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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1987 volume:

1111111 rm EAGLE EIGHTY-SEVEN INTRODUCTION 1-5 SENIOR’S WORLD 6-64 UNDERGRADUATES 65-117 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 118-130 SPORTS 131-166 ACTIVITIES 167-192 ADVERTISEMENTS 193-224 — EAGLE ’87------------- “WE ARE MANY, WE ARE ONE” DEDICATION: CLARENCE HARRIS He is always there with a smile. He is the one so many kids turn to when their sky turns black, he is the one that always has the time. He is a friend, he is a confidant, he is steady and loving. If anyone could be called good with kids it is Clarence. He is consistent and fair. He is firm but fun. The students always knew that if their world seemed unbearable and grim, Clarence could lighten their load, brighten their day, and somehow make the pain go away. He drove the kids to school and he helped them move on with their lives. He fixed as many lives as he did broken machinery in school. His ti- tle should read; “Clarence Harris — Fixer of machin- ery and mender of kids, teacher of life and valued beyond words.” 3 Retirees Mrs. Fay Brewster On June 19, 1987, Mrs. Fay Brew- ster will retire after 17 years of dedi- cated service to the WPCS system as School Nurse and teacher in the Route 11 Building. Students and faculty always found a sympathetic ear and a reassuring voice through their times of illness and problems. The myriad of situa- tions and traumas she has dealt with boggles the mind. She was always steady under crisis, she was always soothing to the afflicted, and patient for the worried. Fay and her husband Paul plan on doing some traveling after her retire- ment. Mrs. Ruth Simpson Ruth Simpson retires after 27 years of service to the Elementary Office. At the beginning of her employment in 1960, she worked with Miss Nettie Clark until 1971. From then on she has worked with Mr. Michael Heller. Mrs. Simpson graduated from Whit- ney Point Central School in 1944. Af- ter graduation she was employed by the law firm of Merchant, Waite, and Waite in Binghampton, NY. She married Ed Simpson while he was in the service and has since raised their five children. After retirment, she plans to enjoy her 13 grandchildren and pursue her hobbies. Winters she will spend in Florida camping and fishing with her husband. Mrs. Ida Brannon In the past 31 years, students from all walks of life have been taught school subjects, and a little bit of love in the classroom of Mrs. Ida Brannon. Mrs. Brannon received a BS from Plattsburgh State Teachers College in Home Economics. She then went on to receive certification in elementary education. In 1948, Mrs. Brannon began her teaching career in Milford, NY, then in Oxford Academy. In Maryland, Florida, and Virginia she taught in the First Grade. Since Sept. 1968 Mrs. Brannon has been teaching at the First Grade level. She will cherish the memories of her teaching years. Mr. John Rugg Having served thirty-three years in education as a teacher and administra- tor, Mr. Rugg has chosen to retire at the end of the 1986-1987 school year. Mr. Rugg’s teaching career began in Williamson Central School, after receiv- ing his BS and Masters degree from Amherst Colelge and Syracuse University. In Williamson he was a secondary science teacher for three years, then moved on to Watervllle, NY as an Assistant Junior-Senior High School Princi- pal for an additional three years. In 1960 he left there to become Principal, grades 7-12, at Whitney Point. Mr. Rugg has been very active over the years in promoting many programs within the District and has participated in numerous staff programs, designed to enhance the overall educational opportunities for students. Among Mr. Rugg’s outside activities are the Rotary International where he took leadership roles in several activities. He also served as Boy Scout Master for many years as well. Singing has always been a favorite outside activity with participating in the Church choir and several lead roles in community musi- cals. He hopes to travel and maybe do some limited work in education. Teacher of the Year — 1986-1987 Mrs. Pearl Yarrington Mrs. Pearl Yarrington as “Teacher of the Year ” has performed outstandingly with her students for the past twenty years. During this time she has served the school district’s children In many different ways. She began in 1967 as teacher of the special education classes in the Junior High. Two years later she was appointed School Nurse Teacher with primary duty being health teacher to the 7th and 8th grades. She continues to serve In this position as well as help In the Health Office for 8-9. She has exhibited high professional standards through continual specialized training In such areas as value clarification, death and dying, and drug abuse. A very successful unit of study on Family Life Education was developed by Mrs. Yarrington twelve years ago. It was one of the programs in the Southern Tier schools to provide students knowledge In this important area. She has found time to serve as an active member of her local emergency squad and it was through this voluntary activity that she was honored several years ago as “Outstanding Woman” In Broome County. In many ways Pearl Yarrington demonstrates all the qualities of “Teacher of the Year” and we are pleased to recognize her at this time. 5 Robert Ames Jennifer Lynn barrows “Jenny Future Plans: College — Delhi School Activities: Yearbook — assistant editor, Latin club. Science club. Marching Concert Band, Prom Committee, Inter- act club. Quote: The ultimate secret of life is the sure knowledge of death, for without it man would not strive to leave his mark upon the earth. William Q. Barabv “ACE Future Plans: College School Activities: Soccer, Color Guard Quote: Two wrongs may not made a right, but it certainly makes you feel better. Annette Marie Barton “netty betty Future Plans: To make bigs bucks! Quote: Get down and party all night long!! Gregory Barnhart Jon David Baumgart “Creampuff ’ Future Plans: College become rich have fun School Activities: National Honor Society, JV Varsity soccer, JV Varsity Baseball, JV Basketball, Science club(President), French club, Yearbook, Prom Committee. Quote: “Give me a bottle of anything and a glazed doughnut ... to go!’ — David Lee Roth 8 Billie Jo Beavers “Billy-Bob” Future Plans: Undecided School Activities: Chorus, Volleyball, Boces Quote: “If you love something set it free, if It comes back to you itk yours, if it doesn't hunt it down and kill it.” Diane Marie Black “Pee Wee” Future Plans: College School Activities: Basketball, Softball, Field Hockey, Soph. Class Treasurer, Se- nior Class Vice-President, French Club, Student Council Quote: Don’t let your dreams float away — ’cause they won’t come true that way! — Billie Jo Mark James Bernard “Bernie” Future Plans: College School Activities: Varsity Football, J.V. Football, National Honor Society. Quote: “We must indeed all hang together or, most assuredly — we shall hang sepa- rately” — Ben Franklin David C. Boyles “Darkle” Future Plans: College, Work, Enjoy life Quote: In life whatever happens — hap- pens! These past years in high school are now gone but the “memories” will always be there to remember Jamie E. Bigelow Future plans: College School Activities: Basketball, Football, Baseball Quote: Life will probably come out all right, but sometimes it takes strong nerves Just to watch. George Bridges 9 Jennie LouAnn Briggs “Henny Penny Future Plans: Get married, work Quote: SUck with school, it'n not as bad as you think. Lorraine Sue Brightscn Future Plans: College School AcUviUes: Yearbook Editor, Na- tional Honor Society, French Club, Sci- ence Club, Tennis, Indoor Track, Band, .Jazz Ensemble. Quote: “Love is undying, and life is unend- ing, and the boundry of this mortal life is but a horizon and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight. — Dom Bede Jarrette Anne Jeanette Brown “Brownie Future Plans: Navy, Marriage School AcUviUes: Softball, F.H.A.(Sec. Vice President), Chorus, BOCES, Interact. Quote: “Life is Just a party and parties weren’t meant to last’’ — LET’S PARTY!! Rebecca Lee Canova “Beck Future Plans: College School AcUviUes: National Honor Society Quote: “When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us. — Helen Keller 10 Wayne Card David Brian Carroll “Psyco Future Plans: Undecided School AcUvities: Wrestling Quote: I started at the bottom I like it here! Scott A. Chambers Future Plans: College School Activities: Student Council Quote: He that dies pays all his debts. John E. Clink “Curly” Future Plans: Heavy Equipment Operator School Activities: Student Council Quote: The school where I go is u modern school, with numerous modern graces. And there they cling to the modern rule of; “Cherish the problem cases!” Kathleen Michele Ciufo “Chewy” Future Pluns: College School Activities: Volleyball. Softball, Student Council, Chorus, French Club, Prom Committee, Ski Club Quote: “Today was tomorrow yesterday — It j funny how the time can slip away.” — OZZY Tracy Daniel Cole ’ “Trace” Future Plans: State Trooper Quote: “I know you’ve got to run to win and I’ll be damned if I 11 get hung up on the line!” — Van Halen 5160 Craig Clark Laura Lee Collins “Lorma” Future Plans: Open a bar called “Laura’s Bar Room Blitz” and be a race car driver. School Activities: Prom Committee Quote: In this promised land, fire hurtlin' in our hands, the choice is ours to make. Realize your fantasy and live the dream with every step you take. — Journey 11 Matthew Collins “Bert Future Plans: College School Activities: Skiing, Soccer Quote: Speak loudly and carry a big stick! Valerie Davies “VaT Future Plans: College School Activities: BOCES Quote: School has been fun To some It all depends But now itls time to run And time to meet new friends Wendy S. Craft “Wendell” Future Plans: College Busincss Adminis- tration School Activities: Volleyball, Prom Com- mittee, French Club Quote: I wish, I wish that I could know the places I have yet to go, the ways I’ll change, the things 1 11 do, the special dreams I’ll make come true, I wish, I wish that I could see the life that lies ahead of me. James C. Decker “Deck” Future Plans: College, Employment School Activities: J.V. Varsity Football, J.V. Varsity Track, Varsity Indoor Track, Lacrosse Team (Captain), French Club, Science Club. Quote: “In three words I can sum up all I've learned about life. It goes on!” — Robert Frost Christy Croft “Critter” Future Plans: College School Activities: Student Council Vice- President (9), Class Vice-President (10), Class President (11 12), Basketball, Soft- ball. Chorus, Prom Committee, French Club. Quote: Days that arc past arc g mc forever, and those that arc to come may not come to you, therefore, enjoy the present without re- gretting the loss of what has past, or depend- ing too much on that which is not yet here. — Dandemis — 3rd Century, B.C. Elizabeth Renee Dehaven “Liz” Future Plans: Undecided School Activities: French Club, BOCES Quote: Is this really true, or am I dream- ing!? 12 Michael Patrick Doan “Doaner, Fozzie” Future Plans: BCC (Mcch. Drawing En- gineering), Family School Activities: Jr. High Band, Chorus Quote: “For the world is hollow, and I have touched the sky. — Star Trek Thomas M. Driscoll “Tom’ Future Plans: College School Activities: Soccer, Jazz Bank, Sci- ence Club Quote: “God, I’m sophisticated!” — F. Scott Fitzgerald Scott C. Eaton “Odie Future Plans: Self-Employment School Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, BOCES Quote: Time seems to go so fast, so enjoy it while you can! Marv Jo Eldrcd “M.J.” Future Plans: College — Interior Design School Activities: Prom Committee, Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Field Hockey, Basketball Quote: “When a man is no longer anxious to do better than well, he is done for. — Albert Haydon Paul A. English “STING Future Plans: Party and Work Quote: Hey, man I finally made it!! Eric Fctterman “Norton” Future Plans: Carpentry, Marines School Activities: Track 13 Geoffrey Todd Folmsbee “REVY Future Flans: Become a contractor School Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Soccer Quote: Memories will awukcn old feelings The yearning will never end The tears will fall, our hearts will ache But the friendship will last forever David Michael Forkev “Dave Future Flans: Undecided School Activities: Football, BOCES Quote: All heck’s broken loose! Matthew S. Franklin “Tangcr” Future Flans: College, work, become a beach bum. School Activities: Soccer, Tennis, Ski Club, Science Club Quote: Bring on the dunclng girls. It’s final- ly over and now it’s time to celebrate!! Debora Lynn Freeman “Debbcr’’ Future Flans: College Pre-Law School Activities: J.V. Varsity Cheerlead- ing, Band, Prom Committee, Science Club, Yearbook Sr. Editor, Student Council Quote: “Faith is knowing there is an ocean, when you have only seen a brook. Amy Suzanne Freer “Rosie Future Flans: College School Activities: J.V. Varsity Track, J.V. Varsity Cross Country, French Club, Science Club, From Committee. Quote: “If you wish in this world to ad- vance, your merits you’re bound to en- hance; you must stir it and stump it, and blow your own trumpet, or trust me, you haven’t a chance’’ Dave N. Fuller “A.J. Foyt’ Future Flans: College, Custom Fuinting, My own body shop. School Activities: Weightlifting Quote: “Unless your purpose is doing hurm. And then I know of no better way. To close a road, abandon a farm. And bring back nature in people’s place.’’ — Robert Frost 14 — W.S. Gilbert Tammy L. Gaylord Future Plans: Work, possible College School Activities: Volleyball, Softball, French Club Quote: Class is not something you teach. You either have it or you don’t! Darlene M. Griffith “Dar” Future Plans: College School Activities: Softball, Yearbook, French Club Quote: “What lies behind us und what lies before us arc tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” Cheryl Marie Glezen “Cheryl” Future Plans: College School Activities: Concert Marching Band, Latin Club, Ski Club, Science Club, Prom Committee Quote: Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life, as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Fern J. Gorton “Plant” Future Plans: College School Activities: Prom Committee Quote: “And we can all fly away. All fly away; Let’s leave today, We may climb through time tomorrow'” — Jefferson Starship Diane M. Griffith Future Plans: College, Marriage School Activities: Softball, Y.O.P. Quote: “Climb high, climb far, your goal’s the sky, your aim the star” Sallyanne Griffith “(Everybody’s) Mom” Future Plans: College Marriuge Counsel- or, Marriage School Activities: BOCES 11th (Offset Printing) Quote: “Yet it’s hard living life on this memory go-round, always up, always down, turning round and round, and all this could be Just a dream so it seems. I was never much good at good-bye.” — Night Ranger 15 Kelly A. Hall “Kel Future Flans: Travel Tourism School Activities: Field Hockey, Volley- ball, Student Council, Prom Committee Quote: Don’t ever give up on your dreams, and never leave them behind. Find them; make them yours, and all through your life, cherish them, and never let them go. — Elisa Costanza Terri Lyn Harper Future Plans: Secretarial Work Quote: Your future lies before you like a shining path of snow. Be careful how you tread for every step will show. Mary C. Halloran Future Plans: College School Activities: Cross-country, Basket- ball, Track, French Club Quote: It’s not enough to know what’s right unless I’m strong enough to do it. It’s not enough to have a dream unless I’m willing to pursue it. Kevin Mark Hand “The Girl Without a Shirt.” Future Plans: Plumbing Contractor School Activities: BOCES, Football, Night School Quote: ‘‘Yeah, the other day I be sleeping and I woke from a terrible dream, so I called up my friend Jack Daniels and his partner .Jimmy Beam, and we drank alone . . . Yeah with nobody else.” — Lonesome George 16 Christopher Paul Heller “Chris” Future Flans: College School Activities: J.V. Varsity Basket- ball, J.V. Varsity Soccer, Golf, Track, French Club Quote: “The pleasures of the senses I can sympathize with and share; but the sub- stitution of sensuous ecstasy for intellec- tual activity is the very Devil.” — George Bernard Shaw Paul G. Hutchins “Paul” Future Flans: College School Activities: Varsity Golf, Varsity Soccer Manager, Science Club Quote: Congratulations to the graduating class of 1987, me included. Becca Joy Hyde “D.J.” Future Flans: College, F'light Attendance School Activities: Concert Band (Secre- tary), Jazz Band, Marching Band, Cheer- leading, Yearbook Staff, French Club, From Committee Quote: “God, give me sympathy and sense and help keep my courage high. God. give me calm and confidence. And, please — u twinkle in my eye.” — Margaret Bui ley Marlene L. Hyde “Mar” Future Flans: Marriage, College School Activities: Health Office, C.E.A. Volunteer Quote: “There arc so many things I want to say.” — Peter Citeria Jennifer Margaret Kemp Future Flans: College School Activities: Tennis, Basketball, Softball, National Honor Society, Latin Club, Chorus, From Committee Quote: “The art of being happy lies in the power of extracting happiness from com- mon things.” — Henry Ward Beecher Georgina Lynn Kermidas “Gina” Future Flans: College School Activities: Softball, French Club Quote: “The world only exists in your eyes — your conception of it. You can make it as big or as small as you want to.” — F. Scott Fitzgerald 17 Majoric Valoric Krna Maij” Future Plans: Cosmetologist School Activities: Softball, Chorus, BOCES (Cosmetology) Quote: “We are not divided; we arc not alone.” — Rick Cua Lisa Michelle Lewis Future Plans: College (Engineering Sci- ence) School Activities: Concert Band, March- ing Band, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Soft- ball, Varsity Tennis, Prom Committee, Student Council Rep., Jazz Band, Indoor Track, Science Club, French Club. Quote: ‘‘If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; If you can dream it, you can become it.” — William Arthur Ward Alicia Jo Laudig “Skeezics” Future Plans: Marriage and raise champi- on boxers. School Activities: BOCES (11,12) Quote: ‘‘Dear Father, hear and bless the beasts and singing birds, and guurd with tenderness small things that have no w'ords. ” — Arthur unknown Lisa Leonard “Lisa” Future Plans: Attend the University of Arizona School Activities: Track, Cross-country, Tennis Quote: ‘‘Know thyself above all else.” — Socrates Michelle Elesc Love “Shelley” Future Pluns: College (travel photo- graphy) School Activities: Field Hockey, J.V. Var- sity Cheerleading, Varsity Tennis, French Club, Prom Committee Quote: We act as though we had u thou- sand years to live . . . Let us rather strive for the gentle humor of the heart that knows how to smile at the world. Michael Terry Lynch “Lynchy” Future Plans: College, Employment School Activities: J.V. Varsity Football (Senior Captain), Varsity Wrestling (Jun- ior Scnior Captain), Junior Class Vice- President, Lacrosse (Captain), French Club, Science Club Quote: You can do anything your mind wills, live life to the fullest, there are no second chances. 18 Jack Raymond Mason “Bute Future Plans: College — Astronomy, Mili- tary School Activities: Band, Science Club, Football, Interact Quote: “Science is always wrong. It never solves a problem without creating ten more. — George Bernard Shaw Melanie Jean Miller “Minnie” Future Plans: College School Activities: Student Council, Prom Committee, Science Club, French Club, Chorus, Girls Basketball Manager Quote: “Some people dream of worthy ac- complishments, while others stay uwake and do them.” Mark Alan Mathewson “Mark” Future Plans: College, Music Spanish School Activities: Tennis, Science Club, Chorus, National Honor Society, Skiing Quote: “The future we saw with our minds was something of our hearts design — be- tween today and yesterday, life came be- tween us all.” — Barry Manilow Amy Louise Morse “Amy” Future Plans: College School Activities: National Honor Society (Sec.), Concert Band (Pres.), Jazz Band, Marching Band, Drum Major, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Science Club, Prom Committee, Ski Club, Area All State Bund Quote: Choose your own road and follow your dreams. No matter how difficult the Journey seems. Learn from your mistakes, but put aside the sorrow. For no road is long if you believe in tomorrow. Glenn Lewis Meacham “Gladys” Future Plans: College School Activities: J.V. Varsity Soccer, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior and Senior Class treasurer. Quote: “People disappeared, reappeared, made plans to go somewhere, and lost each other, searched for each other, found each other a few feet away.” — F. Scott Fitzgerald Jon Edward Morse “Jon” Future Plans: College School Activities: J.V. Varsity Football Quote: Quitters never win and winners never quit. 19 Kathy Lin Nabinger “Kathy Future Plans: College School Activities: Concert Hand, Jazz En- semble, Prom Committee, Science Club, Latin, Club, National Honor Society. Quote: If you have built castles In the air your work need not be lost; that Is where they should be. Now put foundations un- der them. Chris Pease April May Newton “Flash Future Plans: College, Work School Activities: Volleyball, BOCES Quote: A friend Is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him, I may think aloud. William A. Phillips “Bill Future Plans: College — Pre-law School Activities: Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball, Varsity CYO basketball, Vice- President Latin Club, Science Club, Prom Committee, Yearbook Quote: The race does not always go to the swift, but to those who keep on running. Monica Oficialdegui “Monica Future Plans: College School Activities: Skiing Quote: What you think Is the end, really is the beginning. Michael J. Poff “Puffer” Future Plans: College School Activities: Golf, Skiing Quote: I’m glad that this time has finally come. I sure wouldn’t want to do it all over again. 20 Denise Jean Potter “Otter” Future Flans: College, Marriage School Activities: J.V. Varsity Volleyball, Yearbook Committee. Hand, French Club Quote: In everything one must consider the end. Timothy Lee Poyer “Puppy” Future Plans: College — Marine Biology School Activities: Basketball, Soccer, Golf, Science Club, Chorus, Band, Student Council Bryan Samuel Pratt “Bryan” Future Plans: Employment School Activities: Football Quote: Letparty. Jane Marie Pratt “Jane” Future Plans: College School Activities: French Club, Volley- ball, Student Council Quote: “No one else is better than you, but you arc no better than anyone else until you do something to prove it.” — Donald Laird A Michael Pratt Stephanie Ann Pratt “Steph” Future Plans: College School Activities: Latin Club, Science Club, Chorus Quote: “Out of beliefs are born deeds. Out of deeds we form habits; out of our habits grow' our character; and on our character we build our destination.” — Henry Hancock 21 Hugh Quail, Jr. “Huge” Future Plans: College School Activities: Football. Basketball Quote: To everything there is life, so get out and enjoy it while you can. Victoria Lee Roc “Chicky” Future Plans: Work, Marriage School Activities: Varsity Cheerleader (11) , V.I.C.A. Treasurer (11 12) F.B.L.A. (12) , BOCES (11 12) Quote: It’s okuy to dream. It helps us stay sane. But you’ve got to rculizc that the dreaming stops here and reality takes over. Tracy Ann Rowley “Tar” Future Plans: College School Activities: Softball, Honor Society Quote: If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s vour to keep. If it doesn't, it was never meant to be. Tammy Salerno “Tami’’ Future Plans: College Quote: As you go through life it’s not what other people think that matters, but the man looking back from the glass who’s opinion counts most. Leo Shearer Scott Christopher Shirhall “Scott Future Plans: College School Activities: Golf (9, 10, 11, 12), Ski Club (9. 10, 11 12), Science Club (10), Football (9,10) Quote: “NO COMMENT ’ 22 Kathryn E. Shrauger “Kath” Future Plan� : College School Activities: J.V. Varslty Basket- ball. Varsity Track, Chorus, Science Club, French Club, National Honor Society Vice-President. Quote: “When one door of huppiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not ace the one which had been opened for us.” — Helen Keller Shannon Kathleen Smith “Shenanigan’ Future Pluns: College Quote: “Moon’s silver face, dark shadows on the wall, light playing games as evening falls and when the sunshine can’t warm your heart again, soar with the starlight on the evening wind.” — Grace Slick Shannon Gayle Starner “Shannon” Future Plans: College — Law Enforcement School Activities: J.V. Varsity Field Hockey, Volleyball, Softball. Student Council, French Club. Prom Committee Quote: Never give up if you don’t know where you are going; any road will get you there. Best of luck to the class of 87; looks like we made it! Mark Stearns “Stcarnzie’’ Future Plans: College School Activities: Golf, BOCES Quote: When you think it’s over, it's Just begun. Julie Ann Stevens Future Plans: College School Activities: Science Club Quote: We may lose many friendships here, but w e will have our whole lives to make more. Christopher Douglas Stocum “Stoc” Future Plans: College School Activities: J.V. Varsity Basket- ball, J.V. Varsity Baseball, Varsity Soc- cer, Honor Society, French Club, Science Club 23 Paul Floyd Stone “Stoney” Future Plans: Attend Broome Community College School Activities: Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Baseball, Soccer, National Honor So- ciety, American I egion Boys State, Sci- ence Club, French Club Quote: “I don’t believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want.” — Bernard Shaw Myron J. Swarts Future Plans: Electronics School Activities: Baseball, Football, In- door Track Stephen Sturdevant “Steve” Future Plans: Work as a muson School Activities: Golf, Soccer Quote: Hung in there; you’ve still got time. Nicole Ann Swan “Nikki” Future Plans: Go into Business Quote: When Christ is the center of your focus, all else will come into proper per- spective. Ellen «Joanna Tambascio “HOT SAUCE” Future Plans: College School Activities: V. X-Country 9-12, V. Basketball 10-12, J.V. Softball 9,10, V- Pres S.C. 11, Prom Com., Sr. Ed. Yearbook Quote: Dearly beloved, wc R guthcrcd here today, 2 get through this thing called life. Electric word life, it means forever that’s a mighty long time ... A world of never ending huppincss I' can always sec the sun day or night . . . GO CRAZY! — Prince Ellen M. Tavlor “Ellen” Future Plans: College School Activities: Field Hockey, Volley- ball, Ski Club, Yearbook, Science Club, Prom Committee, French Club, Chorus Quote: “It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should.” — Thomas A. Keinpis 24 Brian Scott Theleman “Roy B.” Future Plans: College, Marriage School Activities: Football, Basketball, Weight Lifting, Cross Country Quote: “The story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye. The story of love is hello and good-bye until wfe meet again.” — Jimi Hendrix Tonya Lavina Torrance “Fred” Future Plans: College School Activities: Field Hockey (4 yrs.). Volleyball (1 yr.) Chorus (3 yrs.) Band, Student Council. Quote: We do not remember days, w'e re- member moments. James Douglas Tillotson “Horse” Future Plans: Work or College School Activities: National Honor Society, Science Club, Latin Club Quote: The best thing I want to get out of school is myself. Tracy M. Torrance “Frog” Future Plans: College School Activities: Cross Country, Track, Basketball, Band, Student Council, Cho- rus, Interact. Quote: “You’re hearing what you want to hear, misunderstanding all you see, an at- titude in all of us is it really you and me.” — i ) Jess Tong Future Plans: Operate a Body Shop School Activities: BOCES, Skiing Quote: Education is never complete unUl one dies. Sheri Mae Truax “Tweety” Future Plans: College — Veterinary Sci- ences School Activities: Cross Country, Track, French Club, Science Club, National Hon- or Society, Prom Committee. Quote: That which we acquire w’ith the most difficulty we retain the longest; as those who have earned a fortune arc usu- ally more careful of it than those who have inherited one. 25 Pamela Jean Tyler “Spam” Future Plans: College — Criminal Justice School Activities: Field Hockey, Swim Team, Softball, Band, Jazz Ensemble, Marching Band, CEA Volunteer, Science Club, Ski Club, Prom Committee. Quote: Go for your dreams! Frank Vandcrburg Kristen Marie Tuckey “Kris” Future Plans: College — Elementary Edu- cation School Activities: French Club, CEA Vol- unteer Quote: “The fear of the Lord is the begin- ning of knowledge: but fools despise wis- dom and instruction.” — Proverbs 1:7 Lisa Marie Walls “MONA” Future Plans: College, Veterinary Science School Activities: Field Hockey, Softball, Student Council (President 9th, 12th; Public Relations 10th), French Club, Sci- ence Club, Prom Committee. Quote: “Finish each day and be done with it . . . You have done what you could; some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; you shall be- gin it well and serenely.” Agnes Rachel Viterbo “Andert” Future Plans: College, Business Woman School Activities: Exchange Student, Ski Club, Softball, Chorus, Cheerleading Man- ager (Varsity). Quote: “Real Joy comes not from case or riches or from the praise of men, but from doing something worthwhile.” — Wilfred T. Grenfell 26 Sarah Ann Weidman “Weed’ Future Plans: College — Legal Assistant School Activities: Chorus, French Club, Science Club, Prom Committee Quote: “I decided long ago never to walk In anyone’s shadows; If I fall, if I succeed, at least 1 11 live as I believe. — Whitney Houston Michael Randall “Tran” Future Plans: College School Activities: Ski club. Science Club Quote:44. . . every cop is a criminal and all the sinners saints’ — Rolling Stones Heidi Wcinreich “Heidi” Future Plans: College — Computer Sci- ence School Activities: Track, Skiing, French Club Quote: “Dreams that have shattered may not have mattered. Take another view. Doubts will arise, though like chasing a rainbow I can tell you a thing or two.” — Ozzy Judith Ann Weir “Jude” Future Plans: College School Activities: Field Hockey, ski club, softball, French club, Honor Society President, Class Secretary, Class Presi- dent, Prom Committee Quote: “.Just like a heartbeat, its here and its gone — its the prime of your life, gotta make it last.” — Loverboy 27 E X c H A N G E Monica Oficialdegui D S Agnes “Andert” Viterbo They come to us from many lands. They bring to us so much and then It is time for them to go. Monica, Lidja, and Andert have enriched our lives and for that we are grateful. We only hope that they will return to their homes with as many fond memories of us as we have of them. Monica came to us from Spain and brought to Whitney Point a charming example of “Old World” grace and poise. She stayed with the Smith family who will miss her dearly. Lidja, who was from Austria, stayed with the Starner family which had to endure her early departure for home at mid-year. Andert came from the Philippines and stayed with many lucky families in the Whitney Point area. All Join the Yearbook staff in wishing Andert, Monica, and Lidja a fond farewell. Andy Hall was Whitney Point’s exchange student to the Philippines this year. We look forward to his return. Lidja Grile 28 Valedictorian — •Judy Weir Judith Ann Weir is valedictorian of the Class of ’87. She is the daughter of Robert and Dorothy Weir of Binghamton, New York. Judy has maintained an average of 94.52 and has been involved in many school activities. She has served as sophomore class president. She has en- joyed her years on the varsity field hockey and soft- ball teams. She has also been active in the Ski Club. Judy has participated in the homecoming and prom courts, played piano for the chorus, and worked with legislators in the Broome County Legislative Intern- ship. Judy represented Whitney Point at the 1986 Rotary Youth Leadership Conference, won a scholar- ship as “Salute to Youth Citizen of the Year”, and was given a “Good Citizen Award” by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Judy plans to attend Ithaca College to study for a career in law and politics. Salutatorian — Kathy Nabinger Kathy Lin Nabinger, daughter of Dori Nabinger of Whitney Point and Edward Nabinger of Marathon, is the salutatorian of the Whitney Point class of 1987. While maintaining an extreemly high average, Kathy has remained active in other areas of school. She has been a member of the Latin Club for four years, serving as secretary and president. She was also a member of the Science Club, Prom Committee, and National Honor Society. Kathy enjoys playing piano, alto sax, and clarinet while a member of the Jazz Ensemble and Concert Band. She was a member of the Sectional All-State Band for two years and has participated in several NYSMA Music Festivals. During her summer months, she was involved in the Freshwater and Marine Biology courses. Kathy was proud to represent Whitney Point High School in the National Council on Youth Leader- ship’s Salute to Youth ’86, the Rotary Youth Leader- ship Conference and Who’s Who Among American High School Students. She was also the recipient of the Farm Bureau’s Youth Citizenship Award and a Regents Scholarship winner. Kathy plans to attend Cortland College next Fall, where she has received a Freshman Honors Full Tuition Scholarship. 30 Regents Scholarship Winners Paul Stone, Judy Weir, Kathy Nabinger, Lorraine Brightsen, Scott Shlrhall Top Ten 1st Row: Judy Weir, Kathy Nabinger. Lorraine Brightsen, Tracy Rowley (not in picture), Kathy Shraugeriind Row: Sheri Truax, Stephanie Pratt, Michael Doan, Mark Matthew- son, Jon Baumgart 31 You had to be there! 33 34 1987 Senior- Junior Prom The 1987 Junior Senior Prom was a time to be remembered. Junior Advisor Mrs. Stone and Senior Advisor Mrs. Silvanic along with co- worker Mr. Minacci pulled off their usual magic. The glitter and the images will remain in the minds of all that shared this magic night. Staged at the Hathaway House in McGraw the evening was filled with music and memories. The 1987 Prom joined the long list of great W.P. evenings. Queen Amy and King Glenn with their court: Sheri Traux, Mike Lynch. Kevin Hand. Lisa Walls. Judy Weir, Brian Thelman, Christy Croft, and Jamie Bigelow 35 the playing of the Na- tional Anthem, and the invocation given by Fa- ther O’Hanlon. Follow- ing the invocation, Mark Mathewson, Tiin Poyer, Ellen Taylor, Mi- chelle Love, and Jenni- fer Kemp, sang the love theme from “St. El- mos’s Fire,” which they dedicated to their fellow classmates. Speeches wrere given by class president Christy Croft, valedictorian Judy Weir, salutatorian Kathy Nabinger, and exchange student Monica Oficialde- qui. Awards were presented to many members of the class by Mr. Richard Smith and Mr. John Storer. After the awards, diplomas were awarded to the 113 students by board members, Mr. Mel Bowman and Miss Marie Scott. The ceremony concluded with the benediction and the recessional to “Finale Jubi- lante.” Feelings of Joy and sadness were in abun- dance at the June 19th, 1987, Graduation Com- mencement ceremony. The service began with the traditional receiv- ing of the graduates, The rain drops are gently tickling the windows as I look out at the cold grey sky. This town seems so lonely and forsaken; the hills echo the feeling standing there so silently at a loss for words. I hear footsteps in the hall behind me and papers rustling rest- lessly in the room. It gives me a “hom- ey” feeling, and so I reflect from my senior year to all the years preceding. I can remember so vividly the three buildings that have shaped our lives, in which we dreamed, loved, cried, hurt, smiled, learned, and, of course, hoped. All the way from kindergarten when we wanted to be a fireman or a police person, ’til we wanted to be a doctor, or a scientist. This place was our window to the world and it gave us ideas with what to do with life. It’s here that we found what kind of guy or girl we want to marry or maybe found that we didn’t want to. There are Just so many things incapable of de- scription. But I’m sure the other stu- dents will know what I’m feeling, and I know that no matter if the rest of our lives are cloudy, or we miss our friends, or what have you, that these thirteen years will be the silver lining on our shining star. And so we go on dreaming, loving, crying, hurting, smiling, learning, and hoping; and looking back to when the sun shone or when the rain pit- ter-pattered on the windows. We will think of this school, and miss it. Dream on. 41 Last Will and Testament We, the class of 1987, never having been accused of being in sound mind and body do hereby leave the following bequests: I, GLENN MEACHAM, hereby bequeath one Jar of turtle wax to Mr. Bochniak so he can buff and style his hair. I, MELANIE MILLER, hereby bequeath to Roy Willis, all my pictures of of Tonya Torrance so he can drool over them. I, AMY FREER, hereby bequeath my ability not to procrastinate to Mr. Bochniak. I, TAMMY GAYLORD, hereby bequeath all the time I wasted with George Bridges to anyone who wants him. I, TIMOTHY R. HAWKES, hereby bequeath all my softball abilities to my sister Tammy. I, KRISTIN TUCKY, hereby bequeath to Mrs. Freije a stopwatch that goes off every two minutes. I, CHERYL GLEZEN, hereby bequeath my ability to find humor in band rehearsals to Mr. Wagner, since he can’t seem to find any. I, DIANE GRIFFITH, hereby bequeath a gallon of French Vanilla ice cream, to Mr. Bochniak. I, SALLYANN GRIFFITH hereby bequeath my moodiness to Dena Gannon, because I don’t need it anymore. I KELLY HALL, hereby bequeath all the best of times to Tubba and Ellle. I, MARY HALLORAN, hereby bequeath season tickets to the Whalers to Katrina Louise Green. I. CHRIS HELLER, hereby bequeath to sympathetic Steve Day, my opinion, since I wasn’t old enough to have one in 10th grade. I, APRIL NEWTON, hereby bequeath a date to Britt Welch. He’ll need it. I, MONICA OFICIALDE- GLI, hereby bequeath a book of Spanish names to Mr. Storer and Mr. Minaccl so they can pronounce my name. I, WILLIAM PHILLIPS, hereby bequeath to Rodney Miller my great singing voice, and my charming manliness. I, MIKE POFF, hereby bequeath a six pack of beer to all the kids behind me. They are going to need it. I, DENISE POTTER, hereby bequeath my ability to get to school on time and straight to Barry Myers. I, PAM TYLER, hereby bequeath Patty, Brad, Cathl, and Piggy a life of parties and fun. I, BRYAN PRATT, hereby bequeath a half shirt to Mary Freije. I, AMY L. MORSE, hereby bequeath all my cookies to Dave Boyles. I, LISA M. WALLS, hereby bequeath a personality and a “trip and fall down” to my buddy Shelly Ross. I, WENDY CRAFT, hereby bequeath to Julann Ellis, my senior attitude which I am sure she will continue next year. I, JANE PRATT, hereby bequeath my ‘‘attitude problem” to Mr. Bilsky since he had so many comments about it. I, VICKI ROE, hereby bequeath to Mrs. Freije a bronzed honor pass, so she doesn’t have to keep taking them from students. I, GREG BARNHART, hereby bequeath all my 12RSS handouts to future members of Mr. Bilsky’s clases. I, JENNIFER BARROWS, hereby bequeath my ability to pass all my courses in my senior year to Rob Driscoll. I, JON DAVID BAUMGART, hereby bequeath my old rusty blue truck to Mr. Bilsky because its better than what he drives around now. I, BILLIE JO BEAVERS, hereby bequeath all of my hair spray to Shelly Ross and Dawn Black — God knows they will use it all. Best wishes and all my love. I, STEPHEN STURDEVANT, hereby bequeath knowledge to all the students in school. I, JENNIE BRIGGS, hereby bequeath my childishness and silly attitudes to Mrs. Freije — lord knows she needs it. I, ANNETTE BREWER, hereby bequeath my long legs to Mrs. Silvanic. I, MYRON SWARTS, hereby bequeath six weeks of grammar classes to Coach Miller. I, ELLEN TAYLOR, hereby bequeath to Mr. Bochniak and his future classes, a year’s supply of French Vanilla ice cream. I, BRIAN THELMAN, hereby bequeath my ability to keep my eyes open to Brett Dean. I, JAMES D. TILLOTSON, hereby bequeath my nickname of “horse” to my brother Gerry. I. TONYA TORRANCE, hereby bequeath my wisdom to u very different person, Mike Baker. I, MARK BERNARD, hereby bequeath a can of beer to Mr. Hatch because he has never had one. I, KEITH ROGERS, hereby bequeath all my empty beer bottles to Mr. Minaccl. I, BECCA HYDE, hereby bequeath my cuteness and my Florida tan to Denise Cargin. I, GINA KERMIDAS, hereby bequeath a softball rule book to Mrs. Silvanic. Good luck mom. I, MARJORIE KRNA, hereby bequeath all of my good times from my senior year to thejuniors. I, JENNIFER M. KEMP, hereby bequeath some of my ability to be nice to everybody to those that can’t. I, ALICIA LAUDIG, hereby bequeath my ability to get home to Judy Moraly. I, LISA LEWIS, hereby bequeath to David Lewis all my wisdom from school and dinner on me. I, KATHLEEN MICHELE CIUFO, hereby bequeath my ability to get caught cheating in Ms. Lane’s Accounting class to anyone who thinks they’ll be able to get away with it. I, MICHELLE LOVE, hereby bequeath my “attitude problem” to Mr. Bochniak. I, JACK MASON, hereby bequeath Mr. Mannix a bushel of glow-in-the-dark tobacco and mushrooms. I, MARK MATHEWSON, hereby bequeath a productive senior year to Andrew J. Hall — because mine certainly wasn’t. I, SARAH WEIDMAN, hereby bequeath my outstanding accounting abilities to Tersia Pratt, who will definitely need them next year. I, JUDY WEIR, hereby bequeath my varsity softball uniform to a needy JV who must wear an old pink one. I, JAMIE BIGELOW, hereby bequeath my ability to sleep through Mr. Bochniak’s class to all of next years senlros who have him. I, DIANE BLACK, hereby bequeath my ability to come to school to Dawn. Thanks Dawn. I, DAVID BOYLES, hereby bequeath my memorable Senior year to my good friends who made it “the best”. I, LORRAINE BRIGHTSEN, hereby bequeath my calculator and math notebooks to my little sister Anne. I, REBECCA CANOVA, hereby bequeath one banana to Michael Kermidas, Ha, Ha. I, SCOTT A. CHAMBERS, hereby bequeath my Playboy image to Mr. Minaccl. I, CHRISTY CROFT, hereby bequeath my “close friendship” with Mrs. Silvanic to everyone who was concerned. I, JOHN CLINK, hereby bequeath my determination to my sister and brother, Linda and James. I, LINDA COLLINS, hereby bequeath a beer at the Lisle Inn to Mr. Buckley. I, MATTHEW COLLINS, hereby bequeath my deputy position to Mr. Bochniak. I. TRACY ROWLEY, hereby bequeath to Mrs. Burdick a box of rat poison. I, LEO SHEARER, hereby bequeath my dog, my cat, my car and my last case of 12 horse ale to Darryl Smith. I, SCOTT SHIRHALL, hereby bequeath my ability to ruin Science Club trips to Junior. I, KATHY SHRAUGER, hereby bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Mark Abbey. I, SHANNON SMITH, hereby bequeath proof that I have bladder control to Mrs. Freeh since she thinks I have none. I give to Barry Myers and Mark Westbrook my ability to come to school. I, SHERI TRUAX, hereby bequeath my perfect attendance during aerobic gym class to Mrs. White. I, JULIE STEVENS, hereby bequeath my ironic sense humor to Mr. Davies. I, MARY JO ELDRED, hereby bequeath Mrs. White my positive human nature and to Penny my happy personality. I, MICHAEL DOAN, hereby bequeath my radical riding abilities to all the underclass stylers. I, THOMAS DRISCOLL, hereby bequeath to Steven Day my complete library of your books including four unused copies of Ethan Frome. I, SCOTT EATON, hereby bequeath a case of 12 horse and a bottle of “Jack” to Duane Thelman — he’ll need it. I, JAMES DECKER, hereby bequeath all my socks, to all the people who gave me a hard time for not wearing any. I, TRACY COLE, hereby bequeath to my teachers peace and quiet. Now I will leave with fond memoreis. I, PAUL ENGLISH, hereby bequeath my pen and all my notebooks to my little brother Michael LaRuc. I, VALERIE DAVIES, hereby bequeath all my French Fries to Mr. Towns. I. ELIZABETH DEHAVEN, hereby bequeath my make-up to Wayne Card. I, MATT FRANKLIN, hereby bequeath my ability to tramatize the whole school to future students. To Mr. Buckley my ability to have two hands on a Lacrosse stick. I, MIKE LYNCH, hereby bequeath to Mrs. Stone all the notes she ever wanted from me. I, LISA LEONARD, hereby bequeath my maturity to Lisa Hoover. I, GEORGE BRIDGES, hereby bequeath my hair to Mr. Storer who needs it more than I do. I, ANNE BROWN, hereby bequeath my trouble making and partying to Ann Rudd. I, TRACY TORRANCE, hereby bequeath my golden arches to Mary Pfeil. I, CRAIG CLARK, hereby bequeath all my art talents to Karen Crowe and Dena Gannon. I, PAUL F. STONE, hereby bequeath my height to the W.P.C.S. Science Dep., who are lacking. I, SHANNON STARNER, hereby bequeath a personality and a box of kleenex to “the whiner”. I, KEVIN HAND, hereby bequeath my ability to grow a mustache to Brian Thelcman. I, DEBORA L. FREEMAN, hereby bequeath a K-Mart gift certificate to Mrs. Ketrick so she can buy fashionable clothes at the blue light special. I, ELLEN J.M. TAMBASCIO, hereby bequeath one unexplred 810 coupon for services to be rendered to Mr. John Orzel. 42 MOST UNIQUE STYLE OF TEACHING Mrs. White Mr. Orzel MOST OUTRAGEOUSLY DRESSED Mr. Davies Mrs. Hanover HARDEST TESTS Miss Eldred Mr. Hatch TEACHER NOTABLES FAVORITE TEACHER Mr. Amendum Mrs. Burdick LOUDEST TEACHER Miss Lane Mr. Mannlx 43 NICEST LEGS Chris Heller Lisa Leonard BIGGEST BROWNIES Jon Morse Lorraine Brightson MOST LIKELY TO BECOME PRESIDENT Glenn Meachani Judy Weir BEST DRESSED .Jon Baumgart Amy Freer CLASS MUSICIANS Amy Morse Murk Mathewaon 44 ors 7 BEST ALL AROUND Kathy Shrauger Glenn Meacham MOST TALKATIVE Matt Franklin Ellen Tambascio BEST LOOKING Lisa Walls Brian Theleman CLASS COMEDIANS Chris Heller Jennifer Kemp MOST ATHLETIC Mary Halloran Chris Stocum BEST FRIENDS Bill Phillips Jon Baumgart Sheri Truax Amy Freer CLASS FLIRT Kelly Hall Mike Lynch 45 46 47 HOMECOMING 1986 Christy Croft was crowned the eleventh annual Homecoming Queen during the half-time events of the football game against Windsor on Saturday, October 18th. With the procession of cars lined up and cheerleaders ready for the game ahead, the football game began at 2 p.m. on the cold and windy afternoon on the Glenn W. Tymeson Memorial Field. The previous week the senior class had nominated and stu- dents in grades 10-12 had voted for Homecoming Queen candi- dates. The five lucky girls were Judy Weir and escort Jon Baum- gart, Sheri Traux and escort Chris Heller, Christy Croft and escort Geoff Folmsbee, Lisa Walls and escort Chris Stocum, and Amy Freer and escort Bill Phillips. The half-time presentation be- gan with a performance of the Whitney Point Marching Band and Color Guard, as the candi- dates were driven around the track and parked in front of the bleachers. In the final car was former queen, Genia Ross, and es- cort, Doug Kendal. Mr. Wagner announced the 1986 Homecom- ing Queen, Christy Croft. She was given the traditional sash, and cup, and a beautiful crown was placed upon her head by Genia. The Music Boosters sold about 400 halves of chicken as a fund- raiser for the music department and at 8 p.m. held a Homecoming dance with music provided by d.J. Steven “Boy Steve” Michaels of WAAL. Approximately 230 stu- dents attended the dance. The days’ lost game was not dwelled upon, but the sound of music filled the Sr. High cafeteria. 50 51 SWEET HEART DANCE The annual Sweetheart Dance was held this year on Feb. 20th In the high school cafeteria. Streamers and balloons transformed the dull room Into a ballroom of festivities. Music was provided by Sound Around while students and chaperones danced the night away. “Disco Jim” and Mrs. Amendum sped their dancin’ toes across the floor with grace and style. Becca Hyde and Rick Solomon were voted Sweetheart Cou- ple by the attendants of the dance. Other candi- dates included Shannon Wells and Brian Thele- man, Amy Morse and Robert Quick, Tonya Tor- rence and Kevin Hand, and Mary Jo Eldred and Henry Arciolla. 52 53 HALLOWEEN PARADE 54 55 56 57 WE ARE MANY WE ARE ONE It is the firemen who protect, the parents who raise, the teachers who teach, and so many more who make us what we are. Our community has diverse elements, vary- ing roots, and different problems but a universal desire for our children. We are many but we are one in our goal of excellence in education. We go many ways but we come together in the quest for knowledge. This book attempts to reflect moments in time in a year that has passed. Its contents are for all who have contributed, all who have given, and for all who we have tried to reflect. 58 59 60 61 UNDERCLASSES 65 66 Eleventh Grade Mark Abbey Robert Abbey Cheryl Adams Richard Allen Krista Ayers Martin Bajema Michael Baker Kelli Ballard Tina Ballard Paul Bldwell Jeffrey Bridges Thomas Brown Theresa Burghardt Joseph Burt Denise Cargln Paula Carpenter Jack Clark Michael Collins Glenn Cooper Kelly Cornell Karen Crowe Kim David Michael Davis Brett Dean 67 Darlene Dean Michael DePue Julie Donnelly Cheryl Doolittle Laura Driscoll Robert Driscoll Julann Ellis Shawn Fahey Mary Fletcher Dena Gannon David Gates Michael Gazovic Eileen Gilmore Richard Glezen Katrina Green Patrick Hall Kimberly Hand Pamela Hatfield Tammy Hawkes Albert Heath Randall Hedges Ronald Henderson Kevin Holbrook Kathryn Kelly 68 Mary Kelly Fred Kicsak Becky Kelsey Earl Kimble Mark Kopenski Jennifer Lambalse Scott Lee Tammy Lethbridge Carolyn Lowe Joann Malm strom William Martin Daren Marye Brent Maslln Dana McPeek Jamie Metz Kevin Mills Michael Miner Bonnie Morton Penny Moscrip John Mullen Earl Newhart Stephanie Oakley Timothy Peters Robby Peterson 69 James Petrie Mary Pfcll Daniel Phillips Kevin Phillips Matthew Poyer Tersia Pratt Jennifer Presley Michelle Preston John Prindle Mark Quail Yvonne Quail Robert Quick .Julie Raubacher Kevin Robinson Ellen Roe Holly Ryan Paul Schmeiske Michael Shearer Susan Sessions John Short Steve Shove Daniel Shurtleff Lynette Slack Brenda Smith 70 Stephen Smith Ricardo Soloman David Stastny Michelle Stolarcyk Shannon Swan Connie Tarrien John Taylor .Jason Termin Jessica Tracy Stephen Treiber Carrie Walker Daniel Warner Jeffrey Wilcox Chandra Wolfram Vicki Womack Jason Wright Denise Kuhr Theresa Han yon 71 Tenth Grade Adam Arnold Robert Austin Nina Autio Annie Baer Amy Bailey Sharon Bajcma Wayne Bajema Brad Baldwin John Ballard Michael Ballard Rhonda Banner Jason Baumgart Mark Baxter Eric Bradley Kris Brady Brendan Brigham Lee Ann Bryant Wendy Burlison Barbara Can niff Ralph Canniff Alan Clark Charles Clute Lisa Collins Christine Coons 72 Boyd Corliss James Crane Dennis Graver Amy Crosby Jason Denton Kelly Driscoll John DuBravec Rhys Earl Jodie Eggleston Kacy Ellerson Shane Ellerson William Ellerson Keith Elmore Brennan Fahey Tim Fenton Matt Fctterman Danny Ford Bud Fralick Michele Frantellizzi William Freeman William Frobe Michael Gadzlala Shelly Gerst David Glezen 73 Loren Glezen Stucic Graves Chris Green Jam! Harris .Justin Harris David Harrison Caroline Harvey Kristin Harvey Dana Hibbard Samantha Holbert Tonya Hust Darlene Hyde Ruth Hyde Allison Isham .James Jones Danette Judd Mike Katcher Tom Kemak Mike Kcrmidas Mathew Klossner Mark Kobbe Keith Krna .Jeff L’Amoreaux Evie Leahy 74 Jennifer Legg Carrie Lethbridge Doug Udell Theresa Lord Randy Lupoid Ann Lynch Gerald Mackey Jeanna Marks Nicole Martin Shari Mason William Matthews Judith McFall Elizabeth McGowan John Mihalko Alicia Morgan Judith Morley Tanya Nelson Jennifer Niemiec Chad Orzel Rick Patten Robbie Perry Maureen Pixley Lisa Plymale Anna Podllnsek 75 Melinda Pratt Lisa Prindle James Roat Shelly Ross Ann Marie Rudd Brian Sherwood Stuart Shraugcr Kenneth Sickles Christopher Silvanic Kail Simpson Jeancnc Smith Todd Snyder Shayne Starner Wendy Stolarcyk Theresa Tambascio Scott Taylor Tina Taylor Brenda Teeter Duane Theleman Timothy Ticknor Julie Treiber Tim Warner Todd Weber James Weir Shannan Wells Matthew Wheeler Penny Williams Tracy Williams Roy Willis David Zedanovlch 76 Ninth Grade Bradley Allen Steven Amendum Karen Baldwin Kenneth Baraby Jason Bigelow Allison Bodlewaldt Robert Bodnar Randy Bough William Boyle Michael Boyles Michelle Bradford Jo Marie Brigham Cheryl Brightscn Cathy Calice Bobic Jo Canniff James Clink Jennifer Cotcamp Jeffrey Crane Trina Czebiniak Yvonne Davis Denis Dean Gary Dean Lee Dean Corey Dedrick 77 Steven Dedrick Victoria Dingman Heather Dryer Robert Dunham Russell Dunham Chad Eldred Susan Fallon Joseph Ferri Crystal Ferro Jeffrey Foster Anita Fuller Danielle Gage Valerie Glezen Llewellyn Gordinicr Daniel Grannis Thomas Haen Kristine Hall Krystyna Hall Christopher Hatch Kathleen Henderson Rachel Henninger Paula Hill Heather Hodges Kevin Holt 78 Kevin Kelsey Renee Kenyon Christina Kerensky Becky Kermldas Marta Kit Eric Kuhr Derek Layton Gregory Lee Timothy Lewis Jamie Longo Christy Love Becky Lynch Lori Madak Bert Malmstrom Michael Markoff Kent Maslln Karen McCulloch Michelle McCullough Scott McGraw Tina Miller Kevin Murrer Christine Newton Daniel Peters Maxjorle Pixley 79 Deborah Podlinsck Gary Priscott Suzan Quail Gary Randall Amanda Reese Scott Rchbcrg Shari Ridell Stacie Roberts Joshua Roc Enoch Ross Erie Schcrmerhorn Silas Secoolish James Seidel Ronald Seidel 80 Richard Shipman Jeffrey Shirhall Raymond Shrauger Timothy Shrauger Mark Silvanic Carrie Smith Paul Smith Matthew Snitchler Thomas St. John James Stone Prudence Ticknor Gerald Tillotson Patricia Tyler Laura Van Busk irk Keith Walker Warren Watson Jennifer Weidman Edward Welch Monty Westfall Stacey Westfall Jerry Wilcox 81 Eighth Grade Sherri Ballard David Barnhart Jesse Barnhart Mark Barrett Shawn Baxter Charles Bechtel Vicki Benjamin Joy Briggs Tracy Briggs Kurt Brown Mark Brush Renee Burden Beth Bush Dianna Bush Bruce Canova Robert Clute Arthur Collins Joseph Collins Brandy Croft Tim Croft Shuwn Dean John Delanoy Jay Dennison Tom Dorschcl Jennifer Eaton Penny Eldred Mike Ellerson Danielle Fan- Heather Ferraro 82 Jeff Gates Barbara Gehm Rebecca Glezen Satira Glezen Joshua Graves Brooke Hall Crystal Heath Teenya Hlemstra Tanya Hlldebrant Angela Hodges Tylia Hodges Darlene Howe Liz Hutchins Todd Ingraham Chris Johnson Christine Kemp Tanya Klcsak Daniel Klntcr Michelle Lamb Karen L’Amoreaux Todd Lane Eddy Lethbridge Dave Lewis Brandy Lindow Steve Livingston Michael Lord 83 Chris Lowe Lisa Lynady Jason Mackey Etta Mancy Dean Martin Jeni Mayo Becky McFall John Mitchell Marian Nance Bryan Nye Brian Osborn Christina Ostrander Benjamin Phillips James Pixley Amy Plymalc Cynthia Pratt Kimberly Pratt William Quarella Rebecca Richards Brian Robillard Jason Robinson Joseph Rogers Patricia Sanderson Jason Sharra David Short Marcie Sjove 84 Jennifer Silvanic Jennifer Smith Mark Smith Steven Smith Scott Snyder Penelope Stabler Mary Struble Mary Rose Tarrien Matthew Taylor Daw’n Thornton Russel Trask Beverly Tuckey Rebecca Tuckey Randy Twining Randy Uhl Christopher Underwood Michelle Underwood Todd Utter Julie Walker Sean Walter Michele Warner Lisa Wegrzynski Kristen Westfall Karen Williams Lesley Williams Scott Yesalusky 85 Jason Angel Duane Ballard Jacob Basa Seventh Grade Tina Bales Joel Beckley Melissa Bernard Brandon Bough Kelley Boyles Brian Bradley Dawn Bradley Troy Brady Jennifer Brame Jennifer Brigham Anne Bright sen Chad Brown Ralph Brown Raymond Burden Jason Burghardt Jo Anne Chan Emily Clark Kimberly Clark 86 Michael Clark Nicholes Clark Adrian Cleymans Linda Clink Ronnl Cokley Sharon Cook Danielle Cornell Heather Crandall Amber Croft Kristine Crownlngshlelc Jonathon Dilmore Mark Dlmon Jason Doupe Joelle Dove Paul Drake James Eaton Tina Eaton Jeremy Fahey Nicole Farr Jenny Lynn Ferro John Fletcher 87 Bryon Ford Jason Gates Kelly Gee Steven Glenn Jason Godfrey David Gordon Karen Gritman Michelle Haight Annette Hawley Jonathon Hazclton Jennifer Heller Oscar Hill Thomas Hitt Jason James Jenny Johnson Joseph Jones Gregory Katchuk Christopher Kelly Kristina Klcsak Andrea Kobbe Kristine Layton 88 Deborah Llechti Martin Lipe Dale Lisenby Michael Lomonaco Robert Lown Timothy Malinovsky Marty Malmstrom Cortney Martin Kristine Maus Paula McCoy Amanda McCullough Shivaun McGoff Shannon McIntyre Marsha Morehouse Kerry Morton Gretchen Oakley Lori Phillips •Janet Pixley Martha Pixley Tammy Pratt Connie Preston Susan Priscott 89 Jeanette Robillard Jodi Robinson Marty Robinson Karl Socco Angie Saddlcmire Daniel Sager Ronald Seeley Craig Shear Jennifer Shipman Michelle Shippcy Rebecca Silvanic Kristie Slack Jeremy Smith Stacie Smith 90 Lisa Strope Michael Tasber Jennifer Taylor Nikki Tickor Jennifer Titcomb Kristie Yandebur Clarence Vandeymark Chad Weaver Nicole Weidnian Susan Welsh Vicki Westfall Jayme Wheeler Darin White Brent Wilcox Johnny Wilcox 31 r o . 91 N.:AGAIN _ l«f71rT986 .Ttinlor High School 4� tterfly Ts nature s most i E lllnovation of rebirth. Once4- and earthbouiKl as a caterpil- Guttejrfly emerges.from Its beautifully radiant colors, Soaring upward.hi the sky. J;R HE — Ouj Agaia-—just as each' of us can bcwhen wc are, through CHRIST, again in the spirit. Charles W. Colson 93 Mrs. Doherty Micheal Barber Daniel Boyles Bobbie.Jo Call Jennifer Cararo Daniel Carroll «Jason ( ban Heather Cielo Sarah Dunham Cathy Fallon Bryan Fish Cheryl Frobe .Jacinda Frantelizzl Steve Glezen Dawn Harris Michelle Hunter Emily Orzel Annie Matuzcwskl Keith McConnell Johnna McFcek Scott Shipman Traci Simpson Amy Tierno Rebecca Walker Thomas Watson Jim Yesalusky Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Hall Ann Marie Black Daniel Durkee Matt Calvey Michael Cararo Jody Palmeter Scott Foyer Ray Sessions George We id man Kemo Whitten MRS. DOHERTY GRADE 6 94 MISS DAULEY Miss Dauley Dan Adams Lisa Ballard Dana Bradley Ronda Carter Sarah Cotcamp Charity ('lark .Joshua Evans James Derek Jason .James Heather Johnson Jennifer Livingston Connie McPeek Steven Pease Brian Perry Ann Phillips Kenneth Pixley Mark Plymal Krystal Silvanic Andrew Shipmun Jennifer Slykcr Jill Thayne Stacie Thompson Laurie Ticknor Lori Ticknor Joel Welch Danielle Wells Robert Womack Mr. Orzcl Ralph Backus Eve Baraby Steven Brewer Robin Bridges Samantha Brown Valerie Brown Mike Hakes Sheri Menningcr Andy Jackson Debbie Kelsy Bohdan Kit Tracy I ee Talitha Maslin Jeff Miller Marshall Morehouse Christie Myers Aaron Newman Shannon Olmstead Jennifer Riley Michelle Shafer Bryan Smith Billy Snclson April Walter Jolene Warner Andy Wcscott 95 MR. DOHERTY Mr. Doherty Erin Babcock Wayne Backus Lucas Baxter Jennifer Carman Arthur Dougherty Michelle Furgeson Telessa Gehm Kellie Gchrcs Angel Graves Corey Green Stephen Hazelton Mary Jones Mike Kruchcr Jason Lasicki Jerry Manning Denise Matthews Lisa McDonald Andy McIntosh David Merrln JoEllcn Pochily James Poyer John Pullis Rachucl Trask Erik Whittaker Michelle Wilcox Mr. Whitehead Jeff Abbey C. Anderson Sarah Beebe Kim Bensley Ralph Berlin David Brigham Katrina Cox Eric Czebiniak Henry Dedrick Nicki DePue Regina Glezen Janice Johnson Diana Kerensky Heath Langton Anita Laudig Micheal McNcal Lcxy Morrow Fred New'ton Erin Orzel Ryan Ostrander Jared Shoemaker Jessica Sinclair Jason Somers A. Wegrzynski Cory Sturdevant 96 GRADE 5 MRS. TANNER Mrs. Tanner Tracy Brainard James Burkec Daryl Burns Chris Clark Scott Cl08« Lori Dlmon Theresa Doyle Camron Fuller Nicky Graves Chris Gordlnler Jessica Johnson Tammy Llechti Natalie Miller Karl Morsey J. Nechwedowlch Tamara Piech Jason Quarclla Tyanna Smith James Styles Shannon Ticknor Bridgette Wage Stacy Weaver Christina White Mr. Hendrickson Jerry Ayers’ Daniel Balanda Jeannine Baumgart Steven Bramc Clinton Burlison Jolenc Buzzer Kathy Dunham Andrea Fcttcrman Michelle Gadzlala John Hakes Kimberly Illsley Karistan Kelley Chad Kilbury Kerri Maus Mark McDonald Tina Merrill Amy Moore David Moroy James Stafford Sabu Strom an Tim Taylor Scott Ticknor Jeffrey VanGordon Stacie Washburn 97 Mrs. Ling (leather Adams Sara Benslcy Brian Brlgam •Jason Bush Alieia Demyan Gary Ferro David Fish Ben Irwin Amy Kiesak Lorelec Kintcr Mark Klossner Kalyn Knapp Michael LaRuc Nicole Lowe Heather Lupoid Erin Matson Jennifer Mitchell Timothy Murphy Ronald Natterer Doug Riddell Jacob Roe Scott Seeley Jcdd Smith Jenny Stocckcl Darren Antelck Steven Bailey BillyJo Bough Angela Briggs Chris Bush Chrissa Cannif Russel Carey Jason Dunham Amy Eldred Jenny Fralick David Hartman David Jones Valerie Lethbridge Matthew Lindow Wendy Llsenbv Kenny Longo Jim Love Mandy McDonald Diane McPeek Rebecca Morsey Jamie Myers John Silvanlc Virginia Tvreo MRS. LING 98 MR. BRUSH Mr. Brush Heather Angel Sean Barthelmes Heather Dorschel Mike Edsall Peter Freljc James Gardner Merle Goodrich Lisa Hix Heather Holmes Nicole Hoppes Jeff Kicsak Bryan Lamb Doug Lawence Mark Rockwell Megan Mackey Mike Nichols David Phinney Rhonda Preston Amy Rogers Christina Sager Alicia Smith Joe Swan Micheal Stolarcyk Kareen White GRADE 4 MISS SYRON Miss Syron Brand Anderson John Beardsley Ryan Burden Tom Cararo Christy Dove Jason Eldred Donald Furgeson Cammie Harrison Jimmi Herbert Brock Hodges Jamie Hulbert Jean Karpenskv Christopher Lown Eddie Monk David Morton Karen Robillard John Robins Sturdevant Charles Tyree Kent Wilcox 99 Mrs. Elsinheimer Adam Basa Kristina Beilis Lisa Campflcld Antony Collins Mike Eggleston Shane Evans Fred Harper Kristoffer Hull Greg Kicsak Christine Knaplc Ben Langton Joey Matuszewsk! Amy Xaholnik Melissa Osborn John Fribble Heather Riley Heather Sampson Tammy Shaff Dana Starrier Mlcheal Tlcknor MRS. ELSINHEIMER Xicole Tuckey Scott Westbrook MRS. DRISCOLL Mrs. Driscoll Jay Bechtel Melllsa Bush n r « 'A v David Czebinian Chad Dean Scott Glezen Carrie Holden Ted Hust Lewis Jackson Dan Jenks Alexis Katchuk Lindsey Lewds Jeremy Lis Danielle Litavish Corinna Livingston Tim Morey Kristin Xance Amanda Randall .Jamie Smith Jolene Spoonhower Jessica Stevens Rebecca Swan David Uhl Jessica Webster 100 MRS. SMITH Dawn Bcnko Ryan Edwards Jennifer Kerri Chad Glezen Robert Gollogly Tracie Goodrich Charity Hall Jason Knapp Rexann Lord Scott McIntyre Charity Morehouse Colleen Mobery Dan Myers Tanya Pond Christina Post Maria Quarella Janelle Reppard Jeremy Somers Heather Stevens Alan Sweet Brian Tonkin Traci Wilkins Mrs. Smith MRS. TINGLEY Gregory Dilmore Brenin Dudek Peter Dunham Patty Eaton Jamie Eldred Becky Evans Jason Hibbard Ellen James Karrie Klock Eddie Maslin Albert Roberts Malinda Seward Anthony Slack Heather Smith April Stoeckel Christine Ticknor Bonnie Tatien Sheryl Vandeymark Cathy Whitehead Allison Whittaker Mrs. Tingley 101 Mrs. Harding Danny Bukcr Carrie Bigelow Amy Brown Shawn Cannif «Jennifer Cost John Furgeson April Glezcn Brian Gollogly .Justin Lewis Hollie Maliovsky William Merrill Dawn Picch Mackenzie Quarclla Amber Silvanic Courtney Sinclair Beth Stoeckel Antonio Solomon Sars Ticknor William Tillotson Mundic Weber Mrs. Ruggerio Xcal C'arman Kim Dixon Ester Drooney Charles Glezen Mike Jones Melissa Hirthler Joshua Johnson Jena Lewis Lance Merrill Jim Morsey Sharon Pochily Stephen Rozelle Lisa Scarfoss Stephanie Sophcr Randy Tukas Amy Taylor Joseph Taylor Amy Weaver Danny White MRS. HARDING MRS. RUGGERIO GRADE 3 102 MISS LILLIS Mias Lillis Traccc Baxter Kevin Driscoll Corinne Eldred Michele Edsall Johnathon Fish Matthew Greene Allison Hilderbrant Arthur Hill Kevin Jenks Katie .Johnson Tabitha Kurges Mark Kicsak Desirae Morgan Jenny Maus Jamcy Fatten Stephunie Potter Erin Quilty Kelly Roonily Steven Sanyshyn Brendan Sturdcvant Wesley Voytkowski Daniel Williamson MRS. HARRIS Karen Abbey Chris Bard Corey Behlen Alan Bianco Duane Bowman Troy ('lark Brandi Fcrri Rachael Hall Tracy Hill Tony Lambiase Andrew Metz Andrew Orzcl Erin Osborn Branden Ostrander Jennifer Petrick Trish Quarella Monica Roe Michelle Slack Brock Smith Jason Smith Tammy White 103 Miss Squicclarinl Ian Baldwin Kathy Boczar Walter Brown David Bryson Julie Bush Scott Clark Johanna Dunham Christina Farrar Mackenzie Gibson Anthony Kerensky Gary Martin Matt McXeal Kelly Montgomery Charles Xahonik Kevin Pratt Miranda Ross Lyncttc Ross Shaleen Taylor Christina Weber Justin Wilcox Roxanne Wilcox Miss Cialonc Jessica Ayers Clint Barnhart Sasha Bigelow Ben Call Tammi Crawford Billy Davis Jill Dunham Jennifer Glczcn Wendy Glezen Justin Henningsen Jessica Hitt Joseph Knapp Cory Lee Nathaniel Marsh James Peters Vanessa Piech Jennifer Sager Christina Sherwood Robin Smith Scott Tasher «Justin Thompson MISS SQUICCIARINI 104 MRS. FARREL Molly Balanda Shanna Ballard Mark Bush Kathleen Cast Jennifer Cron Christine Genung Amy Hamilton Mrs. Parrel Mandy Holden Janice Lee Matthew Manasse Patrick Nechwedowlch John Russel Danielle Searfess Tim Solomon Matthew Tyler Jamie Tymcson Rhea Hiemstra Travis Wilcox GRADE 2 MRS. TYMESON p ft Mrs. Tymcson Shaun Antalek Craig Brown Garrett Burns Daniel Groover Rebecca Hatch Kelly Hibbard Matthew Lamb Barbara Lethbridge David Lomonaco Xicole McXcal «Jason Maggio Rachael Morrow Donald Mashicr Michael Pierce Kevin Samson Tracie Sandcll Chad Swart ward «Jared Taylor Edward Valenta Ryan Walker Joshua Wasitowski Jesse Webster Christina Wooldridge Jon Zajdcl 105 MRS. FOSTER Erin Ashley Jennifer Burger Aasron Clark Daniel Comparetta Lynda Dufford Beau Ellerson Eric Fontana Jacqueline Goodrich Carl Holtje Kelly Hooker Justin Jordak Nicole Kelly Jeremy Lester «Jessica Morsey Tony Mortenson Max Moshler Brady Nichols Richard Northrup Kathleen Shear Edward Short Luke Snyder Brian Stout Melissa Tuckey Jason Wade Karl Zimmerman Mrs. Rood Derek Abbot Dominick Amendum Candice Browm Richard Carter Jaclyn Curry Scan Dutchcr Kylcen Edwards Jesse Ellerson Daniel Fetterman Lisa Grose Shannon Hazlett Holly Holmes Mark Lambiasc Jeffrey Livingston Joseph McDoanold Thomas McGrath Zachory Murphy Gregory Palmeter Jolene Pratt Amber Riley Nickl Samson Daniel Tillotson Christopher Wade Jennifer Wilcox 106 MISS CROWELL Miss Crowell Timothy Allen Erica Barthelmes Kevin Brigham Barbara Davis Stacey Del mage Sherri Ford Elisha Goll Jennifer Gordinier Paul Hayes Katherine Heatherman Kurt Hull Jeannette Knapik Ryan Martin Christina Morehouse Stephen Myers Willard Searfoss Stacie Sinclair Stacie Sutton Heith Tracy-Bronson Jennifer Webster Stephen Wcscott Timothy White Valerie Widdall Richard Wilbur Birdie Chrysler Mrs. Kulp Lee Bechtel Xuomie Briggs Alicia Brown Cedric Bush Steven Calice Gregory Closs Christopher Czebiniak John Dunham Jacqueline Gage Jennifer Groff Christopher Holden Michael Jenks Amy Johnson Adrian Ludka Robert Miller Andrew Felton Andrew Peters Jason Pfluger Timothy Prindle Tarah Schmidt Chris Seltzer Elizabeth Shipman Gregory Smith Mandy Smith Melissa Weaver 107 Mrs. Orzcl Jessica Calvey Rebecca Carey Chris Comparetta Adam Downs James Evans Matthew Gardner Casey Gates Jennifer Gates Lori Grose Brandicc Henningcr Carrie Hunter Richard Inman Kristopher Johnson Michael Liscnby •Jason Lowe Christel Lown Adrian Majka Sarah Manasse Paul McDonald Sarah Newman Shaun Oliver Jason Sackctt Heather Slack Adam Smith Miss Rabe Kevin Backus Nicholas Ballard Susan Clark Matthew Czebiniak Elizabeth Dcrtingcr Marc Frechette Susan Iwaniuk Louis Jones Brandy Judson Nicole Livingston Jennifer Mitchell Andrew Nelson Jeremy Peterson Kyle Price Mitchel Quail Michael Sanderson Carrie Shraugcr Christina Simpson Jaclyn Smith Jason Smith Steven Spoonhower Caleb Stento Jennifer Taylor Timothy White MRS. ORZEL ft ft ft ® ft ft ft MRS. MONTGOMERY Mrs. Montgomery Theo Abby Christopher Briggs Timothy Cole Nathaniel Decker Melissa Hayes Todd Hilderbrant Amber Hinman Brian Hodges Nelson Leet Nicholas Lewis Michael Molyneaux Michael Narozny Heather Northrup Brandon Quarcllu Nora Sacco Duane Shaff Annette Slack Mathew Smith Devon Styles Jamie Taylor Eric Tillotson Jesse Trammell Shannon Whittaker Lyndsey Wilcox Mrs. Brannon Luke Baraby Nicholas Barrett Ronald Boyce Salvatore Cararo Devon Dahulich Robert Decker Nolan Denton David Fontana Ken Illsley Jeremy LaFrancc Eric Lee Emily Martin Nicole May Jessica Osborn Robert Pickens Jeffrey Pond Thomas Roberts Shawn Saddlemire Trisha Sears Meca Sherwood Crystal Shugars Jennifer Slavick Amber Terwilliger Jessica Warfield 109 MRS. SMITH Mrs. Smith William Alcha Tiffany Ayers Michael Halley Todd Hcllls Nowelle Bigelow Christina Boczar Barbara Bush Tanya Chrysler Shauna DcMond Michael Gurney Kristie Klsner Christopher Lindow Stewart Moore Robert Myers Brandy Nechwedowich Thomas Parker Angela Piech Stephanie Price .Jeremiah Quarella .Jason Seidel Shirley Short Martin Simpson Brandon Stockel Sheila Sutton Benjamin Tillotson Michelle Clark Kyle David Jessica Gardner Mark Goodrich Brian Haight Joshua Lawton Kimberly Legursky Matthew Mullen Malinda Phinney Vincent Powell Jessica Romain Timothy Sager Kimberly Seward Sarah Sinclair Joshua Smith Chad Taylor Pennie Ticknor James Walker James White Melissa Zajdel Alexander Zigmantas MRS. E. STABROOK Mrs. Estabrook Ryan Ballard Sommer Bunostrand Dean Berlin Jason Brightson 110 MRS. CREE Mrs. Cree Brendan Ballard Nichole Barnhart Jason Bennett Troy Boardman Greg Burrows Melissa Bush Steven Bush Shawn Champion Stephen Coish Tonya Ellerson Michael Gee Michelle Hand Carrie Hix Justin Lindow Phillip Marsh Richard Xiemiec Martille Nohle John Norton Christina Pellet Joshua Pribble MISS LARKIN Ian Griffin Derek Harlcc Michael Hartman Benjamin Keibel Kristin Kyzmir Anthony LaDuc Andrew Lee Kevin McCall William Melsner Jared Moberg Sarah Murrer Raymond Naholnik Victoria Roberts Dustin Ross Sonia Rozelle Jason Serkiz Kristina Shannon Justin Slocum Richard Smith Danielle Weber Tammy Wilcox 111 Mrs. Duulcy Kristin Abbott Benjamin Ashley Stephanie Behlen Kurcn Brighton Erie Burns Henry Chcrvenka «Jeffrey Czebiniak Michael Emmi Michael Gchm Amy Glczcn Brian Hennings Hans Howe Stacie Keibel Kristyn Kopcnskl Sarah Ktills Tracy Samson Karen Shugars Sara Snitchler Ty Takas Christopher lThl Daylc-Lynn Williams Mrs. McCray Brent Atwood Shalcnc Carlson Lucy Couch Shannon Dixon Lucas Edwards Margaret Garity «Jason Greene Laren Illsley Tanya Kisner George Lx unsberry Heather Marsh Michael Meade Keri Parker Michael Quail Matthew Rozelle Amanda Seidel Chris Smith Heather Taylor Rebecca Tillotson William VanDusen Angel Wilbur MRS. DAULEY KINDERGARTEN 112 MISS TYMESON Miss Tymeson Courtney Boxter Sarah Burke John Carter Michelle Cron Erik Ellerson Gary Gardner Rebecca Genung Thomas Hebbard Rodney Hills Chyenne Jones Zachary Mo berg Deanna Morgan Keith Serkiz Eric Short Jeanlne Slack Rebecca Smith Scott Tyler Shanna Wasitowski Jeremy Wheeler Tata White Deborah Worstell Mrs. Richards Heather Adams Nicole Aleba Scan Arends Jesse Bell Ryan Bowen Fred Carmen Amy Clark Stuart Clark Melanie Cook Michael Davis Ernest Goodrich Jessica Holmes Amanda Gehm Rachel Miller Matthew Mitchell Joseph Rogers Jessica Steigcrwald Krista Steigerwald Christina Taylor Alabama Termin Leah Voytkowski 113 Mrs. Livingston Melanie Ayers Mcllssu Bennett Kathryne Calvey Jason Clark Michael Cooper Almee DePue «Joseph Freer Matthew Hildcrbrant Jeremy «Jackson Gretchen Johnson Lisa Leonard Breckglyn Miller Michelle Myers Brandy Palmeter «Justin Rowe Casandra Seeley David Simpson Austin Smith Andrew Ticknor Chrystal Vandcrpocl Jeffrey Weaver MRS. LIVINGSTON r. •’ A v'- MRS. DAVIES Mrs. Davies Earle Barrett Joseph Basa Benjamin Bush Erika Clark Stephanie Comparetta April David «Jenny Engard •Jacqueline Glezen Alicia Groff Caroline Hamlin Kyle Hull Nicholas .Jones Richard Kelly Kevin Kinney Erica Kyzmir Matthew Manning Tiffany Osborne Nicholas Ploutz Daniel Samson Andrea Sanyshyn Jared Terwilliger 114 MISS GEHM Miae Gehm Jessica Allen Mark Benedict Thomas Benko Brian Bush Holly Collins William Forkey Nicole Glezcn Marlaina Gordon Terri Iwaniuk George Judson Dale Karpel Kristofor Lanko Mindy Lee Paul Lee Amanda Rick Travis Schmidt Adrienne Smith Scan Toney Alvin Wescott Adrian Widdall April Williams MISS NOETZEL Miss Noetzel Deirdre Ballard Jacqueline Billings .Jason Brewster Amber Burlingame Brian Carter Amanda Downs Chad HUerson Kristen Groover Robert Heath Thad Hust Jeffrey Johnson Dylan I.udka Ryan McGrath Charles Moshicr Shannon Quilty Erin Sackett Joshua Shipman Kyle Smith Melissa Tow’nsand Sarah Walker Julie Whitehead 115 Mrs. Polgrecn William Boyce Angclenc Burlingame David Craig Sean Hamilton Brie Kjclgaard Raymond Melsner Darcia Pickering Michael Samson Mark Sears John Stout Brooks Stroman James Tyree Special Teachers Mrs. Heller, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Priscott, Mrs. L’Amoreaux, Mrs. Burbank, Mrs. Mackey, Mrs. Kinney Miss Cargin, Mrs. Corrigan, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Hibbard, Mrs. Filetto, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Cosier, Mrs. Smith Mrs. Dupont Mrs. Price Mrs. Cotcamp, Mrs. Sturdevant, Mrs. Whittaker, Mrs. Pendell, Mrs. Brolon Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Sopper, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Filetto, Mrs. Haskell, Mr. Hull, Mrs. Poyer, Mrs. Szczepanski 116 BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Row: Mi� « L. Marie Scott — Vice President, Mrs. June Tymeson Back Row: Mr. Charles E. Lawrence — Clerk, Dr. John C. Prindle, Mr. Melvin Bowman — President, Mr. Jeffrey Miller, Dr. Robert W. Zegler SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS SR. HIGH PRINCIPAL JR. HIGH PRINCIPAL Dr. Robert W. Zegler Mr. John Storer Mr. John Rugg GRADES 3-6 PRINCIPAL C. E. ADAMS PRINCIPAL Mr. Michael Heller Dr. Robert Ellis 118 director of instructional SERVICES Mr. Richard Smith BUSINESS MANAGER DEAN OF STUDENTS S Mr. Charles E. Lawrence Mr. Paul Minacci ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR OF INTERN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Mr. Christopher Coralio Mr. Norman Kresge SUP. OF BLDGS. AND GROUNDS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR OF DIRECTOR TRANS. SAFETY Mr. Ted Corteville Mr. Joe Sacco Mr. Charles Franklin 119 SR. HIGH FACULTY science Mr. Craig Mannix MATH AND COMPUTERS Mr. William MacNeill Mr. David Wiley Mr. Ronald Fisher Mr. John Marcotte Mr. Douglas Hatch ART 120 Mrs. Donna Silvanic Miss Nancy Eldred Mr. Joseph Coope Mr. James Amendum ENGLISH Mr. Kimber Madara SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. John Orzel Mr. David Morse Mr. Paul Buckley INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Mark Bilsky Mr. Ted Cortevillc Mr. William Townes 121 BUSINESS Mr. William Davies Miss Mary Ellen Lane Mrs. Donna Burdick FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Saundra Saunders Mrs. Nancy Hanover Mr. Booth Perkins Mrs. Nancy Freeh STUDY HALL HEALTH BAND 122 Mrs. Alyce Driscoll Mrs. Audrey Stone Mr. Robert Wagner PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Ron Miller Mrs. Barbara Quarella LIBRARY Mr. Jack Halloran Mrs. Leslie White Mrs. Helen Edsall Mrs. Mary Green Mrs. Margot Ketrlck RESOURCE SPECIAL ED. HOME EC. Mrs. Mary Frelje Mrs. Dianne Brcck Mrs. Rayma Wilson 123 JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY SCIENCE Mrs. Susan Porter Mr. Thomas Neubauer Mr. William Priscott SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Thomas Ryder Mr. Donald Johnsonbaugh Mr. Gerald Mackey 3 fTKXK 86“ •WSfcUHtH Mr. John Signorelli Mr. David Brown Mr. Andrew Kavulich Mr. Edward Katchuk 124 MATH Mrs. Patricia Hogeboom Mrs. Mary Jo Whitehead Mrs. Cindy Ford Mr. Roger Zllliox COMPUTERS Mr. Allen Glezen Mr. Donald Steger Mr. John Landis MUSIC Mr. Norman Kresge Mr. Christopher Coralio Mrs. Joanne Knapp 125 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Joanne Holland Mrs. Maijorie Shrauger Mr. Robert Emerson ENGLISH Miss Ellen Cranston Mrs. Maureen Husami Mrs. Marcia Cochrane Mrs. Mary Alice Hannon TECHNOLOGY Mr. Frank Snyder Mr. Robert Smith Mr. Rick Cranston 126 ALTERNATIVE ED. PSYCHOLOGIST ART Mr. Stephen Day Mr. David Frahm Mrs. Marilyn Stearns HEALTH NURSE HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Pearl Yarrington Mrs. Fay Brewster Mrs. Diane Mazza Mrs. Marcia Arrow SELF CONTAINED AIDES Mrs. Susan DeWitt Mrs. Janice Ingrado Mrs. Yvonne Eldred ELEMENTARY GUIDANCE COUNSELOR 128 SR. HIGH GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr. Charles Puree Mr. Richard DeFeo K-2 SECRETARIES 3-6 SECRETARIES Mrs. Judy Livingston, Mrs. Jean Potter Mrs. Ruth Ann Stahl, Mrs. Ina Udell, Mrs. Shirley Bailey, Mrs. Sandi Burghardt SR. HIGH SECRETARIES In addition to their myr- iad of chores at their duty stations, the secretaries in all three buildings help the yearbook In many ways. The yearbook staff feels no amount of “thank yous” can come close to showing our appreciation. In essence, without their enormous help there would be no yearbook. Mrs. Marilyn Theleman, Mrs. Diane Conroy, Mrs. Annette Poyer, Mrs. Beverly Farr, Miss Virginia Hill 129 FALL SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Brian Theleman. Mike Lynch, Scott Eaton, Ron Pratt Second Row: Tom Brown, Fred Kicsak, Brett Dean, Jim Decker, John Howe, Chris Durdon, Warren Watson; mgr. Third Row: Coach Sacco, Rob Clark, Alan Young, Shawn Fahey, Brian James, Mike Davis, Duane Merritt, Bob Quick, «Jack Mason Fourth Row: .John Short, Jamie Bigelow, Mike Gazovic, Joe Burt, Mike Baker, Jim Petrie, Mike Miner. 1986 Varsity Football, being small in size and low in numbers, showed pride during the season. The team never quit, played well over their ability in some games. How- ever, inexperience showed in the close games. The team improved a great deal dur- ing the season. With 16 juniors returning. Coach Sacco is optimistic about the 1987 season. 132 J.V. FOOTBALL First Row — Mark Sllvanlc, Chris Silvanic, Jim Roat, Duane Thdeman, Mark Kobbe, Mike Ballard, Jason Denton, Mike Ellcrson. Second Row — Rob Dunham. Eric Schcrmerhorn, Jim Sledcl, Russ Dunham. Steve A mendum, Jason Bigelow, Dave Harrison. Third Row — Bill Matthews, Joey Sacco, Bob Bodnar. Rick Hoppes, Brennan Fahey, Derek Layton, Josh Roe. Fourth Row — Coach Davison, Dan Ford, Lee Dean, Ron Siedel, Pat Collins, Coach Miller. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The Whitney Point Junior High Football team finished their season with a record of 1-3-1. Much more important than their record was the character and skill the boys developed. Coaches Metz and Kucher were very pleased with the growth the team showed. The last game of the season the boys tied an undefeated Windsor team. Although many fine players will be moving up to the J.V. team, a good group of players will return to provide a sound foundation for the 1987 team. First Row: Kurt Brown, Dan Harrison, Tim Croft, Joshua Graves, Chad Weaver, Byron Ford, Nick St. John, Mike Clark Second Row: Coach Metz, Craig Shear, Steve Glenn, Steve Smith, Joe Collins, Chris Kelly, John Matson, Troy Brady, Robert Clute, Coach Kucher Third Row: Jason Angel, Todd Lane, Mark Seidel, Steve Livingston, Jason James, Shawn Dean, «Iason Gates, Eddie Lethbridge, Keith Hand, Chris Underwood. The pads are packed away for a well deserved rest, but the memories of the past sea- son are still alive and well. The young men worked hard to full- fill their dreams and ambi- tions. Each athlete played a key role in creating a team at- mosphere. The leadership from Duane Theleman and Jim Roat had a great effect on everyone. The examples they gave were of dedication, determination, and pride. All the players did a fine Job and the coaches are al- ready looking forward to next year. 133 VARSITY SOCCER First Row: Rick Soloman, Matt Poyer, Glenn Mcacham, Rob Perry, Matt Franklin Second Row: Bill Phillips, Bill Freeman, Kevin Robinson, Jon Baumgart, Rich Glezen Third Row: Coach Bilsky, Chris Green, Adam Arnold, Chris Stocum, Geoff Folmsbee, Tom Driscoll, Chris Heller, Paul Hutchins, mgr. In only it’s second year of playing on the varsity level the Eagle soccer team cap- tured the championship of the Newark Val- ley Tournament in it’s first two matches of the year. With this success under it’s belt the varsity went on to win the Sus. League Championship with a 9-1-0 league record, and a 15-4-0 record overall. 134 J.V. SOCCER First Row: Dan Kintcr, Keith Krna, Brian Sherwood, Gary Priscott, Mark Brush, Prudence Ticknor, Jeff Foster Second Row: Coach Marcotte, Bill Boyle, Greg Lee, Dan Peters, Brad Allen, Tim Peters, Shayne Starner, Matt Snitclilcr. Kevin Phillips The J.V. soccer team turned a very sluggish start into a positive finish. They were dominated in the earlier matches due to a small team in numbers; however, late addi- tions to the team helped turn things around. The Eagles finished the sea- son with a 2-7-3 record, hoping to improve their record next year with a more experienced team. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row: Lisa Plymalc, Debbie Freeman, Michelle Love, Lori Bradack Second Row- Jenny Weidman, Stacy Westfall Third Row: Coach Hodges. Becca Hyde, Brenda Smith. Stacy Graves, Eagle Fourth Row: Michelle Bradford 135 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY 136 The Eagle runners were small in numbers but large In strength. Even though they had three returning seniors (Mary Halloran, Tracy Tor- rance, and Ellen Tambascio) they usually didn’t have a full squad. When they did, they were able to take 1st at Sherburne and 2nd at the Whitney Point Invitational. Mary Halloran and Mary Pfeil were named Sus. West All-Stars, and Halloran the Sus. Individual Champ. The Point’s boys’ team ran strong all season and were a constant threat to the other competi- tors. They took first at their own invitational and won League Championship from 11 other teams. Bill Ellerson, Kent Maslin, and Jerry Mackey were named Sus. West All-Stars. First Row: Tracy Torrance. Second Row: Mary Pfell, Mary Halloran. Third Row: Cheryl Brightscn, Coach Mackey, Ellen Tambascio. Fourth Row: Mark Abbey, Jason Baumgart. Ray Shrauger. Fifth Row: Bill Ellerson, Kent Maslin, Jerry Mackey. J.V. CROSS COUNTRY The boys Junior Varsity had a very successful season this year. The Eagles placed 1st among their competitors in six out of their eight invitational meets. Jeff I Amoreaux was a Sus. League Individual Champion. The Jr. High Girls Cross Coun- try team ended their season by finishing 1st in the league meet. The girls completed a great sea- son by being undefeated all sea- son and winning their races easi- ly- The Jr. High Boys Cross Coun- try team ended their season by finishing 4th in the league meet. The boys started the season by finishing about 6th or 7th in most of the meets, but they ended the season by finishing as high as 3rd. Eighth grader Bryan Nye and sev- enth grader Adrian Cleymans First Row: Coach Mackey. Kevin Mills, John DuBravec, Jeff I.'Amorcaux, Jason won Individual honors through- Wright. Bill Frobe out the season. GIRL’S J.H. CROSS COUNTRY BOY’S J.H. CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Coach Hull Second Row: Michelle Warner, Susan Prlscott Third Row: Karen L’Amoreaux, Amber Croft, Barbara Gehm, Julie Walker First Row: Seott Snyder, Coach Hull, Jason Mackey Second Row: Bryan Nye, Todd Utter, Dave Lewis, Mark Smith, Adrian Cleymans VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Center Front: Kim David First Row: Lisa Walls, Shannon Starner. Kathy Kelly, Judy Weir, Julie Donnelly. Kuren Crowe, Stephanie Oakley, Coach White, Ann Lynch, Tonya Torrance, Mary Jo FJdrcd, Pam Tyler, Ellen Roe, Nina Autlo, Lisa Prindle Second Row: Terri Burghart, Katie Green, Wendy Stolarcvk, Julie Rauhacher. The Varsity team weathered some storms this season — losing two games 1-0, within the last 30 seconds of regulation time and losing a crucial game in penalty stroke overtime. The team also posted five shut-outs against strong competition. The girls finished their season at sectional level with an ex- cellent game against Green (1986 B state semi-flna- lists) which ended in overtime. With a good core of returning starters, Mrs. White looks for fewer losses and bigger wins for the 1987 season. 138 J.V. FIELD HOCKEY Left to right: Coach Green, Tina Miller. Jeanne Marks, Katie Simpson, Nick! Martin, Penny Moscrlp, Theresa Tambascio, Amy Arrow, Renee Kenyon, Karen McCulloch, Judy McFall, Becky Kermldas, Liz McGow an, Shari Muson, Dannette Judd, Tracey Glazier, Dawn Black, Kelly Driscoll, Heather Hodges. The J.V. Field Hockey team enjoyed success completing the season with a record of 7-2- 5. Eight team members participated in scoring the 16 goals by contributing 1 or more goals or assists. Defensively the team did equally well, tallying 9 shut-outs and allowing only 5 goals all season. The team consisted of 6 freshmen, 10 sophomores, and one junior. JUNIOR HIGH FIELD HOCKEY First Row: Grctchen Oakley, Jenifer Eaton, Andrea Kobbc. Second Row: Dee Rieneke, Chris Layton, Nikki Weidman, Satina Glezen, Connie Martin, Jenifer Smith. Third Row: Mrs. Stanbro, Becky Tuckey, Dawn Bradley, Christine Westfall, Rebecca Richards, Becky McFall, Brandy Croft, Danielle Farr, Dawn Thorton, Cindy Pratt, Angela Hodges. The Junior high modified field hockey season was very successful. Their overall record was 3 wins, 5 ties, and 1 loss. Three games were cancelled due to the weather. Outstanding offensive players were Brandy Croft, inner; Andrea Kobbe, wing; and Christine Westfall, center halfback. Croft and Kobbe were high scorers for the season. Outstanding defensive players were Angela Hodges, sweeper; Jenifer Smith, halfback; and Jenifer Eaton, goalie. 139 VARSITY TENNIS Coach Buckley, Stacie Babcock, Jo Marie Brighum, Alison Bodiewaldt, I.lsa I conurd, Lorraine Brlghtscn, Bobble Jo Cannlff, Jennifer Kemp This year’s Varsity Tennis Team made significant im- provement. Boasting a re- spectable record, the team showed that pre-season work paid handsome re- wards. The loss of seniors Lorraine Brightson, Lisa Leonard, and Jennifer Kemp will hurt. 140 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL First Row: John Short, Earl Kimble, Adam Arnold, Chris Stocum, Kevin Robinson. Robby Peterson. Second Row: Coach Halloran, Hiigh Quail, Jamie Bigelow, Paul Stone, Geoff Folmsbee, Chris Heller, Jerry Mackey, Coach Brown. The Boys’ Varsity Basketball team enjoyed yet another suc- cessful season, in this. Coach Hal- loran’s 36th. Important occur- ances in the 1986-1987 season in- cluded the capturing of Coach Halloran’s 500th victory and Ja- mie Bigelow being named Sus West Player of the year. The team’s league record of 8-4 gave them third place in the league. 142 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row: Mary Hulloran, Christy Croft. Second Row: Jennifer Kemp, Danette Judd, Ellen Tambasclo. Third Row: Coach Holland, Mary Jo Eldred, Tammy Lethbridge, Kathy Shrauger, Terry Burghart, Katie Green, Laurie Dorschel, Stephanie Oakley. The Girls’ Varsity Basketball team proved again to be competi- tors this season when they ad- vanced In the Sec. IV playoff; a repetition of two previous years. The Eagles took first In the Odessa Montour Christmas Tour- nament. Selected for all Tourna- ment Teams both times were Mary Halloran, MVP of OM, Christy Croft, and Ellen Tambas- clo. The Eagle’s coach, Mrs. Joanne Holland was named Coach of the year. Mary Halloran was also honored by being select- ed for the All-Metro Team. 143 J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL First Row: Chris Green, Duane Theleman. Second Row: Coach Mackey, Jeff L’Amoreaux, Steve Amendum, Robert Dunham, Stewart Shrauger, Chad Orzel, Ray Shrauger, Jason Baumgart, Matt Klossner, Rob Perry. J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row: Yvonne Quail. Wendy Stolarcyk, Susan Quail. Second Row: Karen McCulloch, Renee Kenyon, Coach Harris, Barbie Canniff, Debbie Podlinsek. 144 VARSITY CHEERLEADING First Row: Annie Bear, Becca Hyde, Shelly Ross, Stacey Westfall, Stacie Graves. Second Row: Kelli Ballard, Brenda Smith. Third Row: Michelle Bradford. J.V. CHEERLEADERS First Row: Penny Williams, Michelle Frantellizie, Amy Crosby, Lisa Plymale, Lori Madak. Second Row: Jeanne Smith. Third Row: Amy Arrow. 145 9TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL Although the 9th grade boy9 basketball team did not have a winning record, they were competitive. There were many close games that could have gone either way. Several players made significant improve- ment and hopefully will be ready for the J.V. team next year. First Row: Ron Seidel. Chad Oriel, Derek Layton, Pat Collins. Second Row: Dan Peters, Gary Prlscott, Gerry Tlllotson, Coach Hull, Robert Dunham, Bert Malstrom, Bryan Nye. , _ _--- 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL The 8th grade Basketball team is a learning place where boys get a chance to see if they want to take time to dedicate themselves to the game of basketball and continue at the J.V. and Var- sity level. The boys work hard to sharpen skills and techniques. First Row: Scott Snyder, Chris Johnson, Jason Mackey, Steve Smith. Second Row: Russell Trask, Dan Kinter, Dave Lewis, Joe Collins, Mark Seidel. Third Row: Coach Priscott, Brian Osborn, Todd Lane, Steve Livingston, Ed Lethbridge, Tim Dorschel, manager. 146 8TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL Kow 1: Jennifer Eaton, Angela Hodges, Jennifer SUvanlc, Tylla Hodges, Brandi Croft, Cynthia Pratt. Row 2: Michelle Warner, Chris Kemp, Heather Ferraro, Karen L’Amoreaux, Dawn Thorton. 7TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Karen Gritman, Shannon McIntyre, Rebecca Myers, Jennifer Lester, Joelle Dove. Row 2: Susan Prlscott, Danielle Cornell, Chris Crownlngshleld, Amber Croft, Kristie Vanderburg, Carrie Amendum. 147 7TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL 1st Row L-R: Bob Lown, Carl Sacco, Greg Katchuk. 2nd Row: Coach Johnsonbaugh, Brad Stocum, Chad Brown, Marty Robinson. 3rd Row: Jason Angel, Jeremy Smith, Jason Burghardt, Tom Hitt. JR. HIGH SWIM TEAM 148 VARSITY SWIM TEAM First Row: Jennifer Cotcamp, Kristina Hall, Julie Donnelly, Rachel Hennlnger, Jennifer Presley, Pam Tyler. Second Row: Coach Nelson. Karen Baldwin, Kathy Callce, Prudence Ticknor, Carrie Smith, Tara Stellen, Penny Moscrip. Third Row: Steve Smith, Todd Snyder, John Prlndle, Gregg Barnhart, Eric Bradley. The varsity swim team was a co-ed team consisting of 2 seniors, 6 juniors, 1 sophomore, and 7 freshmen. The team made consid- erable progress under their new coach, Mr. Skip Nelson, who was able to mold and shape the team mentally and physically into big- ger, better, and stronger swim- mers. Overall, it was a successful season for the varsity swim team as both their record and times im- proved. 149 VARSITY WRESTLING First Row: Jason Denton, Rich Glezen, Mike Kermldas. Brian Sherwood, Kent Maslin, Chris Durdan. Second Row: Coach MacXeill, Mike Ballard, Jim Petrie, Joe Burt, Ralph Cannlff. John Howe, Rick Hoppes. Coach Ballard The varsity wrestling team was successful this year, finishing their season with a 6-8-0 record. Kent Maslin, John Howe, and Joe Burt made it to Sectionals and Kent Maslin continued on to States. Special awards were given at the end of the year to recognize various wrestlers. The Fabulous Five award was given to Kent Maslin, Ralph Canniff, Brian Sherwood, Rich Glezen, and Chris Durdan for contributing the greatest amount of points in dual meets. The Golden Eagle award symbolizing a dedicated wrestler beyond normal was given to Kent Maslin. 150 J.V. WRESTLING First Row: Tony Aleba, Ken Baraby. Lee Dean, Ken Hand, Keith Walker, Josh Roe, Second Row: Coach MacXeill, Mark Silvanic. Shane Starner, Dan Ford, Ed Welch, Jim Sidel, Mike Markoff, Mike Ellerson, Pat Hall, Coach Ballard. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING First Row: Jason Bailey, Jim Eaton, Nick St. John, Karl Sacco, Second Row: Coach Davidson, Scott Snyder, Ed Lethbridge, Shawn Dean, Brian Xye, Tim Collins 151 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Kelly Hall, Julumi Ellis, Tonya Torrance, Vicki Womack. Back Row: Coach Stanboro, Paula Carpenter, Jane Pratt, Judy McFall, Denise Kuhr, Tonya Hust, Kathy Cuifo, manager, Judy Morlev. The varsity volleyball team made tremendous strides toward respectability. This year’s team grew and matured under the lead- ership of seniors: Kelly Hall, Jane Pratt, Kathy Cuifo, and Tonya Torrance, the team steadily improved. In years to come this team will be remembered as the foundation on which the program was built. 152 J.V. VOLLEYBALL First Row: Shari Mason, Paula Hill, Melinda Pratt, Anna Podllnsck, Wendy Burllson, Liz McGowan. Second Row: Miss Squlcclarlnl, Theresa Tambasclo, Samantha Holbert, Marge Plxlcy, Lee Bryant, Alicia Morgan, Judith Morley. 8TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL 7TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL First Row: Rebecca Glezcn, Barb Gchm. Second Row: Julie Walker, Michelle Warner, Darlcen Howe. Third Row: Danielle Farr, Jennifer Silvanic, Jennifer Smith. First Row: Sharon Cook, Melissa Bernard. Second Row: Kristine Crowningshield, Kim ('lark, Tina Bates. Third Row’: Tina Eaton, Linda Clink, Angie Saddlemire. 153 VARSITY INDOOR TRACK First Row: Lorraine Brightsen, Cheryl Brlghtsen, Jenny Weldman, Ann Lynch, Julie Raubacher, Kathy Kelly, Pam Hatfield, Coach Buckley. Second Row: John Baumgart, Mark Abbey, Mike DePue, Mike Baker, Jim Decker, Bill Freeman, Kevin Mills. Third Row: Shawn Fahey, Robert Quick, Mike Lynch, Brett Dean, Myron Swarts, Rick Patten, Bill Frobe. The indoor track team raced and muscled its way into the Southern Tier Track Associ- ation’s top strata. The girls’ team won the Delhi Invitational and sent three girls to the State Meet at Cornell. Julie Raubacher was sectional champ in the high jump, and Ann Lynch was sectional champ in the long jump. The whole team worked extremely hard and deserves the respect it won. 154 SPRING SPORTS 155 VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: Bill Phillips, Steve Treiber, Mark Abbey, Duane Theleman, John Short, Mike Davis, John Baumgart, Second Row: Myron Swarts, Scott Eaton, Mark Kobbe, Coach Miller, Paul Stone, Chris Stocum, Robby Petersen It was year to be remembered for Whitney Point base- ball fans. The “come from behind kids” did it time and again. An early season win over traditional power Forks seemed to set the tone for the team. A crucial sweep of a double header over Greene did the rest. Xot only did the team win the Sus West but went on to win the whole Sus Championship. Coach Miller has good reason to be proud of his team. In the many situations where they could have folded they fought on. In tense times teammate after team- mate came through. 156 First Row: Tammy Gaylord, Darlene Griffith, Tammy Hawkes, Stephanie Oakley, Agnes Viterbo, Katie Green, Kathy Cuifo, Second Row: Mr. Defeo, Lisa Lewis, Laurie Dorschel, Christy Croft, Judy Weir, Diane Black, Ellen Tambasclo, Mr. Walsh Team spirit was the hallmark of this year’s soft- ball team. Coach Defeo’s charges played a well- coached brand of ball that got them a 13-4 league record and 2nd in the Sub West and 2nd in the Sec- tionals. The team had its ups and downs but always came through when it most counted. The team be- lieved in itself and fought off adversity throughout the season. The team should be justly proud. 157 JV BOY’S BASEBALL JY GIRL’S SOFTBALL First Row: Jim Seidel, Bill Mathews, Rus- sell Dunham, Tim Ticknor, Bryan Xye, David Shoemaker, Coach Davison, Second Row: Scott Taylor, Chris Green, Rick Hoppes, Brennan Fahey, Jason Denton, Keith Walker, Keith Krna First Row: Amy Arrow, Lori VanBusklrk. Wendy Stolarcyk, Nieki Martin, Nina Au- tio, Loren Glezen, Debbie Podlinsik, Sec- ond Row: Mandv Reese, Paula Hill, Shan- non Lee, Tonya Hust, Coach Squicclaxinl, Stacy Babcock, Tina Miller, Anna Podlin- sik JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Row 1: Randu Uhl, Brad Stocum, Jason Mackey, Bill Sturdavent, Duane Ballard, Nick St. John, Curt Brown, Chad Weaver, Row 2: Brian Osborn, Jason Angel, Dave Lewis, Shawn Baxter, Todd Lane, Ed Leth- bridge, Joe Collins, Coach Purse. Row 1: Angle Saddlemire, Jamie Whceley, Tylia Hodges, Ronnie cokley, Gretchen Oakley, Corey Martin, Nickie Tickner, Row 2: Dandle Farr, Janet Pixley, Penny Eldred, Mary Struble, Kim Pratt, Joy Briggs, Jenny Taylor, Xickl Farr, Bev Tuckey, Row 3: Coach Silvanic, Shivann McGoff, Jennifer Silvanic, Becky McFall, Angela Hodges, Carrie Amcndum, Hather Ferraro, Chris Kemp, Amber Croft, Susan Welsh, Crystal Heath, Becky Glezen, Coach Silvanic. JUNIOR HIGH SOLTBALL 159 VARSITY TRACK First Row: Julie Raubacher, Cheryl Brightsen, Kristina Hall, Second Row: Coach Halloran, Mary Halloran, Danette Judd, Ann Lynch, Coach Katchuk, Kathy Kelly (absent) Leading the girls’ track team is senior Mary Halloran competing in her fifth year of varsity compe- tition. Julie Raubacher in the high jump, Ann Lynch in the mid- dle distances, and Kathy Kelly combine for a record breaking re- lay team. This foursome already holds many of the girl’s records. Leading track returnees to the 1987 spring season are Jason Wright, Ray Shrauger, and Jason Baumgart in the middle dis- tances, Kevin Mills in the middle sprints, and Bob Quick in the short sprints. A newcomer ex- pected to make an impact this year is Rick Solomon. First Row: Coach Halloran, Rick Patten, Jeff Bridges, Bob Quick, John DuBravec, Bill Frobe, Kent Maslin, Mr. Katchuk, Second Row: Ray Shrauger, Jason Wright, Jason Baumgart, Chad Orzel, Kevin Mills, Bill Freeman, Rick Solomon 160 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK First Row: Daw'n Thronton, Andrea Kobbe, Shannon McIntyre, Sue Priscott, Kristie Vande- burg, Joann Chan, Linda Clink, Kerry Morton, Satira Glezen, Second Row: Michelle Warner, Kris Westfall, Cindy Pratt, Jennifer Smith, Brandy Croft, Rebecca Richards, Ritlca Myers, Kim Smith, Julie Walker, Karen L’Amereaux, Amy Plymale, Third Row: Mr. Zilliox, Greg Katchuk, Mark Bush, Scott Snyder, Josh Graves, Adrian Cleymons, Shawn Dean, Brook Hall, Sean Walters, Todd Utter, Chuck Bcctel, Mark Smith, Mr. Neubauer 161 VARSITY TENNIS Flnt Row: Pat Collins, Chris Durdon, Brent Maslln, Lisa Leonard, Josh Roe, Coach Durdan The team this year contested every match and hung tough throughout. Led by Brent Maslln, the Eagles Improved all season long. Despite having limited numbers, coach Mike Durdon guided his charges through this long and diffi- cult time. Chris Durdon, Pat Collins, and Josh Roe all helped out. Lisa Leon- ard practiced with the team and was an active part. 162 VARSITY GOLF First Row: Dana Hibbard, Jeff Shirhall, Rob Perry, Matt Klossner, Derek Layton, Tim Poyer, Second Row: Wendy Burlison, Russel Trask, Mike Kcrmldas, Steve Smith, Steve Sturdcvant, Julannc Ellis, Terri Burkhart, Third Row: Maureen Plxley, Theresa Tambasclo, John Prindle, Bill Martin, Boyd Corliss, James David, Scott Lee, Paul Hutchins, Jeff LWmorcaux, Scott Shirhall. .Jamie Metz, Coach Doherty The 1987 Varsity Golf team is one of the best kept secrets in Whitney Point. Coming off last year’s 20-4-1 record and Susque- nango League Championship, this year’s team led by seniors Tim Poyer and Mark Stearns, should be very respectable. The golf team has improved their record from previous years. 163 LACROSSE First Row: Mike Depue, Bill Ellerson, Chris Silvanic, Mike Lynch, Matt Franklin, Mike Ballard, Jim Decker, Kim David, Second Row: Coach Buckley, Jason Bigelow, Mark Silvanic, Shawn Fahey, Rob Dunham, Jamie Bigelow, Mark Bernard, Mike Baker, Jim Roat, Dan Phillips, Tara Steilen, manager. The varsity lacrose team made its first appearance this season. The team members worked ex- tremely hard to learn the basic skills needed to compete. Compete they did. From their first success- ful outing against the Forks the team hustled, hit, and outplayed many teams. The success of this years new team bodes for the fu- ture. 164 SPECIAL SPORTS AWARDS FALL SPORTS First Row: Chris Heller-All Sus. soccer, Mary Halloran-Davld Nicholson Award, All Sus. cross country, Mary Pfeil-All Sus. cross country, Kim David-All Sus. Held hockey, Kent Maslin-All Sus. cross country. All State freshman team Second Row: .Jon Baumgart-AU Sus. soccer, Chris Stocum-AU Sus. soccer, Bill Ellerson-All Sus. cross country, Jerry Mackey-All Sus. cross country, Glenn Meachum-All Sus. soccer. Matt Klossner-Devon Award soccer WINTER SPORTS First Row: Christy Croft-All Sus. Basketball, Jamie Bigelow-All Sus. Basketball, Kent Maslin-Section IV wrestling champ. Second Row: Mary Halloran-All Sus. Basketball, Julann Ellis-All Sus. volleyball, Julie Raubacher- Section IV high jump champ indoor track, Ann Lynch-Section IV long Jump champ indoor track. SPRING SPORTS Mary Halloran-State Finalist spring track, Ellen Tambascio-All Sus. first baseman softball, Chris Stocum-All Sus. pitcher baseball, Katie Green-All Sus. second baseman softball, Ann Lynch- State Finalist Spring Track. 165 I 166 167 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: Christy Croft — pres., Diane Black — vice pres., Glenn Meacham — treas., Judy Weir — sec. Row I: Theresa Pratt — treas., Rick Solomon — vice pres., Michelle Stolarcyk — pres., Ellen Roe — sec. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 15«' f_ ' Row 1: Lisa Walls — pres., Katie Green — vice pres., Kathy Kelly — Sec., Melanie Miller — Treas., Wendy Stolarcyk — public relations. Row 4: Ann Brown, Kim David, Ellen Roe, Michelle Love, Laura Driscoll, Shannon Starner, Wendy Burllson. Row 3: Fern Gorton, Denise Cargln, Denise Potter, Wendy Craft, Jim Petrie, Jerry Mackey, Karen Crowe, Krista Ayers. Row 4: Kelly Hall, Julie Raubachcr, Terri Burghart, Ann Rudd, Jennifer Kemp, Lisa Lewis, Christy Croft, Judy Weir, Jack Mason, Jamie Metz, Jason Baumgart, Mr. MacNelll — advisor. Row 1: Chris SUvanic — pres., Ann Lynch — treas., Duane Thelcman — vice pres., Gerry Mackey — sec. Row 1: Emily Clark, Amber Croft, Nikki Ticknor, Tom Hitt, Mark SUvanic — vice pres.. Brad Allen — pres., Amy Arrow — treas., Gary Prlscott, Rob Dunham, Chad Orzel. Row 4: Lisa Wegrzynski, Craig Shear, Gretchen Oakley, Karen Gritman, Jeremy Fahey, Karl Sacco, Steve Amendum, Renee Kenyon, Jenny Weidman — sec., Jeff Shlrhall, Kris Hall, Jason Mackey, Bryan Nye, Mark Brush. Row 3: Mr. Coralio — advisor. Prudence Ticknor, Mandy Reese, Carrie Amendum, Corrle Martin, Brandy Croft, Dawn Thorton, Becca Richards, Debbie Podlinsek, Jason Bigelow, Christina Kerensky, Derek Layton, Jennifer Cotcamp, Russel Dunham, Scott Snyder. Absent: Valerie Glezen, Chuck Bectel, Keith Hand, Michelle Warner, Karen Baldwin, Bobby Bodnar, Mike Markoff, Scott Swan, Pat Tyler. 168 SCIENCE CLUB '« Row 1: Jon Baumgart — pres., Jamie Metz — sec., Julie Raubacher — tres., Mr. Fisher — advisor, Jason Baumgart — vice pres. Row Si: Mary Fletcher, Kim David, Chandra Wolfram, Danette Judd, Kati Simpson, Matt Poyer, Brian Sherwood, Brennan Fahey, Lorraine Brlghtsen, Lisa Lewis, Cheryl Glezen, Kathy Xabinger, Ellen Taylor. Row 3: Pam Tyler, Carrie Lethbridge, Tonya Hust, Stacey Babcock, Jason Denton, Chris Silvanic, Robby Peterson, Ann Lynch. Row 4: Penny Moscrip, Jessica Tracy. JoAnn Malmstrom, Carrie Har- vey, Krisi Harvey, Ruth Hyde, Laura Driscoll, Krista Ayers, Shelly Ross, Lisa Prindle, Duane Theleman, Shan- non Wells, Penny Williams, Jenny Bar- rows, Theresa Lord. Row 5: Jim Weir, Jim Tillotson, Jim Roat, Jerry Mackey, Chris Green, Bill Freeman, Kevin Phillips, Bill Ellerson, Robbie Perry, Earl Kimble, John Prindle, Kevin Robinson, Terri Burghardt, Dawn Black, Loren Glezen, Chad Orzel, Mark Mathcw’son, Jack Mason, Tim Poyer. The Science Club has assumed the roll of the most active club in the school. The list of their activities reads like a “Readers Guide to Fun and Educational Week- ends.” They have ven- tured forth to such diverse trips as: horse- back riding to view forest ecology, cross country skiing for win- ter ecology along with the winter Ecology Weekend, and Salmon fishing to study lake ecology. The club also traveled to far away Be- lize and Guatemala. 169 Clockwise From Top: Glenn Meachom, Ellen Tamboscio, Michael Bodnar, Krista Ayers, Kelli Ballard, Jennifer Barrows, Jennifer Presley. Kathryn Kelly, Lorraine Brightsen, Julie Donnelly, Ellen Roe. Missing From Picture: Deborah Freeman. The Yearbook Journallsm staff spent a year producing this book. It all started at a yearbook workshop at St. Bonaventure University In August and was “put to bed” In early July. It Is an enormous task, a consuming chore, and, at times, one that never seems to end. The staff, due to the stress, was like a family. It went through many moods and changes, but all the way It was one with each other and one to produce as good a book as It could. The staff, also wrote about a myriad of sub- jects In the local papers. All told it was a very good group and a very good year. 170 171 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Current Members Row 1: Judy Weir, Rebecca Canova, Kathy Nabinger, Amy Morse. Row' Jennifer Kemp, Kathy Shrauger, Tracey Rowley, Mark Bernard. Row 3: Mark Mathewson, Paul Stone, Jim Tillotson, Chris Stocum, Jon Baumgart. Not in picture: Lorraine Brightsen, Shari Truax. New Inductees Row 1: Kathy Kelly, Katie Green, Kevin Mills, Julie Donnelly, Michelle Stolarcyk. Row 3: Bob Quick, Julie Raubacher, Laura Drisscoll, John Prindle, Matt Foyer, Terri Burghardt, Ellen Roe. Row 3: Kelli Ballard, Brenda Smith, Dan Shurtleff, Chris Rugg, Earl Kimble, Chandra Wol- fram, Kim David. Not in picture: Ken Hand, Steve Treiber 172 The National Honor Society hearled as an elite group whose members how four very important qualities; Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Twenty- two WPHS juniors were inducted into this national organization on May 6, 1987. Senior members es- corted the inductees during the candlelight procession after which they were officially in- ducted. Mr. Ellis gave an inform- ing talk about the culture of the Amish people. Members must have maintained an 88 average since ninth grade and their teach- ers rate them on areas such as character, leadership, and service. 173 INTERACT CLUB Row 1: Michael Gadzlala, Earl Newhart, Ellen Roe, Paul English, I-aura Driscoll, Theresa Burghardt, Michele Frantellizzl, Samantha Hulbert, Tammy Banks. Row Si: Tonya Hust, Yvonne Quail, Julann Ellis, Christy Harvey, Shannon Smith, Krista Ayers, Julie Raubachcr, Karen Crowe, Carrie Walker. Row 3: Tina Ballard, Scott Eaton, Tim Poyer, Jack Mason, Jennifer Barrows, Amy Bailey, Melinda Pratt, Shari Mason, Wendy Burllson. Row 4: John Ballard, Justin Harris, Juson Termin, Eric Fetterman, William Baraby. FHA Row 1: Mrs. Wilson, Vikkl Womak, Earl Newhart, Jessica Tracy, Julann Ellis. Absent: Debbie Smith, Joann Malmstrom, Chandra Wolfram. One of the many FHA activities is the annual candied apple sales. Monies raised is used to fund ac- tivities. 174 AM BOCES Row 1: Billie Jo Beavers, Liz DeHaven, Bonnie Morton, Paula Carpenter, Jennifer Lambiase, Wayne Card, James David. Row 2: Mark Stearns, Kevin Hand, Geoff Folmsbee, Paul Bidwell, John Howe, Patrick Hall, Mike Gazovic, John Mullen, Dana McPeek. Row 3: Bob Ames, Dave Forkey, Scott Lee, Mike Shearer. Absent: Valerie Davies. PM BOCES Row 1: Tim Hawkes, Scott Chambers, Myron Swarts, Eric Fetterman, Steve Sturdevant, Jim Petrie, Fred Klcsak, Marge Krna. Row 2: Steve Shove, Becki Kelsey, Jeff Wrilcox, April Newton, Pam Hatfield, Kim Hand, Ann Brown, Dave Fuller, Mike Poff, Randy Hedges. Row 3: Bob Clark, Leo Shearer, Chris Pease, Brian Harvey, George Bridges, Scott Eaton, Dave Dauley, John Taylor, Joe Burt, Mike LaBar, Vicki Roe, Tom Brown, John Clink. 175 SENIOR HIGH SKI CLUB Row 1: Jcanna Marks, Carrie Lethbridge, Mike Poff, Matt Collins, Nina Autio. Row 2: Eileen Gilmore, Agnes Viterbo, Judy Weir, Brennan Fahey. Row 3: Jeff Bridges, Robert Quick, Ellen Roe, Tara Steilon, Michelle Stolarzck, Mike Miner, Brian Harvey, Jim Weir, Monica O., Lisa Lewis, Karen Crow, Kelly Driscoll, Shelly Ross. Mr. Wiley. Row 4: Christy Harvey. Paul, Mike Randall, Scott Shirhall. Brenda Smith, Heidi Weinreich, Laura Driscoll. Row 5: John Prindlc, Mike DcPuc, Matt Franklin, Cheryl Glczcn, Jumie Metx. Brett Dean, Shawn Fahey. Row 1: Andy Jackson, Henry Dedrick, Jason Lasickl, Diana Kerensky, Lexy Morrow, Heath Langton, James Stafford. Row 2: Mrs. Driscoll, Lori Grosso, Jenny Fralick, Megan Mackey, Sarah Cotcamp, Tim Taylor, Danielle Wells, Steven Bramc. Row 3: Mark Klossner, Lisa Ballard, Jenny Livingston, Erin Orzel, Mike Stolarcyk, Peter Freije, Erik Whittaker, Ryan Ostrander, Doug Lawrence, Corey Green, Mr. Hendrickson. 176 ELEMENTARY SKI CLUB PROM COMMITTEE Row 1: Sara Weidman, Jennifer Kemp, Kathy Nabinger, Cheryl Glezen, Jennifer Barrows, Amy Morse, Becca Hyde, Michelle Love, Amy Freer, Sheri Truax. Row 2: Mary Jo Eldred, Laura Collins, Christy Croft, Judy Weir, Lisa Lewis, Julie Raubacher, Kevin Robinson, Debbie Freeman. Row 3: Wendy Craft, Katie Green, Michelle Stolarcyk, Jamie Metz, Jon Baumgart, Bill Phillips, Lisa Walls, Shannon Starner, Tara Steilon, Kelly Hall, Jennifer Presley. LIBRARY AIDES Seated: Teenya Hcimstra. Mike Lomonaco, Jennifer Smith. Standing: Michelle Shippey, Michele Lamb, Kris Crowning- shield, Jennifer Brame, Danielle Cornell, Becky Myers, Darlene Howe, Marcle Shove, Becky McFall. HEALTH AIDES Row 1: Danielle Gage, Toni Glenn, Chris Ostrander, Paula McCoy. Row 2: Cindy Pratt, Jennifer Silvanic, Amy Arrow, Michelle Bradford, Cathi Snitchler, Patricia Tyler, M rs Brewster. Row 3: Chris Kerensky, Tina Miller, Renee Kenyon. Prudence Ticknor, Becky Kermidas, Anita Fuller, Michelle McCullough, Chris Newton, Becky Lynch. 177 LATIN CLUB Row 1: Cheryl Glezen, Jennifer Barrows, Kathy Nablnger, Ruth Hyde, Ann Lynch. Kathy Kelly. Row 2: Chad Orzel, Jim Weir, Matt Klossner, Judy McFall, I)an Warner, Kelly Ballard. JR. HIGH LANGUAGE CLUB Row 1: Mike LoMonico, Mrs. Hanover, Mrs. Saunders. Marsha Morehouse, Michelle Shippey. Row 2: Marty Robinson, Karl Sacco, Karen Gritman, Carrie Amcndum, Oscar Hill, Andrea Kobbe, Shannon McIntyre, Nicole Wcidman, Jennifer Luster. Row 3: Jason Angel, Steve Klock, Jim Eaton, Brian Ford, John Fletcher, Sue Priscott, Danielle Cornell, Jennifer Taylor. 178 Bacchus would have been proud of his Bacchae’s doing. High priestess Nancy Hanover gathered together many schools for a Roman repast re- pleat with games, feasting, and tradi- tion. This Latin loll-about is the ever growing product of the Latin Club and Its special advisor. The banquet has grown from a modest start to a sumptu- ous gathering honoring a grand epoc. 179 FRENCH CLUB QUEBEC TRIP Row 1: Mike Ballard. Mike Kermldas, Bud Frallck, Jim Peters, Robbie Perry, Brian Sherwood, John DuBravlc, Jason Baumgart, BUI Ellerson, Jerry Mackey, Chris Green. Row 3: Brett Dean, Maureen Plxley, Carrie Lethbridge, Shanon Lee, Tonya Hust, Chris Coons, Dawn Black, Trade Glazier, Stacie Graves, Becca Hyde. Row 3: Mrs. Freeh, Jason Denton, Cheryl Doolittle, Earl Newhart, Jeannlne Snelson, Brenda Teeter, Andrla Tuckey, Theresa Lord, Lisa Prindle, Evle Leahy, Sharon Bajema. Row 4: Jim Roat, John Prlndle, Stuart Shrauger, John Mihalko, Todd Snyder, Chad Orzel, Ken Sickles, Wayne Bajama, Rick Patten, Mary Kelly. On May 13 thru 16th the Whitney Point French Club took a trip to Que- bec, Canada. Thirty-six students went on the trip and they were ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Freeh and Mr. Defeo. For two and one half days the group toured the old city, saw many historical sights, got a chance to speak French and try foreign foods. The students enjoyed wondering the city, marveling at the sights, and shopping. The European flavor of the city was a dominant factor in the tour. The beautiful weather added to the trip’s pleasures. The French Club is indebted to Mrs. Freeh’s great efforts in plan- ning the trip. The Quebec excursion is one of the highlights of the Whit- ney Point school year. 180 The Chateau Frantenac The group at Ste-Anne De Beaupre To the Old City Row 1: Mr. Wagner, Carrie Harvey, Denise Cargin, Lisa Lewis, Krisi Harvey, Mary Struble, Paula Hill, Marta Kit, Shlvaun McGoff. Row id: Brad Allen. Jennifer Barrows, Rob Driscoll, Becca Hyde, Amy Morse, Kathy Nablngcr, Cheryl Glczcn, Lori Madak. Row 3: Dan Shurtleff, Bill Matthews, Lee Dean, Stuart Shraugcr, Chris Rugg, Chad Orzel, Glenn Cooper, Mark Brush. John Dilmorc, Adrian Clemens, Mark Abbey, Carrie Lethbridge. Row 1: Mr. Wagner, Lisa Lewis, Becca Hyde, Kathy Nablngcr, Oscar Hill, Rob Driscoll, Adrian Clemens. Row 2: Dan Shurtleff, Denise Cargin, Amy Morse, Mary Struble, Shlvaun McGoff, Stuart Shrauger. Row 3: Mark Abbey, Chad Orzel, Chris Rugg. Mark Brush. Tom Driscoll, Glenn Cooper, Carrie Harvey, Krisi Harvey. Row 1: Karen Williams, Becky Glczcn, Carrie Amcndum, Jennifer Bramc, Tracy Stout, Shlvaun McGoff, Becky Silvanlc. Row 2: Leslie Williams, Crystal Heath. Diana Bush, Mary Struble, Jennifer Shipman, Susan Priscott, Andrea Kobbc, Marsha Morehouse, Kristie Vanderburg, Kristina Klscak, John Fletcher, Randy Twining. Row 3: Mr. Wagner, Jon Dilmore, Jason Robinson, Mark Brush, Steve Smith, Steve Klock, Adrian Clemens, Oscar Hill, Dale Liscnby. Row 4: Angie Saddlemier, Heather Ferraro. Absent: Jaymc Wheeler, Steven Glenn, Dan Harrison, Matt Tyler. SR. HIGH CONCERT BAND JAZZ BAND JR. HIGH CONCERT BAND 182 WHITNEY POINT MARCHING Marching Band Amy Morse (S, Drum Major), Carrie Lethbridge (S), Karen Williams (F,S), Shivaun McGoff (F,S), Becky Silvanic (F.S), Becky Glezen (S), Karen Baldwin (S), Susan Welsh (F), Cheryl Glezen (S), Stacey Westfall (S), Lori Madak (S), Cathy Calice (S), Jennifer Barrows (S), Mary Struble (F,S), Marsha Morehouse (F,S), Leslie Williams (F,S), Crystal Heath (S), Jayme Wheeler (F), Paula Hill (S), Lisa Lewis (S), Kathy Xabinger (S), Becca Hyde (S), Pam Tyler (S), Rob Driscoll (S), Tammy Lethbridge (S), Oscar Hill (S), Susan Sessions (F,S), Chad Orzel (F,S), Steve Smith (F.S), Carrie Harvey (F,S), Kristin Harvey (F'.S), Mark Abbey (S), Adrian Cleymans (F,S), Jonathon Dilmore (S), Chris Rugg (S), Glen Cooper (F,S), Denise Cargin (S), Dan Shurtleff (F,S), Stuart Shrauger (F,S), Brad Allen (S), Dan Harrison (S), F-Fall Season, S- Spring Season Color Guard Paul Carpenter (Guard Capt. F,S,I), Jennifer Xeimiec (Guard Lt. F,S,I), Jeanine Smith (Guard Sgt. F,S,I), Alicia Morgan (F,S,I), Matt Fetterman (I), Becky Kelsey (S,I), Lisa Ply male (I), Sue Falcon (F,S,I), Patty Sanderson (F,S,I), Jeff Crane (F,S,I), JoAnn Chan (S), Jennifer Sliippey (S), Stacy Smith (F). F-Fall Season, S-Spring Season, I-Indoor Season 183 FOURTH GRADE BAND Row 1: Corinna LlvingHton, Lindaay Lewis, Jennifer Collett, Carrie Holden, Colleen Mobcrg, Cathy Whitehead, Tracy Wilkins, Lisa Campfteld, Heather Samson. Kristin Nance. Row Si: Rebecca Swan, Chad Glezen, April Glezen, Sarah Tlcknor, Turn ml Hunsinger, Beth Stoeckcl, Hollie Malinovsky, Ellen James, Fatty Eaton. Dawn Pelch, Christina Beilis, Heather Stevens, Charity Morehouse, Amy Xaholnic, Ryan Edwards. Row 8: Michael McCall, Alexis Katchuk, Anitra Luudig, .Jason Hibbard, Melissa Bush, David Stowcll, Scott Westbrook, Eddie Maslin, Danny Baker, Adam Basa, Kristopher Hull, Rcxann Lord, Andrew Doughtcry, Chad Dean, Peter Dunham, Charity Hall. Row 4: Mandic Weber, Carrie Bigelow, Billy Tlllotaon, Jamie Eldrcd, Scott Glezen, Ted Hust, Billy Merrln, David Czcbcniak, Janclle Rcppard, Nicole Tuckcy, Trlcla Goodrich, Greg Kiscak, Alan Sweet, Jay Bechtel, Greg Dilmorc, Bonnie Tarrlcn. Heather Smith. Row 5: Mr. Smith, David Uhl, Amber Silvanic, Maria Quarella, Danielle Lltavlsh, Courtney Sinclair, Kristine Knapik, Joey Matuszcwskl, Danny Myers, Jeremy Somers, Scott McIntyre. Absent: Cammie Harrison. Karen Robilland, Amy Brown, Michael Eggleston. FIFTH GRADE BAND Row 1: Heather Dorschel, Aliclu Smith, Angela Briggs. Row 2: Jim Burkee, Amy Klcsak, Amy Eldred, Kerri Maus, Theresa Doyle, Jolenc Butler, Doug Riddell, Jason Bush, Shannon Tlcknor, Sara Bensley, Rebecca Morsey. Row 3: Jeanlne Baumgart, Lisa Hlx, Valerie Llethbrldge. Michelle Gadlola, Megan Mackey, «Jessica Johnson, Darcy Mardlroslan, Heather Angel, Kareen White. Row 4: Mark McDonald, Jenny Frallch, Bryan I,amb, Nicole Aoppes, Mark Klossner, «Jeff Kiscak, .Jacob Roc, «Jason Dunham, Stacie Washburn. Row «S: Mr. Smith, Peter Frelje, Scott Closs, Steve Brame, Kenny I ongo, Camron Fuller, Karlstan Kelly. Absent: Amy Rogers, l orlnnc Grosso, David Fish, Tim Murphy, Christopher Bush. SIXTH GRADE BAND Row 1: Michelle Shafer, Telessa Gehm, JoEUen Pochlly, Sara Dunham, Rebecca W’alker, Kimberly Bensley, Sherri Hcnnlnger, Valerie Brown. Row 2: Jennifer Slyker, Cheryl Frobe, Jennifer Livingston, Bobble Jo Call, Erin Babcock, Nicole DePue, Corrle Sturdevant, Talltha Gehm, Jennifer Frechette, Traci Simpson. Row 3: Janice Johnson, Amy Tlerno, «Jason .James, Scott Shipman, Erin Orzel, Rhonda Carter, Bohdan Kitt, Andy Shipman, Jeffrey Miller, Emily Orzel, Annie Matuszew'skl. Row 4: Aaron Newman, Steve Hazelton, Brian Perry, Arthur Dougherty, Jason Lasicki, Ryan Ostrander, Jason Somers. Row «S: Mr. Smith, April Walter, Jared Shoemukcr, Jeff Abbey, Billy Snelson, Bryan Smith, «Jim Poyer, Corey Green. Absent: Stacie Thompson. 184 Row 1: Mrs. Knapp, Anne Brlghtscn, Marsha Morehouse, Rebecca Myers, Shannon McIntyre, Tina Bates, Chad Brown, Brad Stocum, Karen Gritman, Nikki Farr, JoAnn Chan, Sharon Cook, Miss Cargin. Row’ 2: Jennifer Brame, Melissa Bernard, Nicole Weldman, Tracey Stout, Cathleen Snitchler, Rebecca Sllvanlc, Jon Dilmore, Joel Beckley, Jennifer Taylor, Nikki Ticknor, Danielle Reinecke, Amber Croft. Row 3: Andrea Kobbe, Shivaun McGoff, Suzanne Dennison, Kristina Klcsuk, Danielle Cornell, Kim Clark, Susan Priscott, Emily Clark, Kris Crowningshield, Carrie Amendum. 7TH GRADE CHORUS Row’ 1: Julie Walker, Christine Kemp, Yvonne Davis, Kent Muslin, James Potter, Joshua Roe, Scott Snyder, Brian Robillard, Mrs. Knapp, Miss Cargin. Row 2: Michelle Lamb, Teenya Hiemstra, Duwn Thorton, Danielle Farr, Shawn Dean, Shawm Baxter, Gerry Tillotson, Lee Dean, Jeff Shirhall, Jennifer Eaton, Rebecca Tuckcy, Susan Fallon. Row’ 3: Suzan Quail, Trina Czebinial, Penelope Stabler, Michelle Underw’ood, Russell Dunham, Mark Silvanic, Gary Priscott, Bryan Nye, Dan Peters, Sandi Bcntz, Renee Kenyon, Rachel Hennlnger. 8TH AND 9TH GRADE CHORUS Row 1: Miss Cargin, Michelle Brudford, Shari Riddell, Kim Pratt, Becky McFall, Ben Phillips, Joe Collins, Art Collins, Jennifer Sllvanlc, Cindy Pratt, Mrs. Knapp. Row 2: Jennifer Cotcamp, Krystyna Hall, Amy Arrow, Jenny Weidman, Valerie Glezcn, Mike Markoff, Jason Bigelow’, Steve Livingston, Matthew’ Snitchler, Satira Glezen, Michelle Gordinier, Patricia Sanderson, Mary Struble. Row 3: Kathleen Henderson, JoMarie Brigham, Rebecca Richards, Kris Westfall, Marion Nance, Ray Shrauger, Steve Amendum, Scott Rchburg, Todd Land, Prudence Ticknor, Laura VanBuskirk, Christina Kerensky, Cheryl Brightsen. 8TH AND 9TH GRADE CHORUS 1 5 ELEMENTARY CHORUS Row 1: Bobbie Jo Call, Regina Glezen, Diane McPeak, Steven Brame, Stacey Weaver, Doug Riddell, Jake Roe, Marshall More- house, Tracey Lee, Stacie Thompson, Amy Klcsak, David Phinney, Brian Brigham, Scott Tic- knor, Kathy Dunham, Jessica Johnson, An- drew Shipman, Dan Boyles, Catherine Fallon, Tammy Piech, Christina Sager, Jenny Fralick, Mandy Mc- Donald, Karistan Kel- ley. Row 2: Christina White, Andy McIn- tosh, Jolene Warner, Cory Sturdevant, Re- becca Walker, Michelle Hunter, Sarah Dunham, Eve Baraby, Tim Murphy, Jeff Kicsak, Michael LaRue, Dan Balanda, Jennifer Frechette, Heather Dorschel, Megan Mackey, Nicole Hoppes, John Hakes, Lisa McDonald, Talitha Maslln, Jason Lasicki, Michelle Gadzlola, Michelle Wilcox, Christina Gordinler. Row 3: Billy Jo Bough, Rebecca Morscy, Doug Lawrence, Michael McNeil, Mark Klossner, Nicki DePue, Heather Johnson. Shannon Oldmstead, Jacinda Frantellizzi, Robin Bridges, Jenny Stoeckel, Amy Wegrzsynski, Sheri Hennlnger, Amy Tierno, Danielle Wells, Diane Kerensky, Lixy Monrow, Jim Poyer, Jcannene Baumgart, Wendy Lisenby, Valerie Lethbridge. Lisa Hix, Angela Briggs. Row 4: Kerri Maus, Andrea Fetterman, Virginia Tyree, Michelle Shafer, Trade Simpson, Christine Anderson, Michael Stolarcyk, Cheryl Frobe, Amy Rogers, Tyanna Smith, Stacie Washburn, Rachael Trash, Jennifer Mitchell, Val Brown, Annie Matuszewski, Emily Orzel, Rhonda Carter, Darcey Mardirosian, Jennifer Livingston, Erin Orzel, Chad Kilbury, Corey Green, Eric Whittaker. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Row 1: Alicia Morgan, Michelle Love, Agnes Viterbo, Penny Williams, Shelly Ross. Tony Aleba, Mike Bod- nar, Tracy Glazier, Denise Cargin, Ellen Taylor, Julann Ellis, Wendy Stolarcyk. Row 2: Rhonda Banner, Judy Morley, Jeaneen Smith, Ruth Hyde, Jennifer Neimic, Wendy Burlison, Shan- non Wells, Dawn Black, Roy Willis, Todd Snyder, Brennan Fahey, Chris Sllvanlc, Katl Simpson, Evie Leahy, Kelly Driscoll, Lisa Prindle, Ann Lynch. Row 3: Annie Baer, Lisa Plymale, Tonya Hust, Teresa Hanyon, Shannon Swan, John Mihalko, Jim Roat, Chris Coons, Barb CannifT, Nicki Martin, Nina AuUo, Ellen Roe. Katie Green, Julie Donnoly. Row 4: Mrs. Knapp, Kelli Ballard. Brenda Allen, Darlene Hyde, Jenine Nelson, Jennifer Kemp, Lisa Collins, Dena Gannon, Maureen Pixley, Bill Martin, Matt Klossner, Chris Green, Tim Poyer, Mark Mathewson, Chris Rugg, Rick Solomon, Relse Earl, Tara Stielen. 186 CABARET It started In January and ended In June. This year's chorus review used the theme of movie and TV songs. Mrs. Knapp struggled long and hard to mold the student run Cabaret into the success it was. The high- light and finale of the performance was the Disney spectacular, it included songs from “Mary Poppins”, “Song of the South”, “Pete’s Dragon”, and the “Mickey Mouse March”. Comedy relief was provided by the parody of TV commercials. The chorus, one and all, provided a marvelous evening of mu- sical entertainment to all who attended. 187 ELEMENTARY STOCKMARKET Row 1: Jennifer Slyker, Emily Orzel, Rachael Trask, Erin Orzel, Mr. Steger, Jason Somers, Jared Shoemaker. JUNIOR HIGH STOCKMARKET SENIOR HIGH STOCKMARKET Row 1: Paul Smith, Dan Seger, Mark Brush, Greg Katchuk, David Burnell, rit- ica Meyers. Row 15: Tina Eaton, Dianna Vush, Rachel Henninger, Chad Eldred, Gary Dean, Tom Dorschel, Steve Smith, Steve Klock, Oscar Hill, Becky Glezen, Darlene Howe. Row 3: Carrie Smith, Prudence Ticknor, Josh Roe, Lee Dean. Row. 1: Matt Franklin, Matt Collins, Ellen Tambascio, Mike Collins, Greg Barnhart, Glenn Cooper. ODYSSEY OF THE MIND Row 1: Arthur Dougherty, Jason Chan, Erin Orzel, Jennifer Slyker, Emily Orzel, Kim Bensley, Aaron Newman. CANDIDS We learned outside the class- room. We sent some of our stu- dents to the jungels of Guatemala and viewed Mayan temples and studied coral reefs In Belize. Our learning included the sights and sounds of foreign shores and the warm shelled sands of tropical is- lands. We learned to meet new and interesting people and to come to appreciate their worth. When we traveled beyond our world we came to appreciate our life all the more. Our education this year was not always confined to four walls and dusty chalkboards. The world around us was our instructor as well. Our community, our pageants, and our life experience were true teachers. Our world widened and grew as we grew. It has been an informative and wonderful year. 190 Teachers this year were pools, parents, and pagents. We learned to swim, to save ourselves, and to have fun with the serious. Involvement with the Commuinty Chorus and vis- iting Color Guards enlarged our horizons. In the Adams build- ing we showed grandmother and grandfather how we study. Outside the Adams building we watched with facination as ma- chines dug up our playground and changed our world. We col- lectged food to help the needy. From all these experiences we grew. 191 192 193 PARTING 194 SHOTS •• Vklig 195 Thank You To All Our Advertisers Please Support Our Advertisers DELMAR PUBLISHING CO. They Help Make Our Yearbook Possible F. Scanlon Phone — 717-829-0847 Chevrolet Sales and Service STOLARCYK, INC. CHEVROLET New Cars OK Used Cars and and Trucks Trucks Complete Service Department “Over 30 Years Experience in the Auto Business” Feed, Seed, and Farm needs Or all the spray to kill your weeds Fertilizer and lime to help crops grow Answers to your questions to help you know From crop Fertilizers to animal feeds You know that Agway answers your needs Congratulations to You the Class of 1987 WHITNEY POINT AGWAY COOP. INC. Box 269 Railroad Street Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 Phone: 607-692-3414 AGWAYi Your Country Value Store BARROWS’ TIRE REPAIR on Farm Service (607) 849-3930 SAFEMARK Congratulations to My Baby and Her Classmates NANDO’S PIZZA SUBS Open 7 Days a Week 817 Harry h. Drive 10 Castle Creek Road Johnson City Binghamton 798-0439 788-8111 368 Conklin Avenue Binghamton 788-3691 WHITNEY POINT PHARMACY 1IIT N 1 Y l ()i vi PHARMACY Donald Hall: Pharmacist 698-3800 Congratulations to the ‘87 Seniors 197 CONGRATU TO CLASS Gregg’s Big M Supermarkets Whitney Point and Marathon 198 CATIONS THE OF 1987 Gregg’s True Value Variety Store 199 D R JONES CONST. CORP. P.O. Box 91 Castle Creek, New York 13744 Congratulations to the 1987 Senior Class ROBERT’S AUTO SALVAGE Hemlock Hill Rd. Off Route 26 Upper Lisle, N.Y. 692-4983 Selling Quality New Used Parts New Rotors New Sheet Metal for Most Cars Trucks 201 STEPHENS CO. Certified Public Accountants 772-6421 Suite 510 The Press Building 202 Binghamton, N.Y. 13901 Triangle Satellite Vision Congratulations Class of 1987 Satellite Reception Systems P.O. Box 521 Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 Phone: (607) 692-4395 AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR FOREIGN STUDY SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION 100 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, ConnecUcut 06830 Telephone: 203 869-9090 Ms. Sandra Solomon Local Coordinator Academic Year in America 607-692-4972 Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 “N.Y.S. Approved” Petro-Tite Tank Testing J.N. GIAMMARINO CONSTRUCTION, INC. Installation Specialists: Underground Storage Tanks (Fiberglass Steel) Hydraulic Lifts (Repairs) 28 Pierce Avenue Binghamton, N.Y. 13903 Jim Giammarino Pres. (607) 724-0840 Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 203 NORTHEASTERN PLATE GLASS CORP. Office Phone (607) 772-1810 24 Hour Emergency Service P.O. Box 1295 3 Alice Street Binghamton, X.Y. 13902 LITTLE RED BARN Antiques, Furniture, Glass The Unusual Mai Elaine Klught (607) 849-3371 Downtown Lisle, N.Y. On Route 79 (607) 692-4282 ME Auction Service “LET ME SELL IT” Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 from Dr. and Mrs. John C. Prindle M.D. MANWARING EQUIPMENT INC. Seven models to choose from — the 8-hp 108 with 30-inch mower; the 11-hp 111 and lllh (hydrostatic) with 38- or 46-inch mower. Rear bagger, front blade, and snow thrower available. Main Street Whltnev Point N.Y. 13862 (607)692-3462 204 Best of Luck Class of ’87 from MADDEN’S REPAIR SERVICE General Automotive Repair 692-3010 Days 24-hour towing 692-4861 Nights 24-hour towing Tires, Batteries, N.Y.S. Inspection NICHOL’S FUNERAL HOME Whitney Point New York Good Luck to the Graduating Class Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 Custom Built Homes by BOB HODGES BUILDER P.O. Box 209 Glen Aubrey, N.Y. 692-4093 205 U-SAVE AUTO STORE Under New Ownership Main Street Whitney Point 692-4833 or 692-4465 Open Monday-Frldav 8-6; Saturday 8-3 Open Sundays for your convenience from 10-2 Congratulations Class of’87 Jeremy Jackson Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 BARNES’ RECREATION VIDEO Route 26 SW Whitney Point, New York NATIONWIDE INSURANCE .« on rou IA.MI f 9 nwm C , s 1 9 nwmci Con , 0 9 0 9 CUumOvt 0-0 bert c. McCulloch Full Service Country Living Apartments 21 Units 1, 2, 3 Bedrooms Auto, Home, Life, Health, Business, Farm Main Street, P.O. Box 704 Whitney Point, N Y. 13862 Phone: (607) 692-3486 Res. 692-4242 206 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 Jerry Hodges Marie Longo Builder Sales Over 30 Models To Choose From Send for complete information. UNEKE BUILDERS, INC. PO Box 201 Phone Glen Aubrey, NY 13777 692-4213 207 BROWN’S G. W. KNAPP BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE HILL SON (607) 692-4296 Fuel, Propane, Plumbing Heating, Water Pumps Congratulations to the Class of ’87 Congratulations to the Class of ’87 HO. Box 248 Rte. 11 Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 Whitney Point, N.Y. Bettle G. Brown Phil Knapp Lorimer H. Brown, Jr. (607) 692-3000 (607) 692-3055 Congratulations to the Class of ’87 SUTTON AND SON UPHOLSTERY DEE’S Rte. 26 North Box 70, Whitney Point BODY AND PAINT New York 13862 by Dorchester Park Phone: 692-4188 Phone: 692-3879 208 Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 C. A. BEVERAGE and FOOD MART Area’s Finest Supersize Convenience Store and Deli MRS. GLENN W. TYMESON 607-748-2992 N.Y. State Redemption Center End well Plaza Endicott, N.Y. 13760 607 692-3775 DOMNELLY’S MOBILE HOMES The mobile Home industry's Professional Sales Service Center TIM DONNELLY EXIT S. 1-01. ROUTE 26 JACKIE DONNELLY WHITNEY POINT. NY 13062 C. A. IIILL SON INC. Good luck to the Class of ’87 All lines of Insurance Whitney Point, New York 60 Years of Insurance Service BROOME COUNTY FAIR HITNEY POINT N.Y. 13862 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS BROOME COUNTY FAIR WHITNEY POINT AUTO PARTS “Your N.A.P.A. Jobber” Tractor — Trucks — Auto Repairs and Tools Congratulations to the Class of ’87 210 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES MIKE BOLEBRUCH CONSTRUCTION P.O. Box 22 Castle Creek, N.Y. 13744 (607) 648-9426 GREAT SUCCESS TO ALL MAINE’S PAPER FOOD and MAINE’S CASH CARRY Fireplaces, Chimneys, Steps, Foundations, Veneer “We Level With You From The Start” Conklin, N.Y. Johnson City, N.Y. BEST WISHES WITH YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS TO THE CLASS OF ’87 AIELL RISTORANTE PIZZA 'Diniw Our Italian American Cuisine is prepared fresh every day for your gastronomic delight Under “Mamma Aiello’s” supervision 211 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’87 DAVIS FARMS LISLE INN BUB CATH STRAWBERRY VALLEY FARM Congratulations to the Class of 1987! Congratulations Seniors THE POURHOUSE CERAMICS Berry Basket Gift Shop Fresh Fruits and Vegetables U-Pick Vegetables Itaska Road, N.Y. 13862 Triangle, New York Dorothy Bush 692-4294 212 CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to the Class of ’87 YOUNG WELL DRILLING Mr. Roger H. Young 692-3286 MEL'S PHARMACY PROFESSIONAL HEALTH CARE 1043 FRONT ST., BINGHAMTON, N.Y. 13905 PHONE 724-1323 Whitney Point, New York SENIORS w w GENERAL CONTRACTING Phone 692-3750 692-3797 P.O. Box 233 Whitney Point New York 13862 213 Congra t u lation s to the Class of 1987 Monday - Friday 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Weekends 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Phone Marathon 607-849 3402 DEAN’S TRUCK CAP SALES Dean R. Quick Owner Mailing Address: RD 1, Box 69,1.lslc, N.Y. 13797-9746 MARTINDALES “Whitney Point’s Only Full Service Station” With towing available Rt. 11 Whitney Point 692-4963 OPEN: Monday-Saturday Sunday 8 am to 10 pm 9 am to 8 pm Whitney Point, Main and Academy Streets. FOOD KING INDEPENDENT SUPERMARKETS . INC. fV f 1 ZfAJteAy From Mr. T’s to the Clan of 1987 214 Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 KEN’S FLOOR COVERING Route 79 I.lslc, N.Y. for all your Flooring Needs 849-3595 Call 692-3717 Donna and Gary McCall K. T. ELECTRIC Electrical Contracting Residential - Commercial - Industrial Congratulations to the Class of ’87 Karl Tlcknor P.O. Box 565 692-3399 Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 Warm up to a good idea electrical thermal storage heating Congratulations to the Class of ’87 EDWARD A. RANTANEN Attorney at Law Main Street Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 Good Luck to the Senior Class THE ZEGLER’S 215 TRI-TOWN INSURANCE Let Us Shop For You Whitney Point 692-335 Congratulations to the Class of ’87 S J WELL DRILLING TRIANGLE GENERAL 692-3349 STORE Wallpaper Groceries — Meats — Produce Red Jacket Pumps Complete Water Systems 692-8903 Route 206 Triangle, New York Free Estimates Congratulations to the Class of 1987 SCHAEFER’S GARDENS Growers of Quality Plants South Street Triangle, N.Y. 216 MARINE rVIIOLAIMO BANK, im.a. First Federal awl. chase Lincoln First savings bank CkemicalBank Broome County Banker © Endicott TYust Sbank fl n. Ifcin hamlon Savings Bank NBT Tha National Bank and Twtl Company ot Norwich 217 Congratulations Class of 1987 THOMAS N. THEISE D.M.D. Route 11 North Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 KEN JONES SALES Route 26 South Whitney Point, New York Compliments of Ken Jones 218 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 THE SUNDAE SIIOPPE Route 11 Whitney Point, N.Y. FORD HILL COUNTRY CLUB, INC. Public Golf Course Route 26 Whitney Point, New York 13862 (IMa Miles South of Whitney Point) Compliments to the Class of ’87 36 Holes Electric Cart Rentals Available Tournaments and Facilities for Banquets by Reservation 220 Wood Oil Furnaces Oil Water Heaters Air Conditioning Water Pumps Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 BOB HIBBARI) HEATING AND PLUMBING DR. NICHOLAS F. SEKETA, D.P.M. 30 Years Experience — Still Learning! Corner of Main Collins Streets Whitney Point, New York 692-4212 RI) 1, Whitney Point, N.Y. 13862 Phone (607) 692-3897 WALLY SMITH Congratulations ' t i ] -.JB t° the -• . , 1 1'0 Class of’86 ’ ■ - 4 V - —%r from Wally Smith and Family POURED FOUNDATIONS Excavating Work Residential — Commercial 692-4204 Eggleston Road Whitney Point 221 VALI-III-FARMS Congratulations to “mosquito” and the rest of the class of ’87 Best Wishes and a Prosperous Future to the Class of ’87 FRANK’S WHOLESALE Route 26 Whitney Point, X.Y. 18862 Congratulations Seniors DECKER REAL ESTATE Home of the Homes” Main Street, Whitney Point 692-3665 Wi ROBERT GREENE Part • Hardware • Buklng Sucveea LUMBER? . .T- W 2569 Main Street Wtvtncy Polnl Phone: 692-3400 or 692 3099 Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 222 223 Arc of ltsilf;(Cyj ry yuinls a piece of Europe is th l4ssc as well as if u.pj ere: man's the bell tolls; it tolls f« ,lana. ' No manj washecLdw iart Hivolved iiixlnui imonti therefcre