Whitesville High School - Wycenian Yearbook (Whitesville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1980 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1980 PRESENTS PAST REFLECTIONS THERE ARE PLACES I'LL REMEMBER ALL MY LIFE, THOUGH SOME HAVE CHANGED, SOME FOREVER, NOT FOR BETTER, SOME HAVE GONE AND SOME REMAIN. ALL THESE PLACES HAD THEIR MOMENTS, WITH LOVERS AND FRIENDS I STILL RECALL, SOME ARE DEAD AND SOME ARE LIVING, IN MY LIFE I’VE LOVED THEM ALL. THOUGH I KNOW I’LL NEVER LOSE AFFECTION FOR PEOPLE AND THINGS THAT WENT BEFORE, I KNOW I’LL OFTEN STOP AND THINK ABOUT THEM. IN MY LIFE I’LL LOVE THEM MORE. 1980 WYCENIAN WHITESVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL WHITESVILLE, NEW YORK The jingling school bell echoes in my mind Along with the hollow laughter of younger children left behind. You're the friend I've always had; You stayed close when things got bad. Remember how we couldn't wait to get out of school? And oh, when we got on the high school side, we thought we were cool! Sports and dances, classes too. All of these things I've shared with you. Honesty, truth and respect Are some qualities teachers helped us reflect. All those crazy study halls And we can't forget writing on the bathroom walls. Remember how we studied before a big test And couldn't wait to see who had done best? But those days are almost gone; They're fading away like the words to a song. Soon my friends and I will go our own ways. And in our future days We'll always know which way to turn. Looking back on what we've learned. The days of carefree pleasure. The days we thought would last forever. DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1980, would like to dedicate our yearbook to a very deserving man, Mr. David Palmiter. You are a su- perb history teacher whose Regents record during your 14 years here is unrivaled. As a teacher and as a friend, you have been a guiding light . When any of us had a problem that we felt was unsolvable, you could be counted on to make it seem simple. You prepared us for more than just the Regents exam in our junior year; you helped us on our way to a happy and successful life. Your practice of priding yourself on excellence and encouraging it in others taught us all to take a special care in anything we do. You have always been able to fulfill your extra duties as Vice Principal and National Honor Society advisor and still find time to be a good friend to each and every one of us. When we had an argument or dispute with a teacher, you could always be counted on to be a fair and objective mediator. You are always poised and confident under pressure and have developed that trait in all of us. Whenever our history classes were slowly fading into a moment of dullness or boredom, you always brought back our atten- tion with a crazy joke or by reading the school lunch menu with your special phraseology and comments. When the days be- gan getting long and tempers started getting short, you allowed us to release the pressures and stress by having a party. Your relaxed attitude and good sense of humor always made life seem a little easier. We are all proud to have been a part of your classes and to have had you as a friend. Thank you!!! 4 We, the ' animals of 1980 , would like to express our deep and sincere appreciation to Mrs. Carole O'Hagan. You have dedicated yourself to our class over the last three years and helped us in many ways. We are all more poised and skilled in speaking, writing and understanding literature because you are a tremendous English teacher. When we have needed someone to confide in, you have always been available and willing to listen. You have been a great advisor because you have always stood beside us when things seemed to be going badly and willingly giv- en up your time to be at our events. Even though our class has had some disagreements, we have always been able to talk to you and solve our problems peacefully. We want you to know that we appreciate everything you have done for us as teacher, advisor and a great friend who has helped us solve any problem that arose. We are all proud and happy to have had you be a part of our lives. Thanks!!! APPRECIATIONS The Class of 1980 would like to express our gratitude to a most deserving person. Miss Susan Hillman. We deeply appreciate the time and effort you have given us as a teacher and as the yearbook advisor. Your spe- cial talent as a math teacher has produced results which will surely help us in future years. The stick- to-it-iveness you have taught us has shown us how much pleasure we can experience when we stay with a problem until we find the answer. Many things we thought were difficult were made easier by your friendly personality. As well as solving mathematical problems, you seemed to have done a nice job of solv- ing problems of life. This yearbook would not have been the same with- out the special attention you have given it. You have helped make it something special for each one of us. Reflections of the good times we have had with you will remain with us for years to come. Thanks for just being you! 5 REFLECTIONS Shadows passing through my mind — Things that I have left behind. People, places, happy times — Gone forever, left behind. Would that I could live again. See these places, see these friends. Touch a face, sing a song — Oh, so sadly, these are gone. Left me now with passing seasons. And this is the very reason I've stored with love in my mind People, places, left behind. Youth will pass me, leave me old. But these dreams will be my gold. Lovely places, precious friends — They can always live again. Shadows passing through my mind — Things that I have left behind. Pamela Buetow SENIORS 9 ■ se KELLY J. CALCOTE YVONNE J. CONNOLLY Nickname: Stretch Majors: Office Practice, Home Economics Wants to be: Undecided Will probably be: Working woman Favorite saying: Oh, Bess! Favorite song: Please Don't Go Most often found: Home, being a good girl Most noted for: Making excuses Philosophy: Either do not attempt it at all or go through with it. Nickname: Cleaver Majors: Math, Science, Home Economics Wants to be: Rich Will probably be: Poor Favorite saying: Bad situation! Favorite song: Don't Bring Me Down Most often found: Snack Shack Most noted for: Her innocence Philosophy: Have fun while you can be- cause you only live once. ANDREA J. CORNELIUS Nickname: Ange Major: Food Service Wants to be: Undecided Will probably be: Roustabout Favorite saying: Hey, man! Favorite song: Please Don't Go Most often found: Around Most noted for: Taxi service Philosophy: Life's been good so far. 8 EARL L. GRAVES Nickname: E Majors: Math, Business, Science Want to be: Business manager Will probably be: Agriculturist Favorite saying: Hush, you dipstick!' Favorite song: Please Don't Go Most often found: Working Most noted for: Joking a lot Philosophy: To each his own. GARY M. EDWARDS Nickname: Gar Majors: Math, Science Want to be: Five star general Will probably be: Private Favorite saying: I don't think so! Favorite song: Great White Buffalo Most often found: In Troupsburg Most noted for: Getting Kelly mad Philosophy: Love all, trust a few, be false to none. Nickname: Horse Majors: Science, Math, Business Want to be: Certified public accountant Will probably be: Bartender Favorite saying: Dusted Favorite song: Still Most often found: Home relaxing with music Most noted for: Cockiness Philosophy: Relax, have fun and be free. KEVIN D. ELLISON 9 SCOTT E. MAHLE Nickname: Female Majors: Business, Industrial Arts Wants to be: Accountant Will probably be: Bum Favorite saying: Oh, Baby Favorite song: Ships Most often found: Loafing Most noted for: Saying Yes Sir, no Sir Philosophy: Life is like a winding road, you never know which way to turn 'till you reach the curve. MICHAEL C. LEWIS Nickname: Ike Majors: Business, Agriculture Wants to be: Successful and easy going Will probably be: Agriculturalist Favorite saying: No, I don't remember. Favorite song: Please Don't Go Most often found: At discos Most noted for: Chasing women Philosophy: Do it while you can, you only live once. JULIE E. GREENE Nickname: Jude Majors: Business, Home Economics Wants to be: Undecided Will probably be: Working woman Favorite saying: Later on Favorite song: I Have Waited So Long Most often found: Home Most noted for: Shortest in class Philosophy: To each his own. 10 mary a. McCaffrey ANTHONY L. MEUNIER Nickname: T.J. Majors: Business, Agriculture Wants to be: Undecided Will probably be: Older Favorite saying: “Bad situation Favorite song: “Goodbye, I Love You Most often found: Reading during class Most noted for: Apples Philosophy: Live for better things in life. Nickname: Chip Major: Home Economics Wants to be: Aide for mental children Will probably be: Housewife Favorite saying: “Fool Favorite song: “Don't Cry Out Loud Most often found: Arguing Most noted for: Losing temper Philosophy: If it feels good, do it. MONICA M. MILES Nickname: Ding-Ding Majors: Home Economics, Business, Art Wants to be: Key punch operator Will probably be: A flirt Favorite saying: “Duh Favorite song: “I Want You To Want Me Most often found: Day dreaming Most noted for: Smart remarks Philosophy: Into every life a little rain must fall. 1 DANIEL J. MUNRO LEON F. PAYNE Nickname: Lee Majors: Agriculture, Industrial Arts Wants to be: Professional bike rider Will probably be: Machinist Favorite saying: The whole nine yards Favorite song: Pina-Colada Most often found: Cruising Most noted for: Not talking Philosophy: You never know what's com- ing 'till it gets here. Nickname: The Man Major: Agriculture Wants to be: Truck driver Will probably be: Uncle Sam's servant Favorite saying: Oh, well! Favorite song: Still Most often found: Kuhn hunting Most noted for: Buggin' people Philosophy: Enjoy it while you can. SUE A. PENSYL Nickname: Suey Majors: Home Economics, Child Care Wants to be: Famous Will probably be: Old bum Favorite saying: Oh, my God! Favorite song: Born To Be Alive Most often found: Ramming the roads Most noted for: Skipping Mondays Philosophy: Live it up while ya can! 12 JANET L. RANSOM Nickname: Frank Major: Food Service Wants to be: Successful Will probably be: Farmer's wife Favorite saying: Wolf, Duke! Favorite song: Please Don't Go Most often found: Home sleeping Most noted for: Studebaker Philosophy: If everyone had a reason for doing something wrong, there wouldn't be any reason to live. MICHAEL L. PLAISTED Nickname: Play Major: Welding Wants to be: A success Will probably be: Undecided Favorite saying: Do you want to? Favorite song: Sweet Home Alabama Most often found: In the halls Most noted for: Being sober Philosophy: If everyone had a reason for doing something wrong, there wouldn't be any reason to live. FAWN D. RANSOM Nickname: Pebbles Majors: Business, Home Economics Wants to be: Undecided Will probably be: Working woman Favorite saying: Do some grubbings Favorite song: Makin' It Most often found: Jim's house Most noted for: Coming to school in her little yellow and white school bus Philosophy: Don't plan too far ahead, just let the days come and go. 13 AMY J. STAMBAUGH Nickname: Aim Major: Business Wants to be: Someone special Will probably be: Someone boring Favorite saying: “Freak me out Favorite song: “Born To Be Alive Most often found: Blitzed up town Most noted for: Biting people Philosophy: Might as well, ya only live once. SARA A. SPICER Nickname: Mickey Majors: Math, Home Economics, Science Wants to be: Nurse Will probably be: Who knows? Favorite saying: “You whip-dip Favorite song: “Please Don't Go Most often found: Where she's not sup- posed to be Most noted for: Cheerful smile Philosophy: Try to cope with the world as best you can. BETH A. RICHMOND Nickname: Beffers Majors: Art, Business, Home Economics Wants to be: Movie star Will probably be: Married Favorite saying: “Shoot Favorite song: “Lead Me On Most often found: In Wellsville Most noted for: Day dreaming Philosophy: There's always a first time for everything. 14 TERRY L. VALLIERES DUANE M. VANETTEN Nickname: Wayne Majors: Math, Science, Business Wants to be: Engineer Will probably be: Farmer Favorite saying: Jeez Favorite song: Please Don't Go Most often found: Working Most noted for: Erasing homework Philosophy: Live life to its fullest. Nickname: Clint Majors: Business, Agriculture Wants to be: Conservationist Will probably be: Machinist Favorite saying: Really? Favorite song: Please Don't Go Most often found: In a green Merc Most noted for: Story telling Philosophy: Take it easy, work hard, live life to its fullest. STEVE A. WILLIAMS Nickname: Hooper Major: Electricity Wants to be: Electrician Will probably be: Navy recruiter Favorite saying: Censored Favorite song: Sleazy Most often found: In the barn Most noted for: Resemblance to a certain movie star Philosophy: Don't get married too soon. 15 The Class of 1980 would like to express our special thanks to Mr. Douglas VanSkiver for all the help he has given us this year. His ability to take a joke as well as give one out has helped to keep the at- mosphere in the school relaxed and easy going. Taking on the responsibility of be- ing a senior class advisor requires a great deal of personal time and effort. He has given us that and much more. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: Kelly Calcote, Treasurer; Amy Stambaugh, Secretary; Mrs. O'Hagan, Advisor. Row 2: Mike Lewis, Vice President; Mr. VanSkiver, Advisor; Kevin Ellison, Treasurer; Gary Edwards, President; Earl Graves, Secretary. BvfT -71 20 The greatest thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in the direction we are moving. To you, the graduating class of 1980, as you prepare to leave this school, may you experience much happiness and success. Your years have been special; you have grown and matured, experienced the joys of friendship and tasted the fruits of victory and success as well as the unhappiness of failure. May your years ahead contain much joy, happiness, success, peace and love. David E. Gee Superintendent Mary Ann Pritchard Board Clerk Phyllis Sawyer Secretary to the Principal Mary Calcote District Treasurer 22 BOARD OF EDUCATION Due to circumstances beyond our control, we were unable to produce a suitable photograph of the Board of Education. Though we regret this situation, it has provided us with the opportunity to instead present information about these gentlemen and the service they render to the community. Elected to five year terms in which they serve without pay, they participate in regular monthly meetings, call additional meetings when special matters are under consideration and also attend county and state school board meetings. Though they receive few recognitions for their contributions, they put in a great deal of time and effort in an attempt to provide the best education possible for our students. We would especially like to recognize the service of Mr. Dale Coleman who is currently completing his fifteenth and last year as a Board member and his seventh year as President of the Board of Education. He is a graduate of Whitesville Central, is employed as a mail carrier by the U.S. Postal Service and also serves the community as a member of the local fire department and ambulance corps. All our other Board members are serving their first terms. Mr. Richard Dibble, a Whitesville alumnus, is employed by C-E Air Preheater. He is a county sports official for soccer and basketball and serves as a volunteer fireman and member of the Independence Emergency Squad. Mr. Charles Bledsoe is also active in the community working with the fire department, emergency squad and as a Red Cross first aid instructor. A graduate of Whitesville Central, he is employed as manager of the meat department at Bells Supermarket. Mr. James Gee, an employee of Turbodyne Corporation, graduated from Wellsville Central School. We are told he is interested in organic gardening, investigating ways of saving energy and race car driving. Mr. David Munro was elected to the Board in May of 1979. A graduate of Wellsville High School, he is employed as a supervisor at C-E Air Preheater. He is active in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church and is AYF director. These Board members are responsible for the school's compliance with all federal and state regulations in addition to dealing with special situations within our own school district. They establish and approve assignments of personnel, school curriculum, rules and policies, approve student placement in special programs, evaluate and advise the school superintendent and also provide a listening ear for commu- nity members, students and school personnel. Financial matters also require a great deal of the Board's time. They work with the superintendent on the annual budget and have this past year undertaken a special renovation project which involved deciding on necessary repairs, choosing an architectural firm, investigat- ing financing and submitting the proposal to the community. The members of the Board of Education provide a most valuable and too often unappreciated service to the community. We would like to take this opportunity to thank them for the time and effort they put forth on our behalf. David L. Palmiter V I c E P R I N C I P A L 25 Warren Amphlett Physical Education Sheldon Atherton Industrial Arts Agriculture Marcia DeSain Teacher's Aide Mary Kay Fuller Physical Education 24 M E M B E R S Therese Gary School Nurse Timothy Gibbs Secondary Math Nancy Hebblethwaite Physical Education Susan Hillman Secondary Math Latin Sharon Higgins Fourth Grade (December-June) Robert Kosciewicz Speech Therapist 25 Elaine Main Remedial Tutor F A C U L T Y Dorothy Kuhn Librarian David Palmiter Senior High Social Studies Louise Rogers Business 26 M E M B E R S Joann Savitsky Music Mary Seely Science Sandra Trice Art Douglas VanSkiver Junior High English 27 Keep your distance, mister!! How, Mrs. Howe? But this is my coffee break! Lunches! Lunches! Lunches! Late again, seniors?? But Della, I don't know how to do it!!! I'll put $20 on them. 28 Geez! You guys! Browning it Alien visitor Travel??? You must be kidding! I ate what?!? The three stooges Hard night Oops! Burned another batch! Don't just stand there! Kick it! 29 Bessie Saunders, Bonnie Graves, Joyce VanEtten, Paula Ransom, Joyce Chambers We would like to express our special thanks to Mrs. Bessie Saunders for her 33 years of dedicated service to our school cafeteria. She has worked under five dif- ferent administrators and served many classes during her years here. As cafeteria manager she has successfully performed a difficult and increasingly demanding job which involves balancing student wants and needs, budget restrictions and state regulations and requirements. We appreciate the special contributions she has made to this school and we wish her a most happy retirement. CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS Dick Plaisted, Judy Hackett, Lueila Rear Lois Bledsoe, Don Kramer, Bonnie Graves, Mary Donna Rear, Murray Richmond 30 Row 1: Randy Allen, Loren Good, Doug Lewis, Mike Smith, Kenny Coppage. Row 2: Tony Foth, Deb Anthony, Jenny Kuhn, Rita Cham- bers, Felicia Schrader, Barb Good, Bill Ellison. Row 3: Pam Snyder, Norene Harrison, Robin Ordiway, Linda Miles, Della Herbert, Janet McLean, Tammy Stanford. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Row 1: Steve Allen, Rich Grover, Donald VanEtten, Joe Miller, John Cooney, Brian Smith. Row 2: Kenny Lewis, Ronnie Edwards, Mary Kay Gee, Lisa Starks, Pickles Blamire, Pam Billings, Deanna Williams, Tammy Waters, Dennis Connolly, Terry Billings. Row 3: Bill Garis, Randy Stebbins, Scott Garis, David Obrien, Michele Norton, Babe Greene, Lorie Wildman, Julie Keener, Valorie Pies, Glenn Brubaker, Adam Prentice, Greg Anthony. Row 1: Kevin Calcote, George Kear, Jeff Anthony, Paul Talbett, Chipper Stanford, Terry Clark. Row 2: Billy Saxton, Helen Ellison, Karen Ellison, Alicia Gee, Peggy Cooney. Row 3: Kathy Heisey, Lisa Freeman, Beth Erdmann, Sandy Good, Nancy Tidd, Melissa O'Brien, Margeurite Meunier, Lisa Varallo, Donna Garis. FRESHMEN EIGHTH GRADE Row 1: Debbie Kuhn, Ann Finch, Cheri Horton, Dawn Lewis, Larry Easton, Tom Coyle, Randy Billings. Row 2: Rich Folts, Chuck Cain, John Miller, Jimmy Sutley, Kevin Whitsell, Tim Butler, John Finch, Eddie Olds. Row 3: Tina Condon, Donna Waters, Connie Maynard, Kathy Miles, Stacy Fedick, Betsy Spicer, Vicky Coppage, Rich Bledsoe, Robert Billings. Row 1: Ronda Garis, Ricky Graves, Kelly Horton, Cindy Harrison, Ginger Grover, Missy Cain. Row 2: Charlie Miles, Brenda Keener, John Waters, Larry McAllister, Kevin Erdmann, Dennis Munro, Steve Johnston. Row 3: Louie Norton, Scott Ellison, Tim Billings, Jan Heisey, Sharon Fedick, Janice Good, Vickie Whitesell. SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Row 1: Dusty Ainsworth, Barry Brubaker, Jeff Kear, Keith Lewis, Jessica Garis. Row 2: Dan Mattison, Wendy Whitesell, Laura John- ston, Wendy Stebbins, Tom Spicer, Doug Billings, Kathy Condon. Row 3: Robin Morley, Jay Seely, Bob McIntyre, Kim Smith, Pat Cooney, Todd Haskins, Becky Cramer. CLASS JUNIORS Row 1: Jennifer Kuhn Miss Mcjury... Row 2: Doug Lewis.... Barb Good..... Janet McLean . .....Secretary ......Advisor .....Treasurer Vice President .....President SOPHOMORES Row 1: Mary Kay Gee. Mar)' Blamire . Row 2: Lisa Starks.. Lorie Wildman Mr. Gibbs..... .....Secretary .....President Vice President .....Treasurer ......Advisor FRESHMEN Row 1: Sandy Good.... Beth Erdmann Row 2: Jeff Anthony.. Mrs. Loughlin George Kear ... .....Treasurer .....Secretary .....President ......Advisor Vice President OFFICERS EIGHTH Miss Savitsky Cheri Horton Dawn Lewis . Eddie Olds... John Finch .... ......Advisor .....Treasurer .....Secretary .....President Vice President SEVENTH Brenda Keener... Missy Cain....... Mr. VanSkiver... Larry McAllister Scott Ellison... .....Secretary .....Treasurer ......Advisor Vice President .....President SIXTH Danny Mattison Wendy Stebbins Mr. Cutler....... Patricia Cooney Kathy Condon ... .....Secretary .....Treasurer ......Advisor Vice President .....President Row 1: Pat Loughlin, Jay Slawson, Lillian Whitesell, Gerry Saunders, Bobby Greenawalt. Row 2: Jill Smith, Jennifer Loughlin, Shar- on Whitesell, Missy Cutler, Barbara Strouse. Row 3: Scott Snyder, Charlie Saxton, Andy Gibson, Jeff Erdmann, Dennis Stebbins. FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Susan DiBiase 38 Row 1: Janice Brubaker, Jimmy Smith, Andy Good, Denise McIntyre, Brian Smith, Mike Horton, Michelynne Ordway. Row 2: Amy Whitesell, Patti Horton, Lonnie Cramer, Darin Munro, David Flamini, Kerry Fitzpatrick, Monica Lewis, Billy Wahl. Row 3: Mark Miles, Wayne Foth, Julie Spicer, Mike Whittaker, Matt Waters, Theresa Whitsell, Buffy Steadman, Donnie Pensyl. FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Kimberly Howe 39 Mrs. Judy Loughlin THIRD GRADE Row 1: Tammy Harrison, Troy Rounds, Kevin Billings, Billy McIntyre, Dennis Cooney. Row 2: Tricia Stebbins, Sheri Lewis, Danny Garis, Paul Fisk, Kara Ainsworth, Pam Bradford. Row 3: Amy Hamilton, Karen Barney, Nancy Hall, Sonya Samuell, Mike McIntyre, Keith Pensyl. Absent: Jason Morse, Billy Anderson. 40 Miss Vicky Abbott SECOND GRADE Row 1: Robbie Pritchard, Aaron Kirschenbaum, Chris Foth, Jon Cramer, Dennis Erdmann, Mary Smith. Row 2: Bobbi Jo Mitchell, Kelly Shablom, Carin Cutler, Cynthia Strouse, Georgia Whitesell. Row 3: Larry Douglas Travis, B.J. Payne, Dale Mattison, Mike Wahl, Stan Lewis, John Kuhn, Wayne Coats. 41 Row 1: Billijo Mitchell, Kevin Fisk, Frankie Chase, Andrew Strouse, Wayne Garis, Row 2: Amy Whitesell, Kelly Cooney, Shirley Whitesell, Stacy Billings, Karen Pensyl, Nancy Pensyl, Diane Barney. Row 3: Diane Steadman, Lucinda Haskins, Fay Maynard, Michael Birmingham, Chris Ordway, Tim Cain, Dennis Whitesell. FIRST GRADE Miss April Folts 42 Row 1: Tracy Whittaker, Joann McIntyre, Sue Bradford, Keith Chase. Row 2: Jennifer Butler, Amy Hutchison, Carla Lewis, Jill Waters, Yvonne Hamilton, Sarah Smith, Jennifer Payne, Kim Stebbins. Row 3: Jamie Lewis, Jeff Burch, Brett Osgood, Rodney Pritchard, Nelson Williams, Josh Kear, Mike Lewis. KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Jacqueline Comstock 43 SPORTS 1979 SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS COUNTY ALL STARS Bill Allen (basketball) Duane Brubaker (basketball) Bill Allen (baseball) Terry Vallieres (baseball) Bill Ellison (soccer) Doug Lewis (soccer) MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Duane Brubaker (soccer) Anita Dibble (soccer) Duane Brubaker (basketball) Sue Lewis (basketball) Darla Wildman (volleyball) Bill Allen (baseball) Tammy Stanford (softball) John Gee (track) Fall 1979 season SENIOR ATHLETES Duane Brubaker Anita Dibble OUTSTANDING CHEERLEADER Lorraine Lewis MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS Scott Elder (soccer) Pam Snyder (soccer) Bill Allen (basketball) Yvonne Connolly (basketball) Fawn Ransom (volleyball) Terry Vallieres (baseball) Kelly Calcote (softball) Ken Coppage (track) TRACK Barb Good, Deb Anthony, Ken Coppage, Miss Neff, John Gee, Pam Snyder, Anita Dibble. Row 1: George Rear (manager). Rich Grover, Dennis Connolly, Don VanEtten, Bill Ellison, Steve Allen, Gary Edwards, Doug Lewis, Chipper Stanford (manager). Row 2: Herbie Spicer (manager), Duane Brubaker, Duane VanEtten, Earl Graves, Kevin Ellison, Eric VanDerhoof, Scott Elder, Bill Allen, Terry Vallieres, Mr. Gibbs. BASEBALL SOFTBALL Row 1: Patricia Cooney (manager), Deanna Williams, Babe Greene, Tammy Stanford, Marilyn Kear, Wendy Stebbins (manager). Row 2: Miss Folts, Janet McLean, Robin Ordiway, Lisa Starks, Kelly Calcote, Cheryl Sherwood, Lorraine Lewis, Mrs. Loughlin, Jim Mar- ble (statistician). Sitting: Dan Munro. Row 1: Glenn Brubaker, George Kear, Rich Grover, Earl Graves, Steve Allen, Terry Vallieres, Kevin Calcote, Chip Stanford, John Gee. Row 2: Mr. Atherton, Bill Ellison, Ron Edwards, Mike Lewis, Steve Williams, Duane VanEtten, Loren Good, Don VanEtten, Ken Coppage, Gary Edwards, Mike Smith (manager). BOYS SOCCER 48 Row 1: Vickie Coppage (manager), Peggy Cooney, Tammy Stanford, Sue Pensyl, Lisa Starks, Kelly Calcote, Pam Snyder, Billie Saxton, Cheri Horton (manager). Row 2: Mrs. Fuller, Barb Good, Babe Greene, Janet McLean, Beth Erdmann, Yvonne Connolly, Amy Stambaugh, Janet Ransom, Lisa Freeman, Pam Billings, Deanna Williams. GIRLS SOCCER 49 Row 1: Doug Lewis, David Saunders, Dan Munro, Duane VanEtten, Eddie Olds (manager). Row 2: Mr. Amphlett, Bill Ellison, Earl Graves, Kevin Ellison, Matt Haring, Steve Williams, Loren Good, Terry Vallieres. VARSITY BASKETBALL J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: Lee Merwin, Paul Talbett, Jeff Anthony, Chipper Stanford, Larry Easton (manager). Row 2: Mr. VanSkiver, Glenn Brubaker, George Rear, Don VanEtten, John Cooney, Dennis Connolly, Kevin Calcote, Rich Grover. 50 r Row 1: Julie Keener, Mary Blamire, Michele Norton, Lorie Wildman. Row 2: Mrs. Fuller, Sara Spicer, Sue Pensyl, Lisa Freeman, Kelly Calcote, Deanna Williams. VOLLEYBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Val Pies, Karen Ellison, Alicia Gee, Michele Norton, Peggy Cooney. Row 2: Cheri Horton (manager), Lisa Starks, Kathy Heisey, Janet McLean, Helen Ellison, Babe Greene. Row 3: Ginger Grover (manager), Lisa Freeman, Kelly Calcote, Yvonne Connolly, Janet Ransom, Miss Hebblethwaite. 51 CHEERLEADERS Lisa Freeman Billie Saxton Karen Ellison Lorie Wildman Janet McLean Kelly Calcote Amy Stambaugh Sue Pensyl Norene Harrison Tammy Stanford 52 53 ACTIVITIES Row 1: Felicia Schrader, Pam Snyder, Della Herbert, Barb Good, Kelly Calcote. Row 2: Mr. Palmiter, Deb Anthony, Gary Edwards, Kevin Ellison, Don Tapley, Duane VanEtten, Mike Foth, Miss Hillman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES Tony Meunier, Ken Coppage, Monica Miles. NEWSPAPER STAFF Row 1: julie Greene, Michele Norton. Row 2: Monica Miles, Mr. Copp, Jenny Kuhn, Doug Lewis. Row 1: Janet Ransom, Amy Stambaugh, Yvonne Connolly, Julie Greene. Row 2: Earl Graves, Gary Edwards, Mike Lewis, Kelly Calcote, Sara Spicer. Row 3: Tony Meunier, Dan Munro, Kevin Ellison, Sue Pensyl, Terry Vallieres, Duane VanEtten. WYCENIAN STAFF PEP CLUB Row 1: Rita Chambers, Jenny Kuhn, Sara Spicer, Mary Blamire, Michele Norton. Row 2: Beth Richmond, Alicia Gee, Peggy Cooney. Row 3: Monica Miles, Deanna Williams, Beth Erdmann, Felicia Schrader, Mary Kay Gee. Row 1: Larry McAllister, Jessica Garis, Barry Brubaker, Jeff Rear. Row 2: Todd Haskins, Patricia Cooney, Kevin Erdmann, Kathy Condon, Rhonda Garis, Scott Ellison. Row 3: Miss Savitsky, Jay Seely, Brenda Keener, Janice Good, Ginger Grover, Dennis Munro, Louie Norton, Steve Johnston. JUNIOR BAND ELEMENTARY CHORUS Row 1: Troy Rounds, Kevin Billings, Dennis Cooney, Sheri Lewis, Tricia Stebbins, Tammy Harrison, Danny Garis, William McIntyre, Michael Horton, Michelynne Ordway, Janice Brubaker, Denise McIntyre, Donnie Pensyl. Row 2: Keith Pensyl, Sonya Samuell, Kara Ainsworth, Amy Hamilton, Pamela Bradford, Michael McIntyre, Karen Barney, Nancy Hall, Paul Fisk, Darin Munro, Jimmy Smith, Mi- chael Whittaker, Monica Lewis, Patti Horton. Row 3: Billy Wahl, Brian Smith, Kerry Fitzpatrick, Charlie Saxton, David Flamini, Julie Spicer, Lonnie Cramer, Wayne Foth, Amy Whitesell, Andy Good, Theresa Whitesell, Buffy Steadman, Mark Miles. Row 4: Jay Slawson, Jeff Erdmann, Matt Waters, Scott Snyder, Robert Greenawalt, Jill Smith, Melissa Cutler, Barbara Strouse, Sharon Whitesell, Jennifer Loughlin, Dennis Stebbins, Patrick Loughlin, Gerry Saunders, Andy Gibson, Miss Savitsky. 58 Row 1: Janet McLean, Pam Snyder, Sara Spicer, Donna Garis. Row 2: Mike Smith, David O'Brien, Lorie Wildman, Deb An- thony. Row 3: Miss Savitsky, Julie Keener, Paul Talbett, Duane Van Etten. Row 1: Miss Savitsky, Norene Harrison, Janet McLean, Rita Chambers. Row 2: Pam Snyder, Barb Good, Sara Spicer, Deb Anthony, Monica Miles. Row 3: Felicia Schrader, David O'Brien, Mike Smith, Julie Keener, Lorie Wildman. SENIOR BAND SENIOR CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS Row 1: Larry McAllister. Becky York. Jessica Garis. Mark Button. Jeff Rear. Wendy Stebbins, Mike Ainsworth. Rhonda Garis. Row 2 Doug Bdl.ngs Joel York, Ke.th Lewis, Laura Johnston, Barry Brubaker, Wendy Whitesell. Judy Jackson, Susie Anderson. Scott Ellison Row 3. Todd Haskins, Patncia Cooney, Jan Heisey, Cindy Harrison, Betsy Spicer, Jay Seely, Tom Spicer, Kathy Condon, Dennis Munro. inger Gro-eer Stacy Fedick. Row 4: Miss Savitsky, Brenda Keener, Sharon Fedick, Kathy Miles, Debbie Kuhn, Cheri Horton Dawn Lewis, Donna Waters, Vickie Whitesell. 59 GOODBYE We have discovered many precious things in this school —friendship, —knowledge. We worked, we learned, we loved, we lived. We were challenged —by our teachers, —by our parents. And we shall continue to be challenged as we begin the new life that lies beyond. Although we will be separated, our memories of W.C.S. will linger on. “LATER Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Many Happy Days! I WHITESVILLE AGWAY Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer Farm Supplies Phone: 607-356-3311 64 Congratulations Class of 1980 Music is the universal language. May all your dreams come true! Good Luck, Senior Band Senior Chorus Junior Band Junior Chorus Elementary Chorus 65 KRAMER AND CLARK Sales and Service Phone: 356-3394 Compliments of DONALD J. KRAMER INSURANCE Serving Whitesville for over 20 years. JIM’S LOUNGE 716-593-9834 Lunches available every day All legal beverages Route 19 Shongo, N.Y. ELLISON’S CAR MART 716-593-9834 607-356-3112 A fine selection of used cars Main Street Whitesville, N.Y. Dedicated to Service Since 1844 Whitesville, N.Y. Phone:.(607) 356-3336 WILDMAN FUNERAL HOME, INC Robert L. Wildman Licensed in New York and Pennsylvania SCHDUlo, WELDING GENESEE, PA. 16923; « PHONE: 814 228 3217'■' John F. (Jack) Less, Jr. Owner Director KOCH FUNERAL HOME Congratulations to the Class of 1980 J. Koch, Prop. Main Street, Ulysses, Pa. 16948 68 Congratulations from SHAY'S RED WHITE Private Banquets Smorgasbord Fri., Sat., Sun. SHERWOOD’S COUNTRY COTTAGE RESTAURANT Route 49 IVi Miles East of Ulysses, Pa. Harold and Shirley Sherwood, Owners Phone: 814-848-9960 Catering for Banquets and Wedding Receptions On and Off Premises Trucking Anything, Anywhere, Anytime SHERWOOD’S TRUCKING USED AUTOS PARTS Ulysses, Pennsylvania 16948 You Name It We’ll Get It Phone 814-848-7690 After We Sell We Service 814-848-9987 Compliments of FITZPATRICK FARMS Congratulations, Graduates 70 Congratulations Graduates C-E AIR PREHEATER The most bank for your money. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY A FULL SERVICE BANK Member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System Wellsville • Andover • Alfred • Whitesville • Bolivar • Cuba • Olean Congratulations Graduates John-Bar Inn Main Street, Whitesville John and Barb Schearer SERRO SCOTTY Compliments of Matt Lynch Stannards, New York 1 , TqV E 1 V WESTERN CORP Travel Right Travel Light WILKES-BARRE, 72 Congratulations from WHITESVILLE WOOD PRODUCTS 1 FISHEIt'5 (RjexaU) PHARJIWO JJ IHiIUiIIKi JOHN PETER CHILDS PHARMACISTS OPEN 9 AM 9 PM DAILY 9 AM 6 PM SAT. 9 AM 1 PM SUN. — Emergency Numbers — After Store Hrs. 593-6273 or 593-1201 FREE DELIVERY RUSSELL STOVER CANDY 593-2611 138 N. MAIN WELLSVILLE Compliments of WHEATON AGENCY, INC. Insurance Alex's Liquor Store Alfred, New York 14802 Phone: (607) 587-4451 Main St. Alfred N.Y. Daniel R. George Consultant Good luck to all of you. 73 KERTON FLORIST Brown Stout Agency, Inc. Insurance 125 North Main St. Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Phone 593-4296 167 North Main Street Wellsville, New York J is. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR APPOINTMENT CALL: 716-593-2596 WELLSVILLE, NY Harry J. Beaghley NCC USN Recruiter Navy Recruiting Station 120 S. Main St. Wellsville, N. Y. 14895 (716) 593-6339 74 Congratulations From WELLCOME INN Snack Shack We Sell: All subs, specialty —Philadelphia sub Fish Fries Pizza Hamburgers Open 7 days a week 1 lam to 9pm Whitesville, New York — ■ insurance agencies 4 ') ALLEN DYGERT HAUSER, INC. GLENN BRONSON AGENCY 28 Jefferson St., Wellsville, N. Y. 14895, Phone 593-3027 DAVIES INSURANCE AGENCY 8995 Main St, Rushford, N. Y. 14777, Phone 437-2268 The Vineyard Restaurant Fine Food Salad Bar Cocktails 176 N. Main Street Wellsville, New York TRACIE'S FLOWERS Best Wishes Class of '80 48 Main Street 593-4830 Wellsville, N.Y. PFUNTNER Sales Service 3 Decades Of Service We Buy and Sell Used Cars Complete Parts - Service DODGt TRUCKS rqjeep Railroad Avenue Wellsville, N.Y. 593-2247 D L FEEDS FOR ALL THE FARMER'S NEEDS D L Feeds, Inc. Phone 607-478-8767 Andover, N.Y. 14806 Compliments of Congratulations from WELLSVILLE FUEL Seal's Lumber Hardware SERVICE Westfield Pa. 814-367-2920 Wellsville, N.Y. ACKER'S QUAKER STATE, INC. Corner of Dyke and Main Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Licensed Repair Shop HERBERT COOPER CO., INC. PAUL F. CULBERT SONS Genesee, Pennsylvania Allis Chalmers - New Idea - New Holland Phone 814-228-3417 Rubber Products Sales 716-593-2580 Service Route 19 South Wellsville, N.Y. LUNN UMIKER'S WELLSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY MONUMENT WORKS Everything for Building Owned and Operated by Frederick C. (Ted) and Jon F. Eberling Ralph Lunn Dick Trezise 195 South Main Street | Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Wellsville, N.Y. Telephone 716-593-3080 After Hours 716-593-4096 Tel. 716-593-2426 256 W. State St. Barre Guild Certified Monuments 78 SPECIAL PATRON Whitesville Board of Education PATRONS WHITESVILLE Ed's Restaurant Jeanette's Beauty Shop SURROUNDING AREA First State Bank of Canisteo, Greenwood Office Alfred Sports Center PENNSYLVANIA Brugge Crandall, Westfield Butler's Fabrics, Genesee Glad Tidings Book Store, Westfield Ja-Bea Variety Store, Westfield Kibbe's Grocery Hardware, Harrison Valley Outman's Pharmacy, Westfield Reed's Village Market, Genesee Soda Pop Unlimited, Westfield Swartwood's Grocery, Westfield Ulysses Lumber, Ulysses Wagner Hardware, Ulysses WELLSVILLE Arnoys and Dye, Inc. Bells's Supermarket Cannon's Clothing Store Charles Jewelers Cook's Tire Service Cross Diner Davie's, Inc. D J Body Shop Dill Pickle The Fabric Place Fassett Lane Lumber, Inc. Feeman, Euken Gardner Attorneys at Law House of Glass Mallery T.V. Sales and Service Mite - E - Lite Nick's Lanes Perkins Sales and Service Rice Music House Sears, Roebuck and Company Sherwin Williams Company Thurner Real Estate Village Athlete Wellsville Agway Wellsville Electric Supply Best Wishes Seniors from the 79 Whitesville Teachers Association