Leavenworth Central High School - Roll Call Yearbook (Wolcott, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

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The separate classes have provided avenues of intellectual interest, but the spirit of the group is to be derived from the memory of the joys of the life of Leavenworth Central School. For each member of the school community the staff wishes a future both satisfying and fruitful. L As the staff of Roll Call of 1965 presents this issue, it realizes that this record of the activities can help to deepen the memory of the friends who were our companions in the pursuits at Leavenworth Central School. Here were formed some basic ideals for living in the free society, that is America. C0 Wyrwmz Zyrrell Who has made :L never failing contribution to Leavenworth Central School of her time and her devotion above and beyond the call of duty, and who has aided in the progress of our school from its centralization through its period of growth, We dedicate this book as a token of our appreciation and esteem. Miss Tyrrell served the district from August 1, 1932 until her retirement February 1, 1965. WU ba' is me Plan Ar t 0'k On Ou , vw? 1301! 6111! Staff Editorr ,,,,,,,.. Jzmior Editor! .Y STAFF Joyce Schram Exemzfioe Afximznlx 7, ,, Senior Porlrfzilr .....,.,. Adrfertifing Sale! Art Editor ..E,v Sale! ,.,......,. Tremzzrer .A.,.Y. Sporty Editor .,,.. Photography .,,,7 Ronald Redden Martha Handfield Gordon Hoople Joann Minier Marion Smith Joan VanFleet Marilyn Prindle Dorothy VanFleet Joan Miller Dee Crane Evelyn Pickney Carol Utter Pat Shippers Virginia Young Clara Conklin Cynthia Mundy Marjorie Nichols Rae Ann Haughey Sally Reed Kay VanDusen David O'Brien James Sanders . Linda Chatfield Susan Willimns Gregory Harris 7. Jack Donnelly James Pasco Joanna Snyder Allen Bowman A . 'I ! FN! M 5 l6'ruzrd af tllucafion Mr. George Robertson Mr. Phillip Wadsworth Mr. Carl L. Katz Mr. J0hr1 Studi Mr. Samuel Sorensen Mrs. Gertrude Fowler Prefident Mr. Quentin MacDougnl1 Miss Wynona Tyrrell Mrs. Izella Bryant Clerk Refired Clgfk Mr' R0beft,Hg TeffY Mr. Arthur Rood V159 Pfmflpal Grade Supervisor Mr. Reginald W. Crouse Sizpervixing Principal Mfg Alex Bf3nt1eY Mr. Morris J. Livingston Gfffdmzfe Dl ed0 Diftrict Superintendent of S chool Mrs. Marion Chandler Mrs. Marian E. Eygnor Ruth Douglass SeM'elai'1f Seci'etai'y Sggygmyy ima 8 Sw LLl3'V'N 1 -A .A Q V04 'Zz wwf 'Z F-42- Vg,-r' Ql X Li' .ww-A-f 71 .,..-' 5 x:x!e IQ. K I G' junior J-lzolz fvlooulfy ' Slozzdifzg: Mrs. Betty Nelson, Mr. Clinton Wash- burn, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Dorn. Seofed: Mrs. Skinner, Mr. Paul Treasure, Mrs. Valentine. High School Ehzoulfy Standing: Mr. Verburg, Mr. McGinn, Mrs. Searle, Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Mowry. Sealed: Mr. Fisk, Miss Day, Mrs. Twentyfive, Mr. Payne, Miss Yatarola, Mrs. Baker, Mr. Handfield, Mr. Andrus. Goode Hooulfy Sealed front: Miss Eygnor. Sealed: Mrs. Bower, Mrs. Crouse, Mrs. Van- Auken, Mrs. Edinger, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs Countryman. Szanding: Mrs. Payne, Miss Bennett, Mrs. Russell Mrs. Crane, Miss Dziak, Mrs. Tanner, Mrs Coon. Jfzylz Selma! Zzculfy Raw 1-5'eazed.' Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Foster, Mr. Robbins. Raw 2-Sealed: Mrs. Cook, Miss Kinsey, Miss Day, Miss Bower, Mr. Compitello. Slanding: Mr. Leonard Smith, Mrs. Coman, Mrs. Black, Mr. Harold Smith. Grade hczzlfy Sarrieri Frofzl: Mrs. Francisco. Sealed left to rigblf Mr. Taylor, Miss Tullar, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Parton, Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Sparnon. Sfazzdifzg: Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. Met- mlf, Miss Wriglmt, Mrs. Nye, Mr. McDonald, Mr. D. Fehr-Cadet, Mrs. Johnson. aluwzz-Mr. Bradbury, Mrs. Marshall. Sllfffl Grade Zzczzlfy Sealeaf: Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Burdick. Smmz'1f1g.' Mr. Murnane, Mr. Strong. Kafetcria Staff Lefl lo vigbl-Mrs. Manning, Man- ager, Mrs. Countryman, Mrs. Breen, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Dunton, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Rasbeck, Mrs. Douglas. Mrs. Mills Cuflaier Left to right: Mrs. Howell, Mrs Kitchen, Mrs. Senior, Mrs. Van- Vleck, Mrs. Countryman, Mrs Shear. I2 6usf0dia14s Mr. Allen Mundy Mr. Robert Countryman Mr. Emrnery Langdon Mr. Ray Shippers Mr. Oscar Van Amburg Mr, Bernard Chase Mr, Wiber Flynn Mr. Elwood Mundy Mr. Will Peters 15,115 Drivers Row 1-Wayne Eygnor, jack Laney, Raymond Sparnon, George Jones, Benjamin Reed. Row 2-Sam Thompson, Glenn Scott, Kendric W'aterman, Howard Demass, Lyndon Lockwood, George Gregg. I3 e 2 f 5 2 5 5 Q Z 5 2 2 2: i Z S f 1 Q 4 Q Q 56 13 President Name-JERALD A. WINNETT N irk nam e-jerry uDiPI0m21CY is to do and say the nastiest things in the nicest way. Major-Math, Science. Ambilian-Electrical Engineer Cl ass Officer-4, Yearbook-4, Student Council- gl Basketball-2, Soccer-2, 3, Band--1, 2, 33 ee Club-1, 2, 5. Treasurer Name-IRMA DeROOSE Nickname- Irma La Douce When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Major-Math, Science. Ambition!-To be a gov't. mathematician, Class Officer-45 Future Teachers-2, 5, 4, Honor Society-3, 4. Vice-President Name-MARIAN SMITH Nickname-Marian To laugh at men ot' sense is the privilege of fools. Major-Science, Math Business. Ambition-To go to R.B.I. Class OfficerA4g Glee Club-1, 2, 5, 4g G.A.A.- 1, 2g Intramurals-1, 25 Honor Society-5, 4, Year- book-4. AFS Exchange Student Name-REKHA RANI SARUP N ink mam e-Panther Blessed is the man who sitteth on a pin for he shall live. Major-Science, Math. Ambitian-Lawyer Secretary Name-JOANNE MINIER Nickname- Jo Work hard and do your best and you will always be a success. Major-Business Ambi1ian'Medical Secretary. Class Officer-4, Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 G.A.A,-1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling-lg Intramurals -1, 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers-2, 3, 4, Future Nurses-4, Press Club-4, Band-1, 2, 3, 43 High School Choir-3, 4g NYSSMA-1, 3, 43 Wayne County Band--1, 2, 33 Honor Society-4. Senior 611155 MRS. BLACK Adviser 1 5 T-, H 'f ' ma.. 3 2 J 'W New my '5 ' T sr! Student Council Representative. Name-CHERYL ELLEN JACKSON Nickname- Smiley Pain makes man think. Thought makes ma,n wise. Wisdom makes life a little more durable. ' Major-Art, Science. Ambilion-Anatomy Teacher at Culver. G.A.A.-25 Bowling-55 Intramurals-15 Student Council-45 Future Nurses-2, 5, 45 Orchestra- 15 School Fair Queen of 19645 Apple Blossom Queen Candidate419635 Frremens Queen-1963. I 965 Student Council President. Name-GLENN ROBERT CHAPIN Nickname- Chape What you don't know would make a great book. Major-Math, Science Ambition-Agriculture Class Officer-Z5 Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook -3, 45 Student Council-3, 43 Basketball-1, 2, 5, 45 Baseball-15 Cross Country-1, 35 Track- 35 Soccer-25 French Club-15 Band-1, 2, 3. 41 High School Choir-2, 3. 45 American Field Service-45 NYSSMA-35 Wayne County Chorus- 5, 45 Honor Society-3, 4. Yearbook Editor , Name-JOYCE SCHRAM Nickname-Jerce A 'womanfs guess is much more accurate than a man s certainty. ' Major-Math, Science Ambition-To become a mountain climber. Class Officer-2, 35 Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Year- book-3, 45 G.A.A.-1, 2, 35 Bowling-1, 2, 5, 45 Intramurals-1, 2, 55 Student Council-1g Future Teachers-2, 35 Senior Play-4. alw- Student Council Representative Name-THOMAS TICCONI N ice name-' 'Tic In vino- veritas-truth is told under the in- fluence of liquor. Major-Math, Science. Ambition-Professor of Physics at U.C.I..A. Glee Club-1, 25 Future Teachers-2, 3. 45 Base- ball-35 Press Club-1, 4. Yearbook Editor Name-RONALD REDDEN Nickname-fRonny No personal consideration should stand in the way of public duty. Major-Math, Science. Ambition-United States Navy Pilot. Glee Club--1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook-45 Bowling-45 Basketball-2, 3, 45 Soccer-1, 2, 3, 45 Track-5, 4. N ame-JOHN BACON Nickname-HJ. B. It is a roven fact that man can work the best when 'kipebt propelled, Major-Math, Science Ambition-Graduate from college. Name-FREDERICK BATZOLD Nirkmzme- Freddie Once a king always a king. Major-Math, Science Ambition-to own a Jaguar. Bowling-14 Cross Country-15 Soccer-1. Name-RICHARD BARNES Nickname- Barnie How can anyone get anywhere in life when his car WOI1,f nm. Major-Industrial Arts. Ambition-Become an officer in the Coast Guard. Glee Club--25 Bowling-33 Basketball-23 Base- BOWUUE-1, 22 Basketball-1: BaSCb3ll-11 CIOSS ball-1, 2, 3, Country-25 Soccer-1. Name-RICHARD BENHAM Name-ALLEN BOWMAN Name-KENNETH BURGESS Nickname-Benny Nickname-Al Nickname-Crash I iUSf 110 if: I CHl1'f Cxvlfiin if! Man is the hunter, Woman is the Game. Take life lightly, it could be worse. Mdiw-If1d1lSffi3l Arts- Aff- Major-Math, Industrial Arts. Major-Industrial Arts. Ambifian-to make E005 in life- Ambition-to get into college, then unknown. Ambition-settle down. Glee Club-1, 2, 5: YCH1'b0Ok-59 CW55 COUNTY Bowling-1, Zg Baseball-1, 2, 5, 45 Soccer-4. Glee Club-1, 25 Soccer-1. 2g Wayne County Chorus-3. Name-KAREN BYORK Nickname-KB I can resist everything except temptation. Major-Art Business. Ambilion-To go to college. Glcc Club-1, 2, 5, 43 Yearbook-45 G.A.A.-1, 23 Bowlingivl, Z, 5, 45 Intramurals-1, 23 Future Nurses-Z. 33 Wayne County Chorus-3. I 965 Name-CONNIE COLVIN Nickname-Con-vict As, long as it's funny it doesn't have to make SENSE. Majar'iArt. Ambition-To get out of History class, and then Glee Clubil, 2, 5, 45 Bowling-1, 2, 5, 45 High School Choir-3, 45 Wayne County Chorus Name-DONALD CENTER N ickmzme-Don Thz1t's life. Major-Math. Ambifian-Be a good latin scholar. Library Club-1, 2, 5. Name-DEWEY COLVIN Nickname- Dew I am a man of few words. Majar-Industrial Arts. Ambition-Undecided. Future Farmers-1. Name-LINDA CHATFIELD Nirkmzme--Lady Godiva Did you ever come in late at night and find a parent burning in the window instead of a light? Major-Math, Science, Art. Ambition-Dental Hygienist. Name-TIMOTHY DEAN Nickname-Tim A closed mouth tells no lies. Major-Industrial Arts. Ambition-To have a new Ford. Bowling-13 Soccer-1, 2, 5, 41 Future Farmers-1. Name-JOHN DONNELLY Nickname- j. D. Live every golden minute of it. Major-Spanish Ambition-To find it. Glee Club-lg Press Club-13 Senior Play-4. Name-BETTY HANSON Nickname-Buckets Believe in the one you love, if you can't, who can you believe in? Major-Business. Ambition-To get married. G.A.A.-45 Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play-4. ifggf mmmm is Y me W 5552122 ' EWU , , W, .M . ...,,r-W Name-PAUL EYGNOR Nickname--Pickle Nice Talk. Major-Industrial Arts. Ambition-Be a SUCCESS. Bowling-3, 4g Basketball-3, 4g Cross Country. 1, 2g Soccer-4. Name-GREGORY HARRIS Nickname- Blackie Never tell other people your problems, half of them could care less and the other half are probably glad that you have them. Major-Math, French. Ambition-To quarterback the New York Giants. Glee Club-1, 2, 5, 4g Yearbook--1, 2, 3, 43 Bowlin -15 French Club-lg Press Club-1, 2, 3, 4g BasEetball Manager-3, 44 Baseball Manager- 1, 25 Senior Playffi. Name-VICTOR GALEK Nifkmzme- Vic If it weren't for Edison, we'd all be Watching television by candlelight. Major-Math, Science Ambition-Math Teacher. Class Officer-1, Baseball-1, 2, 5, 4, Cross Country-23 Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4g NYSSMA- 1, 3, 4g Honor Society-3. 43 ASPTY-4. Senior Elass Name-THOMAS KEMP N ickmzme-Tom If you can't go around, try to go through it. Major-Agriculture Ambilion-Marines. Yearbrziok-45 Soccer-1, 2, 3, 45 Future Farmers- 2, 3, . Name-RICHARD LANDERS Nickname- Dick A way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Major-Agriculture Ambiaion-To graduate and marry a girl who can coo . Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4g Bowling-53 Basketball-1, 2, Baseball-lg Future Farmers-1, 2, 3, 43 Wayne County Chorus--3. I 965 N ame-ANDREA MARSH Nirkmzme- Andie One may smile and smile and be a villain, Major-Math, Science. Ambition-X-ray Technician. Yearbook-45 G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 49 Bowling-Z, 3, Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers-2, 5, 4: French Club-11 Cheerleader-3, 45 Press Club- 2, 3, 45 Orchestra-15 Senior Play-4. Name-BRIAN LOVELESS Nickname- Bra Good By! l I Major-Art Ambizian-To stay alive. Glee Club-1, 29 Cross Country-1g Tennis-1, 2. Name-JEROME MCQUEEN Nickname- jere It is more important to know where you are going than to see how fast you can get there. Major-Math, Science. Ambilian-Senator to Massachusetts. Glee Club-1, 2g Baseball-1, 25 Cross Country- 2, 33 Track-3. Name-ELSIE MALBONE Nickname- Reg No particular place to go. Major-Homemaking. Ambiiion-To have fun and enjoy life. G.A.A.-1, Bowling-1g Intramurals-1, Future Nurses-2, 3. Name--DENNIS MCRORIE Nickname- Mick Early to rise, ditto to bed, makes a man healthy but socially dead. Major-Math, Science. Arr1biiionwPlenty. Bowling-45 Future Teachers-1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society-3, 45 Dramatics Club-3, 4. N ame-SANDRA MILLER Nickname- Sam Live one day at a time, tomorrow may never come. Major-Business Ambiiion-Peace Corps or Women's Army Corps. Glee Club-1, Yearbook-43 G.A.A.-3, 4g Bowling -43 Intramurals--3, 45 Future Homemakers-45 Senior Play'4. Name'-DAVID O'BRlEN Nickname-David O Grow old along with me to be. Major-Science, Art. Ambition-Attend Art School. Press Club-13 Yearbook-1. The best is yet Name-TIMOTHY MORELL Nickname- Timmy You never really know how late it is until the clock strikes twelve. Major-Math, Science. Ambilion-To be a success in some form of music. Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band. Name-WILLIAM PALMER Nickmzme- Bill What lies behind these truthful eyes, a bit of mischief in disguise. Major-Math, Science. zimbition-Earn my first million quick, then re- tire. Class Officer-3, Glee Club-1, 2, Bowling -43 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball-1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country-1, 2, 3, 43 Band-1, 2, 5, 4. Name-CYNTHIA MUNDY Nickname-Cindy Don't call it education unless it has taught you life's true values. MajariMath, Science. Ambifion-Registered Nurse. Yearbook-4, Future Nurses-2, 3, 45 Honor So- ciety-4. Senior Hass Name-JAMES PASCO Nickname- Quincy A rolling stone gathers no moss? Ambition-Ski Bum. Class Officer-1, 2, Glee Clube-1, 2, 5, 45 Bowl- ing-4g Student Council-35 Basketball-1, 2, 'jg Cross Country-15 Soccer-2, 5, 4, French Club- 1, 23 Coin Clubsl, 2, 33 High School Choir- 3. 43 NYSSMA-4, Wayne County Chorus-3. 45 Honor Society+4. Name-SARAH JEAN REED Nickname-Jean I There is nothing .under heaven so blue that is fairly worth traveling to, unless the going is Major-Math, Science. Ambilion-Control the means. Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling-1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers-1, 2, 3, 4, Band-1, 2, 3, 4, American Field Service-43 Honor Society-3, 4g ASPTY-3. Name-HARRY ROBERTSON Nickname- Hare Good Luck. Major-Math, Science. Ambition-Take life easy. Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling-1, 2, Basketball -1, 2, Soccer-2, 3, Band-1, 2, 3, 43 High Name-BONNIE PENNER Name-MARYLIN PRINDLE Nickname- Buckets Nickname- Prim People never learn, until it's too late. The promises are theirs who take them. Major-Art, Business. Major-Home Economics, Math. enioyedy Ambition-T0 be 3 Beautician, Ambition-To go as far ahead as God lets me go. Glee Club-1, 2, Yearbook-43 G.A.A.--1, Bowl- Yearbook-2, 3, 45 G.A.A.-4, Bowling-1, 2, 3, ing-1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals-15 Future Nurses- 4: Intramurals-1, Future Homemakers-1, 2, 3, 1, High School Choir-1, 2. 4: Senior Play-4. Name-SALLY REED Name--JOAN ROBERTS N ickmzme-Sally N icbmzme-Joni Learn to live and live to learn. Love is, blind and Joan hasn't seen for quite Major-Math, Science. 50535 time. Ambition-Missionary, Md!0 -Maflh Glee C1ub..2, 3, 45 G.A.A.-1, 2' 3, 45 intra. Ambition-Corner the SS market. murals-1, 2, 3, 4: Student C0Ur1Cil-2, 35 Future Class Officer-1, Yearbook-43 G.A.A.-1. 'Bowl- Nurses-4g Press Club-35 High School Choir- ing-2, Library Club-4. 2, 3, 4, Library Club-1. , School Choir-2, 3, 45 Wayne County Chorus- 2 4. Name-LINDA SANT Nickname-Lindy or Lindy Lou Fortune is like glassg the brighter the glitter the more easily broken. Major-Science, Business. Ambition-See the world. Bowling-1, 23 Future Teachers-2, 3, 43 Library Club-5, 4. Name--GLORIA SPROSS Nickname-Glo Live dangerously-die young. Ambilion-To become a beachcomber. Glee.Club-1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook-43 G.A.A.-13 Bowling-1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals-13 Student Coun- Cll-1Q Future Nurses-43 Cheerleader-13 Press Club-4. Name-SANDRA SHARPE Nickname-Sandi - Love ,is the only fire of which there is no insurance. Maja:-Art, Business. Ambilian-To graduate, be happy and successful. Yearbook-43 G.A.A.-lj Bowling41, 2, 43 In- tramurals-1, 2. Name-CAROL UTTER Nirlaname- Care If you don't have something worthwhile to argue over, why argue at all? Major-Business, Homemaking. Ambition-To make him happy. Glee Club-23 Yearbook-3, 4g Press Club-43 Ilsibraryii Club-1, 43 Dramatics Club-53 Senior ay- . Name-JOANNA SNYDER Nickname- J God only knows what's at the end. Cy Waxman. Major-Math, Science. Ambilian-Wildlife Conservationist. Class Officer--2, 33 Glee Clubfl, 2, 5, 43 Yearbook-33 G.A.A.-1, 23 Bowling-1, 23 In- tramurals--1, 23 Future Teachers-13 Press Club -3, 4g Library Club-lg Dramatics Club-5, 4. Senivr 611155 Name-KAY VANDEUSEN Nickname-Kazy Duzy A Smile-it not only makes others feel good but will make you feel better also. Major-Business Ambifion-Pre-School Teacher. Glee Club-1, 2, 5, 43 Yearbook-3, 43 Bowling- 2, 3, 43 Press Club-2, 3, 4g High School Choir- 5, 43 Wayne County Chorus-2. Name-DOROTHY VANFLEET Nickname- Dot I believe in a two party system-one on Friday night and one on Saturday night. Major-Business, Home Economics. Ambition-Private Secretary. Yearbook-1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A.-45 Bowling-1, 2, 5, 45 Intramurals-1, 2, 3, 45 Future Home- makers-1, 2, 3, 45 Press Club-45 Senior Play-4. I 965 Name-SUSAN WILLIAMS Nickname-Susie Don't always believe what is spoken or written. Searching for one's self is the true key to knowledge. Major-Homemaking, Business. Ambition-Nursing. Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook-45 Bowling-15 Future Nurses-3, 45 High School Choir-4. Name-JOAN VANFLEET N irk mzme+jV I don't believe in love at first sight, but I do believe in taking a second look. Major-Business, Home Economics. Ambition-To be happy and successful. Yearbook-1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals-2, 5, 45 G.A.A. -45 Bowling-1, 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers- 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play-3, 45 Press Club-4. Name-RICHARD WINTER Nirkzzame-Helmet Don't live it up unless you can live it down. Major-Math, Science. Amlzilion-Teacher. Glee Clubil, 2, 3, 45 Bowling-25 Intramurals- 1, 2, 35 Future Teachers-2, 5, 45 Band-1, 2, 3, 45 High School Choir-3, 45 Wayne County Chorus-2, 3. Name-LACEY WARD Nickname-Shoelace Truth is beauty. Major-Science, Math, Latin. Ambizion-To build an all-around personality Class Officer-35 Glee Club-1, 2, 3 4 Stud t Council-25 Basketball-15 Baseball-2 Cross Coun try-1, 25 Press Club-23 Band-1 2 3 4 Honor Society-3, 4. Name-KEITH WITHEY Nirkmzme- Creek The richest treasures one may seek may be very close at hand. Major-Art, Business. Ambition-To be a good guitar player Bowling-25 Future Farmers-4. .E Q. E mr' Name-VIRGINIA YOUNG Nickname-Ginny Lost time is like a run always gets worse. Mfzjor-Homemaking, Business. Ambition-Be Successful wife and practical nurse. Yearbook-1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling!2, 3, 43 Intra- Ndme-BONNIE ZIMMERMAN Nirkname-B Z He who laughs last doesn't get it! Major-Math, Science. Ambilian-To keep my head up. G.A.A.-lg Bowling-45 Future Nurses-2, 3. 4g Cheerleader-25 Press Club-2, 3, 4. in a stocking. It murals-4: Future Nurses-2, 3. 43 Future Home- makers-2, 3, 45 Senior Play-4. crzirfr 611155 I 965 A.F.S. Student REKHA .RANI SARUP from Bangalore, India. She studied one year, fPre-university classj at Mount Carnel College, Bangalore, India. Her Parentsg Mr. and Mrs. Mahabir Sarup, live at Bangalore, India. In Wolcott, N.Y. she lives with the Fran Eagleton Family. or S dig f NEP fx l .-5 juniar 611155 Row 1- Jeanne Sanzotta, Kathleen Miller, Cheryl Woodruff, Sharon Doane, Linda Bishop, Linda Rusch, Edith Pickard, Evelyn Pinckney, Vicki Douglas, Donna Taber, Barbara Seymoure, Janice Chapin, Donald Minier, Cynthia Eagleton. Row 2-Helen Doane, james Chatfield, Dee Crane, Kathleen Miner, Cheryl Blaisdell, Patricia Shippers, Olalee Williams, Clara Conklin, Martha Handfield, Elizabeth Katz, jacklyn Galek, Judy Rose, Catherine Zimmerman, Pamela VanDeusen, Diana Kise, Barry Powell, Linda Pickard. Row 3--Richard Shippers, Thomas Park, Barry Blake, Bruce Marsh, Linda Scott, Barbara Govener, Wayne Allen, David Palmer, David Rowe, Gordon Hoople, Robert Lippert, Lee Bastian, Calvin Dorn, Sharron Ibbs, james Topping, Kenneth Redden, Virginia Sant, Emily Cahoon, Russell Teeple, Carol Rhodes. Row 4-joseph Snyder, Mary McQuown, Duane Freeman, William Dietrich, George Henner, Terry Reed, Helen Taylor, Tim Lepper, Edwin Hawkins, James Fowler, Robert johnson, Ronald Webster, George Searle, james Countryman, Ronald Janes, james Sanders, William Chatfield, Noel Tyler, Dean Gordon, Floyd Smith, james Taber. juuivr Glass 0Mcers Sealed: jacklyn Galek-Treasurer, Patricia Shippers- Vice President, William Chatfield-President, Miss Bower. . Standing: Olalee Williams-Secretary, Mr. H. Smith. 28 Sophomnre Hlass Row 1-Catherine Sanzotta, Johanna Sorensen, Ruthanne Silliman, Linda King, Cathy Wells, Lynda'James, Suzanne Stoughtenger, Susan Walker, Linda Clow, Marcia Ellsworth, Sandra Taber, Raw 2-Donna Tallman, Mary Wetherby, jane Isaac, Gloria Connie Wilcox, Michael Bentley, William Payne, JoAnn Raw 3-Janet Cross, Kathy Stell, Ron Williams, Cynthia Bush, Coman, Elliot Fisher, Hope Hirsh, Penelope Fowler, Gary Campbell, Allan Caster, jack Hirsh. Row 4-Leon Hutchings, Donald Lockwood, Michael Douglas, Wright, Stephen Henry, David Crane, Mark Weber, Thomas David Mitchell, Steve Sutton, jeff Harper, john Mason, Eug Diana Cornish, Nancy Robbins, Christine Lupo. Bowman, Kristine DeVol, jerry Laird, Allan Wood, David Bieth, Sears, Marion Wickman, Izetta Correll, Mavio Hall. Howard Doty, Dennis Blake, Judy Smith, Clara Cotten, Florence Bake, Robert Miller, Bonita Vanderbrook, Cheryl Kise, Lewis Terry Wadsworth, Gary Galek, james Teeple, john Teeple, Cleo Brinkman, George Fowler, Richard Coomber, Nicholas Fantley, ene Shippers, Donald Withey, Mark Gillette. Svphvmore 611155 Ofkcers Seated: Mrs. Coman, Mr. Andrews. Slamz'ing.' jeff Harper-Secretary, William Payne- President, Gary Galek-Vice President, Catherine Sanzotta-Treasurer. 29 5'rcsl1mar1 Hlass Raw 1-Gilda Topping, Patricia Powell, Dale Palmer, Kathy Horn, Linda Vezzose, Debra Soules, JoAnn Rusch, Beverly Doane, Cyndi Baker. Row 2-Sue Byork, Ruthie Petit, Susan McQueen, Linda Campbell, Sandra Harris, Joann Youngman, Amy Conklin, Katherine Smith, Patricia Kellar, Brian Marsh, Terry Stafford, David Pollay, Randy Jackson, Edward Bundy. Row 3-Barbara Buckholtz, June Taber, Brian Dorn, Marcha Waterman, Patricia Talman, James Hoople, Robert Fowler, Betty Ridgeway, RaeAnn Haughey, Pat Rusco, Charmaine Hughes, Darlene Harnden, Sharon Maust, Prudy Crombach, Sally Streeter, Ron Stewart, Bonnie Butler, Patricia Smith, William Shove, James Batzold, Joan Miller, Marjorie Nichols. Row 4-Dale Mundy, Michael Laird, Janice Chestnut, Paticia Miner, Linda Galvin, MaryLou Crane, Arnie Rising, Larry Maust, Dale Countryman, Ray Correll, Donald Dates, Frank LaPlaca, Roger Hyde, Bill Shove, John Rush, Joyce McQuown, Dawn Everett, June Duval, Donald Card, Edward Chatfield, James Paylor, David Eldred. Row 5-Marilyn Smith, Sharon Crane, Robert Windom, Terry Sears, John Powell, Dennis Webster, Carl Raymond, William Wiltsie, Gary Bryent, Robert Mettler, Ron Crane, Gerry Miner, John VanDyne, Charles Stebbins, Thomas Resue, Randy Gillette, ,Dennis Morgan, Arthur Ellsworth, Kathy Shippers, Eleanor Curtis, Dennis McNeally. bircshman glass 0ff7cers Sealed: Terry Sears-President, Dale Palmer-Secretary, Mrs Foster, Mr. Compitello. Standing: James Hoople-Vice President, Ronald Crane-Treas urer. 30 MRS. REEVES Row 1-Deborah Wickman, Jean- nine Dutcher, Sharon Berry, Randy Webster, Gloria Hardy, Coral McDowell, Richard Briggs. Row 2-Leslie Taber, Noreen Wetherby, Ted Mandy, Richard Winnett, Susie Welch, Mrs. Reeves, Lorraine Bowman, Sharon Malbone, Patricia Col- lier, Brenda Hirsh, Janet Katz. Row 3-Charles Miller, Delbert Crouch, John Keller, Paul Reed, Lorna Taber, Harry Snyder, Margaret Duemmel, Joseph Smith, Donna Miner, Greggory Mazur, Percy White, Allen Rowe. Alzfem'-Sandra Horn, Joyce Lasher, Robert Cahoon. junior J-Hgh MRS. VALENTINE Row 1-Robert Wickman Patricia Utter, Joyce Decker, Katheryn Versprill, Mrs. Val- entine, Marilyn Payne, Steven Cotten, Leslie Chatfield, Mary Lou Stevens. Row 2-Gary Tyler, Pamela Par- ton, Cathy Allen, Katherine Manning, Evelyn Jones, Nancy Countryman, Cynthia Maybe, Shirley Snyder, Debra Loveless, Cynthia Andrews, Ellynn Rus- sell, Robert Searle, Philip Eygnor. Row 3-Terry Blaisdell, Dennis Topping, Philip Harnden, Robert Fowler, Donald Hatter, Laurence Rice, David Fowler, Kevin Molyneux, Betty Bald- win, Jeffery Mull, George Van- Gelder, Patrick Redden, Kath- ryn Hakes, Paul Winter. Abxenz-Margaret Vezzose. 1 MRS. SKINNER Row 1-Ike Provo, Thomas Sdebbins, Mrs. Skinner, Kath- erine O'Brien, Deborah Howell. Row 2-Bruce Countryman, Christine Countryman, Patricia Hyde, Alice Silliman, Glenn Teeple, Kay Crane, Patricia Taber, Linda Youngman, Michael Nichols. Row 3-Dean Hanson, Danny Curtis, Robert FitzMaurice, Mark McMillin, George Buck- alew, William Horn, Edwin Hughes, Sally Crane, Roger Crane, William Maybe, Robert Winter, Peter Dean. Absent-Edwin Lopo 32 junizfr High MRS. NELSON Row 1-Linda Palmer, Sharon Waldorf, Ruth Metler, Sarah Thomas, Mrs. Nelson, Dean Owen, Barbara Pettit, Leo Ticconi. Raw 2-Judith Godkin, Linda Cornish, Marilyn Topping, April Hatter, Linda Yates, Loraine Webster, Evelyn Davis, Jeannine Doty, Becky Harper, Bruce Galek, Karen Bishop, Thomas Duemmel, Linda Ray- mond. Row 3--Eppie MacDougall, David Shippers, Robert Cling- erman, Terry Morgan, Nancy Welch, Glenn Miller, Willie Windom, Joe Heindl, James Shippers, Keith Flint, Diane johnson, Gale Hilliker, Leah Reed, Vincent Redden. AbJent4Andrew Wadsworth MR. TREASURE 7th Row 1-Marshall Handfield, Thomas Bundy, Mr. Treasure, Johnathan Everetts, Mary Zimmerman, jack Hatter. Rauf 2-Wendy Bishop, Marsha Hall, Philip White, Joanne Kitchen, Star Gillett, Carol Williams, john Paylor, Mary Ruhm, Marjorie Wood. Row 3-Robert Powers, Ronald Colvin, Ronald Caster, Robert Milliman, Stephen Hyde, Michael Miner, David Soules, Robert Leige,'Raymond Duem- mel, james Henner, Stephen Galvin, Otis Vezzose, Chris- tian Gilchrist. Abrenl-Kit Walker. iunivr High MR. WASHBURN 7th Row 1-William Everett, Paul Powell, Mr. Washburn, Alan Douglass, Michael Kenny, Eric VanDuesen. Row 2-Sharon DePauw, Stanley Hyde, Eugene Dorn, Christine Hixon, Margaret Coman, Randy Mills, Marsha Howland, Stephen Isaac, Marva Miller. Row 3-Debra Stevenson, Mary Ann Gilchrist, Daniel Wood, Thomas Bryant, Michael Col- lier, Larry Hutchings, Charles Palmer, David Householder, Charles Putman, George james, Martha Duemmel, Linda Rose. MRS. DORN 7th Row 1-Mary Camman, Barry Countryman, Mrs. Dorn, Phylis Shove, Marvin Decker. Row 2-Robert McQuown, Mark Laird, Dawn Wilson, Edward Schramm, Steven Crouch, Karen Noble, Katherine Rusco, Celesta Harter. Row 3-Henry Wetherby, John Weber, Jeanne Silliman, Wil- liam Mumford, Richard Galek, Larry Curtis, David VanLiere, Henry Francis, Michael Kelley, Bonny Horn. Abrenl-Patricia Morell, Donald Chestnut. junivr High 34 JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB fn' x 9' -44 l fl!! 1 vi 5: 'ul - , ,z p ang V , x x l' My MR. STRONG Row 1-Katherine Wright, Tracy Gillette, Rinda Bowen, Stacey Wolfe, Joyce Simone, Dianna Mettler, Brenda Waterman, Bonney Milan. Row 2-james Stevens, Ralph Collier: Charles Bacon, Stephn VanDuyne, Mr. Robert Strong, Ronald Hanson, James Allen, Aaron Petrosino, David Thompson. Row 3-Arther Alguist, Linda Shippers, john Reed, Donald Chatfield, Rince Freeman, Bernand Chase, jacqualyn Rice, Garry Malbone, Karen Bush, Wendy Douglas, Glenn Minier. Abrenz-Cynthia Salsbery. 36 Siiffh Grade MRS. JOHNSON Row 1-Vickie Keeton, Brenda Taber, Susan Bidwell, Sandra jackson, Constance Mills, Darlene Card, Yvonne Wil- cox. Row 2-Mrs. Virginia Johnson, Charles Wadsworth, Gene King, Ronald Howland, Fred- rick Kenney, William Redden, Leo Mander. Row 3-Cynthia Doty, Roberta Mull, Howard Skinner, Maxine Burch, Robert Kellar, Kathleen DeVol, Mark Warren, George jones, Lee Shippers, Linda Flynn. A b J e n 1-Rosemary Gordon, Linda White, Deborrah Senior, Clifford Green. Q MRS, BURDICK Row 1-Cathy Gregg, Patricia Eldred, Ellen Conklin, LuAnn Stevenson, Sally Ann Miller, Pamela Wright, Karen Pettit. Row 2-Steven Palmer, Roger Milliman, Mark Purdum, 'Philip Versprill, Timothy Capron, Dale McMillin, Thomas Wor- den, james Wiltsie, Mrs. Mary Burdick. Row 3-Michael McGinn, joseph Webster, Brenda Starr, Debora Watson, Thomas Sey- more, Dale McNeilly, john Crane, Greggory Miner, Harold Keller, Jacqueline Duval, Betty Givins. Aluenz-Donald Allen. Siifflz Grade MR. MARNANE Row 1-Dale Bowman, Cecelia Harter, Dale Douglass, Beth Hoople, Diane Eygnor, Linda Reynolds, Penny Vezzose, Richard Topping. Row 2-Mr. Marnane, Thane Kelley, Steven I.aClaire, john Soules, jack Stuck, Steven VanAmbrg, Donald Dougherty. Row 3-Vernon Simmons, Kar- ter Loveless, MaryAnn Scott, Cindy Marsden, Shelley Ver- burg, Charles Stoughtenger, Brian Mills, Jeannette Milli- man, Rhonda Hammond,'Vir- ginia Camman, Bonnie Lind- ner. Almrenl-Kim VanVleck, Claude Wood. MRS. FRANSISCO Row 1-James LaPlaca, Daryl Rose, Richard Baker, Gary Allen, Dana Crane, Alferd Rusch, Michael Miller, Ruedi Mundwiler. Row 2-James Gillette, Ray Royce, Stephen Lepper, Rod- ney Malbone, Robert Hakes, Danniel McQuown, Michael Williams, Damiel Reed, Joseph Egnor, Mrs. Fransisco. Row 3-Jean Hyde, Mary Kaye Bacon, Melissa Howland, Ann Duncan, Debra Provo, Sharon Sharpe, Karen Redden, Joyce Hyde, Frances Kenyon, Chris- tine Andrus. 38 Zffh Grade MISS TULLAR Row 1-Karen Marsh, Eliane Hixon, Fay Smith, Yvonne Burnett, Sharon Carvey, Re- becca Sears, Rosemary Hardy, Linda Miller. Row 2-Robert Duncan, Richard Mumford, Roger J a m e s Harold Rice, Fredrick Bundy, Lynn Chatfield, Jack Roberts, Todd Decker, Miss Tullar. Row 3-Mathew Douglas, Den- nis Decker, Garry Bellinger, Nancy Shippers, Margaret Thomas, Judy Welch, Jacqu- line Miner, Mathew Smith, Joseph Cahoon, Garry Wilcox. Abrenz-David Teeter, 'Rosetta Francis. MR. MCDONALD Row 1-Jean Malbone, Kathleen Bassett, Helen VanDuyne, Beverly Mander, Fredrick Zimmerman, Kevin Woodruff, Sally McDowell, Thomas wefhefb Row 2-Mr. McDonal , S erree Rusco, Homer Dingman, Wil- liam Henner, Mariann Topping, Thomas Wilcox, Laura 'Murry, Scott Hoskins, Robert Mc- Dowell, Mr. Fehr fcadetl. y. dh Row 3-David McDougall Pene- lope Walker, Rosa Green, Terri Parton, ud Briggs J Y , Dale Waite, Henry Singletary, Loicinda Kline, Joanne Hunt, Sandra Rotach, Evan Tyler. Abfenz-Karen Buchanan. Zffh Grade MR. TAYLOR Row 1-Daniel Sanzotta, Lewis Manley, Ronald Wilcox, Patrick Nichols, Rodney Pet- rosino, Charles Douglas. Row 2-Mr. Taylor, Marjorie Flynn, Fay Bowen, Johanna Lbisevic, Vira Utter, Kathleen Topping, Laura Coman, Beverly Simmons, Caroline Everett. Row 3-Douglas Hirsh, Ricky Chase, John, Ticconi, Leo Delarn, Lavonne Galek, Dorothy Irnlancl, Thomas Dutcher, Christina Kelley, john Rotach, MISS METCALF Row 1-john Dietrich, Roger Putman, Gerard Francisco, Brian Stewart, Mac Brown, Edwin Jarvis, Walter Dudley, Roy Kemp. Row 2-Virginia Kenny, Carol Yates, Roberta Stothard, jackie Katz, Deborah Reynolds, Anna Mumford, Janise Raymond, Mary Ellen Duemmel, Miss Metcalf. Row 3-Daniel Valentine, Brett Rising, Mary Paylor, Timothy Henry, Mark VanVleck, Gary Mettler, Scott Maybe, Laurie Mull, Virginia Crane, Penny MacDougall. Abrenl-Becky Mundy, Kenneth Kellar. 40 l Qrfurfh Grade MRS. RUSSELL Row 1-Virginia Wiltsie, Gary Allen, Roberta Taber, Susan Pinckney, Diane White, Brian Teeter, Kenneth Pribull. Row 2-Deborah Goodrich, Diane Purclum, Bonnie Sen- nett, Deborah Yates, David Smith, Deborah Mundwiler, Karen Wolfe, Melinda How- land, Linda McKnelevey, Chris- tine Sipes. Row 3-Marvin Tryon, Darlene Dawson, Mary Teeple, james Simmons, Robert Dougherty, William Williams, Cornelius Ellis, Charles Andrus, Hilde Taylor, Allan Gay, Terry Ward, Kenneth Dobbin. MRS. COON Row 1-Robert Stuhler, Kim Wright, john Budinock, jo- anne Gowers, Robert Chat- field, Roger Utter, Edward jordan. Row 2-Mrs. Coon, Thomas Dorn, jesse Ellis, Lawrance Galek, Richard Crane, Lee Ibbs, Michael Palmer, Ronald Barns, Raymond Iocco, Row 3-janet Wiltsie, Debra Valentine, Ruth Mazur, Patricia Allen, Candace Mills, Susan Lambert, Patty Green, Cynthia Watson, Charlene Tryon, Ruth Taylor, Alice King. Abyenz-Heather Lupo. glfllfffl Grade MRS. EDINGER Row 1-Kathleen Webster, David Stevens, Lucinda Lang- don, Randy Noble, Dennis Verkest, Wesley Reed, james Morgan. Raw 2-Rebecha Stevenson, George Weatherby, Terry Powell, Peter Gillette, Darryl Laird, Bruce Redden, Robert Reynolds, Clinton Lively. Row 3-Linda Buettner, David Guinup, Terri Wilson, Terry Curtis, Terry Pollay, Pamela Clingerman, Brenda Miller, Nancy Camman, Hollis Chapin, Kathleen Heindl', Shirley Williams, Mrs. Edin- ger. MISS BENNETT Row 1-Dale Dawnin, Murri Decker, Donna Pettit, Philip Rasbeck, Carlton Topping, james Cahoon. Row 2-Miss Bennett, Patricia Paylor, Linda Buchanan, Lou Ann Wilkinson, Linda Allen, Cecelia Hardy, Mary Ridge- way, Robin Reyn, Claudia Wetherby. Row 3-David Snyder, William Taylor, Michael Soper, Robert Caster, Keith Bulmen, Deborah Murray, Terry Smith, Terri Woods, Lynn Sharpe, Susan King. 42 Ulm! Grade MRS. ROBBINS Rauf 1-Larry Malbone, Dawn Stevens, Patricia Zimmerman, Christine Williams, JoAnn Reynolds, jean Redden, Thomas Interlichia, Daniel Coomber. Raw 2-Patricia Putman, Cheryl Reed, Sharon Rice, Virginia Pickard, janet Howland, Steve Milan, Clyde Ellis, Carl Isbell. Row 3-Mrs. Robbins, Charles Bush, Gloria Chaffee, Sylvia Sneed, Leslie Gillette, Cindy Bulmer, Daryl Freeman, Gail Hatter, Barbara Wilson. Abrenz-Joanne Dutcher. MRS. PAYNE Row 1-Edward Walrath, Ed- ward Mander, Cheryl Miller, Laurie Burnett, Robin Thomas, Victoria Wickman, Jeffery Kelley. Row 2-Richard Pinckney, Amy Maybe, Cindy Sanzotta, Cheryl Jarvis, Laura Conrow, Phillip Reed, Joseph Conlin, Rebecha Rotach, Mrs. Payne. Rauf 3-Wesley Collier, Thomas Harter, Sharon Stuck, Judy Pribulo, Philip Andrus, Sandra Kellar, Dennis Hughes, Joey VanLiere, Jarvis DeVol. Chin! Grade MRS. CRANE Row 1-Donald Fellows, Steph- anie Verkest, Lydia Hakes Shelly Jackson, Darlene Coun- tryman, June Isaac, Nathan Wynn. Row 2-Mrs. Cane, Eric Mills, Linda Powers, Jeffery Stuck, Randi Rush, Ronald Rose, Larry Kline, Laurie Flynn, Miss McPherson. Row 3-Daloris Bradley, Philip Furber, Michael Briggs, Janet Galek, Margarett Crane, Robin Thomas, Ricky McQuown, Karen Rhodes, Sharon Green, Kathlene Hunt, John Gallo. Compliments of GALLO'S WOLCOTT OUTLET 43 y MISS EYGNOR Row 14Patricia Bacon, Sandra Wiltsie, Carolyn Stevenson, Jeffery Washburn, Sandra Sen- nett, James Interichia, Robert Gowers. Row 2-Miss Eygnor, Connie Dudly, Cindy O'Dell, Karin Taber, John Manders, Mary Ann Preston, Lorrie Wiggins, Joanne Wright, Sheila Rising, Cindy Ivisevic. Row 3-Jeffery Thompson, Debra Kellar, Helen Young- man, Mark Neal, James Flynn, Donald Hirsh, Terry James, Robert Yarrow, Richard Til- lack, Thomas Simmons, Vic- toria Smith. 44 Seem! Grade MRS. SHARPE Row 1-Linda Smith, 'Walter Dodge, Kim Kelley, Linda Wiltsie, Lynnette Sprague, Sharm Taber, Ronnie Douglas. Row 2-Mrs. Sharpe, Christine Batzold, Donald Barnes, Wil- liam Ryan, David Williams, Nancy Petrosino, Betty Lou Walrath, William Bidwell, Lisa Mull. Row 3-Randy Hudson, Janice Duval, Kandy Iocco, Cheryl Rice, Amanda Ellis, Pauline Tryon, James Pickard, William Dingman. Abrenz-Penney Gilbert, Barbara Givens. MRS. TANNER Row 1-Colleen Camman, Susan Paylor, Michael Galek, JoAnna Everett, Christine Budinock, Wayne Blaisdell, Bonnie Dud- ley. Row 2-Mrs. Tanner, Richie Hoople, Donald Murry, joseph Collier, Summer Wilson, Jeanne Allen, Peter Winnett, Martha Stevens, Michael Wat- son. Row 3-Geraldine VanDuyne, David Waite, Kevin Thomas, Michael Eygnor, Arthur Chase, john DeWispelaere, Larry De- pauw, Patricia LaPlaca, Kathy VerSluys, William Lee Milan. Sccrfnzl Grade MRS. BRADBURY Row 1hSusan Buettner, Dawn Roberts, Nancy Sipes, Merry Lyn Behm, Margarett Leird, Denice Wynn. Row 2-Mrs. Bradbury, Dale Webster, Marvin Reed, Walter Stuhler, Dale Soper, Michael Thomson, David Lambert. Row 3-Marvin Singletary, Charlotte Tryon, Gloria Brad- ley, Deborah Stoughtenger, Steven Strong, Christian Reyn, Deborah Sharpe, Patricia Sears. Abxenl-William Horn, Roger Gay, Peggy Ann Green, MRS. BAUER Row 1-Debra Mander, Debra Carvey, Barbara Crane, Andrea Rusco, Rebecca Reed, Aimee DeWispelaere. Raw 2-Bret Keeton, Carol Hyde, Donna Freeman, Kevin Thompson, Alice Youngman, james Stuck, Diane Reynolds, Mrs. Bauer. Row 3-Scott Flora, Ronald Coon, Tod Elsworth, Michael Mumford, Lisa Taylor, Ken- neth Sneed, Lawrence King, William McQuown, William Kemp. Absenz-Kathy Mettler, Joyce Duval, Susan Sharpe. 46 Hrs! Grade MRS. VANAUKEN Row 1-Diane VerSluys, Tammy Baker, Mary 'Ann Carvey, Luella Bundy, Karen Wiltsie, Pamela Washburn, Dean Roberts, William Isbell. Row 2-Dennis Adams, Ray Wynn, Ronald Chapman, Cynthia Waterman, Mrs. Van Auken, Carla Beadle, Ronald Burnett, William Cathy, Mark Rose. Row 3-Marie Khoury, Nelson Bowen, Frank Jarvis, Robert Stuck, john Shafer, Belinda Everett, Doreen Freeman, Karen Prudom, Cindy Hakes, Deborah Halstead, Penny An- drus. MRS. PARTON Row 1-Gerald Trine, Terry Wickman, Marion Harper, Terry Utter, Christopher Stewart, Virginia Weaver, june Bartlet, Joanne Wilcox. Row 2-Patti Pinckney, Gary Countryman, Christine Rood, Robin DeMass, Barbara Rusch, Sandra Henry, Allen Flint, Cynthia Flynn, Mrs. Parton. Row 3-Christine Darling, Kevin Bulmer, Darryl Reynolds, Michael Burnett, Bernard Snyder, Katherine Smith, De- borah Riggs, Cheryl Watson, Barbara Burlew, Trudy Welch. Abrenl-Leondria Hardy. Hrs! Grade MISS DZIAK Row 1-Jeffery Royce, Douglas Shear, Ricky Miller, Richard Sipes, Mark Williams, Steven jordan, Terry Horn. Row 2-Mindy Cahoon, Denice Teeter, Tammy West, Eliza- beth Murray, Heidi Raymond, Diane Rotach, Sandra Wright. Row 3-Betty jane Rush, Sharon Barnes, Gloria Sperry, Diana Crane, Shawn McGinn, Lorrie Paul, Arthur Chapin, Ray- mond King, Deborah Simone, Harry Thomas. Abfenl-Garry Reynolds, Julie Ferris. MRS. COUNTRYMAN Row 1-Jeffery Williams, Ey- vone Bowman, Linda Ridge- way, Patricia Capron, Diane Hixon, Bobbi Anne Capron, Brien Neil. Raw 2-Teha Thomas, john Gillette, William MacDougall, Allen Givens, Allen Young- man, Michael Allen. Raw 3-Christofer Winter, Eric Chase, Theresa Thurner, Wil- ma Gean Scott, Charlott Simmons, Sandra Vezzose, Linda Halstead, Wadi Khoury, Richard Wiggins, Brett Furber. Abrent-Tibor Finta, Lorraine Greene. 48 ldudergarfen iflflrfruirzg MRS. SPARNON Row 1-Shane Verburg, .Russell Camman, Lorriane Fry, Nena Thomas, Leigh Marsh, Teresa Bowman. Row 2-Betty Smith, Robert Richburg, Jeanette Cathy, Linda Hirsh, James Kelly, Mrs. Sparnon. Row 3-Kathy Wafler, Grady Kemp jr., Keith Thomas, Lessli Rotach, Shirley Bellin- ger, Richard Lewis, Erric Wright, David Hakes. Abrenl-Phillip Green, Terri Ferris, Diana Craddock. MRS. SPARNON Row 1-Mark Interlichia, Lori Fay, Joseph Gallo, Raymond Dougherty, Melva Hall, Tina Wright, Christopher Rockburn. Raw 2-Mrs. Sparnon, Bonnie Gowers, Brectt Teeter, Sarah Hoople, Gary Moody, Char- lene Blankley, Mark Trine, Richard Reyn. Row 3-Brenda Burlew, james Wilconson, Lee Porter, Tracy Ryan, Mark Wilson, Ike Ship- pers, Ronnald Countryman. Abrenl-Joyce Lancaster. Mudcrgarfeu Affvruaou MRS. COUNTRYMAN Row 1-David King, Philip Collier, Michelle Flynn , Debbie Horn, Daniel Garret, Thomas Paul. Row 1-Geoffrey Wiggins, Donald Graham, Daniel Graham, jamie Flint, Nancy Riggs, Mrs. Countryman. Row 3-Susan Twentyfive, jo- anne Reed, Pamela Smith, Lu- ella Tryon, Teri Burcroff, Katherine Kuczenski, Penny Curtis, Terence Tillack. Abfenl-Jack Maybe. Special 611155 Row 1-Seazed: Robert Shafer, Richard Wollek Conlin, 1 Salisbury, Richard Terry Warters, Andy Kenneth Dingy. Row 2-Standing: Virginia Sperry, Robert Intyre, Hayes, Capron, Stanley Arthur Youngman, Kurek, George Mc- james Lively, Mrs. Sharon Stevens, Robin Jean Fitzpatrick, McKelvey. . S . . . Q' 5 ' ' V A I Q5-QQ f 1? r f'lL,,: ,, 4 ,gf , 11 S1054 C 'ff' 51,2 in Q4 'wr 9 ' 3' 4: Jaw Rf J CY 3,05 Student Hound! Sealed: Gilda Topping, Mark Purdun, Patricia Taber, Aaron Petrosino, Janice Chapin, Mrs. Mowry, Thomas Ticconi, Cheryl jackson, Robert Chapin, Cynthia Eagleton, Bruce Marsh, Kim Decker. Sianding: Mark' Gillette, Charles Palmer, Leah Reed, janet Cross, Leslie Alteri, Pamela Parton, Randy Jackson, Christian Gilchrist, Lee Shippers, Charles Stoughtenger. As this issue of .Roll Call goes to press only half of the Student Council's accomplishments and activities can be recorded. The period from October 1, 1964 to February 9, 1965, therefore, will be presented to preserve a likeness of the 1964-65 Leavenworth Central School Student Council. The officers are: President-Robert Chapin, Vice-President-Cindy Eagletong Secretary-Cheryl jackson, Treasurer-Bruce Marsh, and Parliamentarian-Thomas Ticconi. During the month of October the victorious Patriotic Party's platform was presented for Student Council consideration by President Bob Chapin. Of these, four points were approved by the administration, and committees were set up to bring these planks into reality. They are: 111 a sports score poster on three floors posting the score of all Leavenworth athletic contests, Q25 Student Council Bulletin board opposite Room 214, Q31 waste baskets in the halls, and Q41 record hops after basketball games. Also, the Halloween Party was organized bv the Student Council and collection of the annual 2593 tax was undertaken by the representatives. A 'l'Also in November, the waste baskets were put in the halls on the top floor. A tea for Rekha Sarup, foreign exchange student, was being planned. On December 8, the tea was held in the homemaking room. 'l tOn Dec. 15 meeting, a door decoration contest was sponsored by the Council and a student-of-the-month and an A.F.S. assembly was proposed. i In January, the first Student-of-the-month was chosen, one for the High School and one for Junior High. Record hops were success- fully held after some of the home games during the basketball season. Richard Nixon is the current disk jockey. On February 2, a joint International Day was held at Leavenworth by the A.F.S. Club and the Student Council, at which A.F.S. students from all over the county presented an assembly. A reception and record hop held the spotlight from 2:50 to 3:30 to complete the day. The Student Council has been working on a new Constitution and expects to have it approved by the administration and voted on by the student body in the near future. Preceding have been some of the highlights in the Student Council's business and accomplishments. Council members foresee more activities for the benefit of Leavenworth Central School and hope that the remainder of the year will be as active and fruitful. 'In November, Mrs. Carl Katz, president of the Wolcott Chapter of the American Field Service, visited a Council meeting and proposed .the establish- ment of an A.F.S. club at Leavenworth Central. At the close of the meeting, there was a unanimous vote in favor of forming this organization. MTo promote membership in the A.F.S. Club, the Council asked Mrs. Katz and the recently appointed Club advisers, Miss Nancy Bower and Miss Betsy Kinsey, to explain the aims of the new organization at the tea. 52 The Wolcott Chapter of the National Honor Society, following the fall induction, had a membership of 19 students from the Junior and Senior classes. As projects for the year, members continued operation of the paperback bookstore and also continued the system by which awards will be given to deserving non-members of the Society for scholastic achievement. firmer Sacicfy Sealed: Mrs. Coman, Marian Smith, Joanne Minier, Lacey Ward, Victor Galek, Mrs, Black. Row 2-Rekha Sarup, Elizabeth Katz, Cynthia Mundy, Cynthia Eagletonjanice Chapin, Irma DeRoose, Row 3-Robert Chapin, Timothy Lepper, Dennis McRorie, Gorden Hoople, james Pasco, Bruce Marsh, Barry Blake, Martha Handfield Jean Reed. Officers: Lacy Wfard-President, Victor Galek-Vice President, Joanne Minier-Secretary, Marian Smith-Treasurer. Abrenl-Mr. Harold Smith. 53 Press 61116 Row 1-Gregory Harris, Barry Blake, Donna Taber4Sports Editors, Eliza- beth Katz-Art Editor, Kay Van- Deusen, Jack Donnelly-Feature Ed- itor. Row 2-Sandra Sharpe, Joanne Minier, goan VanFleet, Dorothy Van- Fleet, C eryl Blaisdell-Typists. Row 3-Bruce Marsh-Editor, Linda Ray- mond, Coral McDowell, Janet Katz, Michael Bentley, Joanna Snyder, Janice Chapin, Bonnie Zimmerman, Rekha Sarup, Nancy Robbins, Ellyn Russell, Vickie Douglas, Mrs. Mowry. Raw 4-Mark Weber, Clara Conklin, Virginia Sant, Andrea Marsh, Gloria Spross, David O'Brien, Calvin Dorn, Mark Gillette, William Payne. The Leavenworth Pen mimeographed school newspaper, is published by the L.C.S. press club each month. Profusely Illustrated, this year's issues contain such regular features as, senior sketches, the roving reporter, Dear Madeline, and the Perless Prophet Predicts, plus through coverage of sports, music, art, and club and class news, The foreign exchange student also writes a regular column. Throughout the year, the staff conducts student polls on such issues as smoking, in February the staff conducted a Matchmaker's questionnaire. The Leavenworth Pen is a member of ESSPA fthe Empire State School Press Associationj and in September 1964 a number of staff members attended the Annual conference in Syracuse. Membership is open to all junior and senior high students interested in journalism or news reporting. Dramatic 61116 Stqndifg fcenterl Elisabeth Coman, Lymg own-Janet Cross. Kneeling- Bruce Marsh, Joanna Snyder, Kath- erine Zimmerman. Seaie : Marjorie Nichols, Marylin Smith, Joann Youngman, Nancy Robbins, David Rowe, Clara Cotten, Vicky Douglas, Mrs. Foster. Standing: Mark Gillette, Joan Miller, Amy Conklin, dune Taber, Virginia Sant, Clara Con lin, Allan Caster, Mrs. Coman, Elizabeth Katz, Andrea Marsh, Richard Shipp- ers, Donna Taber, Calvin Dorn tladderj. The dramatic club was or- ganized in 1963. The L.C.S. dramatics Club calling itself The New-Vic Company is com- posed of students interested in the theatre arts, acting, makeup, lighting and scenery. Although the club has not produced any plays, so far dur- ing the 1964-65 school year, it is planning to stage some one act plays in the spring. ?ufure Nurses Row I-Joanne Minier, Bonnie Zimm- erman, Mary Wetherby, Linda Clow. Row A2-Mrs. Sims, Janice Chapin, Cynthia Mundy, Susan Williams. Raw 3-Virginia Young, Dee Crane, Cynthia Bush, Sally Reed, Cheryl jackson, jacklyn Galek, Barbara Govener, Hope Hirsh, Gloria Spross, Virginia Sant, Wayne Allen. The Calla Green chapter of the Future Teachers of America is having a busy year. Projects have been lined up for members to visit at least one State Uni- versity and a possible private college by June. The members for the first year have had the chance to feel what it is like behind the desk. Thanks to the cooperation of the admin istration and faculty, each member was allowed to substitute for a teacher of 'his choice in either the elementary or secondary level. Row 1-Miss Bower, Clara Conklin, Emily Cahoon, Jane Isaac, Mavis Hall, Row 2-Tom Ticconi, Joanne Minier, Irma DeRooSe, Martha Handfield, Patricia Shippers, Linda Sant, Flor- ence Coman, Donna Taber. Raw 3- Bruce Marsh, Dennis McRorie, Richard Winters, Calvin Dorn, Jean Reed, Elizabeth Katz, David Beith. 56 Swurc' Ceachers 9ufurcf ffomcmakers Row 1-Linda Yates, Cheryl Kise, Linda Raymond, Patricia Powell, Evelyn Jones, Kathryn Versprill, Pamela VanDeusen. Row 2-Dorothy VanFleet, Marylin Prindle-Sec- retaryg Bonita Vanderbrook, Edith Pickard-Vice Presidentg Virginia Young-Presidentg Linda King, Joan VanFleet-Treasurerg Miss Yatarola. Raw 3-Linda Pickard, Judy Smith, Dee Crane, Shirley Sny er, Cynthia Maybe, Nancy Welch, Kathleen Miner, Mary Lou Crane, Norma Duemmel, Diana Kise, Sharon Maust, Beverly Doane. Aluent-jeanne'Doty, Brenda Hirsh, Sandra Miller. The Future Homemakers Association of L.C.S. this year was in the capable hands of a new advisor, Miss Yatarola. F.H.A. held its annual installation of officers and new members in October, '64. This year we did away with all the silliness. At first we tried to get just senior high girls to join, but it didn't work out. So now the group consists of 8th grade girls and senior high girls. F.H.A. is open to all girls in grades 8 through 12. We have held several bake sales this year. One was at the School Fair and the other was at the Halloween Party. February 8 was the most important, because the proceeds went to C.A.R.E. and the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library. As this yearbook goes to press, the club is planning on holding a Mother and Daughter Banquet. It will be held at a local restaurant. We haven't decided yet as to time and place. I would like to thank our most capable advisor for all her help and advice this year. Thank you, Miss Yatarola. , , , Virginia Young President F.H.A. Row 1-Tim Dean, james Chatfield, Robert Wright, Mr. Fisk, Thomas Kemp, Leon Talman, David Lasher. Row 2wFrederick Tryon, Gerald Miner, George Henner, Donald Hatter, Edward Waldorf, Gerald Leird. Aluen! Val Centers. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization made up of boys studying Agriculture. The local school chapters are combined to make the County Chapter. The County Chapters make up the State Chapter and the State Chapters the National Chapter. The local Wolcott Chapter is at present working on a Soil Conservation County and State Projectf Last year the Wolcott Chapter won first and second place. Another project is the re- modeling Dairy Barn to include modern automation, screw feed- ing, liquid manure, bulk milk tank. Exhibits were made at the Fruit and Vegetable Show in Rochester in january. 0 I + . ZS 61116 Row I-Michael Bentley, Catherine Zimmerman, janet Cross, Donna Taber, Janice Chapin, Cynthia Eagleton, Joanna Snyder, William Payne.'Sea1ed Row 2-Miss Kinsey, Marian Smith, jean Reed, Rekha Sarup, William Palmer, Miss Bower, Bruce Marsh. Standing: Marylin Smith, Clara Conklin, Gordon Hoople, John Donnelly, Clara Cotten, Michael Douglas, Robert Chapin, james Pasco, Mark Gillette, Martha Handfield, Elisabeth Coman, Elizabeth Katz, Sally Reed. Officers: jean Reed-Presidentg William Palmer-Vice Presidentg Marian Smith-Secretary-Treasurer. The Wolcott Chapter of the American Field Service Club was organized this year. The purpose of our club is to aid foreign students in getting settled in our community and school affairs. We also plan on keeping students we send abroad informed as to the current events happening at home. Our club provides entertainment for the exchange students visiting our school during the school year as well as in the summer months. Plans have been made to sell shares to people in the community with the goal of raising funds to send students abroad and bring a foreign student into our community as part of the exchange program. 59 ll E 679 J, is Epi 3 We Music' fusfrucfars Mr. Joseph Handfield Mrs. Dorothy johnson Miss Winifred Wilkes Mrs. Esther Searle J-IW1 chaff Cfhzfir Piano: Mrs: Searle, Clara Conklin. Row 1-Robert Johnson, Glenn Chapin, George Searle, Edward Hawkins, Richard Winter, ,Iames.Saunders, Gordon Hoople, Bruce Marsh, Barry Blake, Harry Robertson, James Pasco. Row 2fMartha Handheld, Kay VanDuesen, Qalee Wlilliams, Elizabeth Katz, Sally Reed, Cheryl Blaisdell, Susan Williams, Joanne Minier, Rekha Sarup, Christine Lupo, Donna Taber. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR An adjunct to the High School Glee Club is the High School Choir, a select group of twenty-four,voices. This or- ganization appears at intervals throughout the community and at school functions. One of their engagements this year was a public concert sponsored by the Young People's Club of Wolcott Methodist Church on March 14, where they sang for their supper. HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB The 1964-65 High School Glee Club numbers 135, about equally divided between boys and girls. To sound its best, a glee club must have balanced voices, and this year the sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses complement each other to good advantage. One big event at which the Glee Club regularly performs is the Christmas Concert, but due to the illness of the director, Mrs. Esther Searle, the '64 Concert had to be canceled. Members hope, though, to make up for this omis- sion at their Spring Concert where they will sing a medley from My Fair Lady. For inspiration some of the group plan to attend the movie version of 'lMy Fair Lady in Rochester, before the Spring Concert is scheduled. Glee Club members made a similar trip to Rochester last fall to see a stage production of The Sound of Music at Eastman Theater. At the All-County Music Festival held at Leavenworth Central on February 12 and 13, Glee Club personnel had an opportunity to act as hosts and hostesses to guests from other schools. IUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Made up of four 7th and three 8th grade rooms, the Junior High Choir boasts 160 members. The Choir usually performs twice a year, at Christmas and again in the spring. A special treat for some members, including several freshmen, was the trip to the junior High All-County Festival at Lyons Central School on March -5 and 6. WAYNE COUNTY CHOIR AND BAND FESTIVAL The Wayne County Choir and Band Festival was held at Wolcott, February 12 and 13. The twelve schools of the county were represented in a choir of 175 voices and in aband of 80 pieces. Rehearsals were held Friday afternoon as well as twice Saturday, preliminary to the concert on Saturday evening. The Festival was a rewarding experience for students, and a satisfaction to their instructors. Much credit for this highly succesful undertaking belongs to all Leavenworth Central personnel, whose cooperation was indispensable. 5156 61116 Row 1-Mrs. Searle, Lynda Janes, Susan Stoughtenger, Gilda Topping, Marcia Ellsworth, Brian Marsh, Howard Doty, Robert Fowler, David Bieth, Dale Mundy, Ray Correll, Louis Campbell, Brian Dorn, Randy Jackson, Edward Bundy, Patricia Kellar, Mary Wetherby, Sandra Taber, Cyndi Baker, Linda Vezzose, Dale Palmer, Cheryl Woodruff. Raw 2-Linda Clow, Janice Chestnut, Jane Isaac, Mavis Hall, Christine DeVol, Sue Byork, William Payne, William Shove, Terry Sears, Robert Wright, Robert Windom, Carl Raymond, Arthur Ellsworth, Randy Gillette, Dale Countryman, Michael Bentley, Sandra Harris, Johanna Sorensen, Donna Taber, Vicki Douglas, June Taber, Ruthie Petit, Joann Youngman. Raw 3-Barbara Buck- holtz, Joan Miller, Kathy Stell, Catherine Sanzotta, Joanna Snyder, Joanne Minier, Karin Byork, Mark Gillette, David Rowe, James Pasco, Ronald Redden, Calvin Dorn, Gregory Harris, Lacey Ward, Gordon Hoople, Bruce Marsh, Kenneth Redden, John Donnelly, lRekha Samp, Janice Chapin, Marjorie Nichols, Rae Ann Haughey, Amy Conklin, Susan Williams, Nancy Robbins. Row 4-Sharron Maust, Patricia Miner, Cynthia Bush, June Duval, Jacklyn Galek, Emily Cahoon, Jeanne Sanzotta, Sally Reed, Barry Blake, Richard Shippers, Michael Douglas, John Mason, Donald Lockwood, Zimmerman, Janet Cross, Sally Streeter, Cheryl Blaisdell, Gloria Bowman Conklin, Martha Handfield, Mary Lou Crane, Betsy Coman, Clara Cotten: Kathleen Shippers, Timothy Morrell, James Sanders, George Fowler, James Fowler, Mark Weber, Robert Chapin, Robert Johnson, George Searle, Robertson, Sharon Ibbs, Gloria Spross, Kay VanDuesen, Sharon Crane, Abreu!-Judy Rose. Lee Bastian, John Teeple, Jeffery Harper, Valois Crane, Dean Gordon, Richard Winter, Wayne Allen, Marian Smith, Connie Wilcox, .Catherine Christine Lupo. Row 5-Elizabeth Katz, Penelope Fowler, Marilyn Smith, Clara Edwin Hawkins, David Crane, Stephen Henry, Nicholas Fantley, Harry Barbara Govener, Norma Duemmel, Olalee Williams, Jean Reed, Joyce Schram. 63 FOURTH ANNUAL ALL-COUNTY CONCERT sponsored by Wayne County School Music Teachers Association. Feb. 13, 1965. ALL-COUNTY SENIOR CHORUS. Guest Conductor-Mr. john C. Wells Director of Vocal Music Van Corlaer School, Schenectady, N.Y. Pictures by Chatfield ALL COUNTY SENIOR BAND. Guest Conductor Mr. Valentine Anzalone, Chairman, Instrumental Music Department, Pittsford Central School. 64 Senizfr Hand Row 1-Robert Cha in-Vice President, Kathy Stell-Librarian, Ellynn Russell, Pamela Parton, Sandra Harris, June Taber, Darlene Harnden, Cynthia Bush, John Tecple, ,swim Teeple, joseph Snyder. Center from: Cathy Allen, Virginia Sant, Stephen Henry. Second Center: Mr. Joseph Handfield. Raw 2- Elizabeth Katz, Dale Palmer, Jeannine Dutcher, Mavis Hall, Janice Chapin, Cynthia Eagleton, Sally Streeter, Janet Cross,. Martha 'Handfield. Row 3- Joanne Minier-President, Jean Reed-Secretary-Treasurer, Michael Bentley, David Bieth, Robert Lippert, William Palmer, Richard Winter Harry Robertson, George Fowler, David Fowler. Raw 4-William Payne, Robert Searle, Donna Taber, Amy Conklin, Marjorie Nichols, Sue Byork, Clara Conitlin, Clara Cotten, Lacey Ward, Lee Bastian. Abienl-James Sanders. Senior Band,.uncler the direction of Mr: joseph Handfield, is an integral part of the music program in our school. It is the final goal of instrumentalists when they begin training at the Florentine Hendrick School or at L.C,S. This year the band has rehearsed each Monday and Thursday for such performances as the Apple Harvest Festival, School Fair, Christmas Assembly, the Spring Festival and other school ZncLcoT1nty3 functions. It was the privilege of the band, along with the Glee Club, to be host this year to the All County Choir and Band for ig sc oo. 65 Orchestra Row 1-Marilgn Smith, Joanne Youngman, Patricia Taber, Patricia Eldre, Lorraine Webster, Linda King, Marshall Handfield, Roberta Mull, Beth Hoople. Row 2-Robert Powers, Marvin Decker, Steven Palmer, Mark Purdum, Susan Bidwell, Karen Bush, Jeannette Milliman, Linda Rose, Marilyn Pakyne, Becky Harper, William Everett, Deborah Howel, Je fery Mull, Sharon Crane. Row 3-Christine Hixon, Sandra Jackson, Charles Stoughtenger, Charles Wadsworth, Christian Gilchrist, Renee Freeman, Jacklyn Rice, Janet Katz, Steven Cotten, Donald Dougherty, Robert Winter, Gordon Bacon, Karter Loveless, Philip Versprill, Howard Skinner, Randy Webster, Glenn Minier, Shelley Verburg, Jack Stuck. Row 4-Thomas Seymoure, Steven VanDuyne, Issac Provo, Michael McGinn, Wendy Douglass, Debra Stevenson, Mark Laird, Paul Reed, Mr. Handfield, Margaret Coman, Linda Youngman, Karen Noble, Kathy Wright, Dean Gordon. Abrenl-Deborah Senior. Heginncrs' Hand Row 1-Peter Gillette, Charles Douglas, Nancy Camman, Yvonne Wilcox, John Dietrich, John Budinock, Laurie Murrag. Raw 2-Cindy Marsden, Diane Eygnor, Karin Marsh, Lin a Miller, Lavonne Galek, Brian Dorn, Linda Clow, James Gillette, Lawrence Galek, Thomas Dorn, Piano: Clara Conklin, Rae Ann Haughey. Row 3-David Bieth, Cynthia Bush, Clara Cotten, Sally Streeter Gary Galek, Elisabeth Coman, James Hoople, Victor Galek, Bruce Marsh, Jacklyn Galek, Celesta Harter, Nancy Shippers, Cindy Kline. Drums: Stephen Henry. Absenl-Sharon DePauw, Steven Hyde. jzmiar Hand Raw 1-Rebecca Sears, Kevin Woodruff, Rosa Green. Row 2-David MacDougall, Kathleen Topping, Karen Redden, Debra Provo, Christina Kelley, Sallv McDowell, Kathlene Bassett. Row 3-Gary Allen, Laura Coman, Ronald Wilcox, Elaine Hixon, Joanne Hunt. Terri Parton, Steven Lepper, Robert McDowell, Cathleen Webster. Abrenl-Terry Valentine. ,Yun Zfr High gflff r Row 1-Mrs. Searle, Sandra Waldorf, Linda Palmer, Sarah Thomas, Leslie Van Deusen, William Everett, Philip Eygnor, Loe Ticconi, Michael Kenney, Decker, Paul Powell, Barry Countryman, Jack Hatter, Mary Camman, Linda Cornish, Deborah Wickman, Marilyn Payne Coral McDowell, Linda Henry Francis, Eugene Dorn, Stanley Hyde, Richard Briggs, Peter Bruce Countryman, Jonathan Everett, Linda Youn man, Mary Ruhm, Sharon Berry, Gloria Hardy, Marylin Topping, foyce Lasher, Joyce Tyler, James Henner, George James, Steven Galvin, David VanLiere, Hall, Sharon DePauw, Marva Miller, Katherine Rusco, Dawn Wilson. MacDougall, Noreen Weatherby, Cathy Allen, Leslie Alteri, Robert M Percy White, David Shippers, Vincent Redden, Thomas Bryant, Robert Marcia Holand, Christine Countryman, Patricia Taber Karin Noble Chatfield, Mary Lou Stevens, Ruth Mettler, Barbara Pettit, Kit Walker, Eric Alan Douglass, Michael Nichols, Thomas Stebbins, Marshall Handheld, Kim Marjorie Wood, Deborah Howel1,.Kathleen O'Brren, Mary Zimmerman. Row 2- Raymond, Karen Bishop, Jeannine Dutcher, Steven Crouch, Thomas Bundy, Dean, Henry Wetherby, Glen Teeple, Edward Schram, Steven Cotten, Stephen Isaac, Celesta Harter, Phyllis Shove, Wendy Bishop. Raw 3-Judy Godkm, Kathryn VCISPUU, Decker, Patricia Utter, Robert Searle, Philip White, Mark McMill1n, Ronald Caster, Gary Robert Powers, John Weber, Randy Mil s, Andrew Wadsworth, Otis Vezzose, Marcia Raw 4-Linda Yates, Jeanine Doty, April Hatter, Ellyn Russell, Janet Katz, Eppie illiman, Bruce Galek, Richard Winnett, George Buckalew, Robert F1tzMaur1ce,.Allen Rlowe, Winter, Ted Mundy, William Maybe, Christian Gilchrist, Bonny Horn, Christine Hrxon, Row 5-Sharon Malbone Katherine Manning Loraine Webster Pamela Parton Becky Harper, Cynthia Andrews, Patricia Collier, Lorraine Bowman, Peggy Vezzose, Debra Loveless, Paul XVinters, Charles Miller, Charles Putman, George VanGelcler, Gale Hilliker, Patrick Redden, Joseph Smith, Larry Hutchins, David Householder, James Shippers, Keith Flint, William Mumford, Delbert Crouch, Raymond Duemmel, Deborah Stevenson, Star Gillette, Margaret Coman, Alice Silliman, Kay Crane, Mary Anne Gilchrist. 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' 2:4 'gy-f, ing? -1 V r W .- ' 8 Lx X V ' r : E A U 1 6, T :Ig W., ' 5 VN 1 5: 1 i H 'w , Zmches Mr. McG1nn Mr. Washburn Mrs. Twenty Frve Mr. Strong Mr. McDonald Varsity Sarraf Ragu 1fRonny Williams, Dale Countryman, Arthur Ellsworth, James Batzold, David Bieth, Dale Mundy, Terry Stafford, RandyKJackson. Row 2- E-lligt Fisher-Manager, Randy Gillette, Robert Windom, Barry Blake, Jim Topping, Colin Taft, Dennis Blake, Bill Payne, en Redden Don oc woold, Jeff Harper, Garry Galek. Row 3-Mr. Washburn-Coach, Cleo Wright, Terry Wadsworth, iohn VanDyne, Ronn Redden, Alleri Bow- Qatn,t'IQ,m. llxlorrell, David Crane, james Countryman, Tim Lepper, George Searle, Mark Webber. A Jem-Tom Kemp, 'Ilim Dean, Jim Pasco, o er rig . Leavenworth's 1964 PITCHMEN compiled an impressive 6-5-1 record including double victories over Marion, North Rose, and Savannah. Reaching the C Class Sectionals, Wolcott quickly disposed of both Naples and Wheatland-Chili, but met defeat at the hands of a strong Red Creek team in double-overtime at North Rose. Barry Blake led the individual scorers this season with 12, while Ronny Redden, Jim Topping Tim Lepper and goalie Denny Blake provided excellent defense. Losing only five Seniors as a result of graduation, the future looks bright for Coach Washburn and his squad. WOLCOTT OPPONENT 3 Newark 3 1 Savannah 0 2 Marion 1 5 North Rose 0 0 Red Creek 5 1 Williamson 4 1 Wayne 3 4 Savannah 0 3 Marion 1 4 North Rose 0 O Red Creek 2 1 Sodus 3 SECTIONALS: Naples 1 Wheatland'FChili 1 Red Creek 2 'FLast two sectional games were double-overtime. This page compliments ROCHESTER GAS 8: ELECTRIC CORP. 70 Varsity l6'askrtIrall The 1964-65 Basketball season was perhaps one of Wolcott's most exciting in several years. Although Wolcott thus far is stranded in second place, the Warriors have played better basketball than their 6-10 record indicates. Having their share of ups and downs, Wolcott played five over- time classics with Wayne, Sodus, Pal-Mac and Red Creek failing to secure a single victory. Steady Tim Lepper has led the team scoring well over 200 points while Barry Blake and Captain Bill Palmer have provided near spotless defense. Among next year's prospects are juniors: Tim Lepper, Barry Blake, and Ron Webster and Sophomores: Denny Blake, Gary Galek, George Fowler, and Bill Payne. Wolcott W46 W61 L 58 W49 L 54 L 48 L 51 L 39 W39 W53 W69 L 48 L 57 L 45 L 49 SCORES North Rose Savannah -l' Wayne ooo Sodus Red Creek -'r o Pal-Mac Williamson Marion -l- Clyde + North Rose -l' Savannah Wayne 'l' 0 Sodus + oo Red Creek Pal-Mac + o Games Remaining: Clyde-Lost 53-46 Marion Williamson + Haskrtball ,Managers + 0 7, 00 OOO Left ia right: Elliot Fisher-Varsity, Ken Redden-Varsity, Mark Gillette- Junior Varsity, Steve Henry-Junior Varsity. ,Yr Varsity Basketball JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's 1964-1965 junior'Varsity Basketball squad continued its great success under Coach Robert Strong posting a 9-7 win-loss record with two games remaining. Giant center George Fowler has led the team with well over 200 points and, in addition, grabbed the lion's share of the rebounds. Dan Lockwood, Bob Miller, and Jeff Harper have displayed near excellent defensive play causing many an opponent great headaches. Considered among next year's possible prospects are Freshmen: Ron Crane and Randy jackson plus Eighth Graders: Dave Fowler and jeff Mull. Wolcott W53 W70 L 44 L 47 L 45 W53 W63 L 56 W51 W39 W73 W55 L 47 W55 L 36 L 57 SCORES North Rose Savannah + Wayne Sodus Red Creek -l' Pal-Mac Williamson Marion -l- Clyde -l- North Rose -l- Savannah Wayne + Sodus + Red Creek Pal-Mac + Clyde Williamson -l- Clyde + denotes home game Means Means Means Means Opponent 43 54 39 44 59 60 63 65 36 41 51 49 58 53 53 Home Games overtime 2 overtime 3 overtime Opponent 50 29 58 57 49 42 49 44 48 56 54 51 51 45 46 42 7I I l Clara Conklin Q5 H C E N 7-4, O 7 3 f' Z in ui Q Z o L5 S Andrea Marsh '8'7- Betty KHIZ Kathy Zimmerman Martha Handfield i Janet Cross fy Pat Shippers Hhcerleaders ' Cheryl Blaisdell This page compliments WILMOTH FLOOR COVERINGS junivr Varsity Haskefball Lefl to rigbt-Gilda Toppinig, Sandy Harris, Sally Streeter, ju y Rose, Kathy Stell, Dale. Palmer. Abfenl- Shirley Bailey, Christine Lupo. 74 Row 1, left fo rigbl-Ransome Jack son, Ronald Stewart, Ronald Wil- liams, Don Lockwood, Robert Miller, Jeff Harper. Row 2-Mr. Stron , John Van Dyne, Cleo Wright, Ronail Crane, Mark Weber, Richard Coom- ber, George Fowler, Stephen Henry. junivr Varsity Uheerleadcrs Crack Row 1, Standing-Ed Hawkins, jerry McQueen, Nick Fantley, George Fowler, Wayne Allen, James Manley, Ken Redden, Daye VanGorder. Seated-John Mason, Barry Powell, Robert Wright, Dave Palmer. Mark Gillette, Jim Pasco, Dave Rowe. Wolcott's Track squad enjoyed a very successful season during it's first season of operation by placing second in B League competition. Due to the lack of space, Coach McDonald's boys practiced on the old Microd track which covers an eighth of a mile. Since all the other county tracks are one fourth of a mile in length, the team worked at a disad- vantage, Hank Allen was Wol- cott's top track star placing second in the Hurtles at the Sectionals. With most of last year's squad returning including Ron Redden, Ed Hawkins, and Barry Powell, the Track team's future looks quite bright. For the third straight year, the Cross-Country team, under the watchful eye of Coach Peter McDonald, enjoyed another successful season Although the squad was plagued by injuries late in the season, the Harriers still placed third in the Wayne County standings. Wayne Central continued to be the only team which could consistently beat Wolcott, defeating the team in both outings. Ed Hawkins remained Wolcott's top runner placing first in the county and third in Sectional Competition. With initially the same squad returning next fall, the Cross-Country team is again looking forward to another succesful year. Seated, Kneeling-Michael Bentley, David Palmer, John Mason, Barry Powell, Donald Withey. Standing- Mark Gillette-Manager, Ed Hawkins, George Fowler, Ronald Janes. Robert Johnson, William Palmer, Mr. Mc- Donald-Coach. dass-Kvuulry Varsity l6'asa!rall IV OL C OT T OPPONENT 1 Weedsport 2 14 Red Creek 1 3 9 North Rose 2 4 Williamson 0 1 5 Pal-Mac 2 3 Sodus 4 1 2 Marion 1 0 3 Clyde 4 4 Wayne 9 5 Marion 1 4 Williamson 5 4 Sodus 3 8 Savannah 2 5 Wayne 9 0 Clyde 1 12 North Rose 1 3 Red Creek 1 17 Weedsport 5 Raw 1, Seated-Bat Boy-Charles Palmer, Barry Blake, Dennis Blake, William Payne, Jeffery Alteri, Jerry Williams, Bat Boy-Mike Kenney. Row 2-Manager William Chatfield, Robert Single, Allen Bowman, George Searle, James Duval, Coach james McG1nn. Wolcott's 1964 Baseball squad compiled an impressive 11-7 win-loss record in Wayne County competition, Although the Warriors failed to win a berth in the Class B Sectionals, the Wolcott Varsity enjoyed a very successful season, highlighted by double victories over Marion, Red Creek, and arch rival North Rose. While the season had it's share of ups and downs, Wolcott's loyal fans had an opportunity to cheer to the unusual including a perfect game by Senior standout jim Duval and the tremendous slugging of rookie sensation Denny Blake. Batting 515, Blake reached base during every game establishing a new Wolcott record. Supplying the additional scoring punch in the lineup were Senior jeff Alteri, Bob Single, and Wayne johnson. Although Wolcott lost five Seniors due to graduation, the Warriors again are looking forward to another successful season with the return of Seniors Bill Palmer and Al Bowman, juniors Barry Blake and George Searle, and Sophomore standouts Denny Blake and Bill Payne. jaaiar Varsity Baseball Top rowh-Cleo Wright, Bob Warrick, Dave Crane, Keven Hamond, Garry Galek, Bob Windom, Mr. Strong. Row 2-Ron Stewart, Mike Bentley, Dave Bieth, Howard Dody. Allen Wood, jack Hirsh, Ronny Williams, Donald Lockwood. This page compliments 76 WOLCOTT SERVICE CENTER Gwzis 5611114 i l l Dick Katz, Gordon Hoople, Bill Cross, Terry Skinner, jim Sanders, Mr. Washburn. Although only two victorious matches crossed our path in 1964, the cool cats of the Wolcott Tennis Team did not consider the season skinny. Our coach was the one who pulled us through by burning our prides and washing our wounds in the gym. We actually had a lark in our somewhat futile efforts. juuivr Hzyh Basketball Rqw 1, left to rigbl-Randy Mills, Michael Kenney, Robert Searle, Richard Briggs, Bruce Galek, Robert Qahoon, Isaac Provo. Row 2, lefl ta right-Richard Winnett, Vincent Redden, Terry Blaisdell, Philip White, David Van Liere, Per White, Mr. Washburn. Row 3, lg to figbl-David Soules, Philip Harn- den, Glenn Miller, David Fowler, Jeffrey Mull, Charles Palmer. junivr J-ligh Soccer Row 1-Vince Redden, Robert Fitzmaurice, Percy White, Larry Hutchings, Robert Leege, Charles Putman, Kieth Flint, Bruce Galek. Raw 2-Randy Mills, Barry Countryman, Philip Eggnor, Dean Owens, Mike Kenney, Henry Wetherby, Ricky Briggs, Robert Cahoon, Stephen Isaacs. Row 3-Mr. Strong, Charles Palmer, Patrick Red en, Terry Blaisdell, Philip Harnden, George james, David Fowler, Robert Searle, Jeff Mull, Philip White, Paul Reed, Richard Galek, David Soules. junior J-hgh l6'ase!uz1l Top row-john VanDyne, Phil Harnden, Dale Mundy, Terry Blaisdell, Arthur Elsworth, Ronald Crane, Mr. Compitello. Row 2-Randy jackson, Dick Winnett, Terry Stafford, Garry Tyler, Bruce Galek, Brian Dorn, Paul Reed, Robert Searle. K QM. Row I-Marcia Ellsworth joan Miller Gl ' B I l , , orra owman, Prudy Cromback, Evelyn Pinckney, Susan MCQ ee, M ryl'n P' dl. R 2-C th' B h, Sand'a Miller, Emily Cahoon, Barbara Govener, Sally Reed, Andrea Marsh, Mary Lou Crane, Charon Crane:1CIiara Ciottdn. R222 3LVigl?i Douggilsl, Catheiiine Zimmerman, Sally Streeter, Jean Reed, Cheryl Blarsdell, Olalee Williams, Joanne Minier, Betty Hanson, Kathleen Miner, Sharon Maust, Mrs. Twentyfive. Abrenl-Dorothy VanFleet, Joan VanFleet. The Wolcott G.A.A. is a very active group this year as always has been the case in the past. Each Tuesday and Thursday many girls gather for sports including basketball, volleyball, tumbling. and apparatus. Then action moves outside for sports including soccer, softball and tennis. This club in under the advisorship of Mrs. Barbara Twentyfive, girls' physical education instructress. Many tournaments have been participated in including swimming meet in which Mrs. Twentyfive feels the girls do very well due to the fact there is no pool in Wolcott. The girls won the County soccer and volleyball tournament this year. This program is open to all girls who wish to participate. At the end of each year girls are awarded letters or pins according to accumulation of points for sports taken part in, 79 T253 Mgfi w 2wY g -1 -L W - M ,M Wm ,, 1 T 34 53 F42 awk SWT H f W PN X Fix fm Q Q .. . Q 0 6 Q 9 ahpf I I ,L A-F - . un run. ?P22 . sv lb' ' L WESTERN AUTO CHUCK DONOVAN Manager Main Sfreef Wolco'r+, N. Y. Phone LX 4-392 I Com plimenfs of CARL KATZ Complimen+s of xv BILL DEPAUW IJ Your ' Pruden1'ial I Ageni EDWARD'S SHOE STORE 2544 Foofwear for +l1e En+ire Family WWA, U 'LJ 1 ,1 Complimenfs of PADDOCK HARDWARE GALVIN BROTHERS FARM SERVICE, INC, Roufe I04 WoIcoH, New York Oliver and Massey-Ferguson Farming and Indus'IriaI Equipmeni' New Holland Hay Machinery Hardie Speed Sprayers PHONE LX 4-58II DOUGLAS INSURANCE AGENCY Red Creek, New York CARL G. 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JOHN COON 70 New l'lar'l'lorcl LX M075 WOW' LIFE INSURANCE HOSPITALIZATION MUTUAL FUNDS Compliments From J' C' DONNELLY viNcENT w. REDDEN Wolcott N Y LX 4-208l Wolcott, New York I n ' LX 4-2403 Service Agway Store Feed Fertilizers Seed Farm Supplies Electrical Equipment WOLCOTT AGWAY COOPERATIVE, INC. Wolcott, New York SERVICE STORE FARM STORE LX 4-720l LX 4-65II 4 Senior Play k ink af L M1 14, u 2 ' A' ,.: lan 53,41 x h-I ,. ,nm H., U wx -1 Ln ,Liv gn' fa, ,, fd- vi' afwf.. kg qj, M 2 97- si: fm 5 1 143112: V. ' '! Iffmf. ,ggw V .ug wa 1. 5. ,lu r' if l' V ' f-,