Akron Central School - Akronite Yearbook (Akron, NY)
- Class of 1961
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Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1961 volume:
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akronite, 1961
presented by
the iournalism class
of
akron central school
akron, new york
cQ-edif0r5 business manager
ruth brown, leon weaver click white
assistant editor circulation managers
i0CIl'Ifle ltellert ted stapleton, pat caputo
foreword
Moments to remember is the theme of the '61
AKRONITE. In this motif, we present pictures which
We hope will stir the thoughts of Akron students in the
future as they occasionally reminisce on the significant
steps of their high school career.
We would like to express our heartfelt appreciation
to the administration, faculty, staff, and all concerned
for their cooperation and assistance in the production
of this book.
To the businessmen of Akron and vicinity, for their
enthusiastic and generous support, we would also like
to give a special word of thanks.
alma mater
Not a school in fact or fancy,
With Akron can we compare.
May her glory go on shining,
May her days be fair.
For the memories that Weill cherish,
We'll always wish to be back.
And where'er we go we'll ne'er forget
Her orange and her black. i
dedication
In an effort to congratulate and thank one of the most
qualified and capable members of the A.C.S. teaching
staff, the Journalism Class proudly dedicates the 1961
Akronite to MRS. ELLSWORTH BROWN, wife,
mother, teacher, and civic leader.
Mrs. Brown is a graduate of Cuba High School, in
Cuba, New York. She received her Bachelor of Arts de-
gree in chemistry after the completion of four years of
study at Houghton College and has done graduate work
at the University of Buffalo.
Mrs. Brown taught science at Friendship Central
School after graduating from Houghton. Following
her marriage, she taught part time at Pine Valley Cen-
tral School and at Olean High School. Mrs. Brown also
taught part time at Akron after moving here in 1950,
and finally began teaching seventh grade social studies
full time early in l954. She taught this subject four and
a half years before taking over as biology instructor
three years ago. Last year Mrs. Brown formed the Bi-
ology Club here at school and this year has undertaken
the teaching of advanced biology, a college level course
open to a selected group of seniors.
Besides her work at school, Mrs. Brown was the
leader of the Senior Girl Scouts for eight years and is
presently troop consultant for Akron. Mrs. Brown also
teaches an adult Bible Study group at her church each
Sunday. She is to be congratulated also, for her part in
the founding and promotion of the Newstead Historical
Society.
Mrs. Brown is the wife of Mr. Ellsworth Brown and
the mother of three children. Mr. Brown is the A.C.S.
Director of Guidance. The children, Roger, Charles,
and Nancy, are all graduates of A.C.S. Roger gradu-
ated from Antioch College, married, and is now doing
graduate and research work at the University of Chi-
cago. Charles graduated from Ohio Wesleyan, married,
and is presently teaching junior high science at South
Euclid, Ohio. Nancy, a 1958 graduate of A.C.S., is in
her second year of college at Houghton.
Congratulations, Mrs. Brown.
The Class ofl96l
in memoriclm
BRUCE MERRILL
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And, when the stream
Which overilowed the soul was passed away,
A consciousness remained that it had left,
Deposited upon the silent shore
Of memory, images and precious thoughts,
That shall not die, and cannot be destroyed.
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Jr.-Sr. High School Princural
MR. EDWARD ALLEN
Supervising Principal
MR. VINCENT ESPERSON
Elementary Principal
BOARD OF EDUCATION-Row One: Mr. Roger Kraatz, Vice-
Presidentg Mr. Arthur Charles, Presidentg Mrs. Louise Harrington,
Clerkg Mr. Robert Kraatz. Row Two: Mr. Plimm Wittg Mr. Richard
Forrestelg Mr. Norman Schleef.
MR. STANLEY VICTOR MR. ELLSWORTH BROWN MRS. LTLLIAN LAESE
Business Manager Guidance Director Elementary Supervisor
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english
and languages
The A.C.S. English and Lan-
guage Departments meet for a
group shot. They are Mrs. Fran-
cis Hoag, Mrs. Jeanette Burgel,
Mrs. Caldwell, seated, and Mr.
Roger Farr, Mr. Henry Su-
stakoskig Mr. Lawrence Stock,
Mr. Albert Vossler, and Mr.
Walter Tomczak, standing.
science
Faculty members of the science
department meet in the physics
laboratory to hear Mr. Martiny
explain one of the latest develop-
ments in the world of science.
Seated, from left to right, are
Mr. Henry Carges, and Mrs.
Gladys Brown. Standing are Mr.
John Eckerson, Mr. Walter
Roemer, Mr. Myro Dembrow,
and Mr. George Martiny.
mathematics
Mr. Grover Bates meets with
Mr. Leland Meyer, Mrs. Myra
Stapleton, and Mr. Walter Roe-
mer to confer on the math pro-
gram at A.C.S.
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physical
education
and health
Meeting together for a group
shot are the members of the
Health and Physical Education
Department. Seated from left
to right are Mrs. Janice Wil-
liams, and Mrs. Lucille Bach-
eller. Standing: Mr. Richard
Jenkins, Mr. Thomas Wetzen,
and Mr. Angelo Scappa.
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history
Miss Nell Brown, Mr. James
Monahan, Mrs. Harriet Fowler,
seated, and Mr. Norman Hos-
tetter, Mr. Richard Genor, and
Mr. Frank Helwig, standing,
meet in the library for an in-
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vocational
The members ofthe A.C.S, Vo-
cational Department, meet to-
gether in the homemaking room.
First Row: Mrs. Ann Ludwiclt.
Mr. J. Melvin Hood, Mrs. El-
len Brusky, Miss Gertrude
Churchill. Stana'ing.' Mr. Rich-
ard Rozelle, Mr. Richard Latko,
Mr. Thomas Walker, Mr. Mar-
vin Suttel, Mr. Leon Hollenbeck.
pate
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special
services
The faculty members who pro-
vide special services for the
A.C.S. students arc: Left to
right, Mr. A. I. MacCoy, Miss
Hazel Ellsworth, Mrs. Jean
Stricker, Miss Elizabeth Berger,
Mrs. Janet Morgan.
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music
Members of the Music and Art
Departments confer in the li-
brary. They are: Left to right,
Mrs. Nancy Groves, Mr. Jo-
seph Valente, Miss Frances
Ridley, Mr. Frank Columbus.
elementary
Three Akron kindergarten
teachers are: Left to riglzi,
Miss Dorothy Benson, Mrs.
Helen Pentecost, Miss Lucia
Churchill.
elementary
The sixth grade teachers at
Akron are: Raw One: Mrs.
Margaret Shepard, Mr. John
Field, Mrs. Helen Shisler.
Standing: Mrs. Dorothy Web-
ster, Miss Anita Swyers.
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Members of the faculty teach-
ing fourth grade are: Seated:
Mrs. Arlene Weeks, Mrs. Olive
Shelly, Mrs. Louise Hume.
Standing: Mrs. Viola Swarts,
Mrs. Claudine Williams.
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Members of the elementary
faculty are: Seated: Mrs. Isa-
bel Stage, Mrs. Mardell Fix,
Mrs. Mildred Wade. Standing:
Mrs. Catherine Bates, Mrs.
Moneda Hartzler.
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ers are: Seated: Miss Maureen
McEwan, Mrs. Sidney Russel.
Standing: Miss Avis Wickwire,
Miss Marjanne Townsend.
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Elementary first grade teachers
are: Mrs. Joyce Ford, Mrs.
Doris Gerber, Mrs. Margaret
Blackmore. Standing: Mrs. Ei-
leen MacCoy, Mrs. Eleanor
Putney.
Third grade teachers are:
Seated: Mrs. Joanne Sweitzer,
Miss Lucille Schafer. Mrs.
Emma Gilbert. Standing: Mrs.
Mildred Matteson. Mrs. Gladys
Yocum.
elementary
Among Akron's special teach-
ers are: Mrs. K. Charles, jr.
high guidance direetorg Mrs.
A. Esperson, elementary instru-
mental teacher: Mr. T. Staple-
ton. elementary instrumental
teacher: and Miss C. Brown.
elementary vocal music.
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comprised of the following peo-
ple: .S'mrad.' Miss C. Mitlclaugh.
Miss P. Clark. Miss H. Rehcr.
Sftllltlllltl' Mrs. M. White. Mrs.
C. Swain. Miss M. Green. Mrs.
C. Becker.
Among the Elementary School
Faculty are: Mrs. J. Hessler.
Mrs. E. Garvey. Mrs. Bach-
man. Mr. Carl Sehleich.
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cafeteria staff
The busy cafeteria stall' take
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M. Bow. L. Riggio. F. Zola. A.
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Her very frowns are fairer
Than the smiles of other maidens are.
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Give the world the best you have Silence-a woman's best adornment.
And it will come back to you.
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CHARLES BABEL
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BONNIE BENTEEN
Lose no time, be always employed in
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We think she'll make a good writing Sometimes I sit and think, Studies, wit and fun, niceness
teacher, Other times Ijust sit. Wiseness,-all rolled into one.
For she loves to make "eyes."
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PATRICIA CAPUTO
The distance is not great, from her
head to her feetg but what there is of
her, is indeed very sweet.
JOHN BOHNHOFF MARJORIE CUMMINGS
Do good and care not to whom. Fond gf fun as fgnd can bg,
DANIEL CUMMINGS
Youth is wholly experimental.
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THERESA ECKERT LESLIE CUMMINGS
Old friends are true friends to have at Smile darn ya, smile.
your side.
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CAROL GROVER BARTON ELDRED CYNTHIA GRUBER
The most USCIGSS day Of all is that ill How pleasant is Saturday night, when Always happy, always free, always full
which we have not laughed. l've tried all week to be good. of merry glee.
Lee Weaver and Anita Keehn inspect Akron's Christmas Scene
in the main hall.
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MARY HARRINGTON
Hurry, Mary, and bring with thee,
laughter and youthful jollity.
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She does the most and says the least of
herself.
Mr. Genor instructs a class of seniors in the new history class of-
fered, Problems of Democracy.
ROBERT FINGER
It isn't your position in life, it's your
disposition.
LINDA HELLERT JAMES FOX
A good flame is like 3 DfeCi0US Oifif- His mind proves all his thoughts
ment.
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JEANETTE HUDOMINT JAMES GERBER ANITA KEEHN
Why Hfefff they all C0f1iCH!Cd like me? There is no substitute for work. Doing easily what others find difficult
is talent.
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JEAN KELKENBERG
Kindness is wisdom.
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Never trouble trouble until trouble Full of energy, dash and gog She's clif-
troubles you. ferent from the rest you know.
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The blush is beautiful,
JAMES JULIANO JEAN LINDKE
Mighty good looking, mighty well liked Life is a jest and all things show itg
And mighty unconcerned about it all. I thought so once but now I know it.
but sometimes it is inconvenient.
JUANITA LOGAN GERWALD KERN, EXCHANGE SHIRLEY MARKEK
Her trademark is her smile. STUDENT B6 checked fOr Silence,
A thousand friends suffice thee not. Never taxed for speech.
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MARILYN MARTINY
Charm strikes the sight
But merit wins the soul.
ROBERT KLEPAREK
The deepest rivers flow wi
noise.
Members of the girls physical ed. class, period 6, enjoy a game of
basketball.
RUTH MAST
th the least Straight and sedate yet fond of fun.
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Coniidence is the companion of success.
SHARON MEDOLE
Mildness governs more than
LAWRENCE LUCZAC
Come what will tomorrow for I have
lived today.
VIOLA MOORE
The rule of my life is to make pleasure
a business, and business my pleasure.
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The fflllh, F10 matter Wh0 it hUftS Of Why should the devil have all the good
harms. times.
DONNA NEWMAN
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An angelic boyhood becomes a Sa-
JENNIFER PENTECOST
Life is my college, may I graduate with
IHIIIC old. honors,
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RICHARD OWEN
Good comes down in the rain, and the
crop grows tall-this is the country
faith, and the best of all.
Corky Robnett, Ed Albrecht, Jenny Pentecost, and Dick White
during a practice for the Senior Play.
GAIL PINGITORE STANLEY PARKER RUTH REBOVICH
And her sweet disposition withstands The deed is everything, the fame is If you make the world smile you win
all competition. ngthing.
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SUSAN REMSEN GLENN RICHARDS CORDELIA ROBNETT
Her smile is like the sun, ever bright Everyone is the architect of his own A bashful maiden, meek and mild, with
and shines on everyone. character. ne'er a word or action wild.
DAVID RICKWALT SHEILA ROESCH VAUGHN RUGG
Pleasure and action make the hours Chats little but knows much. When you call me that, smile.
seem short.
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JUDITH SANDERSON THOMAS SCHLEEF PAM SCHUKRAFT
Cheerfulness smoothes the way of life. His whole time is devoted to art. The early riser is healthy, cheerful and
WILLIAM STANBURY
Good, better, best, never let it rest,
till your good is better, and your better
best.
industrious.
JANE SURMA
Honesty in little things is not a little
thing.
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THEODORE STAPLETON
Brevity is the soul of wit.
JOAN SURMA
The good you do is not lost, though
you forget it.
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EUGENE SULIMOWICZ WINIFRED VAN PELL
y Own nature would Worry and I have never met. There is nothing Worth winning but
laughter and the love of friends.
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IRVING SUNDOWN BARBARA WEBER CLIFTON TADIO
An exception to the rule-that good On and on she smiled and he was Thinking in its higher forms is a kind
things come in small packages. blessed. of poetry.
What's the journalism class so giddy about?
BARBARA WEILER
There's no royal road to geometry.
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RONALD TRINKL KATHLEEN WINSLOW RICHARD TRUGLIO
I regret that I have but one heart to How that girl can playg we expect Living will teach you how to live better
give to the ladies. she'll be giving organ lessons soon. than a preacher or a book.
GEORGE WAGILE JAMES WAGNER GLEN WEAVER
A little nonsense now and then There's time for work and time for Jack of all trades, master of none,
is relished by the best of men. playg I'll take what comes my way. He'll make his mark when he settles
on one.
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LEON WEAVER BARBARA WITT RICHARD WHITE
Gifted with fare IJOWCFS Of SPCCCII- A lovable girl with heart full sincere. Eeny, meeny, miny, moe, I've got a lot
to do before I go.
EDWARD WILLIAMS LINDA PRINTUP DAVID ZGODA
RCHSOII is 1101 measured by Size 01' Life is what YOU make it- Not so much noisy, but far from glum,
height but by principle. School without him would be less fun.
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senior class highlights
In 1957-1958 the Class of 1961 held a record hop in the spring and served re-
freshments at the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Mrs. Sylvia Cummin was the advisor.
As Sophomores, the Class of '61 held a roller skating party and sponsored the
annual Harvest Moon Hop.
Under the advisorship of Mr. George Martiny, the Class sponsored the Harvest
Moon Hop and presented two plays, "Who Murdered Whoj, and 'life O' the
Party." The Class also sold refreshments at the baseball games. The prom "Some-
where Over the Rainbow" was partly sponsored by the Junior class. Early in the
year the class rings were purchased.
As Seniors the Class of 1961 held the Sadie Hawkins Dance, sold Christmas cards
and sponsored and presented the Senior play, "Cheaper By the Dozenf' Refresh-
ments were sold at football, basketball, and baseball games. The Seniors also took
care of the cloakroom. On May 19th the Jr.-Sr. Prom was held,"W0nderland By
Night? The Seniors also held a Senior picnic and Senior banquet.
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senior
JANE ASMUS I
Ticket sellers 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Girls Glee Club 1 , Sr. Girls Glee Club
2, 3, 4, Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross 1 , Chi-Omega Hi-Y 2,
3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 3, Sr. Cabi-
net 1, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4.
JAMES BARTRAM
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Industrial Arts Club 1,
2, 3, 4. '
BETTY BEDFORD
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4.
BONNIE BENTEEN
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, Drama Club 1, Nurses Club 1, 2, Jr. Red
Crossl, 2, Intramurals 1, Poster Club 1, Student Council 1,
Folk Dancing 2.
NORMAN BLOSSER
Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4.
JOHN BOHNHOFF .
Intramurals 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorale 4, Biology Club
4, "Plain and Fancy" 4.
DONNA BRACKETT
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1 , Sr. Girls Glee Club 3, 4, Varsity Chorale 4,
Library Staff 2, Clinic Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1 , Baton Twirl-
ers 3.
RUTH BROWN I
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1 , Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorale
2, 3, 4, "Plain and Fancy', 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Future Nurses
Club 1, Chi-Omega Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Historian 3, Drama Club
1, Sr. Play Prompter 1, Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 3, Monitors 3, Great
Books Club 2, 3, Synchronized Swimming 2, 3, Ticket Sellers 3,
4, Student Council 4, Secretary of Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3, 4,
Co-Editor of Akronite 4, Class Secretary 3, International Club 4,
Chartered Organizations 4, Class Cabinet 4, Varsity Chorale
Librarian 3, 4, Girls Hockey Club 1.
NANCY CAMPBELL D
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2,
3, Library Staff Treasurer 3, Baton Twirlers 4, Sr. Play 4.
PATRICIA CAPUTO 1
Transferred from Buffalo, Sept. 1958, Monitors 3, Library Staff
3, Library Staff Corresponding Secretary 3, Jr. Cabinet 3, Jr.
Play 3, Sr. Cabinet 4, Student Court 4, Chi-Omega Hi-Y 4, Circu-
lation Manager of Akronite 4.
DANIEL CUMMINGS .
Intramurals 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Vice
President 4, Sr. Play,4.
LESLIE CUMMINGS
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Poster Club 2.
MARJORIE CUMMINGS ,
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1 , Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorale
2, 3, 4, "Plain and Fancy" 4, Monitors 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council
1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Ticket Sellers 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Cabinet
1, 2, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3, 4, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Co-Edi-
tor of A.C.S. Review 4, Foreign Exchange Student Committee
3, 4.
THERESA ECKERT
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1 , Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2,
Class Cabinet l, 2, 4, Chi-Omega Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2,
Chairman of Publicity Committee 3, Nurses Club 2, Clinic Staff
3, 4, Monitors 3, 4, Ticket Sellers 3, 4, Jr. Play 3, Co-Editor of
Orange and Black.
ROBERT FINGER
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Track 3,
4, Class Cabinet 1, 2, 4, Yorker Club 1 , Camera Club 1, 2, Boys
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorale 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Court 3,
Student Council 3, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Marching Band 3,
Biology Club 3, 4, P.A. Announcer 4.
JAMES FOX
Intramurals 4, Baseball 1, Track 3, 4, Jr. Boys' Glee. Club 1, Sr.
Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Trio 3, Wood-
wind Ensemble 4, Varsity Chorale 1, 2, 3, 4, "Plain and Fancy'
4, Advanced Biology Club 3, 4, Jr. Play 3.
JAMES GERBER I
Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Band Librarian 3, Marching Band 1, 2,.3, 4,
Varsity Chorale 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Science
Club President 3, 4, Sr. Science Club Student Council Represent-
ative 2, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Jr. Play 3 , Sr. Play 4, Science Con-
gress Finalist 1, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council
2, 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Audio-Visual Aids 3, 4,
Woodwind Quintet, Orchestra 3, 4.
CAROL GROVER .
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1 , Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorale
2, 3, 4, Monitors 1, 2, 4, Ticket Sellers 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1-3
Class Cabinet 1, 2, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play 33 Chl'
Omega Hi-Y 4, Biology Club 4, "Plain and Fancy" 4, A.C.S.
Review Managing Editor 4.
CYNTHIA GRUBER
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals
a
1, 2, 3, Poster Club 4.
MARY HARRINGTON
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorale
2, 3, 4, J .V. Cheerleader 1, 2, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4, Class Cabinet 1, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 1, 2, Student
Council 1, 2, 3, Biology Club 3, Sr. Play 4, "Plain and Fancy" 4.
FRED HAUN
Intramurals 1, Swimming 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Reporter 4.
JOANNE HELLERT
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitors 3, 4, Great Books
Club 3, Advanced Biology Club 3, Junior Play, Senior Play,
"Plain and Fancy" 4, Chi-Omega Hi-Y 4, Journalism 4.
LINDA HELLERT
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorale
2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 1, Chi-Omega Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Secre-
tary 3, Hi-Y Vice-President 4, Class Vice-President 2, Student
Council 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Society President
4, Princess of 1960 Prom 3.
JEANETTE HUDOMINT
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, 2, Sr. Girls Glee Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Li-
brary Stall' 2, Intramurals 2, 3.
JAMES JULIANO
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, Varsity Chorale 1, 2, 3, 4,
Class Cabinet 1, 2, 4, Class President 1, 4, Sr. Play 4, General
Chairman Prom Committee 4.
ANITA KEEHN
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorale
1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Girls Glee Club Student Director, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4,
Woodwind Ensemble 4, "Plain and Fancy,' 4, Marching Band 2,
Sr. Band Secretary 2, Class Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-Presi-
dent 1, 3, Chi-Omega Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Chaplain 3, Hi-Y Presi-
dent 4, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play, Biology Club 4, Biology Club Secre-
tary-Treasurer 4, Co-Editor of Orange and Black 4.
GORDON KELKENBERG
Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football 4, F.F.A. 1.
JEAN KELKENBERG
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, 2, Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2,
Monitors 3, 4, Intramurals 2.
GERWALD KERN fA.F.S.J
Swimming Team 4, Sr. Boys Glee Club 4, Varsity Chorale 4,
"Plain and Fancyi' 4, Student Council 4, Chess Club 4, Interna-
tional Club 4, Class Cabinet 4.
ROBERT KLEPAREK
Industrial Arts Club 4, Intramurals 4.
SHAREN KRAATZ
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorale
2, 3, 4, "Plain and Fancy" 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader
1, 2,f, Water Ballet 2, 3, Chi-Omega Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Secre-
tary .
MORLEY KRIEGER
Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Football 2, Baseball 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3,
4, Tennis 3, 4, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera
Club 2, Student Court 1, 2, Biology Club 3, Sr. Science Club 4.
DANIEL KURASZKIEWICZ
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Boys Glee Club 1, Sr. Boys Glee Club
2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club President 1, Varsity Chorale 1, 2, 3, 4,
Folk Dancing 1, Monitors 2, Class Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-
President 4, Camera Club 3, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Advanced
Biology Club 3, Marching Band 4, "Plain and Fancy" 4.
JEAN LINDKE
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, 2, Sr. Girls Glee Club 3, 4, Varsity Chorale
3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3.
JUANITA LOGAN
Library Staff 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 4.
DAVID LUDWICK
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Swimming
1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, Tennis 2, Science Club 1, 2, Varsity Chorale
1, 2, 3, 4, "Plain and Fancy" 4, Class Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4, Class
President 1, 3, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Indus-
trial Arts Club 3, 4, Sports Editor for Akronite, A.C.S. Review,
Orange 8L Black, and Tiger Times 4.
SHIRLEY MARKEK
Jr. Band 1, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Girls Glee Club 4, Intramurals
1 , Jr. Red Cross 2, Library Staff 2, Marching Band 2, Monitors 4.
MARILYN MARTINY
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorale
2, 3, 4, "Plain and Fancy" 4, Class Cabinet 1, 2, 4, Class Secre-
tary 1, 2, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Moni-
tors 1, Great Books Club 2, Chi-Omega Hi-Y 3, 4, Biology Club
3, Sr. Play 4, Synchronized Swimming 2.
RUTH MAST
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1 , Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Chi-Omega Hi-
Y 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Advanced
Biology Club 3, Chairman of Chartered Organizations Com-
mittee 4.
activities
SHARON MEDOLE
Jr. Red Cross 15 Future Nurses Club 1 5 Intramurals 35 F.H.A. 3.
ELIZABETH MCGEEHAN
Sr. Girls Glee Club 3, 45 Baton Twirlers 2, 3, 45 Folk Dancing 25
Monitors 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 45 Chi-Omega Hi-Y 4.
VIOLA MOORE
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, 25 Sr. Girls Glee Club 45 Library Staff l, 25
F.H.A. 35 Clinic Staff 4.
DONNA NEWMAN
Alden Cheerleader 15 Alden Intramurals 15 Alden Sr. Choir I5
Alden Class Treasurer l 5 Alden Student Council 1 5 Sr. Girls Glee
Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Cheer-
leader 25 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 4.
ALLEN NICE
Intramurals 1, 3, 45 Jr. Boys Glee Club I 5 Sr. Boys Glee Club 2, 3,
45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4.
RICHARD OWEN
F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Treasurer 45 Class Cabinet 3.
ELIZABETH PAGELS
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1 5 Student Council 1, 25 Yorker Club 15 Intra-
murals 1 5 Class Cabinet 1, 25 Camera Club 25 Camera Club Secre-
tary 25 Baton Twirlers 35 Monitors 3, 45 Chairman of Sadie
Hawkins Dance.
STANLEY PARKER
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2.
JENNIFER PENTECOST
Jr. Girls Glee Club 15 Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale
2, 3, 45 "Plain and Fancy" 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Chi-Omega Hi-Y
2, 3,'45 Hockey Club 25 Synchronized Swimming 25 Biology Club
35 Sr. Play 45 National Honor Society 3, 4.
GAIL PINGITORE
Jr. Girls Glee Club I 5 Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale
l, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 15 Cheerleader 25
Yorker Club I5 Synchronized Swimming 15 Marching Band 15
Class Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Biology Club 35
Biology Club President 35 Chi-Omega Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Co-Editor of
Tiger Times 45 Prom Committee 4.
LINDA PRINTUP
Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 1, 25 Intramurals 35
F.H.A. 4.
RUTH REBOVICH
Jr. Girls Glee Club 15 Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale
2, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 15 Drama Club 15 Clinic Staff 4.
SUE REMSEN
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, 25 Sr. Girls Glee Club 3, 45 Varsity Choir 3,
45 Jr. Band 1, 25 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Clarinet Quartet l, 2, 35
Yorker Club 15 Marching Band 1,2, 3,45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Sr. Band
Librarian5 Monitors 35 Jr. Cabinet5 Jr. Play Prompter5 Sr. Play
Prompter5 Twirling 45 Plain and Fancy5 Woodwind Trio 4.
GLENN RICHARDS
Football I, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 25 Tennis 3, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45
Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club I, 25 Ticket Manager Jr. Play5
Ticket Manager Sr. Play.
DAVE RICKWALT
Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Agriculture Club 15 In-
dustrial Arts 2, 4.
CORDELIA ROBNETT
Orchestra 1, 25 Girls Sports 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 35 Internation-
al Club 35 Yearbook 35 Guidance Monitor 35 Hi-Y 45 Senior
Play 45 Student Court Clerk 45 Girls Volley Ball 4.
SHEILA ROESCH
Sr. Girls Glee Club 45 Freshman Cabinet Member5 Intramurals I 5
Jr. Red Cross 15 Great Books 15 Monitors 3, 45 Honor Society
3, 45 Honor Society Secretary 45 Jr. Play Prompter.
VAUGHN RUGG
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee Club
1, 2.
JUDITH SANDERSON
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1 5 Chartered Organizations Committee l5 Jr.
Red Cross 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Nurses Club 15 Camera Club
25 Camera Club Secretary 2.
TOM SCHLEEF
Intramurals, Volleyball 3, 45 Jr. Boys Glee Club I5 Sr. Hi Poster
Club 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 25 Sr. Poster Club President.
PAM-DARLENE SCHUKRAFT
Jr. Girls Glee Club 15 F.F.A. I5 Great Books Club 25 Biology
Club 35 Chess Club l,' 2, 3, 4.
WILLIAM STANBURY ,
Intramurals 15 Football l, 25 Swimming 1, 25 Baseball 15 Tennis
25 Chess Club 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 1, 2, 35 Boys Glee Club l, 25
Varsity Chorale 3, 45 Biology Club 35 Jr. Play5 Jr. Class Cabinet
35 International Club 3, 45 Sr. Class Cabinet.
THEODORE STAPLETON
Tennis 25 Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 15 Great Books
25 Ticket Seller 3, 45 Jr. Play Stage Manager5 Varsity Chorale 3,
45 Circulation Manager for Akronite.
IRVING SUNDOWN
Sr. Boys Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale 2, 3, 45 "Plain and
Fancy" 45 Librarian of Varsity Chorale 4.
JANE SURMA
Jr. Girls Glee Club 1, 25 Sr. Girls Glee Club 3, 45 Varsity Chorale
3, 45 "Plain and Fancy" 45 Class Cabinet 1, 35 Intramurals 15
Monitors 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play 3.
JOAN SURMA
Jr. Girls Glee Club l, 25 Sr. Girls Glee Club 3, 45 Varsity Chorale
3, 45 "Plain and Fancy" 45 Intramurals 15 Monitors 2, 3, 45 Class
Cabinet 25 Jr. Play 3.
JANICE SYLOR
Jr. Girls Glee Club l, 25 Sr. Girls Glee Club 3, 45 Student Council
1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Secretary 25 Student Council Jr. Vice
President 35 Intramurals 15 Jr. Red Cross l, 25 Nurses Club l, 2,
35 Synchronized Swimming 25 Jr. Play 35 Jr. Red Cross 35 Jr.
Red Cross President 35 Nurses Club 35 Nurses Club President 35
Monitor Captain 35 Supply Office 3, 4.
CLIFTON TADIO
Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Track 3, 45 Sr.
Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45
Boys Glee Club 15 Biology Club 3, 45 Biology Club President 45
Class Cabinet 3, 45 Jr. Play 35 Honor Society 3, 45 "Plain and
Fancy', 4.
RONALD TRINKL
Class Cabinet 1, 25 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Vice President 35
F.F.A. President 4.
RICHARD TRUGLIO
Intermurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Yorker Club 1, 25 Model Club
15 Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 35 Class Cabinet 2, 35
Student Council 4.
WINIFRED VANPELL
Jr. Girls Glee Club 15 Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale
2, 3, 45 "Plain and Fancy" 45 Class Cabinet l, 2, 3, 45 Nurses
Club I5 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Synchronized Swimming l, 2, 35
Chi-Omega Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Great Books Club 25 Sr. Girls Glee
Club Librarian 35 Varsity Chorale Librarian 35 Monitors 35
Biology Club 35 Hockey Club 3, 45 Student Court 45 Ticket Sell-
ers 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 Co-Editor of A.C.S. Review 4.
GEORGE WAGILE
Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Boys Glee Club I5 Sr. Boys Glee Club 2, 3,
45 Varsity Chorale 1, 2, 3, 45 Brass Quartet 1, 25 Marching Band
2, 35 Sr. Band Vice President 35 Jr. Play 35 Biology Club 35 Sr.
Play 45 'lPlain and Fancy" 4.
JAMES WAGNER
Football 2, 45 Intramurals 45 Industrial Arts Club l, 2, 3, 4.
GLEN WEAVER
Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Monitors
1, 25 Sr. Band l, 25 Intramurals 3, 45 Class Cabinet 3, 45 Sr. Play 4.
LEON WEAVER
Intramurals 1, 2, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Track 35
Tennis 25 Jr. Boys Glee Club I5 Sr. Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Var-
sity Chorale l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale Manager 3, 45 Varsity
Chorale Student Director 3, 45 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Band Presi-
dent 45 "Plain and Fancy" 45 Class Cabinet l, 2, 35 Great Books
Club 2, 35 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Prince of 1960 Prom5 Co-Editor
of Akronite 4.
BARBARA WEILER
Jr. Girls Glee Club I, 25 Sr. Girls Glee Club 3, 45 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3,
45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Yorker Club 15 Synchronized Swim-
ming 25 Chi-Omega Hi-Y 3, 45 Monitors 3, 45 Baton Twirlers 45
Sr. Play 4.
RICHARD WHITE
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l 5 Boys Glee
Club l, 25 Varsity Chorale I, 2, 35 Class Cabinet I, 2, 3, 45 Class
President 2, 35 Business Manager of Akronite 45 Sr. Play 45 Prom
Committee 4.
EDWARD WILLIAMS
Intramurals l, 25 Swimming 45 Model Club 3, 45 Science Club 3,
45 Jr. Play 3.
KATHLEEN WINSLOW
Jr. Girls Glee Club 15 Sr. Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale
3, 45 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band, l 2, 3, 45 Poster Club
l, 2, 3, 45 Poster Club Secretary-Treasurer 45 Camera Club 3.
BARBARA WITT
Sr. Girls Glee Club 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross l, 25 Nurses Club l, 25
Nurses Club President 25 Monitors 3, 45 F.H.A. 4.
DAVID ZGODA
Jr. Boys Glee Club 15 Sr. Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale
l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Chorale Librarian 35 Varsity Chorale Secretary-
Treasurer 35 "Plain and Fancy" 45 Folk Dancing I5 Class Cabinet
1, 2, 35 Science Club 15 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play 35 Busi-
ness Manager for A.C.S. Review 4.
The Senior Play, under the direction of Mrs.
Theodore Stapleton and Mr. Henry Sustakoski,
was presented on December 2nd and 3rd, The
name of the play was "Cheaper by the Dozenn and
was written by Ernestine Gilbreth Carey and
Frank Butler Gilbreth.
The entire story takes place in the home of Mr.
Gilbreth, an eiliiciency expert who is determined
to make his family the most expertly trained,
time-saving household, regardless of the conse-
quences, in existence. He is doing this because of
the realization that he does not have long to live
due to a bad heart and he wants to make sure his
twelve children will not be too much of a burden
on his wife.
The play ends with a touching scene in which
the father explains all of his seemingly odd meth-
ods of running a family.
The Senior Class grossed over S400 and it was
an enjoyable experience for everyone involved.
Father and Mother are shocked that their eldest daughter would
class of 1961
senior play
Members of the cast of "Cheaper by the Dozen" pose for a
formal picture. Row One: M. Cummings, "Brandy," M.
Harrington, L. Weaver, A. Keehn, J. Gerber, R. Brown,
D. Newman, J. Juliano, D. Cummings, R. Finger. Row
Two: Mrs. T. Stapleton, E. Albrecht, R. White, C.
Robnett, J. Pentecost, D. Ludwick, C. Tadio, W. Van-
Pell, G. Wagile, G. Pingitore, G. Weaver, Mr. G.
Martiny. Row Three: M. Krieger, T. Stapleton, J.
Asmus, M. Martiny, J. Hellert, S. Remsen, B. Weiler,
N. Campbell, Mr. H. J. Sustakoski.
Joe Scales CBob Fingerj leads a cheer as the Gilbreth children observe, unaware
think of wearing the teddies that Father holds up for the whole Anne is caught cheating on an exam by Miss Brill and her Mother
Gilbreth clan to observe. and Father.
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The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was
held November 26, 1960 by the Senior
Class in the Elementary School Cafeteria.
Betty McGeehan was chosen "Daisy Maei'
and Clifton Tadio as "Li'l Abnerf'
'6Marryin' Sam" was Dick White and
Danny Kuraszkiewicz portrayed "Divor-
cin' Dan," Ken's Western Ramblers pro-
vided the music. The gym was decorated
with schmoos and other characters from
the Al Capp comic strip.
1960 ir. - Sr.
prom
The theme for the 1960 Jr. Sr.
Prom was 6'Somewhere Over the
Rainbown and was reigned over
by Queen Jane Remsen and King
Ronald Shimmel. The Prince and
Princess were Leon Weaver and
Linda Hellert. The gym was dec-
orated in pastel shades of blue,
pink, yellow and green. The high-
light of the decorations was a
Linda Hellert and Lee Weaver were
the Princess and Prince for last year's
rainbow made out of angel hair.
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vorcin' Dan at the annual Sadie Haw-
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This year our foreign exchange student resided at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Glen Weaver.
Members of this family are, Seated: Dr. Weaver, Gary, and Mrs. Weaver. Standing: Kathy
and Jack Weaver.
For the fourth year in a row, Akron Central School has partici-
pated in the American Field Service program. Gerwald Kern, our
foreign exchange student from Celle, Germany, is staying with Dr.
and Mrs. Glen Weaver of East Avenue. The other members of the
Weaver family are Jack and Kathy.
In Germany, Gary lives with his parents, Wolfgang and Thea
Kern, and his three brothers, Wilfried, Reinhard, and Hartmut. He
attends the Hermann-Billung-Schule, which is a high school for mod-
ern languages, mathematics, and science.
Here at Akron Gary is studying problems of democracy, English
IV, advanced algebra, trigonometry, American history, driver edu-
cation, and typing. His activities include Varsity Chorale, Glee Club,
International Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, Chess
Club, and the Sr. Class Cabinet. Gary also participated in the musi-
cal HPlain and Fancy."
The whole school has enjoyed having Gerwald here for the year
and all join in wishing him much success in the future.
Members of Gary's real family in Germany are, Rein-
hard, his mother Thea, Hartmut, his grandmother Ger-
trude, his father Wolfgang and Wilfried.
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Ben DeYoung, Mechanic St., Akron, N. Y.
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one of their household tasks.
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Row One: Left to right, D. Cope, M. Fahey,
K. Kenton, K. Schleef. Row Two: J. Camp-
bell, D. Dickenson, D. Giesler, M. Huth. Row
Three: Mr. Rozelle, G. MacCoy, A. Leaf, L.
Cummings, T. DeYoung, N. Sundown, R. Ro-
zelle, C. Edwards,
Row One: Left to right: L. Wheeler, G. Jones,
J. Sundown, B. Witkop, S. Scotland. Row Two:
Left to right: P. Deinhardt, S. Ewald, E. Pe-
Queen, R. Glena, R. Cook. Row Three: Left
to right: P. Babel, V. King, R. Campbell, R.
Witt, R. Skye. Standing: Mr. Frank Helwig,
L. Cowan, L. Cummings.
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Row One: S. Cory, L. Bower, G. Hersee, A
Perry. Row Two: C. Bitterman, R. Wronowicz,
J. Roll, C. Espersen, G. Place. Row Three.
E. Charles, S. Furminger, J. Wikar, P. Wik
Standing: Mrs. Burgel, N. Abraham.
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Row One: J. Zimmer, M. Parker, J. Ceseon, L
Peters, C. Sundown, D. Weipert, M. Long, A
Riggio, B. Bower. Row Two: Mr. Walker, W
Davis, R. Packman, E. Kozloski, B. Ceisner
P. Teller, D. Harvey, K. Whitbeck, D. Tink-
ham, D. Bower.
sophomores
Row One, sealed across: D. Hibbard, S. Klawer
S. Ciurzynski, M. McLeod. Row Two: J. Poodry
L. Glena, W. Enstrom, M. Edwards. Row Three
S. Johnson, J. Ross, P. Klcparek, J. Woody.
Row Four: M. McGeehan, N. Rosenberg, R
Smith, G. Summe. Standing: Mrs. Brown, S.
White, P. Aldred, A. Rader, N. Hessler.
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Row One: E. Hyder, B. Martin. Row Two:
P. Yoder, M. De Young. Row Three: D. Cham-
berlain, G. Hulbert, M. Tinney. Row Four
R. Casseri, J. Mansell. Slanding, Row One:
C. Sundown, C. Daguano, J. Schlcef. Standing,
Row Two: Mrs. Caldwell, K. Fox, E. Hall, G
Kent, C. Rudnicki, N. Markek, S. Truglio, J.
Burdick, F. Nice, M. Yacger, R. Brahmer.
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A
Row One: B. Pingitore, M. Schumacher, B. Par-
ker, C. Niezgoda, J. Lombard. Row Two: B.
Kleparek, M. Keller, V. Hinds, M. Groff, A.
Gerace, A. George. Row Three: D. Frodin, L.
Fotheringham, L. Prinzbach, H. DeFries, M.
Chapman, J. Abraham. Standing: M. Pask, S.
Sutton, W. Wilson, J. Place, Mr. Hostetter, D.
Leeds.
Nggd
Row One: L. Medole, N. Reynolds, P. Moro-
tchic, K. Errick, M. Wilson, G. Juliano. Row
Two: D. Hudson, A. Printup, L. Clear, V.
Wheat, P. Foster, D. Logel. Row Three: Mr. A.
Vossler, D. Cheavacci, D. Aquino, D. Roco, H.
Thunnell, R. Miller, D. Remsen, G. Rooney, B,
Downey, S. VanBuren, L. Beyser.
Row One: M. McConkey, A. Printup, B. Ra-
duns. Row Two: P. Giesler, J. Goesek, L.
Logel, R. Kelkenberg, R. Kubis, R. Parker.
Row Three: J. Cummings, P. Doxtader, J
Esperson, E. Geagles. Row Four: G. Abrams
S. Becker, D. Bucceri. Standing, left to right
J. Blickensderfer, G. Baehr, J. Cummings, A
Carroll, J. Zurlo, A. Flor, Mr. J. Monahan, L.
Zimmerman, C. Yousey, L. Swertzer, D. Teh-
waldt, D. Shearman, M. Schmigel, Absent: T.
Prinsbach, D. Johnson.
freshmen
Row One: M. Johnson, C. Smith, W. Glena,
J. Drachenberg, J. Honsberger. Row Two: G
Behe, M. Mansell, C. Campbell, D. Coulson,
D. Schultz. Row Three: D. Lindke, E, Bed-
ford, G. Bedford, L. Bedford, J. Bednar. Stand-
ing: K. Wagner, Mr. W. Tomczak, B. Stevens,
R. Rosenberg, J. Matusek, H. Finger, M. King,
R. Fotheringham.
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Row One: Left to right: J. Brand, S. Trinkl,
G. Bitterman, M. Pafk, A. Cummings, R
Grover, C. Walters, B. Bruning, M. Marioni
R. Schukraft, A. Frodin, J. Asmus, R. Yaeger.
Row Two: R. Rodgers, L. Babel, J. Furminger
K. Kasperek, S. Dickenson, M. Gibbs, C
Reese, S. Tryon, K. Kelly, R. Groff, D. Ra-
duns, D. Kozloski.
Row One: J. Flint, G. Iago, D. Lombard, D.
Pokorski, D. Bedford, G. Babel. Row Two: J.
Grifhths, H. Snyder, J. Bero, P. Rosenberg, L.
Logan, J. Cory, B. Hartranft. Row Three: D.
Zimmer, L. Mietz, C. Drachenberg, B. Mac-
Coy, B. Houlihan, D. Finger, R. Graybeal, S.
Smith, D. Black, N. Kinney, R. Yaeger, K.
Nanni, Miss Churchill.
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Row One: Seated: C. Walker, H. King, S.
Snell, L. McCoy, L. Schultz. Row Two: Mrs.
A. Ludwick, S. Cummings, D. Wronowicz, S.
Thomas, B. Curphey, P. Hinds, L. Foster. Row
Three: J. Bartel, R. Marble, P. Wheat, D.
Jemison, J. Berry, J. Willard, D. Fix, R. Swa-
der, G. Cummings.
eighth
Row One: N. Keller, C. Kyser, L. Moleski,
M. Mansell, J. Kaufman. Row Two: D. Er-
rick, D. Niezgoda, T. Houlihan, G. Jufer, J.
Rebrovich. Row Three: B. Rosenberg, D. De-
lelys, A. Nicometi, J. Stilka, D. Caporali.
Standing: D. Husing, J. Dean, B. Witkowski
J. LaRocca, J. Edwards, M. Ground, Mrs. F.
Hoag, V. Rugg.
Row One: R. Lewis, L. Firich, M. Carlo, S.
Nice. Row Two: H. Blueye, K. Blish, W.
Matusek, E. Lang. Row Three: L. Bettio, K.
Pagels, D. Roblee, R. Daguano. Row Four:
R. Fisher, M. Weiler, R. Kwandrans, J. Ca-
puto. Row Five: P. Cummings, G. Baehr, D.
Ellsworth. Standing: R. Parker, L. Meininger,
K. Sulimonicz, M. Fotheringham, D. Bern-
hardt, J. Clary, B. Pask, K. Lindke, Mr. M.
Dembrow.
Row One: J. Tillinghast, B. Abrams, E. Huth
G. Bower, G. Deahn. Row Two: M. Fahey
D. Grundas, L. Hoffman, K. Meyer, J. Kle-
parek, S. Lutz. Row Three: K. Daniels, P
Reese, C. Parker, S. Troyer, D. Wheeler. Stand-
ing: D. Chapman, J. Moore, R. Wilson, P
Wagner, K. DeFries, G. Cescon, L. Moses
G. Sundown, J. Young, Miss N. Brown, G
Kumro. Absent: M. Krieger.
Row One: D. Montville, S. Weber, P. Brege,
M. Cummings, C. Tooke, J. Kelley. Row Two:
D. Baich, T. Stapleton, N. Everett, C. Totten.
Row Three: F. Jago, J. Heller, T. Lippant, W.
Pafk, J. Ciurzynski. Standing: W. Kaise, J.
Swader, C. Mecklenburg, S. Tippett, L. Abra-
ham, E. Kwiatkowski, M. Leavitt, R. Kedyier-
ski, T. Biernacki, G. Mann, T. Hibbard, N.
Van Buren, Mr. Stock.
seventh
Row One, Front To Back: S. Klingelsmith,
J. Flint, J. DiLuzio, J. Bordonaro, D. McCor
mick. Row Two: C. Riegle, J. Spaeth, T
Stone, P. Schoenwetter, J. Skellon. Row Three
J. Kotharski, K. Weaver, K. Yousey, L. Neu
roth, C. Schurr. Row Four: P. Mello, D. Wolfe
D. Borden, S. Lattimer, J. Caldwell, S. Rey
nolds, T. Van Buren, C. Bedford, F. Babel, C
Crane, T. Hersee, J. Walter, M. Kingsley, A.
DeYoung, Mr. Roger Farr.
Row One: M. Drachenburg, C. Hogue, C
Fink, M. Stanbury, P. Johnson. Row Two: K.
Litfin, M. Hoifman, J. Hartzler, S. Schaller
R. Cherry. Row Three: W. Bishop, L. Hurne,
E. Buckley, E. Kittleson. Row Four: J. Schle
gal, K. Wolfe, J. Snyder, S. Bartlett, S. Poodry
M. Steves, T. Bartrum, D. Swader, L. Kraatz
B. Dickinson, M. Brege, N. Poodry, R. New
man, R. McLeod, Mrs. Harriett Fowler.
ei g hth
Row One: D. Behe, F. Martiny, M. Hutchinson
R. Hollenbeck, D. Campbell. Row Two: A. Den-
ton, L. Parker, D. Menns, A. Overholt, A. Odell
J. Cummings. Row Three: J. Remsen, D. Rib-
beck, D. Shearman, E. Wilson, G. Grabbenstat-
ter. Row Four: B. DeYoung, J. Fiegcl, S. Ball, C
Bitterman, H. Harvey, R. Ciurzynski, A. Edmis-
ter, Mrs. Smith. Absent: E. Cummings, S. Fry
J. Keller, B. McGregor.
Row One: J. Baker, M. Edmister, J. Fisher,
C. Hall, L. Kinney, H. Laese. Row Two: L.
Casseri, F. Clark, J. Clark, B. Clear, L. Cum-
mings, R. Davis. Row Three: C. Balch, A.
Black, V. Bower, S. Brucker, M. Carmer. Row
Four: Mr. L. Hawkins, C. Mattioli, N. Rob-
nett, A. Zola, P. Luketic, B. Murray, C. Reiuke,
H. Schultz, C. Yoder, M. Truglio, J. Owen,
D. Schubel, M. Steves, G. Doctor, M. Welsh.
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seventh
Row One: E. Keehn, M. Joslyn, F. Kingsley,
F. Lega, D. Straw. Row Two: M. Socha, J.
Kroening, L. Rosenberg, P. Schmigel, A. Wise-
man, J. Cherry, T. Yoder, D. Hutchinson.
Standing: J. Lawrence, B. Lindke, T. Carrol
R. Ball, L. Babiarz, K. Glomb, G. Ceisner, D.
Abrams, S. Ewald, J. Hart, D. Richardson, T.
Newcomb, D. Lelsing, D. Skiff, M. Laurid-
son, M. Lathrop, Mr. H. Carges.
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sixth
Row One: C. Burchell, D. Doxtader, H. Finger,
E. Lacse, K. Burke, P. Carroll. Row Two: V
Sundown, S. Swift, C. Pesaneschi, P. McLeod,
P. Wheat, W. Ludwick, P. Bernier. Row Three:
L. Granke, H. Printup, J. Kwandrans, P. Noo-
dy, R. Fisher, M. Clark, R. Bedford. Row
Fomz' A. Abraham, B. Schoenthal. C. Schwartz,
M. Cummings, T. VanBuren, C. Keppler, W
Bradley. D. Hoeman, W. Groff, D. Abraham,
L. Roll, Mrs. H. Shisler, K. McCoy. Absent:
K. Haas.
,gs
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Row One: B. Geracc, P. Martin, P. Grofl', F.
Holecki. Row Two: L. Johnson, H. Hcrwick, M.
Jumper, D. Lindke. Row Tlzrce: J. Logan, M.
Leeds, J. Mann, M. Pafk. Row Four: W. Robin-
son, C. Schoenwettcr, B. Schultz, K. Stabell.
Row Five: M. White, E. Kwiatkowski, J. Youscy.
Standing: R. Blickensderfer, B. Durski, D. Frey,
G. Bell, J. George, M. Abraham, T. Campbell,
K. Baker, C. Alhcri, Mr. Roemer.
Row One, Front To Buck: K. Minns, C. Wolt-
ers, L. Cummings, R. Wyder, M. Staebell, J
Susfolk. Row Two: R. Brcge. R. Grant, P
Ford. D. Mandolene, S. Sweitzer, J. Burd, D
Scotland. Row Three: T. Lederhouse, H. Hart'
wig, J. Bartram, A. Cantie. D. Criswell, B
Doctor, J. Hawes. Smnding: D. Wicdman, K
Roblee, S. Huth, A. Black, R. Baehr, C. Bohn
G. Dieterle, M. Roberts, Mr. J. Fields, F
Lowdcrg Mr. M. Murray. Alzsenls B. Parker, D
Witkop, P. Lewis, R. Jamison.
Row One, Front to Back.' L. Lester, L. Lloyd,
M. Logan, M. McCormick, G. Owen, E. Park-
er. Row Two: B. Eldred, A. Groff, S. Groff,
M. Halecki, S. Hoste, C. Kopacz, M. La
Rocca. Row Three: J. Bitterman, J. Babel, J.
Bower, D. Bucceri, T. Coughlin, K. Covert, S.
White. Row Four, Front to Back: G. Schultz,
R. Ribbeck, D. Wight, J. Stanley, D. Pogel, S.
Wands, K. Poodry, F. Wronowicz, L. Pierce,
L. Webster, Mrs. K. Webster, M. Rood.
lffh
Standizzg, Front to Back: K. Brahmer, K. Wa-
gile, J. Hollenbeck, B. Corbett, S. Cummings,
Miss Ziebarth, cadet, L. Draper, Mrs. Wade,
K. McLeod. Row One: S. Zimmerman, J. Finch,
C. Sutton, A. Lashway, K. Pawlick. Row Two:
M. Brust, J. Keller, M. Muggelberg, S. Pagels,
R. Roesch, M. Porter. P. Kyser. Row Three:
D. Dietz, J. Lawrence, K. McLeod, S. Blish,
S. Lattimer, J. Smith. Row Four: M. Riggio,
M. Schukraft, L. Klingelsmith, M. Neizgoda,
C. Kubis, N. Sutton.
sixth
Row One: J. Hessler, D. Enstrom, D. Kruschke,
M. Hammond, K. Hudson. Row Two: G. Pafk,
D. Blackman, R. Muck, K. Deinhardt, J. Trig-
ilio. Row Three: M. Rudolph, F. Houlihan, S.
Blueye, B. Goeseke, M. George. Standing: J.
Feldman, K. Tippett, H. Rosenberg, K. Reinke,
D. Ritecz, P. Mast, Mrs. Shepard, D. Harvey.
Row One, Front to Back: M. Johnson, E. Bed-
ford, T. McNutt, M. Miller, R. VanBuren, W.
Asmus. Row Two: D. Kuraszkiewicz, T. Welsh,
V. Ground, P. Skye, D. Sundown, L. Frier.
Row Three: S. Maida, S. Montville, K. Miller,
M. Schwartzmeyer, D. Totten, T. Whiting.
Row Four: J. Bower, D. Reigle, M. Zimmer-
man, M. Winter, P. Wagner, D. Cummings,
N. Bruning, P. Terry, R. Brucker, K, Hauser,
R. Rosenberg, P. Mirrone, C. Carges, Miss
Anita Swyers, B. Glomb. Absent: P. Parker.
lfth
Row One: K. Borden, R. Moore, T. Przybos
N. Carroll, L. Cantie, D. Schultz. Row Two.
K. McGreggor, J. Rizzard, A. Kasperek, A
Granzow, H. Doctor, D. Leeds, J. Mandolene
a
J. Abraham. Row Three: B. Parker, R. Whit-
ing, D. Pask, M. Noody, C. Miller, K. Brun-
ing, R. Grant. Row Four: B. Newman, W.
Brege, R. Fisher, D. Altrogge, W. Swader, P
Haas. Row Five: E. Behe, C. Bil, W. Terry,
K. Fry, S. Bassanello, W. Tooke, D. Errick
A. Covel, P. Witkowski, A. Swimline, Mrs.
Bates, S. Begiers. Absent: A. Klawer, D. Cas
sell.
Row One: D. Gallo, M. Staebell, B. Eckert,
T. Lauridsen, S. Dickinson, M. Brauen. Row
Two: A. Forrestel, D. Prentice, S. Steiner, J.
Odell, R. Mecca, G. Stone. Row Three: R.
Zimmerman, S. Ceisner, W. Young, C. Strat-
ton, K. Fiegel, S. Olson. Standing: A. Uljanov,
C. Lathrop, K. Bordouavo, J. Wilson, J, Ecker-
son, J. Fahey, R. Doktor, Mrs. M. Fix. Absent:
P. Hibbard, B. Martiny.
Row One: B. Feldman, S. Clark. L. Hartwig
B. Cowan, H. Russell. Row Two: F. Ground
G. Becker, S. Geddes, G. Wetmore, T. Swift
L. Ottaviani, P. Ranney. M. Wilson. Ron
Three: M. Scrogg. R. Rehwaldt, S. Rhodes, N
Baker. J. DiLuzio, B. Totten, M. Witkowski
Mrs. Stage. Row Four: R. Keppler, J. Griffiths
D. Reuben, R. Hammond. J. Krieger, J. Logan
R. Kumro. Smtzding: J. Socha, G. Plueckhahn
W. Moleski. R. Snell, S. Walters. M. Sundown
M. Cummings.
Row One: T. Golpl. J. Remsen, G. Jones, R
Blickensderfer, V. Ribbeck. Row Two: C. Bur
chell, J. Kostanciak, M. Best, R. Berry. E
Reeb, T. Walker. Row Tlzree: N. Parker, A
Kelkcnberg, D. Cory, C. Doxtader, P. Dean
D. Clark, J. Steves. Row Fonr: T. Kaiser, B
Sehuler, P. Seeley, H. Bedford, B. Skye, M
Davis. L. Roll. Standing: L. Garrod, R. Glena
J. Mello, J. Goeseke, W. Hawes, R. Zurlo, T
Baehr, D. Mirrione. W. Freeman, Mrs. M
Hartzler. J. Brucker.
Row One: R. Bartram, S. Cummings, L. l-lill,
F. Wetmore, F. Koons, K. Fry. Row Two:
J. Keller, M. Roggen, J. Olszcwski, P. Zola
S. Swiatowy, R. Swader, D. Rodgers. Row
Three: R. Skellon, R. Golpl, J. Miller, F.
Cowan, G. Parker, W. Keppler, B. Swiniarski.
Smnding: M. Hanson. L. Wronowicz, S. Kwiat-
kowski, B. Cummings, B. Yousey, B. Socha, C.
Williams, E. Reuben, B. Jago, P. Witkowski
Mrs. A. Weeks, S. Brant.
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a
Row One: B. Richardson, K. Weiler, M. Hartz-
ler, S. Jemison, D. Schmigel. Row Two: M
Bordonaro, J. Mattioli, D. Martin, J. Hume, R
Fisher, T. Fenton, J. Jameison. Row Tlireo.
J. Capan, P. Milani, W. Ritecz, S. Kraatz, D
McLeod, E. Wolak, P. Feagles. Row Four:
N. Eckerson, D. Cummings, G. Staebell, L
Spears, P. Overholt, C. Walker, S. Babel, K.
Feldman, D. Stegman, M. Pacer, Mrs. C. Wil
liams.
fourth
Row One: A. Foster, T. Troyer, L. Jacobsen
L. Plueckhans, R. Remsen, R. Mack. Row Two:
C. AlFieri, T. Stuber, D. Lowder, D. DeFries,
L. Bishop, C. Enstrom. Row Three: B. Truax,
M. Schleef, D. Covel, W. Freiep, D. Pafk, B.
Cummings. Row Four, Front to Back: B. Hol-
lenbeck, D. Moore, B. Groff, L. Groif, N.
Parker, K. Hoste, E. Honsberger, D. Swim-
line, J. Keller, G. Cummings, K. Denton, Miss
O. Shelly.
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Row One: M. Hart, C. Lashway, S. Lowder,
A. Corbett, L. Shaefer, K. Baehr. Row Two:
W. Bil, M. DeYoung, C. Netzley, D. Dietz,
C. Eason, B. Wilson. Row Three: B. Roberts,
P. Smith, B. Bartrum, D. Minns, C. Geyser,
K. Rudolph. Row Four: C. Abrams, J. Rosen-
berg, R. White, D. Pogel, J. Schumacher, E.
Muck, K. Anderson, Mrs. Swartz, J. Bitterman.
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fourth
Row One: R. Hass, D. Hudomint, T. Groff,
P. Balch, B. Doctor, J. Lloyd. M. Logel. Raw
Two: Y. Grabbenstatter, L. Winter. J. Keller
E. Berghorn, D. Leavitt, D. Swartzmcyer, S
Alfieri, Mrs. L. Hume. Row Tlireef M. Wag
ner. C. Ciurzynski, V. Sword, C. Rosenberg
H. Pechuman, A. Mattei, J. Holtz, C. Lindke
Smrm'ing.' N. Kaiser, L. Peck, B. Powell, M
Brege. Cv. Schultz, J. Furminger, D. Kumro
Mr. L. Mathews. AIISFIIIJ R. Kelly, D. Cald-
well, K. Parker.
Row One: S. Blake. L. Sy, K. Pawlick. K.
Leavitt. D. Altrogge, C. Moleski. Row Two.
A. Stapleton. C. Gibbons. S. Wands, M. Brun-
ing. J. Bower, C. Parker. Row Three: J. Free-
man, D. Hart, L. Ruben. C. Logan, S. Parker,
F. Clear. Smzidirzg: R. Seifert. L. Weaver. T.
Richardson. R. Mecca, D. Edwards, L. Feagles
M. Ribbeck. T. Blacklock. K. Ewald, Mrs. J.
Turk. S. Walker.
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third
Rim' Uma' T. Yousey, B. Glomb, D. Johnson
C. Ritecz. B. Conibear. M. Wik. Row Tim
R. Schafer. P. King. D. Bluhm. S. Baker, D
Cummings. D. Ribbeck. Row Tlm'v.' R. Spaeth
li. Winter. K. Finger. A. Kopacz. P. Noody
R. Abrams. Row Iffmr: li. Stanley. R. Fisher
D. Blackman. R. Mugglcberg. R. Asmus. R
Pechuman. P. George. C. Abrams. F. Giertz
Mrs. Schaeffer. B. Lindke. Alw.s'wz!: C. Childs
A. Keller. S. Waketield.
Run' Una: E. Hill. l.. Bradley. M. Clark, M
Houlihan, C. Russell. C. l-'urmingeix Ron
'I'wn: J. Luketic. P. Reeb. D. Jones. B. Grotl
R. Borden. P. Battaglia. Row Tlzrvtu' T. Maida
N. Cope. D. O'DeIl. D. Bow, J. Schrock. J
Burke. P. Kazody. Row Four: J. Whitbeck. J
Johnson. B. Gerstung. K. Schultz. J. Geddes
C. Zimmerman. D. Kumro. R. Speder, J. Brock-
way. Mrs. Matteson.
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Row One: D. Stone, R. Webster, N. Finger,
J. Abraham, B. Betzold, M. Mansell, R. Hutch-
inson. Row Two: L. Bettio, E. Parker, N.
Johnstone, D. Willig, G. Bernier, L. Speder,
M. Hartl. Row Three: A. Claude, R. Clark,
S. Kowalik, T. Arnold, M. Downey, F.
Vaughan. E. Forrestel. Smnding: E. Praprost,
M. Renolds, M. Springer, A. Bower, K. Hauser,
A. Dickinson, J. Parker, D. Krupski, M. Blake,
R. Seeley, Mrs. E. Gilbert.
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Row One: J. Abraham, G. Granke, G. Seifert,
M. Fisher, E. Webster, N. Kedzieski, J. Carges,
D. Swiatowy, D. Swiatowy. Row Two: J. Kos-
tanciak, S. Martin, P. Lega, A. Keller, C.
Winter, V. Johnstone, A. Ground, B. Garrod,
K. Walker, B. Lloyd. Row Three: N. Smith,
R. Schultz, N. Roll. C. Rosenberg, S. Leeds,
M. Hoehman, E. Lowell, D. Plueckhahn, M.
Ribbeck, J. Kress, D. Fink. Standing in zhe
rear: Mrs. M. Townsend.
thhd
Row One: S. Holovics, R. Fry, D. Pixley, L
Hofmeier, B. Nehrboss, D. Baich. Row Two
L. Ribbeck, M. Haas, D. Mecklenburg, B
Watts, G. Smith, R. Regan. Row Three: J
Lockhart, M. Ribbeck, J. Cassel, D. Reuben
K. Babel, C. McGregor. Row Four: B. Bower
J. Guizzotti, B. Borden, J. Moleski, K. Lash-
way, P. Swain, J. Schumacher, M. Schoenthal
G. Stanley, R. Bedford, R. Kelkenberg, R
Steiner, E. Werner, Mrs. Gladys Yocum, N
Kraatz.
second
Row One: T. Lotz, B. Hart, J. McCollister,
R. Withauer, D. Baich, D. Laycock, M. Bas-
sanello, W. Skye. Row Two: D. Caldwell,
N. Ceisner, D. Koons, G. Ribbeck, M. Lieb
M. Forrestel, C. Cantie, C. Garrett, P. Moodyl
Row Three: B. Nehrboss, J. Lowell, M. Par-
zych, R. Whiting, J. Mann, C. Peck, T, Blish,
H. DeLelys, R. Feldman, M. Uljanov, W
Markek. Row Four: Miss M. McEwan.
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second
Row Ona: L. Wik, N. Fisher, D. Lauridsen,
W. Rooney. E. Rizzard. J. Golpl, M. Midecke
R. Wolfe. D. Lowder. Row Two: B. Parker,
N. Bil. li. Houlihan, T. Cummings, D. Pask
S. Walker, S. Parker, S. Bishop, L. Schoenthal
T. Horner. Row Three: D. Jones, C. Crane
M. Jalitus. W. Tippet, K. Swiniarski, R. Leising
D. Ottaviani, W. Sy, W. Waldorf, T. Schubel,
L. Smith. Row Four: Mrs. Russell.
Row One: J. Brege, P. McConkey, B. Eason,
M. Scrogg, D. Tice, D. Gerstung, R. Swader,
J. Regan. Row Two: D. Lowder, M. Wideman,
N. Leavitt, P. Enstrom, B. Weaver, S. Kelly,
L. Stanley, C. Bruning, P. Poodry. Row Three:
D. Sowinski. S. Bedford, L. Pask, L. Werner,
J. Ribbeck, N. Holtz, B. Fahey, P. Burdick,
N. Reuben, Miss A. Wickwire.
Row One: K. Hartman, S. Dye. W. Weidel
J. Burt. D. Dietz. D. Spears. L. Golpl, B. Cris-
well. Row Two: L. Bordonaro. K. Karcher
L. Pask. A. Printup. R. Weiler. I. Stanley
T. Schumacher, P. Montville, S. Mattioli. Row
Three: M. Zola, P. Keppler, M. Duguay, R
Yousey, K. Krusche, D. Green, M. Honathan
C. Colopy, B. Litfin, Mrs. Eva Harpst lSub.
teacher for S. Ogdenj.
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first
Row One: S. Niezgoda, S. Flanders, J. Mattei,
J. Capan, J. Wideman, N. Ground, K. Roggen,
J. McCollister. Row Two: M. Cummings, L.
Bedford, H. Hessler, A. Lauridsen, J. Downey,
M. A. Skomski, S. Klehn, G. Weiler, C. Brust,
C. Ribheck. Row Three: D. Green, C. Glena,
N. Brunner, G. Abrams, D. Stegman, R. Tiedt,
J. Laffosse, B. Bower, R. Robnett, R. Kress,
K. Orzel. P. Feldman. Row Four: Mrs. M.
Blackmore.
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Row One: F. Reuben, T. Schwartzmeyer. W.
Ground, E. Hoehman, J. Baker, D. DeYoung,
D. Gonsowski, A. Casseri. Row Two: E.
Olszewski, M. Marconi, L. Bow, A. Ribbeck,
S. Weir, B. Cummings, N. Brunner, A. Scrogg,
D. Hartman. Row Three: T. Schuler, K. Brau-
en, D. Berghorn. P. Swain, L. Morgan, R.
Kowalik, B. Koons, S. Kingsley, G. Smith, A.
Doctor, S. Dickinson, S. Adams. Smnu'ing.'
Mrs. E. MacCoy.
Row One: J. Covel, J. Hill. R. Wallace, P.
Mandolene, M. Vanice. R. Skellon, R. Forres-
tel. Row Two: D. Davis. L. Kaiser, B. Nixon,
D. Flading, J. Bluhm, T. Coughlin, D. Cas-
seri, M. Stapleton, W. Reuben. Row Three:
R. Meiningcr. D. Parker, J. Kostanciak, J.
Bradley, M. Duguay, L. Massaro, G. Feagles,
K. Etzold. Srmidirzg in lhe rear: Mrs. Doris
Gerber.
first
Row One: M. Lashway, M. Keller, J. Sowinski
M. Bednar, J. Wright, T. Herrington, D. Car-
mer, A. Mello. Row Two: S. Schoenthal, L.
Pagels, M. Jonathan, J. Mack, S. Minns, P.
n
Troyer, B. Delelys, P. Fitzsimmons, L. Wit-
nauer. Row Three: K. Blasko, F. Abrams, G
Logan, M. Colopy, T. Witkop, B. Kittleson,
D. Hoste, N. Kryzkowski, L. Varo. Row Four:
Mrs. Eleanor Putney.
Row One: C. Sescil, M. Terry, S. Walker, J
Miller, P. Winnie, D. Wehling, T, Jones, G
Homesberger. Row Two: M. Bedford, S. Mec-
ca, M. Babel, S. Schafer, W. Ground, K
Schrock, P, Cummings, S. Snyder, J. Bradley
Row Three: E. Haas, R. Hensel, L. Socha, J
Koss, M. Frey, D. Farrell, T. Lockhart, S
Wands, K. Cover, M. Yousey, D. Gibbons, L
Ribbeck. Standing: Mrs. Ford.
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mv Ona: D. Wilson. H. Freier. J. Davis.
kindergarten
Row One: K. Ceisner. J. Buckley. A. Forrestel
M. Campbell, R. Plueekhahn. .J Asmus. T
Bassanello. S. Lega. M. Odell. Row Two: S
Sweitzer. L. Santolini. P. King. M. Valente. C
Hoehman. E. Gibbons. D. Steiner. C. Wagner.
M. Hart. R. Williams. Ron' 7'lzrce.' N. Brock
way. S. Johnson. P. Weaver. J. Trigilio. L
Walker. R. Blish. J. Dil.orenzo. G. Lowell
K. Dickinson, M. Betzold. Miller. Row
Four: Miss Lucia Churchill.
G. Bedford. W. Hume, R. Brady, W. Wight.
Raw Two: S. Wakefield. M. Mirrione, B. Cum-
Rnw One: T. Noody. D. Calopy. M. Bluhm
mings. D. Newman. M. Skye. R. Grant, S
Kasmierzak, R. Ground. Row Tliree: T. Lacki
R. Doktor, K. Pafk, M. Antonelli, L. Simpson,
C. Kraatz, M. Brown. D. Rosenberg. A. Jones
Mrs. H. Pentecost.
Row fJII!'.' J. Scotland, C. Claude. J. Wodowski.
M. Lockhart. M. Fisher, A. Gibbons. T. Reinke.
Row Tim: L. Weidel. R. Hofmeier. K. Burg.
C. Ground, L. Kuraszkiewiez, B. Baker. L.
Eason. V. Ribbeek. Rim Tlzrvv: A. Abrams. T.
Vanice. D. Stuber. A. Ormshy. M. Egloff. G.
Smith. Ron' Four: Miss D. Benson.
D. Brockway. R. Parker. Row Two: F. George.
E. Bruning. C. Alexander. L. Eldred. I.. Johan-
nes. V. MCNUII. V. Kraatz. Row Tlircef R.
Kazmierezak. D. Alexander. B. Rudolph. D.
Berghorn. D. Ribbeck. T. Hartl. J. Wronowicz.
R0wFm1r.' Miss Lucia Churchill.
Row Ona: J. Caldwell, N. Raduns, V. Jacobsen
J. Boring, D. Best, A. Blackman. Row Two:
M. Swift, S. Arnold, A. Wright. D. Gerstung
S. Dieterle, C. Etzold. K. Walker, M. Blasko
Ron' Three: C. Kelley. G. Nowicki, R. Ritecz.
M. Flanders. T. Hass, D. Holtz, J. Parzych. A
Shumacker. D. Lowder, P. Kroemer. F. Daley
Miss Benson.
kindergarten
Row 0110: L. Childs, J. Moleski, D. Caple, H
Wagonblott, R. Baron. W. Hoffman, J. Dye, J
Bower. Row Two: D. Olsen, D. Sutton, K
Johnstone. S. Berry, D. Mattioli, L. Snyder, C
Klinglesmith, K. Rogers. Row Tliree: R. Gar-
rodd, G. Pogel, B. Rehwaldt, N. Alfieri, J
Caldwell, K. Smith, K. Keller, N. Wolak, L
Goerlitz. J. Sweitzer, L. Hartwig. Mrs. Pente-
COSI.
elementary building has anniversary
ln February of this year, the elementary school celebrated its fifth anniversary of
the new separate building.
Having a building that is independent of the high school has allowed the personnel
to use the available facilities to a better advantage. An activity period has been
developed for the 2:20 to 3:30 period with many children taking part. Most of the
activities are music organizations for the fourth, fifth and sixth graders. An excep-
tion to this is thc swimming program which is available to all children in grades 2-6
inclusive.
The elementary teachers also use this after school period for extra-help classes for
children who are in need of more individual instruction.
The elementary school is being used more and more by local groups for evening
activities. ln addition a number of high school activities are being scheduled in the
elementary building. g
The enrollment of this building now stands at l 125.
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Members of the Student Council, the government of the
student body. listen to President J. Gerber and Vice
President E. Albrecht as they discuss affairs pertinent to
school business. Row One: M. Martiny, R. Mast, L.
Hellert, R. Smith tSecretaryJ, K. Bednar tTreasurerJ,
L. Cowan tJr. Vice Presidentj, E. Albrecht tSr. Vice
Presidentj, J. Gerber tPresidentJ. Row Two: J. Asmus,
M. Pask, G. Juliano, J. Ross, M. Cummings, C. Grover
J. Cescon, P. Dienhardt, J. Campbell, G. Kern, Mr.
Brown. Row Three: R. Witt, R. Casseri, J. Brand, J
Berry, K. Wagner, A. Flor, S. Cory, K. Nanni.
The Student Council of Akron Central School formed to unify the various
activities of the clubs and organizations of the school. Under the leadership of the
president, James Gerber, many projects such as sponsoring the American Field
Service exchange student program and giving fifty dollars to CARE have been
held. There are three standing committees in the Student Council which help or-
ganize activities of the school. These are: Chartered Organization Committee,
the Recreation Committee, and the Supply Office Committee.
The six members of the National Honor Society were chosen from the upper
25fZ1 of their class on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service.
A candlelight ceremony to induct members is held in May. The officers are as
follows: President, Linda Hellert, Vice President, William Stanbury, Secretary,
Sheila Roeschg Treasurer, Jennifer Pentecost.
Ron One: Roesch. J. Pentecost, W. Stanbury. Slmzdirzg' J. Gerber, C. Tadio, Mr. E.
Allen L. Hellert.
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The Senior Band under the direction of Mr. Frank Columbus,
plays at our assemblies and also attends musical festivals where
they compete against area schools for honor awards in music.
Row One: E. Hall. P. Fahey. B. Bruning, R. Fotheringham,
P. McGeehan. S. White, B. McGeehan. R. Lewis. Row Two:
A. Keehn. V. King. H. King, J. Ross, K. Winslow, B. Raduns,
J. Drachenberg, L. Zimmerman, B. Pingitore. Row Three:
J. Gerber, M. Truglio, C. Espersen, L. Wheeler, D. Jemison.
senior band
The Senior Band together with the Training Band played two "Coffee Con-
C. Walters. S. Reese. J. Fox. G. Wagile, B. Curphey. S. Mar-
kek. S. Tryon. L. Weaver. Row Four: G. Pingitore. S. Rem-
sen. M. Pask. W. Place. A. Denton. B. Weiler, M. Wilson. Mr
Columbus. J. Flint. J. Espersen. K. Blish. Row Five: R. Marble
J. Gruber, C. Drachenberg, R. Ciurzynski. C. Tadio. G. Rich
ards. Row Six: M. Krieger, R. Grover, D. Fix. Absent: S
Thomas. W. Wilson. J. Hellert.
SENIOR BAND OFFICERS
President-Lee Weaver
Secretary-Barry Pingitore
certsw this year which were sponsored by Band Boosters. Both bands will par- Librarians L Z.
iiciptite iii the NYSSMA spring Festival Compeiifioii held iii Eden Central High Sh. I 5 My lmmefmani
School this year. If ey ryon
The Varsity Chorale, under the direction of Mrs. Richard Groves, took part . h I
in the annual Christmas Concert and will compete at festival for a choral rating. vqrslty C ora e
They are also taking part in the Broadway musical the school is presenting, l'Plain
and Fancy."
The Varsity Chorale under the direction of Mrs. Nancy
Groves. is the only mixed choral group at the A.C.S. high
school. Ron' One: D. Dickinson. B. Martin, L. Peters, B.
Bower. J. Lindke, S. White. S. Klawer. E. Albrecht, R. Rozelle.
W. Davis. R. Finger. N. Rosenberg. G. Pingitore, M. DeYoung,
K. Zimmerman. Row Two: A. Keehn, N. Hessler, S. Kraatz,
K. Winslow. D. Hudson. M. Cummings, D. Kuraszkiewicz,
G. Hersee. D. Zgoda, D. McCoy, J. Juliano, L. Hellert, V.
King. M. Harrington, S. Remsen. Row Three: J. Roll, C. Sun-
down. P. Foster. D. Brackett. P. Fahey, C. Grover, R. Camp-
bell. D. Harvey. G. Wagile, I. Sundown, W. Stanbury, C.
Tadio, J. Surma, J. Pentecost. Mrs. Groves. Row Four: M.
Pask. M. Chapman. R. Rebovich. R. Brown, W. VanPeIl, N.
Sundown. G. Kern, J. Fox, J. Gerber, L. Weaver, J. Bohnholf,
D. Ludwick. J. Surma, E. Charles, M. Martiny.
Vice President-Christine Espersen
training band
senior girls' glee club
iunior girls' glee club
Under the instruction of Mr. Frank Columbus,
The Training Band prepares for its future
years in our Scnior Band. Row One: S. Thom-
as, E. Keehn, K. Staebell, A. DeYoung, S.
Schaller, T. Newcomb, L. Cummings, B. Dick-
inson, K. Weaver, J. Bordonaro, T. Stapleton,
J. DeLuzio, B. MacCoy. Row Two: M. Tru-
gilio, S. Tryon, L. Bettio, J. Lawrence, P.
Schmigel. M. Drachenberg, S. Klingelsmith. D.
Schubel, B. Curphey, A. Zola, W. Bishop. D.
Bordon, F. Kingsley. Mr. Columbus. Row
Tlirvvx D. Wheeler, J. Mann. L. Finch, L.
Kraatz, C. Crane, J. Walters, B. Schultz, B.
Murray. C. Shoenwetter, R. Cherry, D. Skiff,
K. Blish. M. Pafk, D. Swader, D. DeLelys. C.
Hall. R. Lewis. Row Four: M. Welsh, K. Pa-
gels. R. Wilson. Ab.i'w1f.' C. Reigle, L. Kraatz,
W. Pafk.
Row One: Mrs, N. Groves, B. Witt, M. Moses,
N. Campbell. L. Peters. N. Hessler, A. Geraee,
A. Keehn, J. Lindke. M. Schumacher, B. Bower.
J. Campbell. R. Wronowicz. N. Rosenberg,
G. Pingitorc. M. Montgomery, D. Leeds, M.
DeYoung. M. McGeehan, C. Daguano, G.
Kent. G. Juliano. Row Two: J. Moore. P.
Kleparek. J. Cescon. S. Hogue. D. Logel. K.
Winslow. S. Van Buren, M. Pask. M. Cum-
mings. M. Wilson. S. Remsen, B. Weller. L.
Hcllert. J. Ross. S. Sutton. V. King, J. Abra-
ham. M. Harrington. J. Sylor. L. Wheeler. K.
Zimmerman. Row Three: S. Kraatz. P. Fahey.
D. Brackett. S. Furminger. J. Roll. Klawer.
E. Hall. C. Grover. White. Markek. J.
Poodry. D. Chamberlain, K. Errick. B. Bed-
ford. M. Long. C. Gruber, S. Roeseh. D. Dick-
inson. M. McLeod. J. Surma. M. Martiny.
Ron' Ifonr: B. Martin. C. Sundown. D. Hud-
son. K. Fox. M. Parker, E. Hyder. N. Abra-
ham. P. Foster, T. Eckert, R. Rebovich, D.
Newman, J. Pentecost, R. Brown, W. VanPell,
M. Chapman, J. Surma, E. Charles, J. Asmus,
J. Hudomint, E. McGeehan.
Row One: L. Hurne, S. Fry, B. Lindke, C.
Alrieri, Lattimer, C. Mattioli, K. Yousey,
D. Straw, J. Fiegel, J. Yousey, K. Weaver, J.
Flint, Reynolds, C. Yoder, K. Staebell,
P. Reese, N. Robnett, J. Lawrence, N. Corbett,
C. Rienke. T. Stone, P. Johnson. Row Two:
M. Mansell, P. Schmigel, E. Keehn, M. Tru-
glio, L. Kraatz, P. Grofl, L. Cummings, H.
Laese, S. Klingelsmith, C. Nanni, J. Cory,
D. Shearman, S. l.utz, M. Leeds, B. Curphey,
R. Schukraft, L. Moleski, H. Schultz. J. Spaeth,
D. Ribbeck. Row Tlirvc: D. Behe, B. Gerace,
M. Pafk, N. VanBuren, S. Tryon, B. Mc-
Gregor, B. Clear, L. Schultz. J. Carmer,
S. Ball, L. Babiarz, J. Goeseke, B. Hartranft,
C. Crane, P. Martin, G. Fox, B. Abrams. B.
Lanthrop, J. Mann, B. Brunning, Miss Frances
Ridley. Row Four: A. Cummings, C. Bedford,
D. Wheeler, A. Frodin, S. Reece, K. Baker,
B. McLeod, G. Baehr, J. Stilke, H. King, G.
Gerace. M. Schmigel, J. Clark, J. Asmus, J.
Bero, R. Wronowicz. Row Fira: R. Fothering-
ham. P. Gicslcr, M. Kingsley, D. Leising. H.
Finger. B. Houlihan, M. Mirrione, L. Logel,
P. Rosenberg, K. Lindke, L. Zimmerman. Ah-
scnl: H. Blueye, D. Schultz, P. Wronowicz. G.
Keller, C. Yousey,
Mr. James Monahan is the advisor for the
Student Court. The seven justices try student
offenders and sentence or acquit them. From
left I0 l'l'gfII.' Mr. Monahan. C. Robnett, P.
Caputo, E. Albrecht, W. VanPell. Row Two:
S. Cory, P. MeGeehan, B. Bower. Chief Justice
of the court is Edward Albrecht.
The members of this section of the Student
Council represent each chartered organization
in the school. Row One: C, Edwards. R.
Brown. A. Keehn. L. Hellert. M. Huth. D.
Cheavacci. Johnson. J. Gerber, R. Mast.
Row Two: R. Witt. C, Tadio. R. Owen, J.
Diluzio. A. Riggio, N. Hessler. P. Dienhardt,
J. Woody, F. Albrecht, Sfllllliillltf Mr. Brown.
The Junior High Eclirzw, published by the
junior high school. is put out eight times dur-
ing the school year. The advisors are Mr.
Roger Farr and Mr. Richard Jenkins. The
editor is Marlene Weiler. The publication gives
junior high students a chance to publicize
their activities as well as the chance to
write for print and have the experience of as-
sembling a paper. Sl'!IIl'tI'.' l.. Abraham. F.
Martiny. M. Fahey. S. Tippet. A. DeYoung.
M. Carlo. Mr. Roger Farr. .S'mmlizzy.' M. Weil-
er. S. Lattimer. J. Kleparek. A. Sundown, S.
Bartlett. D. Montville. M. Stanbury. R, Ke-
dzierski. C. Totten. J. Caputo, M. Cummings,
C. Tooke. M. Fotheringham, C. Bitterman,
S. Nice, C. Riegele. K. Glomb. M. Joslyn, T.
Newcomb.
The Library Club, in addition to aiding Miss
Hazel Ellsworth, teachers the girls library tech-
niques and procedures. Row One: J. Poodry,
L. Goena, A. George, J. Sundown, N. Markek,
C. Rudnicki, C. Sundown, B. Parker. Stand-
ing: Miss Ellsworth, A. Cummings, S. Reese,
J. Cummings, K. Kasparek, G. Abrams, L.
Loger, S. Smith, P. Rosenberg, J. Bero, A.
Printup, S. Dickinson, S. Cummings, J. Bednar,
S. Becker, M. Pafk.
The chess club ponders the decisive move.
Under the direction of Mr. Albert Vossier,
the students learn the rudiments of the art
of chess. Seated: T. Bernacki, T. Stapleton,
G. Cescon, L. Clear. Standing: P. Morotchic,
B. Downey, D. Rice, Mr. Vossler, P. Schukraft,
J.Wo0dy.
Examining a strip of tickets, the Ticket Sellers,
Linder the direction of Mrs. Verna Smith, dis-
cuss their future plans. Row One: W. VanPell,
T. Eckert, M. Moses, S. Cory, K. Bednar, R.
Brown. Row Two: T. Stapleton, J. Asmus, M.
Parker, M. Martiny, J. Pentecost, M. Cum-
mings, Mrs. Smith.
The Folk Dancers at A.C.S. under the instruc-
tion of Mr. Myron Dembrow learn to relax
while learning a variety of fancy steps. Left
to Right: J. Brunner, M. Wilson, W. Enstrom,
M. Krieger, C. Mechlenberg, A. Frodin, B.
Martin, W. Place, S. Smith, S. Trinkl, S.
White, Mr. Dembrow. Ahsenr: D. Schultz,
C. Smith.
In the supply oflice the students of A.C.S. can
buy all needed school supplies. The proceeds
go to the Student Association and to the Board
of Education. Left to Riglzz: J. Sylor, Mr.
Victor. M. Schmegal, S. Daguano, J. Fother-
ingham.
The A.C.S. Monitors are charged with en-
forcing the school rules in the halls and on
the stairs. Row One: J. Sylor, L. Cowan.
Mr. J. Melvin Hood, D. Cope. Row Two:
G. Pingitore, C. Grover, T. Eckert. B. Weiler
S. Roesch, J. Kelkenberg. E. Pagels, J. Hellert
M. Cummings. Row Tllrrfc: D. Weipert, M
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Long, D. Geisler, J. Fotheringham. M. Moses.
M. Parker. Furminger, C. Sundown, L.
Fotheringham, A. Riggio. Row Four: T. Hib-
bard. J. Caputo, M. Cummings, C. Tooke, M.
Ground, N. Abraham. J. Abraham, G. Kent,
D. Chamberlain, R. Lewis.
folk dancers
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ir. high student council
elementary string class
Members of the elementary in-
strumental group are: Row
One: D. Hietz, A. Kasparek, B
Wilson, T. Pryzbos, J. Finch,
C. Victor. B. Richardson, D
Gallo. J. Capan. D. Schmigel,
D. Pafk, D. Lowder, R. Rem-
sen, P. Zola, J. Lloyd. E. Berg-
horn. Row Two: E. Wolalx. K
Weiler. N. Eckerson. C. Geyer,
K. Anderson, N. Parker, G
Staebell. K. Wagile. A. For-
restel, C. Miller, L. Prentice
Ron' Tlzretfx J. Hollenbeck. L
Klinglesmith, R. White. G
Stone. J. Miller, B. Cowan
K. Rudolph. J. Bitterman, P.
Feztgles, K. Baehr, C. Netzley.
M. Hart. C. Enstrom. B. Hol-
lenbeek. D. Leavitt, T. Fenton
J. Logan. Row Four: C. La-
throp, L. Lloyd, D. Pask, B.
Totten, S. Walters, K. Bor-
danaro, J. Fahey, R. Remsen, J.
Kostanciuk, S. Steiner, D. Rei-
gle, J. Newcomb, R. Roesch,
K. Pawliek. Row Five: S. Be-
K. McLeod. K. McLeod, S.
Zimmerman, J. Odell, D. Pafk.
H. Stuebell, B. Corbett, J. Lud-
wiclt, A. Abraham, B. Schoen-
thal, K. Burke, D. Wight, S.
Forrestel. Row Six: J. Ecker-
son. W. Swader. D. Kruschke,
C. Bohn. S. Sweitzer, H. Ru-
dolph, B. Goeseke, K. Taylor.
gress, S. Bassanello, S. Blueye
M. Miller, P. Mast. M. Rood
C. Stratton, P. Hibbard. S. Cum-
mings. P. Kyser. E. Laese, V.
Ground. L. Granke. C. Kopacz.
E. Parker, M. George, Mr.
Stapleton. advisor.
Members of the newly organ-
ized Jr. High Student Council
are the following: Row One:
H. Blueye. R. McLeod, R.
Kedzierski, P. Schmigel. C.
Matteole. Smrzdizzgc F. Mar-
tiny. Row Two: D. Niezgoda.
M. Krieger, J. Bordonaro, B.
Schultz, Mrs. Brusky, advisor.
Row One: P. Overholt, C
Abrams. J. Rizzard, B. Roberts
J. Rosenberg, M. Brust, A
Uljanov, S. Ceisner, M. Schu-
kraft, K. Feldman. Row Two.
K. Reinke, K. Brahmer, J.
Hurne, W. Ritecz, S. Kraatz,
L. Spears, M. Hartzler, M.
Bartram, M. DeYoung, B. Mar-
tiny, R. Mecca, D. Enstrom.
Row Three: C. Sutton, K.
Borden, J. Lawrence, J. Feld-
man, S. Pagels, S. Lattimer, J.
Hessler, B. Jago, J. Jamieson.
Row Four: Mrs. Espersen, J.
Smith, C. Kubis, K. Hudson,
B. Cowan, M. Hammond, M.
Brauer, J. Trigilio, M. Roberts,
L. Pierce, M. Staebelle. Alz-
.rw1I.' B. Powell.
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Row One: Miss Coralynn
Brown, W. Brusk, M. Schukraft,
J. Rizzard, A. Uljanov. M. Rig-
gio, K. Wagile, K. Brahmer.
Ceisner. Row Two: B. Feld-
man. G. Owen, S. Steiner, A.
Forrestel, B. Martiny, S. Pagels.
J. Feldman, A. Abraham. C.
Lathrop, S. Blish, L. Hartwig.
J. Lawrence. S. Lattimer. R.
Muck, R. Mecca, D. Reuben.
J. Hessler. Row Three: R. Rib-
beek. J. Stanley, J. Smith, C.
Kubis, M. Niezgoda. B. Parker,
S. Clark, B. Sehoenthal, S.
Geddes, C. Stratton, C. Bur-
chell. D. Pafk, J. Odell, L.
Lloyd, L. Cautie, D. Schultz.
D. Ritecz. K. Deinhart, K. Tip-
pett, B. Corbett. M. Staebell.
Row Four: C. Sutton. N. Car-
roll, S. Cummings, K. Paw-
lick. M. Staebell, P. Mast, K.
Reinke, T. Welsh, K. Taylor.
P. Ford, J. Kuandrans, F. Low-
der, J. Trugilio, E. Laese, P.
Witkowske. S. Maida, B.
Cowan, A. Covel, M. Cum-
mings, L. Cummings, R. Snell.
Row lfivc: B. Goeseke. P.
Kyser, D. Enstrom, N. Sutton,
D. Altrogge, J. Abraham. M.
LaRocca, L. Pierce, M. Ru-
dolph. S. Blueye, L. Roll, M.
Roberts, K. McCoy. S. White.
L. Ottaviani, S. Dickinson, M.
Brauen, B. Newman, J. De
Luzio, P. Haas, J. Newcomb,
E. Husing.
Row One: L. Bishop, L. Wron-
owicz. G. Staebell, P. Milani,
N. Eekerson, M. Bordonaro, P.
Smith. E. Muck, Miss Cora-
lynn Brown. Row Two: T.
Troyer, L. Jacobson. B. Powell.
K. Feldman, J. Hurne, M. De
Young, K. Fry, B. Roberts.
Row Tlzrec: T. Stuber, C. Hub-
ler. D. Pisaneschi, K. Ander-
son, N. Parker, M. Logel, F.
Koons. B. Yousey, J. Rosen-
berg, S. Kraatz, P. Overhalt.
Row Four: D. Hudomint. J.
Furminger, B. Jago, L. Hill, S.
Lowder, K. Rudolph, C. Eason,
L. Spears. S. Jemison, D. Mc-
Leod. T. Fenton, D. Martin.
Row Ona: B. Durski, J. Schlcg-
el, J. Bordonaro, R. Blickens-
derfer, B. Schultz, D. Bordon.
W. Bishop, Mrs. Nancy Groves.
Row Two: T. Zola, G. Bell
D. Chapman, E. Buckley, C.
Schoenwetter, B. Murray, D.
Frey, C. Hall. Row Tlircvx
J. Dean, R. Davis, J. LaRocca.
J. Remsen. R. Wilson, R. Ball,
R. Duguano, D. Swader, L.
Kraatz. J. Owen. Row I"o11r:
D. Schubel, K. Pagcls. D.
T. Lippert.
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R. Ciurzynski, M. Ground, J.
DiI.uzio. D. Skiff,
Alwsmzlr T. Hersee,
W. Pafk.
P. Luketic,
J. Moore. T. Stapleton, J. Wal-
ters. M. White.
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chi-omega hi-y
The Chi Omega Hi-Y is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A.
and participates in its programs. The purpose is to
create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and
community the high standards of Christian character.
Under the direction of Mrs. Theodore Stapleton, the
girls sponsored a Good-Will drive and their annual
Winter Wonderland dance. The Hi-Y sent gifts and
letters to their adopted grandfather in Wende. Besides
this they held two bakesales.
The officers are as follows: Anita Keehn, president,
Linda Hellert, vice president, Donna Dickinson, treas-
urer, Sharon Kraatz, secretary, Mary Margaret Huth,
chaplain, Sandra Cory, historian.
Row One: A. Keehn, Mrs, Stapleton, L. Hellert. Row Two: D.
Dickinson, S. Kraatz. Row Tlzree: M. Huth, S. Cory. Row
Four: P. Caputo, C. Robnett. Row Five: B. Bower, P. Dienhardt.
Row Six: S. Remsen, C. Bednar, M. Long, L. Wheeler. Row
Seven: T. Eckert, J. Pentecost, R. Mast, C. Esperson. Row
Eight: J. Hellert, E. Charles, R. Brown, W, VanPell. Row Nine:
M. Martiny, J. Asmus, P. Fahey, B. Weiler, E. McGcehan, J.
Roll, L. Cowan, C. Grover.
future farmers
"To practice brotherhood, honor rural oppor-
tunities and responsibilities, and develop those
qualities of leadership which a Future Farmer
should possess." The above is the purpose of the
Future Farmers of America organization.
Included in the accomplishments of its members
in the past year are: sending 7 boys to Camp Os-
wegatchie, holding a F.F.A. calf contest, partici-
Row One: M. Groff, E. Albrecht, R. Cook, R. Trinkl, R.
Owen, F. Haun, J. Bohnhoff, A. Nice. Row Two: L.
Mietz, J. Cummings, S. Trinkl, P. Wik, G. Hersee, J.
pating in F.F.A. basketball, attending a F.F.A.
forum contest, the making and distributing of
three hundred F.F.A. calendars, and preparing a
F.F.A. crop demonstration. The officers of this
club are as follows: President, Ronald Trinkl,
Vice President, Richard Cook, Secretary, Edward
Albrecht, Treasurer, Richard Owen, Sentinel,
Mike Groff, Reporter, Fred Haun.
Eldred, B. Raduns, R. J. Rozelle, Advisor. Raw Three:
R. Brahmer, J. Blinkensdorfer, G. Baehr, D. Cummings,
L. Bedford, J. Flint, D. Linke, L. Smith, D. Bedford.
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visual aids club
Dan Carlo and Robert Campbell, members of
the Audio-Visual Aids Department, listen to
James Gerber explain projector operation. The
Audio-Visual Aids Department, under the lead-
ership of Mr. John Eckerson, is one of Akron
Central's student service organizations providing
classroom assistance in using audio-visual aids
to any teacher requesting it.
iunior high model club
The Jr. High Model Club and Mr. Richard
Latko study the different designs of model
planes. Row One: R. Blickensderfer, F. Kings-
ley, R. Lewis, B. Mueray, D, Swader, Mr.
Latko. Row Two: J, George, D. Abrams, T.
Yoder, F. Lega, P. Luketic. Row Three: D.
Richardson, N. Poodry, E. Buckley, D. Hutch-
inson. Row Four: M. Carmer, H. Harvey.
senior high model club
Along with Mr. Richard Latko, the boys in the
Sr. High Model Club tinker with various types
of model planes. cars, and boats. Many models
have small engines which make them very real-
istic. Row One: E. Williams. R. Pogel, J. Blick-
ensderfer, M. McConkey, G. Babel, Mr. Latko.
Row Two: R. Kurls, L. Cummings, K. Kelly.
biology club
Among the activities Mrs. Gladys Brown ad-
vises is the Biology Club. Its members are from
left to I'ij.,'lIf.' J. Bohnhoff. T. Eckert, C. Tadio,
R. Finger, M. Parker. Row Two: Mrs. Brown,
S. Cory, C. Grover, J. Zimmer, S. liwald. C.
Bitterman, and B. Weiler. Absent: A. Keehn.
senior science club
Under the advisorship of Mr. Martiny, the
Senior Science Club meets weekly and works on
their club projects. Row One: Mr. G. Martiny.
C. Tadio. E. Williams. D. Zimmer. G. Bitter-
man, G. Richards, J. Gerber, R. Pogel, M.
Krieger, B. MacCoy.
international club
The International Club of ACS each year par-
ticipates in the model U.N. General Assembly,
which is sponsored by schools and colleges in
Western New York. Row Ona: R. Brown. S.
Johnson, I.. Cowan. Row Two: G. Kern, R.
Smith, J. Brand.
baton twirlers
The Baton Twirlers, one of ACS' newer activi-
ties, provides that added something for our as-
semblies. Miss Barbara Towner assists the girls
in perfecting their skills. Row One: H. Herwick,
P. Reese, J. Baker, L. Moleski, D. Behe, H.
Schultz, C. Reinke. N. Kleparek, M. Drachen-
berg. Row Two: M. Trujilio, C. Daquano, J.
Campbell, M. Leeds, H. Laese. K. Daniels, A.
Denton, C. Hogue, A. Printup. Row Three: D.
Logel, L. Fotheringham, S. Remsen, D. Leeds.
B. Weiler. S. Whitmire, M. McLeod, M. Wilson,
S. Becker, N. Rosenberg, H. Synder. P. Fahey
tlnstructorl.
senior poster club
The A.C.S. Senior Poster Club designs many
posters for special events to be held at A.C.S.
Shown here are Mr. Joseph Valente and the
group who assist him in this work. Ron' One:
Mr. J. Valente. A. Frodin. M. Mirrione, R.
Schukraft, J. Honsberger, G. Jones. V. Rugg.
Row Two: N. Kinney. S. Thomas. J. Schleef. K.
Schleef, E. Witkop, V. Homesberger, C. Reese.
J. Sundown. R. Marble. Row Tlirvv: L. Cum-
mings, S. Scotland. C. Gruber, P. Yoder, B.
Martin, K. Winslow, T. Schleef.
industrial arts club
Along with their other activities during the
course of the year. the Industrial Arts Club
holds an annual fair in which neighboring in-
dustries display their goods. Row Our: R. Kle-
parek. G. Schlegel. D. Bower, J. Wagner, R.
Miller, Secretary: B. Eldred, President: R.
Grolf. Treasurer: F. Bedford. D. Bontrager.
Rmv Two: E. Sulornowicz, W. Glena. J. Bartel,
W. Wilson, R. Swader. J. Bower. J. Forminger.
R. Rogers, J. Ketchum. Row Tl1rt'v.' Mr. Hol-
lenbeck, Advisor: L. Luezak, T. Grundas, L.
Babel, R. Yeager, R. Graybeal, B. Merrill, J.
Burkick. Ron' l'lU1ll'.' L. Bower. M. Yueger, B.
Downey. K. Whitbeek. K. Groff, R. Campbell.
D. Rickwaldt. D. Ludwiek. C. Taylor. P. Teller,
S. Truglio.
ir. poster
club
The Jr. High Poster Club, un-
der the direction of Mr. Rich-
ard Jenkins. meets in the art
room for an informal picture.
Seated: J. Remsen, T. Ni-
cometi, R. Lewis, Mr. R. Jen-
kins, T. Hibbard, B. DeYoung,
D. Hutchinson. Stariding: D.
Baich, M. Hutchinson, C.
Mecklenburg, L. Stratton.
murder creek
yorker club
This year the Murder Creek
Yorker Club under the advisor-
ship of Mrs. Gladys Brown
travelled to Lake Placid. New
York for their annual trip.
Row One: M. Pask, D. Aquino.
S. Johnson, C. Edwards, D.
Cheavacci, S. Smith. Row
Two: M. Edwards, G. Juliano,
D. Hudson, M. Chapman. S.
Klawer, A. Gerace. Row Three:
S. Sutton, D. Finger. L. Sweit-
zer, G. Abrams, E. Feagles, S.
Becker. Standing: F. Nice. C.
Drachenberg, J. Zurlo, R. Smith,
J. Brand, J. Gruber, E. Hyder,
W. Enstrom, J. Ross, R. Witt,
E. Hall, J. Brunner, M. Wilson,
K. Fox, M. De Young, D. Fro-
din, Mrs. G. Brown.
senior string
class
Members of the string orches-
tra meet in the auditorium for
a rehearsal. Row One: H. Blu-
eye. Trinkl, C. Reinke. V.
Rugg. D. Schultz. P. Cum-
mings. S. Smith, M. Dc Young.
Row Two: H. F i n g c r, H.
Laese, K. Yousey. Miss Ridley,
B. Houlihan, R. Kedzicrski.
high school
orchestra
Row One: H. Blueye. C.
Reinke. D. Schultz, P. Cum-
mings, S. Smith. Row Two: N.
Finger, V. Rugg, S. Fry, H.
Laese, K. Staebell, A. De-
Young, E. Keehn, M. Truglio,
A. Denton, J. Gerber, B. Houli-
han, Miss F. Ridley. Row
Three: C. Hall, W, Bishop, F.
Kinsley, M. Pafk, D. Shubel.
office practice
Members of the oflice practice
class are: Row One: J. Surma,
B. Benteen. Row Two: P. Ca-
puto. J. Surma. Row Three: N.
Campbell, J. Moore. Row Four:
J. Sanderson, S. Medole.
f.h.o.
Row One: J. Woody. J. Lom-
bard, V. Hinds, P. Kleperek.
L. Glenn, Scotland. Row
Two: C. Rudnicki. B. Wolfe. J.
Logan. C. Daguano, S. Hoguc.
M. Keller, V. Wheat. L. Prin-
tup, J. Poodry, P. Moratchic.
Miss Churchill, B. Witt,
grant club yorkers,
section ci
The members ol' the Grant Club Yorker Club
under their advisor, Mrs. Harriet Fowler, par-
ticipated in a number of educational and enter-
taining projeets. Their main objective is to learn
more about New York State, and do this through
studying history and attending conventions de-
voted to this purpose. Row One: B. Lathrop, P.
Martin, S. Schaller, G. Fox, C. Reigle, N. Cor-
bett, T. Stone, S. Klingelsmith, M. Joslyn. Row
Two: Mrs. Harriet Fowler, D. Straw, P. Schoen-
wettcr, W. Robinson, M. Pafk, L. Kraatz, A.
DeYoung, H. Schultz, C. Mattioli. Row Tlzreef
R. Cherrt, T. Campbell, W. Bishop, J. Walters,
T. Hersee, B. Sckultz, D. Frey, B. Murray,
A. Zola.
grant club yorkers,
section b
Row Une: P. Sckmigel, R. McLeod, C. Crane, K.
Weaver, K. Pawlick, P. GolT, H. Herwick, M.
Stanbury, K. Staebell, J. Lawrence. Row Two:
Mrs. Harriett Fowler, C. Fink, L. Casseri, D.
Carroll, J. Bordonare, P. Johnson, M. Welsh, L.
Kraatz, J. Hartzler. Raw Three: E. Keehn, D.
Sckubel, R. Ball, T. Newcomb, N. Poodry, J.
DiLuzio, D. Skiff, C. Sckoewettcr, B. Durski.
octctgon yorkers club
Row Ona: F. Martiny, M. Hutchinson, M. Foth-
eringham, J. Caputo, R. Lewis, J. Remsen, C.
Mecklenburg, M. Cummings, D. Montville, J.
Lleparek. Row Two: Mr. Stock, L. Stratton, C.
Kyser, M. Carlo, L. Abraham, L. Bettio, K.
Meyer, S. Nicc, A. Overholt, J. Ciurzynski, M.
Weiler, C. Tooke. Row Three: S. Tippctt, L.
Meininger, D. Caporali, K. Bittcrman, M. Fahey,
B. Abrams, R. Kedyierski, D. Minns, L. Finch,
L. Parker. Row Four: M. Leavitt, W. Pafk, G.
Grabbenstatter, B. MacCoy, J. Edwards, R. Ciur-
zynski, H. Henry, D. Bernhardt, D. Niezgoda,
T. Houlihan.
nurses'club
The Future Nurses Club is an organization to aid
high school girls in choosing a vocation in nurs-
ing. Under the guidance of Mrs. L. Bacheller,
many girls have found the way to an interesting
and important future. Row One: A. Gerace, J.
Ccscon, J. Zimmer, Mrs. Bacheller, J. Kelken-
berg, N. Abraham, K. Fox, M. Parker.
in red cross
The Junior Red Cross, among its busy schedule,
annually holds the Jr. Red Cross Drive to aid the
Red Cross in its beneficial aid to those in need.
Row Ono: N. Robnett, P. Hinds, E. Charles, K.
Meyer, A. Geraee, M. Parker, J. Cescon, M.
Carlo, S. Lane, P. Giesler. Row Two: W. VanPell,
M. Pask, W. Place, N. Abraham, K. Fox, Mrs.
Bachcller, T. Eckert.
clhic staff
Along with their advisor, Mrs. Lucille Bacheller,
the members of the Clinic Staff aid the students
by administering lirst aid to those who need it.
Row One: P. Foster, S. Johnson, R. Rebovieh, J.
Moore. Row Two: Mrs. Baeheller, M. Pask, L.
Fotheringham, T. Eckert.
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40 56 Starpoint 49
45 57 Barker 50
40 50 Lewiston Porter 52 1
40 79 Newfane 38
32 68 Medina 50
32 57 Niagara Wheatfield 37
43 46 Wilson 43
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Sitting: J. Dean, M. Krieger. M. Lauridson, H. Harvey. Kneeling: R. Ciurzynski, R. Kwand-
rang, R. Cherry, D. Richardson. D. Skiff. J. Battaglia. G. Sundown. Smnding on deck: Mr.
Carl Schleieh, D. Zimmer. C. Drachenberg, G. Bitterman, A. Flor, B. MacCoy, D. Bueceri
G. Kern. Slunrling on board: E. Williams. B. Pingitore. T. Rader, J. Espersen, T. DeYoung
D. Cheavacci, D. Harvey, M. Kreiger, D. Ludwick. Noi Pictured: N. Sundown, J. Flint, R.
Lewis, D. Hutchinson, R. Davis. R. Baich, J. Orzcl, J. Logan.
swimming
The Akron Seals were host to the Class A Swim
Sectionals this year under the leadership of Coach Carl
Schleich. The Seals took a second place in the meet
standings, taking a number of first and second places.
Dean Cheavacci placed first in the 400 yd. Freestyle,
Tom DeYoung in the 100 yd. and 200 yd. Freestyle,
and the 200 yd. Medley Relay, Dennis Harvey, Alan
Flor, Dean Cheavacei, and Dave Ludwick.
Due to a comparatively small and inexperienced
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team, the season ended rather poorly for the Seals. The
final season's standings were 14 losses and 4 wins. The
co-captains Morley Krieger and Dave Ludwick will be
graduating this year with Ed Williams and Gerwald
Kern, our German Foreign Exchange Student, but the
team's future looks very promising with a number of
good underclassmen and an excellent Junior-High
Team.
Four senior members of the swimming squad line up at the edge of the pool for a quick take-
ofi. From left: Ed Williams. Morley Krieger, Dave Ludwick and Gary Kern.
fri'
At the time of thc printing of this photograph and the compiling of the AKRONITE. thc
Varsity and the Jr. Varsity baseball teams had not played any games. but they were looking
forward to a successful season. Run' Ona: Mr. Dcmbrow, B. Downey. M. Tinncy. D. Chea-
vacci, D. Fix, J. Zttrlo. Row Tim: W. Enstrom. J. Gruber. G. Burchell. K. Wagner. J. Willard.
D, Jemison. Run' Tlirvtfx D. Johnson. B. Smith. J. Berry. J. Brand. J. Schleef.
1961 baseball
Row One: Mr. Wctzen, A. Perry. J. Weaver. J. Juliano, J. Wikar. Row Two: B. Downey, J.
Blish, R. Miller. P. Aldred. J. Hostc. D. Stanbury. Row Three: J. Remsen. E. Kozloslxi. R.
Rozelle, R. Casscri. N. Sundown. W. Enstrom.
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1961 track team
Like the baseball team, the track squad had not
participated in any meets at press time, so no
season's record can be presented. Row One:
R. Brahmer, J. Bartel, W. Wilson, R. Pacer,
H. McConkey, Mr. Schleich. Row Two: D.
MacCoy, R. Finger, A. Leaf, J. Burdick, L.
Prinzback. Row Three: C. Tadio, M. Groff,
W. Davis, G. Bitterman, D. Harvey.
iunior high basketball
Row One: P. Levitt. K. Wolf, L. Casseri, M.
Abraham. J. Bordonaro, J. Schlegel, D. Wolf,
P. Luketic, D. Fry, B. Schultz. Row Two: Mr.
A. I. MacCoy. coach, Gary Doctor, A. Black.
R. Newman, J. Owen, L. Kraatz. M. Pafk, J.
Bartram. M. White, J. DiLuzio, B. MacCoy,
coach assistant, M. Ground, coach assistant.
iunior high baseball
Row One: Coach R. Jenkins, N. Carmer, D.
Carroll, K. Wall, J. Halecki, L. Casseri, J.
Remsen, J. DiLuzio, F. Frey, W. Matusek,
B. MacCoy, Coach Feltham. Row Two: D.
Campbell, M. Steves, A. Edmister, J. Young,
K. Blish, D. Swader, M. Pafk, D. Chapman
T. Hibbard, K. Litlin, J. Hellert, G. Cescon,
T. Burnacki, T. Newcomb. Row Three: L.
Neuroth, R. Newman. R. Cuiryznski, M.
Ground, G. Mann, R. Kwandrans, A. Black, T.
Nicomcti. B, DeYoung, R. Wilson, J. Edwards.
Row Four: M. Abraham, D. Hutchinson, J.
Dean, P. Wagner, L. Wolfe, G. Bell, R. Hol-
lenbeck, M. White, B. Schultz, D. Wolfe, E.
Wilson. P. Luketic. E. Buckley.
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Cheerle iders t tke time out to present one of the school's cheers. Left toRigl1r: S. Kraatz, L. Wheel-
er M H irrmgton C Sundown, J. Cescon, K. Zimmerman, B. Bower, A. Riggio.
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varsity cheerleaders
The Akron High School cheer-
leaders take it upon themselves to
help to develop school spirit and
school citizenship.
At football and basketball
games the girls led the cheers and
held pep assemblies at the school.
During the year they attend clinics
to improve their cheering and
cheering methods.
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Sm i.v. cheerleaders MW H
Lrfr to Rrghf J Ross, B. Houlihan, G. Juliano, G. Gerace, S. Lane, M. Mansell.
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tennis team
The tennis team is in its third
year of competition since its
discontinuation in 1943. The
members are looking forward
to a year of success. Row One:
I.. Prinzhach. A. Flor. G. Rich-
ards. E. PeQueen. Mr. Carges.
Row Two: B. Pingitore. B. Mac-
Coy, L. Cummings, J. Mansell.
D. Bucceri.
i.v. baskelbal
Ron' One: K. Wagner. J. Berry
D. Aquino. D. Johnson. J
Zurlo, B. Pacer. D. Perry. J
Brtltld. Run' Two: D. Fix. J
Gruher. G. Burchell. J. Place
R. Miller. D. Frodin, D. Blade
N. Abraham. B. Downey. B.
Smith. Mr. Hostetter. Alnxwzr.
D. Casseri.
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girls' field
hockey
The Pocono hocltcy club is one
of the few girls athletic pro-
grams of the school. This surn-
mer they will attend a confer-
ence for hockey clubs in the
Pocono Mountains. Pennsyl-
vania. Kritftflzuy: L. Wheeler
Johnson. G. Juliano. M
Paflt. Sftllllllllll' M. Martiny. I
Ross. M. Pasls. S. Sutton. C.
Esperson. W. VanPell. M.
Huth. R. Wronowicz. K. Zim-
merman. Mrs. .l. Williams, S
Ciurzynslti.
senior boys' intromurols
Row One: R. Skye, J. Juliano, captain, R. Fin-
ger. captain: D. Kuraskiewicz, D. Rickwalt
captain: J. Bartram, D. Ludwick, captain: J
Weaver. captain, J. Bohnoff, V. Rugg, G. Hul-
bert. Raw Two: J. Berry, D. Johnson, R.
Grover, J. Bartel. J. Matusek, R. Graybeal, B
Pingitore, R. Pacer. M. Tinney, D. Bucceri, J.
Burdick, J. Willig. Row Tlzree: D. Jemison, D.
Lindke. J. Zurlo, B. Stevens, D. Black. R. Kel-
kenberg, S. Trinkl, L. Cummings, K. Whit-
beck, G. Burchell, J. Brand, D. Fix. Row Four:
J. Bower, L. Prinzback, S. Parker, A. Perry, J
Wikar. R. Groff, R. Glena, P. Teller, D. Tink-
ham, K. Hale, B. Merrill, R. Graybeal. Row
Five: J. Gruber, L. Bower, N. Abraham, A
Flor, D. Cheavacci. R. Casseri, P. Aldred. D
Aquino. W. Enstrom.
iunior boys' intromurols
Run' Onv: L. Kraatz. C. Hall, D. Skiff, J.
Borden. .l. DeLuzio. G. Mann, T. Biernacki,
B. Schultz. J. Snyder. J. Remsen. B. DeYoung.
T. Hibbard. Row Two: K. Pagels, J. Moore.
P. Leavitt. K. Wolfe, M. Pask, L. Casseri. T.
Bartrani, T. Stapleton. J. Kaufman. G. Cescon.
B. MacCoy, J. Owens. Row Tlirce: J. Bor-
donaro. R. Blish. J. Hellcrt. P. Wagner. E. Wil-
son. R. Kwansrans. M. Lauridsen. A. Black.
D. Stanhury. G. Grabcnstetter. R. Lewis. J.
Logan. Row Four: R. Campbell. R. Newman.
G. Sandown. M. Ground. D. Poodry. G. Doc-
tor. R. Hollenbeck. J. Edwards. M. White. L.
Moses. D. Wolfe. J. Cummings, Row Five: J.
Dean. A. lidmister. R. Ciurzynski. L. New-
rolh, A. Niemeti. R. Parker. J. Schlcgel. D.
Chapman. A. Scappa. Advisor.
senior girls' intromurols
Row 0110: Kraatz, J. Lindke, D. Weipert, L
Fothcringham, M. Long, A. Riggio, D. New-
man, M. Harrington. R. Mast. Row Two: S
Hogue. L. Logan, E. Charles, C. Sundown, M
Moses. J. Sundown, J. Poodry. A. Printup, J
Logan. B. Parder. N. Rosenberg. G. Juliano, C
Sundown. Row Tlzreex E. Bedford, L. Foster
Klawcr. N. Hessler, A. George. M. De-
Young. S. Johnson. M. Pask. J. Ross, S. Sutton
K. Zimmerman. Row Four: M. Mansell. S
Lane. Reese, G. Gerace, H. Finger, E. Fea-
gels, P. Wronowicz, L. Logel, G. Abrams, R
Wronowicz, M. Huth, L. Wheeler. Fifflz Row
P. Hinds, K. Nanni, G. Bedford, R. Yeager, B
Bower, N. Abraham, B. Houlihan, D. Finger
Cirrizynski, W. VanPell. C. Esperson, M
Martiny.
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