Whitney Point High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Whitney Point, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1986 volume:

Spirit Spirit is a feeling that fills the air. Whitney Point can say with pride that it has Spirit. Go to any sporting event, play, or concert and you will feel the spirit in the air. However, it is not limited to “special events”. Walk down the halls of either the Junior or Senior Highs during class changes and you will feel and hear spirit from all sides. The art exhibits by the art classes reflect the talent and atmo- sphere here at Whitney Point. The grueling sports practices show students and coaches working hard but also having some laughs. Spirit can be seen at the C.E.A. building. The children are always ready to try new things. At the Junior High, the group spirit grows. Everybody pulls together for a common goal, such as a dance or con- cert. The spirit at the Senior High shows itself in two ways: while everyone is still working together, they are now becom- ing their own individuals. The strength of individuals and the group togetherness coexist at Whitney Point to give it an un- deniable vitality. Every graduate will always share a sense of Whitney Point spirit wherever he or she may go. Ben Driscoll received the first annual David Nicholson Memorial Award. It is given to the Cross Country member who most exempli- fies team spirit. Ben would like to express his slncerest thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson and Mr. Mackey. 2 WHITNEY POINT central school WHITNEY POINT,NEW YORK 136 62 VOLUME 46 TABLE OF CONTENTS : INTRODUCTIONI 1 - 6 UNDERCLRB5MEN 7-58 SENIORS 51-17 HOMECDMING-HRLLOWEEN n - io3 CflNDIDS 104-112 RCTIVITIES 113 - 141 SPORTS 142 - 1 FRCULTY,RDMINI5TRRT|DN RND 5TRFF 167-ISO RDVERTI5eMENT5 1S1 - 208 Dedication Edward Bochniak “Helping young people, not in a dramatic fashion, but little by little throughout the years.” sums up Mr. Edward Bochniak’s basic approach to teaching. His dependability and resourcefulness have aided hundreds of students in his career at Whitney Point Senior High School. Mr. Bochniak began his work in public school education after serving in the military and teaching at the U.S. Air Force Academy. He received his undergraduate degree at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. and his Master’s Degree from SUNY Cortland. Believing that he had an obligation to assist in the aca- demic and social development of youth, Mr. Bochniak found that this duty “turned into a privilege.” He still enjoys the “intellectual atmosphere” of schools and believes he has much to contribute to student growth. His students, now and in the past, would certainly agree. The 1962-63 school year marked Mr. Bochniak’s arrival at Whitney Point, where he has been teaching senior high school English and occasionally social studies ever since. He has remained here for two major reasons: the enjoyment in his work and the camaraderie of his associates. Besides his effective work in the classroom, Mr. Bochniak has also coached Junior High, Junior Varsity, and Varsity football and has been a class advisor and drama coach. In his private life, Mr. Bochniak likes long-distance walk- ing for his physical health and reading for his mental health. He especially enjoys Western non-fiction and World War II Air Force stories. This year’s Eagle yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 1986 edition to Mr. Edward Bochniak — our friend and mentor. 4 Joseph Cooper 1985-86 Teacher of the Year Outstanding motivator, outstand- ing creative teacher, outstanding dedication to his students and to his art. In summation: truly outstand- ing. Joe, who has taught Art at Whit- ney Point for 23 of his 27 teaching years, attended Edinboro State Uni- versity, Edinboro, Pa. and S.U.N.Y. at New Paltz, N.Y. Due to the influ- ence of two very good teachers in his high school years, Joe decided to work with high school students. After three years’ teaching at Towanda, Pa. he began a career at Whitney Point. Having taught stu- dents from levels kindergarten through grade 12, teachers and stu- dents cite Joe’s professionalism, good humor, and articulate skills. A highlight for all occurs annually each June as the major student art exhib- it is the showcase for differing tech- niques, mediums, and skills ac- quired in Mr. Cooper’s art classes. When informed he was the recipient of the 1985-86 Teacher of the Year award, an honorary accolade from his peers, Joe expressed, “Sur- prise!” Although Joe values the friend- ships he has built with students and staff, he is somberly reflective. Joe states, “a greater emphasis on coop- eration and mutual respect between staff and administration would greatly improve the teaching and learning environment in “our school.” Painting and sculpture are two hobbies Joe enjoys. Upon retire- ment, traveling and spending win- ters on the beach appeal to him. 5 Retirees After twenty-seven years of Guidance in the Whitney Point school system, Pauline Quick will be opting for a much looked forward to retirement as of June, 1986. Mrs. Quick earned her B.S. degree at Johnson State Teacher’s College in Vermont in 1953 and her Masters degree from Springfield College in Massachusetts in 1959. Mrs. Quick taught four years in Vermont, one year at a private school in Queens, N.Y. and then was hired by Caryl E. Adams to take over the Guidance Department at Whitney Point in 1959. In the interim she did some graduate work at Cornell, obtained a G.E. fellowship at Syracuse and took other courses at N.Y.U. During the years here at Whitney Point, she has run the gamut of Guidance Services, having worked not only with Senior High students, but also Junior High and grades three thru six; she has been chairman of Special Education for four years and has co-chaired the Committee on the Handi- capped for two years. Among her outside activities, she is a past member of the V.F.W. Auxiliary in Lisle, belonged to the Eastern Star, is still a member of the Upper Lisle Grange and served as president of the Binbhamton Area Soroptomist Club as well as district director a few years back. We wish Mrs. Quick a most happy and lenghty retire- ment. Prior to 1963, Mary Margaret DeYoe was most content to remain at her home caring for her two sons and one daughter. Additionally, she served as her husband Ed’s fuel distributorship secretary. Her spare time was devot- ed to her interest in painting, giving piano lessons, and participation in various organizations. In September 1963, Mrs. DeYoe began her teaching career, serving as a Kindergarten teacher in the Mara- thon Central School. September, 1965, saw Mary Margaret employed in Whitney Point as a First Grade teacher, a position she held for the next five years. Seeking additional challenge, Mrs. DeYoe next set her sights on acquiring certification as a Reading Teacher. She soon took this new certification and tackled the de- manding position of Junior High Reading Teacher from 1969-77. Since 1977, Mary Margaret resumed her Elementary teaching and has served the district as a Fourth Grade Teacher. Upon retirement, Mrs. DeYoe plans to travel with her husband and spend more time on her hobbies of painting and music. The Elementary Staff salutes Mrs. DeYoe for a job well done. 6 7 Kindergarten Mrs. McCray Mrs. McCray Brendan Ballard Barbara Bush Steven Canniff Shawn Champion Mark Goodrich Brian Haight Christina Leach Justin Lindow Jennifer Mitchell Robert Myers Raymond Naholnik Andrew Nelson Jessica Osborn Stephanie Price Annette Slack Jaclyn Smith Jesse Trammell James Walker Tammy Wilcox Donalds Wood Devon Dahulich Nolan Denton Krista Forkey Gary Gardner Loren lllsley Andrew Lee Kimberly Legursky Christopher Lindow Malinda Phinney Jeffrey Pond Michael Quail Jennifer Slavick Dayle Lynne Williams James White 8 Miss Tymeson Jessica Gardner Michelle Hand Louis Jones Brian Kot Joshua Lawton Nicole Livingston Kevin McCall Stewart Moore Charles Moshier Sonia Rozelle Kelly Slack Stephani Swan Eric Tillotson Lyrdsey Wilcox Mrs. Dauley Mrs. Dauley Nicholas Barrett Nowelle Bigelow David Bryan Michelle Clark Nathanie Decker Jeremy Dennis Ashley Fisher David Fontana William Forkey Carrie Hix Benjamin Keibel Kristie Kisner Shannon Quilty Nora Sacco Patrick Silvanic Justin Stocum Sheila Sutton Lisa Tonkin Jeffrey Weaver 9 Miss Noetzel Miss Noetzel Dean Berlin Christina Boczar Jason Clark Marc Frechette Melissa Hayes Kenneth Illsley Jessica Komain Kristin Kyzmir Nicholas Lewis Emily Martin Jared Moberg Richard Niemiec Carl Price Jacob Scott Kimberly Seward Martin Simpson Sarah Sinclair Andrea Smith Devon Styles Timothy White Miss Christian Miss Christian Theo Abbey William Aleba Michael Bailey Nicholas Ballard Elizabeth Dertinger lan Griffen Shamsudin Hakim Susan Iwanink George Judson Matthews Manning Phillip Marsh Ryan McGrath Sarah Murrer Michelle Myers Brandy Nechwedowich Brandon Quarella Timothy Sager Matthew Smith Danielle Weber Joshua Wolsott 10 Mrs. Davies Mrs. Davies Troy Boardman Susan Clark Shauna Demond Michael Gurney Anthony LaDue Eric Lee Nelson Lett Mathew Mullen Martille Nohle Heather Northrup Vincent Powell Shawn Saddlemire Trisha Sears Jason Seidel Crystal Shugars Steven Spoonhower Chad Taylor Jennifer Taylor Jessica Warfield Jeremy Wheeler Mrs. Livingston Todd Beilis Jason Bennett Jennifer Bush Cara Brennan Matthew Czebinak Robert Decker Brian French Harleyanne Gallit Todd Gray Thad Hust Tonya Jerkes William Meisher Michael Narozny Jeremy Peterson Angela Piech Meca Sherwood Brandon Stoeckel Kimberly Van Riper Shannon Whittakker Danirl Wood 11 Grade Sondra Allen Timothy Allen Dominick Amendum Jennifer Brooks Stephen Calice Aaron Clark Daniel Comparetta John Dunham Sean Dutcher James Evans Jacqueline Goodrich Jennifer Groff Lori Grose Brandy Judson Mark Lambiase Sarah Manasse Paul McDonald Nicole McNeal Robert Miller Brady Nichols William Randall Mrs. Sines Ronald Boyce Jennifer Burger Salvatore Cararo Gregory Class Jaclyn Curry Matthew Gardner Elisha Gohl Michael Hartman Tobin Hennessy Kelly Hibbard Carl Holtje Ricky Inman Michael Jenks Jeffrey Livingston Jason Lowe Jason Maggio Christine Morehouse Tony Mortenson Max Moshier Jason Pfluger Amber Riley Stacie Sinclair Adam Smith Gregory Smith Mandy Smith Stacie Sutton Karl Zimmerman l Mrs. Montgomery Dustin Ross Holly Smith Benjamin Tillotson Edward Valenta Jennifer Wilcox 12 Mrs. Brannon Mrs Brannon Nichole Barnhart Craig Brown Steven Bush Christopher Czebinak Shannon Dunn Sherri Ford Jennifer Gates Michael Gee David Greene Robert Greene Shannon Hazlett Kathy Heatherman Brian Hodges Christopher Holden Shawn Kelley Nicole Kelly Matthew Lamb Michael Lisenby Richard Northrup Thomas Parker Ryan Martin Adrian Majka Michael Molyneaux Shaun Oliver Gregory Palmeter Michael Pierce Kyle Price Robert Runyon Trade Sandell Kristina Shannon Jason Wade Melissa Weaver Cedric Webster Jesse Wood Nicki Samson Jason Serkiz Elizabeth Shipman Jason Smith Bradley Spencer Jared Taylor Melissa Tuckey Mrs. Cree Ryan Walker Richard Wilbur Mrs. Cree Patrick Babcock Alicia Brown Candice Brown Cedric Bush Rebecca Carey Stacey Deimage Rebecca Hatch Paul Hayes Holly Holmes Kelly Hooker David Lomonaco 13 Ms. Livermore Corey Brewster Garrett Burns Richard Carter Timothy Cole Adam Downs Beau Ellerson Daniel Fetterman Jacquelyn Gage Jeremy Gaylord Kurt Hull Carrie Hunter Amy Johnson Jeannette Knapik Jeremy Lester Barbara Lethbridge Christel Lown Donald Moshier John Norton Andrew Peters Jolene Pratt Victoria Roberts Kevin Samson Willard Searfoss Heather Slack Richard Smith Kathleen Sturdevant Lawrence Van Dunk Ms. Larkin Henry Chase Stephen Coish Christopher Comparetta Lynda Dufford Kyleen Edwards Casey Gates Marisa Gay Lisa Grose Kandi Johns Justin Jordak Adrian Ludka Thomas McGrath Rachael Morrow Jessica Morsey Stephan Myers Jane Pelton Timothy Prindle Jeremiah Quarella Michael Sanderson Christopher Seltzer Edwrd Short Shirly Short Carrie Shrauger Jamie Taylor Lucas Verfuss Christian Wooldridge Ms. Livermore 14 Grade 2 Ms. Kulp Ms. Kulp Shaun Antalek Erin Ashley Ian Baldwin Corey Behlen Julie Bush Johnathon Fish Wendy Glezen Becky Jo Greene Matthew Greene Tabitha Karges Matthew Manasse Gary Martin Joseph McDonald Desirae Morgan Vanessa Piech Sharon Pochily Trish Quarella Miranda Ross Jason Sackett Robin Smith Frank St. John Karen Abbey Sasha Bigelow Naomie Briggs Kevin Driscoll Daniel Groover Rachael Hall Melissa Hirthler Branden Ostrander Jamie Patten Jennifer Petrick Kelly Pochily Jennifer Sager Lynette Shoemaker Timothy Soloman Justin Thompson Daniel Tillotson Matthew Tyler Joshua Wasitowski Amy Wever Christina Weber Stephen Wescott Danny White 15 Mrs. Orzel Derek Abbott Christopher Bard Benjamin Call Jessica Calvey Patrick Carrol Johanna Dunham Corinne Eldred Charles Glezen Jessica Hitt Mandy Holden Mark Kicsak Tracie Kot Antonio Lambiase Nathaniel Marsh Jon-Mark Menta Kelly Montgomery Patrick Nechwedowich Stephen Rozelle John Russell Michelle Slack Stephanie Soper Jessica Wasicki Mrs. Rood Tracee Baxter Lee Bechtel Kathryn Boczar Mark Bush Cornealous Carman Scott Clark Esther Drooney Chad Gray Justin Henningsen Arthur Hill Erin Hix Kevin Jenks Cory Lee Andrew Orzel Erin Osborn Monica Roe Christina Sherwood Brock Smith Jaimie Tymeson Wesley Voytkowski Justin Wilcox Travis Wilcox Mrs. Orzel 16 Mrs. Tymeson Alan Blanco Kathleen Cost Jill Dunham Jesse Ellerson Jennifer Gordinier Rhea Hiemstra Tracy Hill Anthony Kerensky Jena Lewis Jennifer Maus Andrew Metz James Morsey Charles Naholnik Stephanie Potter Erin Quilty Steven Sanyshyn Brian Scott Brendon Sturdevant Randy Takas Scott Tasber Joseph Taylor Shaleen Taylor Roxanne Wilcox Clint Barnhart Troy Clark Tammy Crawford Wurtadean Derios Sean Dunn Michele Edsall Christina Farrar Brandi Ferri Eric Fontana Amy Hamilton Joshua Johnson Katie Johnson Michelle Macinsky Tina Marchitelli Matthew McNeal Lance Merrill Lisa Searfoss Kathleen Shear Luke Snyder Randy Trotter Shane Wood 17 Grade 3 Miss Cialone Miss Ciaione Daniel Baker Adam Basa Carrie Bigelow Melissa Bush Shawn Canniff Brenin Dudek Jamie Eldred Brian Gollogly Cammie Harrison Jason Hibbard Eddie Maslin Lesa Morgan Tanya Pond Christina Post Dana Starner Heather Stevens Jamie Smith Rebecca Swan William Tillotson Cathlene Whitehead Peter Durham Patty Eaton Ryan Edwards Michael Eggleston Becky Evans April Glezen Scott Glezen Frederick Harper Tammi Hunsinger Gregory Kicsak Lindsey Lewis Michael McCall William Merrin Eddie Monk Kristin Nance Amanda Randall Janelle Reppard Amber Silvanic Heather Smith Antonio Solomon Beth Stoeckel Daniel Williamson Mrs. Bond Mrs. Bond Gregory Dilmore 18 Miss Shadow Alan Sweet Amy Taylor Sara Ticknor Traci Wilkins Miss Sharlow Jay Bechtel Duane Bowman Jennifer Cost Chad Dean Robert Gollogly Charity Hall Kristoffer Hull Ellen James Karrie Klock Jeremy Lis Joey Matuszewski Colleen Moberg Charity Morehouse Amy Naholnik Mellissa Osborn Albert Roberts Heather Samson Jason Smith Jessica Stevens David Stowell Mrs. Bulger Mrs. Bulger Carrie Aylward Shane Evans Chad Glezen Carrie Holden Theodore Hust Lewis Jackson Jason Knapp Justin Lewis Corinna Livingston Hollie Malinovsky Danny Myers James Peters Dawn Piech Maria Quarella Heather Riley Karen Robillard Courtney Sinclair Anthony Slack April Stoeckel Bonnie Tarrien Nicole Tuckey 19 Mrs. Harding Mrs. Harding John Beardsley Kristina Beilis Tonya Benedict Amy Brown Lisa Campfield Jennifer Collett Jennifer Curry David Czebinak Kevin Farr Tricia Goodrich Tonya Hardy Danny Jenks Alexis Katchuk Christine Knapik Ben Langton Anitra Laudig Danielle Latavish Rexann Lord Scott McIntyre Floyd Palmeter Mrs. Nitto Mrs. Nitto Jennifer Barrett Ryan Burden Anthony Collins Christy Dove Jason Eldred Donald Furgeson John Furgeson Jennifer Ferri Brandi Ferris Jimmi Herbert Brock Hodges Jamie Hulbert Jean Karpensky Christopher Lown David Morton Mackenzie Quarella John Robins Tessie Sturdevant Christina Ticknor Charles Tyree Kent Wilcox 20 Grade 4 Mrs. Deyoe Mrs. Deyoe Gerald Ayers Billy Jo Bough Steven Brame Daryl Burns Thomas Cararo Andrea Fetterman Camron Fuller Michelle Gadziola James Gardner Christina Gordinier John Hakes April Kariam Doug Lawrence Nicky Lowe Rebecca Morsey Ronald Natterer Kris Park Roseann Polite Amy Rogers Joseph Swan Mrs. Smith Richard Balanda Jeannine Baumgart Sara Bensley Clinton Burlison Scott Closs Alicia Demyan Heather Dorschel Jason Dunham Kathy Dunham Amy Eldred Peter Freije Valerie Lethbridge Mandy McDonald Mark McDonald Natalie Miller Brian Park David Phinney Jason Quarella Tyanna Smith Michael Stolarcyk Stacie Washburn 21 Mrs. Elsenheimer Mrs. Elsenheimer James Burkee Chriss Canniff Yusuf Derios Mike Edsall Jenny Fralick Lisa Hix Jessica Johnson Jeff Kicsak Mark Klossner Mike LaRue Kenneth Longo Steven Macinsky Kerri Maus Tina Merrill Jenny Mitchell Kristin Namce Rhonda Preston Christina Sager Alicia Smith Sabu Stroman Christopher Clark Angel Harrington David Hartman Kimberly Illsley Chad Kilbury Lorelee Kinter Kayln Knapp 'JNI Bryan Lamb Tammy Liechti Matthew Lindow Wendy Lisenby Megan Mackey Karl Morsey Robert Murrer Mrs. Driscoll Jason Nechwedowich Tammy Neer Tamara Piech Jamie Randall Douglass Riddell Johnathon Silvanic Kareen White 22 Mrs. Harris Jedd Smith Jenny Stoeckel Jimmy Styles Jeff VanGordon Miss Harris Darren Antalek Angela Briggs Brian Brlgnam Jolene Butler Carl Decker Terry Doyle Merle Goodrich Nicole Hoppes Karistan Kelley Amy Kicsak Jimmy Love Heather Lupoid Stephan Meta Amy Moore Timothy Murphy Jamie Myers Jill Reynolds Carol Robie Mark Rockwell Jacob Roe Grade 5 Mr. Hendrickson Sarah Cotcamp Sarah Dunham Corey Green Monica Hennessy Michelle Hunter Janice Johnson Debbi Kelsey Diana Kerensky Jason Lasicki Iris Macinsky Talitha Maslin Lisa McDonald Andrew McIntosh Jeff Miller Christie Myers Emily Orzel Ryan Ostrander Jimmy Poyer Jason Somers Erik Whittaker James Yesalusky 23 Mrs. Brush Mr. Brush Dan Adams Robin Bridges Rosalie Christensen Joshua Evans Christina Ferris Jeremy Folmsbee Sacinda Frantellizzi Kellie Gehres Steven Glezen Mike Hakes Ronald Hyde Derek James Heather Johnson Heath Langton Denise Matthews Annie Matuszewski Keith McConnell Erin Orzell John Pullis Krystal Silvanic Mrs. Kresge Catherine Fallon Michele Furgeson Regina Glezen Stephen Hazelton Andy Jackson Tracy Lee Johnna McPeek Fred Newton Andy Shipman Blake Stanton Cory Sturdevant Stacie Thompson Rachael Trask George Wilmot Mrs. Kresge Erin Babcock Mike Barber Lucas Baxter David Brigham Valerie Brown Jennifer Cararo Daniel Carroll Ronda Carter Jason Chan Nicole DePue 24 Mrs. Tanner Alexis Morrow Steven Pease Mark Plymale JoEllen Pochily Jennifer Riley Michelle Shafer William Snelson Lori Ticknor Stacy Weaver Michelle Wilcox Robert Womack Mrs. Riley Mrs. Ling Lisa Ballard Katrina Cox Eric Czebinak Henry Dedrick Jennifer Frechette Telessa Gehm Robert Hyde Mary Jones Jennifer Livingston Mrs. Tanner Eve Baraby Kim Bensley Ralph Berlin Steven Brewer Randi Brown Charity Clark Abdul Derios Bryan Fish Cheryl Frobe Jason James Janice Johnson Connie McPeak Marshall Morehouse Jeremy Manning Darcey Mardirosian Brian Perry Kenneth Pixley Scott Shipman Jared Shoemaker Jessica Sinclair James Stafford Amy Tierno Rebecca Walker Jolene Warner Amy Wegrzynski Danielle Wells Andrew Wescott 25 Grade 6 Miss Dauley Ronni Cokely Danielle Cornell Nicole Farr Steven Glenn John Griffin Karen Gritman Michelle Haight Dan Harrison Jennifer Heller Jennifer Lester Marty Malmstrom Kristine Maus Paula McCoy David Merrin Lori Phillips Connie Preston Marty Robinson Mark Seidel Jenifer Taylor Nicole Ticknor Darin White Miss Dauley Ralph Backus Joel Beckley Brandon Bough Adrian Clemens Melissa Bernard Mr. Whitehead Mr. Whitehead Jason Angel Jennifer Brignam Jill Carroll Melanie Cielo Kim Clark Lind Clink Sharon Cook Heather Crandall Patrick Crowder Jon Dilmore Joelle Dove Jeremy Fahey John Fletcher Jon Hazelton Jason James Dale Lisenby Timothy Malinovsky Janet Pixley Jeanette Robillard Jeremy Smith Pat Spicer Willie Swingler Kelly Wesser Jayme Wheeler Kristie Vandeburg 26 Mr. Orzel Nick Clark Kelly Gee Tom Hitt Jenny Johnson Andrea Kobbe Kristine Layton Martin Lipe Michael Lomonaco Corte Martin Rebecca Myers Rynn Reinecke Angie Saddlemire Daniel Sager Craig Shear Jennifer Shipman Cathleen Snitchler Brad Stocum Darcie Verfuss Susan Welsh Johnny Wilcox David Wilkins Mr. Doherty Tammy Pratt Michelle Shippey Rebecca Silvanic Stacie Smith Jeremiah Stowell Mike Tasber Carrie Amendum Jake Basa Brian Bradley Troy Brady Jenny Brame Jason Burghardt Emily Clark Tina Eaton Wendy Ervay Jason Gates Jason Godfrey David Gordon April Hardy Oscar Hill Greg Katchuk Chris Kelly Steven Klock Shivaun McGoff Shannon McIntyre Mike McNeal Marsha Morehouse 27 Mrs. Doherty Duane Ballard Chad Brown Ray Burden Amber Croft Suzanne Dennison Khalil Derios James Eaton Bryon Ford Todd Kariam Kristina Kicsak Deborah Liechti Heather Lisee Robert Lown Mandy McCullough Kerry Morton Gretchen Oakley Susan Priscott Danielle Reinecke Jody Robinson Lisa Rowe Karl Sacco Kristi Slack Tracey Stout Chad Weaver Nicole Weidmen Brent Wilcox Mrs. Wallace Raymond Sessions Thomas Watson George Weidman Todd Williams 28 Make-ups Kindergarten Miss Gehm Miss Dauley ft ft ,4 4� - V. • . Vf Mrs. Livingston m Miss Tymeson Melissa Bush Derek Harlec Michael Meade Caleb Stento Joshua Smith Brooke Wallace Angela Piech Kimberly Van Riper Mrs. Davies , 25if 'w”' Trisha Sears Jeffrey Nabinger Grade 1 Miss Cree Mrs. Livermore Mrs. Montgomery Tiffany Ayers Andrew Pelton Andrew Peters Tim White James Evans Zackory Murphy The Odd Couple Sure that’s our fence We want you! And the wall came tumbling down. 30 Sleeping Beauties This is a pencil Hey, this food is plastic We’re glad we did it 31 Seventh Grade Sherri Ballard David Barnhart Jesse Barnhart Mark Barrent Shawn Baxter Charles Bechtel Vicki Benjamin Dawn Bradley Tracy Briggs Jay Briggs Kurt Brown Mark Brush Renee Burden Beth Bush Dianna Bush Bruce Canova Heidi Carroll Robert Clute Arthur Collins Joseph Collins Brandy Croft Timothy Croft 32 Shawn Dean Jay Dennison Thomas Dorschel Paul Drake Jennifer Eaton Penny Eldred Michael Ellerson Danielle Farr Heather Ferraro Jeffrey Gates Barbara Gehm Rebecca Glezen Michelle Gordinier Joshua Graves Brooke Hall Keith Hand Crystal Heath Teenya Hiemstra Angela Hodges Tylia Hodges Darlene Howe Richard Hulbert 33 Elizabeth Hutchins Christine Kemp Tanya Kicsak Daniel Kinter Michelle Lamb Karen L'amoreaux Todd Lane Peggy Latorrey Edmund Lethbridge David Lewis Steven Livingston Michael Lord Christopher Lowe Lisa Lynady Jason Mackey Jennifer Menta Becky McFall Paul Mills Ritica Myers Marian Nance Adam Nemo Bryan Nye Brian Osborn Christina Ostrander 34 Benjamin Phillips Jason Pinchea Joel Pincket James Pixley Amy Plymale Kimberly Pratt Dawn Preston William Quarella Rebacca Richards Brian Robillard Joseph Rogers Patricia Sanderson Christopher Shear David Short Marcie Shove Jennifer Silvanic Jennifer Smith Mark Smith Steven Smith Scott Snyder Penelope Stabler Nicholas St. John Mary Struble Amy Sturdevant 35 Mary Rose Tarrien Dawn Thornton Russel Trask Beverly Tuckey Rebecca Tuckey Randy Twining Randy Uhl Christopher Underwood Michele Underwood Julie Walker Sean Walter Michele Warner Lisa Wegrzynski Kristen Westfall Gene! Whipple Karen Williams 36 Eighth Grade Kenneth Baraby Sandra Bentz Jason Bigelow Allison Bodiewaldt Robert Bodnar Randy Bough William Boyle Michelle Bradford Jo Marie Brigham Cheryl Brightsen Cathy Calice Bobbie Jo Canniff Robert Carroll Dennis Christensen James Clink Patrick Collins 37 Jennifer Cotcamp Jeffrey Crane Trina Czebiniak Denis Dean Gary Dean Lee Dean Corey Dedrick Steven Dedrick Yahya Derios Robert Dunham Russell Dunham Chad Eldred Susan Fallon Peter Finch Dave Flectcher Anita Fuller Danielle Gage Valerie Glezen Llewellyn Gordinier Daniel Grannis Kristine Hall Krystyna Hall Christopher Hatch Kathleen Henderson Coe Hill Paula Hill 38 Heather Hodges Kevin Holt Rick Hoppes Kevin Kelsey Renee Kenyon Christina Kerensky Becky Kermidas Eric Kuhr Dereck Layton Gregory Lee Timothy Lewis Douglas Lidell Jamie Longo Becky Lynch Lori Madak Bert Malmstrom Kent Maslin Michael Matteson Richard Matteson Karen McCulloch Michelle McCullough Tina Miller Kevin Murrer Christine Newton William Oliver Leonard Paddleford 39 Daniel Peters Marjorie Pixley Deborah Podlinsek James Potter Steven Pratt Mitchell Preston Gary Priscott Suzan Quail Gary Randall Amanda Reese Scott Rehberg Jennifer Reynolds Kerry Reynolds Shari Ridell Stacie Roberts Joshua Roe Enoch Ross Joseph Sacco Eric Schermerhorn Dorothy Scott Silas Secoolish James Seidel 40 Ronald Seidel Richard Shipman Jeffrey Shirall David Shoemaker Raymond Shrauger Timothy Shrauger Mark Silvanic Carrie Smith Paul Smith Matthew Snitchler Thomas St. John James Stone Scott Swan Prudence Tlcknor Gerald Tillotson Patricia Tyler Laura Van Buskirk Keith Walker Warren Watson Jennifer Weidman Stacey Westfall Jerry Wilcox 41 Ninth Grade Cindy Abbott Adam Arnold Robert Austin Nina Autio Stacey Babcock Amy Bailey Sharon Bajema Wayne Bajema Brad Baldwin John Ballard Mike Ballard Tammy Banks Rhonda Banner Jason Baumgart Mark Baxter Dawn Black Bill Bonney Kris Brady Eric Bradley Brendan Brigham Lee Bryant Wendy Burlison Philip Bush Barbie Canniff Ralph Canniff Ron Clink 42 Charles Clute Christine Coons Boyd Corliss Patti Cox James Crane Dennis Craver Larry Crowder Jason Denton Kelly Driscoll John DuBravec Chris Durdon Rhys Earl Jodie Eggleston Bill Elierson Kacy Elierson Keith Elmore Averyl Estep Brennan Fahey Matthew Fetterman Donald Finch Robert Finch Brad Folmsbee Danny Ford Bud Fralick Bill Freeman Bille Frobe 43 Mike Gadziala Greg Gannon Tracie Glazier David Glezen Loren Glezen Stacie Graves Chris Green Katherine Harford Jami Harris Justin Harris Caroline Harvey Kristin Harvey Dana Hibbard Samantha Holbert Jody Hulbert Tonya Hust Darlene Hyde Ruth Hyde Allison Isham James Jones Danette Judd Tom Kemak Matt Klossner Mark Kobbe Keith Krna Evie Leahy Shannon Lee Jennifer Legg Carrie Lethbridge Theresa Lord 44 Brian Lutz Ann Lynch Jerry Mackey Nicki Martin Shari Mason Bill Matthews Judy McFall •Elizabeth McGowan Scott McGraw Shari Meyer John Mihalko Judith Morley Tanya Nelson Jennifer Niemiec Chad Orzel Danielle Osborn Jamie Ostrander Leroy Paddleford Rick Patten Maureen Pixley Lisa Plymale Anna Podlinsek Eugene Preston Lisa Prindle Jim Roat Robert Romain Shelly Ross Ann Rudd Shelley Scott Robert Shay lor 45 Christopher Silvanic Kati Simpson Jean Smith Jeannie Snelson Shayne Starner Wendy Stolarcyk Theresa Tambascio Tina Taylor Brenda Teeter Duane Thelemen Timothy Ticknor Julie Treiber Andria Tuckey Vicki Van Gordon Tim Warner Melissa Way Jim Weir Shannon Wells Matt Wheeler Penny Williams 46 Tenth Grade Martin Bajema Christine Bailey Kelli Ballard Paul Bidwell Michael Bodnar Jeffery Bridges Thomas Brown Theresa Burghardt Joseph Burt 47 Kelly Cornell Karen Crowe David Dauley James David Kim David Brett Dean Darlene Dean Jeana Denny Jonna Denny Michael DePue Michael Doan Craig Donahue Julie Donnelly Cheryl Doolittle Laurie Corschel Laura Driscoll Robert Driscoll Julann Ellis Hester English Shawn Fahey Steven Farr Mary Fletcher Dena Gannon David Gates 48 Michael Gazovic Vernon Gehm Eileen Gilmore Katrina Green Pat Hall Ken Hand Kimberly Hand Theresa Hanyon Tammy Harford Brian Harvey Pamela Hatfield Tammy Hawkes John Hawley Albert Heath Jr. Randall Hedges Ronald Henderson Kevin Holbrook John Howe Dana Hulse Kathryn Kelly Mary Kelly Becky Kelsey Fred Kicsak Earl Kimble 49 Mark Kopenski Robert Kopenski Jennifer Lambiase Scott Lee Tammy Lethbridge Corina Liechti Carolyn Lowe Jo Ann Malmstrom William Martin Daren Marye Brent Maslin Dana McPeek Duane Merritt Jamie Metz Michael Miner Jess Monk Bonnie Morton Penny Moscrip John Mullen Earl Newhart Stephanie Oakley Todd Oliver Timothy Peters Robby Peterson 50 James Petrie Mary Pfeil Daniel Phillips Kevin Phillips Matthew Poyer Tersia Pratt Jennifer Presley John Prindle Mark Quail Yvonne Quail Robert Quick Julie Raubacher Kevin Robinson Ellen Roe Paul Schmeiske Sue Sessions John Short Steve Shove Daniel Shurtleff Lynette Slack Brenda Smith Debbie Smith Grace Smith Jean Smith 51 Steve Smith Rick Solomon David Staskny Tara Steilen Michelle Stolarcyk Shannon Swan Connie Tarrien John Taylor Jason Termin Stephen Treiber Carrie Walker Danny Warner Nicole Whittaker Jeff Wilcox Randy Wilcox Chandra Wolfram 52 Eleventh Grade Robert Ames William Baraby Gregory Barnhart Jennifer Barrows Billie Jo Beavers Jon Baumgart Mark Bernard Jamie Bigelow Diane Black Annette Brewer George Bridges Jennie Briggs Lorraine Brightsen Anne Brown Rebecca Canova Wayne Card Robin Carroll Scott Chambers Kathleen Ciufo 53 Joanne Coons Wendy Craft Christy Croft Kim Crowder Valerie Davies James Decker Elizabeth Dehaven Thomas Driscoll Scott Eaton Mary Jo Eldred Paul English Sherry Ervay Eric Fetterman Geoff Folmsbee David Forkey Matthew Franklin Deborah Freeman Amy Freer Tammy Gaylord Kelly Gittens Cheryl Glezen Fern Gorton 54 Darlene Griffith Diane Griffith Sally Anne Griffith Andrew Hall Kelly Hall Mary Halloran Kevin Hand Terri Harper Christy Harvey Timothy Hawkes Christopher Heller Paul Hutchins Becca Hyde Marlene Hyde Jennifer Kemp Terri Kenyon Georgina Kermidas Alicia Lauding Lisa Leonard 55 Lisa Lewis Michelle Love Michael Lynch Jack Mason Mark Mathewson Glenn Meacham Melanie Miller Amy Morse Jon Morse Kathy Nabinger April Newton William Phillips Michael Poff Denise Potter Timothy Poyer Bryan Pratt Jane Pratt Ronald Pratt Stephanie Pratt Hugh Quail Joseph Quarella James Rockwell Victoria Roe Keith Rogers Tracy Rowley Scott Shirhall Kathy Shrauger 56 Loree Simpson Shannon Smith Shannon Starner Mark Stearns Julie Stevens Christopher Stocum Paul Stone Steven Sturdevant Nicole Swan Ellen Tambascio Richard Tauterouff Ellen Taylor Brian Theleman James Tillotson Jess Tong Tonya Torrance Tracy Torrance Sheri Truax Kristin Tuckey Pamela Tyler Lisa Walls Sarah Weidman Heidi Weinreich Judy Weir 57 58 Motley Crue THE SENIORS OF 59 Cindi Sue Abbey “Cin Future Plans: College Activities: Marching Concert Band, Jazz Band, Volleyball, Varsity Track, Field Hockey, Cheerleading Quote: God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things 1 can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Daniel Abbey “Burnout” Future Plans: College Activities: Varsity Cross Country Quote: Friends are those rare people who ask how we are and then wait to hear the answer. Keith Abbot Jennifer Ann Austin “Buzz” Future Plans: Business Inst. Activities: Volleyball, Softball Quote: Whoever thinks he is standing firm had better be careful that he does not fall. Ann Autio Future Plans: College Activities: Yearbook, Ski Club, French Club, Softball, Prom Comm., National Hon- or Society Quote: This may be the end of a special time in life but the best is yet to come. 60 Yvonne Baily Timothy L. Baker “Bake” Future Plans: College Activities: Football, Weightlifting, Marching Band Quote: A short cut is often the quickest way to some place you weren’t going. Cherie M. Ballard “Dingy Future Plans: College, Secretarial Work Activities: Track, BOCES-Cosmetology Quote: Great things thro’ greatest hazards are achiev’d and then they shine . . . Beaumont and Fletcher Penny Ballard “Diz” Future Plans: College Activities: Chorus, Volleyball, Interact, FHA Quote: Lovin’ every minute of it!!! Lisa Denise Baraby “Lis” Future Plans: Cosmetology, Success Happiness Activities: Colorguard (Capt.), Field Hock- ey, Chorus, BOCES-Cosmetology Quote: Rivers belong where they can ram- ble. Eagles belong where they can fly. I’ve got to be where my spirit can run free, got to find my corner of the sky. Brent Lynn Beckley “Binkley” Future Plans: Journalism Activities: Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Chorus Quote: The Killer Ducks are coming!!! 61 Candice Sue Bigelow “Candie” Future Plans: College Activities: Field Hockey, Softball, Basket- ball, Chorus, Student Council (Secretary) Quote: If my mind can conceive it and my heart can believe it I know 1 can achieve it. Thomas Brightsen “Rex Titter” Future Plans: Computer Programming Activities: Class Clown Quote: !? %'em if they can’t take a joke! Robert Kevin Boyle “Bob” Future Plans: BOCES Activities: Football, Student Council Quote: If Heaven ain’t a lot like Dixie 1 don’t want to go. Hank Williams, Jr. Jeffrey Alan Brown “Browny” Future Plans: College Activities: Varsity Golf, Chorus, Science Club Quote: “Don’t look back, something might be gaining on you. — Satchel Paige Scott Brady Future Plans: Undecided Activities: Football, Basketball, Ski Club Quote: Most people would succeed in small things if they were not troubled with great ambitions. Jennifer Ann Brown “Jen Future Plans: Executive Secretary, Broome Community College Activities: Chorus, Band, Ski Club, Inter- act, French Club, Honor Society, Yearbook, Prom Comm. Quote: Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way. Simon and Garfunkel 62 Terri-Lynn Cable “Terri (TLC)” Future Plans: College; Executive Secretary Activities: Prom Committee, Volleyball Manager, Chorus, Interact (VP), CEA Vol- unteer Quote: Just can’t keep on livin’ like we’re livin’. Colleen Cielo “Dingy” Future Plans: College; Veteranarian, Danc- ing Activities: Cafeteria Helper Quote: You accomplish only what you strive for, so strive and you WILL accom- plish. Terri Lyn Burchell “Burch” Future Plans: College (BCC) Activities: Field Hockey, Basketball, Soft- ball, Student Council, Prom Committee Quote: The memories are treasured forever in my heart, and that’s one thing NO ONE can ever take away.” Douglas Chambers Dale G. Cargin “Cawgin” Future Plans: College, Work Activities: JV Varsity Football, Varsity Track, JV Varsity Basketball, Honor Soci- ety, Band, Chorus. Science Club, American Legion Boys’ State Quote: Follow men’s eyes, as they look to the skies. The shifting shafts of shining weave the fabric of their dreams. —Rush Jill Lea Clark “Beaner” Future Plans: Art Career Activities: Varsity Track, Yearbook, Stu- dent Council, Band Quote: Go as far as you can see, when you get there you will be able to see farther. 63 Little Joe William Clough “Willy” Future Plans: Become successful and rich Quote: The party is over, now it’s time to start planning for the future. Scott William Crowningshield “Crowno” Future Plans: College — Electrical Engi- neering Activities: Basketball, Baseball Quote: I don’t know where I’m going, I don’t know what 1 need. But I’ll get to where I'm going, and thats all right with me. —The Who Beverly Jean Clute “Beach” Future Plans: Undecided Activities: Interact, Prom Committee, Cho- rus, FHA Quote: It was real while it lasted. Thank God it’s over. William P. Cummings “Bill — for short Future Plans: Teacher Activities: Chorus, French Club Quote: Never let school interfere with your education. — Mark Twain Richard E. Crowe “Rick” Future Plans: College Activities: Science Club, JCL, Latin Club, Soccer, Chorus, Basketball Manager Quote: Life is like a ladder with missing steps, so that sometimes you have to work a little harder to get to the top. Daniel Mark Czebiniak “Zebby” Future Plans: Computer Technology Quote: Look out world! We are the class our parents warned us about. 64 Brian Eric David “Toby” Future Plans: Work Activities: Golf, Football, BOCES Quote: I was here but now I'm gone, I leave my name to carry on. Those who knew me, knew me well. Those who didn’t can go to !%?!! John R. Davies “John” Future Plans: Work Activities: Detention, Lunch Quote: Don’t do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Ricky C. David “Rick” Future Plans: Pilot Activities: Football Quote: “Life goes on so we must fly on.” Tracy Lynn Davis “T.T.” Future Plans: College Activities: Student Council, Latin Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Class Pres., Prom Comm.. Yearbook Sr. Editor, Ski Club, Cheerleading, Chorus Quote: Do not be afraid to take a giant step if one is indicated. It is impossible to cross a chasm in two small jumps . . . Italian Prov. Christopher T. Davies “C.T” Future Plans: Motorcycle Mechanic Quote: They watch over you so closely in every detail, a war against society is one in which you cannot prevail. Troy Anthony Donnelly “Mongo Future Plans: College Activities: Football, Weightlifting, Skiing Quote: I woke up this morning and got my- self a beer. 65 Kelly Marie Dorschel “Kelly Future Plans: College Activities: Varsity Track, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Chorus, French Club, 9th grade Student Council Pres. Quote: If we do meet again, we’ll smile indeed; If not 'tis true this parting was well made . . . Julius Caesar Jeffrey Thomas Farr “Jake” Future Plans: College Activities: Cross Country, Basketball, Golf Quote: Now, compelled by something I can- not see I go forth surrendering to history. Kiss 66 Benjamin D. Driscoll BB Future Plans: College Activities: Cross Country, Track, National Honor Society, Yearbook, Basketball Man- ager Quote: A sickened mind and spirit, the mir- ror tells me lies; Could I mistake myself for someone who lives behind my eyes . . . Ozzy Osbourne Stacey Kathryn Farr Future Plans: College, Career Success Activities: Cheerleading, Honor Society, Yearbook, French Club, Chorus, Soph. Class Treasurer. Quote: “A smile relieves a heart that grieves.” — Mick Jagger Dorothy Edwards “Dot” Future Plans: College Activities: Yearbook Editor, Skiing, Inter- act, Prom Committee, Latin Club Quote: We have done so much, for so long, with so little, we are now qualified to do anything with nothing. Cindi J. Francisco Future Plans: Secretarial Work Activities: Interact, Prom Committee, Year- book, Chorus, Field Hockey Quote: The thing that goes the farthest to- wards making life worthwhile, that costs the least and does the most is just a pleasant smile. Christopher William Freije “Gumby” Future Plans: College; Retail Business Man- agement Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis Quote: Mankind are always happy for hav- ing been happy; so that if you make them happy now, you make them happy twenty years hence by the memory of it. Isabelle Gascon “Isy” Future Plance: International Commerce Activities: Tennis, Indoor Track, Yearbook Aaron Gaylord Christopher E. Gehm “Gehmer” Future Plans: College Activities: Football, Golf, Basketball, Cho- rus, Sr. Class Pres., Science Club Quote: Don’t be a shnook, It’s not how you feel it’s how you look! Christopher M. Glazier “Bill” Future Plans: College; Drafting Activities: Cross Country, Track, Soccer Quote: We’ll drink to sorrow then we’ll drink to waste. We’ll drink a toast to the inhuman race. — Kiss John Goodenough “Goody” Future Plans: College Activities: Football, Tennis, Basketball, Cross Country, Track Quote: The race is not always to the swift, but to those who keep on running. 67 Tammy Haen Jennifer Lynn Hall “Fennifer” Future Plans: College Activities: Chorus, Volleyball, Latin Club Quote: Reach for dreams and they’ll be- come yours! James Hand Dale Vincent Hawley Future Plans: College Activities: Soccer, Chorus, Band Assistant Quote: And to those I left behind. I wanted you to know, you've always shared my deepest thoughts and followed where I go. — Alan Parsons Project Martin Henninger James R. Hibbard “Jim” Future Plans: College Activities: J.V. Varsity Baseball Quote: Those who have the youth have the future, so come now children of the Beast, be strong and shout at the devil. —Motley Crue 68 Karen Hitchcock “Hitch” Future Plans: College; Nursing Psychology Quote: Friends depart, and memory takes them to her caverns pure and deep. —Thomas Haynes Bayley Michelle Holbert “Shelly Future Plans: College Accounting Activities: Interact, FHA Quote: Glory Days all passed us by. —The Boss Bobbi Jo Hodges “Beej” Future Plans: College, Marriage Activities: Field Hockey, Chorus, Prom Comm., Basketball Manager Quote: The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain. Michael Howe Michelle Lynnette Hodges Future Plans: College Communications or Dance Activities: Chorus, J.V. Cheerleading. Quote: We all have to lose sometimes be- fore we can win. But if you keep on working and believing you’ll have victory in the end. Terri Hulse “Chuck” Future Plans: College Civil Engineering, Marriage Activities: French Club, Track Quote: So long as we are loved by others ... vie are indispensable. 69 Michael C. Kelly Jerre Michael Kemak “Mike” “Big Jer” Future Plans: College, Marriage. Become a Future Plans: Work millionaire. Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Jr. and Sr. Class Secretary Quote: The world is full of Kings and Queens, who blind your eyes and steal your dreams, it’s Heaven and Hell Judith Ann Kellar “Judy” Future Plans: College Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Prom Comm., Student Council, French Club, Interact Quote: By education most have been mis- led. Dryden Kevin Nathan Knapp “Nate” Future Plans: Construction Worker Activities: Baseball, Skiing, Football Quote: Where there’s a will there’s a way . . . where there’s a way there’s a need . . . where there’s a need there’s a graduation party. Timothea Jarrell “Time” Future Plans: College-Gynecologist, Ob- sterician Quote: What appears to be the end, may really be a new beginning. Lynnette Marie Hust “La Buzz” Future Plans: Overseas Airline Stewardess Activities: Volleyball. Interact, Basketball Mgr., Chorus, Show Chorus Quote: Life is just a party and parties wer- en’t meant to last “Class Dismissed” 70 Future Plans: College Child Care Activities: Softball, Chorus, French Club Quote: If I take the wings of the morning and live in the farthest sea, even there ... I am never alone. Bruce Lane “Loose Brain” Future Plans: Army, College (Computer Tech) Activities: Soccer, Basketball, Track, Foot- ball, French Club, CEA Volunteer, Interact Quote: There are no poorer skills than those of lower levels of development. Coach Bill Case Lance Joseph Lamb “Lance” Future Plans: Own My Own Masonry Com- pany Activities: Baseball, Football Quote: I know it! I’ve been there! Michele Rene Lawson Future Plans: College Activities: Prom Court, Homecoming Court, Ski Club, Latin Club Quote: Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beau- ty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. i mk i Mm Lisa Gayle Lambiase “Esa Future Plans: Working as a “printer” Activities: Softball, FHA Quote: Little children let us love neither in word nor with the tongue, but in deed and truth. Patricia Marie Leonard “Patty” Future Plans: College for engineering Activities: V.P of Honor Society, Chorus. Student Council, Latin Club Quote: Know thyself above all else. —Socrates 71 Sarah Lethbridge “Sarah” Future Plans: Business School Activities: Interact, F.H.A. Quote: Happiness lies in the consciousness we have of it, and by no means in the way the future keeps its promises. Edward James Linger “Bomber” Future Plans: College, Work Activities: French Club, Ski Club, Student Council, Interact, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Prom Comm. Quote: “D.D.T. did a job on me, now I’m a real sickie. Guess I’ll hafta break the news that I’ve got no mind to lose. See, all the girls are in love with me — I’m moved by some obscure design and reach out, surely one is mine. Robert R. Lisiesky “Gun Slinger” Future Plans: College Activities: Band, Science Club Frances Ann Macinsky “Franny” Future Plans: College Communications Activities: Student Council Pres., Field Hockey, Basketball, Chorus, Yearbook Art Editor, Prom Comm., All State Chorus Quote: When all the worlds adrift in green, and dreams sift through the air unseen, I’m moved by some obscure design and reach out, surely one is mine. Janette Lee Marks Future Plans: College Accounting Activities: Skiing, Band, Cheerleading Quote: How dear to this heart are the scenes of my childhood. —Samuel Woodworth Marcus Mathew Maslin Future Plans: College Activities: Cross Country, Track Quote: Love doesn’t just sit there like a stone; it has to be made, like bread, remade all the time, made new. 72 Richard A. Maus “Rick” Future Plans: Career in Conservation Activities: BOCES Quote: So take it from me, you’ll learn more from your accidents than anything that you could ever learn in school. — Billy Joel Lisa McCulloch “Barney” Future Plans: College Travel and Tourism Activities: Basketball, Softball Quote: Today I’m here, tomorrow I’m gone — but the memories will go on. — Kelly Hall David Scott McFall Future Plans: Trade School and Work Activities: Football, Wrestling, Yearbook, Interact Quote: One of the greatest pleasures of life is doing what others tell you not to. Lynn Marie Meacham “Lynn” Future Plans: College, Marriage Activities: BOCES Cosmetology I Quote: Live for today — there may not be any tomorrow!! Ray Lee Mills “Ray” Future Plans: Cooking Profession, raise a family Quote: There is a destiny that makes us brothers; none goes his way alone; All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. — Markham John Monty 73 Sean P. Nolan “Reptile” Future Plans: College Activities: Football, Band, Jazz Band, Stu- dent Council Quote: “How long I have wanted this dream to come true, and as it approaches I can’t believe I’m through.” —Twisted Sister Steven Oakley William Moore Julie Oliver Timothy Harold Parrish Larry Pease “The Shark” Future Plans: Aero-Space and Nuclear En- gineer Activities: Orchestra, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Student Council Quote: The Joy in being told that you can’t do something is proving that you can. 74 Roger Dean Pendall “Rog” Future Plans: Work Activities: Football Quote: It don't pay to think. Miriam Lynn Pinner Future Plans: College Activities: Latin Club, Yearbook, Honor So- ciety Quote: Happiness is good. The Place to be happy is here. The time to be happy is now. The way to be happy is to make others happy. Janet Marie Peters “Janet” Future Plans: College Activities: Color-guard, Latin Club, Honor Society, Chorus Quote: And now is the time, now and fare- well, and, as we part, you taught me well, you gave me strength, you showed the way, I’ll not forget you —Like and Eagle Norman William Poyer “Vern” Future Plans: College Activities: Football Kari Ann Piech “Diz Future Plans: College-Business Adm. Ac- counting Activities: Chorus, Skiing, Cheerleading, French Club (Treasurer), Honor Society (Pres.), Yearbook, Prom Comm., Interact. Carl Pratt Future Plans: Pipefitter or College Activities: Football, Baseball, weight-lifting Quote: It’s not whether you win or lose . . . but by how much. 75 Edward Elroy Pratt “Fred” Future Plans: Employment Activities: Football Carrie Ann Schermerhorn Future Plans: College Activities: Concert Marching Band, Jazz Ensemble, Cheerleading, Ski Club, French Club Linda Louise Rice “Rice-a-roni Future Plans: Medical Record Technologist Activities: Chorus, Prom Comm., Student Council, Interact, Yearbook, Colorguard Quote: As you slide down the bannister of life, may splinters never point in the wrong direction! Good Luck! Jill Marie Shawley “Jilly Bean” Future Plans: Data Entry Operator Activities: FHA (10-Sec., 11-Vice Pres, and District Sec., 12-Pres. and District Sec.) Eugenia Ross Genia Future Plans: College Activities: Cheerleading, Interact, Prom Comm., Student Council, Ski Club, Chorus Ann Marie Smeeton “Annie” Future Plans: College Quote: To know that which before us lies in daily life is the prime wisdom. 76 Teresa Ann Smith “Teres Future Plans: College Activities: Colorguard, Chorus Quote: To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven. Ronaldo Alban Solomon “Ron” Future Plans: U.S. Naval Academy Activities: Soccer, Track, Class Treasurer, Honor Society (Treas.) Yearbook Editor, Science Club, French Club Bradford C. Snyder “Brad” Future Plans: College Mechanical Engi- neering Activities: Cross Country, Wrestling, Track, Science Club, Honor Society, French Club Quote: Just because your nose is pointed doesn’t mean you’re sharp. Mark Thomas Sprague “Barkly” Future Plans: College Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball Quote: You only get out of it, what you put into it. Emily Louise Stocum “Stroh” Future Plans: College Biology Activities: Field Hockey, Basketball, Soft- ball, Track, Honor Society (Sec.), Chorus, Student Council, Prom Comm., Science Club, French Club (Sec.), Soph. Class Sec. Quote: I must say, y’all, can I try that again?!! Brian William Stevens “Buzz” Future Plans: Construction Activities: French Club Quote: Something taken at face value may mislead you. 77 William C. Sutherland “Bill Future Plans: Tech. School Mechanics Quote: It’s better to burn out than fade away. Ed L. Van Gordon Future Plans: College Activities: Football, Wrestling, Science Club, FHA, SCA Terry Kelly Swarts “Terry” Future Plans: College, Travel, Become Famous Activities: Football, Baseball, Science Club, Honor Society, Golf, Weight Training, Track, Powerlifting Champions Competitions Quote: “All that is gold doesn’t glitter. Not all those who wander are lost. The old that is strong does not wither. Deep roots are not reached by the frost.” —J.R.R. Tolkien Keith Vroman Paul Tierno “Hermie” Future Plans: College Activities: Football Quote: He who servilely creeps after sense is safe, but ne’er will reach an excellence. Lewis Wade 78 Timothy M. Wade “Tim” Future Plans: College Engineering Activities: Football, Baseball, Swimming, Chorus Quote: Some people may say these are the best years of my life, but I am looking for- ward to the worst. Sringara Wolfram “Srin” Future Plans: College Science Activities: Chorus, Band, Volleyball, Sci- ence Club, FHA, SCA, Student Council, French Club, Honor Society Future Plans: Cosmetology Quote: As we spread our wings hopefully we can find better things. Karen Marie Young “Stubby” Future Plans: College Activities: French Club, Band, Cheerlead- ing, Student Council, Prom Comm., Inter- act (Treas.), Yearbook Quote: Words are sometimes hard to find, silence can be so unkind. You always help me find my way. The love that we share grows stronger each day. Deborah H. Wiktorek “Debbie” Future Plans: College Activities: Ski Club, Interact Quote: Tall People Need Love Too! Lynn Marie Zegler Future Plans: College Activities: Cross Country, Swimming, Track, Yearbook (Sr. Editor), Student Coun- cil, French Club, Latin Club (Treas.), Vice Pres. Sr. Class, Pres. Jr. Class Quote: It’s not the activity itself that makes what you are doing either fun or boring, it’s the people you are doing it with. I miss you Monique! 79 Exchange Student Isabelle Gascon Our lovely exchange student, Isabelle Gascon, was born in Verdun, France in 1967. She completed her high school education at Verdun. After high school she decided to spend a year out of France as an exchange student. Her future plans are to go to college in Europe and study International Business. Isabelle left the following message to the Whitney Point Community. “1 would like everybody to know how much I enjoyed my stay in the United States. I really had a wonderful year here in Whitney Point and I will never forget any minute of it. Being an exchange student has been a marvellous experience and I want to thank everybody for having made it so unforgetta- ble. I have made a lot of friends and I hope to see them again, soon.” 80 Student Council Fran Macinski, Ellen Tambascio, Tracy Davis, Candy Bigelow, Michelle Stolarcyk Class Officers Senior Class: Chris Gehm, President, Ron Solomon, Junior Class: Christy Croft, President. Mike Lynch, Vice President, Judy Weir, Secretary, Treasurer, Lynn Zegler. Vice President, Mike Kelly, Glenn Meachum, Treasurer Secretary Sophomore Class: Michell Stolarcyk, President, Rob Future Homemakers of America: Jill Shawley, President, Ann Brown, Julianne Ellis, Peterson, Treasurer, Kati Green, Secretary, Rick Solomen, JoAnn Malstrum, Shandra Wolfram Vice President 82 Salutatorian Ronaldo Solonrton Ronaldo Alban Solomon son of Raymond Solomon of Kingston, New York and Sandra Solomon of Castle Creek, New York is this year’s Salutatorian. Ron has maintained an academic average of 96.52, and is a dedicated scholar and an active person. Ron has been involved in: J.V. and Varsity soccer, serving as Co-captain of the Varsity soccer team during the ’85-’86 season; Varsity track; National Honor Society, serving as the Treasurer; Class of ’86, serving as the Treasurer; Eagle ’86 (the year- book), serving as Financial Editor; French Club; Science Club; Boy Scouts Troop 158, serving as Senior Patrol Lead- er; Student Press Corps, and Lector at St. Patrick’s Church. He has also represented his school in: the National Council on Youth Leadership’s Salute to Youth '85 and the Interna- tional Studies Association’s Study Abroad Program. Ron has been designated: a Regents Scholarship winner, Commended Student in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test for Negro Students and an International Studies Association Scholarship winner. Ron will enter the U.S. Naval Academy this summer at Annapolis, where he plans to study electrical engineering. Valedictorian Tracy Davis The Valedictorian for the Class of ’86 is Tracy Lynn Davis. Tracy is the daughter of Robert and Teresa Davis of Lisle, New York. Tracy has been very dedicated in her studies and has maintained an averaged of 96.58 and has received many academic awards. Tracy has also been active in many extra- curricular activities including National Honor Society; Latin Club, in which she serves as president; Prom Committee; Student Council, where she serves as treasurer; Ski Club; and softball. She has also participated in two of the commu- nity musicals and has been a J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader for the football and basketball seasons since she was a fresh- man. Tracy also participated in the marine and freshwater biology courses in her summer months. Tracy has also been selected to the National Council on Youth Leadership’s Sa- lute to Youth ’85, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, and the National Achievement Academy. She was selected to represent her school at the Rotary Youth Leader- ship Conference. Tracy was also a semi-finalist in the Miss Teen of New York Scholarship and Recognition Pageant. Tracy is planning to attend Rochester Institute of Technol- ogy where she will study electrical engineering. 83 Top Ten FIRST ROW: Tracy Davis. Ron Solomen, Miriam Pinner, Ben Driscoll. Brad Snyder SECOND ROW: Patty Leonard, Emioy Stocum, Brian Stevens, Ann Autio, Dale Cargin Regents Scholarship Winners FIRST ROW: Tracy Davis, Ron Solomen, Janet Peters SECOND ROW: Ed Linger, Ben Driscoll, Jeff Brown, Brad Snyder, Timothea Jarrell 84 Senior Trip 1986 At midnight, March 31, 1986, eighty-three seniors said fare- well to their families and piled onto the buses to start the Senior Class Trip. After about six hours of riding, we finally rolled into Washington, D.C. Some of the places we visited were, the Capitol, the Washington Memorial, the Viet Nam Memorial, The National Cathedral, Arlington National Cemetary, The Smithsonian, and the Washington Zoo. FLORIDA SUN HERE WE COME!! The seniors arrived at Daytona Beach the next day, ready for sun and fun in the sand. After spending the day at the beach, we headed for the Hyatt House in Kissimmee, Florida. The following day we enjoyed Disney World, and the Diamond Horseshoe Review. The next day we went to River Country, and at night we went to Epcot Center. Epcot is the technological Center of Disney. A few of the attractions were Horizons, the Living Seas, and Spaceship Earth which was included in the fireworks and laser light show which were chor- eographed to music by Bach! After leaving Disney, we seniors made a last stop at Six Flags in Georgia. Overall the entire trip was a great success. w • IMUM� 85 87 This Is MY scat! Beach Bums The Five Stooges Spaceship Earth 88 Geoff Folmsbee and Christy Croft Brian Theleman and Amy Freer Jamie Bigelow and Diane Black “Heaven” “Heaven” was the theme of the 1986 Junior-Senior Prom held on May 10. The dinner was served first, after which people danced, relaxed, talked and signed memory books. At 11:00 p.m. the prom court was intro- duced. The members of the Ju- nior Court included, Geoff Folms- bee, Christy Croft, Jon Baum- gart, Judy Weir, Brian Theleman, Amy Freer, Jamie Bi- gelow, Diane Black, Mike Lynch, and Lisa Walls. Members of the Senior Court included, Chris Gehm, Emily Stocum, Mark Sprague, Carrie Schermerhorn, John Goodenough, Candie Bige- low, Ron Solomon, Fran Ma- cinsky, Chris Freije, and Lynn Zegler. Geoff Folmsbee and Christy Croft were chosen as Prince and Princess, Ron Solo- mon and Fran Macinsky were chosen as King and Queen. The 1985 King and Queen, Tom Schultz and Jodi Shady, came back to crown the winning cou- ples. The dance ended at mid- night, but many people, after leaving, got together for more fun and excitement that lasted well into the morning. The enjoy- ment that was shared by many will be long remembered. 89 Mike Lynch and Lisa Walls Jodi Shady and Tom Schultz 1985 King and Queen Prince Goeff, Princess Christy Emily Stocum and Chris Gehm Carrie Schermerhorn and Mark Sprague 90 Candle Bigelow and John Goodenough Lynn Zegler and Chris Freije Fran Maclnsky and Ron Solomon King Ron and Queen Fran 91 Commencement began at 7:00 p.m. on June 27, 1986 for 119 students. The Reverend Hobbs delivered the in- vocation and benediction. Chris Gehm and Fran Macinsky sang “That’s What Friends Are For” to their classmates. Chris Gehm, Class President; Tracy Davis, Valedictorian; and Ron Solo- mon, Salutatorian all gave speeches on spirit. It was a beautiful ceremony that all graduates will remember and cherish throughout their lives. 92 93 94 95 Notable Teachers Most Easily Sidetracked — Mr. Amendum, Mrs. Hanover Teacher Who Always Knows When You’re Not Paying Attention — Mr Madara, Miss Eldred Best Sense Of Humor — Mr. Mannix, Mrs. White 96 The Last Will And Testament WE, the class of 1986, never having been of sound mind and body do hereby leave the following bequests: I, CIND1 ABBEY, hereby be- queath any thing to anybody who wants it. I, DAN ABBEY, hereby bequeath one half gallon of Great American's finest milk to my brother Bob for being such a dairy maniac. I, JENNIFER AUSTIN, hereby bequeath to Wendy Craft some encouragement to get through her senior year. I, ANN AUTIO, hereby bequeath all my spilt water to Mr. Mannix. I, YVONNE BAILY, hereby bequeath my car to Terri Kenyon so she doesn’t have to ride the bus her senior year. I, TIM BAKER, hereby bequeath my ability to be quiet to my Big Mouth Brother, Mike. I, LISA BARABY, hereby bequeath a back seat to Susan Tallon for the next Winterguard season. I, BRENT BECKLEY, hereby bequeath a 100 pounds of dirt to Shannon Starner and Kelly Hall. I, ROBERT BOYLE, hereby bequeath all my un- limited basketball skills to Yvonne Lynn Quail. I, TOM BRIGHTSEN, hereby bequeath a hair piece to Mr. Corteville. I, TERRI BURCHELL, hereby bequeath my home away from home, the Guidance Office, to Wendy Craft. Tell everyone Hi! I, TERRI-LYNN CABLE, hereby bequeath my quiet weekends to Joe Qurella because he never has any. 1, DALE CARGIN, hereby bequeath my drumming techniques and unique style to Dan Shurtleff and Stuart Shrauger, Happy Drumming! I, COLLEEN CIELO, hereby bequeath all of my good spirits and times from my senior year to the Juniors. I, BEV CLUTE, hereby bequeath my personality to Yvonne Quail, she needs it. I, DAN CZEBINIAK, hereby bequeath a step ladder to Mr. Mannix who could use it to see over his desk. I, TRACY DAVIS, hereby bequeath my Webster’s dictionary to Mr. Miller so he can spell next year when I’m not here. I, KELLY DORSCHEL, hereby bequeath a roll of pennies to Paul Stone to use on the next Quebec trip. I, BEN DRISCOLL, hereby bequeath my drugs to Mr. Mackey. I, DOROTHY EDWARDS, hereby bequeath all the headaches of meeting deadlines for the yearbook to Ellen Roe, Good Luck! I, JEFFREY FARR, hereby bequeath a full lifetime subscription to MAD magazine to Mr. Morse. I, CHRISTOPHER FREIJE, hereby bequeath all of my chutzpah to Mr. Bochniak because he has none. 1, ISABELLE GASCON, hereby bequeath a “shower” to Mark Sprague and the rest of the Senior High! I, CHRISTOPHER GEHM, hereby bequeath one skank radar detector to Brother Skank Folmsbee. I, CHRIS GLAZIER, hereby bequeath to Mr. Orzel, one crunch bar so he can have his own candy bar to crunch! I, JOHN GOODENOUGH, hereby bequeath a hair piece to the King of Studs, Mr. Orzel. I, JENNIFER HALL, hereby bequeath my flirtatious nature to Kelly Hall. I, DALE HAWLEY, hereby bequeath a copy of the F.O.C.U.S. handbook to all my surviving agents. I, JIM HIBBARD, hereby bequeath one pair of twelve inch high shoes to Mr. Mannix. I, BOBBI JO HODGES, hereby bequeath my responsibility to do the resource bulletin board to Kathy Kelly. 1, MICHELLE HOLBERT, hereby bequeath all my weekends in Binghamton to Kris Brady. I, LYNNETTE HUST, hereby bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Terri Kenyon who will need it her Senior year. I, TIME JARRELL, hereby bequeath the worries and the hard work involved in college search to the staff of the Guidance Office. I, JUDY KELLAR, hereby bequeath a brain to Christy Harvey since hers doesn’t seem to function right. I, MIKE KELLY, hereby bequeath my debt of $1.25 to Mrs. Freije for all the bad things I’ve said about her favorite son. I, ROXANNE KRNA, hereby bequeath a wish of success and happiness to my younger brother Keith and my younger sister Marj. 1, LISA LAMBIASE, hereby bequeath all my extra credits to graduate to Dena Gannon because she can use them. I, PATTY LEONARD, hereby bequeath my chronic case of “senioritis to my sister Lisa. I, EDWARD LINGER, hereby bequeath part of my demented brain to Julie Donnelly, I, BOB LISIESKY, hereby bequeath to Mr. Mannix all the chalk that the clever litle gremlins took from him since the beginning of the school year. I, MARCUS MASLIN, hereby bequeath my running abilities to the upcoming Cross Country and Track teams. 1, LISA McCULLOCH, hereby bequeath a pack of gum to the Junior class so they can bug the heck out of Mrs. Freije. 1, LYNN MEACHAM, hereby bequeath my bright yellow bathing cap to Mrs. Quarella — Remember me every time some one wears it. I, RAY LEE MILLS, hereby bequeath Maturity to Denise Potter. I, SEAN NOLAN, hereby bequeath all my hair to Mr. Orzel. I, LARRY PEASE, hereby be- queath my talent for making cars beautiful to my brother Chris Pease. I, ROGER PENDALL, hereby bequeath all the days I skipped to go deer hunting to Mrs. Stone, for she has never skipped school. I, JANET PETERS, hereby bequeath the words “Do it again” to all fu- ture color guard members. I, KARI ANN P1ECH, hereby bequeath to Terri Burghardt a new brother since I took her brother Dave. I, MIRIAM PINNER, hereby bequeath my brain to Lorraine Brightsen who can use it more than I ever did. I, CARL PRATT, hereby bequeath a year's supply of gas masks to Mr. Amedndum and his first period Physics class. I, LINDA RICE, hereby bequeath to Cindi Francisco the keys to moms car, because I won’t need them anymore! I, GENIA ROSS, hereby bequeath to Debbie Freeman and Becky Hyde the ability to have patience with the up-coming J.V. Cheerleaders. I, TERESA SMITH, hereby bequeath some much needed manners and maturity to John Short. 1, BRADFORD SNYDER, hereby bequeath the incomplete edition of Poor Puns by Mr. Hatch to any tasteless junior. I, RON SOLOMON, hereby bequeath two pairs of broken glasses to next year's bespectacled soccer players who just can’t pass up a good head ball, and one good pun to Mr. Hatch (Lord knows that he doesn’t make any!) I, MARK SPRAGUE, here- by bequeath my ability to control the “12 horses” to Steve Farr. I, EMILY STOCUM, hereby bequeath my ability to “try that again” to next year’s field hockey team. I, TERRY SWARTS, hereby bequeath my Crest T-shirt to Coach Sacco as he loves it so much. I, PAUL T1ERNO, hereby bequeath my ability to remember my locker combination to Rebecca Conova. I, BARBARA WHEELER, hereby bequeath my maroon and gold belongings and my school spirit. I, TIMOTHY WADE, hereby bequeath a case of beer and a bottle of Southern Comfort to the Junior class to help them get through. I, SPRINGARA WOLFREM, hereby bequeath a big “Thank You” to all the people who helped me reach this point. I, KAREN YOUNG, hereby bequeath one bottle of nail polish to Julie Donnelly so she can carry on my traditiion in Mrs. Driscoll's studyhalls. I, LYNN ZEGLER, hereby bequeath my ability to use “insta-measure accurately to Julie Donnelly, Go For It Rocky!! c t cht 97 Homecoming 1985 Hollie Phillips crowned Genia Ross the Home- coming Queen of ’85-’86. Whitney Point beat Sidney to make the day really special. Genia Ross escorted by Jamie Bigelow. Michelle Hodges escorted by Jeff Farr. Bobbi Jo Hodges escorted by Todd Oliver. Michele Lawson escorted by Geoff Folmsbee. Lynn Zegler escorted by John Goodenough 98 The proud parents 99 We Did Something Right Let’s Play Some Rock ‘N’ Roll A Free For All Let’s Rumble What Do You Mean You Thought This Was Chess! 102 I Lost My Horse 103 Nice Box An Alternative Use Of Shaving Cream Forget It Guys Say What! Eat Your Heart Out Julia 104 A Visit With Mr. Marcotte And Mr. Homework Just Sittin Around 105 Just Cruisin' There’s Mold 106 Mr. Bochniak, Watch Your Lanauage! Negative Nelly In Here This Could Be Very Painful Touring The Jungle Pm Going To Have To Take Speed Reading I’ve Got Him Under Control Blazing Speed 107 The Book Spitting Locker I Don’t Know What She’s Talking About Ill They Are Either Sleeping Or Pretending Very Well Don’t Hurt Yourself John This Doesn’t Look Right Get Down 112 113 Yearbook Committee tv- Th still « . ! . • 4 Vf J. V M + “fvrt - v w ,«-vn ' ♦ ,W . r� «%4 ■, ♦ 4 ‘♦v. V4 4 � � •♦ -i � � % w-t ,� A, . ♦, ♦, 4 ,. ; ♦ V ■■1' 44f4TH� uv mU !♦ • .4w 4 V Wf � � -r •4V ‘ 4'Hv ,, � ♦ M“. •44i4 W iw ■« � ♦ � ♦«� -• w . FIRST ROW: Jennifer Brown, Ben Driscoll, Lorraine Brightsen, Ron Solomon, Debi Freeman, Amy Morse, Becca Hyde SECOND ROW: Denise Cargin, Ellen Roe, Katie Green. Kathy Kelly, Kelli Ballard, Brenda Smith THIRD ROW: Ann Autio, Kari Piech, Ed Linger, Dottie Edwards, Lynn Zegler. Candle Bigelow, Kelly Dorschel, Fran Macinsky Creating a yearbook is a very involved process. Working quickly while trying to keep errors to a minimum (nobody’s perfect) is a must. We have done our best. We would like to thank Mr. Paul Buckley for his help and Mrs. Donna Silvanic for her advice every now and then. We hope you enjoy the Eagle ’86. 114 115 Senior High Student Council FIRST ROW: Eric Fetterman, Paula Carpenter, Shannon Starner, Diane Black, Melanie Miller, Lisa Walls, Ellen Tambascio SECOND ROW: Mike Collins. Denise Cargin, Karen Crowe, Ellen Roe, Christy Harvey, Katie Green, Kathy Kelly, Kim David, Penny Moscrip. THIRD ROW: Terri Burchell, Fran Macinsky, Genia Ross, Candie Bigelow, Linda Rice, Ed Linger, Terri Burghardt. Junior High Student Council FIRST ROW: Samantha Holbert, Roberta Romain, Cathy Calice, Barb Gehm, Chrissie Westfall. Brandy Croft, Lisa Lynady, Joe Rogers. Kurt Brown. SECOND ROW: Phil Bush, Jamie Harris, John Dubravec, Jason Baumgart, Bill Ellerson, Mark Silvanic, Duane Theleman, Jerry Mackey, Chris Green, Steve Amendum, Mark Brush, Steve Livingston THIRD ROW: Scott Swan, Bob Bodnar, Bill Boyle, Greg Lee, Gary Priscott, Brennan Fahey, Bill Freeman, Rob Dunham, Scott Snyder, Robert Clute, 3ruce Canova. FOURTH ROW: Anna Podlinsek, Dawn Black, Trade Glazier, Renee Kenyon, Tina Miller, Evie Leahy, Katie Simpson, Nicole Martin, Wendy Stolarcyk, Ann Rudd, Tonya Hust, Stacey Babcock. 116 Science Club FIRST ROW: Jon Baumgart, Diane Black, Sheri Truax, Jamie Metz, Denise Cargin, Kim David. Mary Fletcher, Penny Moscrip, Joann Malmstrom, Chandra Wolfram SECOND ROW: Ron Solomon, Jennifer Barrows, Lorraine Brightsen, Mr. Fisher, Tim Poyer, Mark Matthewson. Chris Gehm, Lisa Walls. Ellen Tambascio, Srin Wolfram, Ed VanGordon. Cheryl Glezan. THIRD ROW: Brad Snyder, Dale Cargin. Terry Swarts. Matt Poyer, John Prindle, Earl Newhart, Steve Farr. Kathy Kelly. Laura Driscoll. Kelli Ballard. Debi Freeman, Amy Morse. Kathy Nabinger. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Brown. Matt Franklin. Mark Abbey. Brent Maslin, John Monty. Paul Stone. Robby Peterson, Julie Raubacher. Kevin Robinson. Earl Kimble. Ellen Roe, Terri Burghardt. Ricky Solomen. Jack Mason, Andy Hall Interact FIRST ROW: Jason Termin, Jack Mason, Lynette Slack, Bruce Lane, Julann Ellis, Ann Brown, Robin Carroll SECOND ROW: Eileen Gilmore, Julie Raubacher, Ellen Roe, Christy Harvey, Michelle Holbert, Yvonne Quail, Beverly Clute. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Edwards. Kari Piech, Ann Autio, Linda Rice, Cindi Francisco, Ed Linger, Karen Young. 117 National Honor Society New Inductees FIRST ROW: Timothea Jarrell, Dorothy Edwards. Michelle Love, Sheri Truax, Mark Bernard, Kathryn Shrauger, Jennifer Kemp, Kathy Nabinger SECOND ROW: James Tillotson, Judy Weir, Jon Baumgart, Christopher Stocum, Paul Stone, Mark Mathewson, Lorraine Brightsen, Tracy Rowley, Rebecca Canova, Amy Morse THIRD ROW: Andrew Hall Current Members FIRST ROW: Tracy Davis, Patricia Leonard. Lynn Zegler, Mr. Mannlx (Adviser) SECOND ROW: Kari Piech, Ann Autio, Jennifer Brown, Brad Snyder, Emily Stocum THIRD ROW: Sringara Wolfram, Miriam Pinner, Janet Peters, Ben Driscoll FOURTH ROW: Ron Solomon, Terry Swarts, Dale Cargin OFFICERS: President — Kari Piech, Vice President — Patricia Leonard, Secretary — Emily Stocum, Treasurer — Ron Solomon 118 Keep the fire burning Guest Speaker: Mr. Henry Brown Lynn, the pyro It's alive! Ummm 119 A.M. Boces FIRST ROW: Jennie Briggs, Lisa Baraby, Marcus Maslin, Rae Lee Mills, Lisa Lambiase, Penny Ballard, Billie Jo Beavers. SECOND ROW: Lance Lamb, Steve Sturdevant, Martin Henninger, Valerie Davies. Kevin Knapp THIRD ROW: Scott Chambers. Tom Brightsen, Steve Oakley. Dave McFall, Mike Poff, Dave Forkey, Sally Anne Griffith. FOURTH ROW: John Davies. Geoff Folmsbee, Kevin Hand, John Clink. T 'I ♦'ft !IH| ♦w 4, 4,VA it.r « MV � ♦ ♦ V44, ♦ 4 V M4. 4 hvt4� . •, tv.4 v«. trf4 4 'r • 1 • � ? 'tfli i 4t4'. MV4! V4W4a| : ..4U- ♦ ♦ ♦ r 1 VM S -♦t , P.M. Boces FIRST ROW: Barb Wheeler. Jill Shawley, Ann Brown, Loree Simpson. Vicki Roe. Alicia Laudig, Julie Oliver. SECOND ROW: Jess Monk, Jerre Kemak, Brian David, William Moore, Rick Tauterouff. THIRD ROW: Paul English, Ron Pratt, Robin Carroll, Dave Fuller. Myron Swarts, Rick David, Doug Chambers. FOURTH ROW: Brian Pratt. Leo Shearer. George Bridges. Jim Rockwell, Chris Pease. Rick Maus, Ed VanGordon, Eric Fetterman, Keith Abbott, Joe Clough. 120 Senior High Ski Club v v - + mm v 99 f ♦••‘mm '-f-t � fpjrWfy T nHywyryyywniMft � %♦% r.4 tvv� i� ‘ ♦, ♦’« « 4 I'.M 4 + •• • VH ‘ ♦♦♦, ♦ . «� - ♦ � V V Ml 1 a. ■ t,4MU'UK| Mr � % 4 u-u ♦ m i � ,.� FIRST ROW: Mike Miner, Paul Bidwell, Shawn Fahey, Scott Shirall, Mike Randall, Paul Scheiske, Jeff Bridges, Jess Tong. SECOND ROW: Dave Dauley, Matt Franklin, Ellen Roe, Laura Driscoll, Amy Morse, Heidi Weinreich, Jennifer Presley, Cheryl Glezen, Karen Crowe, Tara Steilen, Niki Whittaker. THIRD ROW: Mike Shear, Ellen Taylor, Judy Weir, Lynn Zegler, Dorothy Edwards. Ann Autio, Ed Linger, Isabelle Gascon, Eileen Gilmoore. Jr. High Ski Club FIRST ROW: Steve Dedrlck, Bob Bodnar, Lee Dean. Chris Shear, Amy Arrow. Mandy Reese. Jennifer Menta. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bailey, Prudence Ticknor, Chris Kerensky, Carrie Smith. Debby Podlinsek, Brandy Croft. Becky McFall. Marian Nance, Mr. Neubauer. 121 Senior High Latin Club fwWFH i v f H i trf rt r fV ' miff : M‘w t JtHrlt'VMuftv IklftH t Wr44 M| H .rt 4n fv vv U ( ♦ v™ Vi f4 % n ; Wf ♦ tafltea v4 - ' trU ♦ 4f _ ; 4|Tt ' T r � ‘ Nr Ml f r K| -444f 4 j 1. A 1 FIRST ROW: Kelli Ballard, Kathy Kelly, Steve Farr. Dottie Edwards SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hanover, Dan Warner, JoAnn Malmstrom, Mary Fletcher, Janet Peters THIRD ROW: Jennifer Barrows, Jennifer Kemp, Stephanie Pratt, Miriam Pinner FOURTH ROW: Lynn Zegier, Patti Leonard, Cheryl Glezen, Kathy Nabinger PRESIDENT — Tracy Davis. VICE PRESIDENT — Bill Phillips, SECRETARY — Kathy Nabinger. TREASURER — Lynn Zegier 122 The Roman Banquet The 7th annual Roman Banquet was once again a total success. Schools from Cortland, Horseheads, Chenango Valley, and Johnson City joined in the festivities along with the Whitney Point Latin Club members. Whitney Point won the “Olympics” and everyone celebrated with a delicious chicken dinner, compliments of Tracy Davis’ fine cooking. Everyone had a marvelous time, thanks to hard work and a lot of cooperation. 123 When In Rome . . . F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Jill Shawley, Ann Brown, Julann Ellis, Joann Malmstrom, Chandra Wolfram. SECOND ROW: Earl Newhart, Ed VanGordon, Srin Wolfram, Jonna Denny, Tammy Hartford, Yvonne Quail. Prom Committee FIRST ROW: Bev Clute, Emily Stocum, Fran Macinsky, Terri Burchell, Bobbi Jo Hodges, Cindi Francisco, Linda Rice. SECOND ROW: Kari Piech, Dorothy Edwards, Ann Autio, Kathy Nabinger, Lynn Zegler, Candie Bigelow. THIRD ROW: Ed Linger, Kelly Hall, Shannon Starner, Karen Young, Cindi Abbey, Debi Freeman, Jennifer Brown. 124 Jr. High Latin Club The Good Samaritan It’s Like This . . 125 French Club FIRST ROW: Paul Stone. Cheryl Doolittle. Earl Newhart, Ellen Roe. John Prindle, Christy Croft. Judy Weir. Darlene Griffith. SECOND ROW: Lisa Leonard. Amy Morse. Michelle Love. Lorraine Brightsen. Jane Pratt. Amy Freer. Lisa Walls, Jennifer Presley. Tara Steilen. THIRD ROW: Joe Quarella, Liz Dehaven. Shannon Smith. Tammy Gaylord. Heidi Weinreich. Diane Black, Shannon Starner. Sheri Truax, Mary Halloran. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Freeh. Jon Baumgart, Andy Hall, Rick Solomon, Chris Heller, Denise Potter, Gena Kermidas, Sarah Weidman, Tammy Hawkes, Kristin Tuckey. Best Of Friends 126 11Bpi 4Vf 1 Nfvf MVf $ 4Vf ‘♦ 44 4Vf � ♦ if 4 iQifcrlfl v4U . { � ♦ ♦ ♦. ♦ ■ .- 4 ♦ ♦♦4 .4 M ♦4 14 ♦A UH kH n r 127 FIRST ROW: Srin Wolfram, Craig Donahue, Dave Carroll, Mike Doan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hanover, Mike Collins, Dan Shurtleff, Chad Orzel. THIRD ROW: Ed VanGordon, Dale Hawley, Wayne Card. SENECHOL — Dale Hawley HERALD — Ed VanGordon EXCHEQUER — Craig Donahue Anachronism Senior High Concert Band • • • ♦ 1 fl3§ r ‘ � 4 M M'• XA _ j • - ! . JrfSS v.i 3 ,tu • • ClV1 -wn. i. I FIRST ROW: Sue Sessions, Cheryl Glezen, Tammy Lethbridge. Denise Cargin, Karen Young, Janette Marks. Cindl Abbey, Jennifer Burrows, Lisa Lewis, Rob Driscoll SECOND ROW: Dan Shurtleff, Carrie Scheremerhorn, Lorraine Brightsen, Amy Morse. Jennifer Brown, Becca Hyde, Karen Baldwin, Carrie Lethbridge, Gina Marks, Pam Tyler, Srin Wolfram, Carrie Harvey THIRD ROW: Dale Cargin, Stuart Shrauger. Bill Mathews, Tim Baker, Kris Harvey. Steve Smith. Chad Orzel, Steve Amendum, Kent Maslin, Mark Abbey, Tom Driscoll. Mark Brush. Glen Cooper MISSING FROM PICTURE: Kathy Nabinger, Cathy Calice, Paula Hill, Lori Mauar, Stacy Westfall, Jack Mason, John Monty, Chris Rugg, Tim Parrish Sectional All State Jazz Ensemble rj� , v t tT l«K‘Mn V v4 4 I ♦ ♦' rr� ‘t FIRST ROW: Sue Sessions, Becca Hyde, Carrie Schermerhorn, Cindi Abbey. Janette Marks, Tammy Lethbridge. Pam Tyler SECOND ROW: Denise Cargin, Amy Morse, Mary Struble, Dale Cargin. Dan Shurtleff, Chad Orzel, Mark Abbey, Tom Driscoll, Rob Driscoll MISSING FROM PICTURE: John Monty, Mark Brush, Tim Parrish, Chris Rugg, Kathy Nabinger Marching Band Command Unit FIRST ROW: Amy Morse — Drum Major SECOND ROW: Teresa Smith — Lieutenant, Paula Carpenter — Sergeant THIRD ROW: Lisa Baraby — Captain 129 Marching Band FIRST ROW: Paula Carpenter, Lisa Baraby, Janet Peters, Jennifer Niemiee, Jeanine Smith, Teresa Smith SECOND ROW: Patty Sanderson, Susan Fallon, Alicia Morgan, Lisa Plymale, Yvonne Davis, Jeff Crane THIRD ROW: Mary Struble, Janette Marks, Becca Hyde, Amy Morse, Marjorie Pixley, Sue Sessions. Steve Smith FOURTH ROW: Carrie Schermerhorn, Denise Cargin, Debbie Freeman, Srin Wolfram, Judy McFall, Jennifer Brown, Sean Nolan FIFTH ROW: Ed VanGordon, Brad Allen, Bill Baraby, Rob Driscoll, Chad Orzel, Dan Shurtleff, Dale Cargin, Matt Fetterman MISSING FROM PICTURE: Jeanna Marks. Carrie Harvey, Kristin Harvey, Amy Plymale 130 Golden Eagles Winterguard W 4' ‘♦S4 wn«r4 4 % ,. ♦ • ♦%♦ ■K� -� -V-'Tn r M? JW4 f J 'V«4 W t % ♦ ♦ ♦..M ♦.KtWU1 rnH i v t •♦« u «t . VW4'; FIRST ROW: Janet Peters. Lisa Baraby, Teresa Smith SECOND ROW: Steve Smith. Paula Carpenter. Bill Baraby, Jenniaer Niemie THIRD ROW: Patty Sanderson, Susan Fallon, Lisa Plymale, Matt Fetterman. Jeanene Smith. Alicia Morgan. Jeff Crane 131 FIRST ROW: Crystal Heath, Leslie Williams, Dianna Bush, Mary Struble, Paula Hill, Lori Madak, Stacy Westfall, Cathy Calice, Karen Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Heidi Carroll. Becky McFall, Rebecca Glezen, Karen Williams. Heather Ferraro, Lee Dean. Brad Allen. THIRD ROW: Jeff Crane, Mark Brush. Kent Maslin, Steve Amendum, Steve Smith, Jason Robinson. Jr. High Band Elementary Band FIRST ROW: Megan Mackey, Doug Riddell, Jenny Fralich, Alicia Smith, Sarah Bensley, Shannon Ticknor, Mark Klossner, Lisa Hix, Tim Murphy, Nicole Hoppes. Wendy Llsenby. Jacob Roe, Steven Menta, Amy Kicsak. Jeff VanGordon. John Silvanic. SECOND ROW: Chad Kilbury, Scott Closs, Mark McDonald, Chris Bush. Peter Freije, Valerie Lethbridge. Heather Dorschel, Jeanine Baumgart, Stacie Washburn, Jason Dunham, Heather Angel, Amy Eldred, Kenny Longo, Jeff Kicsak, Jessica Johnson, Jason Bush. THIRD ROW: Mr. Smith, Brian Lamb, Karistan Kelly, Angela Briggs, Jennifer Stoeckel, Darren Antelek, Cameron Fuller, Steven Brame, James Gardner, Christina Sager, Joiene Butler, Michelle Gadzialla, April Kariam, Rebecca Morsey, Steve Macinsky, Amy Tierno, Raymond Sessions. ABSENT: Jennifer Mitchell, Amy Rogers, Andrea Fetterman. 132 Elementary Chorus FIRST ROW: Ken Pixley, Marshall Morehouse, Rebecca Walker, Eric Whittaker, Oscar Hill, Talitha Maslin, Lisa McDonald. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Corrigan, Annie Matuszewski, Keith McConnell, Charity Clark, Bobbi Jo Call, Eve Baraby, Michelle Hunter, Kristine Maus, Tanya Kim, Tracey Stout, Nicole DePue, Marsha Morehouse, Linda Clink, Jayme Wheeler, Danielle Wells, Lexy Morow. THIRD ROW: Iris Macinsky. Heather Johnson, Telessa Gehm, Nicole Weidman, Heather Lisee, Nicole Farr, Jill Carroll, Tina Eaton, April Hardy, Christina Ferris, Kerry Morton. Heather Crandall, JoAnn Chan, Sharon Cook, Karen Gritman, Niki Ticknor, Dee Reinecke. FOURTH ROW: Tracey Simpson, Jennifer Taylor, Amber Croft. Kristine Kicsak, Susan Welsh, Angie Saddlimere, Kathy Snitchler, Chad Brown. Shivaun McGaff, Danielle Cornell, Susan Priscott, Kim Clark, Carrie Amendum, Emily Clark. FIFTH ROW: Jenny Brame, Joel Beckley, John Delmore, Evette Banks, Rebecca Silvanic, Jennifer Slyker, Janet Pixley. Rhonda Carter. SIXTH ROW: Erin Orzel, Emily Orzel, Anne Brightsen, Corie Martin, Shannon McIntyre, Jennifer Livingston, Michael McNeal, Brad Stocum, Corey Green, Jason Lasicki, Stephen Hazelton, Jennifer Frechette, Jo Ellen Pockily, Sara Cotcamp, Catherine Fallon, Corey Sturdevant, Regina Glezen. Sr. High Chorus FIRST ROW: Mrs. Knapp, Judy Kellar, Fran Macinsky, Bobbi Jo Hodges. Kathy Kelly, Denise Cargin, Ellen Roe, Jamie Metz. Mr Coralio SECOND ROW: Lisa Walls, Candie Bigelow, Jennifer Hall, Kelly Dorschel, Emily Stocum, Julie Donnelly Tersia Pratt. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Morton, Kelli Ballard, Mike Bodnar, Rick Solomon, Tony Aleba, Ellen Taylor, Cindi Abbey, Katie Green, Karen Crowe FOURTH ROW: Shannon Swan, Brenda Smith, Mike Collins, Bill Martin, Shawn Fahey, Lorraine Brightsen, Teresa Smith, Lisa Baraby, Laura Driscoll, Krista Ayers. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Shrauger, Jennifer Kemp, Jeff Brown, Mark Mathewson, Dale Cargin, Chris Gehm, Dale Hawley. Bill Cummings. Chris Rugg. 133 Junior High Chorus 8 and 9 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Knapp. Rhonda Banner. Ruth Hyde, Carrie Harvey. Shari Ridell. Susan Fallon. Lisa Plymale. Jeanenne Smith. Judy Morley, Jeff Foster, Jamie Potter. Kent Maslin, Eric Bradley. Mr. Coralio. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Cotcamp. Kathy Henderson. Jeanenne Snelson. Krisi Harvey. Wendy Burlison. Wendy Stolarcyk, Carrie Smith. Kelly Driscoll. Dan Peters. Roy Willis. Brennan Fahey. Matt Klossner. THIRD ROW: Trina Czebinak, Susan Quail, Samantha Holbert, Darlene Hyde. Maureen Pixley, Shelly Scott, Renee Kenyon. Christine Coons. Barbara Canniff, Lisa Prindle, Gary Priscott, Chris Green. Adam Arnold. Mark Silvanic, Rhys Earl. FIRST ROW: Mrs Knapp. Alicia Morgan, Jennifer Weidmen, Jennifer Reynolds. Penny Williams. Joshua Roe. Chris Silvanic. Steve Amendum. Bill Ellerson. Mr. Coralio. SECOND ROW: Missy Way. Ann Lynch. John Mihalko. THIRD ROW: Shannon Wells, Christie Love. Michelle Bradford. Amy Arrow. Tracie Glazier. Greg Gannon. Keith Krna, Scott Rehberg, Gerry Tillotson. FOURTH ROW: Tonya Hust, Lisa Collins. Danette Judd, Teresa Tambascio. Dawn Black, Nichole Martin, Evie Leahy, Prudence Ticknow. Lori VanBuskirk, Matt Snitchler. FIFTH ROW: Lenard Paddleford, Ray Shrauger. Jeff Shirall. 134 7th Grade Chorus FIRST ROW: Mrs. Knapp, Jennifer Menta, Michelle Lamb, Joy Briggs, Mary Struble, Julie Walker, Ben Phillips, Joe Collins, Kurt Brown. Art Collins, Mr. Coralio. SECOND ROW: Penny Stabler, Amy Sturdevant, Becky McFall, Michelle Gordinere, Becky Tuckey, Jenny Eaton, Becky Richards, Scott Snyder, Bob Clute, Sean Dean, Todd Lane. THIRD ROW: Teenya Hiemstra, Chrissy Kemp, Marion Nance, Kim Pratt, Heidi Carroll, Jennifer Silvanic, Cyndi Pratt. Dawn Thornton, Chrissy Westfall, Danielle Farr, Jim Pixley, Steve Livingston, Shawn Baxter. Brian Robillard, Bryan Nye, Mike Ellerson. 5th and 6th Grade Band FIRST ROW: Cheryl Frobe, Jenny Brame, Carrie Amendum, Danielle Cornell. Rebecca Silvanic, Tonya Kim. Tracey Stout. Nicole DePue. Jenny Frechette. Talitha Maslin, Jennifer Livingston, Tracey Simpson, Susan Welsh. Lisa McDonald. Bobbie Jo Coll. Jennifer Slyker. Shivaun McGoff. Corey Sturdevant. Erin Babcock. SECOND ROW: Oscar Hill, Jason Somers, Valerie Brown, John Fletcher, Iris Macinsky. Kristina Kicsak. Angie Saddlemire, Jenny Taylor, Susan Priscott, Kristi Vandeburg, Shannon McIntyre, Jill Carrol, Marsha Morehouse, Jamie Wheeler, Shannon Olmstead, Rebecca Walker, Kimberly Bensley, Michelle Shafer. Erin Orzel. Andrew Shipman, Rhonda Carter. THIRD ROW: Steve Hazelton, Mr. Smith, Debbie Kelsey. Fred Newton. Bill Snelson. Brian Perry. Dan Harrison, Steve Glenn. Jared Shoemaker. Annie Matuszewski, Emily Orzel. Corey Green. Jim Poyer, Jeff Abbey, Bryan Smith, Jason Lasicki, Dale Lisenbee, Jason Somers, Jonathon Dilmore. Adrian Cleymans, Steve Klock. ABSENT: Melissa Bernard. Andrea Kobbe, Jennifer Shipman. 135 THE BEST OF BROADWAY The community musical production was the epitomy of the Whitney Point spirit. The musical involved over two hundred people and consumed thousands of hours. What these spirited people produced was a marvelous collage of Broadway’s best. The musical taps a long and deep vein of the talent that runs through the diverse Whitney Point community. Packed houses are now the norm and since their act is together why not take it on the road? 136 Annie In a girls home for orphans during the depression, the girls find themselves overworked and often mistreated by the homes matron, Miss Hanigan. When things seem gloomy for the girls, one orphan named Annie pulls them through by sharing with them her hope for tomorrow. 137 Fiddler on the Roof Fiddler on the Roof portrays a poor Jewish farmer who struggles to make ends meet, making a choice of follow- ing the old traditions or to follow the ways of the outside world. His daughter wants to marry someone other than the family has arranged. 1776 1776 is a comedy about John Adams who tries to persuade the 2nd Continental Congress to sign the Decla- ration of Independence while their only worries are whether or not the windows should remain closed in the stifling heat or open them and try to cope with the flies. 138 Oklahoma In 1907, as the officials of Oklahoma territory work to become a state, Curly, a young rancher, worked to win over a stubborn farm girl named Laurie, who is convinced that she hates him. When news reaches them of Oklaho- ma’s upcoming statehood. Curly has managed to win Laurie’s heart and they can be married in a brand new state. Music Man The town of River City finds something new to talk about as their favorite object for gossip, Marrian the Librarian, is attracted to a new traveling salesman. But they are not aware of the fact that this man who seems to be an angel from heaven is actually a con-man. When the Music Man goes to leave the town with the peoples mon- ey Marrian stops him, and because of her love he stays on and gives the town their band. 139 Class Notables Best All Around — Jeff Farr, Lynn Zegler ' 140 Best Looking Genia Ross. Mike Kelly Most Likely To Succeed Ron Solomon, Patty Leonard Funniest — Fran Macinsky, Chris Freije Loudest — Lisa McCulloch, Tim Wade Most Confused — Michele Lawson, Troy Donnelly Most Athletic — Mark Sprague, Enily Stocum Nicest Legs — Genia Ross, Brent Beckley Best Jeans — Mike Kelly, Patty Leonard Class Scholars Tracy Davis, Ron Solomon Best Dressed — Michelle Hodges. Aaron Gaylord 141 J.V. Soccer FIRST ROW: Chad Orzel, Pam Hatfield. Matt Poyer, Michelle Stolarcyk. John Prindle, Nicole Whittaker SECOND ROW: Coach Marcotte, Gary Priscott. Brent Maslin, Dan Peters. Adam Arnold, Tim Peters, Kevin Phillips, Darryl Smith NOT IN PICTURE: Chris Green, Gerry Mackey. Steve Amendum, Bill Martin The J.V. Soccer Team had an enjoyable season with a couple of victories over Chenango Valley. They also lost a heartbreaker to Maine-Endwell in overtime. The Varsity Soccer Team finished its first varsity-level season with a record of 6-8-2, including a total of six shutouts. Varsity Soccer FIRST ROW: Bill Phillips. Ken Trout, Chris Stocum, Glenn Meacham, Bill Baraby, Jon Baumgart, Ron Solomon SECOND ROW: Brent Beckley, Bruce Lane, Matt Franklin. Matt Collins. Paul Stone. Eric Fetterman, Scott Peeler, Andy Hall. Tom Driscoll, Chris Heller, Coach Bilsky 142 J.V. Football FIRST ROW: Mark Kobbc, Steve Farr, Brett Dean, Mike Baker, Brian Thelman, Bob Quick, Tony Aleba SECOND ROW: Chris Silvanic. Shawn Fahey, Mike Ballard, James Petrie, Jim Roat, Jason Denton, John Howe. Rob Peterson THIRD ROW: Chris Durdon, Steve Smith. Jim Decker, Don Ho, Jim Weir, Brian James. Yaya Derios FOURTH ROW: Coach Miller. Coach Davidson. Dan Ford The 1985 J.V. Team started out as a bunch of individuals and came together as a working unit. They were hard workers and a bunch of great young men. The Varsity Team also had a successful season. There was a total team concept: everyone working hard and contributing in their own way, to bring back our “Eagle Pride” once more. Varsity Football FIRST ROW: Keith Abbott, Scott Brady, Kevin Knapp. Troy Donnelly, Norm Poyer, Chris Gehm, Jim Hand SECOND ROW: Dale Cargin, Tim Wade. Chris Frieje. Mark Sprague, Tim Baker, Ed Pratt THIRD ROW: Terry Swarts. Lance Lamb, Carl Pratt. Mike Lynch. Brian Pratt, John Morse. Brian Thelman, Coach Johnsenbaugh FOURTH ROW: Coach Katchuk, Coach Sacco, Scott Eaton. Mike Pratt, Ron Pratt. Bob Finch, Mark Bernard. Coach Puree NOT IN PICTURE: Mike Kelly 143 Junior High Football The Junior High Football Team had a very successful 1985 season. The team com- piled a record of four wins and two losses. Thirty-one boys came out for the team. Most of them played organized football for the first time this season! Mr. Doherty and Mr. Tingley were pleased with both the attitude of the team members and the skills im- provement they made by the end of the season. FIRST ROW: Mike Matteson. Kevin Holt, Cory Dedrick, Keith Walker, Rick Hoppes. Rob Carroll, Ed Lethbridge, Pat Collins, Keith Hand SECOND ROW: Randy Bough. Lee Dean, Bob Bodnar, Derrick Layton, Jason Bigelow, Joe Sacco, Rick Matteson, Lew Gordinier, Chuck Bechtel, Thomas St.John. Warren Watson, manager THIRD ROW: Coach Doherty, Robert Dunham. Mark Silvanic, Ron Seidel, Jeff Shirhall, Matt Snitchler. Mike Ellerson. Jim Seidel. Russell Dunham, Steve Livingston, Ken Baraby, Gerry Tillotson, Coach Tingley Varsity Football Cheerleaders 144 FIRST ROW: Karen Young, Tracy Davis. Carrie Shermerhorn SECOND ROW: Janette Marks, Vicki Roe. Cindy Abbey THIRD ROW: Debbie Freeman TOP: Genia Ross J.V. Field Hockey FIRST ROW: Kati Simpson, Jamie Metz. Tersia Pratt. Penny Moscrip. Stephanie Oakley. Traci Glazier. Judy McFall SECOND ROW: Shelley Scott. Nina Autio, Kelly Driscoll. Barbie Canniff. Nicole Martin. Karen Crowe. Julie Donnelly. Kathy Kelly. Jeanna Marks. Ellen Row. Coach Green The J.V. Field Hockey Team was undefeated during the 1985 season posting 7 wins, 0 losses, and 4 ties. The defensive players gave up only two goals this season and held out for shutouts in 9 games. Offensively the team scored 14 goals. The team ended the 4-7 season with a win over the second place team in Sus- quenango league. This is a positive note for next year's team. There were several young athletes this season on the varsity squad and that ex- perience should prove fruitful in the 1986 season. Varsity Field Hockey FIRST ROW: Terri Burghardt. Katie Green. Lisa Baraby, Emily Stocum. co.-capt., Terri Burchell. co-capt., Bobbi Jo Hodges. Mary Jo Eldred SECOND ROW: Coach White. Judy Weir, Lisa Walls, Diane Black, Shannon Starner, Kim David. Kelly Hall. Wendy Stolarcyk. Julie Raubacher. Fran Macinsky, Candie Bigelow 145 Junior High Field Hockey FIRST ROW: Danielle Farr, Brandy Croft SECOND ROW: Becky Tuckey, (manager), Jennifer Menta, Angela Hodges. Jennifer Silvanic, Kris Westfall, Cindy Pratt. Dawn Thornton, Rebecca Richards, Jennifer Smith, Branty Lindow THIRD'ROW: Sandy Bentz, Laura VanBuskirk. Karen McCulloch, Renee Kenyon, Carrie Smith. Tina Miller, Prudence Ticknor, Kris Hall, Heather Hodges. Amy Arrow. Becky Kermidas, Jennifer Eaton. Andrea Kobbe, (manager). Coach JoAnne Holland The girls played very well this year and worked hard at developing their skills. In exchange for their efforts they were undefeated throughout the sea- son. This year’s team should be proud of their great performance. Varsity Tennis The ladies’ tennis team played well in all of their matches. They made great strides, not to be measured by the number of matches won or lost, rather the great number of personal goals set and accom- plished by each member of the team. FIRST ROW: Coach Buckley. Michelle Love, Jo Marie Brigham, Stacey Babcock. Lorraine Brightsen SECOND ROW: Bobbie Jo Canniff, Allison Bodiewaldt, Jennifer Kemp. Isabelle Gascon, Lisa Lewis 146 Varsity Cross Country Both the boys’ and the girls’ teams had another excellent running season. Both teams placed in the top five at almost every meet and individual run- ners were always in the top ten for each race, de- spite the loss of key runners at various times throughout the season. Several runners went on to compete at the State and Federation Meets. Coach Mackey, Dan Abbey, John Goodenough, Mark Abbey, Ben Driscoll, Jeff Farr, Marcus Maslin, Brad Snyder Coach Mackey, Ellen Tambascio, Sheri Truax, Mary Halloran, Tracy Torrance. Lynn Zegler. Laurie Dorschel MISSING FROM PHOTO: Amy Freer, Mary Pfeil J.V. Cross Country Girl’s J.H. Cross Country FIRST ROW: Jason Wright. Kevin Mills. Jeff L’Amoreaux, Jack Clark SECOND ROW: John DuBravec, Bill Ellerson, Todd Snyder, Jason Baumgart, Jamie Ostrander FIRST ROW: Karen L’Amoreaux. Julie Walker. Becky McFall, Michelle Warner SECOND ROW: Lisa Wegzenski, Krystyna Hall. Jenny Cotcamp, Cheryl Brightsen. Michelle Underwood Boy’s J.H. Cross Country FIRST ROW: Jason Mackey, Scott Snyder. Sean Walter SECOND ROW: Brooke Hall, Jesse Barnhart. Mark Smith. Kent Maslin, Ray Shrauger 148 Varsity Indoor Track FIRST ROW: Lisa Lewis, Shelly Gerst, Lorraine Brightsen. Cheryl Brightsen, Reilly Buckley, Shannon Swan, Pam Hatfield. Kathy Kelly, Julie Raubacher, Coach Buckley SECOND ROW: Terry Swarts, Tim Baker, Myron Swarts. Mike Baker, Mark Abbey. Mr. Kelly, Mrs. Kelly THIRD ROW: Shawn Fahey, Brent Maslin, Bob Quick. Brett Dean, Kevin Mills NOT IN PICTURE: Jim Decker, Jeff Bridges Indoor Track did not exist at Whit- ney Point in September, but by Janu- ary the Southern Tier Section IV was aware a new power had been assem- bled. Dominated by sophomores, the team competed as veterans. Running against all classes, the team left each meet with an ample share of awards. Team spirit and togetherness were the hallmark of Whitney Point’s new Indoor Track team. Junior High Wrestling FIRST ROW: Ben Philips. Nathan Pinner. Joe Sacco, Lee Dean. Derek Layton. Keith Hand. Shawn Dean SECOND ROW: Ken Baraby, James Sidel, Richard Shipman, Mike Ellerson, Rich Hoppes, Ed Lethbridge. Joe Collins THIRD ROW: Coach MacNeill MISSING: Scott Snyder. Bob Carrol. Joshua Roe, David Short 149 Varsity Wrestling FIRST ROW: Chris Durdon, Kent Maslln. Brian Sherwood. Brad Snyder, Steve Oakley SECOND ROW: Coach Davison. Mark Silvanic, David McFall, Steve Farr. Joe Burt. John Howe, Tony Aleba, Coach Stanbro FIRST ROW: Jason Denton. Steve Treiber, Ken Hand SECOND ROW: Mike Ballard. Shayne Starner. Jim Petrie. Mike Kermides 150 Junior High Swimming Both the Junior High and Varsity Swim Teams had a very successful season. All team members worked hard in training and their long hours of practice in the pool paid off at their meets. FIRST ROW: Jeff Foster. Mark Smith, Chris Shear. Jesse Barnhart SECOND ROW: Coach Bailey. Miriam Nance. Jenny Weidman, Becky McFall, Cathy Calice. Shari Riddell, Prudence Ticknor, Jennifer Cotcamp, Krystyna Hall THIRD ROW: Matt Snitchler, Keith Walker. Todd Utter. Sean Walter Varsity Swimming FIRST ROW: Coach Zilllox, Pam Tyler, Penny Moscrip. Carrie Walker. David Gates. Tim Wade. Steve Smith SECOND ROW: Julie Donnelly, Lynn Zegler. Andy Hall, Carl Pratt. Chris Silvanic NOT IN PICTURE: Todd Snyder. Greg Barnhart 151 Boy’s J.V. Basketball FIRST ROW: Duane Thelman, Jerry Mackey. Chris Green. Kevin Robinson SECOND ROW: Coach Mackey. John Short. Ear) Kimble. Robbie Peterson. Brad Folmsbee NOT IN PICTURE: Adam Arnold, Chris Rugg This year’s team consisted of 5 sophomores and 5 freshmen and had a 11-8 season record. Besides inexperience, the team was ham- pered by injuries. Only 2 games saw all 10 players able to compete. Sev- eral other games the team had only 8 players able to play. A lack of height for rebounding also hurt the squad. In spite of these difficulties the team played hard and had a de- sire to fight back. The team lost 6 games by less than 10 points (4 of those by 3 points or less). The team beat Greene in overtime even though they trailed by 16 points in the 3rd quarter and beat Chenango Forks in double overtime! The Eagle basketball team en- joyed a very successful season as they carried on the tradition of Whit- ney Point Basketball. The Eagles finished with a 16-6 won-lost record as they advanced to the semi-finals of the Section IV Class C Tourna- ment. The Eagles lost a disappoint- ing one point decision to the eventu- al Class C Champion Odessa Mon- tour. The Eagles were runner-up at the annual Christmas Holiday Tour- nament at Cortland State. The 1985-86 Susquenango League com- petition was won by Whitney Point with a 9-3 record. Mark Sprague was selected to the first team All- League team and played with Chris Gehm in the Senior Classic. 152 Boy’s Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Chris Slocum, Scott Eaton, Chris Freije, John Goodenough, Brian Thelman, Jeff Farr SECOND ROW: Coach Halloran, Geoff Folmsbee, Hugh Quail, Jamie Bigelow, Paul Stone, Chris Gehm, Mark Sprague, Chris Heller Girl’s J.V. Basketball The 1985-86 J.V. Girl’s Basket- ball team made its season a success. The team, more affectionately known as Tammy, Mini, Scrapper, Katie Lou, Belle, Quail, Barbie, Wiggles, DJ, Jen, Lefty, Boce, and Coach, ended its season with a 10-9 overall record and an A.B. Doyle Tournament Championship. As a whole the team should be congratu- lated for its dedication, hard work, and improved play throughout the season. Coach says, “Thanks for the good attitudes and the little ‘Family Feud’. Don’t forget to eat your milk! You are a very special group.” FIRST ROW: Tammy Hawkes, Jamie Metz, Stephanie Oakley, Katie Green, Dawn Black SECOND ROW: Yvonne Quail. Barb Canniff, Wendy Stolarcyk, Danette Judd, Jennifer Kemp, Tammy Lethbridge. Coach Harris Girl’s Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: MaryJo Eldred. Tracy Torrance, Emily Stocum, Mary Halloran, Diane Black SECOND ROW: Francis Madnsky, Ellen Tambascio, Christy Croft, Kathy Shrauger, Terri Burghardt, Lisa McCulloch, Coach Holland NOT IN PICTURE: Judy Keller, Brandy Croft, manager The 1985-86 season began with much uncertainty. A new coach was revamping the program and the transition was forcing all to make adjustments. The girls began a long winning streak including a win at the A.B. Doyle Christmas Tournament. Lisa McCulloch and 3 other girls were named to the All-Tourney team. Their status as undefeated League Champs made them a tar- get for all teams, and late in the season they fell to Windsor and Greene. Despite the loss the Eagles won the Sus. West title and went on to Sectionals where they were de- nied a trip to the Arena by 4 points. A strong, well-balanced, and com- petitive squad will return for next year. 153 7th Grade Boy’s Basketball The 8th Grade Boys Basketball Team finished 8 3. This is a very capable group that should provide future J.V. and Varsity talent. FIRST ROW: Scott Snyder, Chris Johnson. Jason Mackey. Steve Smith SECOND ROW: Kurt Brown, Dave Lewis, Ed Lethbridge, Chris Folmsbee THIRD ROW: Tim Croft, Todd Lane, Dan Kitner, Tom Dorchell 8th Grade Boy’s Basketball FIRST ROW: Steve Amendum, Chad Eldred, Gary Priscott, Robert Carroll. Jason Bigelow SECOND ROW: Coach Priscott. Rob Dunham. Ray Shrauger. Russ Dunham, Dennis Christensen. Ron Seidel 154 9th Grade Boy’s Basketball FIRST ROW: Brian Lutz. Jeff L’Amoreaux SECOND ROW: Tim Warner, Matt Kiossner, rtob Perry THIRD ROW: Tim Tickner, Stewart Shrauger, Chad Orzel, John Mahlko, Jamie Harris. Jason Baumgart 7th Grade Girl’s Basketball FIRST ROW: Jennifer Silvanic, Lisa Wegrzynski. Tylia Hodges. Jennifer Smith. Karen L’Amoreaux. Danielle Farr SECOND ROW: Heather Ferraro, Chris Kemp. Heidi Carroll. Kristin Westfall. Brandi Croft, Dawn Thorton NOT IN PICTURE: Angela Hodges. Jennifer Eaton Although the 9th Grade Boys Basketball Team did not have a win- ning record, 2-9, everyone on the team got plenty of playing time and gained valuable experience. Im- provement was made by every team member. 155 8th Grade Girl’s Basketball Jr. High Basketball is an opportu- nity for girls to learn some basket- ball skills needed for J.V. and Varsi- ty Basketball. Jr. High teams ac- complish this through drills and competing against neighboring school teams. FIRST ROW: Stacy Westfall. Jennifer Reynolds. Becky Kermidas. Amy Arrow. Debbie Podlinsek SECOND ROW: Susan Quail. Kris Hall. Renee Kenyon. Karen McCulloch. Laurie VanBuskirk. Tina Miller NOT IN PICTURE: Heather Hodges. Coach Priscott Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Karl Pech SECOND ROW: Becca Hyde. Carrie Schermerhorn, Karen Young, Tracy Davis, Cindy Abbey. Janette Marks THIRD ROW: Debbie Freeman, Genia Ross 156 J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Shannon Wells SECOND ROW: Jean Smith, Brenda Smith, Shelly Ross, Kelly Ballard, Stacie Graves THIRD ROW: Ann Lynch 7th and 8th Grade Volleyball FIRST ROW: Paula Hill, Jennie Reynolds SECOND ROW: Becki Lynch, Renee Kenyon, Debbie Podlinsak THIRD ROW: Karen L’Amoreaux, Danielle Farr, Penny Eldred, Jennifer Silvanic, Heidi Carroll, Heather Ferraro NOT IN PICTURE: Kim Pratt, Marcie Shove, Julie Walker, Michelle Warner 157 J.V. Volleyball FIRST ROW: Anna Podlinsek, Shannon Lee, Wendy Burlison. Bonnie Morton SECOND ROW: Tonya Hust, Theresa Tambasclo, LeeAnn Bryant, Judy McFall NOT IN PICTURE: Shari Mason. Coach Hamorsky Varsity Volleyball FIRST ROW: April Newton, BillieJo Beavers SECOND ROW: Jane Pratt, Sherry Ervay, Lynette Hust, Terri Kenyon, Jennifer Austin, Coach Stanbro NOT IN PICTURE: Julann Ellis 158 ! ? these buckles! Sweet nothings On your mark, get set, . . . wake up Bob! Jump! put your sunny side up! hula queen two heads are better than one don’t shoot! what a zoo I ran a what? 159 Varsity Boy’s Track FIRST ROW: Jeff Farr, Shawn Fahey, Mike Depue, Bob Quick, Chris Glazier, Brett Dean SECOND ROW: Jason Wright, John Goodenough, Rick Patten, Ben Driscoll, Jack Clark, John DuBravec, Al Heath THIRD ROW: Rhys Earl, Ron Solomon, Terry Swarts, Jim Petrie, Stuart Shrauger, Kevin Mills FOURTH ROW: Coach Halloran, Jason Baumgart, Ray Shrauger, Bill Ellerson, Dale Cargin, Coach Katchuk Varsity Girl’s Track FIRST ROW: Shannon Swan, Kathy Kelly, Ann Lynch, Mary Halloran SECOND ROW: Coach Halloran, Tracey Glazier, Kati Simpson, Lisa Prindle, Julie Raubacher 160 Jr. High Track !� FIRST ROW: Michelle Warner, Julie Walker, Cheryl Brightsen, Kristine Hall, Heidi Carroll, Jennifer Silvanic, Brandy Croft, Jennifer Smith, Kristen Westfall, Rebecca Richards SECOND ROW: Brooke Hall, Mark Brush, Scott Snyder, Chuck Bechtel. Sean Dean, Sean Walker, Todd Utter, Jason Mackey. Gary Priscott, Steve Amendum, Robert Dunham, Mark Smith, Jesse Barnhart NOT IN PICTURE: Shari Riddell Which one’s yours, John? Twinkle toes Dale, our Greek god 161 Varsity Tennis FIRST ROW: Mark Stearns. Jeff Brown. Chris Gehm, Brian David, Tim Poyer SECOND ROW: Jeff Shirhall, Terri Burghardt. John Prindle, Ellen Roe. Bill Martin THIRD ROW: Derek Layton, Matt Klossner, Rob Perry, Jeff L’Amoreaux, Matt Poyer, Scott Shirhall, Tim Ticknor FOURTH ROW: Coach Doherty, Wendy Burlison. Theresa Tambascio, Maureen Pixley, Shannon Leahy, Tanya Hust, James David Varsity Golf FIRST ROW: Mark Mathewson, John Monty, Craig Donahue SECOND ROW: Matt Franklin. Mark Kopenski, Greg Barnhart, Brent Maslin NOT IN PICTURE: Aaron Gaylord, Andy Hall, Brian Lutz, Isabelle Gascon, mgr. 162 Jr. High Softball FIRST ROW: Paula Hill, Amy Arrow, Debbi Podlinsek, Danielle Farr, Cindy Pratt, Jenny Eaton SECOND ROW: Mary Struble, Jenni Mayo, Lori VanBuskirk, Carrie Smith, Penny Eldred, Crystal Heath, Heather Ferraro, Coach Buckley NOT IN PICTURE: Kim Pratt, Barb Gehm, Joy Briggs Jr. High Baseball FIRST ROW: Joe Collins. Mike Matteson, David Lewis, Brian Osborne. Ed Lethbridge, Steve Smith, Pat Collins SECOND ROW: Coach Durden, Chad Eldred, Todd Lane, Bryan Nye, Denis Christenson, Russ Dunham. Rick Hoppes. Gerry Tillotson NOT IN PICTURE: Lee Dean. Bob Bodnar, Warren Watson 163 J.V. Softball FIRST ROW: Kelly Driscoll, Tammy Hawkes, Nina Autio, Tersia Pratt, Stephanie Oakley. Kelli Ballard, Cheryl Doolittle SECOND ROW: Coach Harris. Katie Green. Ann Rudd. Loren Glezen, Julann Ellis, Tammy Lethbridge. Laurie Dorschel, Mary Pfeil, Wendy Stolarcyk NOT IN PICTURE: Nicki Martin Varsity Softball FIRST ROW: Pam Tyler, Kathy Ciufo, Emily Stocum, Terri Burchell, Candie Bigelow. SECOND ROW: Diane Black, Michelle Stolarcyk, Tammy Gaylord, Lisa Lewis, Christy Croft, Judy Weir, Coach Defeo. NOT IN PICTURE: Darlene Griffith 164 Junior Varsity Baseball FIRST ROW: Chris Green, Jason Denton, Steve Treiber, Duane Thelman. Jim Roat, Bill Mathews. Mark Abbey SECOND ROW: Mark Kobbe, Rob Peterson, John Short, Barry Meyers. Mike Davis. Coach Davison Varsity Baseball FIRST ROW: Tim Hawkes, Myron Swarts, Christ Freije, Tim Wade, Jim Hibbard, Jon Baumgart, Bill Phillips SECOND ROW: Coach Miller. Scott Eaton, Chris Stocum, Carl Pratt, Paul Stone. Jamie Bigelow, Geoff Folmsbee 165 Wake me if it moves L NEVER TRUST WOLVERINES You’ve got to see this! Aaaahh!! The Cool Dudes I gotta write what? 166 FACULTY Mr. Chuck Puree Mr. Richard DeFeo Guidance Mrs. Pauline Quick Miss Lori Fidurski Mrs. Michele Wilson 167 Mr. John Rugg Mr. John Store SEATED: Mr. Joseph Smith, Mrs. June Tymeson, Mr. Melvin Bowman STANDING: Dr. Robert 168 C. E. Adams Principal Mr. Michael Heller Mr. Paul Minacci Jr. High Principal Sr. High Principal Board of Dr. Robert Ellis Sup. of Bid. and Grounds Superintendent Athletic of Schools Director Mr. Ted CorteviUe Dr. Robert Zegler Mr. Joe Sacco Education Director of Instructional Business Services Manager Sr. High Faculty Social Studies Mr. Mark Bilsky Mr. John Orzel Mr. Kimber Madara English Mr. Paul Buckley Mrs. Maureen Husami Mrs. Mary Hutchings Mr. Edward Bochniak Library Resource 170 Mrs. Sandra Negus Mrs. Mary Green Mrs. Mary Freije Science Mr. Craig Mannix Mr. James Amendum Mr. Ronald Fisher Math and Computers Mr. William MacNeill Mr. Donald Johnsonbaugh Miss Nancy Eldred Mrs. Donna Silvanic Mr. John Marcotte Mr. Allen Glezen Mr. Douglas Hatch 171 Industrial Arts Mr. Tom Stanbro Mr. Bill Towns Mr. Ted Corteville Mr. Ronald Miller Physical Education Mrs. Leslie White Mrs. Barb Quarella Mr. Jack Halloran Special Ed. Health Study Hall y 172 Mrs. Diane Breck Mr.s Audrey Stone Mrs. Alyce Driscoll Foreign Language Mrs. Nancy Hanover A Mrs. Nancy Freeh Mr. Booth Perkins Band Chorus Art Home Ec. Mr. Robert Wagner Mr. Chris Coralio Mr. Joseph Cooper Mrs. Rayma Wilson Business Miss Mary Ellen Lane Mr. William Davies Mrs. Donna Burdick English Mrs. Joyce Favaloro Mrs. Mary Alice Hannon Mrs. Marcia Cochrane Mrs. Rita Kane Social Studies Mr. Andy Kavulich Mr. Thomas Ryder Mr. Edward Katchuk Mr. Gerald Mackey Art Home Ec. Alternate Ed. Mr. David Brown Mrs. Marilyn Stearns Mrs. Marcia Arrow Mr. Stephen Day 174 Math Mrs. Cynthia Ford Mrs. Mary Jo Whitehead Mr. Donald Steger Mr. Roger Zilliox Health Mrs. Patricia Hogeboom Mrs. Pearl Yarrington Mrs. Mary Poyer Mrs. Fay Brewster Physical Education Mr. Robert Emerson Mrs. Marjorie Shrauger Mr. Sam Davison 175 Mrs. Christy Ruggerio Mrs. Joanne Knapp Mrs. Lodena Snyder 176 Mr. Thomas Neubauer Computer Instruction Wood Shop Mr. Robert Smith Mr. William Priscott Teacher Aides Mr. David Wiley Resource Room Science Metal Shop Mr. John Signorelli Librarian Mrs. Joyce Houghtaling Jr. High Secretaries Mrs. Ina Lidell Mrs. Ruth Ann Stahl Mrs. Shirley Bailey Sr. High Secretaries SEATED: Mrs. Beverly Farr, Mrs. Marilyn Theleman STANDING: Mrs. Diane Conroy, Miss Virginia Hill, Mrs. Annette Poyer C.E.A. Secretaries Mrs. Jean Potter 3-6 Secretary r . ■ Mrs. Ruth Simpson 177 Cafeteria Staff C.E. Adams Carol Maslln, Rose Marie Taylor. Betty Jo Murphy. Carol Frost Jr. High FIRST ROW: Mrs. Shirley McFall. Mrs. Schermerhorn, Mrs. Ellen Oliver SECOND ROW: Mrs Phyliss Ticknor, Mrs. Pat Sherman. Mrs. Linda Stalker Sr. High Mrs. DellaMae Randall, Mrs. Gni Cook, Mrs. Nancy Boyce, Mrs. Mary Lee 178 Janitorial Staff Mr. Niel Franklin Mrs. DellaMae Randall Mr. Charlie Slack, Mr. Glenn Simpson Mr. Clarence Harris, Mr. Rod Dean Bus Drivers C. E. Adams Sr. High FIRST ROW: Julie Samson, Pat D’Achielle, Robin Carlson, Sharron Piech, Connie Hoppes, Carl Short, Ken Krna, Medford Howland, Ed Brooks SECOND ROW: Nancy Boyce, Barb Burlingame, Shirley Neidhoffer, Bud Eaton THIRD ROW: Carol Carne, Linda Gage, Peggy Bush, Jan Krna. Murray Pratt, Chuck Franklin, Head of Transportation 179 Faculty Candids 180 181 9NISI1H3AQV vv THANK YOU A. D. Bowman and Son Gregg's Supermarket Stolarcyk Chevrolet Aiello’s G. W. Knapp and Son STOP D.W.I. Air Temp. Heating and Bob Hibbard Strawberry Valley Farm Air Conditioning, Inc. IBM Strong Agency Agway Feed Ken Jones Sales Sundae Shoppe Agway Petroleum Ken’s Floor Covering Sutton and Son Upholstery Baptist Church Lisle Medical Arts Taylor’s Greenhouse Barnes’ Manwaring Equipment Dr. Theise Bert McCulloch Martindale's Tinker Shop Braig's Western Skillet Metropolitan Insurance Triangle General Store C. A. Hill and Son NAPA Mrs. Tymeson Croft Trailer’s Nichol's Funeral Home Uneke Builders The Davis’ Orzel’s Floral Arts Vali-Hi Farms Day and Night Penningroth Farm Supply Variety Store Dean’s Truck Cap Sales Pourhouse Ceramics Whitney Point Pharmacy Decker Real Estate Dr. Prindle Young’s Well Drilling Dee's Body Shop Ran-Ben Tire Dr. Zegler Donnelly’s Mobile Homes Ed Rantanen D and R Jones Robert’s Auto Salvage A very special thank you goes to these Dunham’s Backhoe Service Rotary Club people, without whom this book would Food King Schaefer’s Gardens never have been possible. Ford Hill Country Club Dr. Seketa Mrs. Donna Silvanic Gifford Tree Service Sickles Garage Mr. Paul Buckley Robert Greene Lumber Wally Smith and all of the secretaries 182 CONGRATULATIONS ’86 SENIORS especially seventh period seniors ORZEL’S FLORAL ARTS Lisle, New York VALI-HI FARMS Congratulations to Dot and Ed and the rest of the Class of '86 SUTTON SON UPHOLSTERY Rte. 26 North Box 70 Whitney Point, New York 13862 Phone: 692-3879 Feed. Seed. and Farm need Or all the tprty to kid your wdt fertilirer and lime to help crop «row Answer to your question to help you know Fmm crop Fertiliser to animal fe«-d You know that Atway amwert your need ■n CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU THE CLASS OF '86 .! WMnty Potn� N Y 1386? Phono 607 64?-941« AGWAY 183 FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK JOIN YOUR SCHOOL'S SADD CHAPTER TODAY KKOOMt COUNTY MOP l)WI PROCRAM QilD N NATIONWIDE Bert C. McCulloch SatcnwOa Mutual in� o«anca Company SjlO'M] Mutual f � in u� nc Company Natonmo 14a msutaoc Company Homao� ca Coiumeu� O o Auto, Home, Life, Health, Business, Farm Main Street, PO. 704, Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 Phone: (607) 692-3485 Res. 692-4242 Full Service Country Living Apartments 21 Units 1, 2,3 Bedrooms 184 THE STRONG AGENCY WE’RE HERE TO HELP “Your Full Service Insurance Center” Lawrence United Corp. Whitney Point 692-3350 Good Luck Seniors TAYLOR’S GREENERY Hickory St. Rte. 79S Whitney Point, N Y. 13862 Garden, Plants — Flowers — Hanging Baskets Poinsettias at Christmas Andrew Jackson Lewis Jackson Congratulations MAINE TO THE CLASS OF 1986 from all of us at Maine Shopping Plaza Open Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 862-3664 BARNES’ WHITNEY POINT Rt. 26 South Whitney Point — Glen Aubrey Road Open Weekdays 9 to 9 Saturdays 9 to 6 692-3770 185 D R JONES CONST. CORP. P.O. Box 91 Castle Creek, New York 13744 Congratulations to the 1986 Senior Class ROBERT’S AUTO SALVAGE Hemlock Hill Rd. Off Route 26 Upper Lisle, N.Y. 6924983 Selling Quality New Used Parts New Rotors New Sheet Metal for Most Cars Trucks 187 WHITNEY POINT PHARMACY Donald Hall; Pharmacist 692-3800 Congratulations to the '86 Seniors Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Monday-Friday 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Phone Marathon Weekends 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 607-849-3402 DEAN’S TRUCK CAP SALES Dean R. Quick Owner Mailing Address: Rd 1, Box 69, Lisle, N.Y. 13797-9746 DOMMELLY’S MOBILE HOMES The mobile home industry's Professional Sales Service Center TIM DONNELLY JACKIE DONNELLY EXIT 8, 1-81. ROUTE 26 WHITNEY POINT. NY 13862 188 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 THE SUNDAE SHOPPE Route 11 Whitney Point, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1986 DEE’S BODY AND PAINT by Dorchester Park Phone: 6924188 CROFT TRAILERS HITCHES Rt. 26 Glen Aubrey Since 1944 Wishing Success to the Class of ’86 A. D. BOWMAN AND SON LUMBER CO., INC. Over 56 Years in Business Route 11 Box 1168 Castle Creek, N.Y. 13744 Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Linda and the Class of 1986! THE POURHOUSE CERAMICS Triangle New York Dorothy Bush 6924294 190 GIFFORD TREE SERVICE, INC. “Congratulations to the Senior Class’ SICKLES GARAGE Wrecking Service Repair Service Used Cars Collision Work Phone (Days): 648-6095 Phone (Nights): 797-0620 MARTINDALE’S “Whitney Point’s Only Full Service Station” Rt. 11 Whitney Point 692-4963 191 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 AGWAY ENERGY PRODUCTS (607)692-3977 Phyllis Christopher, Manager Whitney Point, New York BRAIG’S WESTERN SKILLET Open 24 Hours Homemade Pies Take Out Orders Breakfast — Lunch — Dinner 6924463 WALLY SMITH Congratulations to the Class of ’86 from Wally Smith and Family POURED FOUNDATIONS Excavating Work Residential — Commercial Eggleston Road 6924204 Whitney Point 192 KEN JONES SALES Route 26 South Whitney Point, New York Compliments of Ken Jones Whitney Point, Main and Academy Streets. OPEN: Monday-Saturday Sunday 8 am to 10 pm 9 am to 8 pm asul fyl i AeA' From Mr. T’s to the Clan of 193 Wood Oil Furnaces Oil Water Heaters Air Conditioning Water Pumps BOB HIBBARD HEATING AND PLUMBING 30 Years Experience — Still Learning! RD 1, Whitney Point, N Y. 13862 Phone (607) 692-3897 Chevrolet Sales and Service STOLARCYK, INC. New Cars OK Used Cars and CHEVROLET and Trucks Trucks Complete Service Dept. “Over 30 Years Experience in the Auto Business” Mike Stolarcyk Owner 6924123 or 6924530 Route 11 Whitney Point, N.Y. 194 WHITNEY POINT AUTO PARTS “Your N.A.P.A. Jobber” Tractor — Trucks — Auto Repairs and Tools WHITNEY POINT AUTO PARTS Congratulations to the Class of ’86 722-1294 Sandra L. Solomon 6924972 195 Clothing Hardware WHITNEY POINT VARIETY A True Value Hardware 6924544 Sporting Goods Home and Garden Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Greggs Big M-Marathon 196 GREGG’S SUPERMARKETS Your One-Stop Shopping Center Whitney Point Meat 692-3343 Produce Marathon Groceries Deli-Bakery Serving the Area 21 Years .. .and thanks to the many students who have worked for us through the years, and have gone on to graduate. 197 Congratulations Seniors DECKER REAL ESTATE “Home of the Homes” Main St., Whitney Point 692-3665 Congratulations to the Graduating Class LISLE MEDICAL ARTS CENTER Daniel J. Driscoll, M.D. Ann Farr, F.N.P.C. Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 from THE TINKER SHOP DUNHAM’S Main Street BACKHOE SERVICE Whitney Point, New York Lisle, New York Box 175 13797 a Shop Devoted to the Fine Art of Tole and Decorative Painting Topsoil — Gravel — Hours: Wed. through Sat. Septic Work — Septic Cleaning 9:00 to 4:30 Phone: 692-3276 6924167 198 ROBERT GREENE LUMBER? rt Wh«tn«y Pont Ptxxw 6 mm it Best Wishes to the Class of’86 Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 Dr. Nicholas F. Seketa, D.P.M. Corner of Maine Collins Streets Whitney Point, New York 6924212 STRAWBERRY VALLEY RAN-BEN TIRE Invite Us FARM to Your Next Blowout Congratulations Seniors Exit 8 Rt. 81 Whitney Point, New York 13862 Berry Basket Gift Shop Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Days (607) 692-3455 U-Pick Vegetables Itaska Road, N.Y. 13862 Nights (607) 692-3311 199 Good Luck Class of ’86 DAVIS FARMS LISLE INN Bub Cath Congratulations to Karen and the Class of 1986 Best Wishes to the Class of’86 YOUNG WELL DRILLING Mrs. Glenn Mr. Roger H. Young 692-3286 Whitney Point New York W. Tymeson 200 Good Luck to the Senior Class The Zegler’s Seven models to choose from—the 8-hp MANWARING 108 with 30-inch mower, the 11 -hp 111 EQUIPMENT and 111H (hydrostatic) with 38-inch mower; INC. the 16-hp 116 and 116H (hydrostatic) with 38- or 46-inch mower. Rear bagger, front blade and snow thrower available. Lawn Tractors Main Street Whitney Point NY. 13862 (607) 692-3462 Congratulations to the Class of ’86 AIR TEMP Heating and Air Conditioning Inc. Binghamton, N.Y. 13902 EDWARD A. RANTANEN • •' � Attorney at Law Main Street Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 Your Heating and Air Conditioning Specialists (607)729-2812 Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 201 FORD HILL COUNTRY CLUB, INC. Public Golf Course Rt. 26 Whitney Point, New York 13862 (1V2 Miles South of Whitney Point) Compliments to the Class of ’86 36 Holes Electric Cart Rentals Available Tournaments and Facilities for Banquets by Reservation 202 AIELLO’S RESTAURANT AND PIZZERIA Where It’s Love at First Bite! 10% Discount to Students from Whitney Point Congratulations to the Class of 1986 C.A. HILL SON INC. Good Luck to the Class of '86 All Lines of Insurance Whitney Point, New York 59 Years of Insurance Service Congratulations Class of ’86 WHITNEY POINT ROTARY CLUB 203 SOLID CEDAR BEAUTY LOG HOMES AFFORDABLE RUSTIC ELEGANCE WHY CEDARDALE? NORTHERN WHITE CEDAR - NO ROT • NO TERMITES FINEST TONGUE GROOVE LOGS • NO AIR INFILTRATION POST BEAM CONSTRUCTION • STRONGEST KNOWN TO MAN MODERN MANUFACTURING FACILITY • 30 DAY DELIVERY ✓ ENERGY EFFICIENT • HIGHEST R-FACTOR OF ALL WOOD ✓ FULL LOG CONSTRUCTION Over 30 Models To Choose From Send for complete information. UNEKE BUILDERS, INC. PO Box 201 Phone Glen Aubrey, NY 13777 692-4213 204 Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 THOMAS N. THEISE D.M.D. from Dr. Mrs. ft John C. t- t orl. 1 1 - I 1 1 1 Prindle M.D. Route 11 North Whitney Point, NY. 13862 Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 PENNINGROTH FARM SUPPLY, INC. Congratulations Seniors from the WHITNEY POINT BAPTIST CHURCH Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 Pastor Paul J. Beatty Rt. 11 Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 (607)692-3388 6924964 (607) 692-3000 (607) 692-3055 Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 G. W. KNAPP AND SON INC. KEN’S FLOOR COVERING Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 Rt. 79 Lisle, N.Y. Fuel, Propane, Plumbing Heating, Water Pumps for all Your Flooring Needs Phil Knapp Call 849-3595 692-3717 Congratulations to the Class of ’86 TRIANGLE GENERAL STORE Wallpaper Groceries — Meats — Produce 692-8903 Route 206 Triangle, New York NICHOLS FUNERAL HOME Whitney Point New York Good Luck to the Graduating Class 206