Phelps Central High School - Highlights Yearbook (Phelps, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

Y A i A 1 3 n i Q a 1 I E 1 1 2 4 E 2 1 1 Z 2 I e 9 4 1 1 i 5 I I 'Q I A 4 1 l I 9 P i T e ? 5 5 H H 5 Q X I X x I If . Xx Tj. u j 'r 'E-' Q .V I N x W x 5 'P P i A 3 B ' 1 i 4 a 1 5 I I 4 ? e i .. k Phelps Central School Phelps, New York Class of 1966 Phelps Highlights It is the men and women, boys and girls S0 poured in and out all day That ive the building a soul of dreams 5 and thoughts and memories. A Carl Sandburg EDITOR Anne Jackson ASSOCIATE EDITORS Julie Baker-Don Chimera BUSINESS MANAGER Pam Smith SPORTS EDITORS Molly Kin-g-Lee Edington ART EDITOR V Pat Bennett like 2 ,U Af-- Dedication Osbern Putnam Willson, M . D. January 17, 1911-January 19, 1961 Dr. Willson was born in Colegrove, Pennsylvania, the youngest of six children. His father was an Epis- copal rector, and the family lived in many towns and houses, but the one permanent home Was the cottage at nearby Canandaigua Lake which they purchased in 1922. Dr. Willson graduated from high school at Corning Free Academy and had an athletic scholarship at the University of Pennsylvania where he played football and lacrosse. He played professional football with the Philadelphia Eagles and earned money to complete his pre-medical studies and medical school at Syracuse University. He married the former Marion Fuller of Oakfield in 1935 and graduated from Syracuse in 1940. He interned for two years at Rochester General Hospital and served from August 1942 to December 19415 in the Army Medical Corps. f The Willsons moved to Phelps in 1946 and Dr. Willson purchased the home and practice of Dr. Landers. He Was village health officer and conducted the school health clinics. Dr. Willson also took care of many injured students and delivered many members of the present graduating class. His children John, Tom, Joe, and Martha are students or graduates of Phelps Central School. 1 H In recognition of his many years of service to our school and community, the Class of 1966 dedicates this yearbook in memory of Dr. Willson. ,r,, In Appreciation E L Y s C 5 r I 5 l 5 ll v 1 e U 1 fl ln V W Mrs. Althea Crane Mr' David De Vito ,I li K as ! if ,V i l ' f w l I 1, ly li 3, It no I ri. fi r lf l M r. Arlon Wilber V n ' We the class of 1966 look back with many fond memories on .our four years at Phelps and wish to take this opportunity to salute our class advisors who have contributed much to our successful journey. We sincerely thank Mrs. Althea Crane, Mr. David DeVito, and Mr. Arlon Wilber for the many hours tha they have so willingly devoted to our class, and we Wish to express our deep appreciation for the invaluable il guidance and assistance that they have given us. We also thank Mrs. Chrissie Nagel who was an advisor. 5 Q ? s Y 4 Administration Mr. Ward Legg, district principalg Mr. Donald Jones, elementary principalg Mr. Wilbur K. Hartmann, assistant district p-rincipal and business manager. Board of Education ,, 0 f V QW, if hiywffy SCM X fi',ff,fif'fef,a,,ag,i V Zgaigwyffj 5 fv y f f 4 . ' Brittin resident' Mr Chester M Gridle vice- resi Seated: Mr Milton C Rathbun Mrs. Margaret Fling, MF. 101111 C- S, P . , - - Y, P -, ' ' Rb S.OksM.Wlb K.l-ltann lerk dentg Mr. Leon Soper. Standing: Dr. Wluard B' Robmsfm, MT- 0 eff 3 , T 1 uf af U1 , C - 5 C C A C C . FMU. MW Hzgh School , English: Miss Elaine Starvatow, Mrs. Mary Bolan, Mr. Timothy Cortelyou, Mrs. Christina Paulus. E 3 Business: Mr. Scott Clippinger, Mr. David DeVito, Mrs. Dorothy Niles. Mrs. Althea Crane, Latin and French, Miss Mary Llguise V Connolly, English, Mr. Robert Lewis, EI1g1fSh, Mrs' rsh: beth Loveless, Frenchg Mrs, Mary Lou Hlleman, Engl Hr 6 Sfdfflffl, Mr. Russell VanRegenmortel, guidanceg Mrs. I Sflldmjsb Georgia Hartmann, guidance, Mr. Spencer De- Uhm.du.gQ Vito, special class, Mrs. Wilma Knapp, library. d0FU'w' Faculty Seated: Mrs. Adeline Fessenden, homemakingg Stan ding, Mr. Arlon Wilber industrial artsg Mr. h Elliott ,Io nson, agriculture, Mr. Charles Haga- dorn, industrial arts. Mr Raymond Howard band, Mr. Wllllam Som erville, music, Miss Margaret Colacino, artg Mr. John Jarvis, band. f, ,I 54 , , e 7 , 5 Q . Nm I ,f 2 ,447 , , f fc. few, , X , fff , -f V7 X f V, f Office : Marle ne Treese. Seated, Mrs. Dorothy Peck: Sffmdingf MTS' . ' . ' ' ' ' Norma ' h l ducation, Mrs. M, Winifred. Brown, nurse, Miss iilqridligilerlzvlilgilli' Iidlssgiliog. Mr, Oliver Cook, physical educationg Mr. Lynn a , ' Tewksbury, Physical educalion' 7 Hzgh School Faculty ' Q H IM, f . arf Wi sf Q Q f Mr. ,lon Raker, science and math, Mr. Theodore Mullen scienceg Mr. Joseph Iocco, math, Mrs. Marie Fullagar, science, Mr. Richard Faro, scienceg Miss Lois Pike, math, Mr. Ronald Barner, math. X sell, Mrs. Mary Lou Hileman, Mr. Donald Ninestine, Mr. John Spafford Elementary School Facult 7 FirstR :M.MblBhl ' . - .. . Doloresmlglacitli thiairde graElle?rM1iurDo?1hEldejl MISS Betty. Ann Cloul, thlrd grade, Miss Kathy COSUSHH, third grade? Miss Sixth grade. Second Row: MrS.'Pau1ine Biggs, glncgialz gllr. Lynn Tewksburyi Physical education? Mr. Vincent Lalli, grade, Mrs. Judith Marcellus, second grade' Mrs CED Era C3 Mrs. Florence Farwell, fifth grade, Mrs. Verel Banwell, sixth Wilma Giesy, Second gradeg Mrs Margery VJHD k. forot Y Eldrefige, second gradeg Mrs. Joan Rider, first grade: Mrs. first grades Mrs. Mildred Adams. first grade. Mys etlggjtjesllnaili. Thzgcd Row.: Betty Darrow, officeg Mrs. Ethal Fairbaiiiks, F. -d M lh ,f h ' ' , r - h i ussac , music, rs. M'ld d W'l1' , f -l g dg rs. 1521 a u eron ourt grade, Mrs. lilizabeth Redfield, kindergarten, Mrs. Esther Ciiddtebackl l?i1fidi?:i'1gariJd11ii1F0lLaftli Rvwf Miss Jean Adams, lib g M . Sh ' ' , M F1 Earian rs irley Milsom, first gradeg Mrs. Brenda Beal fourth ffrade. Mrs. Nancy Swan, fifth gradeg rs. orence urgett, sixth d . M , , , f' C , gm e' r' Clayton Rugglesv mth grade: Mr. John DiSanl,o, sixth grade, Mr. David Beal, ifth grade , History and social studies: Mr. Leonard DeFrancesco, Mr. Stephen Rus- 'W I Ilus fford Z! ZGZWZZQK W ,Q ,, W, , , I In ,L N ff , ,f ,lf M nf Z5 ?Z5QZg, 6, Mfhajej W ff ' Z W4 g 12, f f? QM , L, ,Juni ,,.ff1ff ' I .197 What would Mr. Lewis say?,' Those boys think they have all the fun! . 7 f ,X 1---1 .. Getting your beauty sleep Barb? '4Who, me? Chairman of AN- MSO this is what goes on backstage! ? l - OTHER ticket committee? i- '4Boy's night out! At la t I h d 1 . s , ave YOu un er my p0Wer. 'Sweeping up tomorrowk lunch, Stuartip, I0 55--'! 9 X x bf, -I 5em'0r5 Ill 1 Harold Lee Edmgton P1'CS1dC11t C60Ogi77 A man of means but what he means he alone knows' Donald John Chimera V106 Pres1dent GCDOHQ7 A head to contrive, a tongue to persuade and a hand 1n - - as any mlschlef. Linda Beth Hulster Secretary Linda 'The light of love is in her eyes. Pamela Jean Treasurer pa-Mella HF ate tried to conceal her by calhng her Smlthi John Michael Altman ulohn Some people get lost in thought because it's unfamiliar territoryf, Julie Diane- Baker u 16 If lt can be done, she'll do it! Steven Frederick Baker Steve I never let my studies interfere with my eclucationl' Patricia Fay Bennett CCPat77 She may he quiet, but don't let that fool you! 9 it Q Hail the conquering hero I Joyce Marie Buck CCBuCky77 She's never happy without something to do! James Leonard Carney gculimaa To love oneself is the beginning of a life-long romance! Dennis Eugene Coston CCDeni77 Sharon Lee Davis asharoni' She smiled, and the shadows departed. I4 X n Some chores have to be put off many times before they Beatrice Kay Dawley C6Bea77 The reason I giggle so much is that I have so much to giggle aboutll' Carol Jane DesCamp Carol A trusted friend, a merry lass, with a friendly smile for all who pass. I Catholine Imogene DeVries Hcathyn An easy-going, easy-mannered gal. Daniel Lawrence Donk C6Dan7? slip your mind completely. Marjorie Elaine lflunllaffl '4Ma15gi Ah, why should life all labor be? l Willie Rufus Dupree '4Rufus 'cln every game he plays his partf' David Brook Faoer CGDaVe77 His height is the closest he'll ever come to reaching a pair of angel's wings! .lanet Lucille F essenden CCJan77 GC ' Sing away sorrow, cast away cares. Brian Robert Flood 4 X- j aw., CCBOIJ37 The teachers will sigh when he says good-bye! V Denis Whitney Goodman CCDeni77 uNever study, never Worry, take life easy, what's the hurry! l 2 4'Only weeds grow tall. Gary Ervan Hammond Hambone,' He says little, thinks less, and does nothing at all. Connie Jean Hawley '4Connie i I H- CCJim77 Genius.alone begins great Works, but labor alone finishes them. She's pretty to walk with and witty to talk with! jaw! Ward Henry Hawley 4'Hank,' '6Work is work and must be clone, but as I Work, I have my fun ll' Ralph James Hemminger 1 Barbara Ann Hesbon dcBarbya9 .loseph Walter Hinchman 6CJOe79 'The teachers always discover my faultsg they never appreciate my charms! '4Genial in manner, and ready for fun. Frederick Eugene Hoerter Fred Life's a jest, and all things show itg I thought so once, H and now I know it! I f l 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 E1 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 Richard Carl Holleran 1 CCDiCkY77 1 What ,ere there be of sorrow, I'll put off till tomorrow! 1 1 1 Nelson Francis Hopkins 1 HNelson 1 HlVIy guns and my heart shall never depart l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Richard Leon Hoven C6RiCh77 Sharon Lou Shari', It,s quiet work with a smile that succeeds. Howard Laverne Hughson '4Howie S6 '77 King of the Merry-makers . l Iddings Aster lsahac Aster7' Our A.F.S. student! Proclaim her loud! Of her the seniors are justly proud! i Anne Jackson '4Anne'7 Her wavy hair is as golden as a halo, but don't take her for an angel! Wake up! Itls graduationll' . Robert Lee Jensen CCB0b77 ul believe in having a good time, for I'l1 be young but once! David Alexander Kamerance Dave'7 A modest fellow fif there be suchl, who really does know very muchll' Mary Elizabeth King CCMOIIY77 'CA little angel with a square halo. William David King 'CBi11 Josephine Marie Lombardo 6cJ'OSie97 To be go-od rather than to be conspicuous. Rosemary Theresa Lootens Rosemary,' Be careful of your thoughtsg they may break into Words at any momentll' l 1 i 1 l 1 Barbara Ann Larrabee l 6'Shakespeare 'CA merry heart goes all the dayf, , I . l I I I 2 4 l l Paul Foster Lord uPaul Why should the devil have all the good times?,' Linda Lee Lusso G6Lin97 A smile with the intent to do mischief l James Robert Mattoon 64Wiff77 'CA cheery grin, a quick hellog these things tell us why We like him soli' Michael Mark Main '4lVlike', Oh, that I were rich instead of handsome! Judith Anne Manzer cctludyaa 4'Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I! Donna Ann McLaughlin 4'Donna She was a witty little maid! Coneen Marie O'Connor Connie,' Oh, but she was happy and gay ! Michael Ryan Ottley Mike NBe not misled by his innocent appearance! Hillman John Overslaugh Jr. CGJOhn7? All whose eyes are clo-sed! are not asleep! 77 Roland Patrick Penta Roland,' Not a man of words, but a man of actionll' Allan Clarence Pollot 66-A177 The man that blushes is not quite a brutel' Richard Alden Powell CCDiCk77 Hold the fort! I am coming ! Kathleen lVlarie Quigley Kath She,s as restless as a set of windshield Wipers 7 Linda Kay Raes uBirdie', N ot that I love study less, l love fun more! l' June Diane Schafer fluniferl' I can resist anything except temptation l Elaine Ruth Seager Elaine Happiness is made to be shared. Barbara Anne Sheehan uBarb,' She7s just as good as the best of us and just as bad as the rest of usln Donald Charles Sheldon c'Don7' c'Take life seriously, for what's it worth?' Gary Russell Symonds CCGHIY77 '4Hooray! Pm educated I Donald Lewis VanCamp GC-Aj ax!! '61 exist as I am, that is enough. Carole Ann Vanl-Iemel Carole77 'Td rather be short than never be a-tall! 9 'CF ull of life and lively fun, a friend and pal to everyone! Oh, this learning, what a mess it is li' f ' 'Z f Nancy Elizabeth VanNostrand '4Nance', HA lively, talkative bunch of enthusiasm. Cynthia Gail Wadhams CCCindy97 Sidney Wandell 'asian Christine Ann Warden uChrissy aShe's so quiet we never hear a peep, but We've heard of still waters running deep. Even though vanquished he could argue still. i Stuart Francis White Stewie,' Morris Charles Wilkes lVIorris', I love work, it fascinates meg I could sit and look at it all dayl' l Gary Burton Williams CCGary79 KNO thought have I but one, and that e-gacl is fun! Joan Helen Willson Scottie 'Sometimes I think and talk, sometimes I just talk! 7 I gf X Joseph Frederick Willson 4CJ'Oe77 A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing! Leon Kenneth Willson 'cCleo HAH I need is plenty of time! Lucinda Ann Yackel CCCin,, NI never dare to act as funny as I am! M if f sl!!! 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Aster s meri months last summer in Greece with the Nancy VanNostrand, our AFS student from Phelps, spent two f Athens Nancy says Wfhis was an experience that I Wlll never Andrew Karalis family of Papagos, a suburb o . , forget- Not only did I learn many valuable things about Greece, but I came to a deep understanding and appre- 0 i ' ' ' h Greek people and their way of life.'7 Clatlon of the ideals and principles of t e 33 in vs 1' i Class L' da Lusso who needs pr00f. I, ohn Altman, will and be ueath m draft card to 1n . I, Julie Baker, will and bequiath my gift from Greece to anY0ne Who has thehnelllve tO,:Ve7ar Et' u h I, Stephen Baker, will and bequeath all that's left of my Old CHI i0 enlfene W 0 ,OCSH hw? ml? ' f I, Patricia Bennett, will and bequeath my ability to drive Slowly to M1146 Flimllgiii W O dai a eavy Got' I, Joyce Buck, will and bequeath my colds to anyone who wants to have a ac 1ng goo ime. , I, James Carney, will and bequeath my ability to iiPiaYi, basketball ti? Lyle Jerome mln, h I, Donald Chimera, will and bequeath my friend Gary Williams and his song of the wee 01' 'I e 11eXt 52 weeks to I Miss Connoll . . 1, Dennis Colggna will and bequeath my wrestling ability to Lyle Dixon to help defend himself. I, Sharon Davis, will and bequeath my fat cheeks to lVlr. Ninestlne. D . I, Beatrice Dawley, will and bequeath my locker 56523 to anyone who has Patience enough to handle li- I, Carol DesCamp, will and bequeath my job on the janitor staff to any0ne efazl' enough te. Work for 3.75 an hour. I, Catholine DeVries, will and bequeath my nickname '4Gunner to Marg KenYeii wife Wiii iiiake better nee of it. I, Daniel Donk, will and bequeath my ability in wrestling to anyone who may need it and will make use of it. 5 1, Marjorie Dunham, will and. bequeath my uterrificv bowling scores to anyone desperate enough to want them. I, Willie Dupree, will and bequeath my 6-70 X I5 tire and tube to Gary Hammond to do with as heipleases. I, Lee Edington, will and bequeath my ability to run across the tops of cars at 2:00 A.lVI. wlthout falling down, to Mr. Mullen who can't even ride a lab cart. . .b-1. 0 I, David Facer, will and bequeath my size to any boy who wants to take on its responsi 1 1t1CS- I, Janet Fessenden, will and bequeath my recipe for cheesecake to any girl who wants to win a manis heart through his stomach. I, Brian Flood, will and bequeath my old tennis togs to Gary Minns. I, Denis Goodman, will and bequeath all that I've learned in school to Kathy VanDamme. i I, Gary Hammond, will and bequeath my track spikes to Mr. DeVito. L Connie Hawley, will and bequeath my smile to anyone who doesn't. I, Ward Hawley, will and bequeath my lead foot to Gary Minus. I, James Hemminger, will and bequeath my ability to uskipi' school and get away with it to any underclassman who likes to travel. I Barbara Hesbon, will and bequeath my seat in Shorthand II to anyone who thinks he can remain sane under the illfluence of Pam DeWind, Shirley Palmer, and Kathy VanDamme. I, Joseph Hinchman, will and bequeath my job and the cockroaches to anybody who wants either of them. I, Frederick Hoerter, will and bequeath my good marks in history to Bev Covert. 5 I, Richard Holleran, will and bequeath my ability to stay in school and graduate to anyone. I, Nelson Hopkins, will and bequeath my valiant defense of Article 2 of the Bill of Rights to any brave Junior who ' will carry on the flag fin Mr. Ninestine's American history classl. I, Richard I-Ioven, will and bequeath my ability to do nothing to anyone who wants to do something. I, Howard Hughson, will and bequeath my ability to take a girl to the Junior Prom to John Phillips. I, Linda Hulster, will and bequeath my ability to say things backwards to anyone who thinks he can understand it- Sharon Iddings,,will and bequeath my ability to get into trouble to Sherry and Paula and everyone else who WHI1lS 1 . I, Aster Isahac, will and bequeath my ability to translate the following sentence to Phelps Central School: lhi'm0 I yihishekum doe alo? Anay'mo ab States lihifei ahilife metzieyf' Q I, Anne Jackson, will and bequeath the friendliness that I have found amone the students at PCS this year to all future new students. D gf Rfgiefi -lensen, Will and bequeath my ability to take cars apart and put them back together again so they oe oss. I, David Kamerance, will and bequeath a k f S t h h b ' ' ' -fi of the 26th hour of the 8th day of the 5th wceileke off thdolgth lnciihlhrimafilheoyeiiaigi Nmestme on the Sixty HS I, MaTY King, will and beflneeill my ability to be on time for school, once in a while, to Rosa Flood. run t0 r minute Ia William King, Wili and bequeath my ability to use more than three words when talking to Mrs. KHHPP- f cc 0 7' I, B b L ' ' ' - , . everarr tingle. arrabee, will and bequeath my ability to do things the hard way to anyone wlth the fgrtltudg to go 34 ' 'l is , Lcd' . .llffllmi btw I loffiliiii 1 liul png lille illlie U . qifhgfif I lljuiliite' . ' am, flaw' . gonna I, Couffi Wifi . iw' la . .Oli W7 ' ': I, I, lolanl P5' ,- TI5 ,lllan li'- I-W' , liclwi Pei , mia A 'if Q ,,. iefange eil l mf 'ii Elaine IUUIE. Q 5:52. ' l.'i1. .. enuoysaegtt. - -l :fair in-1 . t....u ......... , lands 3:1 L to all luxe FIJI , . . iw-. . .ny . . lon5il':f1:g tie sclteg rest: :zz .Carole .lata lain A- fmt: him . filter , A-'i1YlxiieI',3n.. Ti, ,Z .' lei iii! v 'iii v F. . .' Im n I ' 'ill 1 ,. I-1. Q ummm-W Sing, .. lie im' Nl N .4 1 :eks to 1 hour. of it. l lt. 3 em. . in vn, to rough I asman er the I ' who fi nd it. wants hi'm0 I to all J un to linllte I goofy Will I, Josephine Lombardo, will and bequeath my black hair to Joyce Sweenburg, who wants it so much! I, Rosemary Lootens, will and bequeath our neighborhood gravel pit to the Junior Class. I, Paul Lord, will and bequeath my ability to act like a human being in chorus to the Junior boys. I, Linda Lusso, will and bequeath my study hall seat in 207 to some quiet, studious student so Mr. Wilber can have a peaceful year. I, Michael Main, can't afford to will or bequeath anything to anybody. I'm going to need all I've got. I, Judith Manzer, will and bequeath my dog, J.J., to any girl who needs protection at home. I, James Mattoon, will and bequeath my beautiful singing voice to Ron Neiskes. I, Donna McLaughlin, will and bequeath my gym suit with a top snap to Kathy Van Damme. I, Coneen O,Connor, will and bequeath my ability to be quiet and soft-spoken to anyone who needs it. I, Michael Ottley, will and bequeath my criminal record in American history to anyone who can be a murderer, thief, convict, and a plain hindrance to society. I , John Overslaugh, will and bequeath my tight slacks to Mr. Ninestine to replace his old loose ones. I, Roland Penta, will and bequeath my ability in Math II to Sally Salisbury. I, Allan Pollot, will and bequeath my old soccer shoes to any future soccer player who wants turned ankles. I, Richard Powell, will and bequeath my old soccer shoes to Mr. Clippinger. I, Kathleen Quigley, will and bequeath my ability to be a real friend of Jean Rodman's to Shirley Palmer. I, Linda Raes, will and bequeath my ability to eat tunafish sandwiches in RBL,s homeroom to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. V I, June Schafer, will and bequeath RBL to all the forthcoming Juniors and Seniors. I, Elaine Seager, will and bequeath my willed nickname, Phyllis Diller, to Mary Ellen Kenyon, who deserves it more. ' I, Barbara Sheehan, will and bequeath all the money left in our Senior class treasury to' any underclassman who enjoys a lollipop. I, Donald Sheldon, will and bequeath my Honda accidents to Mr. Ninestine who is such a careful driver. I, Pamela Smith, will and bequeath my ability to have a wonderful Senior year and to fully enjoy school and friends to all future Seniors. I, Gary Symonds, will and bequeath my red hair to Mr. Lewis whose hair is rapidly diminishing. I, Donald VanCamp, will and bequeath my speed and endurance to Daniey Ottley in hopes that he may break the school record for the 2 mile run. I, Carole VanHemel, will and bequeath my ability to blush to all girls who have forgotten how. I, Nancy Vanlxlostrand, will and bequeath my little Greek expressions to anyone who can use them effectively. I, Cynthia Wadhams, will and bequeath my driving ability to Mary Kelsey. I, Sidney Wandell, will and bequeath my natural blonde hair to anyone who wants it. I, Christine Warden, will and bequeath my math ability to Frank Wesolowski. I, Stuart White, will and bequeath my ability to stay on four wheels and to obey traffic laws to Michael Fleming. I, Morris Wilkes, will and bequeath my seat in American history class to anyone who-wants it. I, Gary Williams, will and bequeath my beatle haircut and sexshirt to Mr. Lewis. I, Joan Willson, will and bequeath Cin to anyone who thinks he can handle her. I, Joseph Willson, will and bequeath my Wrestling tights to Miss Connolly. I, Leon Willson, will and bequeath my great ability in soccer to Don Wing so he won't have to sit on the bench next year. I, Lucinda Yackel, will and bequeath my tranquilizers to Mr. Ninestine, though I doubt that he'll need them when I'm gone. ---------..--.---.--- O D ' 1 1 ' ' Q V ' Q n g, vr U x. v---'vw--vv----,l.-'--J 35 Class History Our squad of ninety-five came on the court in 1962 led by Brian Flood, president, and assisted by Dennis Coston, vice-president, Linda Hulster, secretary, and Barbara Hesbon, treasurer. Denis Good- man and Sharon Davis were our Student Council Representatives. Our coaches were Mrs. Chrissie Nagel, Mr. Arlon Wilber, and Mr. David DeVito. During the first quarter of our game, we held Hliiaindrop Hop, our first record hop, and a roller skating party. During the second quarter, our team of eighty-seven was led by Denis Goodman, president, Nancy VanNostrand, vice-president, Pamela Smith, secretary, and Linda Hulster, treasurer. Our representa- tives to Student Council were Molly King and Dennis Coston. With our new advisor, Mrs. Crane, who replaced Mrs. Nagel, and our two other advisors, Mr. Wilber and Mr. DeVito, we held a record hop, Twilight Twirpf' and a roller skating party. In the third quarter, we appeared on the court with a squad of eighty-six led by Denis Goodman, president, and assisted by Dennis Coston, Vice-president, Julie Baker, secretary, and Pamela Smith, treasurer. In Student Council we were represented by Daniel Donk, Linda Hulster, Jack Seymour, and Nancy VanNostrand. As this was an important and busy quarter nearing the end of the game, We had a full year. We held a skating party and a record hop HFoo17s Flingfi On April 2, we presented our Junior play, When the Mice Are Away, and on May 21, we held our Junior prom, '4Mystical Moon- light, with music by the Checkmates. The purchase of our class rings also highlighted the all important quarter. Thanks to our same dutiful coaches, we were ready for the final quarter of the big game. With Lee Edington as president, Donald Chimera, vice-president, Linda Hulster, secretary, and Pam- ela Smith, treasurerg our squad of seventy-six filled the court, ready for an active quarter. Our student council representatives were Sharon Davis, David Facer, Donna McLaughlin, and Michael Uttley. Under the direction of our coaches, we held a successful magazine drive in the fall. On November 12, Drums of Death, our Senior play was presented. A roller skating party also helped to fill the treasury. A trip to the Ice Follies on December 4, and our Senior Ball, ccwonderland by Night, on December 22, completed our fast-moving first term. With the selling of pop and candy at the home basketball games and a record hop in the spring, we were ready for our Senior trip and Class Night in June. As the game comes to a close with our team on top, we look forward to a great season in the future for all team members. A .' p J ' 1 .. J L l ' ' 'jfp 'H ffl TWQNS s if 4' '.'-' - JNQSX' ' f aw JLQQQS Q ,, ' L rs , A A, Q: -J 5 L ,- - --3 2 N-QSQ'-??YLf ,LD Class Motto: Theaworld is full of willing people-some willing to work, the rest willing to let them Highlights Staff First Row: Mr. Wilbur K. Hartmann, advisor, L. Edington, J, Baker, A. Jackson, D. Chimera, M. King, Miss Mary Louise Connolly, advisor. Second Row: L. Yackel, M. Dunham, J. Overslaugh, J. Fessenden, E. Seager, R. Hoven, G. Williams, B. Sheehan. Third Row: N. VanNostrand, Quigley, L. Hulster, D. McLaughlin, J. Manzer, J. Lombardo, B. Dawley, C. Wadhams, C..O'Connor, J. Buck. Fourth Row: C. DesCamp, P. Smith, B. Hesbon, C. DeVries J. Willson R. Powell, B. Penta, D. Coston, B. Flood, J. Hemminger. , , On September 7, 1965, the Senior class elected the following people to head the production of the annual yearbook: Anne Jackson, editor-in-chief, Julie Baker and Donald Chimera, associate editors, Pamela Smith, business manager, Cynthia Wadhams, circulation manager, Patricia Bennett, art editor, Mary King and Harold Lee Edington, sports editors, Linda Hulster, secretary, Barbara Hesbon, publicity manager, Linda Lusso, student council representative, Kathleen Quigley and Barbara Sheehan, typists. On February 7, 1966, the staff started the Week-long subscription drive, netting a total of over 31,000 The 1966 Hi hli hts Staff would like to thank our advisors Miss Mary Louise Connolly and Mr. g g 1 Wilbur K. Hartmann for their continued assistance in helping us to produce this yearbook. The yearbook wentito press on February 28, 1966, and you are .now looking through the pages of the 1966 PHELPS HIGHLIGHTS. v ,ya 'f im- f z junior Play as ze is 6' 4 , 17 . 25 g vi? 9 3 2. 5 L: fri? N fe ri ,, ? 2? 3 is First Row: N. VanNostrand, G. Williams, P. Smith. Second Row: Mr. Robert Lewis, director, D. McLaughlin, J. Manzer, D Kamerance, R. Hoven, L. Edington, J. Baker. Third Row: R. Powell, L. Willson, C. Wadhams, C. DesCamp, C. Vanl-lemel, R. Penta, D. Chimera. The Junior Play, When the Mice are Away, a three act comedy, was presented on April 2, 1965. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Lewis, and student directors Julie Baker and Judith Manzer, the cast presented an amusing and successful play. The Senior Play, Drums of Death, a three act mystery, was presented on November 12, 1965. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Lewis, and student directors Linda Hulster and Elaine Seager, the play proved to be a great success. Senior Pla First Row: J. Manzer, L. Hulster, P. Bennett. Second Row: Mr. Robert Lewis director- C Wadhams D Ch. L Ed.n ton r 1 Third Row: N. Hopkins, R. Penta, R. Powell. Fourth Row: J. Overslau h C. oic l . 9 i lme ai ' g l 38 g , OHHOI, J. Fessenden, L. Yaekel. N23 I 'S' Z MLW, , , X SK XX x 67419569 I Y ., M .. , , . , mflzj-'? ?y 11'-'QQQM 558 E rm,-1.-f',gf,g5f1q:f,i 1g'ffieg..Q,sf:::fQzss: 4 nag-'::, ' ti -,:YTr'l3+ ifiw fur. 1 ff? .,s:- -f -',f-1-'sxm '- f -'-' i' TH.- Junior W 'Q , Antoinette Bartucca, secretary Kathy VanDamme, treasurer . Leighton Denniston, president .Q AYWW 1 ,Jo I, First Row: R. Croll, J. Knauss, D. Smolinski, L. DeRuyter, F. Wesolowski, G. Minns, S. Grube. Second Row: Mrs. Wilma Knapp, advisor, P. Robinson, F. Parker, J. Richardson, T. Schoen, P. Kieda, B. MacDougall, Miss Margaret Colacino, advisor. Third Row: J. DeLooze, A. Scott, D. Horton, P. Johnson, J. Johnson, C. Markham, E. VanDuser, S. Palmer. Fourth Row: P. Iddings, B. DeClerck, S. VanOrden, H. Young, K. Fling, K. Armitage, K. Secor. Fifth Row: E. Lee, T. Tillman, D. Good- man, J. Seymour, J. Yancy, G. Carroll, D. Mark, D. Albrecht, E. Tillman. 42 0 5 l 1 sl XS +5 -5... A i A SR! . l Fir. S EC JJ T 't I r l C 'lim Class X 4 -S i . S First Row: Mr. Leonard DeFrancesco, advisor, B. Covert, A. Bartucca, L. Denniston, K. VanDamme, J. Butler, J. Hilfiker. Second Row: J. Foss, F. Henry, J. Rodman, P. Flemming, D. Zimdahl, J. Drury, J. Sweenburg, G. Dunham. Third Row: J. Crance, B. McIntyre, F. Russo, S. Cauwels, C. Minns, F. Russell, W. Nolder, F. VanCamp, M. Foss. Fourth Row: J. Peck, T. Mattoon, J. Phillips, R. Nieskes, R. Phillips, C. Ruthven, S. Proper, D. Hicks, M. Fleming, D. Reid. The Junior Class started the year by electing the following class officers: Leighton Denniston, president, An- toinette Bartucca, secretary, Kathy VanDamme, treasurer. The student council representatives were Antoinette Bartucca, Dennis Hicks, Gary Minns, and Shirley Palmer. Round class rings were chosen in October and delivered in February. The ring committee was Leighton Den- i niston, Antoinette Bartucca, Kathy VanD'amme, Beverly Covert, Michael Calabrese, Marlene Foss, Sharon y Nellis, John Peck, Frances Russo, and Frank Wesolowski. Class activities included a roller skating party on October 19, a record hop on March ll, a play, Star Dust, on April 1, and the Junior Prom, 'cCrimson Cascade, on May 27 featuring Jack Bullo-ck and his Mark VI. Miss Margaret Colacino, Mrs. Wilma Knapp, and Mr. Leonard DeFrancesco are class advisors. J ,N T70 ts S' :fr ' ' ophomore Karen Goodman, secretary Gary Tyman, treasurer Lyle Dixon, president Benjamin Conley, vice-president 5? . FitR:M.R'hdF '- ' JOEHSOHTUV. Dliiilxflaifcj Bulifsn, algluslgeriyfgi D1ltiEhZrcg.DEF0S, M. Seager' C' Kemsv S- Alvey, S. Overslaugh. Second Row! .l- S. Willson, M. VanHemel, S. Aikens S. Dupree L P how, Norseni R' WZITSOI1, R. Benialnino, R. Smith. Third Row! Row: J. Heffron, J. Young, L. Baclcus, R. Stratton allaig D. Evans, P' Smlth' P' Donk, J. Seymour, K. Christensen. Fourth Mclmyreu Fifth Row: R. Hammond, L' Raes, A. dhristenconarlxgowij D. Burnrsky, Dennis Ott1eY, R. LYnch, B. Fisher, D. lard, R. Peck. N , - 0St0n, L. Buck, D. Wilkes, L, White, D. Horton, E. Bay'- W , 'f Z f 2 Z ,T ' Z I Tyman, E. Tornow, L. Margeson. Second Row: Mrs. Elizabeth Legg, D. Baker, J. Heffron, J. Main, M. Morris. Third Row: N. Soper, M. E. Kenyon, B. Elder, M. Chester, E. Hicks, R. Flood Daniel Ottley, M. VanKirk, J. Tomkins, S. Secor, L. LaM0tte Clark, R. Grube, C. Dhalle, E. Kieda, E. Killian, R. Quigley, T The Sophomore Class elected Lyle Dlxon, president, Benjamin Conley, vice-president, Karen Goodman secretary Gary Tyman treasurer and Steven Mattoon and Nanette Soper, student council representatives. 7' ' k ' d d d ho Memory A Go-Co , held in September and a roller S atlng party an WQ L. f2ff....fWx'67w Mfg .37 lil? ,H:v.:.,:k N if .,,..H in ,vi ri 431,325 -A,.i?-231.-1L,',... :A '.-5,.,f5g,:.:., kit. rl'-55 fp., -if -,'Ef,,',?'gL!5:j'1A jf I - ,lar 77. ,',,, .-,W : :, ..fjjj,11, , , : ,. - -, .ji . I Freshman 'N- Kevin V1enna p1'eS1ClC11t Barry Lee secretary David Bruzee treasurer . A .. .4 ' S' Jon Upchurch, vice-preS1dGI1i sz. f' f . 'sr f W First Row: A. Brege, D. Landscoot, D. Bankert, N. Burnett, R. Bedette, S. World, C. Covert. Second Row: Mr. Ronald Bamef, advisor, K. McClellan, D. Atkinson, N. Sheehan, S. McAllister, G. Calabrese, L. Baldwin, M. Hopkins, J. Polee. Third Row! K. Steen, A. Law, W. DeRuyter, E. Robinson, T. Lombardo, L. Yaney, L. Tillman, W. Stevens. Fourth Row: .l. Potter, D Albro, D. Hemminger, K. Doyle, P. Fling, K. Mattoon, J. Zeager, B. Schoen, M. Brown, C. Fowler. Fifth Row: .l. Foss, D' lVIcLaughlin, P. Sweeney, H. Fagner, R. Whelpton, A. Canne, S. LaBelle, J. Frederick, M. Baker, C. Priebe. 46 All Class e le I Ei. bi U. First Row: D. Grube, J. Upchurch, B. Lee, D. Bruzee, K. Vienna, P. Vittum, C. Hinton. Second Row: Mr. .lon Raker, advisor, K. Christenson, B. Ruthven, R. Russell, C. King, G. Whittaker, J. Goodman, Miss Mary Louise Connolly, advisor. Third Row: C. Blake, B. Backus, S. Clark, D. Mark, I. Hall, K. Bogart, J. Connor, D. Huckle, J. Knight, D. Goodman. Fourth Row: L. Conklin, B. Mclntyre, L, Tandle, C. Millerd, D. Dawley, S. Paciulli, S. Croll, .l. Pollot, M. Quigley, Jensen. Fifth Row: S. VanCamp, J. Goodall, T. Hawley, S. Jensen, J. Bahler, G. Bliven, S. Rishel, W. DeVinney, J, Oaks, W, Hicks The Freshman class of '69 started the year by electing the following officers: Kevin Vienna, presidentg Jon Upchurch, vice-president, Barry Lee, secretary, David Bruzee, treasurer. The student council representatives fo-r the year were Tina Christenson and Gregory Bliven. A roller skating party was held on March 25. Class advisors were Miss Mary Louise Connolly, Mr. Ronald Barner, and Mr. Jon Baker. ,fi . .2 fl 5:3 lhrqll ij , I 3 Al 'fv . , . N, gy-ox. -nz, -9: a'-f 1, .ov 2151. io .f Qi.: Y fm' iw. 1 . A fi I 5-. , . . vols , 'Jo Ei. . 1. If.- ri' .3 Q Y 4 ..- -- .W ww Wm, Hindils fmvflrxwaaswfiwwww sax? . ss No XQNN Q I-ms ,... N -X W, 1 NX Nw Y B' YQ sf Ngo. ..W..,. M lfwwsi Room 109 First Row: K. Tandle T. Liberatore, G. Irwin, D. Deland, D. Leiser, G. Davie Second Row: Mrs. Christina Paulus, advisor, M Jackson D Young, C. Stevens, W. Henry, C. Vienna, J. Brown. Third Row: E. Keller, E. Sheldon, M. Kelsey, L. Scher- byh, P. Rohinson, R. Bockefeller, J. Hammond, D. MacDougal. Fourth Row: C. Main, S. DeLooze, A. Smith, G. Fisher, M. Haers, G. Eider, A. Lootens, D. Reid, R. Goodman. Room 110 First Row: Mrs Mary Bolan, advisor, D. LaCoss J Nash C S .I K. Powell, A, Madlgan, J, Seymour W. Rose R 'Aik. ' mli 1, C. Harries, B. Russo. D. Blankenbcrn' Second Row D. Goodman, D. Dayvo B- Conklin, D' Hendersiqotj' C. 535351, lioclrefeller, .l. C1-QHCG. R. De.Looz0. M. Williams. Third R010 C. Albrecht, B. Ternols, E. Brown, F. Zimdahl, C. Covert lVl Prieliplleslllfaill Keffljylllcllwlllllllgb Iiollrtll Row: B. lllargeson ' ' ' ' f ner, . cut1. 48 Ani Room 213 First Row: Miss Lois Pike, advisor, L. Decker, D. Adams, M. Morris, S. Phillips, S. Soper, R. Goodman. Second Row: G. Pomykala, S. Gittens, J. Carney, F. Roller, D. Holland, J. Watson, D. Erdle, K. Winkler. Third Row: M. Blake, J. Donk, C. LaB-elle, R. Pulcheon, K. Sweet, C. Robinson, M. Wilbur, P. Wheadon. Fourth Row: S. Shirley, G. Fling, N. Goodman, C. Tompkins, J. Finewood, S. Mussack, T. Salisbury, S. Cottrell, M. Lord. Room 214 F' R - D A 'ta G. Wilkes, R. Hesbon, J. King, R. Bliven, L. Watson, Mr. John Spafford, advisor. Second Row: zrst ow rml ge A. W'11' 5 , K, B ge, W, Smack, N. Adams, D. Symonds, R. Lootens, Third Row: G. Hoerter, all CXlLi'J3g-,rllgavifiglqlgn lgarggtbrese 1M1.amUcgirdyke, Che Peake, AG. Dawley, T. Oaks, R. Williams, M. Tiffany. Fourth Row: M. Mc- '-. ' ' 7 .K' A. h J.Ks' k' Mlllm R Black S. Bruzee, K. Legg, A. Ruthven, J. Holland, S amerance, .lo nson, o lens 1. 49 J -aff - ,Eif iii. f 1, ei' 124 ,Q 53 ,il .st .qv X . in -:F I 'F f : . ' .f 5. Lg . A, .gf L.. vf Bw' eff ,vi IZ' S. .gf 1 X. x Room i U2 il First Row: F. Hendershot, S. Bradley, D. Vandermo-rtel, B. Dutcher, J. Mac Dougall. Second Row: J. Seymour, H, Heb- ding, D. Baker, S. Whyte, D. Lord, D. VanCamp, Miss Elaine Starvatow, advisor. Third Row: B. Goodall, D. Smith, B. Seager, D. Mouton, C. DeCann, F. Eldredge, E. Dewey, D. Cosgrove. Fourth Row: K. Landstrom, B. Abbott, S. Johnson, E. Hilfiger, D. Secor, W. Fisher, D. Mark, K. Sheridan. Room I 03 4 First Row: B. Winkler, K. Bu ' k , M, L h Sullivan G- Russell D. Case g1.15Nf'CA11iSteZUfi?.,g21nffZS?1,3i3 groll.. Second Row: Mr. Joseph locco, advisor? B. Dorgallv N' P. Rouland, W. Rollins Il, L.,H t..F h,R . ' , ow' W' KHHHSS, -J' BHHUCOUTT, E- K- L1 MOU , S. Evflngelistu, Bartucca, E.Fagner. o aus ourz ow. K. Smack, G. Young, C. Hawley, H. R0lJGI'iS. P. Ch0Ch,CM. Sheehan, A. Room. 107 - Y . E N A First Row: B. Jock, S. Nash, P. Heffron, L. Young, C. Whiting. Second Row: B. Madigan, B. Smith, S. Oaks, W. Howell, C. Drury, T. Canne, J. Britting. Third Row: Mr. Timothy Cortelyou, advisor, K. VanCamp, D. McMillin, C. Secor, .l. Wilbur, M. Actman, D. Gridley. Fourth Row: T. Hopkins, .l. Hartman, B. Elderidge, J. Coon, W. Symonds, B. Young, R. Davis, D. Armitage. Room 108 l l i l i i First Row: K. Bogart, J. Welsh, E. Smith, E. Canne, P. Whiting. Second Row: Mr. Stephen Russell, advisor, R. Howell, .l. Lead, G, Preeee, B. Hoven, D. Guard, L. Goodall. Third Row: D. Minns, S. Cleere, E. Upchurch, P. Cochrane, .l. Richardson, M. Warden, J. VanKirk, R. Pemberton. Fourth Row: H. Evans, F. White, C. Tack, C. Tillman, J. Goodall, R. Rouland, D. Carlson, C. Aikens. 5I Special Class First Row: S. Maslyn, R. Sunderlin, R. Dupree, J. Hendershot. Second Row: S. Derr, J. Henson, M. Price, J. O,Conner. Third Row: C. Crowley, C. Jenson, P. English, K. McKowan, M. Rogers, Mr. Spencer DeVito. 1 1 III 9? A x Q 1 in X Sporzls Football First Row: Mr. Oliver Cook, coach, R. Nieskes, co-captain, Dennis Coston, D. Facer, J. Willson, co-captain, J. Mattoon, Denis Goodman, H. Young. Second Row: D. Wilkes, manager, Douglas Coston, T. Mattoon, C. Ruthven, J. Kenny, J. Drury, P. Flemming, S. Grube, David Goodman L. Dixon, P. Kieda Third Row' F Wesolowski, manager, G Wilkes, R. Darrow, S Secor, T Baylord, S Mattoon E. Kieda, R. Behiamino, J. Heffron, Quigley, Raker. Fourth Row: J. Potter, D. Bruzee, M. Baker, G. Bliven, K. Vienna, B. Lee: W. Hicks, H. Fagner, J. Polee, C. Guard. The football team, coached by Mr. Cook and Mr. Tewksbury, had a good season with two close losses. Six men made the All-League teams because of their hustling and hard' efforts. All-League, first team: Dennis Coston, end, Denis Goodman, halfbackg Steve Mattoon, defensive lineman. All-League, second team: Joe Willson, tackle, Howard Young, guard, Jim Kenny, halfback. f Phelps kj 0 Dundee .. Phelps XX CJ' Red .lacket Phelps W xx! x X5-s Honeyoye Ph l X he Phelps ' ' nj Pal Mac . eps f A D Victor .. Phelps 'f' Clifton .. if '1 of . ' vi 54 First Mini C. P F our Soccer Q lan, First Row: Dennis Ottley, M. VanKirk, M. Calabrese, R. Peck, D. Hicks, J. Peck, S. Proper, W. Nolder. Second Row: Daniel Ottley, G. lbe, Minns, J. Richardson, M. Wilkes, A. Pollot, L. Willson, J. Phillips, W. DeRuyter. Third Row: Mr. Charles Hagadorn, coach, B. Conley, 'OIL C. Fowler, L. DeRuyter, D. Wing, J. Upchurch, P. Robinson, W. Dupree, D. Horton, T. Chimera, D. Burnisky, Mr. Robert Miller, coach. -CC, Fourth Row: R. Darrow, R. Bedette, R. Watson, J. Norsen, L. Raes, R. Grube, A. Covert, R. Hammond, J. Tomkins, S. VanCamp. The 1966 soccer team, coached by Mr. Robert Miller and Mr. Charles Hagadorn, was composed of one-year and two-year players. The team compiled a record of two wins, eight losses, and two ties. With a young team this year, next year,s team should show great improvement. The teamis outstanding player this year was Dennis Hicks, goalkeeper. Lettermen included: M. Calabrese, L. DeRuyter, W. Dupree, C. Fowler, D. Hicks, G. Minns, J. Peck, J. Phillips, A. Pollot, S. Proper, J. Richardson, P. Robinson, J. Upchurch, M. Wilkes, L. Willson, and D. Wing. 55 Varsity Basketball First Row: R. Nieskes, J. Carney, W. Barker, D. Goodman, D. Hicks, Mr. Oliver Cook, coach Second Row W Dupree .l PIIIHIPS H Edington, J. Mattoon, J. Hemminger, S. Proper. Third Row: T. MHHOOII, L- Willson, D- Wing ITHHPISCTS Phelps Phelps Q Phelps gf Phelps 4 Phelps ' . Phelps F 'ml Phelps I , P' lp S he s Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps 56 , , , 4.3 Middlesex Valley . . . 61 Gorham .... . . . , , , 60 Bloomfield . . . 68 Honeoye . . . . ...77 Redlacketu... . . . 55 Clifton Springs . . . . 55 Naples ..... . . . . . . 61 Victor ...... . . . . . . 595 Middlesex Valley ....80 Gorham . . . . 46 Bloomfield . . . . . .. 89 Honeoye ..... . - - 49 Red Jacket .... . -- -- 33 Clifton Springs . - -- 62 Naples ..... . . . - - - 55 Victor ..... . . . Christmas Tournament 92 Arkport .. . . . 44 Ovid . . . ips, H. N Junior Varsity Basketball if ?X,a, First Row: T. Hawley, manager, D. Horton, manager, R. Neff, R. Grube, manager, L. Raes, manager. Second Row: L. Dixon, B. Conley, S. Mattoon, R. Quigley, E. Kieda, R. Peck, Mr. Robert Miller, coach. Third Row: G. Wilkes, J. Upchurch, B. Lee, K. Vienna, S. Croll. Fourth Row: D. Bruzee, C. Priebe, G. Bliven. Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps . . Q . Q . - Q . - Q . . . . . . . Q . . . Q . Q 49 . . . 42 Middlesex Valley , , , , 62 Bloomfleld . , , , , 61 I-loneoye . . . . 47 Red Jacket . . . . 51 Cllfton Springs . . . . 40 lNaples . . . . . 44 Vlctor . . . . 32 Middlesex Valley . . . . 53 Gorham . . . . 54 Bloomheld . . . . 82 Honeoye . . . . 27 Red Jacket . . . . 65 Cllfton Sprlngs . . . . 40 Naples . . . . . 40 Vlctor Gorham ........ . . . J 4' If I . E. I Y Christmas Tournament Wrestling First Row: Dennis Coston, M. Wilkes, M. Ottley, D. Donk. Second Row: J. Pollot, -J. Willson, J. Drury, D. William- son, J. Kenny, L., DeRuyter, Daniel Ottley, Dennis Ottley, B. Nolder. Third Row: Mr. Lynn Tewksbury, coachg D. Norod, S. Secor, R. Beniamino. Douglas Coston, J. Hinchman, B. Flood, A. Colbert, D. Burnisky, B. DeRuyter, M. Morris, manager. H The wrestling team enjoyed a fine season, overcoming injuries along the way, to finish second in league competition with a four win, one loss league record. Led by co-captains, Michael Ottley and Dennis Coston, the '6Bulldogs', finished with an overall record of nine wins and five losses. Outstanding achievements this past season included the Winning of the Union Springs lnvitational Tournament and the third straight Section V-Class B championship shield for Dennis Coston. In addition to Coston's championship, both James Kenny and David Williamson were runners-up in sectional finals, while Daniel Donk Won consolation honors for a third-place finish in the sectionals. Top individual records went to James Kenny, 20-1-15 Dennis Coston, 19-2-05 and Lee DeRuyter, 17-2-0. Seniors competing in their final season were: Dennis Coston, Daniel Donk, Brian Flood, Michael Ottley, Morris Wilkes, and Joseph Willson. RECORD Phelps . . . . . . 22 Waterloo . . . . . . . 25 Phelps - - ' . . . 20 Penn Yan . . . . . 24 Phelps - - - . . . '33 Canandalgua . . . . 11 Phelps - . . . . . 26 Newark ........... . . . . 18 Phelps - - - . . . 18 Wayne ............. . . . . 30 xpllelps - - - . . . 28 Bayport, Long Island . . . . 20 Phelps . . . . . . 15 Union Springs .... . . . . . 25 xpllelps - - - . . . 42 Clifton Springs . . . . . . 8 Phelps - - - . . . 36 Dundee ...... . . . . 15 Pl1ClPlS - - - . . . 43 Lyons ..... . . . . . 5 Mglgfflps - - - . . . 16 Lansing ...... . . . . 33 9ePhClPS - - - . . . 46 Clifton Springs . . . . . . 0 ae eps H: ---- 48 Marion ......... 3 Phelps '- - - - 29 Victor ....... . . 19 'league Matches Union Springs Invitational Tournament: Phelps .. 803 Victor .. 693 Dundee .. 643 Union Springs .. 563 Marion . 26' Clifton Springs 18 Bowlmg First Row: R. Hoven, P. Lord, Rand Darrow. Second Row: Mr. Spencer DeVito, coach, P. Flemming, R. Powell, D. Facer, C. Dhalle, D. Wilkes, L. Buck. The Phelps howling team had an unfortunate season losing some games by Very few points. Even though Phelps had three outstanding bowlers, lack of experience and depth plagued the Bulldogs. Mr. Spencer DeVito, coach, felt that the team faired well on occasion considering some stiff competition that was faced. .3 Baseball wasp-le ...,....,,f...v-,W..,w.... . ., , K R N ff S nd Row C Galusha D Hicks T Tillman D First Row: T. Holland, J. Carney, J. Willson, L. Davis, D. Facer, J. enyon, . e . eco : . , Goodman, J. Mattoon, Mr. Oliver Cook, coach. Third Row: D. Wing, manager, D. Coston, E. Kieda, L. Adams, M Wilkes G Willlams L. Gelder. manager, L. Willson, manager. The l965 baseball team, coached hy Mr. Cook, had an excellent season with a.5-3 record. With a slow start losing two of the first three games, the Bulldogs finally came to life by losing only one of the last f1V6 games With the loss of only five lettermen, the prospects are good' for an excellent season next year. Lettermen for l965 were Dave Facer, John Kenyon, Larry Davis, Terry Holland, Lloyd Adams Denis Goodman, James Carney, Joseph Willson, James Mattoon, Dennis Hicks, Douglas Coston, Richard Neff Charles Galusha, Edward Kieda, and Morris Wilkes. Phelps . . . . . . 13 Phelps . . . . . l Phelps . . . . . 2 Phelps . . . . . . 4 Phelps . . . . . . 14 Phelps . . . . 3 Phelps . . . . . . 2 Phelps . . . . 8 60 l .O . ,0 '-96 jf .22 K x r u: Middlesex Red Jacket Clifton . . Gorham . . Naples . . Bloomfield Victor . . . Honeyoye N Q- ,gn ,., 55 n, D. iams, Track First Row: R. Denison, D. Albrecht, B. Nolder, R. Gruhe, S. Secor, Daniel Ottley. Second Row: Mr. Robert Miller, coach, Mr. Lynn Tewksbury, coach, D. Wilkes, S. Mattoon, J. Drury, R. Quigley, C. Fowler. Third Row: D. Reid, manager, S, Johnson, T. Liberatore, C. Ruthven, F. Manzer, R. Neiskes, L. Dixon, S. Grube, F. Clark, W. Dupree. Fourth Row: J. Heffron, D, Horton, R. Burnisky, S. Proper, D. Brown, J. Hemminger, D. Coston, D. VanCamp, G, Hammond, B. Conley. The 1965 track team won all the dual meets, one of the track triangular meets and the Kiwanis relays, the county meet, making them county champions. Many school records were set during the season. Willie Dupree set the triple jump at 39 feet, 11 inches, James Hemminger ran the two mile in 10 minutes, 48.6 seconds, and the Relay team of Dale Brown, Steven Crube, Ronald Nieskes, and Steven Proper ran the 880 in 1 minute, 37 seconds and the 2X5 in 1 minute, 18.1 seconds. I Letter winners for 1965 were Dale Brown, Rodger Burnisky, Frederick Clark, Dennis Coston, Daniel Donk, Willie Dupree, Steven Gruhe, James Heffron, James Hemminger, Joseph Hinchman, Steven Johnson, Forrest Manzer, Steven Mattoon, Ronald Nieskes, Steven Proper, Chris Ruthven, Donald VanCamp, and David Wilkes. Dual Meets- Phelps . . . - - - 56 Phelps . . - - - 61 Phelps . . . . . 69M Phelps . . - - - 61 Phelps . . - - - 59 Phelps . . - - - 83 Triangular Meets: Phelps .......... .. SQVQS Waterloo -' Phelps ................... 40 , Pal-Mac . . Kiwanis Relays-- Phelps ........ 17, Dundee .... .. 15, Clifton 13, Clifton . . . Victor .... Middlesex . . . Red Jacket Bloomfield . . . Gorham . . 55, Clyde 52, Clifton Bloomfield .... 3, Middlesex 48 43 34V3 43 44 21 .. MHZ 48 . .... 1 Tennis - ,,,,,, ,, , ,,, ,, ,,,. ,,,, ' 2 A ., f X 4 fff , f f if ee ,W f f ' if f Q f ,M ,,, in y ,, new .f ff X 1 X , -e f 5 ,7 Z fy f f Z 1 if ff f fx ff fi X ?i t . X f fl ' A7 ' 9 1 First Row: M. Ottley, G, Minns, John Phillips, B. Flood, W. Lutz. Second Row: Mr. Charles Hagadorn, coach, R. Salalima, J.' Richardson, J. Kenny, D. Pacer, J. Smith, James Phillips, J. Peck. D. Burnisky. Varsity lub First Row: J. Phillips, S. Grube, S. Mattoon, L. D R . S . - . , , dent, Goodman, secretary, D. Coston, treasurerfi ,llliltlfiflattcicirtijldlfiggigelgeswyiljfigiIsresidgnthhli Ottley' Vlcepresl' Hemminger, D. Hicks, B. Flood, J. Carney, M. Wilkes, Mr. Oliver Cooki ,df p F ow' - Obmson, D- F3095 J- G. Mimlsg J. Drury, R. Neff. P. Flemming. , L VISOI. ourtlz Row, J. Kenny, S. Proper, Varsity Cheerleaders X f . X v ss X of-5 My 'S ya! QNQAU W , M Mtv Nw m,f'wavx We X ff. ,X W Wx . 2 K Left to Right: J. Hilfiker, J. Rodman, R. Dunham, A. Bartucca, B. Mclntyre, K. VanDamme, S. Palmer, S. Salis- bury. Junior Varsit Cheerleaders 1 , ,E Q Left, Top to Bottom: K. Mattoon, K. Doyle, Right, Top to Bottom: M. Willson, L. Evan gelista, B. Miller, M. E. Kenyon, N. Sopef, B. Elder, Bernie Bulldog. Junior High Basketball i 3 c E First Row: S. Soper, S. Robinson, R. Dorgan, T. Oaks, K. Powell. Second Row: M. Lord, R. Bremer, M. Tiffany D. Carlson, D. Young, A. Madigan. Third Row: M. Haers, S. Bruzee, K. Legg, A. Bartucca, Mr. John DiSanto, coach R S I 4 . I f ss. -, AL... ,..,-,,..L J' irls 9 Athletic Association .Q 7 'sis Q , Q., .A ' s . F W 11 Q ' First Row: S. Aikens, E. Miller, N. Soper, C. VanHemel,'B. Dawley. Second Row: S. Salisbury, S. Palmer, M. Quigley, J. Rodman, B. Sheehan, J. Butler, J. Hilfiker. Third Row: K. K. Mattoon, K. Doyle. Fourth Row: J. Decker, C. Wadhams, Stratton. Fifth Row: D. Hemminger, R. Flood, K. Fling, P. A. Brege, C. DeVries. Christenson, P. Smith, P. Donk, B. Cottrell, J. Young, L. Bruzee, S. Clark, L. Tillman, P. Iddings, E. Tornow, M. Seager, R. VerStraete, D. Atkinson, G. Calabrese, P. Vittum, K. Armitage, First Row: Miss Norma Gardner, advisor, S, Row: R. Smith, C. Blake, P, Fling, M, Willsgn Bartucca, E. VanDuser, S. Willson, D. Willson Seymour, K. Fleming, C. Markham, N, Sheehguh 66 Iddingsa N' Burnett, J- FCSSCIKIGI1, F. Seafror J Willson P. Smith. Secon ,BL.LEvanl,ggelista, M. Cheste1., B' Elder, L. Pi,u.12CH C- Hawfey. Tjlfrd Rowg A C lim li' B' Schuen' D- Holton, L. Timilc. C, ixiiiin-11. Fmffm Row: J ' ' 0051 ' GUOCIUJUUQ ls. Baldwin. S. Ncllis, B. Covert, M. Kenyon. Girls 9 Athletic Association .ti First Row: A. Scott, N. VanNostrand, J. Johnson, S. Crouch, F. Russo, Betty Mclntyre. Second Row: K. Secor, D. Zimdahl, D. Butler, S. Legg, S. Paciulli, G. Dunham, S. Jensen. Third Row: D. Albro, D. McLaughlin, J. Baker, L. Hulster, A. Isahac R. Lootens, J. Manzer, C. DesCamp, S. Davis, C. O'Connor. Fourth Row: C. Bradley, L. Conklin, Barbara McIntyre, K. Goodman, C. Nellis, M. Kenyon, E. Hicks, J. Goodman, C. Minns, A. J ackson. Fifth Row: D. Evans, S. Overslaugh, M. Frederick, P. DeWind, D. Grube, D. Bankert, L. Jensen, D. Powell, C. Pulver, K. VanDamme. 7 The Girls' Athletic Association, headed by the Girls, Sports Council, consisted of Molly King, president, Antoinette Bartucca, vice-president, Sara Salisbury, secretary, Margaret Kenyon, treasurer, and three repre- sentatives from each class. A In November, bowling was organized and divided into two leagues, which alternated every other week. Joan Hilfiker was chosen over-all secretary of both leagues. Janice Butler, Donna McLaughlin, Carolyn Pulver, and Nanette Soper were chosen for individual league Secretaries. As a fund raising activity this year, the G.A.A. sponsored a dance, Wllhe Grid Iron Hop. Senior High Girls' Intramurals members participated in the following sports: field hockey, soccer, basketball, volleyball, track and field, softball, and tennis. lnterschool teams were chosen in each sport to compete with area schools. Sports Council First Row: B. Mclntyre, N. VanNostrand, K. Mattoon, B. Elder. Second Row: S. Salisbury, secretary, A. Bartucca, ' - Third Row: D. Goodman vice-president, Miss Norma Gardner, advisor, M. King, presi ent L. Baldwin, P. DeWind, K. VanDamme, J. Manzer, E. Hicks, B. Miller. d , M. Kenyon, treasurer. , Miss Norma Gardner, advisor: . Girls' Athletic Association Cheerleaders El Mus' 69 Z f . Senior H igh BW gf i ii 4' V f 2 f 2 Z First Row: .l. Peck, L. Baldwin, J. Goodman. Second Row: K. Armitage, D. Bankert, W. Henry, J. Finewood, D. Mark, S. Patiulli, D. Adams. Third Row: D. Hemminger, L, Tillman, M. Kelsey, K. Baldwin, S. Cottrell, A. Covert, S. Robinson, M. VanKirk, R. Quigley. Fourth Row: G. Tyman, Richard Darrow, F. Zimdahl, D. Holland, G. Carroll, M. Updyke. The Senior Band has had a very active year which began last summer with the presentation of six outdoor concerts. These concerts were given to earn money to buy new band uniforms, which were purchased last fall and worn for the first time at the Christmas Concert. The music department hopes to have a marching band organized in the near future. The Pep Band was organized last fall and played at the football games. 1 5 County Competition First Row: K. Goodman, S, R b' D N - LHPTCSL K- McClellan. Secondo IiIdiiii1,W.. Hghtiji TC?e1lic?rSl0nK.Rl.a1T3ielE Vittum, D. Goodman, D. H ' J, G - ' D. Bankert, J. Peck, C.Ba1dx:iI:1ljn1clFgI21glSey. oodman. Thzrd Row: L. Baldwin. Wah Band First Row: N. VanNostrand, P. Vittum, S. Legg, D. Armitage, K. LaBelle. Second Row: D. Goodman, P. Bennett, C. VanHemel, S. Mussack, D. Norod, R. Peck, C. Robinson, R. Penta. Third Row: J. Hilfiker, R. Hesbon, E. Keller, K. Secor, D. Armitage, D. Day, P. Robinson, S. Secor, S. Phillips, M. Lapresi, M. Frederick. Fourth Row: K. Goodman, K. McClellan, S. Labelle, V. Wesolowski, Mr. John Jarvis, directorg F. Wesolowski. The following concerts were presented during the year: the Methodist Church ice cream social concert, the Rotary Fair Concert, the Christmas Concert, the Mid-winter Concert, and the Spring Concert plus a high school assembly program. Spring saw the band travelling to All-County at Waterloo and NYSSMA Competition. The band's final appearance of the year was on graduation night. Senior band members Were: William Barker, Patricia Bennett, Roland Penta, Carole Van Hemel, and Nancy Van Nostrand. A ll- State Competition First Row: K. Goodman, J. Goodman, L. Baldwin, W. Henry, M. Kelsey, J. Peck, K. McClellan. Second Row: K. LaBelle, S. Robinson, C. Robinson, P. Vittum, D. Hemminger, M. Lapresi, E. Keller. H15 Senior High .ill 1 1 1 5 I i ' . E J 'a ll 5 - . ' ' '11 d' 3 M, K , E. H' k , N. S , L. Evangelista, N. VanNostrand, E. Mclntyre, J. DeLooze Flrst Row' Mr Wlulam Somervl el Hector enyon ml? H ltoliell. Baker, J Overslaugh W. DeRuyter D. Burnisky. Third Row ,', , kh,A.B ,Eff ,. , . , , -. Second Row F Russo' C Mar am mucca - mow usep ll L. Willson, P. Lord. Fourth Row: J.W11150n,B. Sheehan, C. Blake, R. Dunham, L. Yackel, M. Seager, S. Salisbury, D. Coston, R. owe , P. DeWind, K. Secor, .l. Hilfiker, J. Peck, D. Norod, G. MIHHS, L. DeRuyter. The Senior High Mixed Chorus, directed by Mr. William Somerville, elected the following officers: Donald Chimera, president, Dennis Hicks, vice-president, Antoinette Bartucca, secretary-treasurer, and Aster Isahac, student council representative. Some members went to Victor to hear lVlozart's opera Cosi Fan Tuite on November 15, 1965. On December 20, 1965, the Chorus gave its annual Christmas concert in the High School Auditorium. 72 lim! Rox: 1- li l ltr: 1. L Honor J. iii! ll P. Bennett 1 ltr: 5 S, lem Wie nl 1 5:f!.'.', L 1 Ts S, as 3, 55 1 E ish Chorus i K Al, .s K X if J- DeL00Ze- First Row: J. Johnson, C. Millerd, D. Albro, M. Willson, E. Miller, P. Fling, M. Chester, D. Hemminger, K. Doyle, D. Bankert. Second Thlfd Row: . Row: J. Richardson, A. Christenson, D. Smolinski, J. Rodman, K. Mattoon, L. Tandle, D. Evans, B. Dawley, C. Wadhams, C. VanHemel, B- Sheehan, D. Horton, J. Schafer. Third Row: R. Quigley, J. Phillips, D. Hicks, S. Palmer, P. Vittum, K. Fleming, A. Isahac, L. Conklin, C. O'Connor, P. Bennett, N. Burnett. Fourth Row: C. Carroll, D. Facer, D. Chimera, K. Armitage, S. Legg, A. Brege, M. Foss, G. Dunham, J. Fessenden, S. Jensen Several of the chorus members participated in the All-County Music Festival held at Waterloo Central School on January 28 and 29. This spring the Chorus presented its annual Spring Concert. Accompanists for both the Christmas I and the Spring Concerts were: Karen Armitage, .loan Hilfiker, and Nanette Soper. Q... L N -....s ' R 73 irls 9 Chorus fe f , e, G f ysfrl T E . : ,,,r.v, ,.Lv 1 C M'll d D Albro E Miller N Soper M Willson, E. Hicks, M. E. Kenyon, First Row: Mr. William Somerville, director, . 1 er , . , . , . , . L. Evangelista, M. Chester. Second Row: J. DeLooze, P. Fling, E. Turnow, K. Fleming, B. Mclntyre, D. Horton, M. Seager, L. Tandle, K. Mattoon, K. Doyle. Third Row: D. Hemminger, J. Baker, L. Hulster, B. Dawley, C. Wadhams, L. Yackel, E. Dunham, M. Foss, A. Isahac, S. Palmer, L. Conklin, C. O'Connor. Fourth Row: D. Bankert, A. Brege, J. Fessenden, N. Burnett, P. Vittum, J. Schafer, S. Legg, G. Dunham, J. Rodman, B. Sheehan, S. Jensen, J. Willson. Junior High Chorus l FirstR :M.S '11 d' . -- . ow r omervi e, a visor, P. Whiting, E. Smith, D. VanCz1mp, D. DeLand, P. Cochrane, S, Robinson, D, Baker, E. Canne. Second Row: L. H t W, H - G. Davie, E. Keller, D. Goghlclsnian, M.e1IlleiLel Kamik? lgrufy' C- LHBCHQ, M. Blake, M. Lynch. Third Row: E. Sheldon, ' ' Sr - UIVCHS, K. Sweet. Fourth Row: L. Watson, V. Wesolowski, T- Hopkins, A. Bartucca, D. Holland, E. Fagner, S. Cottrell P Wlieidon C R 1,- ' - L , . o inson. 74 hl I r 6 I ,1 f Aczlivzfies Student Council ... ly i g l First Row: D. Facer, J. Willson, vice-president, J. Drury, presidentg J. Manzer, treasurer, N. VanNostrand, secre- Th d M ll d 'sor Second Row' J Fessenden J Kenny M Ottley A lsahac, S. Davis, S. tary, Mr. eo ore u en, a V1 . - - , - , - 3 - l Palmer, E. VanDuser. Third Row: Mr. Ward Legg, advisor, R. Phillips, S. Mattoon, G. Minns, J. Butler, D. Hicks, ' ' B. M I t J N h D. Lord, B. Hoven, G. Bliven. Fourth Row: C. Vienna, D. McLaughlin, A. Bartucca, C. Drury, c n yre, . as , M. Morris, N. Soper. The Student Council began the 1965-66 school year with the following officers: John Drury, presi- dent, Joseph Willson, vice-president, Nancy VanNostrand, secretary, and Judith Manzer, treasurer. Throughout the year the Student Council sought ways of being more effective and helpful. Among its activities Were: sponsorship of,theAmerican Field Service, chartering of the monitor club, a project to help the needy, the selection of four outside assemblies for the coming year, and working to improve school spirit. A suggestion box was placed in the library to enable students to offer suggestions to the student council. Several members attended the OYCSCA meetings to compare notes with representatives in area student councils. Mr. Ward Legg and Mr. Theodore Mullen were the advisors of Student Council. 'D ill: V f-Il if Q ODTH ul K 1 Sti2ssr5 ' F6595 ll xii - , 'I . , X l ational Honor Society WW WAWWMW N I DNF? L EUCIETY uv -s..,,,,N .fs- First Row: J. Baker, C. Pulver, S. Salisbury, J. Hilfiker, C. Minns. Second Row: M. King, J. Phillips, J. Peck, S. White, A. Jackson F. Wesolowski,B. Flood, N. Van Nostrand. Library Club First Row: J. Lombardo, secretary-treasurer, R. Phillips. vice-president, V. DeMay, president. Second Row: Mrs Wilma Knapp, advisor, C. Boos, S. Crouch, J. Overslaugh, C. Wadhams, T. Lombardo, R. Jensen. Growler Staff ll n A Bartucca L Evan elista E Miller Second Row J Lombardo T Schoen First Row: B. Larrabee, F. Russo, M. Wi so , . , . g , - - . 5 - n , - , D. McLaughlin, L. Hulster, R. Lootens, D. Zimdahl, E. VanDuser. Third Row: Mrs. Dorothy Nlles, advisor, K. VanDamme, M. Seager, K. Fling, K. Quigley, J , Manzer, S. Nellis, G. Dunham, J. Rodman. Fourth Row: N. Soper, M. Chester, M. E. Kenyon, E. Hicks, R. Flood, J. Seymour, C. Markham, C. Minns, M. King, S. Palmer. Fifth Row: P. DeWind, S. Davis, C. DesCamp, D. Butler, V. DeMay, K. Secor, P. Smith, B. Hesbon, J. Overslaugh. The P.C.S. Growler Staff started the year out by electing the following to head the school paper: Linda Hulster, editor, Donna McLaughlin, associate editor, Josephine Lombardo, art editor, Deborah Zimdahl, ex- change editor, Rosemary Lootens, business manager, and Ellen VanDuser, student council representative. The first issue of the Growler was distributed free of charge to acquaint the entire student body with the paper. This issue was followed by a Week-long subscription drive which proved to be quite successful. The entire Growler staff extends its deepest and most sincere appreciation to o-ur advisors: Mrs. Dorothy Niles, Mrs. Christina Paulus, and Miss Elaine Starvatow for helping u-s to make this year's Growler a success among the students. 7 g v x A . 1 I 78 vi First Roar: l. 10 N. Vamlostrami gelista, 31.01616 A. Jackson ll .l The future l with the teachil dent, Carolyn I lusso, student C The years 3 a Panel dhcms awww, mammt The WT end FWUT6 Teachers of America A-:WW WWMWMWW .quqnqnuullillldh . SX .kfggx First Row: J. Johnson, S. Wilson, M. VanHemel, J. Seymour, M. Willson. Second Row: S. Legg, K. Goodman, C. Pulver, N. VanNostrand, J. Baker, D. Butler, J. Hilfiker. Third Row: Mrs. Georgia Hartmann, advisor, E. Miller, N. Soper, L. Evan- gelista, M. Chester, E. Hicks, R. Flood, C. Markham, J. Conner. Fourth Row: M, Seager, E. Tornow, D. Goodman, L. Baldwin, A. Jackson, K. Armitage, J. Fessenden, J. Bahler, J. Butler. The Future Teachers of America had an active and successful year in its attempt to familiarize its members with the teaching profession. The following officers were elected for the 1965-66 school year: Julie Baker, presi- dent, Carolyn Pulver, vice-president, Nancy VanNostrand, secretary, Karen Goodman, treasurerg and Linda Lusso, student council representative. The year's activities included a trip to the State University College at Geneseo, various-films on teaching, a panel discussion with past club members who are presently in college, a roller skating party, a supper, and a project of sending books to the needy. Club members participated in the 'cteacherettei' program where they had a Chance to observe and assist the teacher in a real classroom situation. The year ended with the election and induction of the officers who would serve the club the following year. x l -'FN X , .0 MMERICA THE NATIONAL 4? 'NE sruovme vocAnoNAL oRGANlzAnoN Fon Bovs -...af AGNCULTURE First Row: R. Lynch, reporter, E. Lee, treasurer, J. Hemminger, president, M. Wilkes, secretary, D. Wilkes, sentinel, F. VanCamp, vice-president. Second Row: J. Altman, Mr. Elliott Johnson, advisorg J. Yancey, R. Denison, W. Hawley, D. Van- Camp, F. Hoerter, J. Hinchman, D. Albrecht, E. Tillman, R. Jensen, B. Conley, J. Foss. Third Row: J. Frederick, J. Pollot, J. Zeger, G. Fisher, S. VanCamp, C. Fowler, C. Guard, R. Bodine, D. Sheldon, R. Salisbury. F.F.A. Basketball x Q3 iw The Chapter year started on Julv 1 . with members busy growing and rais- ing crops and animals of their own, and also raising crops for the 60-acre Chap- ter Farm. Some special awards and recognitions received by members during the year were: A first by the Chapter for their Safety display at the County Fair in July, a team placed seventh in Vege- table judging at the State Fair in Sep- tember, Jim Hemminger placed first in the Dairy Showmanship contest and represented the State at the Waterloo, Iowa, Dairy ,Showg Jim also attended the National FFA Convention as a Phelps delegate, and Morris Wilkes and Jim Hemminger qualified as candi- dates for the Empire Farmer degree. Members spent a very busy school year. Among their many activities were: Entries in and management of agri- cultural exhibits at the Community Fair, harvest of Chapter crops and entries in the DeKalb Corn Contest and completion of the Demonstration Con- test, a seed selling campaign, and the annual Parent and Son Banquet in May. . H Flrst Row: F- VHnCHmp. E- Tillman, D. Sheldon J Altman D. Albrecht, MY g3i1TQ55:nS.2k?JiS6J5in-Eecorld Row: R. Denison, Fowler, Fisher, J- Freder 80 Pollot, J. I w ht, Mr. F reder' l .5'iifl33,BYJ? fil213:f : wug W ..... . -- Seatefl: Mr. Elliott Johnson, leader, M. Hopkins, secretarY3 J. Goodall, reporter, W. DeRuyter, presidentg J. Zeger, vice-president, T. Hopkins, treasurer. Standing: G. Hoerter, W. Fisher, R. Lootens, H. Fagner, J. Oaks, S. Cottrell, E. Fagner, R. Rouland, T. Crane, G. Fisher, T. Oaks. Future Nurses of America First Row: A Bartucca, secretary-treasurerg. I. Pasalaqua, J. Goodman, M. Willson. Second Row: P. Donk, F. Russo, E, Seager, president, C. O,Connor, vice-president, J. Fessenden, student council representative. Third Row: C. VanHemel, P. Bennett, K, Fling, J. Willson, D. Horton, D. Zimdahl, K. Secor, P. DeWind, Mrs. Winifred Brown, advisor. im g L, Future Homemukers of America Senior h H 7 f GRE HWEBEMAKE Q A AMFUEECA First Row: C. Bradley, S. Fleming, L. Parker, P. VerStraete. Second Row: T. Lombardo, R. Stratton, E. Sheldon, C. Albrecht, G. Davies, D. Willson. Third Row: R. Smith, D. Evans, K. Steen, D. Horton, C. Hawley, A. Scott Mrs. Adeline Fessenden, advisor. Fourth Row: K. Carroll, S. Overslaugh, S. Alvey, N. Burnett, B. Mclntyre D. Grube, D. Atkinson. t l x A r l fuuior High 5 Y X First Row: B. Eldredge, L. Young, E. LaMotte, M. Sheehan S fl Bumlskyv B- Wmklef, M Allman. Third Row' B. Goodall Decon Rowf F. White, D. Minus. J. Richardson, K- B- Madlgafl, C- Tillman, .B- Smltll, Mrs. Adeline Fessenden, advlisldjruton' S' Biadley, C. Secor, D. Cosgrove. L. Goodall 82 n Safety Patrol First Row: J. Welch, C. Steen, S. Bradley, D. Minns, B. Goodall. Second Row: B. Russo, V. Nash, P. lddings, A. Christen son, D. Reid, C. Main, l... Raes. Third Row: C. Secor, B. Sheldon, K. Sweet, C. Tack, C. Tillman, R. Goodman, N. Sullivan S. lddings, Mr. Arlon Wilher, advisor. Fourth Row: P. Heffron, J. Richardson, S. Atkins, E. LaMotte, S. Evangelista, R Howell, G. Irwin, J. Kelsey, R. Pulcheon, J. 0'Connor. Fifth Row: B. Smith, C. Smith, M. Sheehan, F. Hoerter, D. Atkinson N. Goodman, R. Black, F. Clark, S. Bruzee, M. Meath. Audio- Visual Corps First Row D Burmsky C King S Kamerance W Stevens Second Row S Cottrell R Penta R Hoven D Albrecht L DeRuyter Mr David DeVito advisor E Lee C Ruthxen R Phillips D Baker T Hawley ,Q if X l .1 5 g, E -. , ,. , ' wi sw 1 . , lax K Gig I : .L : 2 if .. H. ' : , , , , , , . . . . , . , - 9 ' 7 . . . . Y . . , , . 9 7 ' 7 ' 1 ' 9 ' 7 ' ' f Cafeteria Monitors First Row: T. Mattoon, Mrs. Adeline Fessenden, advisor, J. Kenny, K. Mattoon, H. Hughson, L, Denniston. Second Row: L. Willson, R. Nieskes, D. Goodman, B. Mclntyre, C. Vanl-Iemel, C. O'Connor, D. Wing, A. Christensen, D. Powell. Third Row: H. Edington, W. Barker, D. Facer, J. Mattoon, B. Flood, R. Phillips, S. Grube. Cafeteria Workers l U N , ' U . ,, K , X . ff in Sy. W - f ' fe , X ' W X 'fl V: a ,f 'f 3 'W .f f y I f ' -.M V i f ff. I I 2 First Row: Mrs. Doris Tiffany, Mrs. Inez Hart M B b ' Row: Mrs. Beatrice Schafer, Mrs. Marge Sidell, Dimioilizif Ifilrrllileileiallblgserli MrS.CMa1:y Raes, Mrs' Rosalie Mattoon' Second , . aura om s. 84 Custodicms E Us? K r A 40 f 'af 9,411 N 75+ '4l!i'C r- rx r' 'ff James Mattoon, Henry Blackman, Marinus Lockerneyer, Kenneth Coons Bus Drivers wfsf Q if wwrww was A 24. fig? ziggy M i an ,A-mf ' ' W ,.,,.f- iaixbmms First Row: Clark Phillips, Alfred Adams, Earl Case. Second Row: Richard Bremer, S. E. Totman, George Chase, Marion Hall, Dever Fisher, Bernard DesCamp. f.w,....,......, Senior Statistics ALTMAN, JOHN FFA 2, 3, 4, FFA Basketball 4, Soccer. BAKER, JULIE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 4, All-County Chorus 2, 3, Dance Band 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Magazine Drive Captain, Speech Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Yearbook, Associate Editor, Hobart Seminar 3, Class Secretary 3, Ring Com- mittee, Junior Play, Student Director, Senior Play Com- mittee, Prom Committee, Ball Committee. BAKER, STEPHEN H Wrestling 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Audio-Visual Corps 1, 2, Library Club 1, Junior Play Committee, Prom Commit- tee, Ball Committee. BENNETT, PATRICIA Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 3, Band 2, 3, 4, FNA 3, 4, Yearbook, Art Editor, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Ball Committee. BUCK, JOYCE Monitor Club 4, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Committee, Prom Committee, Ball Committee. CARNEY, JAMES Varsity Club 3, 4, JV Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. CHIMERA, DONALD Chorus 1, 2, 3, President 4, Wrestling 1, Class Vice- President 4, Yearbook, Associate Editor, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Ball Commit- tee. COSTON, DENNIS Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Football 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 4, Treasurer 3, Boys State 3, Class Vice-President 1, 3, Student Council 2, Junior Ring Committee, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. DAVIS, SHARON Intramurals 1, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Interschool Team 3, Growler Staff 3, 4, Student Council Representative 1, 4, Junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Senior Ball Committee. DAWLEY, BEATRICE Chorus 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, Yearbook Staff. DesCAMP, CAROL Intramurals 1, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Growler Staff 1, 3, 4, Junior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. DeVRIES, 'CATHOLINE Band 1, 2, 3, All-County Band 3, Dance Band 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Interschool Team-s 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Council 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Growler Staff 3, Year- book Staff. DONK, DANIEL Baseball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 86 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Student Council Representative 3- Prom Committee, Ball Committee. ' DUNHAM, MARJORIE GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Growler Staff 1, 2, 3, Junior Rin Committee, Yearbook Staff. g DUPREE, WILLIE Basketball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, Track 2, 3, 4. EDINGTON, H. LEE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Monitor 3, 4, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Class President 4, Yearbook, Boys' Sports Editor. FACER, DAVID Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ba-sketball Manager 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Football 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Monitor Club 4, Student Council Representative 4, Junior Ring Committee, Prom Committee, Ball Committee. FESSENDEN, JANET Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 4, All-State Chorus 3, All-County Chorus 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 4, County Ensemble Competition 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Hobart Seminar 3, Speech Club 2, Gro-wler Staff 1, FHA 1, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, FNA 2, Student Council Representative 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff, NYSSMA Ensemble Competition 3, Candystriper 4. FLOOD, BRIAN Chorus 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Student Council Representative 2, Class President 1, Hobart Seminar 3, 4, Monitor 4, Junior Prom Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society 4, Boys' State 3. GOODMAN, DENIS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 4, Varsity Club, Sergeant at Arms 3, Secretary 4, Student Council Representative 1, Monitor 4, Class Presi- dent 2, 3. HAMMOND, GARY Track 1, 2, 3, 4. HAWLEY, CONNIE GAA 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. HAWLEY, WARD Soccer 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Basketball 1, 2, 3. HEMMINGER, JAMES Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4, FF A 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Chapter Meeting 1, 2, 3, 4, Forum 3, 45 Prom Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff. HESBON, BARBARA Band, Chorus 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 322 4, Interschool 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, Sports Councll def i . new an lisewbliiio V135 . S201 , iiirbfiok If HINCHMG: 45 k 2- or n, Fm H0ERTi on 1- Rl H0LLERliiinaS Fvfiball 1. Bu Manager 21 'nee Prom Comml ' YH Bowling 32 Semi noun, RICH Tef1l1l5 21 31 B0 4. junior Plal. fiittees Yeafboo nnonsou, Hf Monitor Club J' HULSTER, LU Chorus 1, 2- 3- 3, 4, Student C Editor 4, Class Committee, llll Senior Play. Stn Secretary. IDDINGS, SIL GAA l, 2, 3, -lg ISAHAC, ASI AFS Exchange Chorus 4, Cho GAA 4. QACKSOX, AX Transfer from Oregon, in Sf! School .lg Bat llwfhwk Edit ,ESSEX Roo I I ll U r Staying l' 2 KAMER ' WA 1, 2fiNCE Sluni llllam Q Pffiidelrialg galley G Pi National y lay Commit! Joolr Qirks Q 3: mg nior .ass 12, ntor ring 33 45 'art 15 ive om MIA cer icil 3, ee, i3. 35 45 .si. 1 4: 3, 45 3, cil 4, Cheerleader 2, Class Treasurer 1, Growler Staff 4' Assembly Committee 3, Prom Committee, Ball Commiti tee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Play Committee. Yearbook Staff, Advertising Editor. , HINCHMAN, JOSEPH Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, P1-Om Committee, Senior Play Cast, Ball Committee. HOERTER, FREDERICK Soccer 2, FFA 1, 2, 3. HOLLERAN, RICHARD Football Manager 2, 3, Wrestling Manager 3, Track Manager 2, Basketball Manager 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, Prom Committee, Ball Committee. HOPKINS, NELSON Bowling 3, Senior Play Cast HOVEN, RICHARD Tennis 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, Audiovisual 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Prom Committee, Ball Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff. HUGHSON, HOWARD Monitor Club 4, Prom Committee, Ball Committee. HULSTER, LINDA Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 4, All-County Chorus 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports Council 1, Interschool 3, 4, Student Council Representative 3, Growler Staff 3, Editor 4, Class Secretary 1, 4, Treasurer 2, Junior Ring Committee, Junior Play Committee, Prom Committee, Senior Play, Student Director, Ball Committee, Yearbook, Secretary. IDDINGS, SHARON . GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Candystriper 4. ISAHAC, ASTER AFS Exchange Student from Asmara, Ethiopia, Girls' Chorus 4, Chorus 4, Student Council Representative 4, GAA 4. JAcKsoN, ANNE Transfer from Corvallis Senior High School, Corvallis, Oregon, in Senior year, GAA 4, Intramurals 4, Inter- school 4, Ball Committee, National Honor Society 4, Yearbook, Editor-in-Chief. JENSEN, ROBERT glfrestling 1, 2, Bowling 4, Library Club 4, Yearbook taff. KAMERANCE, DAVID FTA 1, 2, Junior Play Cast 3. KING, MARY . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, GAA 1, 2, Ylce' President 3, President 4, Sports Council 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, Student Council Representative 2, Growler Staff 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, DAR Award 43 -IUI1101' Play Committee, Prom Committee, Ball Committee, Year- book, Girls' Sports Editor. KING, WILLIAM Audio Visual 3, Ball Committee, LARRABEE, BARBARA GAA 1- 2, LIS Gym Club 1, 2, Intramurals 4, Junior Red CT05S,,Pres1dent 1, 2, FNA 1, Growler Staff 4, Ball Committee, Hobart Seminar 4. ' LOMBARDO, JOSEPHINE Growler Staff, Art Editor 3, 4, Library Club, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Junior Play Committee, Prom Committee, Sen1or Play Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff. LOOTENS, ROSEMARY Chorus 2, Intramurals 3, 4, FNA 2, Growler Staff 4, Junior Play, Ball Committee. LORD, PAUL Chorus 1, 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Prom Committee, Ball Committee. LUSSO, LINDA GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Interschool 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports' Council 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 4, Junior Play Cast, Junior Prom Commit- g-:e,?fSenior Play Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook ta . MAIN, MICHAEL Track 1, 2, Wrestling 2. MANZER, JUDITH Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports' Council 2, 3, 4, Interschool 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, Student Council, Treasurer 4, Junior Play, Student Director, Sen- ior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Ball Committee, Year- book Staff. MATTOON, JAMES , Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. MCLAUGHLIN, DONNA ' Chorus 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council Representative 4, Growler Staff 3, Associate Editor 4, Junior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff. O'CONNOR, CONEEN Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, FNA 3, Vice-President 4, Prom Commit- tee, Senior Play Cast, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff, Candystriper 4. OTTLEY, MICHAEL Chorus 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Student Council 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, Junior Ring Committee, Prom Committee, Ball Committee. OVERSLAUGH, JOHN ' Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 3, FTA 1, 2, Growler Staff, Sports Editor 4, Library Club 4, Junior Play Com- mittee, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff. 87 PENTA, ROLAND Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, NYSSMA Ensemble C0111- petition 3, AFS 3, 4, Assembly Committee, Audiovisual 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Magazine DIIVC, Chairman 4, Junior Play Committee, Prom Commlttee, Senior Play Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff. POLLOT, ALLAN . Soccer 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. POWELL, RICHARD Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, BL1SiDCSS Club 1, Junior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff. QUIGLEY, KATHLEEN GAA 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Growler Staff 3, 4, Speaking Festival 1, Junior Play Committee, Prom Com- mittee, Senior Play Cast, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff. RAES, LINDA Chorus 1, 2, 3, F NA 4, Candystriper 4. SCHAFER, JUNE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, FNA 4, Yearbook Staff , Candy- striper, 4. SEAGER, ELAINE Band, 1, 2, 3, All County Band 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, FTA 1, 2, Growler Staff 1, Hobart Seminar 3, FNA 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Junior Play Com- mittee, Senior Play, Student Director, Ball Co-mmittee, Yearbook Staff, Candystriper 4. SHEEHAN, BARBARA Chorus 1, 2, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff. SHELDON, DONALD SMITH, PAMELA Chorus 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, F NA 4, Growler Staff 3, 4, Business Club 2, Junior Ring Committee, Class Secretary 2, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Junior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook, Business Manager, Candystriper 4. SYMONDS, GARY Chorus 1, Track 1, 2, 4, Football 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. VanCAMP, DONALD Chorus Librarian 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Track 3, FFA I, 2 3, 4. F VanHEMEL, CAROLE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, FNA 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Junior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Staff , Candystriper 4. 7 VanNOSTRAND, NANCY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, All-State Compe- tition 2, 3, All-County Competition 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, 88 All-County Chorus 4, Cheerleader 2, GAA 1, 2 3 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Interschool 2, 3, 4, Sportg C5 t C11 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Student Council Re lin. sentative 3, Secretary 4, Junior Ring Committee, Jugis- Play Cast, National Honor Society 3, 43 Hobart Semin r 3, 4, Prom Committee, Ball Committee, Yearbook Stafll AFS Finalist to Greece. ' WADHAMS, CYNTHIA Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 4, All-County Chorus 3. GAA 4, Library Club 4, Junior Play Committee, Businesg Manager, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Busi, ness Manager, Ball Committee, Yearbook, Circulation Manager. WANDELL, SIDNEY WARDEN, CHRISTINE Band 1, Yearbook Staff. WHITE, STUART Track 1, Prom Committee, Ball Committee, National Honor Society 4, Hobart Seminar 4. WILKES, MORRIS Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4. WILLIAMS, GARY Bowling 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2,A 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, Basketball 1, Junior Play Cast, Yearbook Staff , Varsity Club 3, 4. 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PAGE ANDY'S BARBER SHOP Phelps, New York AVEDISIAN MOTOR COMPANY Wesl' Main Srreel' Phelps, New York BARB, CAROL, JULIE, ROSEMARY and SPORT 490 Wes'l' Bluff Drive Keuka Lake, New York BEV'S BEAUTY SHOP Onlario Slreel Phelps, New York CASTLE'S Hsu-1 FRY ' Y Roule 96 Clifron Springs, New ork JOEL CAVES, INC. Pearl Sheer Phelps, New York CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SHOP Kalhlyn Avenue Phelps, New York CLJNVERSE, INC. Phelps, New York CORSER'S HOME IMPROVEMENT Newark S'I'ree'l' Phelps, New York M . AND MRS. DONALD F. COSTON R 3 Miller Avenue Phelps, New York COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL CROUCH Mill Slreel' Phelps, New York DERUYTER'S SNACK BAR Wesl' Main Slreel' Phelps, New York BERNARD DES CAMP R.D. QIII Marblelown Road Phel ps, New York HAZEL'S BEAUTY SALON 3 Norih Wayne Sireel' Phelps, New York SPONSORS MR. EMIL DHALLE Pleasanl' Sheer Phelps, New York EACKER FUNERAL I04 Easl' Main Sheer Phelps, New York ECHO PRESS Phelps, New York EMMONS BARBER SHOP Flinl' Slreel' Phelps, New York MR. AND MRS. HORACE FESSENDEN Orchard Park Phelps, New York FINGER LAKES PAINT Phelps, New York THE FOX DEN Main Slreel Phelps, New York GAGE FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY Melrose Park, Illinois GOODMAN'S GULF 8: GROCERY Wesi Main Sireel' Phelps, New York GORDON'S CLOTHIERS Geneva, New York HAERS CLOTHING SHOP Main Sfreel' Phelps, New York THE RALPH HINCHMAN FAMILX R.D. alfl Sfryker Road Clilron Springs, New York HOB VALE FLORIST Mrs. Henry Bennell' Phelps, New York JOHN O. HOWE 85 Easr Main SI'ree'I' Phelps, New York OUR ONE-FIFTEENTH PAGE SPONSORS PAUL S. HULSTER 8: SONS Produce Phelps, New York JOHNNlE'S RADIO SHOP Main Slreel' Phelps, New York STEVEN A. KAMERANCE, SR. Oaks Corners, New York MASLYN SUPER DUPER Rouies 96 and 88 Phelps, New York RALPH E. MORSE 4 Park Place Phelps, New York OGDEN'S PHARMACIES 6-8 Main Sireel' Cliflon Springs, New York MR. AND MRS. H. J. OVERSLAUGH AND FAMILY I5 Banla Sireel' Phelps, New York PAT'S BEAUTY SALON 52 Wesl' Main Sireei' Phelps, New York PAYNE'S BARBER SHOP Corner of Main and Onlario Phelps, New York PERKINS UPHOLSTERY 9l Cliflon S'I'ree'I' Phelps, New York DOCTOR D. W. PULVER Phelps, New York OVID L. RANDALL 8: SON Builders Phelps, New York H. JAMES RICHMOND Welding Melvin Hill Road Phelps, New York RIDLEY'S INSURANCE Resl' Haven Drive Phelps, New York Sireeis RUTHVEN BROTHERS Main Sfreel' Phelps, New York SABIN'S GARAGE Main S'Iree'I' Phelps. New York SENECA AUTO PARTS Edwards Road Wa'l'erIoo, New York SUNNYSIDE FARMS Enioy Frui'I' Phelps, New York JOHN G. SWEENEY AGENCY, INC, 62 Easl' Main Sireei Phelps, New York BILL SYMONDS GASTOWN Rouie 96 Phelps, New York UMIKER'S GUERNSEY MILK Phelps, New York FRANK VANHEMEL, n.B.A. R. D. ill' 2 Phelps. New York WILLIAM J. WHITSON, PHARMACIST Phelps, New York WILLIAMSON 8: COSTON Phelps, New York IN SUPPORT OF THE CLASS OF I966 FROM A MEMBER MR. AND MRS. 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