Whitesville High School - Wycenian Yearbook (Whitesville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1982 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1982 PRESENTS TIME SLIPS AWAY LIFE IS A JOURNEY, A NEW STEP EACH DAY. TREASURE EACH MOMENT, FOR TIME SLIPS AWAY. LET THE WIND BLOW YOUR HAIR AND THE SUN BLUSH YOUR SKIN; LET THE PEOPLE AROUND YOU BE TOUCHED FROM WITHIN. ENJOY ALL THE COLORS, THE FRAGRANCES, THE SOUNDS; FILL UP YOUR HEART WITH THE JOY THAT SURROUNDS. THE BLESSINGS OF LIFE WE MUST CHERISH EACH DAY, AND TREASURE EACH MOMENT, FOR TIME SLIPS AWAY. 1982 WYCENIAN WHITESVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL WHITESVILLE, NEW YORK DEDICATION We, the stars of 1982”, would like to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Douglas VanSkiver. We all understand, speak and write English quite well now because you were such a great ju- nior high English teacher. You made your points clear and helped us carry them out when we had difficulty. Coaching is a job which is seldom adequately recognized or appreciated, especially at the ju- nior varsity level. We know that the short pay you receive is not the only reward you get for your efforts. Those of us who have played soccer or basketball for you appreciate the patience you have shown, the team cooperation you have encouraged and the winning tradition you have maintained. We ve always counted on your sense of humor to help make days seem a little shorter when things were going wrong. Many things we thought were difficult were made easier by your friendly personality and your funny laugh. We remember fondly all the times you and Coach were so actively involved in the backgammon marathons. As we look back, we remember all the good times we've had together. We will always remem- ber you as our favorite Muckworm”. Thanks for everything. Skivel 2 The Class of 1982 would like to express our appre- ciation to Miss Louise Rogers. We truly appreciate your dedication and the time you have given to help out our class. You were always there to drag us along when our faith was wearing thin and got us back on our feet again. If we needed you and you really didn’t have a minute to spare, you either stopped or stretched the time so you could work out our problems or smooth out our worries. You have always been there helping, guiding, consoling and doing”. One more thanks before we go and it’s for the time you took to push us to where we stand solidly today. The memory of your love and kindness, gen- erosity and friendship will stay in our minds for- ever. APPRECIATIONS We the Senior Class of 1982 would like to extend our gratitude to Miss Linda Sauerbier. You have always had a kind word and piece of advice for us when we are feeling down. If we ever had any problems, you made us feel free to come and talk to you about them. We enjoyed your open discussions in health classi you had a way of making health one of our favorite and most enjoyable classes. Although you are a relatively new person in our school, you have become a true and loyal supporter of our activities. Whenever we look into the crowds at an event, sporting or otherwise, you are usually in the audience, attentive and supportive. Thank you for being there and for being a friend. 3 OUR MASTERPIECE All our yesterdays held tomorrows; We always had time to play. How we spent them Was left for only us to decide and say. With kindergarten a misty remembrance in our minds, Oh, how much bigger we felt when we reached junior high! With each and every yesterday We carved at our statue of tomorrow. Each time we struck our chisel We took the chance of creating happiness or sorrow. Now after these years of working endlessly Toward our masterpiece, We can stand back and look upon Our somewhat amazing feats. Michele Norton 6 JANINE M. GREENE MARY G. BLAMIRE VALORIE K. PIES DAVID G. O'BRIEN 8 SCOTT M. GARIS JOHN F. COONEY GLENN R. BRUBAKER DONALD L. VAN ETTEN DENNIS R. CONNOLLY JULIE A. KEENER 12 13 CONNIE S. CLARK 14 MARY M. MC CAFFREY Although we have not been fortunate enough to know Mr. Hogle for a long period of time, he has been a source of inspi- ration to us this year. To sum up our feelings we offer one of his favorite quotes: Success is if you have lived well, laughed often and loved much) If you have gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of children; If you can leave the world better than you found it; If you never lacked appreciation of the Earth’s beauty or never failed to express it; And if you can look for the best in others and you give the best you have. That I think is success.” Ken Venturi Thank you, Mr. Hogle, for your friendship, your respect and your faith in us. You, we think, are a success. Mr. John Hogle Advisor SENIOR OFFICERS Lisa Starks .... Treasurer Don Van Etten .... Vice President Rich Grover .... President Lorie Wildman .... Secretary 15 SENIOR NAME NICKNAME Steve Allen Pudge Greg Anthony Drag Terry Billings Tare Mary Blamire Pickles Glenn Brubaker Woody Connie Clark Space Dennis Connolly Deed or Skinny John Cooney John Scott Garis Scott Mary Kay Gee Kage Janine Greene Babe Rich Grover Zip Laura Haring Lorie Julie Keener Jewel Ken Lewis Lightning Mary McCaffrey Mare Joe Miller Speedy Michele Norton Shelly David O’Brien Dave Steve Osgood Ozzie Valorie Pies Val Lisa Starks Sped Tawny Steadman Tawny Randy Stebbins Bear Don VanEtten Duck Tammy Waters Hollywood Lorie Wildman Lorie Deanna Williams DeeDee MOST NOTED FOR sports causing trouble chasing women getting in trouble working hard in Miss Rogers’ class forgetting homework getting in trouble being cocky bad jokes 6 floor hockey skills doing back homework in math playing PacMan taxi service having tape player in class being quiet her silly giggle not doing homework eating sleeping being there brains being sweet picking on people roaming the halls smoking in the bathroom eating junk food roaming the halls messing up her hair getting embarrassed easily Bluejay sports REMEMBERS the broken window nothing Class of ’81 Sweet Honesty, the gang. Halloween his senior year lunch hour in Andover Miss Smith 10th grade history 8 Spanish 10th grade history ”lt's a boy!” not much Class of '82 Miss Rogers boring lunch hours shop 10th grade history being single first date being a rah-rah 100's on Regents fast girls JoAnn A. not much lunch hours nothing math homework he didn’t do Mr. P.’s history class cheerleading pom-pom competitions Down on your knees!” 16 INFO MOST OFTEN SEEN LIKES MAJORS PHILOSOPHY J.B.’s Rockin Disco girls, women, ladies agriculture Don’t go to school 'til it’s time. in Genesee girls trucks welding Have fun! with Charley women £ loud music agriculture Live it up while you can. having a good time weekends, pizza business, math Accept your limitations and then go beyond them. at home sports, working math, science We cannot direct the wind but we can adjust our sails. at home soccer. PacMan. Kelly business Take each day as it comes. in the halls M.D.L. agriculture Take life easy. at Shay's hockey, music, food language, math, science, business Take your time and do things right. in the halls reading, football language, math, science, business Take life one step at a time. uptown Italian food. Mike, kids business, math, language Do not talk bad about your enemies for you are the one who made them. bombing around in the bomb partying £ Trans Ams business, math Small streams of caring become pools of love. in the wrong place at the wrong time sports, girls, music math, science, business Take it easy and live life to its fullest. in the hall music, pizza. Tim business, home economics It’s easier to go down a hill than up but the view is from the top. with Lorie checking out the guys cats, music science, math, business You don’t know what you know until upi know what you don’t know. working vacations, girls, food science, math, agriculture Why worked when you’re not forced to? anywhere but home Loretta Lynn home economics Make do with what you have. in school ???????????? agriculture Don’t drink while driving-, you might hit bump and spill some. out looking for a party beards. Monte Carlos photography, printing Nothing is either good or bad but thinking makes it so. anywhere sport cars, airplanes, girls math, science, language What’s to be will be. out chasing women girls, food. East Beach drafting, science Be courteous, kind and forgiving. Be gentle and peaceful each day. Be honest and love all your neighbors. And have a good thing to say.” Wellsville animals, nature child care, heavy equipment For everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven. in the halls F.S., Ferraris. basketball math, science, business If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. uptown Hank, partying, photography business A dream isn’t a dream unless you're willing to pay the price to make it come true. home girls agriculture, business Live each day to its fullest. in the halls sports, study halls math, science, business Live and let live. cutting someone’s hair Keith, cutting hair cosmetology You have earned one more tomorrow by the work you did today. with Julie checking discos, cheering, sweet guys business, math, science. No bird soars too high if he out the guys language soars with his own wings. rooting for the Bluejays sports, guys secretarial education If you get the chance, go for it. Beth Erdmann. Secretary; Sandy Good, Treasurer; Billie Mrs. Diane Fox. Mrs. Mary Seely Saxton. Vice President; Kathy Heisey, President. Advisors JUNIORS Row I: Chip Stanford. George Kear. Paul Talbett, Bruce Brandes, Jim Miller. Jeff Collier. Row 2: Melissa O’Brien, Beth Erdmann, Carla O’Dell. Tina Mattison. Margeurite Meunier, Kathy Heisey. Nancy Tidd. Billie Saxton, Hope Jackson, Donna Garis. Row 3: Sandy Good. Peg- gy Cooney. Alicia Gee. Helen Ellison. Karen Ellison. Lisa Freeman, Kevin Calcote, Jeff Anthony, Lee Merwin. 22 Row I: Kevin Whitesell. Lori Graves. Connie Maynard. Stacy Fedick. Tina Condon. Donna Waters. Mary Dawn Lewis. Cheri Horton. Kathy Miles, Row 2: Eddie Olds. Rich Folts. Robert Billings. Tom Coyle. Jim Sutley. Larry Easton. Deb Kuhn. Vickie Coppage. John Miller. Jackie Willow. Betsy Spicer. Marcia Burdick. SOPHOMORES Mr. Charles Cutler Advisor Debbie Kuhn. Secretaryj Ed Olds. President Cheri Horton. Vice President� Rich Folts. Treasurer. 23 Row I: Charlie Miles. Randy Billings. Louie Norton. Scott Ellison. Larry McAllister. Kevin Erdmann. John Waters. Steve Johnston. Row 2-. Brenda Keener. Kelly Horton. Ronda Garis. Ginger Grover. Becky Ochsenhirt. Cindy Harrison. Sharon Fedick. Janice Good. Jan Heisey, Dwight Schoonover. Row 3: Ricky Graves. Dennis Munro. FRESHMEN Miss Linda Sauerbier Advisor Ginger Grover. Secretary; Larry McAllister. Vice President� Scott Ellison. President; Jan Heisey. Treasurer. 24 Mr. Douglas VanSkiver Advisor Barry Brubaker. Treasurer; Patricia Cooney. Secretary; Wendy Stebbins. President; Dusty Ainsworth. Vice Presi- dent. EIGHTH GRADE Row I: Keith Lewis. Jeff Rear. Barry Brubaker. Mark Button. Doug Billings. Dusty Ainsworth. Wendy Stebbins. Jessica Garis. Row 2: Robbin Morley. Bobby McIntyre. Jay Seely. Kathy Condon. Wendy Burdick. Patricia Cooney. Judy Jackson. Kim Smith. Wendy Whitesell. Chuck Button. Todd Haskins. Laura Johnston. 25 Jeff Erdmann. President; Amy Reitter. Secretary; Jennifer Mrs. Susan DiBiase Loughlin. Vice President; Missy Cutler. Treasurer. Advisor SEVENTH GRADE Row I: Guy Willow. Jen Loughlin. Melissa Cutler. Sharon Whitesell. Ray Mattison. Jeff Erdmann. Dennis Stebbins. Tom Spicer. Jerry Merrick. Row 1. Randy Steadman. Amy Reitter. Barb Strouse. Bob Greenawalt. Lillian Whitesell. Andy Gibson. Charlie Saxton. Pat Loughlin. Jay Slawson. Gerry Saunders. 26 Row I: Larry Graves, Kirk Willow. Janice Brubaker. Karen Merwin. Norman Reitter. Bobby Merwin. Jimmy Smith. Row 2-. Denise McIntyre. Michelynne Ordway. Jean Paul Bankes. Danny Button. Wayne Foth, Monica Lewis. Kerry Fitzpatrick. Darin Munro. Dave Flamini. Row 3: Buffy Steadman. Courtney Moon. Amy Whitesell. Theresa Whitsell. Patti Horton. Matt Waters. Mark Miles. Bill Wahl. Etelka Button. SIXTH GRADE Janice Brubaker. President; Theresa Whitsell. Treasurer; Mr. Charles Cutler Denise McIntyre. Secretary; Norman Reitter. Vice Presi- Advisor dent. 27 Row I: Sheri Lewis. Danny Garis. Chris Payne. Bill McIntyre. Kara Ainsworth. Tricia Stebbins. Row 2-. Karl Merrick, Kathy Mischke, Pam Bradford. Amy Hamilton. Dennis Cooney. Karen Barney. Paula Mischke. Row 3: Nancy Hall. Mike Horton. Mike McIntyre. Paul Fisk, Keith Pensyl. Don Pensyl. Nancy Button. FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Susan DiBiase Mrs. Kimberly Howe FOURTH GRADE Row I: Troy Rounds. Stanley Lewis. Mary Smith. Robert Pritchard. Row 1. Cindy Strouse. Carin Cutler. Kelly Jo Shablom. Irene Mattison. Dennis Erdmann. Chris Foth. Row 3: Melody Willow. John Kuhn. Wayne Coats. Tammy Harrison. Georgia Whitesell. Larry Travis. Keith Schoonover. 29 Mrs. Judy Loughlin THIRD GRADE Row I: Diane Barney. Stacy Billings. Chad Payne. Frankie Chase. Andy Strouse. Gene Payne. Row 2, Karen Pensyl. Shirley Whitesell. Michael Birmingham. Danielle Moon. Brian Claire. Bobbi Jo Mitchell. Nancy Pensyl. Row 3- Chris Reitter. Michael Wahl. Bobby Nelson. Lucinda Haskins. Brody Payne. Kelly Cooney. Kevin Fisk. Nicky Button. 30 Row I: Genny Harrison. Rodney Pritchard. Eddie Billings. Jaime Lewis. Brett Osgood. Nashara McCombie. Kim Stebbins. Row 2: Carla Lewis. JoAnn McIntyre. Chris Waters. Keith Chase. Wayne Garis. Billie Jo Mitchell. Yvonne Hamilton. Amy Hutchison. Row 3: Jennifer Payne. Dennis Whitesell. Belinda Claire. Doug Jackson. Josh Kear. Michael Lewis. Amy Whitesell. Fay Maynard. Diane Steadman. SECOND GRADE Mrs. Vicky Ross 31 Row I: Melissa Bledsoe. Billie Graves. Julie Fitzpatrick. Kenny Waters. Melinda Payne. Row 1. Joshua Harrison. Joey Ostroski. Michael Cor- nell. Kane Stebbins. Tim Pensyl, Nikki Pensyl. Heather Bradford. Row 3: Kim Bledsoe. Jill Waters. Steven Button. Willie Hall. Charles Cutler. Karla Chase. Sue Bradford. Laurie Wahl. Aimee Moon. FIRST GRADE Miss April Folts 32 Mrs. Jacqueline Comstock January—June Mrs. April Palmiter September—December KINDERGARTEN Row I: Stacy Button. JoAnn Curry. Sarah Waters. Michele Birmingham. Danielle Hutchison. Tina McAllister. Michelle Houghtaling. Faith Lew is. Jams Ordway. Debra Whitesell. Row 2. Justin Osgood. Jeremy Cramer. Shane Spicer. Jonathon Cornell. Eric Hamilton. Karl Garis. An- drew Billings. Douglas Barney. Cori DiBiase. Andrew Lewis. Michael Graves. Tory Rounds. 33 STAFF The Class of 1982 has met the challenge of the completion of a high school educa- tion. Each staff member of the Whitesville Central School takes pride in the contribu- tion he or she has made to the successes of each member of the class. The future will present many new challenges to each member of the class. The goals they have achieved through the variety of school activities should serve them well in their roles as contributing citizens in our state and nation. Our best wishes for success and happiness are extended to each graduating senior and their families. John E. Hogle Superintendent OFFICE AIDES Mrs. Phyllis Sawyer Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Mary Ann Pritchard District Clerk Mrs. Mary Calcote District Treasurer 36 Row I: Mr. James Gee. Mrs. Velma Westlake. Row 2: Mr. David Munro. Mr. Richard Dibble. Mr. Jeffrey Lewis. BOARD OF EDUCATION VICE-PRINCIPALS Mr. Charles Cutler Elementary Vice-Principal 37 Mr. David Palmiter Secondary Vice-Principal Susan Hillman Math Mary Seely Science Louise Rogers Business FACULTY Deborah Woltag Psychologist Sara Squier Guidance David Palmiter Social Studies Linda Sauerbier Health Remedial Tutor Warren Amphlett Physical Education Vicki Smith Physical Education Remedial Tutor MEMBERS Therese Gary Nurse Marcia DeSain Teacher’s Aide Diane Fox Home Economics Sandra Trice Art JoAnn Savitsky Music FACULTY Glenn Davis Drivers Education Sheldon Atherton Industrial Arts 40 Douglas VanSkiver English MEMBERS Ellen Keating Resource Room Teacher Anthony DeSain Remedial Studies Director Nancy Baker Speech Therapist Elaine Main Math 6 Remedial Tutor Mark Copp Spanish English Carole O’Hagan English CUSTODIANS Dick Plaistcd Luella Kear Mike Mitchell 42 CAFETERIA WORKERS Bonnie Graves Donna Munro Joyce VanEtten Joan Grover SPORTS Row I: Charlie Saxton (manager). George Kear. Jim Sutley. Chip Stanford. Glenn Brubaker. Dennis Munro. Rich Eolts, Eddie Olds. Kevin Erdmann. Larry McAllister (manager). Row 2: Tom Spicer (manager). Dennis Connolly. Jim Miller. Rich Grover. Steve Osgood. Don VanEtten. Kevin Calcote. Jeff Anthony. Steve Allen. Larry Easton. Steve Johnston. Coach Doug VanSkiver. BOYS SOCCER 44 Row I: Ronda Garis (manager). Wendy Stebbins (manager). Dawn Lewis, Ginger Grover, Nancy Tidd. Betsy Spicer. Lisa Starks. Beth Erdmann. Jan Heisey. Billie Saxton, Wendy Burdick (manager). Row 2-. Coach Vicki Smith. Connie Maynard. Donna Waters. Peggy Cooney, Kelly Horton. Karen Ellison. Helen Ellison. Patricia Cooney. Cheri Horton. GIRLS SOCCER VOLLEYBALL Row I: Andy Gibson (manager). Nancy Tidd. Beth Erdmann. Hope Jackson. Row 2-. Patricia Cooney. Lorie Wildman. Debbie Kuhn. Val Pies. Cheri Horton. Coach Vicki Smith. 45 n Row I: Chip Stanford. Glenn Brubaker. Steve Allen. Dennis Connolly. Jeff Anthony. Rich Grover. Row 2-. Jeff Erdmann (manager). George Kear. Lee Merwin, Steve Osgood. Don VanEtten. Paul Talbett. Kevin Calcote. Jay Seely (manager). Coach Wally Amphlett. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Dawn Lewis Vickie Coppage Helen Ellison Donna Waters Ginger Grover Cindy Harrison Lorie Wildman Kelly Horton Michele Norton Hope Jackson 47 Row I: Kathy Heisey. Debby Kuhn. Row 2. Coach Linda Sauerbier. Patricia Cooney. Lisa Starks. Peggy Cooney, Cheri Horton. Kelly Horton. Babe Greene. Erin Hogle. Brady Hogle (manager). Mike Horton (manager). Coach Tony DeSain. GIRLS BASKETBALL Co-Captains Lisa S Babe 48 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: Jeff Erdmann (manager). Scott Ellison. Dennis Munro. Rich Folts. Eddie Olds. Jay Seely (manager). Row 2: Kevin Erdmann. Steve Johnston. Tom Coyle. Larry Easton. Jim Sutley. Coach Doug VanSkiver. Row I: Andy Gibson, Charlie Saxton. Doug Billings. Barry Brubaker, Jeff Kear. Dusty Ainsworth. Jeff Erdmann. Row 2-. Pat Loughlin. Bobby McIntyre. Todd Haskins. Keith Lewis. Bobby Greenawalt. Dusty Steadman. Jay Seely. 7TH g 8TH BASKETBALL 5TH g 6TH BASKETBALL Row I: Matt Waters. Norman Reitter. Bobby Merwin. Billy Wahl. Dennis Cooney. Paul Fisk, Mike Horton. Row 2: Billy McIntyre. Mike McIn- tyre. Darin Munro. Andy Good. Mark Miles. Brady Hogle. Kerry Fitzpatrick. Donny Pensyl. Row I: Tricia Stebbins. Kara Ainsworth. Michelynne Ordway. Denise McIntyre. Amy Hamilton. Courtney Moon. Buffy Steadman. Row 2-. Wendy Stebbins, Missy Cutler. Judy Jackson. Kim Smith. Barb Strouse. Robbin Morley. Wendy Burdick. 5TH-8TH CHEERLEADERS 5TH-8TH BASKETBALL Row I: Jennifer Loughlin. Denise McIntyre. Michelynne Ordway. Janice Brubaker. Monica Lewis. Buffy Steadman. Row 2-. Coach Judy Loughlin. Courtney Moon. Amy Whitesell. Judy Jackson. Wendy Stebbins. Kathy Condon. Kim Smith. Wendy Burdick. Row I: Jeff Rear. Dusty Ainsworth. Jay Seely (managers). Row 2: Rich Folts. Glenn Brubaker. George Rear. Ren Brubaker. Eddie Olds. Perry Currier. Row 3: Rich Grover. Dennis Connolly. Paul Talbett. Doug Lewis, Don VanEtten, Steve Allen. Bill Ellison. Coach Wally Amphlett. BASEBALL SOFTBALL Row I: Lisa Starks. Janet McLean. Tammy Stanford. Hope Jackson. Row 2-. Patricia Cooney (manager). Nancy Tidd. Rathy Heisey. Beth Erdmann. Helen Ellison. Coach Mary Ray Fuller. Deanna Williams. Babe Green. Julie Reener. Cindy Harrison (manager). 52 eaten Friendship and us th period scoring barrage b Johnson 1-0-2. Pettit k 10-1-21, Rahr 2-2-6, (Totals 30-3-63. ANY COUNTY'D' WLT So.Div. WLT 5 3 0 - - i i J ’ ' A I ' ■ r -; ■ WjW S. a i .iMt ,7 Kicks: B 6-4 its : W34 18 ;l W 3? 18 v'rrc ill liBB n detcn; grabbed five. Friendship’s leading ballhan Bonnie Collins, was forced to mis contest because of illness as S xnose sentiments came fro Whitesville coach Linda Sauerbier Coach of the Ye orton led the way with 13 rebounds Starks snared 10 and Patricia tiey had eight for the contest, hitesville grabbed an early lead, ng the first period 22-4 before :ring in the second to make the time score 33-17. The Jays came t strong in the third and led 40-22 g into the fourtl Mr: hitesville moveM The all-stars: Lisa Hayes, Belfast, 19 scoring) v9 Dianne Meyers, 8elfast, 15avg Kathy Donovan, Cuba, lOavg Tammy Keesler, Cuba, 15avg Lori Root, Scio, II avg Cindy Gary, Scio, 9 avg Lisa Starks. Whitesville. IS avo I: eading Whitesville wit y glass. .esville is now 3-1 overall w ..over droDned tn 2-a g . tonsola ,.ts for r 4 otten con- scored 18 tof dob Davis get-a, 9I.V.U1.V (..WIU V VI W ,,,,1,1,0. iield a 14-8 lead after'0 tonight s title game oi the Al- •retched that to 23-14 byle8any County International As- sociation of Approved pitscored Houghton i$-Basketball Officials Basketball uarter for a il period but thM 'al quart tver An was 5 i i28-5f .esville cent (20-31). The box scores (First Game! Whitesville (74) r. t_________ it minutes it I point deficit J ted Houghton 1 e had to put on t the end and w ils. Allen hit tl er.od Score econd Garni ■mes, we were U fiRHtu' .--puli.l defif HH ut them in. ' dominated all the Whitesville jumped out to a 27-8 lead hbura at Rush, itesvili.. at Angeii fter a period and opened that to 41-14 nn Miioctirvn oh .iil it W •v Davis 3- 1 Ulcio ; f I Andover i ? ? J Belmont 2 burg 1 esv'ie 0 tes ville hangs on to nip Ighton Academy, 45-40 en Honored :■ npWf. 1 BaC y .. es’. p r gan vast ye� iCv) noV1- i Ktnp 1 looter rn ISi.’S ST thi vncbesj y man a' ■ The H positi' ■ G Ir ed � hen he w outedac Wtutesvhl South Cage All-Stars Don Van Etten (Whitesville), ' or, 170 pounds 6 1, 17 ye � j -z,o ' ‘teve.Allen ( � • % ote r without VS� ®? eifasiO Nor League 11, Ange r.aQ ‘dne day's Games k-pat R;r u,urg ■ iniiu:' ■fnol.l 1J flilkuer 3 fjjJ’tl! n- M Mrton 1-lj Totals 22-« Score by | Kichbure ■ utside shooters in the coun e small so we have to t g e .id the transition game The last time Scio had a game pro ■steri- it was after its apr— YEARBOOK STAFF SENIOR PLAY CAST Row I: Mrs. O Hagan. Dennis Connolly. Lorie Wildman, Jackie Houghtaling. Glenn Brubaker. Ken Lewis. John Cooney. Row 2: Tawny Steadman. Michele Norton. Steve Allen. Mary Kay Gee. Janine Greene. Val Pies. Lisa Starks. Don VanEtten. Scott Garis. Don VanEtten. John Cooney. Ken Lewis. David O'Brien. Michele Norton. Rich Grover. Janine Greene. Lorie Wildman. Lisa Starks. Mary Blamire. Mary Kay Gee. Tawny Steadman. Glenn Brubaker. Connie Clark, Dennis Connolly. Mr. Copp. Steve Allen. Mary Kay Gee. Absent: Connie Clark. Mary McCaffrey. Terry Billings. NEWSPAPER STAFF Val Pies. Hope Jackson. Tina Condon. Mr. Jim Wahl Y.E.T.P. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: Hope Jackson. Beth Erdmann. Lisa Freeman. Billie Saxton. Julie Keener. Lorie Wildman. Mary Kay Gee. Row 2. Mr. Palmiter. Kathy Heisey. Lisa Starks. Karen Ellison. Rich Grover. Paul Talbett. Kevin Calcote. Lee Merwin. Don VanEtten. John Cooney, Scott Garis. David O’Brien. Melissa O’Brien. Sandy Good. Miss Hillman. Row I: Miss Savitsky. Sharon Fedick, Cindy Harrison. Jan Heisey. Janice Good. Lorie Wildman. Hope Jackson. Dwight Schoonover. Row 2: Becky Ochsenhirt. Kathy Heisey. Stacy Fedick. Debbie Kuhn. Connie Maynard. Kelly Horton. Julie Keener. Brenda Keener. Sandy Good. Row 3: Dennis Connolly. Ginger Grover. Donna Waters. Dawn Lewis. Cheri Horton. Jackie Willow. Betsy Spicer. Margeurite Meunier. Marcia Burdick. Kathy Miles. SENIOR CHORUS ELEMENTARY CHORUS Row I: Kevin Fisk. Diane Barney. Karen Pensyl, Michael Birmingham. Lucinda Haskins. Billie Jo Mitchell. B.J. Payne. Mike Horton. Dennis Cooney. Paul Fisk. Dan Garis. Carl Merrick. Row 2-. Brian Claire. Stacy Billings. Nancy Pensyl. Kelly Cooney. Dan Button. Frankie Chase. Andy Strouse. Chris Reitter. Shirley Whitesell. Danielle Moon. Nancy Button. Donny Pensyl. Michael McIntyre. Bil- lie McIntyre. Row 3: Miss Savitsky. Bobby Nelson. Kathy Mischke. Nancy Hall. Pam Bradford. Sheri Lewis. Diane Barney. Tricia Stebbins. Kara Ainsworth. Amy Hamilton. Paula Mischke. Irene Mattison. Mary Smith. Cindy Strouse. Carin Cutler. Melody Wil- low. Row 4: Mike Wahl. J.R. Mattison. Stanley Lewis. John Kuhn. Chris Foth. Larry Travis. Wayne Coats. Keith Schoonover. Gene Mattison. Robbie Pritchard. Dennis Erdmann. Troy Rounds. Georgia Whitesell. Tammy Harrison. Kelly Jo Shablom. Keith Pensyl. 58 Row I: Kara Ainsworth. Kathy Mischke. Nancy Hall. Pam Bradford. Chris Payne. Dusty Steadman. Donny Pensyl. Norman Renter. David Hamini. Mike Horton. Matt Waters. Kerry Fitzpatrick. Dennis Cooney. Danny Garis. Larry Graves. Row 2.- Miss Savitsky. Buffy Steadman. Amy Whitesell. Sheri Lewis. Theresa Whitesell. Missy Cutler. Patricia Cooney. Kathy Condon. Robin Morley. Bruce Brandes. Keith Lewis. Bobby Greenawalt, Dwight Schoonover. Keith Pensyl. Jimmy Smith. Row 3: Monica Lewis. Denise McIntyre. Courtney Moon. Michelynne Ordway. Barb Strouse. Becky Ochsenhirt. Ginger Grover. Ronda Garis. Andy Gibson. Kevin Erdmann. Todd Haskins. Jeff Erdmann. Jay Seely. Pat Loughlin. Gerry Saunders. JUNIOR CHORUS JUNIOR BAND Row I: Buffy Steadman. Monica Lewis. Denise McIntyre. Courtney Moon. Michelynne Ordway. Darin Munro. Matt Waters. Mark Miles. David Flamini. Jean Paul Bankes. Kerry Fitzpatrick. Row 2. Miss Savitsky. Patricia Cooney. Wendy Stebbins. Judy Jackson. Wendy Burdick. Wendy Whitesell. Robin Morley. Laura Johnston. Todd Haskins. Billy Wahl. Bobby Greenawalt. Bobby Merwin, Norman Reitter. Row 3: Barb Strouse. Dusty Steadman. Patti Horton. Amy Whitesell. Theresa Whitesell. Janice Brubaker. Missy Cutler. Karen Merwin. Etelka Button. Jennifer Loughlin. Amy Reitter. Keith Lewis. Jeff Erdmann. Jay Seely. Pat Loughlin. Gerry Saunders. 59 BAND OFFICERS Kevin Erdmann Vice-President Becky Ochsenhirt Treasurer Ginger Grover Secretary Patricia Cooney President The W.C.S. band has had a very successful year. We had 26 returning members and 16 new members who all worked hard, not only playing and practicing, but also fund raising. Our students could be found in- volved in activities that ranged from bake sales and car washes to family portrait and poster sales. The money raised was used to finance an end-of-the-year trip to Darien Lake to celebrate their achievements and to buy new marching band equipment. We would like to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation to the parents and community for not only supporting our fund raisers, but also for sharing in and enjoying our yearly concerts. Without this sup- port this year would not have been possible. We are looking forward to our community’s continued support and many more successful and educational years together. JoAnn Savitsky Music Director CHORUS OFFICERS Wendy Burdick Secretary Patricia Cooney President Jeff Erdmann Vice-President Wendy Stebbins Treasurer 60 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 MANY HAPPY DAYS! WHITESVILLE AGWAY FEED, SEED AND FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES PHONE: 607-356-3311 Weekdays 6-9 AUDREY’S RESTAURANT g BAKERY Full Course Meals Daily Specials Fish Fry on Fridays Baked Goods Baked Daily 814-228-3340 Saturdays 6-7 Sundays 8-2 Racing at 8:00 CIRCLE K SPEEDWAY Whitesville, N.Y. Races Held Weekly Vi Mile Dirt Track Route 248A Good Food Cold Beer DONNA’S JEAN SHOP Genesee, Pa. Featuring Mavericks and Lees, sneakers No sales tax R.M.C. FABRICATING, INC. Main Street Genesee, Pennsylvania 16923 COOPER SLIDE SALES, Inc. Qenesee, Pennsylvania 1 692 } PHONE: (814) 228-3215 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1982 RUSTIC PERIOD'CONTEMPORARY KITCHENS PLANNED AND INSTALLED BY OUR PROFESSIONAL WILDMAN FUNERAL HOME, INC Robert L. Wildman Licensed in New York and Pennsylvania Dedicated to Service Since 1844 Whitesville, New York Phone: (607) 356-3336 66 Compliments of DONALD J. KRAMER INSURANCE Serving Whitesville for over 20 years 2 BANK Key Bank of Western New York N.A. Involved. Innovative. Professional. Alfred Andover Belmont Bolivar Cuba Olean Wellsville Whitesville CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! C-E AIR PREHEATER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 KOCH FUNERAL HOME and KOCH'S CLASSIC MEMORIALS ULYSSES, PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations from SHAY’S RED % WHITE Compliments of FITZPATRICK FARMS Congratulations, Graduates GENESEE, PA. 1692J] PHONE: 814 228 3217' Jack F. Less, Jr. Owner Director FIRST CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Your Hometown Good Neighbor” KEAR’S GARAGE Genesee Ulysses 814-228-3201 814-848-7572 Texaco Products Used Cars General Automotive Repairs • Phone: 356-3404 Whitesville, New York 70 AMERICAN BREEDERS SERVICE Congratulations from WHITESVILLE WOOD PRODUCTS Rod Prutsman, Rep. Troupsburg, N.Y. 14885 Phone: 607-525-6120 Always Better Service SHERWOOD’S TRUCKING Harold Sherwood — Owner Proud To Serve Both Potter Tioga Counties With Complete Trucking GENERAL HEAVY HAULING TIMBER Bought Sold Hauled • LUMBER POLES • WOOD CHIPS • FEED «SEED FERTILIZER 814-848-7628 Ulysses, Pennsylvania BROWN % STOUT AGENCY, INC. FISHER’5 (Rexall PHAttmAC INSURANCE 125 North Main St. Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Phone: 593-4296 JOHN S 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 PFIINTNER WELLSVILLE Sales Service 3 Decades Of Service We Buy and Sell Used Cars Complete Parts - Service DODGE TRUCKS riJeep Railroad Avenue Wellsville, N.Y. 593-2247 KiMI I Top Qualify I USED CARS RIDINGS EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Andover Road Wellsville, New York 72 ALLEN DYGERT HAUSER, INC. GLENN BRONSON AGENCY 28 Jefferson St, Wellsville, N.Y. 14895, Phone 593-3027 Congratulations Class of 1982 FIRST JEWELERS DAVIES INSURANCE AGENCY 118 N. Main Street Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 8995 Main St, Rushford, N. Y. 14777, Phone 437-2268 (716) 593-4550 167 North Main Street Wellsville. New York who will be doiNq more For you ANd youR MONEy? First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Rochester 102 North Main Street Wellsville. N.Y. 14895 (716) 593-6200 73 THE DILL PICKLE HESS EQUIPMENT Love and Dick Hess Andover Road Ulysses, Pennsylvania Wellsville, N.Y. 814-334-5679 Compliments of NORTH HILL CAMP ROGERS SERVICE STATION Shongo, N.Y. Andover Road Off Rte. 19 and 248A Wellsville, New York (716) 593-1741 74 ARGENTIERI BROS. Congratulations from Cleaners Launderers Linen Uniform Rental Commercial Hospital Services Drive-In Plant 50 West Hanover St. Wellsville. N.Y. 14895 WELCOME INN! Locations: Wellsville Olean Hornell Geneseo Honeoye CRITTENDEN DAIRY SALES SERVICE BULK TANK COOLING SYSTEMS DAIRY EQUIPMENT PARLOR PIPELINE MILKING SYSTEMS CASTAWAYS Rt. 19 Shongo, N.Y. 716-593-9834 Stan S Carol Truax Owners 607-478-8550 716-593-4739 RD 3 WELLSVILLE. N.Y. 14895 75 WELLSVILLE DAILY REPORTER 159 N. Main Street Wellsville, N.Y. Serving Allegany County Since 1880 SHERWOOD'S COUNTRY COTTAGE Full Menu Daily Lunch Specials Flours: 6-9 Monday—Saturday Smorgasbord 7-9 Sunday Fri Sat-« Sun. 4 9 (814) 848-9960 Deming Construction Company SEWAGE SYSTEMS - LANDSCAPING • DUMPTRUCK HAULING (FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN) ANDOVER. NY 14806 607-478 8435 SEAL’S LUMBER § HARDWARE Westfield, Pa. (814) 367-2910 Russell Outman 76 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1982 DARLEEN'S NAKED ZOO 888 Putnam Avenue Whitesville, New York Ceramics and Gifts for All Occasions JOHN BURGESS QUAKER STATE Genesee, Pa. Business Phone Custom Exhaust Pipe Bending 814-228-3328 Used Cars PAUL F. CULBERT % SONS Allis Chalmers—New Idea—New Holland Sales Service Route 19 South Wellsville, N.Y. HERBERT COOPER CO., INC. Genesee, Pennsylvania Phone 814-228-3417 Rubber Products BELLS INC. Rte. 417 K-Mart Plaza Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Open for Your Shopping Convenience Monday-Wednesday 8-9 Thursday-Saturday 8-10 Sunday 8-6 POLSENBERG’S GENERAL STORE York’s Corners, Rte. 19 Wellsville. New York 14895 GREENWOOD AGWAY COOP. INC. Feed—Seed—Fertilizer Farm Supplies Lime Spreading Service 225-4420 SHORT’S OIL COMPANY, INC. Bulk Deliveries Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Gasoline, Motor Oil Stannards Road Wellsville, N.Y. (716) 593-1280 78 Chaffee Engineering 161 !6 North Main Street P.O. Box 209 Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Registered in New York Pennsylvania Environmental—Municipal—Industrial—Planning Congratulations to the Seniors of 1982 INDEPENDENCE EMERGENCY SQUAD RICHMOND’S GARAGE Ulysses, Pennsylvania 24 Hour Towing Service Phone: (814) 848-7451 (garage) (814) 848-9927 (home) Compliments of ED’S RESTAURANT SPECIAL PATRONS Whitesville Board of Education Whitesville Faculty Association PATRONS WHITESVILLE WELLSVILLE Houghtaling’s Little Goodie Shop Jeanette’s Beauty Shoppe Quality Motors SURROUNDING AREA Andover Medical Center, Andover Andover Trading Post, Andover First State Bank, Greenwood Freberg’s Country Store, Rexville Anita Gee’s Beauty Shop, Hallsport Road Short’s Service Station, Andover Stout Brothers, Hallsport Road Cannon’s Clothing Store D and J Body Shop Fassett Lane Lumber House of Glass Jolly Dee’s Louie's Repair Shop Mallery Television Nick’s Lanes Pearlie's Ceramics Studio Perkins Sales and Service Rice’s Music House Rockwell's Sears, Roebuck and Company Sherwin Williams Company Simmons Photographic Services Simon’s Market Tracie’s Florist Village Athlete Wellsville Pet Supplies PENNSYLVANIA Ackley Construction, Westfield Butler’s Grocery, Genesee Cowburn’s Market, Ulysses Electri-Cord Manufacturing, Westfield Fitzwater’s Western Auto H.W.I., Westfield Jeffer’s General Store, Genesee Kibbe’s Grocery, Harrison Valley Olson-Tenglund Inc., Westfield Outman's Pharmacy, Westfield Palmatier's Garage, Genesee Reed’s Village Market, Genesee Rosenbloom’s, Westfield ilSa??� � fsiaaiwg— ; Vi t- -:2i :! ? !:.; •rf '• I - . - ■ , • ' !l;j ' ■ ■ .: : 511 • : • • - • ' - ■ ' - . -■■ . 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