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

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Firrt Row-Janet Kelso, Ted McCullough, Gerald Grace, Rex Horton, Phil Hawkins, Carol Koss, Sefond Row-June Ladwig, Barbara Kingston, Lorraine Kruger, Marcia Lynch, Anita Held, Nancy Knapp: Third Row-Jack Hoy, Adelheid Mank, Dawn Knarr, Nancy Kishlar, Arlene Lever- iiiz, Ira Dmiyvnsg Fourth Row-Bernard Larson, Charles McCullough, Alonzo Jacobs, Ronnie Hamlin, Tom Jollirf, Keith Klafehn. Ahsenl-Bruce oy, Don age. First Row-Fred Rummell, Norma Tyrrell, Marge McDermott, Beverly Park, Beverly Quinn, Ronnie Oehlbeckg Snand Raw-Joan Robinson, Barbara Kuhn, Joanne Rapalee, June White, Donna Wheeler, Marion Morrisg ThirdRow-Bill Seaman, Sandra Zieres, Pat Pardy, Sylvia Webster, Fred Taube, Robert O'Brieng Fourth Row-Dick Rubino, MaryLou Rich, Tom Tuttle, Shirley Rich, Jerome Shukis. Absent-Harry Nettnin, Gordon Smith, Janet Smith, Fred Tyrrell, Ronald Zollweg. I9

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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

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Connzlfmcg C0-ed! Firrt Row-John Hutchinson, Treasurerg James O'Dell, Vice-Presidentg Snond Row-Mr. Grygiel, Advisorg Miss Woos- ter, Advisorg Lorna Smith, Presidentg Janice Gearing, Secretary. A Senior Class Meeting fmzbrf The Senior Class is a busy one for there is much to do. There is a magazine drive carried out, a class play conducted, innumer- able dances held and class-spon- sored functions performed. In spite of all these activities, there were not enough members of the class who could afford a trip to Washington so plans for such a trip had to be laid aside. But when the year draws to a close there comes the final per- formance, Commencement for adulthood. 'eff' 20