Brockport Central High School - Arista Yearbook (Brockport, NY)

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G' Firm! Row-Jim Miller, Clifford Horton, Toni Pagnella, Joann Lotzow, Charlie Kerman, Gerald Harnerg Second Row-Dorothy Ladwig, Sandra Maw, Irene Graupman, Betty Mosher, Marie Hoyt, Mary Murrell, Frances McCaggg Third Row-Bea Parish, June Korber, Marlene Marks, Gerry Graupman, Barbara Hays, Louise Mehserle, Marjorie Greenfield, Beverly Nesbitt, Fourth Row-John Knapp, Albert McBride, Darwin La- Due, Jack McGuinn, Ronnie Kinnear, Ray McCagg, Ted LaDue, Ray Klafehn, George McClelland. Abrnri-James Hamlin, Richard Jacobs, William Krutenat, Iames Lorback. First Row-James Reazor, Ralph Wheeler, Irene Townsend,Virginia Reed, Ronnie Redshaw, Peter TerLouwg Serum! Raw-Blythe VVebster, loan Schmidt, Nina Shortt, Shirley Weiss, Muriel Smith, Nancy Steele, June Rodas, Duane Pugsley, Jack Wilson, Third Row-Lois Root, Mary Wierz- chowski, Ruby Sime, Shirley Spink, Everett Peake, Ioan Suttell, Larry Wright, Orrin Van Ordeng Fourth Rawfliarl Spingarn, Walt Rittwage, Dick Wolf, Dayle Zorn, Mervin Webster, Joe Wehner, Alma Rudman, Pat Watts. Abxfnt-Shirley Robb. I7

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Bobby foxerf fqolaomoref The Sophomore year is the one which means that young people have really reached sen- ior high school. Members of this class are now allowed to take more subjects of their own choice, and they begin to be more active in co-curricular activities. This year the Sophomores sponsored two dances: the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the March Whirlwind. They also sold B.H.S. mittens to build up their class finances. Firrt Row-Larry Richardson, Treasurer, Helen Balling, Secretary, Second Row- Don Hare, Vice-President, Ed Clark, .1 President, Third Row-Mr. Pepper, Ad- visor, Mrs. Harness, Advisor. .- ll i - - -r Firrt Row-Norman Baase, Elaine Doherty, Duane DeLano, Roy Denno, Ann Baase, Jim Clark, Strand Row-Burt Ginther, Dorothy Bandemer, Connie D'Angiolillo, Janet Claffey, Shelley Gould, Helen Balling, Dorothy Brower, Art Barney, Third Row-Bill Beehler, Patsy Corrigan, Rita Dickinson, Dorthy Ferries, Pat Catlin, Catherine Elliott, Harry Downsg Faurlh Row-Bob Butler, Jack Boston, Anna Mae Dillon, Eleanor Chase, Pat Fox, Joel Chasnoff, David DeLancey. Abrml-Gladys Baxter, Calvin Beaney, Martha Chapman, Jim Corbett, Ed Corrigan, Alice Dickerson. 16

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Mp Calf fumorr While not as busy as the Sen- iors, members of the Junior Class have a busy schedule. A maxi- mum of three dances a year can be sponsored. Articles such as banners, stickers, autograph books, and baked goods are sold to raise money for a senior trip. Besides these activities the Junior Class puts on an annual student assembly program and a night at the Quarter Club. i ff' Firsl Raw-Doug MacMillan, Treasurer, Bob Maher, Vice-President, Suond Row -Kay Hutchinson, Secretary, Miss Naruszewicz, Advisor, Ann Butler, Pres- ident, Mr. Neuscheler, Advisor. Uma, Firrf Raw-Gordon Chapman, Marvin Duryea, Shirley Alexander, Keane Coleman, Eugene Dobson, Dick Booth, Second Row-Tom Donaher, Sybil Bmce, Mary Lou Curts, Betsy Adams, Laura Browne, Bernardine Barry, Barbara Cleveland, Don Cuttong Third Row-Cathleen Fennell, Helen Bnxndage, Jean Ferris, Rita Barringer, Virginia Bird, Gerry Dalaba, Joan Delahantyg Fourlll Row-Gerald Brower, Earl Cline, Brian Daly, Phyllis Crowe, Hazel FitzGeralcl, Ed Donaher, Ronnie Broadbent. 18