Bartone. Lisa 28.30.62.82.85 Bartow. Sarah 30.43,54.74.75.96 Beardsley. William 7.11.12.18.31.91.106 Beaver. Laureen J. 2.3.7,11.14,23.29.30. 34.35.40.43.106 Beaver. Steven 26.30.62,72.78 Bedient. Merle 39.54.92 Berry. Tanya 37,62 Bellavigna. Tony 46 Bianco. Betsy 30.46.47.52 Bianco, Mark 54.72.93 Bierlme. Frank J. Ill 7.20.23.26.27.34.44. 106 Bierlme. Jeff 25,26.62 Blaskowitz, LeeAnn 54 Blim. Jeff 54 Blim. Karen 6.37.106 Bond. Chris 6.31.32.33.44.91.106 Bond. Karl 61,62.68 Bond. Karla 62 Bond. Paul 62.91 Bond. Tad 46 Bonzo. Kelly 28.62.82.84.85.89 Bornsteln. Eliah 43 Brace. Monica 26.27.35.62.86.87 Bracken. Norman 62,93 Bradley. Kim 43.46 Brand. Margaret 54 Briggs. Wendy 62 Brill. David 43.46 Bnnthaupt. Debby 26,62 Brown. Brian 62 Brown. Danna 23.40.41.55.57.58.98 Brown. David 62,65 Brubaker. Dina 54.82.84.85 Bruce. Jim 43.54.72 Bruce. Lonlynn Marie 7,8,14.28.29.34.35. 36.43.106 Buisch. Steve 106 Burgess, David 54 Burris. Lara 61.62.89.91 Butts. Virginia 35.98 Cady, Connie Lynn 7.106 Caldwell. Laurie 30.33.34.46.47.83.104 Callahan. Shawn 31.46 Callanan. Connie 31.33.44.46.51.69.% Carnahan. Karen 46 Carson. Kevin 63 Casbeer, Wendy 7,106 Caslm. Julie 35.63.80 Champion. Michelle D 5,9.28,29,30.40, 106 Champion. Mike 55.72.73.78 Chedzoy, Brett 66.88 Cheplick. Craig 71.72.99.105 Chepltck. Libby 89 Christensen. Sanford 46 Cipnch. Dina 30.44,55 Cleveland. Nancy 103 Clifford. Peter T. 9.18.91.106 Clinch. Margaret 46 Cole. Amy Beth 6.9.17,22.31.82.83.95. 104.106 Cole. Andy 26.63 Combs. James D 9.31.33.34.44.69.70, 71.76.77.%,106 Compton. Betty J. 8,106 Compton. Larry 63 Compton. Paul F Jr. 106 Connelly. Curt 46 Connelly. Lon 43.46.52 Connelly. Richard 8.31.38.71.73.92.93. 96.106 Cook. David 99 Coons. Darlene 26.27.55 Coons. Lynette 26.63 Cooper. Nancy 25.26.46.52.74 Cope, Lisa 55,85 Cope. Richard 46 Cosgrove. Dirk 46,71.77.105 Cosgrove. Greta 8.15.31.41,106 Costley, Peggy 28.35,37.63 Coston. Ruth 46.50 Cotton. Daniel J. 9.12.15.31.106.108 Covert. Norman II 9.38.106 Covert. Tim S. 8.12,106 Coy. Chris 46 Coyle, Carl F 8.106 Creason. Alan 71 Culligan, Danna 55.84.85 Damlanl. Ale 34.40.41.43.46.91 Davis, Barbara 43.86.87,99 Davis, Diane L 8.106 Davis. Joel R 9.31.43.106 Davis. Louis 63 Davis, Tammy 55.82.84.85 Dean. Brian 63 Dean. Donald 63.72.91 Dean, Missy 55.74.75.96 DcBolt. Lenny 26.27.31.46.91 Decker. Richard 46.51.76.77 DeNardo. Tony 55 Densmore. Marvin 9.77,106 Depew. Ken 31.46.76.77 Depew. Kitty 103 DeSarno. J R 47 DeSarno. Robin 55 Dickinson, Shanm 38.63 Dillon. Ken 47 Dilts. John 63.72 Dinkins, Marjorie 55.81.96 Dinkins. Marshiel 31.47.71.92.% DiStefano. Sam 55 Doane. Jerry 38.47 Doane. Susan 55 Doland. Tim 63 Donahue. Kevin 63 Donajkowskl. Pamela Jean 10,14,15.71, 72.106 Drabkowski. Robert 43,98 Drake. Andrew 43.63 Duane. Kent James 10.23.31.43.71.85. 105.106.107.108 Duane. Tracy 55.56.85.86 Dugo. Nicholas 6.23.30.98.99 Dunbar. Christie 63.89 Dunbar. John 47 Dunbar. Lisa 34.47.82.104 Dutton. Denise 25.26.27.47 Ector. Andy 63 Ector. Dan 47 Ector. Samuel P 10.106 Edsall. Lin 47.51.88.77.96 Eldndge. Carl 47 Ely. David W 11.26.31.91.106 Emmons. Bud 48.77 Esposito. Mike 29.48.49 Esposito. Vincent 48 Evans. Kirk L. 10.106 Everett. Jeff 55 Everett. Lisa 26,27.48 Fausel. Carol 55 Fazzary. Bambi 10.17.31.83.84.106 Fazzary, Joey 30,31.33,34.44.48.51,52. 77 Fazzary. Neil 61,62.64,78 Fazzary. Nick 31.48 Fay. Jason 36.39.41.88 Fern. Betty 103 Fillppetti. Marilyn 35,98 Filippetti. Mia 25.26.27.35.64.80.87 Fitch. Anita M 10.14,15.29.30,31.38.44, 86.87.104.106 Fitzpatrick. Mary 32,99 Force. Lynn 55 Forker. Ray 106 Forney. Jeff 55.64,65 Frabom. Cynthia R 11.31.83.102.106 Fraboni. Michelle 30.55.82.85 Frabonl, Mickey 46.48 Fraboni. Tim 26,27.43.91 Fragola. Anita 3.26.27.31.33.34.40.48.89 Frank. David J. 10.34.106 Franzcse. Adam 64,65 Franzese. Julie 30,53.55.82,84.85.96 Franzese. Margaret J. 6.11.22.82,83,95, 96.104.106 Franzese. Mark 64,78 Franzese, Mmdy 25.26.27.28.50.62,64. 67.73.82.84.85 Freese. Brett 43 Freese. Scott D 11.15.34.43.106 Fntzon. John 11,106 Frost. Mark 48.93 Gales. Carl 64 Gales. Kim 64 Gallow. Ricky 48 Ganton, Dennis J 10.106 Gapp. Jeff 5.11,15.31.38.91.%,106 Garbarino. Claudia 28.64 Gardner. Craig 55 Gardner. Kevin W 11.91.106 Gardner. Kim 48 Gascon. Jeff 48 Gascon. Tim 48 Gawne. Brian J. 93.98 Gaylord. Jill L 11,106 Gezzi. Dominic 48.91 Gezzi. John 56.72.91 Gasi. Paul 64.91 Gbbons. Joe 56,78.79 Gbson. Rachel 29.56 Gfford. Patti 35.56 GH. Chns 26.27.31.33.34.43.48.86,87 Genn. Kevin 56,72 Gover. Brian 56 Good. Denise 29.56 Good. Kelly 25,63,64 Goodrich. Paula 64 Grady. Matt 64 Grant. Billy 64 Grant. Larry 64 Green, Emily 38.63.64 Green. Joan Marie 12.38.39.106 Green. Peggy 48 Greenfield. Dan 56 Greenstein. Jessica 26,27.34.41.56.59 Greuber. Georgienne 56 Greuber. James 46.48 Grinolds. Anne 48 Griswold. Susan A. 12.107 Grover. Tammy 64 Goves. Clayton 56 Guild. Mike 93 Guild. Missy 46.48 Gunning. Pamela J. 12.43.107 Hanlon. Phil 48 Harlow. Scott 78.98,100.101 Hart. Lucinda 26.64 Hatch. Mark 64 HatseU. Colin 91 Hauhuth. Richard 13.107.108 Havens. 38.48 Henby, Adam 13.31,107 Hendrickson. David 12.107 Henley. Brenda 12,107 Henley. Tammy 25.29.35,39.56 Herold, Michelle 43 Herold. Mike 49 Hill. Gary 31.49.70.71.73 Hill. Laurie 64 Hill. Todd 65 Hodge. Sheila 49 Hoffmeier. Missy 49 Holmes. Andrea 12.17.22.31.86.87.96. 107 Holmes, Andrew 98 Hoose. Mary 103 Howell. Donna 25.26.31.56.74.75 Howell. Sally 49 Hoxie. Brian 36.56.72 Hoxie. John Kevin 13.107 Hubbard. Michelle 28.65.89 Hughey. Dale 13.107 Hughey. Diane M 13.35.69.81.%. 107 Hughey. Mike 13.107 Human. Helen 103 Husted. Joel 56.72 Huston. Christine 38.39.99 Huston, Michelle 56 Jackson. Kevin 65 Jackson. Rick 49 Jackson. Rodney 49 James. Gwen 8,13.14.22.107 Jaynes. Tiffany 65 Johnson. Brenda 30.38.44.49 Johnson. Roberta 65 Jones. Jeffrey 13.23.30.31.43.69.71.73, 91.107 Jones. Kathy 87,49 Josey, Marcia 56 Joslyn, Tim 107 Kankelfritz. Sonia 65.89 Kanus. Scott A 13.71.107 Kelly. Andy 53.56.72.73.% Kelly. Corinne 55.57 Kelly. Delmar 72 Kelly. Emery 13,107 Kelly. Kim 30.33.44.47.49 Kelly. Randy 14.15.107.108 Kendall. Becky 26.27.34.49 Kennedy. Todd 49 Index 111 Kenyon. Sarah 100.101 Kibbe. Scott A 14.107 King. Robert 36.37.100.101 Kirkendall. Missy 65 Kirkendall. Tim 57 Ktttdl. Eric 43.65 Knuckles. Mark 48.49 Koch. Patricia A 14.33.94.95.107.108 Koch. Susan 53.57 Konopski. Michele 26.30.31.43.57 Kopp. Melissa 65 Kosklncn. Johanna 8.14.15.43.86.87.107 Kramer. Ben 26,57.91 Kramer. Emily 2.3.26.27.43.65.89 Kraus. Becky 61.65.91 Kuehnle. Mary 57 Kunzman. Carol 100,101 Kuttner. James M 14.10 Landon. Alfred M 14.107 Landon. Rex 14.107 Undry. Ken 65.72.9. Une. Marcie 43 Lane. Stacey 31.57,81.89 Urose. Lisa 43.61.65 Larson. Carl T 15.71.107 URue. Diane M 14.30.107 Lee. Bob 71.72.73 Leonard. Toma 65 LeRoux. Bill 2.3.14.44.91.107 LcRoux. Gilly 26.27,65 Lewis, Jodi L 15.107 Licht. Carolyn M 15.31.41.43.74.107 Lisowski. Jackie 65 Lodge. Kathy 26.57 Lodge. Kevin 15.107 Loose. Debbie 43.61.66.89 Loose. Jerry 43.49.71 Lorenz. Frederic 98 Loughlin. Gerald 101 Loughlin. Nancy 3.23.33.47.100 Lovell. Ed 14.31.91.107 Lovell. Roberta 31.57.89 Lucas. Vicki 26.62.64.66 Lutomske, Becky 37.49 Lutomskc. Joe 66 Lynd. Mike 26.66.72.93 Maas. Donald 23.97.100 Mac Namara. Beth 26.57.74.75 Maine. Jennifer 49 Malaney. Eileen 100.101 Malloy. Beth 38.39.101 Maloney. Patrick 64,66 Mapes. Jim 31.49,71.91 Mapes. Penny 103 Marcin. Ricky 66 Marcimak. Adam 31.49.50.71.73.92.93. 104 Marcimak, Kathy 43 Mancie. Dawn 24 Markley. Jody 66 Marvel. Wendy 35.66 Mason. Donald S. Jr 3.14.32.33.34.44. 107 Mason. James 65.66 Mason. Roxane 28.66 Mathews. Tammy 66 Matwiejow. Rich 15.18.107.108 McCormack. Harriet 101 McCray. Dennis 29.35.41.57 McFall. Alice 66 McIntyre. Richard 101 McKee. Jed 26.29.36.41.57.88 McLean. Brian 15.107 McLean. Tim 15.71,107 Medalie. Charles 101 Melveney. Chris 66.88.91 Melveney, John 16.18.20.34.44.94,95. 107 Merletti. Mark 43.57 Metal. Julie 6.16.30.33.44.107 Metal. Suzy 62.66 Michel. Robert 74.75.91 Miller. Denise 15.16.107 Miller. Frank 57 Miller. Heidi 66 Miller. Kevin 38 Miller. Richard 57 Miller. Ricky 66 Minichiello. Ann 16.31.88.89.96.107 Mimchiello, Mike 66.78.79.72 Mitstifer, Bonnie 16.107 Moffett. Andra 31.33.34.44.49 Moffett. Tim 43,66 Monroe. Tom 16.107 Moore. Madeline 26.27.29.34.35.41.55.57 Moore. Max 101 Morehouse. Blaine 67,72 Morgan. Abbott 23.62.97.101 Morgan. Marjorie 97 Morin, Carol 35.57.80 Morin. Chris 34.49.80.86.87 Morin, Robert 101 Morris. Jennifer 34.40.49,50.83.104 Morris. Lee 26.27.57 Morse. Sam 29.50 Mosher. Susan 31.50,52.86,87 Motzenbecker. Lou 67 Mowry. Renee 50 Mulrhead. Faith 67 Mulrhead. Jerry 58 Muirhead. Jodi 17.31.33.107 Munroe. Tammy 67 Myers. Joe 67 Myers. Tom 39.72 Naylor. Brian 58.59 Naylor. Kristie 9.31.50.83.104 Naylor. Tracy 17.31.83.95,107 Naylor. Tricia 67.89.91 Nemeth. Bud 58.72 Nichols. Mary 103 Ney. Dawn 40.47.50 Notarfonzo. Mark 50 Novak. Lisa 80 Novak. Tracy 34.50 Nyre. Eric 28.29.31.34.35.40.41.50 O'Brien. Jim 99 Onan. Nancy 58 Osatchuck. Mark 25.64.67 Osatchuck. Mike 26.27.67.93 Osborn. Lisa 28.29.53,54.55.58 Osborne. Michael 24 Overhiser. Brenda 58 Overhiser. Debra 107 Palmer. Beth 50 Palmer. Frank 58 Palmer. Kyle 31,50.71 Paradlso, Elizabeth 103 Paradiso. Kathy 67 Parete. Julie 6.17.31.33.83.104.107 Parlett. Robin 38.50 Pastnck. Brenda 43 Peak. Jeff 2.3.28.29.34.40.41.43.50 Peak. Lloyd 98 Pearsall. Marla 2.34.44.50.51 Perry. Anna 41.58 Perry. Brian 35.58 Persomus. Christine 3.5.17.32.34.40.107 Peters. Brian 67 Peters. Carol 58 Peters. Jeffrey 17.107 Peters. Mike 58 Peters. Todd 67 Peterson. April 62.67 Peterson. Kerry 3.15.17.34.107 Peterson. Melissa 3.5.15.17.23.30.34.107 Peterson. Sherman 58 Pierce. Bill 30.48.50.77 Pierce. Brian 45,50,77 Pierce. Geoff 58.78.94 Pierce. Michele 55.58.73.83.85.89.94.104 Pike, Scott 50 Pitcairn. Ian 100,101 Post. David 2.3.11.14.15.16.17.18.33.34. 107 Powell. Kurt 25.26.27.101 Pratt. Darlene 26.67 Pratt. Gretchen 101 Pritchard. Tom 78.79 Pully. Ben 26.60.62.67.72 Rafferty. Nancy 15.17.29.31.36.38.74.75. 107 Randolph. Denise 28.67.83.84.85 Randolph. Kevin 27.28.29.34.42.43.47.50 Raplee. Mike 58 Rathbun, Leon 50.92 Rea. Ronnie 58 Relmels, Mandy 34.50 Rhoads. Bryan 67.93 Rhoads. Janet 50 Rhoads. Wendy 18.107 Rikctis. William 67 Robinson. Ed 58 Robinson. Missy 26.50.83.104 Roccisano. Rose Marie 13.18.26.27.31.32. 40.41.44.107 Rocholl. Denise 31.41.51.69.74.91 Rocholl, Eric 69 Rodabaugh. Tim 5.18.20.23.71.77.95.96. 107 Rodabaugh. Todd 31,51 Rondinaro. Brian 19.31.71.107 Rondinaro, Margaret 26.27.29,34.56.58. 94 Roy. Earla Russell. Chris 36.58.72 Rutledge. George 43.51 Salamy. Robert 102 Salbego, Andrea 67 Sandritter, Susan 58 Savino. Maria 59.81.86 Scaptura. George 99 Scaptura. Joseph 18.19.23.31.91.95.96. 107 Scata. Chris 31.51.52.91 Schaffner. Mike 67.72 Schimizzi. David 108 Schimizzi. Megan 3.34.51 Schlief, Angela 29.59 Schoffner. David 18.108 Schoffner. Greg 51.71 Scholttsek. Melissa 51 Schouten. Steve 11.59.78.79.94 Seaman. Caroline 56.59 Sears. Pam 35.59.80.81 Secord. Craig 59 Secord. Susan 5.18.19.23.108 Sgrecci. Jill 51 Shepardson. Sharon 51 Shumway, Reetha 101.103 Simpson. Brian 51 Simpson, Debbie 59 Simpson. Duane 53.59.72.73.96 Smith. Billy 59 Smith, Chris 37.51 Smith. Corey 67 Smith. Emma Lou 2.3.32.33.101.102 Smith, Gail 80.88 Smith, Kirk 18.108 Smith. Patti 38.59 Snyder. Marilyn 59 Sokolowski. Laura 19.39.108 Spaulding. Alisa 34.49.50.51.74.75.81 Spaulding. Amsa 43.52 Specchio. Alan 19.108 Stamp. Teresa 25.26.29.34.59.89 Stansfield. Aaron 93 Stansfield, Andy 18.23.31.69.70.71.92. 93.96.105.107.108 Stansfield. Matt 59.70.71.72.78.79.105 States. Jim 59,72 Steber. Frank 97.102 Stevens. Elaine 102 Stevenson. Margaret 26.68 Stevenson. Mary 59 Stocum. Jimmy 70 Stocum. Sue 54.59.60.69.72.74.81 Stone. Michele 68 Strang. Scott 68 Stramck, Jeff 52.71 Stratton. Joseph 72.102 Stratton. Kim 18.40.108 Stuart. Michelle 18,108 Sumey, Carla 60 Swarthout. Keith 52.92 Swarthout, Steve 93 Swartwood. Matt 31.52 Swartz. Leroy 60.72 Switzer. Hckfl 52 Taber. Eric 68.72.93 Tammaro. Patrick 97.102 Tanner. Becky 52 Tanner. Tammy 52 Taylor. Glenn 60.72 Taylor. Starlett 13.15.19.30.69.74.95.108 Taylor. Vicki 56.60.74.75 Teed. Artie 31.52.71 Teed. Daniel 102 Teed. Michelle 38.68.80 Teemley. Roger 60 Teeter. Kristen 26.68 Theetge, Edwin 28.68 Thomas. Fred 68 Thomas. Rick 72 Thompson. Timothy 18.19.23.26.27.33. 44.108 Thorp. Carinc 26.27.37.60 Thurston. Ken 52 Tillinghast. Richard 5.19.108.43 Tobia. Joe 72.81 Tolman. Ernest 29,102 Tomassi, Mike 60,78 Tomassi, Tammy 80 Trader. Mike 31.51.52.88.92.96 Tuttle. Kelly 60.73 Umnitz. Debbie 60 Updyke. John 25.26.62.64.68.72.78 Upham. Mike 31.52.69.71.92 Usher. Mickey 52.71 Usher, Misty 19.108 VanAlstme. Jeremy 19.71.108 VanAlstine. Lance 21.71.108 VanAmburg. Dawn 13.14.21.42.43.108 VanAmburg. Jim 72.91 VanDeusen. Jack 52 VanEtten. Missy 60 Van Horn. Karen 52 VanLone. Mark 68 Venczel. Kns 20.31.43.69.74.91.96.108 Vollmer. David 92 Vona. Kathy 11.20.29.32.35.108 Voorheis, Brenda 52 Voorhvis, Carter 68 Voorheis, Janme 5.21.24.108 Voorheis. Keith 52 Voorheis. Michael 21.108 Voorheis. Sonja 60,85 Wager, Urry 52,71 Walker. Julie 15.16.20.35.40.108 Walsh. Denise 15.20.26.27.29.30.31.32. 86.87.108 Walters. Scott 25.26.59.60 Warner. Ruth 34.102 Warren. Brenda 82 Warren. David 77.97.102 Washburn. Amy 68.89 Wasson. Andy 68.92 Wasson. Wally 31.45,52.71.92 Wead. Chris 40.68 Wescott. David 52 West. Tammy 21,108 Westlake. Brian 60.72 Wheatley. David 52.91 Wheeler. Jeff 31.92.93.94.95.102 Wickham. Chris 10.12.15.21.23.31.90.91. 96.108 Wickham. Diana 57.60 Williamson. Mike 52 Williamson, Tammy 60 Wilson. David 52 Wilson. Willy 65.68 Winchell. Tina 31.60.80.81.96 Wood. Cyndi 89 Wood. Mark 31.52.45.92 Wood. Terry 60.72 Woodard. Michelle 52 Woodford. Bill 60 Woodford, Paula 54.60 Woodworth. Steve 91.102 Wright. Jeff 20.108 Wytrwa. Darlene 37.60 Yaw. Janet 21.108 Youmans, Rex 52.77 Young. Kelly 20.108 112 Index