Whitesville High School - Wycenian Yearbook (Whitesville, NY)

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IN MEMORY OF Lloyd Grover Lloyd Grover will always be remembered as a man who would be there to help or offer advice. He would take life in stride—no matter the circum- stance. The community and people who knew him shall miss having the warmth and generosity he shared, along with his volunteer services to the public. He was his own man, a leader in his own respect. Julie Richmond THE SUNSHINE THE RAIN A meadow filled with flowers Each one touched with dew. There are so many alike, but those-rare-are-few. A light shines upon each bud to help them grow so fine each ray touches a separate part and together they make sunshine. The sunshine leaves, and clouds cover leading the sunshine astray. Tears falling from the heavens taking the happiness away. Those tears wash the joy from within each stem's heart. They know not what is wrong but they tried to do their part. A moment of truth from him that sometimes causes pain. Just a mix of good and bad THE SUNSHINE THE RAIN. Virginia Grover Randy Chase

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Brenda Keener SENIOR BOCES Rick Graves Kevin Erdmann John Waters Steve Johnston Janice Good 14

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Appreciation We, the class of 1985, would like Mrs. Sara Squier to know how much we appreciated her assistance in reaching our first major goal in life. Graduation. Through the years. Mrs. Squier has helped us all to get a good start toward establishing a career. When it came time to make new schedules, she made sure we took courses that we could benefit from in the future. The process must have been hectic. There was another side to her. A caring and understanding person. She treated everyone as though they were her own children. If we had a question or a problem we knew she would listen and offer a solution. Mrs. Squier was more than just an excellent guidance counselor, she was a par- ent and psychologist as well. Since she has retired we can see how much we needed her. Nobody can take her place. We would like to thank her for sharing her time and wisdom with us. She will be greatly missed and we the class of 1985, speak for everyone. DEDICATION We, the senior class of 1985, would like to dedi- cate this years Wycenian to one of our favorite teachers, David L. Palmiter. Though all the teachers of Whiteville School have helped us tremendously, we feel that Mr. Palmiter made that special effort. No matter how small the problem was, he guided us through. There was a time when nobody on the faculty wanted to be our class advisor because we fought constantly amongst ourselves. Mr. Palmiter was kind enough to become our advisor. He turned us into a class with strong bonds of friendship. When he became ill, there was a possibility that he could no longer be our advisor. But through his recent illness, he sent us notes assigning us duties. This caused us to pull together and work harder. He showed us we could work as a team. We the Senior Class of 1985, would like to thank him for all the guidance he has given us through the years and this is the only way we can think of to show our gratitude. We will always remember you Mr. Palmiter and be forever in your debt.