Whitesville High School - Wycenian Yearbook (Whitesville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1984 volume:

42nd EDITION 1984 WYCENIAN WHITESVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL WHITESVILLE, NEW YORK CLASS OF 1984 PRESENTS OUR LAST GOODBYES DEDICATION As seniors, we have the tendency to look back upon the past 13 years and think what we have accomplished. Making it through school is a difficult task, but it is something that was made much easier by the faith, trust and encouragement one person has given out to the 19 students in the Class of 1984. Mr. Cutler was assigned a very difficult task back in 1977. There was a group of kids who were going into the 5th grade who were very much behind, and whom it would take them alot of time and effort to catch up to where they should have been. Ever since that year Mr. Cutler has been a constant friend, advisor and slave driver! With much hard work and tons of encouragement Mr. Cutler has helped our class to become bright, alert adults who know the meaning of responsibility. Back in the 5th grade Mr. Cutler started out trying to help us reach one particular goal. In April of this year we experienced the payoff from hard work, and determination as we reached our goal for our senior trip. The entire senior class took a long awaited trip to Florida, which was completely paid for by various fund raisers held since 5th grade. This is just one of the many different ways Mr. Cutler has helped us. In gratitude for all the hours he has spent with us, all of the patience he has bestowed upon us and above all for just having faith in our class. We dedicate our 1984 yearbook; Our Last Good Byes to him as a special way of saying Thanks to a man who saw poten- tial in us when all others could not. 2 APPRECIATION The Class of 1984 would like to express our gratitude to Miss Rogers, who has served as our class advisor for the past two years. During this time her continual support, combined with her determination and driving nature have aided this class to reach its goal. We will never forget the sound of her soft sweet voice ringing through the halls at the close of each day. The Memory of it will carry on through the years intermingled with all the sights and sounds of high school. We sincerely thank you and wish you much happiness in your future. THANKS FROM Stacy Kathy Donna Rich B. Lori Dawn Larry Ed Rich F. Kevin Jim Cheri Deb Rob Tom Betsy Vickie Mark 3 A FRIEND Shadows in the darkness There for a shoulder For various reasons To make you bolder To take away the tears And to go for a walk with Someone who always Has love to give To go shopping with For the whole day long To make you happy To make you strong To pass notes of secrets And special times we share A friend indeed There to care By: Ginger Grover (THOlO o ? f C oJb b o£ £4 i-b vVV e ?)ES Stacy Fedick Nickname: Woopsie Mary Dawn Lewis Nickname: Lou Donna Waters Nickname: Shorty Ed Olds Nickname: Fast Ed Robert Billings Nickname: Fred 6 Cheri Horton Nickname: T.T. Connie Maynard Nickname: Square Peg Larry Easton Nickname: Homer 7 Majors: Math, Business, Science Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class Presi- dent 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Vice Pres. Chorus 3 Pres. Chorus 4 Sec- retary National Honor Society 2,3, 4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 Philosophy: Just because there are alot of cactus in the world doesn't mean you have to sit on them. Most Often Seen: In the Brown Bomb Wants To Be: Tour guide in Jamaica Will Probably Be: U-Haul Lot Man Most Noted For: Saying; Mery Christmas Majors: Math, Science, Spanish, Business Activities: National Honor Society 2,3,4 National Honor Society Pres. 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Cho- rus 1,2,3 Gifted and Talented 2,3 Philosophy: When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang in there. Most Often Seen: At home Wants To Be: Rich and Famous Will Probably Be: Broke and Undiscovered Most Noted For: Doing Homework Majors: Math, Science, Business Activities: Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Philosophy: Do what ya can while ya can Most Often Seen: Wandering the halls Wants To Be: Extremely wealthy Will Probably Be. Moderately 2 Rich Most Noted For: Driving the White Tank Majors: Business Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Softball 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 4 Philosophy: Take each day one step at a time. Most Often Seen. Flirting Wants To Be. Stewardess Will Probably Be: Country Girl Most Noted For: Cheerleading 8 Majors: Business, Home Ec Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4 Softball 2, 3,4 Cheerleading 2 Yearbook 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 All-County 1,3 Newspaper 3 Senior Play 4 Gifted and Talented 2,3 Philosophy: Start each day with a smile and get it over with. Most Often Seen: Every place ex- cept where I'm supposed to be. Wants To Be: Happy, secure and holding my own Will Probably Be: Old and gray before my time. Most Noted For: Putting up with everyone's crap Majors: Business, Math Science Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 All Star Soccer 2,3,4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 National Honor Society Treasurer 4 Yearbook Trea- surer 4 Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Majors: Math, Business, Science Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 4 Chorus 2,3,4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 National Hon- or Society Vice Pres. 4 Class Vice Pres. 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Philosophy: I grew old learning something new every day. Most Often Seen: With Jan Wants To Be: A wealthy Business Man Will Probably Be: A Poor Farmer Most Noted For: Sports Ability Philosophy: If you don't think lit- tle things bother you try setting on a tack. Most Often Seen: Getting the News Wants To Be: Macy's Purchasing Agency Will Probably Be: Marcy's Manican Most Noted For: Sneaking around Majors: Business, Shop Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Philosophy: Go For It Most Often Seen: Uptown Wants To Be: Owner of Fitzpatricks Will Probably Be: Egg Packer Most Noted For: Cockiness Deborah J. Kuhn Nickname: Kuhnzbie Lori Potter Nickname: Pott's Betsy Spicer Nickname: Aifie Tom Coyle Nickname: Cobug Mark Harrison Nickname: Ace 10 Victoria L. Coppage Nickname: Vicky Kathy Harris Nickname: Cuddly Kate Richard Bledsoe Nickname: Itch Kevin Whitsell Nickname: Beaver 1 Majors: Business Activities: Soccer 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Philosophy: Brains are like money if you don't use it, you lose it. Most Often Seen: Coyle's Hideout Wants To Be: Captain of my own ship Will Probably Be: Navy Bum Most Noted For: Messing Around in Class Majors: Business Activities: Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook 4 Majors: Math, Business Activities: Basketball 2,4 Volleyball 2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 News- paper staff 4 Class secretary 1,2,3,4 Chorus Secretary 4 Softball 4 Philosophy: Live Life to it's Fullets Most Often Seen: At Home Wants To Be: A Millionaire Will Probably Be: Below the poverty line Most Noted For: Smoking in the bathroom Philosophy: Get a Grip Most Often Seen: Penn Valley Wants To Be: Five Star General Will Probably Be: A Low Life from Whitesville Most Noted For: The Red Bomb Taxi Service Si mellowing out t Majors: Business Activities: Newspaper Staff 3 Yearbook 4 Soccer 3,4 Basketball 2, 3 Chorus 2,3 Philosophy: Why put off today what should have been done yes- terday, but are going to do tomor- row. Most Often Seen: Partying at my place cruising Wants To Be: Bringing in the bucks Will Probably Be: A Drunk Most Noted For: Getting into Trouble Si partying at my place 12 Majors: Agriculture Activities: Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Baseball 4 Philosophy: Don't drink and drive, you might spill some. Most Often Seen: In the hall with Betsy Wants To Be: Truck Driver Will Probably Be: A Daddy Most Noted For: Causing Trouble Majors: Cosmotology Activities: Yearbook 4, Cheerleading 1,2 Softball 3,4 Volleyball 4 Newspaper 4 Majors: Business, Home Ec. Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4 Cheer- leading 3,4 Volleyball 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Philosophy: Sooner of later all must come to and end. Most Often Seen: With Scotty or at D D's Wants To Be: Cosmotologist and Disc Jockey Will Probably Be: Scotty's wife Most Noted For: Easy going atti- tude Philosophy: Live Life while you can. Most Often Seen: With Mark Wants To Be: A model Will Probably Be: House wife Most Noted For: Fighting with Mark Majors: Trade Electricity Activities: Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Philosophy: When you talk you only say something you know. When you listen you learn what someone else knows. Most Often Seen: In School Wants To Be: An Electrician Will Probably Be: An Electrician Most Noted For: Being nice to people 13 Majors: Nurse's Aid, HomeEc Activities: Yearbook 4 Chorus 1,2,3 Newspaper 3 Philosophy: Live life to it's fullest Most Often Seen: At Mom's Wants To Be: L.P.N. Will Probably Be: Nothing Most Noted For: Doing the wrong things Majors: Food Service Activities: Drama 4 Philosophy: Live and let live Most Often Seen: Babysetting Wants To Be: Chef Will Probably Be: A failure Most Noted For: Chewing on pens and pencils Eddie Olds Pres. Rich Folts Tres. MaryDawn Lewis Co-Sec. Mr. Cut- ler Advisor Debbie Kuhn Sec. Cheri Horton Vice Pres. Miss Rog- ers Advisor U •+ Doujn OLrsd'fir OmeH-bing +ot o| peoVLE'.! r £? fa, rvCV % rffe A r % C oV eA-Fo LJorK. r' j ' ° ’j °o._ V4 'V6 , c fe % s % ° , u V V. JJ I o L oC (f ' 0- °r O 0 0 . $2 o . . ' o° o S. -e o ■ T V % '“VWu'S. ou 'hxKcr I olO'C of oor -bo n i-V 1? V r . O' $’ e . For bid 9 , 5 0C o Ob Pteo e o ynoflopr cu.’ oor shoes on) Francis R. Evans Superintendent In the final analysis, what a young person becomes is true measure of education. Of course, schooling is only a small part of a child's real education. His family, the neighbor- hood he grows up in, the other young people he associates with, the church he attends: These and many other powerful influences may shape him far more than his school. Row 1: Mr. James Gee, Mrs. Velma Westlake, Row 2: Mr. David Munro, Mr. Richard Dibble, Mr. Jeffrey Lewis. BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICE AIDES Patricia Stebbins (Secretary to the Treasurer) Mary Calcote (District Treasurer) Mary Ann Pritchard (District Clerk) ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Jackie Comstock (Third Grade) Susan DiBiase (Fifth Grade) Kimberly Howe (Fourth Grade) Judy Loughlin (Kindergarden) Charles Cutler (Sixth Grade) Vicky Ross (Second Grade) April Harkenrider (First Grade) 19 Charles Cutler (Elementary Principal) Tony DeSain — Remedial Studies Director Dave Palmitier (Secondary Principal) Mark Copp—Spanish English Doug VanSkiver—English 20 Sara Squires—Guidance Counselor 21 CUSTODIANS Dick Plasted, Mike Mitchell. Luella Kear BUS DRIVERS L to R Don Kramer. Dick Marble. Mark Richmond. Mary Donna Rear, Chuck Orpet. Murray Richmond, absent. Don Waters, Duane Lewis. Lois Bledsoe 22 JoAnn Savitsky Music Cafeteria Workers Shirley Mitchell Donna Munroe Bonnie Graves Joyce VanEtten Linda Sauerbier Health Remedial Tutor 24 Dixie Klima Resource Room Warren Amphlett Physical Ed. Kathryn Stedman Physical Ed. Dorthy Kuhn Librarian Marcia DeSain Librarian Treasa Gary Nurse Steve Babcock Speech Therapist 27 Donald Ahl—Drivers Education 28 Angela Possemato—Music Aide SCHOOL YEARS Hearing laughter Inventing rhymes Going for it all Happy times Seeing friends Cheering the home team Having special goals Owning special dreams Only we are able to see, the Loving, laughing, being free By Donna Waters YESTERDAY Each new day a child Learns something new, and Each of. his tomorrows hold Memories of yesterday. Eternal friends, and happiness Never realizing though The years drift quickly by—but As he grows older he Recalls the treasures of Yesterday. 32 By Ginger Grover reoJi £urrv OoV mar, c Vour obnoyious O' SHcYvS (X-vA tsVones o, ftreo my Bones ba+ toor poau AJeuer Hor-V-mt. U)ho3: L « J(0° jf yi V- A %, S M,  O' V e. ■foO o' Jf «f s % t_s vP' J % Goad C c e£ E Ho. o oj ,nV V CP Of. ocKujhejxV % 9 . o %' X °o s To+oJl . a wt orni. ThoA's Di gOsVi ng CJY odr EverTu ms Vou On J u N I O R S Row 1: Brenda Keener, Kelly Horton, Sharon Fedick, Jan Heisey, Cin- dy Harrison. Row 2: Amy Loring, Janice Good, Ginger Grover, Glenda VanDerhoof. Row 3: Larry McAllister, Charlie Miles, Kevin Erdmann, Dennis Mon- roe, Scott Ellison. Row 4: John Waters, Randy Outman, Ricky Graves, Louie Norton, Steve Johnston. OFFICERS Treasurer: Jan Heisey, Vice President: Larry McAllister, Advisor: Mr. Palmiter, President: Kevin Erdmann, Secretary: Ginger Grover. 34 s o p H O M O R E S OFFICERS Treasurer: Jay Seely, Vice President: Wendy Burdick, Advisor: Mr. VanSkiver, President: Wendy Stebbins, Secretary: Judy Jackson. Row 1: Wendy Stebbins, Wendy Burdick, Barry Brubaker, Doug Billings, Judy Jackson, Wendy Whitesell, Laura Johnston, Neil Conley, Jeff Kear. Row 2: Bill Edwards, Patricia Cooney, Robin Mor- ley, Kim Smith, Todd Haskins, Dusty Ainsworth, Jay Seely, Keith Lewis, Bobby McIntyre. 35 Row 1: Jeff Erdmann, Jerry Merrick, Charlie Saxton, Dennis Stebbins, Jay Slawson, Patrick Loughlin, Eddie Copenhaver. Row 2: Amy Reitter, Lillian Whitesell, Missy Cutler, Jennifer Loughlin, Vicky Sebastian, Dusty Steadman, Gerry Saunders, Bobby Greenawalt, An- drew Gibson, Barb Strouse. OFFICERS Treasurer: Missy Cutler, Vice President Charlie Saxton, Advisor: Miss Sauerbier, President: Amy Reitter, Secretary: Jeff Erdmann. FRESHMEN EIGHTH GRADE Row 1: Larry Graves, Norman Reitter, Denise McIntyre, Janice Brubaker, Monica Lewis, Michelynne Ordway, Raymond Mattison, John Paul Bankes, David Flamini, Row 2: Frank Gram, Kerry Fitzpatrick, Andy Good, Jude Wahl, Buffy Stedman, Theresa Whitesell, Courtney Moon, Amy Whitesell, Row 3: Mark Miles, Bill Morseman, Bill Wahl, Matt Waters, Patti Horton OFFICERS Denise McIntyre (Sec.), Billy Morseman (V. Pres), Mrs. Main (Advisor) Norman Reitter (Pres.), Monica Lewis (Tres.) 37 SEVENTH GRADE Row 1: Tricia Stebbins, Sheri Lewis, Sonny Payne, Chris Payne, Paul Fisk. Dennis Cooney. Row 2: Pam Bradford, Nancy Hall, Amy Hamilton, Karen Barney, Kara Ainsworth, Billy McIntyre, Mike McIntyre, Mike Horton, Jason Moorse, Kevin Billings, Donny Pensyl. OFFICERS Billy McIntyre (tres.), Sheri Lewis (V. Pres.), Mrs. Stebbins (Advisor) Tricia Stebbins (Pres.), Dennis Cooney (Sec.) 38 OFFICERS Secretary: Georgia Whitsell, Vice President: Dennis Erdmann, Advisor: Mr. Cutler, President: Carin Cutler, Treasurer: Stanley Lewis. Row 1: Kelly Jo Shablom, Carin Cutler, Goergia Whitsell, Tammy Harrison, John Kuhn, Dennis Erdmann, Karl Merrick. Row 2: Cindy Strouse, Irene Mattison, Stanley Lewis, Chris Foth, Troy Rounds, Wesley Moore, Angie Ireland, Dale Copenhaver, Aris Grom, Keith Schoonover, Rob Pritchard. 39 FIFTH GRADE Row 1: Diane Barney. Row 2: Karen Pensyl, Stacy Billings. Row 3: Gene Mattison, Frankie Chase, Kevin Fisk, Chris Reitter. Row 4: Danielle Moon, Bobbi Jo Mitchell, Mike Wahl, Mike Birmingham, Andy Strouse. Row 5: Lucinda Haskins, Kelly Cooney, Chris Ordway, Bobby Nelson, Brody Payne, Shirley Whitesell. (Absent: David Richmond, Aaron Kirschenbaum) 40 FOURTH GRADE Row 1: Nashara MacCombie, Eddie Billings, JoAnn McIntyre, Brett Osgood, Jamie Lewis, Dennis Whitesell, Thomas Payne, Rod- ney Pritchard, Chad Payne, Keith Chase. Row 2: Genny Harrison, Doug Jackson, Diane Steadman, Amy Whitesell, Jennifer Payne, Josh Rear, Amy Hutchinson, Yvonne Hamilton, Carla Lewis, Billi Jo Mitchell. (Absent: Timothy Richmond) 41 THIRD GRADE Kneeling: Kimberly Bledsoe, Laurie Wahl, Nikki Pensyl, Billie Jean Graves. Standing (top to bottom): Aimee Moon, Mike Lewis, John Simons, William Hall. Timothy Pensyl, Joey Ostroski, Michael Cornell, Joshua Harrison, Chip Cutler, Christopher Waters, Kenneth Waters, Laura Moore, Julie Fitzpatrick, Melinda Payne, Karla Chase, Melissa Bledsoe, Kim Stebbins. (Absent: Jill Waters) SECOND GRADE Kneeling: Jeremy Cramer, Justin Osgood, Rhonda Bradford, Tina McAllister, Jon Cornell, Andy Lewis, Michele Birmingham, Heather Bradford, Pam Outman, Doug Barney, Andy Billings, Tory Rounds, Shane Spicer, Kane Stebbins, Bobby Ireland, Justus Harrison. Standing: Eric Hamilton, Michael Grave, Jessica Ireland, JoAnn Curry, Sarah Waters, Jamie Sawyer, Danielle Hutchinson, Deanna Whitesell, Tammy Pickett, Cori DiBlase, Faith Lewis, Amy Lewis, Janis Ordway, Brian Ordway, Benji Payne. 43 FIRST GRADE £=£ £5K 2rsr “ “-• -4«- • StfS: sz 44 KINDERGARTEN Row 1: Brandy Saunders, Amy VanEtten, Mindy Lewis, Hollie Hall, Katie Jo Reynolds, Alma Waters, Laura Chase, Cindy Lewis. Row 2: Derrick Elliott, Donnie Whitesell, Joshua Fry, Kenny Stebbins, Eric Ireland, Scott Curry, Scott Bledsoe, David Grover. 45 IN MEMORIAM Bruce gave new meaning to the word gentleman. Both off and on the field, he was friendly, polite. Sincere. He was very competitive, but at the same time conscious of opponents' feelings. Bruce didn't have to be boisterous dr brag about his ability; he quietly let his aggressive talents speak for him. As an athlete and leader, he was a model. His coachability and friendliness re- presented traits which are among the highest rewards of coaching. Bruce was extremely well-respected by his team mates as evidenced by his being captain of his sports teams and his receiving the Senior Athlete Award which is given annually to the athlete who was the most valuable to his teams throughout his four years of high school. This respect was shared by opposing coaches and sports officials. The county basketball officials honored Bruce by awarding him one of two countywide sports scholarships based on sportsmanship, Achievement, and scholarship. His leadership was also evident academically in his membership in The National Honor Society whose criteria are scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service. Bruce's presence will be truly missed. SPORTS B O Y S S O c c E R Row 1: Jeff Erdmann, Jim Sutley, Charlie Saxton, Tom Spicer, Jeff Kear, Mark Harrison, Dusty Ainsworth, Rich Folts, Dennis Stebbins. Row 2: Barry Brubaker, Doug Billings, Andy Gibson, Keith Lewis, Bobby Greenwalt, Pat Loughlin. Row 4: Mr. VanSkiver (Coach), Larry Easton, Jay Seely, Steve Johnston, Kevin Erdmann, Dennis Munroe, Eddie Olds, Jay Slawson (Manager), Absent: Coach Amphlett (groundskeeper) Hustle was the trademark of the Bluejay Soccer team as we enjoyed a fine season finishing 9-3-2 overall and winning the South division with a 7 wins, 3 losses, 2 ties record. We represented the South in the county championship game. We played well in a losing effort to the eventual sectional champions. We entered sectional play with a variety of injuries and lost to Friendship in another well-played game. Post season play gave us an indication of things to come as we finished the sea- son starting only 3 seniors. The leadership of our seniors will be missed, but the play of underclassmen makes us anticipate next season. Charisma, enthusiasm and determination were qualities that the 1983-84 Whitesville Varsity Girls Soccer team possessed. Their record was 1-9 but their never say die attitude still made them all winners! We are losing four seniors this year. Dawn Lewis, Cheri Horton, Betsy Spicer and Donna Waters. We expect a young, strong team to fill the Bluejay uniforms in the 1984-85 soccer season. G I R L S S O c c E R Row 1: Shirly Whitsell, Wendy Stebbins, Sharon Whitsell, Glenda VanDerhoof, Jan Heisey, Lillian Whitsell, Laura John- ston. Row 2: Betsy Spicer, Mary Dawn Lewis, Donna Waters, Cheri Horton. Row 3: Ms. Steadmann (coach), Melissa Cutler, Denise McIntyre, Judy Jackson, Amy Shitesell, Ginger Grover, Kelly Horton (goalie), Patricia Cooney, Wendy Burdick, Kim Smith, Denise Steadmann, Amy Reitter, Shirley Mitchell (co-coach). Captains: Betsy Spicer, Cheri Horton, Mary Dawn Lew- is, Donna Waters. 49 R to L. Dwight Schoonover, Steve Johnston, Kevin Erdmann, Rob Billings, Larry Easton, Scott Ellison, Jim Sutley, Dennis Munro, Rich Foils, Eddie Olds, Wally Amphlett (Coach) VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1983-84 Bluejay Varsity was a successful team. After a slow 2 win 5 loss start in December the Jays finished at 10-9 overall and 7-3 in the league for second place. The team was led by the hustle and defensive play of Rich Folts, it s captain and provided a lot of excitement for its supporters over the winter months other seniors who will be missed include Larry Easton, Ed Olds, Jim Sutley, and Rob Billings. Well done Bluejays! 50 J.V. BASKETBALL The JV's presently sport a fine 14-3 record; their three losses coming to C schools by s com- bined total of seven points. They are currently averaging 58.5 points per game while giving up 38.5 points per game. Their progress and fine play this year indicate that Whitesville should be a force to contend with the next two years. Row (1) Matt Waters (Manager), Billy Wahl (Manager), Mike Horton (Manager), Row (2) Dusty Ainsworth, Barry Brubaker, Pat Loughlin, Jeff Erdmann, Bobby McIntyre, Todd Haskins, Jay Seely, Andy Gibson, Jeff Kear, Bill Edwards, Charlie Saxton, Doug VanSkiver (Coach) Row 1: Amy Whitesell, Barb Strouse. Kelly Horton, Patrica Cooney, Jan Heisey, Ginger Grover. Back Row: Missy Cutler (Stats) Bobby Greenwalt (Manager) Vickie Coppage, Cheri Horton (Co-Captain), Dawn Lewis (Co-Captain) Besty Spicer, Amy Reitter, Michel Ordway (Manager), Diane Fox (Coach) VOLLEYBALL The Bluejay Spikers sported a 6-7 season, placing them 3rd in the Southern Division of Allegany County. Various injuries plagued the girls volleyball team this year hindering continuity. Cheri Horton, Dawn Lewis, Vickie Coppage, and Besty Spicer leave the team this year, but a nucleus of six team members return next fall. 52 CHEERLEADERS Members of the 1983-1984 Whitesville Cheerleading Squad are the following; Seniors; Mary Dawn Lewis, Besty Spicer, Juniors: Sharon Fedick, Ginger Grover, Glenda VanDerhoof, Sophomores: Wendy Burdick, Judy Jackson, Laura Johnston, and Wendy Stebbins, and Freshman: Melissa Cutler and Barb Strouse. Serving as Co-Captain for this year are Mary Dawn Lewis, Wendy Stebbins, and Glenda VanDerhoof. The girls created eight new cheers this year. They also held two pep rallies. The first of which, from a crowd—participation viewpoint, was the most successful pep rally their advisor has ever seen. Also the cheerleaders participated in the Scio Pom Pom Routine Tournament on January 28, 1984. Miss Sauerbier would like to specially thank Mary Dawn Lewis for all she has contributed to Cheerleading during her four years on the Whitesville Cheerleading Squad. Row 1: Barb Strouse, Ginger Grover, Row 2: Judy Jackson, Sharon Fedick, Row 3: Glenda VanDerhoof, Wendy Burdick, Wendy Stebbins, Dawn Lewis, Missy Cutler, Laura Johnston, Besty Spicer. 7th 8th B A S K E T B A Row 1: Chris Paine, Kevin Billings, Billy Mcltyre, Dennis Cooney, Paul Fisk, Sonny Payne, Row 2: Norman Reitter, Jude Wahl, Darin Munro, Mike Horton, Don Pensyl, Row 3: Kerry Fitzpatrick, Andy Good, Bill Wahl, Matt Waters, Mark Miles, Bill Morsman. Row 1: Dennis Erdmann, Chris Reitter, Kevin Fisk, Robert Pritchard, David Richmond, Row 2; Mike Wahl, Michael Birmingham, Chris Ordway, Troy Rounds, Bobby Morse, Row 3; Stanley Lewis, Bobby Nelson, Keith Schoonover, Wayne Coats, John Kuhn. 54 5th Row 1: Georgia Whitesell, Diane Steadman, (manager), Karen Pensyl, Row 2: Carin Cutler, Bobby Joe Mitchel, Kelly Cooney, Shirley Whitesell, Daniell Moon. Row 3: Janice Brubaker, Courtney Moon, Patti Horton, Theresa Whitesell, Denise Steadman, Amy Whitesell, Michylanne Ordway 8th G I R L S B A S K E T B A L L Row 1: Cindy Strouse, Bobby Joe Mitchell, Danielle Moon, Lucinda Haskins, Stacy Billings, Karen Pensyl, Carin Cutler. Row 2: Kara Ainsworth, Michylenne Ordway, Monica Lewis, Courtney Moon, Sherry Lewis, Denise McIn- tyre, Tricia Stebbins. 5th 8th C H E E R L E A D E R S 55 (Sitting) Buffy Steadman (Standing) Tony DeSain (Coach) Deb Kuhn. Jen Loughlin, Brenda Keener, Cheri Horton, Kelly Horton, Patricia Cooney, Amy Reitter, Linda Sauerbier (Coach) GIRLS BASKETBALL The 1984 Whitesville Girls Varsity Basketball Team includes Seniors: Cheri Horton, Debbie Kuhn, and Mary Dawn Lewis, Juniors: Kelly Horton and Brenda Keener Sophomore: Patricia Cooney and Freshmen: Jennifer Loughlin and Amy Reitter At this point in the season, our league record is 5 wins and 6 losses. During the first half of the season Cheri Horton was injured and did not play. Since her return we have won our last three games. We are anxiously looking forward to the remainder of the season. 56 ACTIVITIES MARCHING BAND Row 1: Denise McIntyre, Monica Lewis, Michilynne Ordway, Sharon Whitesell, Norman Reitter. Row 2: Glenda VanDerhoof, Robin Moreley, Courtney Moon, Donny Pensyl, Kerry Fitzpatrick Row 3: Buffy Steadman, Amy Reitter, Missy Cutler, Jeff Erdmann, Patricia Cooney, Charlie Saxton. Row 4: Pat Loughlin, Kevin Erdmann, Todd Haskins, Gerry Saunders, Bobby Greenawalt. Twirlers: Barb Strouse, Cindy Harrison, Dawn Lewis, Betsy Spicer. Banner. Sharon Fedick, Jeni Loughlin. Flags. Kim Smith, Wendy Burdick, Judy Jackson. Rifles: Sonny Payne, Dennis Cooney. American Flag. Mike Horton. Drum Major: Wendy Stebbins. COLOR GUARD Row 1: Cindy Harrison, Barb Strouse, Wendy Stebbins, Betsy Spicer, Dawn Lewis Row 2: Mrs. Fox, Judy Jackson, Wendy Burdick, Kim Smith 58 SENIOR BAND Row 1: Kevin Erdmann, Dennis Munro, jeff Erdmann, Ginger Grover, Glenda VanDerhoof, Miss Savitsky. Row 2: Courtney Moon, Missy Cutler, Bobby Greenwalt, Brenda Keener, Norman Reitter, Kerry Fitzpatrick, Dwight Schoonover. Row 3: Michalynne Ordway, Patricia Cooney, Todd Haskins, Amy Reitter, Patrick Loughlin, Monica Lewis, Denise McIntyre, Buffy Steadman. ACCOMPANIST Glenda VanDerhoof, Wendy Stebbins, Jan Heisey 59 JUNIOR BAND Row 1: Kelly Cooney, Andy Strouse, Danielle Moon, Karen Pansil, Karen Cutler, Bobbi Jo Mitchell, Mrs. Passemato, Row 2: Chris Ordway, Chris Reitter, Lucinda Haskins, Donny Pensil, Denny Erdman, Sheri Lewis, John Kuhn, Row 3: Pam Brad- ford, Sonny Payne, Mike Horton, Courtney Moon, Michelynne Ordway, Brody Payne, Wesley Moore. Row 4: Nancy Hall, Monica Lewis, Buffy Stedman, Norman Reitter, Kerry Fitzpatrick, Dennis Cooney, Wayne Coats. OFFICERS SENIOR BAND Bobby Greenwalt (V. Pres.), Glenda VanDerhoof (Pres.), Ginger Grover (Sec), Amy Reitter (Tres) JUNIOR BAND 60 Monica Lewis (V. Pres.), Norman Reitter (Pres.), Kerry Fitzpatrick (Sec. Tres.) SR. JR. CHORUS Row 1: Steve Johnston, Dennis Munroe, Larry Easton, Jeff Erdmann, Ginger Grover, Glenda VanDerhoff, Janice Good, Betsy Spicer, Deb Kuhn. Row 2: Judy Jackson, Wendy Burdick, Jay Seely, Ed Olds, Bobby Greenwalt, Barb Strouse, Viki Sebastian, Amy Reitter, Brenda Keener. Row 3: Rich Folts, Jan Heisey, Wendy Stebbins, Todd Haskins, Laura Johnston, Melissa Cut- ler, Amy Loring, Patrick Loughin, Wendy Whitesell, Cheri Horton. Row 4: Keith Lewis, Dwight Schoonover, Joann Savitsky. Row 1: Janice Brubaker, Trisha Stebbins, Cindy Strouse, Irene Mattison, Tammy Harrison, Kelly Jo Shablon, Patti Horton. Row 2: Kerry Fitzpatrick, Norman Reitter, Wesley Moore, Troy Rounds, Bobby Morris, Georgia Whitesell, Carin Cutler. Row 3 Nancy Hall, Pam Bradford, Don Pensyl, Chris Foth, Dennis Erdmann, Sheri Lewis, Robert Pritchard. Row 4: Amy Whitesell, Dara Ainsworth, Karen Barney, Amy Hamilton, Michelynne Ordway, Stanley Lewis, Aris Grom, Keith Schoonover, Teresa Whitesell. Row 5: Billy Morseman, Billy Whal, Monica Lewis, Buffy Steadman, Denise McIntyre, John Kuhn, Wayne Coats, Courtney Moon, Dale Copenhaver 61 ELEMENTARY CHORUS Bottom Row: L to R: Laura Moore, Amiee Moon, Karla Chase, Kim Stebbins, Billie Jean Graves, Melissa Bledsoe, Nikki Pensyl, Kim Bledsoe. Row 2: Tim Pensyl, Chris Waters, Mike Cornell, Mike Lewis, Chip Cutler, Willie Hall, John Simmons, Kenny Waters. Row 3. JoAnn McIntyre, Keith Chase, Dennis Whitesell, Billie Jo Mitchell, Eddie Billings, Brett Osgood, Doug Jackson, Chad Payne. Row 4: Kevin Fisk, Chris Reitter, Chris Ordway, Mike Birmingham, David Richmond, Mike Wahl, Gene Mattison. OFFICERS SR. BAND Right: Amy Reitter (Tres.), Glenda VanDerhoof (Pres.), Bobby McIntyre (V. Pres.) Gin- ger Grover (Sec.), Miss Savitsky advisor. Center: Miss Possemoto advisor. Left: Moni- ca Lewis (V. Pres.), Norman Reitter,, (Pres.), Kerry Fitzpatrick (Sec.) JR. BAND 62 SENIOR PLAY CAST Row 1: Larry Easton, Dawn Lewis, Rob Billings, Cheri Horton, Stacy Fedick, Kevin Whitsell, Rich Folts Row 2: Rich Bledsoe, Donna Waters, Ed Olds NEWSPAPER STAFF Row 1: Jay Slawson, Debbie Kuhn, Jim Sutley, Keith Lewis Row 2: Mark Copp (Advisor) Vickie Coppage, Doug Billings 63 A.M. B.O.C.E.S. P.M. B.O.C.E.S. Row 1: Charlie Meyer, Sandy Lewis, Archie Mattison Row 2: Ann Whitsell, Vickie Coppage, Kathy Harris, Kevin Whitsell, Rich Bledsoe Row 1. Kevin Erdmann, Dennis Munroe, Steve Johnston Row 2 Janice Good, Brenda Keener, John Waters, absent Rick Graves 64 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sitting: Sheri Horton, Rich Foils, Stacy Fedick, Sue Hilman (advisor), Dave Palmitier (advisor) Standing: Scott Ellison, Eddie Olds, Jan Heisey OFFICERS Eddie Olds—Secretary Stacy Fedick—President Cheri Horton—Vice President Rich Folts—Treasurer 65 OUR LAST GOODBYES We've been together for so long, we've laughed, we've joked and cried. Teachers tried to straighten us out. Lord knows how they tried. But we were unique, we couldn't be changed, because then we would not have been us. We shared the strain and outlived the pains, togetherness was a must. From children to bright adults, we've been together through it all. We share the deepest feelings, of friendships that cannot fall. Soon tears will come and we will part, the time will be at hand. Just remember we have more memories, than there are pebbles in the sand. The sun rises and the sun sets, and so our spirits soar. The time has come to say Good Bye, to the Great Class of 84 . By Donna Waters Together These Are The Best 67 Of Times! JOAN GROVER'S FABRIC SHOP HALLSPORT GENERAL STORE 920 Harrigan Rd. Whitesville, N.Y. 14897 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Groceries, Gas Beer Hallsport Road Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 (716) 593-6563 HARRIS SUPPLY CO. INC. Congratulations to the Seniors of 1984 36 Central Place Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Phone: 593-5811 INDEPENDENCE EMERGENCY SQUAD 716-593-3760 Jan Bev’s Nursing Referral Agency 24 hr day Private Duty Nursing with nurses and aide who care enough to love and love enough to care 168 N. Main St. Wellsville. NY 14895 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1984 from DON LESTER CHEVROLET 81 South Main St. Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Phone: (716) 593-4150 GOOD LUCK SENIORS from MY BUDDIES' PLACE 173-175 N. Main St. Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 SHORT'S OIL COMPANY, INC. Bulk Deliveries Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Gasoline, Motor Oil Stannards Road Wellsville, N.Y. (716) 593-1280 68 ARVESCO, INC. The Stevens Machine Co. Div. Custom and Production Machining Welding and Metalizing Riverside Drive Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Telephone (716) 593-1151 Manufacturers of Randall Pottery Equipment Classic Auto Reproductions Restorations SHOP AT HOME SERVICE PH. 607-276-5200 67 Main Street Almond, New York 14804 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '84 from your friends at SOUTH MAIN LUMBER ULYSSES AGWAY COOP., INC. (A Division of Hollands Lumber Co.) Ulysses, Pa. Phone (814) 848-7201 Your Farm, Home Garden Store Specialists, in Feed Fertilizer, Seed, Lime, Chemicals Farm Supplies for Every Farm. 126 South Main Street Wellsville New York 14895 Phone: (716) 593-4601 Compliments of FITZPATRICK FARMS Congratulations, Graduates 69 Congratulations from fishe sI (Rtxalf) PHAnnmj Double D Bar Restaurant JS North Main Street Wellsville, New York 14895 Phone 593-2611 Main Street Whitesville, N.Y. JOHN PETE CHILDS Follaco's Bakery HERBERT COOPER CO. INC. at North Hill Camp Fresh Every Day Italian Bread—Rolls—Pies Cookies Cenesee, Pennsylvania R.D. 4 Box 258 Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 716-595-1741 Phone: (814) 228-3417 Rubber Products 7D KERTON FLORIST Congratulations from 167 North Main Street PENN VALLEY RESORT Wellsville, New York Genesee, Pa. 16923 (814) 228-3404 fftk FIRST CITIZENS N AT ION AL BANK RICHMOND'S GARAGE Your Hometown Good Neighbor Genesee Ulysses (814) 228-3201 (814) 848-7572 Whitesville, N.Y. 14897 24 Hour Towing Service Phone: (607) 356-3511 (garage) (M)7 (home! OLNtVl L J k J 71 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 BROWN STOUT AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE 125 North Main St. Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Phone: 593-4296 CHAFFEE'S HARDWARE FY 1 The Complete Hordwore •A.  8 Plumbing Store SENTRY Greenwood, NY 14839 Phone:607-225-4271 PAUL F. CULBERT SONS Allis Chalmers— New Idea— New Holland Sales Service Route 19 South Wellsville, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Many Happy Days! Congratulations from WHITESVILLE AGWAY Feed, Seed and Fertilizer Farm Supplies WHITESVILLE WOOD PRODUCTS Phone: (607) 356-3311 WELLSVILLE Congratulations to the Seniors of 1984 DAILY REPORTER DARLEEN'S NAKED ZOO 159 N. Main Street Wellsville, N.Y. 888 Putnam Avenue Whitesville, New York Serving Allegany County Since 1880 (716) 593-5300 Ceramics and Gifts for all Occasions 73 Congratulations Class of 84' Compliments of ANDOVER MARKET BASKET BEAR S AUTO BODY BOX)H HARRISON VALLEY. PA 16927 SPECIALIZING IN CQC-LlSlON REPAIR and Frame straightening 24 hour towing B 4.334-5451 LARRY METCALF Congratulations to the Class of '84 from the office of VIC BROWN, D.M.D. Academy Street Ulysses, Pa. (7 16) 593-24 10 £j tc Ca’iousel QUALITY CONSIGNMENT STORE DARLA BERKEY OWNER 35 EAST PEARL STREET WELLSVILLE. NY 14895 CASTAWAYS Rt. 19—Shongo, N.Y. 716-593-9834 Fish Fry—Friday OWNERS—STAN CAROL TRUAX COOK'S TIRE U-HAUL On Farm Tire Service Computer Wheel Balancing Wheels in stock Mufflers Shocks Tune-ups • Fleet Service Computerized Alignment Largest Inventory in the Southern Tier 593-4130 20 N. Main, Wellsville, N.Y. ELLISON'S CAR MART Delbert James Ellison 662 Main Street Whitesville, N.Y. Used Cars Trucks Phone: (607) 356-3112 (607) 356-3472 Gukey Garner jtfttorryeys and Counsellors at arv 24 EAST PEARL STREET WELLSVILLE NEW YORK 14896 JAMES E EUKEN GENE M GARDNER TELEPHONE 716 593-4410 74 BREEDEN SCHOOL OF WELDING John F. Less Licensed by: Pennsylvania Department of Education State Board of Private Trade Schools Accredited by: Accrediting Commission of the National Association of Trade and Technical Schools (NATTS) Member of: American Society of Metals American Welding Society Approved by: New York State Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Pennsylvania Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Veterans Administration U.S. Department of Education Financial Aid: PHEAA Loans NYSHESC Loans PELL Grants KEAR’S GARAGE Main Street WHITESVILLE, NEW YORK 14897 (607) 256-3404 Terry L. Kear General Automotive 75 Key Bank of Western New York N.A. Involved. Innovative. Professional. Alfred Andover Belmont Bolivar Cuba Olean Wellsville Whitesville Compliments of DONALD J. KRAMER INSURANCE Serving Whitesville for over 20 years 76 Congratulations from SHAY'S RED WHITE WILDMAN FUNERAL HOME, INC. Robert L. Wildman Licensed in N.Y. and Pennsylvania Dedicated to Service Since 1844 Whitesville, N.Y. Phone: (607) 356-3336 77 JOHN BURGESS QUAKER STATE MAIN STREET -GENESEE,PA. Phone 814-22 3328 CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK Dual Exhaust Conration is Our Specialty Hess Equipment Backhof Bulldozer Ulysses, Pa. 814-334-5679 Best Wishes Seniors from the WHITESVILLE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION SPECIAL PATRONS Whitesville Board of Education Whitesville Central Music Activities Fund PATRONS WHITESVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Bojo's Inn Dave's Gun Shop Jeanette's Beauty Shop Jim's Barber Shop Nancy's Used Furniture SURROUNDING AREA Andover Trading Post Short's Service Station, Andover Short's Self Service, Alfred The Bicycle Man, Alfred First State Bank, Canisteo Greenwood Inn LinLo-Craft and grocery stor Butler's Fabrics, Genesee Cowburn's Market, Inc., Ulysses Electri-Cord Manufacturing, Westfield Fitzwaters Western Auto Hardware, Westifield Genesee Home Auto Center, Genesee Grovers Grocery, Hickox, Pa. Jeffer's General Store, Genesee Kibbe's Grocery, Harrison Valley Millerdale Farms, Ulysses Outman's Pharmacy, Westfield Palmitier's Garage, Genesee Reed's Village Market, Genesee Rosenbloom's, Westfield Wagner True Value Hardware, Ulysses WELLSVILLE Bill's Equipment Cannon's Clothing Store Columbia Banking Federal Savings and Loan Association Fassett Lane Lumber House of Glass Karl Butler Insurance Mallery Television Rice's Music House Sears, Roebuck and Company Simons Market The Fabric Place Village Athlete Wellsville Travel Service 80 . . - . V