Byron Bergen Central School - Apiary Yearbook (Bergen, NY)

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' 1 E 5 2 Q P 1 Y f Y Q k r . V l . i i . G s T.- Q, I F ' pl 1 1 H . H3 . N ,J Byron-Bergen Central School Bergen, New York I966-I967 TO DO: THAT IS TO CREATE EXISTENCE With birth a singular and involuntary existance is created. Merely to be in itself may be called existanceg but to be is not enough, Man must ascertain his worth and determine his potential value to society. As an individual, he must discover the essence of his existance. With this knowledge he can then blend his identity with society to fulfill and enlarge his being. INTRODUCTION 3 FA UUY QW-TE SK OWLEDGEI SE RCE 4 INTRODUCTION 2 Association with thosegt provides a means by which V existence. By the application fields a person is brought to real, The educator is intent upon guidixig to develop the student within the eg TOF SELF greater knowledge and experience individual is made aware of his combined experience in specialized :sation of himself as a unified being. ihe purpose and nature of Life gent of his intellectual framework. INT RODUC TION 5 6 INTRODUCTION THE DEVELO 3: 5 H -.4 3 .4 n is :EI fi I .ff ig BME T 0F ACADEMIQS LEADS ULTIMATELYT WISDOM Knowledge is the ability to develop and apply to the im- mediate situationg Lmless the individual is able to deal with the here and now, long-range growth is thwarted. Knowledge mellows into maturity, maturity into wisdom. Wisdom rests at the end of knowledge. INTRODUCTION 7 , , H lv P G60 2 s 3 X? 5 V 443 X Q42 R : 8 INTRODUC TION ACTIVITIES PERPETUATE A COMMO GOGD The individual faces industry on two planesg as a spearate unit and as part of a group. He is involved in the invention of ideas and the enactment of these ideas into realities. When his collective action brings about activities initiated to bring about a common good, the balance of purpose between many and one is attainted. INT RODUC TION VIDES E PERIENC 10 INTRODUCTION ENHUENCES CHARACTER The learning institution exists as an experience maker. It is a basis for decisive environmental choices as Well as a founda- tion for intellectual and social associations. The institution is the immediate influence in directing the character forthe future, for realizing the individual fully. fy ,, ,771 ?ff?C ff'f ,ff .Q Q17 K ff 'D Tw .1 ff 'P '. 4, 1, .gd 511510 ' ' ,Clif V ffv, , f ,' ,UV 'l'.,,f' fa - 'fv U ' 9155 ffr ff ffl' .TL 17 gif I f f wf, 97,.z9' -nf? rf' f g 1- wr , -' U. zfzgwgizy ,mf f' -. V7 ' 1' f- xx ji egyfafx , V1 , 2 , Vkf7f',i,24L J, 47 'Jig VW v7 .V :4 ., ' , ' I ' , ' v1, 'f'l .. , 2'412'Q 2 fm a ' INT RODUC TION 1 1 BY REAi Z5 SELF NE JOINS ACTIVE With an assimilation of knowledge from the artificial small-scale society of school comes the realization of the self in a large, more complex community of values. As the individual matures, he acquires a realization of himself as a part of a larger community. Self knowledge aids one in relating to the world at large. COMMU ITY 1 2 INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION . ACADEMICS .... SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITI oonoooo ES ..... ATHLETICS ELEMENT ADVERT ARY.Q.. SING... BOARD OF EDUCATIO -- HEADS SCHOOL DISTRICT l . i , ROW ONE: Mrs. Jean Petherbridge, President Kenneth Minor, Mrs. Doris Lamkin. ROW TWO: Mr. Robert Wein- ert, Mr. Benjamin Zuber, Mr. Marshall Cook. Absent: Mr. Robert MacConnel1. The Byron-Bergen Board of Education acts as administrative head of the school system. It has jurisdiction over one Junior-Senior High School, and three elementary schools. The school board's members are the president, the secretary the I treasurer, the representatives, aswell as the superintendent. School board duties include the signing of all district contracts. A11 prospective district employees are interviewed by the board and are subject to its approval. In addition the school board is responsible for setting up bond issues and approving all district purchases. 14 ACADEMICS DISTRICT PRINCIPAL Doctor William A. Stirling HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ELEM IPAL ! I John J, Hadden Mrs. Rodgers Mrs. Bateman OFFICE PERSONNEL I6 ACADEMICS Mrs . Jones Mrs . Darling , T BERGEN ELEMENTARY SECRETARY BUSINESS MANAGER iw' I ELEMENTARY HEAD TEACHER V LE FT TO RIGHT: Mr. Theodore Roy, Mr. David Roberts, Mr. Robert Loughridge, Miss Barbara Ellsworth, Mr. Donald Rehor, Mrs. Gladys Walker. PROGRAM EXPANDS IN ENGLISH ARTS Is there an academic field which does not duly make use of English as a means of communication? Facility with one's own language is a prerequisite to understanding, whether it is merely comprehension of a foreman's instructions to his workers or an analysis of difficult philosophical idea. The English Department emphasizes all aspects of communications--speaking, listening, writing, and reading. Four English teachers are new to the English Departmentg bringing new ideas and spirit to the instruction of English. 18 ACADEMICS LA GUAGE STRESSES READI G,SPEAKI G Miss Haughwoutg Dr. Gutierrez 1 Since a language credit is required for most college- bound individuals, more students than ever before are urses. Three years of Latin and three years of Spanish are offered with an emphasis on speaking e were rewarded with a new teacher in the Language Departmentg Dr. Armando Gutierrez, w most alert classroom. taking language co as well as reading. This year w ho brings his native tongue and culture to a ACADEMICS 19 HISTORY SEASO S EW GE ERATION The history teachers encourage their students to new history as the record of living people in a changing world, and not just as a list of facts isolated from reality. New to the History staff this year are Miss Drysdale, Mrs. Leighty, and Mr. Roy. Mr. Robert Greiner, Miss Barbara Drysdale, and Mr. Robert DeVito. Mr. Anthony Diernoz, Mrs. Leighty, Mr. Gerald Abendschein, Mr. Theodore Roy. ACADEMICS i I - Mr. Robert Sywalski Mr. Gera Mr. Samuel Barone ld Nesbett Mr. Richard vonBergen SCIENCE ESCALATES PROGRAM The Science Department offers courses in biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, and the physical sciences. The students are given the opportunity to express themselves through experimentation and individual dis- covery. This year the science staff also includes Miss Yale who teaches a junior high science program. ACADEMICS 21 yn Betts, Mr. Donald Petote COMMERCIAL ACCENT IS ON COMPETENCE ASST. LIBRARIAN DE MICS HEAD LIBRARIAN MATH STRESSES APPLICATION OF IDEAS Mr. Constantine, Mr. Black, Mr. Keefer, Mr. Seibert The ideas put forth in the Mathematics Department help the student. to understand Mathematics as a study of the structures of real and complex number systems, to recognize Mathematical techniques as reflections of this structure, to acquire facility in applying Mathematical concepts and skills, and comprehend the importance of function and concept. 1 ACADE MICS 23 HN INDUSTRIAL cmss Mr. Reumann, Mr. Embhng HCME ECONOMICS STAFF Partridge, Mrs. Lowe ' GRUELI G PRACTICE YIELDS A MUSICIAN Showmanship, leadership, and quality are of equal importance to our music department., Their efforts are greatly appreciated by the student body and the community. Each year this department presents many fine concerts l which are enjoyed by all who attend. ACADEMICS 25 Mr. Kolb EI E ART TEACHER NCOM PASS CLASSES The term fine arts is used to include those subjects that the students may eventually pursue as an avocation. The classes are less general than those of other depart- ments and cater specifically to the students interests. Z6 ACADE MIC S Mr.' Palmer COU SELGRS HELP SOLVE PROBLEMS, FORMU LATE PLA S The guidance counselors not only help students with any encounter during their high school years, but, problems they may by continually updating college and vocational materials maintain a store of information to help students who are faced with the form- idable, and often upsetting task of selecting a suitable college. 'v I ACADEMICS 2'7 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Johnson Mr. Hulburt ACADEMICS 29 30 PERSONNEL HEALTH STAFF Mrs. Corti, Dental Hygenist BUS DRIVERS ,rx Mr. Freeman, Mr. Dilche, Mrs. Birge, Mr. Pimm, Mr. Sackett - Head Bus Driver, Mr. Volkmir, Mr. Keif, Mr. Hoffman, Mrs. Peck, Mr. Fisk, Mr. Moore, Mr. Wol- cott, Mr. Lacy, Mr. MacConne11. CUSTCDIA S Mrs. Ober Mr.. Clark PERSONNEL 31 Mr. Stanton CUSTODIANS 4, 2,2 32 PE RSONNEL Mr. Newcomb Q4- Mr. Miller Mr. Busak CAFETERIA PERSGNNEL Mrs. Graham Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Goff, Mrs. Liles, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Pimm, Mrs. Beyer, Mrs. Sands, Mrs. Hay. Mrs. Rudd, Mrs. Cudney E Mrs. Wilcher, Mrs. Jenk-s PERSONNEL 34 PE RSON NE L Hkr ' iv-Y 1 '-' 'KJ , 1 WTR my ?A.:f.--mf: ew v,-,.y ' 1 af: 1.-A:-w 'Sa.mk-5 K mf- ,., .. -N ,P ,ix-,g-.gm 1 A -'YW' wwf'- . , fm Yugi?-if :w 9i'9TV11Zv9V,Z 5 A K 1 P K . my W M Nf X X . A M rwepv-g.g35njx'rsZR' 32. - 53,4 --.-awww ru., - -. L-.fr , , fr .f . ,H , , ., Wy. , ,qw-4, .4 ,, J 4 . 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'-'imma wa' .. ,.. .. ,.. gffm .L ,IA- TOM ALBRO JOHN ALEXANDER NANCY BLAIR WILLIAM BLUE DIANNA BOBZIN RONALD BOCK GEORGIEN BRADWAY DOUGLAS BROWN 36 SENIORS WWW DUANN BROWN KREIS BUTLER JOHN CASPER ELIZABETH CEBULA DON CUMMINGS LINDA EDGERTON' EUGENE ETTINGER ROXANNE FERGUSON SENIORS 37 JANET FODGE JOHN FODGE SALLY FODGE RONALD FRANTZ JAMES FREEMAN SIEGFRIED FURTNER CAROL GREENAKER GARY- HARMOR 38 SENIORS GERALD HEINS BONNIE HEWETT BRENDA HILL GORDON HOLLIS IRVING HOPKINS NORMAN HOSKINS KAREN IVISON DONALD JARVLS SENIORS 39 RICK KING HENRY KOWALCZYK WILLIAM LACY DONNA LAMBEIN JUDY LEATQN KAREN LINDSLEY DONALD LONG BRUCE LONGBINE 40 SENIORS PICTURE AVAILABLE WILLIAM LYNCH MARGARET MIKEL MARILYN MILLER TERRY MILLIS H AROLD MORSE DIANE NOEL KAREN PALONE KATHY PALONE I SENIORS 41 CAROL PECK SUE PETHERBRIDGE TERRY RIDLEY CHRISTINE RODGERS SANDRA ROTH CHARLES SALISBURY RUTH SHELDON JUDY SHOWERMAN 42 SENIORS JOAINN STELLA BLAZE STREETER PATRICIA TORCELLO MARGARET VANDERSTOW DONALD WALKER W, nm' W, , KEITH WEINERT V. STEVE WHALIN FRANK WRIDE, JR. SENIORS 43 WENDY ZUBER JAMES REYNOLDS ELLA WALKER DENNIS KERR DEBORAH BRUMBER 441 SE NIORS - f . .xl '- -' ma., x .jieim qv R 1' ., , W 3 ff,,,Q:wimsf:4 V ga' , ff' W , A N.-.-.. BACK ROW: S. Bater, C, Hay, L. Lamkin, S, Almquist, B. Brown, R. Blanchard, D. Smith, J. Cummings, G. Bateman, V, Washburn, R. Genagon. SEATED: S. Jenks, S, Roth, L, Hohn, D, Fisk, L, Wilcox. FRONT ROW: D. Caldwell, S. Alexyn, E, Chupp. BACK ROW: J, Anderson, C. Pocock, S. Longbine, D, Rich, J, Fotch, R. Ladd, S. Burdett, J. MacConne11, M. K, Welch, V. Almquist. SEATED: M. B. Sackett, N. Heins. R. Munger, C. Johnson, D. Graham, R. Casper. FRONT ROW: B, Miller, K. Hollis, C, Barry, R. Chupp, P. Werner. 46 UNDE RC LASSMEN JU IDRS : San- STANDING: Craig Bateman, Greg MacConne11, Larry Speed. SEATED dra Longbine. L'1 C Bateman R Blanchard S Bobzin, J Chapell. SECOND ROW BACK ROW: C. Wickline, D. Swartz, A. Syfert, B. 1 es, , , , , , , ' h 'b r W. J Kowalcz k, J. Martm. FIRST ROW: M. MacConne11, M. Pocock, D. Sc re1 e , I. Barber, S, Steedman, S. Hoffman, . y Patrick, D. Janas, G. Sackett, J. Chappell. UNDE RC LASSMEN 4'7 ROW ONE: J. Fodge, T, Shicker, D, Weber, D. Weinert, B. Zuber, T. Herman, M. Howe, E. Greene, C. Tyler, K. Kaiser, S, Brill. ROW THREE: D. Miller, A. Finley, N. Iri- zarry, G. Neal. ROW TWO: M, Torcello, N. Sheldon, D. Kingsbury, M, Smith, D, Wrathal, S, Alexyn. ROW ONE: K, Hillabush, M. Blue, A. Fox, S. Rebeaud,A.Dilcher, D. Boyce. w ROW ONE: J. Chapell, L. Smale, P, Ivison, L. Balkwal. ROW TWO: D. Roggow, C, Bet- tis, K, Kohl, D, Werner, E. Morgan, Mr. Loughridge. ROW THREE: D, Ray, M, Stoll, W, Ivison. ROW FOUR: D. Masaro, M. Peck, J, Gilbert, L, Hennig, E. DeBrine, C. Alexander, B, Fee, P. Foley, E, Stearns, G. Hill, J, MacPherson, C, Dean, 48 UNDE RCLASSMEN SOP Row ONE: R. Cummings, R. Heil TWO: N. Aibro, s. Aiexyn, C-We Row FOUR: R. Arg111ski,M.Pa5x' D. Petherbridge, J. Varnes,S.B0 k' W MORES wich, L. Hulhurt, D. Ladd. Row WOW THREE: D. Britton, J. Wride. ' Copoulos, J. Cebula, D, Partridge, LW K 7 Q , 9? f ,. , 4 ',!f9 ':? , IQ d j ! H111- ff f V ,, ,. 'cig5fhf,f.i'f': ' ,mhfiff Mark Pask, Patricia Ivison, Garry Britton n Row ONE: J, Kohl, M. Johnson, R. Smale, M. Popowioh, D. Rich, D. Boyce. Row TWO: D, Streeter, S. Weinert, R. Mahar, P. Showerman, D. Moore, D. Bobzin. ROW THREE: T, Morris, D., Sapienza, G. Britton, D. Cranston. ROW FOUR: B. Genegon, B, Laird, G. Dries, P, Volkmar, P. Finley, M. Thurley, S. Bateman, C. Goodwin, D. Stanton, D, Bates. ,- UNDE RC LASSME N 49 FIRST ROW: J. Ivison, D. Charcola, C. Welch, R. Goundry, V. Fodge. SECOND ROW: D. Snyder, A, Venuto, R. Blair, N, Rogers, J. Almquist,'D. Janas, R. Whalin. THIRD ROW: E. Dilcher, D, Morse, P. Herman, R, Torcello, J, Darch, J. Marsh, D. Arnold, L, Fuller, P, Tidwell, D, McCartney, M. Robinson, Mr. DeVito. FIRST ROW: M- Sanders, E. Hawley, M- Fridge, R.Ca1dwe11. SECOND ROW:K Weber, c Leaton s . , , Hohn, R, Thomas, M. Goundry, S. Darch, K, Wentworth, D. Bobzin. THIRD ROW: J Stamgn D Mann G Longbine, D. Van Gilder, H. Austin, L. Schmidt, H. Kern, K, Butler, L Fritz D Albee , , ' I ' I 50 UNDE RCLASSMEN FRESHME STANDING: Alan Volkmar, Louis Schmidt. SEATED: Rosanna Goun- dry. , fa. I FIRST ROW: W, Horner, L, Charaston, E. Graham, C. Pownall, H. Fotch, N. Taylor, J. Downey. SECOND ROW: L. Wood, L. Cofran, S, Walker, A. Dusinberre, B. Sackett. THIRD ROW: C. Specht, R. Fuhry, W, Wickline, J, Hill, E. Welch, R. Chick, D. Lambein, H. McCartney, K, Treiber, R, Gladwin, A. Volk- mar, H. Anderson, B. Meyer, R. Burger. .L l FIRST ROW: R, Loomis, J. Salisbury, T. Kowalcyzk, A. Butler, K. Balkwal, J. Greenacker. SECOND ROW: L. Karas, J. Chupp, L. Smith, N. Blanchard, D. Bates, A. Cranston, R. Bradway. THIRD ROW: T. Patric, J. MacConnell, C. Hoskins, F. Venuto, M. Hogue, D. Butler, J. Leaton, S. Reed, R. Andrews. 4 UNDE RC LASSMEN 51 if 0 gg ilzffwfy FIRST ROW: D. Beyer, A. Kowalczyk, J. Shepard, N. Hill, S. Bates. SECOND ROW: S. Chapell, D. Walker, R. Wilson, S. Ball, W. Dries, B. Carson, C, Flaherty.THIRD ROW:Mrs. Walker, C. Stachow, M, Sackett, S. Fee, D. Salway, G, Peck, R. Mierke, K. Faugh, S. Barber, D, Allison. EIGHTH FIRST ROW: R, Menzie, J, Van Valkenburg, J. Pringle, C. Mint, M. Morris. SECOND ROW: D. Streeter, J. Edgerton, B. Brown, C, Britton, K. Tennity, C. Hollis, D. Ladd. THIRD ROW: Mr. Barone, N. Chapell, J Boldt, D Van Duser J Patric, . . , . T. Welch, E. Cummings, D. Cassada, C. Miller. 52 UNDE RC LASSMEN V A JE xg FIRST ROW: J. MacConne11, K. Reinisch, C. Berry, J. Chupp, D. Morgan, W. Fiske. SECOND ROW: S. Brill, D, Swarts, J, Currier, S, Bobzin, D. Swarts, J. Miner, B. Swanson. THIRD ROW: Miss Vale, B. Miller, S, Wooten, P. Butler, K. Wein- ert, J, Moore, N. Genagon, R. Long, L. Stewart, P. Copoulos. GRADE FIRST ROW: V. Bettis, R. Weinert, B. Ivison, J. Stanton, B. Beyer, R. Charcholla. SECOND ROW: N. Cook, D. Giddings, V. Bobzin, J. Herman, M. Stone,K. Ferguson,K. Butler. THIRD ROW: Miss Ellsworth, B. Millis, C. Cole, F. Smith, G. Heinrick, D. Howe, B. Stearns, M. Montgomery, M. Pocock, C. Stirling. . UNDERCLASSMEN 53 SEVE TH ROW ONE: J, Rebar,R.Ho11is,M. Rick, S. Travern, C. Wood, L, Smith, S. ChiCk. ROW TWO: L. Patrick, J, Dziados, D. Kent, V. Streeter, J. Resch, J. Johnson, K, Kohl. ROW THREE: R. Wooten, S. Hohn, L.Chape11, B. Fotch, S.Stewart, D. Hopkins, R. Chranston,R. Cofran,B. Jarvis, G. MacConne11, J. Fox, Teacher - Mr. Seibert. R ROW ONE: P. Stein, D. Ivison, B. Bobzin, L. Meyer, D. Almquist, R. Glazier, D. Leaton, M, A. Boldt. ROW TWO: C. Cud- ney, D. Bock, K. Speelman, V. Ridley, M. Murray, R. Goodwin, B. Welch. ROW THREE: H. Stewart, B. Hensen, L. Blair, P. Weathers, L. Cowham, L. Hart, D. Von Bergen, G. Maskell, C. Barons, R. Kolmetz, D. Alexyn, Teacher - Mr. Abendschein. 4 54 UNDE RC LASSMEN GRADE FRONT ROW: K. Kowalczyk, P. Damone, K. Hollis, S, Starowitz, E, Shepard, R, Redinger, J. Chapell, C, Schramm, D. Harmon. SECOND ROW: P. Zuber, J. Shultz, M, Stone, W. Stone, D, Burdick, D. Hogue, R. Dries. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ray, M. Foster, N, Hofmann, T, Sardou, D. Hart, C. Martin, W. Fodge, K. Huber, D. Mix, P. Dean, S. Stewart. b 'Q , . .....,.., ,--,.,.,, E L. K Y w r , ROW ONE: J. Brill, D, Thayer,M. Stone, J. Munt, R. Williams, C. Stanton, K, Seward. ROW TWO, J. Leaton, M. A. Starowitz, S. Herman, D, Damone, R. Neal, P, Boyde, W. Harmon. ROW THREE: R. Bracht, M, Eichenberger, D. Streeter, J, Miller, B? B. Britton, B. Butler, P. Tetro, D. Gage, R. Bobzin, J. Mullen, C. Casper, J. Leaton, Teacher - Mr. Keefer. ,gif . UN DE RC LASSMEN 55 SEVEN? AN EIGHTH GR DE Qkgmf ROW ONE: S. Chupp, D, Hopkins, J , Vanwyngarden, J. Stanton, W. McCarthy. ROW TWO: T, Priestley, R. Hurlburt, W nix, P. Stoll, R. MacDonald, F, Burdick. 56 UNDE RC LASSMEN 01 1, f, ,, , pl ii. ' so f'i1f 'wf'i'f:Q it E 0 SENHQR C'Bml!3tiLf-WEEK ROW THREE: H. Kowalczyk, G. Sackett, J. Wride, D. Swartz, D. Cummings, G, Bateman, J.-Cebula, M. Howe, R. Frantz. ROW TWO: R. Cummings, L. Lamkin, V, Almquist, L. DeBrine, D. Lambein, W. Zuber, C, Rogers, L, Hohn, M. Peck. ROW ONE: N, Sheldon, M. Torcello, M. MacConnel1, L, Wilcox, M. B. Sac- kett, R. Sheldon, A, Fox, M, Popowich. JUNIOR CHAPTER ROW ONE: N, Cook, L. Cofran, N, Rogers, D. Gage, N. Taylor, B. Carson, M, J. Pocock. ROW TWO: P, Copolus, E, Dilcher, B. Welch, D, Janas, J. Almquist, K, Weber, D. Morse, T. Kowalczyk, C. Stirling. ROW THREE: D. Gillet, D. Alnold, P. Tidwell, R, Long, G. Peck, S. Hohn, R. Torcello, L, Stewart, L, Fritz. 58 ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL ard, R Charcola, R. Frantz, D, Thayer, M. Blue, J VanVa1k1nbur ,B, Brltton, D. Almquist, R. Wooten. SECOND ROW: M, Pask, F. Stro H t B Miller L Lamkin J. Salisbury, R. Goun OFFICERS PRESIDENT: DONALD LONG VICE PRESIDENT: LINDA LAMKIN SECRETARY: GEORGIEN BRADWAY TREASURER: RUTH CHUPP ADVISOR: MR. REHOR FUTURE URSES ROW ONE: E. Dilcher, S. Longbine, E, Greene. ROW TWO: J, McPhereson, A, M.'Di1cher, S, Weinert, N. Moore, B. Welch. ROW THREE: P, Mikel, J, Fodge, B. Streeter, K, Palone, L, Holm, V, Almquist. ROW FOUR: M, Johnson, L, Lamkin, D, Scheiber, B, Sackett. FUTURE TEACHERS ROW ONE: L. Edgerton, S. Burdette, C. Rogers. ROW TWO: G. Bradway, D. Graham, R Frantz K 193.10119 I 3 4 . ROW THREE: Mr. Doud, Mrs. Maxon, R. Genagon, M, K, Welch, E. Walker, D. Lambein, C. Salisbury. 60 ACTIVITIES FUTURE HOMEMARERS FIRST ROW: R. Loomis, B, Sackett, D. Bobzin, J. Greenaker, N. Blair, C. Greenaker, L. Wood. SECOND ROW: L. Cofran, M, Fodge, K, Ivison, T. Millis, S. Fodge. THIRD ROW' D. Boyce, R. Bradway, S. Walker, C. Berry, S, Weinert, W. Wickline. FOURTH ROW: E, Walker, J, Chapell, V. Fodge, P, Herman, R. Goundry, P. Showerman, J. Gilbert, I. Barber, FUTURE FARMER FIRST ROW: T. Morse, D. Partridge, Bettis, J. Leaton, G. Longbine, M. Robinson, D. Weber, K. Weinert. W, Ivison. SECOND ROW: Mr. Von Bergen, W. Chupp, R. Hopkins, L. Hopkins, C, 61 ACTIVITIES I v 1 I 5 Siegfried Furtner 62 Activites SIGFRIED E JOYS HIS STAY The American Field Service Club is in its fourth year of sponsoring the Foreign Exchange program. Most of its efforts are directed toward raising money to help bring students to B.B.C,S, from abroad, and to send stu- dents to foreign countries from Byron-Bergen. The mem- bers of the student and adult chapters of the AFS Club conduct a pizza sale during the school year to finance the program. With this money from the project andwith the support of private contributions we have been able to sponsor Siegfried this year. We at Byron-Bergen have enjoyed his stay and his company as we hope he has enjoyed ours. AMERICA FIELD SERVICE CLU I FIRST ROW: R. Frantz, B. Blue, S. Furtner, Mr. Greiner. SECOND ROW: C. Boyce, R. Bradway, M. Fodge, J. Greenaker, R. Cummings, M. Blue, A, Fox, L, Edgerton, J. Ivison, L. Wood, R. Sheldon, L, Wilcox, P. Ivison, J. Chapell, N, Sheldon, C. Welch, M. MacCormell D. Massaro L. Lamkin. THIRD ROW: S. Rebeaud, M. Popowich, R. Chupp, L, Hohn, V. Almquist, 7 I Hofmann, J. MacConne11, G. Sackett, C. Tyler, H. Fotch, R, Maher, S. Alexyn, N. Albro, S. Reinisch, S. Brill, K. Kaiser, A. Dilcher, R. Goundry, E. Dilcher, W. Wickline, M, Peck. FOURTH ROW: K. Weber, J. Salisbury, C. Rogers, P. Herman, P. Finlay, A, Bateman, E, Greene, M. Sanders, I. Barber, W, Zuber, B, Welch, C. Alexander, D. Arnold, J. Fotch, S. Hohn, Hauley, P, Tidwell, M. Miller, G. Bradway, G, Heins. FIFTH ROW: N. Hoskins, H. Kowalczyk, K. Weinert, W. Johnson, B. Stearns, M. Howe, M. K. Welch, D. Cranstoun, G. Harmor, S. Longbine, D, Sapienza, C. Bateman, J. Cummings, D, Swartz, B. Miller, S. Almquist, J. Fodge, G. Bateman, J, Copolus, D. Cummings, F. Strock. S. E. ACTIVITIES 63 SPECIAL SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Leaton, D. Albee, D. Cranstoun, R, Gladwin, Mr. Doud. SECOND ROW: Mr. DeVito J, Downey, R. Aurgulski, R. Andrews, D. Partridge, P. Volkmar, W. Genagon, Mr. Embling. i LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW: L. Edgerton, K. Ivison, S. Downey, R. Sheldon, V, Almquist. SECOND ROW: K, Pa1one,J, Leaton, D, Noel, K. Palone. THIRD ROW: M, Smith, M. MacConne11, W. Zuber, W. Schicker, M. Thurley, Mrs Smith J MacConne11,B . , , . Hewett. FOURTH ROW: I, Barber, M. Welch, R, Genagon, D. Swartz, D, Cummings, R Frantz S Boch B Miner ' 1 - 1 ' ' 64 AC TIVITIES SE IOR HIGH RT CLUB TOP ROW: Donna Ladd, Pat Chappell, T, Ko- walczyk, N. Taylor. SECOND ROW: S, Reedhead, L, Lamkin, W D. Snyder, P. Foley, H. Chappell, D, Cranston, D. Rich, Mr. Palmer. SITTING: S. Long- bine, V. Alrnquist, S. Petherbridge, D. Gage, R, Thomas. Ju IOR HIGH ART CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Kolb, B.' Jarvis, K. Kowalczyk, D. Gage, K. Sewar d, S. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: P. Stein, k D Tha er M, Rick. THIRD ROW: B. Cooley, J, Chapell, C. Barons, R. Bracht, L. Hart, D. Hogue, D. Boc , . y , L cn ell B Welch M Foster P. Boyce, J. Fox. J. Dziados, L. Cowham, . ap , . , . , AC TIVITIE S 65 WA R OK STAFF FIRST ROW: K. Ivison, W, Wickline. SECOND ROW: L, Wood, P. Torcello, S, Reinisch, L, Wilcox, THIRD ROW: M, Thurley, S, Longbine, W. Laird, D, Cranstoun. From chaos has evolved a marked impression of Byron-Bergen Central School and the entities within its educative frameworkg individuals who molded the stamp of 1967 to match no other. It is time to give credit to those who, it seems existed solely to assemble the record of this year: to Bonnie Hewett for being absolutely dependable, and to Sandra Long- bine, Mary Thurley, Karen Loeson, and Pat Torcello for the mountains of copy they faithfully preparedg and finally one cannot forget the insuperable wisdom of Mr. Petote who helped prepare the yearbook in the face of all odds. 66 ACTIVITIES ART EDITOR I ADVISOR ASST. EDITOR EDITOR S, Rebeaud, A, Fox, M. Blue, J, Ivison, N. Rogers, L, Balkwill, D. Noel, K. Kaiser, S. Roth, C. Rogers, A. Kowalczyk, B. Streeter, E. Walker, S. Hohn, P, Tidwell, M. Howe, S.'Longbine, G. Bate- man. C. Salisbury, S, Almquist, D, Weber, D. Weinert, J, Cebula, D. Sapienza, D. Partridge, G. Sackett, J. Martin, S, Reed, C. Tyler, S. Bater, C. Peck, P. Ivison, D. Werner. 68 ACTIVITIES CONCERT AN OFFICERS FIRST ROW: B. Streeter, S. Roth, L. Hohn. SECOND ROW: C. Rogers, C. Hoskins,D. Lam- bein, D. Cummings, C. Wick- lifle . 7' gym 6246 -, .v'f.v:'. ..-az,-4 ,,. ' ' 'f.f-Silas: ,:?.'e1s::z5::f2M:- 4 ' v ,EL-gf314-'gZ .,Q:12?xY-2522534w,, 2Qg?e ',ivify:f?,f2!:,x V ,-+11 1 -5-,.2-yg- - . ' .e . :,:g.:+:1k:f'Q.'fgii!.62513111-I: ,'f:E :j4 'g,,:l,-:::f:1 ' 24:,:k? fi? -:P.1' ,H-f 1 ,, WV' . we ,.g .,, ,,, V . M-,gn ,. f .V ,.. ,,,,,,,1,-,,... . S. Roth, S, Darch, A. Bateman, L. Hohn, E, Green, D, Lambein, D. Arnold, M, Welch, G, ' Hill, C. Wickline, D. Sapienza, E, Debrine, B, Welch, L, Lamkin, M, Peck, K. Weber, C, CDNCERT BA D D. Long, D. Cummings, T. Albro, C, Bateman, R. Blanchard, J. Cummings, B. Laird, C. Hoskins, J, Almquist, L. Wilcox, S. Roth, J. Chapell, S. Downey. 69 AC TIVITIES .,......11- ROW ONE: K. Ivison, N, Rodgers, D, Noel, P, Noel, D, Bobzin,D, Boyce. ROW TWO: D, Wrathhall, N. Albro, K. Weber, S. Bock, M, Smith, N, Sheldon, A, Bateman, E. Walker, L, Henning, J, Leaton, E, DeBrine, W, Zuber, B, Streeter. CONCERT CHOIR I I D, Streeter, J. MacConne1, D, Ray, R. Torcello, B. Lynch. ROW TWO: G. Bateman, J Rey- nolds, J. Cummings, J. Cebula, D. Weinert. ROW THREE: D, Weber D Sway-ts W Laird : - , . , F. Strock, M. Pask, C. Salisbury. W '70 ACTIVITIES ROW ONE: M, Torcello, S. Reinisch, M. Peck, C. Peck, A, Fox. ROW TWO: S, Hoffman, S, R th C Ro ers R Chupp M MacConne11 K. Kaiser. ROW THREE: P. Torcello, Bri11,S,o,. g ,. ,. , E. Green, S, Hohn, D, Lambein, J. Fodge, G, Bradway, M. Howe, D. Arnold. CONCERT CHOIR ROW ONE: S, Petherbridge, D. Albee, S. Roth. RO w TWO: s. Burdette, c. Tyler, s. Reed- L H hn S Longbine D, Rich, R. Blanchard, R. Frantz. head, L. Lamkin. ROW THREE: . 0 , . , ACTIVITIES '71 MIXED CHORU FIRST ROW: S. Weinert, S. Walker, L. Edgerton, V. Fodge, C. Barry, L. Hurlburt, L. Cofran, D. Snyder, R, Thomas, N. Blanchard, M. Fodge, D. Morse. SECONDROW: W. Schicker, K. Balkwill, A. Dilcher, J. Fotch, D. Kennedy, J. Leaton, L. Smith, C. Welch, N. Taylor, A. Butler, J. Hill, S. Snyder, B. Caldwell. THIRD ROW: B. Stearns, P. Finlay, R. Goundry, D. Gage, L, Karas, L. Fritz, C. Specht, L. Wood, E. Dilcher, A, Dusinberre, B. Sackett, A, Cranstoun, B. Cebula, R. Fergusson. FOURTH ROW: I. Barber, D. McCartney, H, Austin, D. Butler, D. Cranstoun, H, McCartney, J. Dusinberre, A. Volkmar, J. McConnell, W, Ivison, C. Bettis, J. Chapell, D. Va.nGilder, C. Leaton, N. Moore, P, Chapell, M. Sanders, R. Chick. 7 2 AC TIVITIES REPERTORY BA D s s v - LN . E FIRST ROW: B. Swanson, S. Starowitz, S,Chick, R. Wooton, D, Ivison, R. Weinert, K. Seward, C. Munt, L. Patrick, C. Barons, N. Cook, C. Miller, S. Hohn, P. Damone, C. Schramm, M. Boldt. SECOND ROW: E. Cummings, C. Casper, P, Zuber, K, Reinisch, VS. Chapell, N, Hill, C. Miller, B. Ivison, D. Mix, M. Murray, K. Ferguson, E. Sheperd, J. Stanton, K. Hollis, M. Starowitz, J. Fox, D. Johnson, D. Thayer. THIRD ROW: B. Miller, S. Wooton, L. Stewart, F, Smith, R. Long, D. Howe, D. 'tt K. Tennity, M. Pocock, B, Wilch, B. Jarvis, J. Leaton, G. Maskell, Gage, J. Shepard, C. Stirling, R. Kolmetz, B. Bri on, K. Kohl. ' ACTIVITIES 7 3 I RADE C HORU FRONT ROW: S. Chick, R, Hollis, P. Stein, J. Johnson, C. Barons, C. Casper, R. Bracht, M, Starowitz, M. Boldt, J. Fox, M. Rick, J. Brill, K, Kowalczyk, C. Lange, D. Johnson, D, Thayer, K. Seward. SECOND ROW: M, Eichenberger, D. Fukry, L, Smith, D. Ivison, R. Glazier, D, Almquist, G, MacConnell, J, Dziados, C. Cudney, K. Hollis, D. Damone, L. Patrick, P. Boyce, B. Bobzin, K, Kohl, C. Wood, P. Damone, C. Schramm. THIRD ROW: E. Shephard, S. Starowitz, S, Hohn, R. Wooton, V. Streeter, W, Stone, P. Zuber, R. Bobzin, J, Resch, B. Fotch, J, Mullen, R, Goodwin, B. Britton, S. Herman, B. Welch, L, Chapell, J. Leaton, D. Gage, J. Chapell, J. Schultz, D. Bock, D, Burdick. FOURTH ROW: R. Kolmetz, B. Cooley, R, Cofran, D, Alexyn, K. Huber, G. Maskell, D. VonBergen, T. Sardou, D. Hart, P. Tetio, C. Martin, L, Cowham, L. Hart, N. Hofmann, S. Stewart, D. Mix, B, Hansen, S, Stewart, M. Foster, M. Murray, D. King, M. Stone, P, Dean, D. Hogue. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW: M, Morris, B, Beyer, B. Ivison, K. Butler, R. Weinert,J. Van Valkenburg, J, Shephard, S, Brill, A. O,Brien, C, Sanders, C, Flaherty, N, Hill, J. Pringle, K. Reinisch, N, Cook, J, Stanton, C. Munt. SECOND ROW: B. Swanson, D. Beyer, J. Miner, B. Millis, D. Swarts, B, Brown, L. Laird, C. Stachow, D. Swarts, S. Chapell, B,CaI-son, J. Currier, Ten,-my, D, Morgan. THIRD ROW: J. Edgerton, M. Pocock, P. Copoulos, K. Faugh, B. Miller, G. Heinrich, D. Howe, G, Peck, J. M00I'9, S. Wooten, F. Smith, D, Salway, M. Montgomery, C. Stirling, C. Miller. '74 ACTIVITIES ELEME TARY BAND FIRST ROW: S. Burgess, J. Glazier, B. MacConne11, R. Karas, J. Starowitz, M, Dusinberre, L. Sapienza, D. Johnson, T, Maher, B. Scheiber, C. McCartney, S. Steedman, S. Fox, M. Anderson, J. vonBergen, L, Pangrazio, M. Schramm, J. Welch. ' W C. d' D Howe R Schicker D Mix, D Thurley, J Russell, K, Partr1dge,D. Dunham, C. eaver, SECOND ROW: J, Harra 1ne, . , . , . . . Driggs, K. Cassada, J. Starowitz, C. Thayer, D. Noel, J . Bater, G. Peck, L. Hill, R. Almquist, D. Weber, S. Crosby. THIRD ROW: I. Cook, J. Palmer, D. Van Duser, J, Lee, K. Breckenridge, J. Gruendike, B. Partridge, D. Crabb, M. Breckenridge, D. Popowich, K.,Hart, C.Cook, D. Lacy,D. Kent, S. Crosby, G, Litzenberger, D. Bateman, B. Kaiser, F. Calcagno, M. Ivison. AC TIVITIES '75 GRADE MELODIERS FIRST ROW: J. Kohl, V. Beedham, W. Currier, S. Bates, J. Morith, K. Harridine, D. Culver, L. Pangrazio, M. Ivison, A, Thayer, P. Beedham, S, Burgess, D. Kurzack, L. Kingsberry, J. O'Conner, S. Fox, S. Fritz, D. Sharp, M. Schramm, W, Dawson. SECOND ROW: D. Stein, C. Lynch, C, Ories, C, Wride, C. Hogue, J. Fodge, D. Howe, D. Wooton, J, Glazier, C. Ferguson, M. Dusinberry, D, Shepard, S. Murrary, L. Palmer, L. Mann, V. Barnard, S. Steelman, S. Greenman, C. Scott, J. Roggow. THIRD ROW: J. Harradine, J. VonBergen, T. Cuvvington, R. Heinrich, C. Driggs, S. Bobzin, K, Wood, M. Gib- son, K, Partridge, R. Almquist, G, Peck, S. Stewart, L, Hill, D. Dries, K. Breckenridge, D. Lacy, D. Oberer, D, Mix, R. Heinrich, D, Cunningham, D. Starowitz, J. Welch. FRONT ROW: P. Corti, C. Wride, K. Freeman, C. Weaver, P. Irvine, L. Sapienza, B. MacConne11, M. Anderson, B. Taylor, S, Swanson, C, Lambien, K, Quinn. SECOND ROW: D, Smith, S. Streeter, M, Demone, D. Lammie, S, Keller, J, Barons, S. Loomis, J. Johnson, D. VonBergen, D. Berry, D.Hur1burt, J. Porter. THIRD ROW: J Reed, B Kaiser K Cassada, D Cul- ' b , 4 0 ver, J. Varnes, C. Wamser, J. Dries, M. Longbine, B. Volkmar, D, Dunham, M. Breckenridge, L Carson D Noel P Strock, . , . , . B. Bridgeman. FOURTH ROW: C. Miner, S, Crosby, C. Cook, L, Blair, A, Sackett, G. Selhorst, F. Calcagnog D. Gena-gon, D, Crabb, G, Litzenberg, M, Moore. '76 ACTIVITIES, Culture ? POTPGURRI 2, ia I i Collective Efforts Frustration AC TIVITIES YGRKER CLUB E THR LLED I BY HISTORY ROW ONE: B. lSwanson, C.' Stachow, D. Beyer, L, Meyer. ROW TWO: N. Cook, C. Stirling, P Copoulos, J. Miner. ROW THREE: B. Carson, Mr. Abendschein, W, Fiske, C, Barons, C. Cudney 78 ACTIVITIES :fab nf 1 S CCER TE M UFS TO SECTIONALS FRONT ROW J MacConne11 C Bateman K Wemert F. Strock, F. Wride, V. Bobzin, J. MacCon- ne11 SECOND ROW J Cebula, J Wrlde D Sap1enza, J. Reynolds, C. Salisbury, J. Copulous, Mr Hulburt, C Tyler, T Herman, G Sackett, G Godlove, D. Streeter, D. Moore. fi JV SQUAD FRONT ROW: C. Hoskins, D. Weber,G. Hill, W, Lard, D, Miller, Mr. Seibert, B. Zuber. SECOND ROW: H. McCartney, W. Ivison,D. Cranstoun, J. MacConne11, J. Dussen- bury, A, Volkmar. THIRD ROW: D. Ray, D, Petherbridge, K, Treiber, R. Lacy, R. Torcello. FOURTH ROW: M. Sackett, G. Longbine, R, Burger, L, Smith, J. Kohl, D, Charcholla, D. Janas, J, Almquist. vi-:-' 5 VV! ' , ACTIVITIES 81 JV BASKETB LL ROW ONE: R, Kolmetz, L, Smith, K, Treiber, W. Ivison, D. Charcolla, S. Chick. ROW TWO: Coach John- son, D. Hunt, D, Weber, D, Miller, B, Zuber, A, Volkmar, J. Donley, J, MacConnell, B. Millis. Footwork and sweat and drills and more footwork . . . the J'V team spends its season grooming for the next. Every member of the team Worked diligently to maintain and improve their scoring ability. Team standing and individual standing are the criterion for future challenges to opponents on avarsitylevel. EVGTY team member looks forward to action on the court, for experience against the opponent is in itself an excellent leader. Team co-ordination, manual dexterity, alertness, and discipline are painfully acquired by each ball player in a.n attempt to better himself. The end result, the hope of the J'V player, is a place on the varsity squad. 82 ATHLETICS VAR ITY BASKETB LL HAS IMPROVED SEASO W I hnson I. MacConne11, H. McCartney. ROW TWO: R. ROW ONE: L. Speed, I. Cummings, . o , P sk D Lon , D. Cummings, D. Swartz, Chick, R. Hopkins, M. 21 , - 8 This was a building year for Byron-Bergen's varsity basketball team. It was the best season since 1960, with a great deal of promise for next season. A big majority of ' ' d ext ear. the team were sophomores and juniors who will be returning to the boar s n y ohnson with 143 points, sophomores Mark Pask with 118, and Larry Speed and Daryl Swarts with 109 and 99 points respectively. High re- bounders were Mark Pask with 92 and Wally Johnson with 88. High scorers were junior Wally J ATHLETICS 83 IIU WI' WINNING SPIRIT! ROW ONE: C. Rogers, C, Welch, S. Darch, C. Greenaker. ROW TWO: M, Peck, L, Balkwill, D, Gage, B, Welch. ROW THREE: N. Rogers. A. Kowalczyk, S. Hohn, E, Hawley. ROW FOUR: M, Howe, K, Reinisch. ROW FIVE: M, Welch, S. Bater, E, Green, K. Kaiser, E. Stearns, L, Stewart. ROW SIX: L. Cofran, E, Debrine, J , Almquist, C. Hoskins, S, Reed. THE PEP BA D 84 ACTIVITIES HEERLEADERS SPARK E THUSIASM Even during the last exciting seconds of a close game, the cheerleaders maintain their pep and spirit. These 16 girls, chosen in the fall, by their athletic ability, character, and spirit, keep the crowds lively. Practice sessions are held on Thursdays during which their advisor, Mrs. McKean comments and reccommends areas of im- provement. I I ATHLETICS B WRESWQENG HAS GOOD SEASON FIRST ROW: R. Blair, D, Streeter, G, Longbine. SECOND ROW: W, Laird, T, Tidley, D, Partridge, C. Tyler, M, Pocock, J , Reynolds, N. Hoskins, D, Hinsdale, J , Martin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Nesbitt, T, Albro, W, Brown, K, Weinert, J, Casper,D, Kerr,V. Washburn, S. Almquist, R, Hoskins, S. Meyers, J. Kohl, L. Karas, J. Vanwyn- gaarden, Mr. Kolb, Mr. DeVito. Pavilion fat Pavilionj 19 BB 27 Batavia 21 BB 27 Pembroke fat Pembrokey 20 BB 22 Holley 13 BB 42 Lyndonville fat Lyndonvillej 34 BB 6 Pavilion 28 BB 14 Lyndonville 36 BB 7 Pembroke 28 BB 19 Batavia Cat Bataviaj 21 BB 28 Holley fat I-Iolleyj 13 BB 41 The Byron-Bergen wrestling team had another good season, finishing with an overall record of six wins and four losses. Lenny Karas ended the season with seven wins and one loss, and Keith Weinert finished undefeated for the second year. Keith is also a G-O League County Champion. 86 ACTIVITIES :Jn -Jn. TRACK FIRST ROW: M. Stoll, D. Kerr, G. Sackett, D, Streeter. SECOND ROW: H, McCartney, K. Weinert, C. Bateman, B. Zuber, G. Horner, B. Calcagno, N. Hoskins. THIRD ROW: F, Wride, T. Albro, G. Bateman, F. Strock, D, Miller, B. Brown, R. Blanchard, B. Butler, Mr. Johnson. ACTIVITIES 87 J BASEBALL THIRD ROW: R. Andrews, W, Carruthers, R. Herman, J. Montgomery, K, Butler, D. Swartz, R, Hopkins, I. Hopkins, J. MacConne11, S. Reedhead. SECOND ROW: G. Longbine, J. MacConne11, G. Tyner, J. Myers, J. Cebula, D. Sapienza. KNEELING: J. MacConne11. AT BAT: Mr. Hulburt. 3 X FRONT ROW: D. Petherbridge, J, Martin, G. Wilson, Mr. McKean, L. Fritz, L Speed, D Bobzin J Kohl , ' s , - SECOND ROW: D. Sapienza, D, Walker, D. Rich, S. Almquist, M. Pask, R Beyer, D Weber W Ivison ' - 5 - . 88 AC TIVITIE S Honor awarded to sportsmen in the form of a school letter is the prerequisite for membership in the Varsity Club. High skill and achievement in one or a number of sports varying from soccer, cross country, basketball, and wrestling, may win a boy his letter. Good sports- manship, no matter what sport, is a mandatory require- ment for all Varsity Club members. VARSITY AWARDS SPORTSMA SHIP KNEELING: N. Hoskins, J. MacConne1l, K, Weinert. STANDING: T.Albro, F. Wride, Mr. Hulbert, D. Cummings, C. Bateman. ATHLETICS 89 GAA ROW ONE: S, Hoffman, G. Bradway, M, Blue. ROW TWO: R. Bradway, D, Ladd, S. Downey, S. Walker, K, Wentworth, S. Roth, M, Popowich, D, Graham, M, Fodge. ROW THREE: C, Johnson, B, Casper, A, Dusinbury, H. Fotch, S. Alexyn, D, Noel, L. Edgerton,N, She1don,K, Palone, N. Rodgers, D. Gage, L, Wood, J. Ivison, K. Palone, S. Rebeaud. ROW FOUR: K. Ivison, P. Mikel, W, Patrick, N, Heins, S, Jenks, J. Greenaker, J. Chapell, S,-Weinert, M, Sackett, L, Smale, P, Ivison,C. Peck,N. Blair. ROW FIVE: S. Reinisch, S. Brill, C. Welsh, E, Dilcher, E. Barber, S. Morris, L, Lamkin, V, Almquist, L. Hohn, K, Weber, W, Wickline, R. Loomis, A,'Kowa1czyk, S, Alexyn, M. Torcello, ROW SIX: B. Streeter, J, Gilbert, P. Herma.n, D, Bobzin, L. Hennig, P. Tidwell, C. Alexander, P. Torcello, S, Bobzin, D, Lambein, S. Roth, M. Finley, J. Salisbury, A, Bateman, R, Chupp. ROW SEVEN: E. Walker, S, Fodge, B. Welch, J. Fotch, C, Leaton, E. Stearns, S, Longblne, Mrs. McKean, J . Fodge, R. Genegon, E, Hawley, S. Hohn, D, Arnold, W, Shicker, T, Millis. 90 ACTIVITIES W Q'-5-A-.'..x2 Mass ' x -www- SIXTH -wa.. ...J FIRST ROW: L. Carson, S. Cofran, S. Swanson, E. Bannister, J. Johnson, S. Loomis, B. MacConnell, K. Cummings. SECOND ROW: J. Porter, M, Hawkins, R. Sanders, A. Neal, D. Lamie, W, Schicker, D. VonBergen, D. Smith, THIRD ROW: Mr. Naylon, K, Cassada, L. Blair, K. Weinert, J. Lee, M. Moore, A. Sackett, K. Hart, D. White, F. Austin, D. Mannix, G. Greenman, B, Kaiser. FIRST ROW: S. Bates, C. Lambein, R. Stearns, D. Weber, D. Dunham, J. Bater, P. Irvine, K, Freeman, P. Corti. SECOND ROW: M, Damone, B. Partridge, D. Culver, B. Bridgeman, P. Stroek, J. Reed, D, Popowich, D. Wilson, G. Sellhorst. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Doud, L, Shultz, M, Macdonald, M. Brown, I. Cook, F. Calcagno, D. Menzie, D. Genagon, D, Mann, J. Varnes, C. Aradine, R. Ladd, K, Ordway. 92 E LE ME NTARY GRADES 1 FIRST ROW: R, Currier,C. Wride, D. Whipple, B. Cox, B. Scheiber, C. Redinger, C, McCartney, B. Taylor. SECOND ROW: S, Karn, D. Smith, D. Thurley, S. Stiegler, D. Jaczynaski, E. Shortt, R. Petherbridge, L. Stone. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Yoffredo, D. Johnston, C. Gebo, D. Bateman, G. Litzenberger, S. Crosby, W. Pownell, C. Wamser, D, Burger, D. Va.nDuser, D. Noel, B. Lmds1ey, J. Richards. i 1 w w i FIRST ROW: M. Anderson M. McCarthy, C. Weaver,K. Quinn, S. Keller, D. Hurlburt, W, Harmor, K. Pietryzkowski. SECOND 7 ROW: B. Volkmar, M, Longbine, J. Speelman, E. Sheldon, D. Antinore, J. Dries, J. Burger, S. Streeter, J . Barons. THIRD ROW: E. Donley, D. Kent, C. Miner, G. Mannix, J. Palmer, D. Crabb, M. Breckenridge, C. Cook, K. Plowe, J. Gruendike, S. Toal, F. Chraston, L. sapienza- 93 ELEMENTARY .. ,,... .... ...W . M.,.mv,, M mm' ual:-5 i w ROW ONE: D, Barnard, J. Morith, L, Kingsbury, S, Barber, C.:Thayer, D. Beyer, W, Currier, D, Shultz, D. Saxman. ROW TWO: A, Davis, J. VonBergen, G. Shaw, J. Harradine, S. Greenman, S. Burgess, C. Ferguson. ROW THREE: D, Wooton, T, Covington, L, Mann, D, Hewson, L. Lamie, G. Peck,M. Miller, R. Fodge, L. Palmer, R, Nieves, D, Howe, R. Almquist, D. Shortt, Teacher - Mrs. Apthorp. - FIFTH ROW ONE: W. Dawson, J, Fisk, M. Ivison, D. Leaton, J . Welch, S. Fox, D. Buscyzk, J. Irvine, D. Harmor. ROW TWO: G. Berry, D, Kurczab, L. B1a1r, S. Steedman, C. Dries, L. Pangrazio, J. O'Connor. ROW THREE: V. Barnard, D. Starowitz, D. Bater, J. Rl1SSe1-1, C. Welneft, F- HeW1eY, B- Seeley, C. Butler, C. Hoag, K, Wride, T, Travern, S, Murray, S. Crosby, Teacher - Mrs. Chapell. ROW ONE: J. Munt, K. Loomis, D. Sharp, T. Maher, H, Wood, R. Butler, S. Fritz, M. Schramm, J, Kohl. ROW TWO: J. Starowitz, P. Cummings, K. Tetro, D, Johnson, D, Cunningham, D. Stein, J . Glazier. ROW THREE: P, Nesbitt, J. Roggow, D. Culver, J . Quinn, C. White, D, Lacey, G, Austin, K. Driggs, R, Heinrich, S. Benz, S. Bobzin, P. Beedham, R. Palone - Teacher, Mrs. MacKenzie. GRADES .,..,...w--,.., ,, -. ..,,,., H- , Y, L dh m S Bates L Burton L Dawson, D Mix, R Harmon, M. Kowalik, M. Dusinberre. ROW TWO3 D. ROWONE:V. Bee a, . , - , - - - Shepard, R. Harmon, R, Karas, D. Oberer, C. Scott, D. Newcomb, N. Travern, J , Starowitz., C, Lynch, R. Eichenberger. ROW THREE: M, Gibson, D. Dries, L. Hill, K, Partridge, W. Balkwill, S, Stewart, J. Fodge, T, Wooton, J. Resch, K. Breck- ' ' h K Wood Teacher - Mrs Miller. , ELEMENTARY 95 enridge, R. He1nr1c , . , - FOURTH FRONT ROW: T. Keller, A, Dunham, K. Miller, M. Lopez, L. Fee,D,Pringle, R. Aradine. SECOND ROW: K. Morey, J. Crooks, D, Keller, M, Baker. THIRD ROW: M. Murray, M, Bassford,D. Reed, T. Fodge, J, Richards, G. Sardou, C, Thomas, A. Sheldon, J, Partridge, S, Hart, Mr. C. Jennejahn teacher. FRONT ROWS J- Paul, C. MCC2-Pfhy, J- K0W2lik, L- Smart, C. Burgess, M. Venuto, A. Leaton. SECOND ROW: M. Boorom, S, Eichenberger, M, Hogue, J, Albee, G, Litzenberger, S, Lamie, D, Ivison. THIRD ROW: P. Rich,'S. Pownall, J. Gage, T. Darch, T, Speed, M. Stamp, K. Hartman, V. Plow, L. Cooley, R, Nichols, N. Laird, Mrs. Mary Penna, teacher. GRADE ROW ONE: L. Anderson, J, Ivison, J. Boyce, D. Smart, D. Vail, K. Partridge ROW TWO: A, Starowitz, S, Thayer, D, Chupp, C, Venuto, W. lrwin, R, Schnei- ber. ROW THREE: M, Syfert, R. Bur- dick, R. Goundry, J. Cudney, R. Reinisch, E. Blair, M. Stamp, M. Langdom, W, Emerson, T. Karn, L. Liles, Mrs.John- ston Teacher. w zffffml ,' ir,-' 1 5 ' 1' Q 1,574 T. 5' ROW ONE: P, Damone, R. Fisher, T. Zastrocky, B, Sackett, D. Beedham, T. Rebar. ROW TWO: E, Kowalcyzk, P. Wagner, W THREE W Gruendike L Brown S Paul C.Makosy,C.MacConne11, S, Neiman, R, Chraston, F. Oberer, N, Morey. RO : . , . , . , D, Hiler, L, Finyland, D. Elliott, C. Smith, C. Stirling. Mr. Fowler Teacher. UNDERCLASSMAN 87 f A49 ROW ONE: L. Pangrazio, M. Roth, D. Boorom, J. Northup. ROW TWO: A. Boldt, D, Stearns, D. Hawkes, J. Bates, ROW THREE: L, Stiegler, M. Brown, J, Hulburt, F. Jensen. ROW FOUR: D.Nicko1s,D. Berry, S. Speed, L, Brewster, M. Albee, W, Driggs, B. Mann, C. Covington, S. Lang, D. Sackett, P. Decker, THIRD ROW ONE: G. Stein, T. Force,B, Austin, D, Blakeman, J. DeBruyn M. Crooks, L. Frens, K, Sargent THREE: D. Mix, S, Crosby, S Claus, W. Croucher, C, Kent, S M. Hunt, Teacher Mrs. Uhlinger Teacher Mrs. Chupp. ROW ONE: M. Maher, D. Stanley. ROW TWO: M.K. Russell, S. Charcholla, C, Thomas, T. Sallie, ROW THREE: R. Hill, P. McCracken, D. Dilcher, C, Simmons. ROW FOUR: D. Zary, J. Bater, N. Fodge, R. Hadden, L. Butler, J. Moore, M.J. Simcox, H. Hemry, P. Cummings, M. O'Shea., J. Millspaugh, H. VanBuren, J. Bassford, M. Burger, M. Maher, D. Cun- ningham, R. Corti, P. Irvine, W. Wood, B. Zastrocky, D, Smith, Teacher Mrs. Wooton. 88 UNDERCLASSMEN GRADE H W l 'Ladd, M. Sullinger, C. Rothwell, D, RQW TWO: W. Wells, M,E, Brew, C. Miller, K, Wood, B. Reber. ROW Miller, S, Hegel, C. Kinney, J. Snyder, S. Speelman, N.Dusinberee, , i V,,V , V5 HUW MIR NATION ENVI ROW ONE: R. Palmer, D. Crabb, D. Alexyn, J, Roggow, D, Morgan, J. Menzie. ROW TWO: R. Redinger, D, Raycroft, A, Clarisse, M, Quinn, R. Crowell. ROW THREE: P, List, P, Brew, M. Martin, M, Speelman. ROW FOUR: J, Weaver, B.A, Streeter. ROW FIVE: C, Hegel, M. Seaburg. ROW SIX: K. Faugh, D. Hunt, E. Almquist, K. Flaherty, Teacher Mrs. Rosecrants. ROW ONE: M. Barnard, T. Ingraham, C. Say, P. Hale, R. Boldt, R. Elliott, S. Bar Q Liles K. Porter, M, DeBrine, P, Smith, C., ber. ROW TWO: B. Clark, L, Stamp, C. Kurczab, M, Maskell. ROW THREE: G. Hartman, J, Starowitz, D. Hill, K. J Britt, S. Davis, J. Bater, B, Tidwell, M. McCarthy, K. Leaton, Teacher Mrs. Williams. Weinert, J. Lynch, K. UNDERCL ASSMEN 89 FIRST ROW: T, Kowalik, S, Covington, R, Wood, L, Gonyea, D, Barnard, M, Budenhagen, T, Bogue. SECOND ROW: T, Starowitz, D. King, N. St3.I'0WitZ, R, Jacqynski, S, Boorom, C, Lawton, T, Nesbitt. THIRD ROW:C, Fite,C. Waldron, Mrs,,Symonds, C. Glazier, L. Brill, B. Gage, V. Herman, M, Kaiser, J, Hill, J, Sackett, G. Berry, D. Heywood, M. Fiske. ' SECOND f FIRST ROW: D, Seward, D, Fisk, , L, Oliver, E, O'Shea. SECOND gi alczyk, K. Lambein, W, Warnser,, D, Neiman, D. Hayman, S, Schroe 3 teacher, F, Resch, C. Sanders, W, S FIRST ROW: D, Rudnicki, D. Howe, G. Herman, D. Cox, R. Ettinger, L, Mindish, D. Kohl, J, Fee, V, Pietrzykowski. SECOND ROW: J. Hohn, D. Sharp, M, Benz, E, Forsyth, W, Barber, J, Fotch, R, Karn, L, Ivison. THIRD ROW: D, Cudney, C. Burdick, J, Bobzin, T, Vail, D, Britt, M, Donahue, A, Smith, R, Mullen, C, Hewett, J, Hill, R. Torcello, R, Berry, Mrs. Johns, Teacher. 90 UNDERCLASSMEN GRADE S. Bassford, C. Reber, A. Marshall, ROW: M, Russell, G. Burr, S, Kow J. Mikel, C. Bobzin. THIRD ROW: der, A. Wood, S, Austin, Mrs. Marsh, Bobzin, L, Dries, K. Millspaugh. ni:-zxxwxzix-Minnie.,...,...f.... T i FIRST ROW: T. Crooks, R. Stone, R, Alexyn, C. Sackett. SECOND ROW: C. Lopez E. Stirling R. Gilbert, E, Bridgeman, S. Donley, D. Zastrocky. THIRD J 7 ROW: J. Mikel, B. Neal, J, Keller, R, Palmer, P, Backus, G. Blair, S. Ladd, D. MacConnell, J. Hollis, G. Hawkins, G, Schelemanow, Mrs. Dolan, Teacher. M, Tait, S, Fingland, M, Rick, M. Quinn, B. Novins, Y i i ,E FRONT ROW: R. Fisher, K. Ladd, B. Guldenschuh, B, Dawson, J. Leggo, G, DeBruyn. SECOND ROW: M. List, H. Brew, key, D. Janas, M, Butler, C. McCracken, Mrs. Lenhardt, D. Elliot. THIRD ROW: S. Newcomb, C. Novins, B. Goodwin, B, Hs, Smith, K, Fotch, B. Millspaugh, L.'Smith, B. Clarisse, G, Seely, T, Raycroft. UNDERCLASSMEN 91 ROW ONE: D. Greenman, W, Tennity, S. Nesbitt, M. A. Venuto, D. Emerson. ROW TWO: D. Waldron, C. Lidke, R. Smith, D. Booth, R. Gillette, S, Smart, L, Johnson, S. Burgess. ROW THREE: G. Poodry, D. George, G. Hill, R. Smart, H. Stone, J, Heywood, T, Alexander, K. Talbot, P. Lang,MiSSC012I1g910- ROW ONE: M. Donley, P. Sewert, P. Davis, S. von Bergen. ROW TWO: L. Strze- lecki, T. Lang, M. Peck, K. Hale, G. Thayer, D. Maskell. ROW THREE: H. Gil- ' lette,E. Ezard, R. Jensen, L. Hartman, J. Yerger, G, Preedom, J. Leaton, D, Knapp, J. Glazier. ROW FOUR: S. Darch, Mrs. Munt, M. Starowitz. 102 ELEMENTARY FIRST ROW ONE: T, Edgerton, E. Zeitvogel, D.f ROW TWO: T. Post, R. Vanelli, G. North-' Hart, K. Berry. ROW THREE: R. Van Wyn-' T, Talbot, K. Donahue, L. Stevenson, S. Row ONE: B, Blakeman, N. Coohrane,B- inger, D. Butler, K. Aradine, M. FreY, M' THREE: c. Crowell, L. Hunt, W. Fingland, Rdbor, D. Redinger,S, Makosy. ROW FOURT denshun, D. Van Buren. GRADE Irwin, B. Bates, S, Gildner, J, Sallome. rup, D, Krause, L, Genagon, D. Hyde, D. gaardenjn, Liles, J, shuitz, B. stamp, Cervone, J, Welch, S. Antinore, T. Barber. Carter, Mrs. Wagner. ROW TWO: D, Red- List, W. Vanderstow, C, Stanley. ROW L. Dziados, G, Hinkson, R, Brown, R. C. Hemry, D, Damone, F, O'Shea, D. Gul- ROW ONE: A, Greenaker, C, Seward, M, J, Penna, B. Bater, D. Keller, S, Brew, K, O'Shea. ROW TWO: J, Keller, J, Doud, D, DeBruyn, B. Guldenachuh, M. Seaburgh, H. Paul, Mrs. Howard. ROW THREE: K. Gruendike, M, Oberer, E, Ireland, J. Stein, R, Park, C, Copulos, D. Sullinger, D, O'Conner, B, Ara- dine, A, Hadden, J, Cobrun. SITTING: Mrs. Robertson. ROW ONE: T. Goetz, D. Brew, A, Sellhorst, R, Mosher. ROW TWO: D. Mason, D. Bater, E. Dries, D. Heale. ROW THREE: L, Freeman, E, Wood, R. Kinney. ROW FOUR: D. Crabb, M, Hayman, P, Ball. ROW FIVE: G. Stein, P. Holbrook. STANDING: D. Sackett, J, Sapienza, M, Stone, D, Rebar, R, Wells, B, Tanner, P. Tovsmsend, R, Raycroft, S. Crosby, B. Clarisse, D. Redinger. ABSENT: D. Ely. 103 ELEMENTARY ,. A , , 'diff'-L rs-.14 KI DER ROW ONE: R, Lopez, K. Millspaugh, S, Stoll, R, Wagner, D, Simpson, T, Stan- ley, R. Shartt, P. Padilla. ROW TWO: L, Stein, D, Dziados, M, Miller, A, Bater, V, Frey, K. Beedham, B. Bur- ger, M. Dusinberre, STANDING: M, Showler, V, Keller, Miss Gawron, teach- er. ROW ONE: S, Neal, K, Reber, T, O'Shea, D, Rogers, J. Heale, R. Crooke, R. Resch. ROW TWO: D. Henchen, L. Snads, C. Patric, S, Marshall, J. Burr, K. Jarvis. ROW THREE: C, Hiler, G, Barnes, A, Wooton, E, Claus, C, Taft, L, Backus, J. Goetz, A, Dunham. ' I O4 UNDERCLASSMAN RTE ROW ONE: B. Simpson, J. Wells, E DeBruyn, S, Guldenschuh, K. Park, J Cole, ROW TWO: K. Leggo, D. Richard- son, C, Rebar, J. Irvine, D, Zastrocky ROW THREE: B, Flaherty, J, Bass- ford, H. MacPherson, M, Mapley, C Schott, R. Carter, V. Sche1emanow,Mrs Boorom, teacher. ROW ONE: T, Budenhagen, Kowalik, R. McCarthy, D. Penepent, D. Sallome, M. Tyler, B, Starowitz, L. Hansen. ROW TWO: W, Benz, J, Weinert, W. Kehoe, R. Ezzell, D. Dargusch, J. Yerger, ROW THREE: R. Thurlo, M. Heywood, D. Sands, D, Stearns, L, Stevenson, J. Findlay, S. Booth, M, Clark, T. Hale, R. Jaczynski, L. Bartholomew, B. Ivison, R. Speed, Brennan, Mrs. Forsyth, teacher. UNDERCLASSMAN 1 05 SPECIAL PRIMARY CLASS ROW ONE: J, Henry, R. Baltz. ROW TWO: Ricky McCracken, Caroleym VanBuran. ROW THREE: Verda Rice, Bonnie Ordway, Margaret Main, Wil- liam E11iot, Mrs. Carr, Jerry Tisdale, ABSENT: Micheal Kerwin. SPECIAL I TERMEDIATE CLASS ROW ONE: M. Smallidge, D. Jackson, S. Frisby, S. Herzog. ROW TWO: J. Hardy, P. Morrow. ROW THREE: B. Cummings M. Kingdon, R. Main, R. Carney, J, Roblee - Teacher, Mrs. Milward. 106 ELEMENTARY THE EW KI DERGARTE T SOUTH BYRO ROW ONE: M. Fite, T, Hale, N. G1azier,R, Rudnicki, J . Hulburt, C. Sackett, R. Speed. ROW TWO: T W, Irwin, D. Barnard, B. Ivison, M, Tyler, J. Yerger, K. Kennedy. ROW THREE: D. Sands, K, Gildner, B. Fuller, A. Rich, L. Litzenberger, K. Kowalski, R. Barnard, D. George, B. Nichols, J. Weinert, Mrs. Carson. Absent - R. Jaczynski. ELEMENTARY 107 DONALD HART - EXCAVATOR Septic Tank Installation Lake Road North Phone 49M-i493 Bergen, New York VOLKMAR OIL CO' Compliments of Lennox Oil Bufnefs MORLEY MOTORS INC. 24 Hour Service . F d C d T 33 Clinton Street or ars an ractors Phone 494-lO88 Bergen, New York B N Phone 494-lO68 ergen' ew York l Best Wishes to the l Class of i967 from MlLDRED'S BEAUTY SALON 'l3 South Lake Avenue Bergen, New York Phone 494-i029 HGood Luck to the Class of '67H LEONARD LE SAGE BARBER SHOP 3l Buffalo Street A Bergen, New York l I - l ' I ADVERTISING 109 A. ,L fe. , , W 3, Wh M fp, KElF'S BARBER Compliments of A SHOP ILLIAM L. RIDD . 1 BERGEN LIQUORS W PLUMBING AND Compliments of - Mile South HEATING 2 of Charles and Mary RALPH L' KENDALL Byron on Copoulos phone 967-QMOY Rt. 237 D D S Dev Of Evening Bergen, LeRoy, New York ' ' ' By Appt. New York Ducher Service 8 Hardware l5-l7 North Lake Street Bergen, New York Phone 49M-i644 Hardware Dry Goods Paintyl Notions Footwear Gifts Lawn Mowers-Garden Tractors ' Briggs 8 Stratton Clinton Lauson Kohler Motor Parts and Service RCA Appliances and Service 110 ADVERTISING. Best Wishes to the Class of '67 Edgarli ChapeH ExcauaHng Phone LI 8-7779 Byron, New York Compliments of WORSTER MDTOR LI ES, INC. Northeast, Pa. Bergen, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '67 GILLETT'S HARDWARE Speed Queen Washers 8 Dryers Byron, New York lMH22 Phone Ll 8-2278 COMMUNITY DRY CLEANERS . AND LAUNDRY Approved Sanitone Process 26 N. Lake St. Bergen, N.Y. ADVERTISING CHARCOAL PIT Open 5 P.M. - IO P.M. Daily RESTAURANT Open 9 A.M. - I A.M. VAHALLA Room at the ROSE GARDE RESTAURANT with our Charcoal Pit featuring VIKING PLANK STEAK JR. VIKING PLANK STEAK Buffalo Road Bergen, N. Y 112 ADVERTISING heart your yearbook ARDEN ARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS ,,..f.n-.,Q.-.ff..a t .1- I In Comm fments OI NORTH EAST LAUNDRY AND HARTIS FOOD DRY CLEANING Good Luck to the STORE Class of '67 - A from - Bergen, New York Pnone 967 6l5O Ffank FARNSWORTH MacConnell, LeRoy New York - GROCERIES Mgr. Compliments of ART WELDON Best of Luck to the Class of '67 from SHEARD'S DAIRY Lake Road Bergen, New York Compliments of - I SPEED'S PLUMBING South Byron, New York 114 ADVERTISING DRINK BLUEBOY CARBONATED BEVERAGES CURTICE-BUR S I NCDRPORATED Rochester, New York ADVERTISING 115 MA KI DCRE TES FULFILLS EXISTENC To dog that is to exist. As long as man continues to exist, the creative activities which are essential to a mature and satisfying existence will go on. The faces of men reflect the infinitesimal challenges that confront human beings, at times on an individual plane, at times in a social milieu. But always man must impress his mark as an existing entity upon the cosmos. The edu- cative forces which promote these impressions are im- H portant - and unending. It is appropriate, therefore, that , u ,ti the final pages represent not an end but acontinuum. 116 CONCLUSION ' CONCLUSION 117 I ! 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