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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

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X X . X t Wwiksqs tt S S A 1 tw:-.fxv . aw k S sf et X N N f ,' Y ,X , Q 5 X X S Q we 4 'X Q sis X' 'Q This is not a history--onlya chapter-- a fast moving uncertain phase, soon forgotten, yet always cherished. ! ' . ' ,. 4 Inq , V me ' 1 ' , ! v ' i ' ,' 'gl 'L'- A IJ , ,r fs' 1 . ? Dedication .......... 6 In Appreciation .... 8 ii ri' Seniors ..... 15 Administration and Faculty ..... 9 Table of L51 Classes ..... 45 su S wk ' ' f u i ' K '---'f'11.'.'.' ' -- . . of st 1 X -' ,, . f if JS! 'Am Contents Music ..... 81 Senior Statistics ..... 97 H+ Sports ..... 9. 5 nr 3 I Activities ..... 87 3 ,a Q, 3 Sponsors ..... 100 5 Dedication t, W ti Y I 5 f K if: QQ at Y' E LEONARD DeFRAN CES CO We, the class of 1967, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Leonard DeFrancesco. When we were timid freshmen, Mr. De, as he is known to most students, gave us guidance and reassured us of our futures. During our sophomore and junior years, he managed to get most of us through World history. At our class meetings and activities, he has shown the utmost patience, wisdom, and a great willingness to help. He has given unsparingly of his time, energy, and enthusiasm for many extra activities. He has shown kindness toward us and understanding toward any problems We brought to him. So we, the class of 1967, would like to express our appreciation for all that Mr. De has done for our class by dedicating our yearbook to him. 6 XZ In Appreciation 1 ': MRS. WILMA KNAPP 2 i cg? p , E! , s 1 X 1 J, .L A! K ' 1 ,.Q 5 xg ' ' at .. 3 MISS MARGARET COLACINO As the curtain falls on our senior year and the lights are being dimmed, We would like to pause for a moment to shine the spotlight on those who through Wisdom and understanding have safely brought us over the bumpy road to graduation. When we stumbled and fell, they were there with a word of encouragement or a helping hand, and We were soon on our Way again. We would like to recommend Miss Colacino and Mrs. Knapp for medals of honor for their courage in the face of trials--of which there have been many. We realize that simple thanks are not enough but we cannot find the words to e , Xpress our true feelings. Therefore, we offer our humble thanks and hope that through that same wisdom and understanding, they will read between the lines and know we mean much, much more. Thank you. 8 Administration A gr SEATED Mr W11bur Hartmann asslstant dlstrlct prmclpal Mr George Saun ders dlstrxct prmclpal STANDING Mr Donald Jones elementary school pr1nc1pa1 Mr Kenneth Wlllard hlgh School prmclpal Boorcl Of Educohon FIRST ROW Mrs Margaret Flmg Mr Robert Oaks President MVS Ffanfeg Van Mrk SECOND ROW Mr M11tOn Rathbun v1CepreS1Clent Dr W111ard B ROb1r1SOI1 MY Leon Soper Mr Thomas Sahsbury Mr W11burK Hartmann Clerk 9 I -1 High School , SEATED: Mrs. Georgia Hartmann, guidance, Mrs. Wilma Knapp, library. STANDING: Mr. Arthur Osborne, guidance, Mr. Spencer De- Vito, special class. Gary Nieskes, agriculture, Mr. jack Grover, dustrial arts. Z E 'Q k A 2 S . 11:1 . '99 . .5 fagul ills. Elizabeth M ilafeafelcmln erville, muslfflfli bandi Ml' John ' SEATED: Mr. Arlon Wilber, industrial artsy Mrs. Adeline Fessenden, homemaking. STANDING: Mr. in X , ,i u I K W L ifkk' 0 , Y X4 ri x' High S tw FocuHy ,xxgillgmgiel Mrs. Elizabeth Mussack, music, Miss x'f' N . ' -l', 'mt X GNT De Margaret Colacino, art, Mr. William Som- erville, music, Mr. Raymond Howard, band, Mr. John Jarvis, band. 'ial arts, Mrs. FANDING: Mr. k Grover, in' Miss Lois Pike, mathematics, Mr. Robert Folkins, science, Mrs. Marie Fullagar, science, Mr Theodore Mullen, science, Mr. Joseph Silver, science, Mr. Gerald MacDougel, mathematics Miss Esther Chichester, mathematics, Mr. Peter Webster, mathematics, science, and history , S A ' X- S 3 as -R 'si 'X 'A X , 'Sl s Q Wx .. KA'-,,,.,.....-.A Mr. Oliver Cook, physical education, Mr. Robert Miller, physical education, Mr. Lynn Tewksbury, physical educa- tion, Mrs. M. Winifred Brown, nurse, Miss Norma Gardner, physical education. py' High School Focully ' 4 -Nr. If.. I x Le!!! V X . 5 'Wana . .. . SEATED: Miss Mary LOMSQ Connolly, I '. AN 'F..g,..Qx English- STANDING Miss Maureen Q V Dougherty, Englishg Miss Roberta St. ' Q l is fi S. Elizabeth Loveless. R French. , ls. l ' u -: v ' 'X f - ,Elm M Av, ' I 45 'a of x fx is ' 71 YW L1 V - . sw- .------fa. S' , . ,sw A . 3:5 no . . . 22- 5? s X i L i jean, Englishg Mr Z Z 2 N.-A English: Mrs. Mary Bolan, Miss Margaret Upton, Mrs. Christina Paulus, Mr. Timo- thy Cortclyou. W Mrs. Janice Blackman, Mrs. Marlene Trecse. -.1 ' 1 M-,QS WL, or 'wf.,,..,,, 12 O '71 'Tl 0 W ? 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Wai? enthusiasm. 9 TW TX N , uTl'1e Su KATHY ILENE VANDAMME Treasurer 'Kathy' Dfeme happiness of life is the co ANTOINETTE ANDREA BARTUCCA Se K6 Cretary Toni 'Nothing great was ever achleved w1thout n- viction that we are 1oved.' 16 ,,-M 5 I If , M 2 V iz yy W 7 GQ wff ,V 2 A W?f , f ff M :I ? 5 ' I fl 523 A fil Zn iff f 5 2 f im' 3 1' f WZ rf? -M' f ZWWQAE f W I 1 , X f ffff Zkffzm ? f Za AZ iff QQ 1 'X iii X fe? if f X -ff M' vw in QM, 5 fwfr? , 5 mee f - Z Ww f , , QQ, fy I Z an g , DUANE RUSSELL ALBRECHT fHa1f-bfighw 8S.ll6flCG does not always mean wisdom KAREN ANNETTE ARMITAGE Karen '6The secret of success is consistency of purpose,' WILLIAM DAVID BARKER Bill Those who ll play with cats must expect C6 7 to be scratched. RONALD CLAYTON BODINE 'Ron' 'Past hope, Past cure, Past helpl' 17 -Y JANICE MARIE BUTLER -Ianicen 4 'Commits the oldest sins the newest kind of ways. MICHAEL ,ION CALABRESE Mike I-Iel1's little helper. GARY FRANCIS CARROLL CC Garyg' By blood a King, in heart a clown. LINDA LOUISE CASTER Linda '5Little said is easily mended. 4 STEPHANIE SUSAN CAUWELS Steve if ' There is no one thing So trifling, but which ought to be done well. BEVERLY JEAN COVERT 5CBeV77 4'It'S nice to be natural when you are nat- urally nice. , . f i5 ,a 1 SHARON LEE COVERT 3 Sh erry There lives no greater friend than She 4 . I JERLINE ROSEMARY CRANCE uleffyn , . . ,, Silence iS g01d91'1, but Pm HO mlulonalre' x, 19 X X ' ROBERT g , 5- BONNIE LOU DECLERCK Bom The unspoken word never does harm. JOHN CROLL V 'Bob' I know it all by heart.'7 4 vi L6 JUDY ALICE DELOOZE Uludyn I NI wonder what I'd be like if I grew up! V' F1 Fl 'fl FU IP V, 2 N Q U1 U P1 FU CI P4 f-I Fl 'FU F FD ffl rx AH afchaflgel, a little damaged. 2 0 l K JOHN INNES KANE DRURY Jack, PAMELA SUSAN DEwrND 'sPam Never satisfied is she. 'Z A Woman would run through fire and Water 4 i U for such a kind heart. GAYLE RU SSELL DUNH AM GtGay1eU ,ff , X' 1 fy, Z X MICHAEL 'Rules were made 'Simplicity of all things, is the hardest to be copied. ff A GLEN FLEMING 'Mike' but to promote their end. 21 v Paul M ood. A ' PAUL CLAUDE FLEMING 4 I 1 'Y l 5 n 4 A , . 4 Every sweet has its Sourg every evil MS 4 Q 5 5 1 4 I KATHRYN ROSE FLING Kathy Be wiser than other people but do not tell them so. 2 4 X Q DAVID CHARLES GOODMAN Dave Cl Man was born for two things: thinking and 22 iv, ' MARLENE WANDA FOSS 5'Marlene '4...and her locks hang on her shoulders like a golden fleece. acting. ' STEPHEN EARL GRUBE I X 66 77 Steve 'KTOO low they build who build beneath the stars. r ARLENE MAY HAND Arlene Learn to hold thy tongue. Five words cost Zacharias forty weeks of silence. ELIZABETH ANN HEFFRON 'Betsey' Every artist was first an amateur FREDERICK WALTER HENRY Fred uAn angel with a square halo. DENNIS DEVEREAUX HICKS Dennis KA gggd many things run around in the dark besides Santa CISUSV' JOAN ELIZABETH HILFIKER 'Joanie' 'All excellent things are as beautiful as they are rare. 2 PAULA JEAN IDDINGS Paula'7 A w0rnan's heart is like 3 gtongy Qnce written on can never be erased. 24 DOROTHY IRENE HORTON Dorothy', Blue are her eyes as a fairy flax. Z Q f N lw G Z 7 V2 Mfr ADAM PAUL KIEDA Paul 'SI-Everything Comes if a man will only wait. MARGARET ANN LITTLE 'Porkyn A wit with dunces, and a dunce with wits. BRUCE EDGAR MACDOU GALL ll Bruce' Not lazy, but born tired and suffered a relapse. E , 'V 1' DAVID PAUL MARK 5 S M ll 1 if-ll c ' -5 5 lf? ' -' - Y 'P' it 77 Dave Satan Came also. A ,f ft CLAIRE ELLEN MARKHAM 'F 'Claire' 4All is not gold that EMS'-eng? TERRY LAWREN C E MA TTOON lifter!! 'Better to wear out than to rust out. BETTY JANE IVICINTYRE 'KBetty 'Little things affect little minds T CYNTHIA RUTH MINNS Cindy TO be good rather than to be conspicuous. 66 SHARON LEE NELLIS Sharon UA merry heart doeth like a medicine? GARY WALTER MINNS Gare I am willing to taste any drink once. E RONALD JAMES KROUD Every man is as Heaven aren't sure about Ron! NIESKES made him...but we WILLIAM JAMES NOLDER Billn 'The lazy man aims at nothing, and gen- 27 erally hits it.'7 4' 5 doth ive too little to D KDaVe'7 Don t put too 1 SHIRLEY EDNA PALMER Shirl Fortune, men say, g many, but she gives too much to all. 7 AVID EUGENE NOROD 1 f'f1e 3 point to your wit for fear it should get blunted. FREDERICK LYMAN PARKER Fred Thou hast seen nothing yet! JOHN HAROLD PECK 8 ajohnn Few things are impossible to dill ence 28 8 and skill, JGHN NEEDHAM PHILLIPS john All mankind love a lover. I I RICHARD CLARK PHILLIPS 'f 'Rickn '6Sti11 waters run just so deep. DONN A AL TEA POWELL Donna Ernestness and smcemty are synonymous STEVEN BARRY PROPER Steve' KNO 11m1ts but the sky.' Carolyn DAVID WILLIAM REID 'Dave' Out of breath at no purpose and very bUSY about nothing. CAROLYN ANNE PULVER d Stood. aTO be great is to be misun er JOHN COE RICHARDSON Wlayn KA vast expenditure of human voice PAUL ALDEN Pau ROBIN SCN 1 KLM us laugh and be merry while We live, for we shall be dead a long time. FRANK LEROY RUSSELL 'GI-frank Genius begins great work, labor alone finishes them JEAN LORRAINE RODMAN 'jean' There's not the least thing can be said Of done, but people will talk and find fault. FRANCES MARIE RUSSO Fran The terrible burden of having nothing to do SARA LOUISE SALISBURY Nsaln UAS good natured a sole as e'er trod OU H shoe of leather. He is so goo 6' on a toad. AVA CHRISTENE SCOTT Ava Appearances are deceptive. TERRY LEE SCHOEN Terry 2 ' d h would pour rose water KATHRYN ELLEN SECOR K I love fools' experiments. Iam always ROBERT CHARLES SEBRIN G 5'Bob There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. Karhyv making them 32 65 . . A good horse rlder 1S as THOMAS BERNARD TILLMAN KTOIHD just a quiet lad is he, but who can tell what he may be. ELLEN LOUISE VANDUSER GEIY7 ,Thatys the nature of women...to lov We love them not, and to 33 JOYCE GRACE SWEENBLRG 'Sweeneyv much above others as the world can make her. FRANCIS LEE VANCAMP Fran 'One Way to keep happy is to learn to enjoy trouble. e when not love when we .1 love them. X Sandy hand. SANDRA LEE VANORDEN WA picture in her mind and a pencil in her FRANK EDWARD WESOLOWSKI Gwesfi Talk to him of Jacob's ladder and he would ask the number of steps. DAVID GLENN WILLIAMSON Da ve To be strong is to be happy. C6 RA closed mouth C 34 DCNALD JOHN WING Dons atches no flies. We 46 JAMES ALLEN YANCEY ccJimn 'Great men are sincere. HOWARD LAVERN YOUNG Howie There is no small pleasure in pure water. DEBORAH MAE ZIMDAHL Debbie 'Modesty is a diamond setting to female beauty. Class HistorY S t b 1963 ninety-two freshmen were looking forward to the long-awaited high School In e em er r 'ph M' s Margaret Colacino, Mrs. Wilma KnaPPf and Mr' Leonard DeFfanCeSC0 HS advi- Years' Wlt lecid the following officers: Antoinette Bartucca, prGSidGH'E3 Shirley Palmer, vice- Sorsfd Wi eD b ah 7imd3hl secretary' Paul Robinson, treasurer, joan Hilfiker and John Drury, presi en g . e or J 1 ' d t C .1 representatives. and David Smolinski, American Field Service representative, nci , . . Stu Th fit activity was 3 record hop, Martian Hopf' on October 25. A divided roller skating 9 ll' t S held on December 13 Later the class attended a hockey game at the Rochester War par y wa ' ' . M 0131 In june we elected Sara Salisbury and Leighton Denniston as our Student Council rep- em I' . resentatives for the following year. U - In September 1964, eighty-two sophomores entered their second year of high school and elect- ed john Drury, presidentg joan Hilfiker, vice-president, Kathryn-Secor, secretary, Betty MCIU- tyre, treasurer, and john Peck, American Field Service representative. I Our activities for that year included a field trip to the Rochester War Memorial to see the Globetrotters perform on December 5, a 'divided roller skating party in February, and a record hop on March 12. In june Antoinette Bartucca, Dennis Hicks, Gary Minns, and Shirley Palmer were elected as our Student Council representatives for the following year. In September 1965, eighty juniors were headed by Leighton Denniston, president, Antoinette Bartucca, secretary, and Kathy VanDamme, treasurer. In October we ordered our class rings, and we anxiously awaited their arrival in February. On November 19 we held a divided roller skating party, on March 11 a record hop, and on April 1 our junior play, STARDUST, which was presented under the direction of Mr. Robert Lewis. The play proved to be a lot of fun and was profitable as well. On May 27 the junior prom, aCrimson Cascade, with music by the Mark VI was providing a challenge for the class and delightful entertainment for those who attended. In June Karen Armitage, Lee DeRuyter, Gary Minns, and Deborah Zimdahl were elected as our Student Council representatives for the following year. Our participation in class night concluded the activities for the junior year. In September 1966, eighty-two seniors began our final big year. We elected Leighton Dennis- ton, president, Christopher Ruthven, vice-president, Antoinette Bartucca, secretary, and Kathy VanDamme, treasurer. We began our class activities with the annual magazine drive, which proved to be profitable although we did not reach our 354,500 goal. Then on October 20, we held a divided roller skatin g Daffy- OH N0V9H1bef 10, the Senior play, HAY FEVER, was presented under the direction of Miss Roberta St. jean. On December 11, we Went to singing trio, Peter, Paul, and Mary . Providing pleasure for all attend Cembef 22, with music by Frankie Farr. Our treasury was boosted by the sale of pop and candy at the home basketball games, On May 20 the class went on its senio t' Rochester to attend a performance of the folk ing was our senior ball, Moonlight and Mistletoe, on De- Yofk. The final ,activities fur I rip to Aifways Leisure Land in Hamburg' New AS the year Closes O e year were class night exercises and graduation! activithe W h ,j we are able to look back with pleasant memories on this past year's 1 S- 9 OPS to Cllmax a successful year with a happy commencement. After this we, the Class of '67, must 1'k ' ' 1 e many before US, bi-?COme part of the history of Phelps Central School. school advi- vice- Drury, ative. rating er War l rep- elect- McIn- re the d hop were nette luary. pril 1 . The mson ghtful , and . Our nnis- lathy table ating Miss 2 folk 1 De- randy New ear's , the HIQIWIIQIWS Staff ? .- Q!Ss ,-Q . Slfili I FIRST ROW: Mr. Wilbur, K. Hartmann, advisor, T. Schoen, K. Armitage, D. Zimdahl J Hilfiker S Salig b v u I , . , . - ury, A. Bartucca, Miss Mary Louise Connolly, advisor. SECOND ROW: K. Van Damme B. McIntyre C Minus, S' Cauwelsf K- Fling, J- BUUGY, S- Gfube, D- Mark, L. DeRuyter, F. Wesolowski. THIRD ROW': ci Markham, F- RUSSO, P. DeWind, C. Pulver, D. Powell, S. Nellis, A. Hand, K. Secor, P. Kieda, In September the 1967 Highlights Staff elected the following staff officers: joan Hilfiker, edi- tor-in-chief, Sara Salisbury and Deborah Zimdahl, associate editors, Karen Armitage, business manager, Kathryn Secor, circulation manager, Terry Schoen, art editor, Janice Butler and Stephen Grube, sports editors, Christopher Ruthven, publicity manager, Antoinette Bartucca, secretary, and Frank Wesolowski, Student Council representative. After several months of hard work and fun, the March I deadline was met, and the yearbook went to press. The final step in our Highlights '67 production is the enjoyment we hope you will experi- ence as you read it. The members of the Highlights staff would like to extend thanks to everyone who willingly gave time and effort toward the yearbook production, especially our advisors Miss Mary Louise Connolly and Mr. Wilbur K. Hartmann. 37 l . ' 5 ' i V 1 , p , ' . 1 , Junior Play Stardust April 1, 1966 , 1-1 W V , m J ' 4 , -2, W M' wx, i Z . :, , Q f J FIRST ROW: K. Armitage, S. Nellis, K. Secor, S. Palmer, E. Var1Duser, D. Zimdahl, G. Minns. SECOND ROW: S. Salisbury, J. Hilfiker, J. DeLooze, C. Pulver, B. McIntyre, K. Var1Damme. THIRD ROW: C. Ruthven, S. Grube, T. Schoen, D. Goodman, D. Reid, F. Wesolowski, J. Drury. Senior Play Hay Fever November 11, 1966 df I Ii s T S FIRST ROW: J. Drury S Sahsb A V, ' ' Ury: . H3I'1d, K, A 't I. L QFC D ROW' L' DQRUYYGH J. Hilfiker. THIRD Row: F. xve-ml age, ang' L A ON Solowski, D, Reid, if A '71 7 Z 2 xw ff Q, Q 0 f W gym Q N NBXWA ff AW.-Aw J - ql' .-if 1 f f' Q s. 'M 2 S fi, ,MQ QQ Senior Ball 'Twoonlight and Nhstletoev DeCember22,1966 Queen, Antoinette Bartucca 40 K M 1 1 v I., x' nv ., Q ' ' n mu . I IQL-!.Efv:.:.2Li1 'g'I,'lI.'L'.'.ff,ff'f'ffl''fff':Q :'i:g:f:i.Zf3'ifi'i?..'ll '.'lrfL','.'f.??f:EIkqgl-35l.lzj.i-Q-if-!YQi'i.,.i.'i'1'g i - :f:sf'1:.' ' :- ww 'Z' ' .4 . 5 ' H, . 'I I 7. Q, . . .,. , ,',',' -L-1...,.,.1-1. . .4 .,. ,, . .4 .,,, . ,. . , !'. fl-l-w - - -vg -1- ---,-.--.. KX. ., N In ,, f mn ,,,, ,km M vs.,., 1 m My fmwg -c 2212 l Wmfwwnw, WW 7 42 MKXXX. 1-at XXNXRN sk gf? Q X OSX XSX X W A fw X, W X X X Q f , A NX N 1 Mn WW Wmfmvf ff Z 'wwf- Wk SSW X, f 9 M W X W' YW K W W 1 w 1 1 I Z If fx i A 34 GMC 50 W1 Yb Mp' QW xN g,- De ? ,5f0 7 v t? 7 l r Class Officers Junior Class Secretary - Evonne Schweitz Vice-President - Douglas Coston President - james Heffron Treasurer - Billee Elder 46 N xx , f ss , N X 5 S X 5 ,A 4 X 'rx 'Q ' N N 2 s s Qfr S Q ifhssxx sets Q X ., x Q s r N i X , ., x X 4, s Q N x N f SS X.sXsw S XS ss X: rs if S Sophomore Closs Treasurer - Barry Lee Vice-President - Gregory Bliven Secretary - Kathleen Doyle President - David Bruzee , M.- Freshman Class President - Janette Nash Treasurer - Curtis Rueter Secretary - Donna Ad21mS Vice-President - Kurt Powell Junior X X S S S E ' , 9' Z4 ' Wff 'di FIRST ROW: J. Johnson, K. Goodman, M. Willson, J. Heffron, J. Young, S. Dupree. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Marie Fullagar, advisor, C. Kerns, C. Nellis, J. Decker, Daniel Ottley, Randy Darrow, B. Fisher, Mr. Ed- ward McChesney, advisor. THIRD ROW: S. Overslaugh, Margaret Kenyon, Ricky Darrow, J. Main, M. Van- Kirk, D. Baker, D. McIntyre, T. Libertore, L. LaMotte. FOURTH ROW: M. VanHemel, K. Bradley, B. Elder, R, Flood, N, Soper, M. Chester, D. Evans, M. Frederick, P. VerStraete, M. Seager, J. Kenny. FIFTH ROW' D, Wilkes, R. Beniamino, R. Neff, D. Coston, R. Hammond, R. Grube, B. Conley, R. PSCR, E- Kllllafl, T- Chimera. The Junior class elected as its officers: James Heffron, president, Douglas Coston, vice- president, Evonne Schweitz, secretary, and Billee Elder, treasurer. The class held a dance in the gymnasium on November 4, 1966, featuring as entertainment, The Creatures. On November 18, 1966, they sponsored a roller skating party. The class ordered their rings and established a standardized ring for the entire school. In the Spring a class trip was taken, and the junior play was presented on April 21, 1967. The prom, enjoyed by all, and class night concluded the activities of the class. 48 CIUS FIRST RO beth Lovel THIRD ROI ROW: D. B Fleming. F R- Quigley, Junior 7f'iH1L7.7L . Lf ' ' iii-li Class 29 R . .. . r , 4 . .. .. . sz . . ...N M. .- a2'.?a1::7gik?l.539hf'-fllifwiiawliezgwg gf -Vtmiilgiguz: Fang.:-3,'l,5:5:r.:,:1u74li155,-3,1-:gn .. ' A' -- W rx . -.-.... -z' z. 9 r V ? v .L sy s, ii llfll MS. FIRST ROW: J. Seymour, L. Parker, P. Smith, S. Crouch, D. Willson, S. Willson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Eliza Ed- beth Loveless, advisor, L. Bruzee, J. Kenny, C. Boos, Dennis Ottley, E.Tornow, R. Lynch, V. DeMay an- THIRD ROW: K. Carroll, D. Butler, J. Heffron, J. Main, M. Morris, S. Mattoon, G. Tyman, R. Watson. FOURTH ler ROW: D. Burnisky, E. Hicks, E. Miller, Mary Kenyon, P. Donk, K. Fleming, E. Schweitz, L. Margeson, S JW? Fleming. FIFTH ROW: L. Buck, L. Whyte, D. Horton, F. Clark, E. Kieda, S. Secor, F.. Baylord, L. Dixon T R. Quigley, C. Dhalle. - lqrmnh ' LAS V op 'g M 'Q N' ul, y I vice- 1 N 41 ,0 1 ment, X X 1 7. bl , ' 1' ,ff -A W g G 6a1?:' 'Ni' ll, x X 49 Sophomore C105 X UA, fi w f' I X FIRST ROW: C. Millerd, A. Law, I. Hall, J. McDonald, B. Schoen, J. Pollot. SECOND ROW: Mr. Joseph Silver, advisor, K. Mattoon, N. Sheehan, B. Ruthven, L. Yancey, C. Eldridge, G. Calabrese, Mr. Gerald MacDougal, advisor. THIRD ROW: K. Vienna, G. Mills, T. Hawley, D. Lee, S. Paciulli, D. Bankert, D. Grube, S. World. FOURTH ROW: R. Russell, S. Desper, C. Blake, B. McIntyre, M. Brown, C. Bogart, J Hill M. ' l ' ' ' , Quig ey. FIFTH ROW. J. Goodall, D. Huckle, J. Knight, C. King, D. Jenkel, D. Mark, D. Atkinson, D. Hemminger. SIXTH ROW: G. Whittaker, P. Sweeney, R. Whelpton, S. Rishel, W. Hicks, J. Oaks, M. Baker, C. Priebe. The Sophomore class elected as their cl ff' ass o 1cers: David Bruzee, president, Gregory Bli- ve ' - ' - n, vice president, Kathleen Doyle, secretary, and Barry Lee, treasurer. The Student Council representatives were Raymond Bedette and Dorothy Goodman. Class activities ' 1 d inc u ed a roller skating party in January and a dance in March. 50 FIRST RO! Miss Mary tum, A. Bri van, N. Bur J. Zeager. kins, D, C1 ven, D. Bru DFG Class R fa. ' f FIRST ROW: C Christenson J Goodman S Clark I Passalacqua K Steen E Robinson SECOND ROW: M1ss Mary Loulse Connolly advlsor S McAll1ster L Tandle K Doyle D Goodman L Baldwm P Vrt tum A Brege THIRD ROW J Pollot R Bedette B Lee J Upchurch W DeRuyter J Polee D Sull1 van N Burnett FOURTH ROW T Lombardo P Flmg L Tlllman L Conklm J Conner A Chnstenson J Zeager FIFTH ROW D MCL8Ugh11H W Stevens D Dawley V Shlrley S Saunders J Bahler M Hop kms D Coe SIXTH ROW S Croll J Combes A Covert W De-V1nney J Frederrck A Canne G B11 ven D Bruzee U58 51 s JE Q 35 ' S Y' x. Kamik i E' . sf 1 , , f bf ' if Je- f -rs A xi I r LA 1i- :il r6q - T A I W W n ' I f' I 4 Q kj I f i 5 , :..-..I?...... ' I I Freshman X I S X S SS F ws X .rs -Q Eg . v N S -1 E f' 'Q' 5 f I R Q . ' 4 'S f I I S ff .X I ix! . X X f i - X FIRST ROW: K. Tandle, G. Hoerter, T. Liberatore, D. Goodman, W. Henry, P. Robinson. SECOND ROW' Mr. Peter Webster, advisor: E. Keller, C. Stevens, G. Davie, B. Russo, E. Sheldon, K. Sec, R. Goodman. THIRD ROW: D. Holland, S. Phillips, D. MacDougall, D. Eustice, T. Oaks, W. Rose, K. Winkler, G. Daw- ley. FOURTH ROW: K. Powell, J. Kelsey, R. Hesbon, M. Morris, C. Peak, D. Calabrese, D. Rockefeller S. Mussaok. FIFTH ROW: D. Erdle, J. King, R. Black, S. DeI..ooze, S. Shirley, C. Covert, S. Goodman, IVI MacMillan, A. johnson. J n W . X SS . 5 sr W I l , s 6 f t . I if 1' - IQIRSI Row: NI KQ1-:V . - SH, C. Steen, M, Bl. , y ,. . tm- Nilvgy advisor' G. C' I -I al-.e, AM. Williams, R. dldllfehf, M. Lapfegr J C Bliven, C. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dom- THIRD ROW: D. LaC'oss, AI, Cm-me . C 5 l' ' iamte' -I' Seymour, J- HGIUHWOHCI, R. Williams J. Irwin. H-.HIL FOURTH ROW. I Dumk H gf Xlemld, P. We-adon, M. Tiffany D Carlson R Atkins wn ,WI Cood J : N U .4 r . , 1 . arangio, M, 1.1, , V 4 V , - - , . .t , . 1 - III TH ROW: A. Smith, D. Young, I. yr-dtgcm S 'Tis' ' Shlrleb, D. I-Iendershot, L. Watson, C. Robinson. A, Rmh,.L,u. s - , . anCamD, G. Fling, D. Armitage, S, CQttfQ11, M, Pfig-bg, 52 CIUSS I FIRST ROW: I ence Curley, 2 THIRD ROW: I FOURTH ROW A. Madigan. F dahl, J. Warner The Adams, S C0UHCil r Advi Clas DOH Class nfm 315741 ffl. f? FIRST ROW: D. Adams, D. Leiser, D. Day, C. Sweet, L. Scherbyn, K. LaBelle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clar- ence Curley, advisor, S. Soper, M. Wilber, J. Nash, R. Bremer, R. DeLooze, D. Blankenburg, B. Margeson THIRD ROW: E. Brown, J. Brown, A. Lootens, W. Sinack, N. Adams, R, Rockefeller, G. Eider, R. Howard FOURTH ROW: M. Desper, D. DeLand, V. Wesolowski, G. Whiting, R. Pulcheon, K. Brege, A. Williamson, A. Madigan. FIFTH ROW: G. Fisher, D. Symonds, C. Rueter, D. Reed, J. Finewood, R. Lootens, F. Zim- dahl, J. Warner, M. Meath. The Freshman Class elected Janette Nash, president, Kurt Powell, vice-president, Donna Adams secretary, Curtis Rueter, treasurer, Janette Nash and Michael Morris served as Student Council representatives. Advisors to the class are Mrs. Dorothy Niles, Mr. Clarence Curley, and Mr. Peter Webster. Class activities included a roller skating party in March and a dance in April. 53 Class of 7977 silk 4 -5 any rl . I if . X' s FIRST ROW: B. Winkler, J. Wersi., G. Whrrbe-Ck, P. Rouland, J. MaCDOuga11, J. Seymour, J- RUSSO- SECOND ROW: Mrs. P eggy Raybeck, advisor, M. Lynch F. White, C. Ta , ck, D. Smith, N. McAllister, K. Sheridan, Miss Lois Pike, advisor THIRD ROW G P . 1 . reece, D. Mark, K. Landstrom, C. Tillman, C. Main, Nl. Updykef B. Smith, G. Young, S. Whyte. FOURTH ROW: E. Smith, S. Nash, D. Nlinns, L. YOur1g, R- Whitbeckf C' Whiting, E. Lalvlotte, M. Warden, E. Upchurch, R. Seager. FIFTH ROW: J. V8nKifk, .Ir Lead: D' Vffmcamp' P. Whiting, D. Mouton, S. Robinson, C. Secor, N. Sullivan, J. Richardson, D. Lord. SIXTH ROWS J- Wil' bur, S. Oaks, K. Sinack, G. Russell, D. Secor, R. Rouland, H. Roberts, B. Young, W. Symonds, IVI. Lord, G. Wilkes. 54 FIRST ROW: F. Her OND ROW: Mrs. Chr ey, Mrs. Mary Bolan dredge, N. Goodman B. Goodall, C. Howa D. Guard, J. Gittens Coon, S. johnson, G. 1 IU FIRST ROW: F. Hencler OND ROW: Mrs. Christina Paulus, advisor, B. Dorgan, B. Hoven, D. Baker, W. Howell, J. Goodall, F. Dew ey, Mrs. Mary Bolan, advisor. THIRD ROW: S. Duell F Gantz T Hopkins J Canne j Hat B E , . , . , . , . r man, . 1 dredge, N. Goodman, P. Gooch, A. Bartucca. FOURTH ROW: K. Burnisky, D. Croll, G. Desper, C. Drury B. Goodall, C. Howard, D. Gridley, L. Haust. FIFTH ROW: H. Hebding, C. DeCann, L. Decker, R. Howell D C1 d ' . uar , J. Gittens, C. Clement, IVI. Altman, B. Abbott, H. Evans. SIXTH ROW: Kim Bogart, D. Case, ,I Coon, S. Johnson, G. Hawley, R. Caster, D. Carlson, J. Holland, E. Hilfiger, D. Armitage. shot, Kelly Bogart, S. Bradley, S. Cleere, P. Heffron, B. Dutcher, E. Canne. SEC 'fini E-Z CLA55 of' 1771 Cm, MQ' 55 Class of 7972 ss S S T ZS S 2 :Q S Q t Q fb s , S S ix D S A so t Q X S SPSS TQ D S xx!! fl S! I S . 1,1 s D- .I I' .1 ' X , X i fr. . is I x. ,a f gr I E! A ,. .4 'S ,,. , up FIRST ROW: W. Welch J Seager G Mouton D S 'th L , . , . , . mi , . Smith, D. Phillips, P. Whitbeck. SECOND ROW2 Mrs. Mary Shelly, advisor, C. Smith, V. Rouland, A. VanCamp, K. Stevens, S. Paciulli, E. Meath, Mr. Timo- thy Cortelyou, advisor. THIRD ROW: D. McMillin, K. Var1Camp, P. McMillir1, S. Ruthven, A. Parmelee, S' Watso S. S ' n, nyder, R. Rose, S. Pigman. FOURTH ROW: C. Smith, B. Shirley, K. Denniston, J. REBS, S- S3 bin, D. McDonald, G. Tiffany, D. Russo, T. Saunders. FIFTH ROW: R. Scharibarger, R. Tewksbury, R. SD-af ford, J. VanHooft, R. McClure G Wadhams G P ll , . , . o ot, D. McLaughlin, Y. Proper. SIXTH ROW: S. Ti11m8H C. Skinner, S. Wandell, K. Mussack, S. Margeson, B. Whyte, D. Tyman, N. Peck, D. Millard, M. Sheehan 56 FIRST ROW: I C. Desper, L. advisor, D. La hester, advisor ker, P. Cochrar R. Goodman, F, K. DeBaere, M. t .ss S X Q X! Q F' V. XS y .V - Q s 5 Q .Ai-,Q X ., GY F4 SX fi 49 X AP X Q C. Desper, L. Goodall, N. Eider, D. Delooze, F. DeRgter, R. Conert. THIRD ROW: Miss Margaret Upton advisor: D. LaCoss, D. Clark, D. Albro, D. Baker, W. Gillotte, L. LaBelle, L. Bengtson, M155 Esther Chic hester, advisor. FOURTH ROW: M.Day, B. Liberatore, R. Goodman, A. Keller, S. Johnson, F. Coon, R. Bec- ker, P.Cochrane, J. Hicks, L. Zeager. FIFTH ROW: M. Madigan, J. Manzer, C.jenkel, D. Maines, R.Drooby, R. Goodman, F. Eldredge, R. Hilfiger, R. Abbott, G. Davie. SIXTH ROW: L. Hilfiger, W. Fisher, T. Bankert, K. DeBaere, M. Cuddabeck, K. Baldwin, H. Burnett, R. Lee, A. Hoerter, C. Aikens. xx H ff XI , . fx- kj, A X, O ,, ri Q ' 0 ' r ' A A ' Gm X 464, nj ' 57 FIRST ROW: E. Hemminger, D. Crouch, R. Jock, C. Backus, D. Lee, B. Bennett, M. Haust. SECOND ROW: Q Special Class Wx SEATED: C. Jensen, R. Dupree, S. Maslyn, D. VerStraete. STANDING: K. McKown, J. Hendershot, D. Crouch, C. Guard, P. English, S. Derr, C. Crowley, MF- Spencer DeVito, teimhef' Purpose: The purpose of the education of handicapped children is similar to that for all children and young adults. They have the same wants, the same needs - they want friGI1dS and 3 car - they need food, shelter and clothing. I All of this then can become a reality through an appropriate program with opportunities for them to become well adjusted, contributing members of society. The nature and content of sp6C.131 class programs are planned carefully in order to make certain that those students participating have sufficient opportunities for meaningful experiences related to living at home, at school, and in the community with social competence and vocational adequacy as main goals. Historical Background: Under the NYS Education Law, Sec. 4401, art. 89, the Board of Ed- ucation of this school district developed with the Board of Cooperatives, in 1962, a Special Class necessary to provide instruction adapted to the mental attainments of such students. The first class was conducted in the old teacher's room, room 102. Although in the develop- mental stage, special ed t munity obligation. In Se ment of 21, the class was tal instruction. Toda Vocational Rehabilitation h uca ion got into full swing as part of its fulfillment to a state and com- Pfember 1964 Special education seemed to take on a new life. With its increased enroll- then moved to the original kindergarten then being used for instrumen- w ere some older students have been placed on a job and are COHU1- P- buting members of this community with astonishing results. . With the aid of other school facilities special class students may get an Opporfuflify to take dr1ver,'s education, shop, gym, agriculture, and homemaking. We are proud to be an important part of the total school system. 58 Y, 1967, Special class education works closely with the employer and the Division of Q ' .. -s. ' ', -.,g ,. 'Nm I 1 WWQXX lik My .sf xr Ym N QS NWN wx X, fk , ,A,, Q WM ,A ,ix ,, 'M-...A fi,,q f A H',.' K ,,,,. Q. X, , I, W +v,Tf'Ax.'f uwwv, -Lf ,G V , ff, 1 f, ,. A 7 Q 1, zu, ,V QLW -W I 6 fi , , fha I 1 ,MWW7?7 H X W .Q X www N N NN Xwwk Wm Q f X X NX ff X X ,, Aw- Q flier 3' 1 N f- M NM X ' 1 x w 4 9, 2 if 4 y 4 2 af, f fw 5 Af 7 f W , ix 4 Z 1 f f F I V fx it G' li' N Zifjf, 3 f ff , W! I sl Sf Q4 if Football FIRST ROW: Mr. Oliver Cook, coach, S. Grube, T. Baylord, D. Goodman, D. Albrecht, R. Nieskes, J. Drury, T. Mattoon, K. Vienna, D. Baker, D. Coston. SECOND ROW: Mr. Harold Rothman, S. Secor, L. Dixon, R. Beniamino, R. Darrow, Monroe Morris, D. Landschoot, E. Kieda, S. Mattoon, J. Heffron, R. Quiqley, Mr. Lynn Tewksbury, coach. THIRD ROW: D. Wilkes, M. Brown, C. Covert, S. Saunders, J. Polee, S. LaBelle, G. Wilkes, W. Hicks, D. Capper, M. Baker, Mr. Joseph Silver, coach. FOURTH ROW: M. Carangio, D. Young. R. Atkinson, D. Rockefeller, Michael Morris, C. Reuter, G. Eider, C. Peake, M. Lord, S. Shirley. FIFTH ROW' B. Lee, S. Croll, G. Bliven, D. Bruzee, A. Ruthven, S. Bruzee, G. Fling, M. Tiffany, M. Goodman, K. Wink- ler. The football team had a bad start with a loss to Clifton Springs, but with the help of Mr. Cook and Mr. Tewksbury, the team came through to win all the remaining games. The boys finished the season in second place behind Clifton Springs, the league champion. As a result of the effort an Terry Mattoon, back, were elected to represented on the second team b Do 1 C Monroe Morris, defensive lineman. Phelps .... . 0 Clifton Springs ..... .... 2 6 Phelps .--- 28 Dundee ............ .. 0 Phelps .... 21 Red Jacket ..... .. 6 Phelps .... 52 Gorham .............. .. 0 Phelps . .. Palmyra-Macedon ..... 20 25 Victor ............... 19 Phelps 62 d skill displayed throughout the season, John Drury, tackle, and the Finger Lakes All-Conference team. Phelps was also y ug as oston, guard, James Heffron, defensive back, and FIRST R ager. SE Robert M year' secti feren lips 1 Soccer Y V q Y' lg gf N r. ., M! ij my EL Qehq' FIRST ROW: M. l-laers, managerg J. Upchurch, R. Bedette, D. Hicks, P. Robinson, A. Covert S. SODer man- ager. SECOND ROW: R. Peck, C. Fowler, J. Phillips, G. Minns, M. Calabrese, L, Delguyter J. PeC,k Mr Robert Miller, coach. Y I Coach Robert Miller felt that this year's soccer team had shown great improvement over last year's squad, and the record of seven wins, three losses, and one tie proved him right. In the sectionals, the team tied the first game with Middlesex Valley but lost the play off. The team was honored by having four of its athletes chosen for the Finger Lakes All-Con- ference team: Lee DeRuyter, halfbackg Dennis Hicks, goalieg Gary Minns, linemang and john Phil- lips halfback. Phelps ,,,,, ,,,, 3 Savannah .............. .... 2 Phelps Ii... II.. 0 Middlesex Valley ...... ..... 2 Phe1pS ..... ,,,, 3 Bloomfield ............. .... 2 Phelps ..... .... 2 Clifton Springs ..... ..... 0 Phelps ..... .... 2 Newark ................. ...-- 0 Phelps ,,,,, .... 0 Middlesex Valley ...... ....- 1 Phelps ..... .... 4 Bloomfield ............. ..-- 2 Phelps ..... --.- 1 Clifton Springs ' ' 1 Phelps ,,,,, .... l Lima ............... ..... 3 Phelps ..... .... 2 Newark ..... 2 Phelps ,,,,, 0 LlI1'18...... 63 Varsity Basketball KNEELING: Mr. Oliver Cook, coach, W. Stevens, manager. FIRST ROW: P. Robinson, B. Conley, E. Kieda, S. Mattoon, D. Smolinski, T. Mattoon, S. Rishel, manager. SECOND ROW: L. Dixon, R. Nieskes, J. Phillips, D. Hicks, R. Quigley, S. Proper. Phelps ...... 66 Gorham .......... Phelps ....... ...... 6 8 Bloomfield ......... Phelps ...... 57 Middlesex Valley ...... Phelps ...... 63 Naples .............. Phelps ...... 56 Clifton Springs... Phelps ...... 64 Red Jacket ....... Phelps ...... 63 Honeoye ......... Phelps ...... 68 Gorham ............. Phelps ...... 49 Bloomfield ......... Phelps ...... 60 Middlesex Valley Ph91PS ...... 69 Naples .............. Phelps ...... 67 Clifton Springs... Phe1PS ...... 50 Red jacket ........ Phe1PS ...... 83 Honeoye ....... Christmas Tournament Phelps ....... ...... 7 5 Savgna ,,,,.. Phelps ....... ...... 3 7 Ovid ,,,,,,, 64 l V I I I F IRS OND tore l i I l l Leda 1ps Junior Vorsify Bogkefbgll L! J L! WH 3--'N gil sr, FIRST ROW Mr Robert Mlller coach C Prlebe B Lee G Bllxen C, W1lkes D Brugge SEC OND ROW M I-Iaers manager S Croll M P1-1ebe C Rueter D Carlson THIRD ROW T Llbera tore manager D lVIcLaughl1n M T1ffany J Kmg K Vlenna J Upchurch Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Phelps Bloomfleld lVI1ddleseX Valley Naples Cllfton Sprmgs Red Jacket Honeoye Gorham Bloomfleld IVI1ddlesex Valley Naples Chfton Sprmgs Red jacket Honeoye Chnstmas Tournament phelps Watlnns Glen Phglpg BlOOlTlflGlCl 65 Q ...O 3 . X - ,- 2 f .fx te , . T- ' h I P A G x X FD ' b A' -J 1 ff, F I 1' 1 . Q ill'?ll-EW' K Q wig ' . A 1 13 3 , X L' ' Q fuse. 'f'4' 'oT'OP I A , .p I 'C Am X 5 A X sl ' N A lg V I V, ,I O f 5 2 l J T r e D. . f j ppppe 1 X x 5' 4 AMI X 'rox P w eeee T C p X A Gorham......... Wrestling FIRST ROW: J. Kelsey, G. Irwin, W. Howell, D.. Calabrese. SECOND ROW: D. Symonds, R. Atkinson, A, Covert, S. VanCamp, C. Fowler, C. Covert, R. Beniamino, J. Hartman, manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Clayton Ruggles, assistant coach, L. DeRuyter, J. Drury, D. Coston, M. Calabrese, D. Williamson, J. Heffron, D. Landschoot, M. Morris, D, Ottley, D. Holland, W. Nolder, K. Powell, Mr. Lynn Tewksbury, coach. ABSENT: D. Norod, J. Donk. The wrestling team, under Coach Lynn Tewksbury, boasted of a fine season. Led by co- captains John Drury and Lee DeRuyter, the Bulldogs worked hard to maintain their reputation as a fighting team. Competing in the finals at Holley were: Richard Beniamino, Douglas Coston, Lee DeRuyter, and William Nolder. Lee DeRuyter finished the season with a 20-0 record and the sectional championship. Phelps Canandaigua ..... Phelps Newark ............. Phelps Palmyra-Macedon Phelps Wayne .................. ..... Phelps Lyons ........... Phelps Victor ............. Phelps Union Springs ...... .... Phelps Penn Yan ......... Phelps Dundee ............. Phelps Clifton Springs... Phelps '-' Palmyra-Macedon Phelps ..... Marion .............. Phelps ' Waterloo .......... Phelps ...... Union Springs Invitational Tournament Victor .............. Union Springs ..... Dundee ..... Marion....... ..... . Clifton Springs... KNE. Wilkf t 5 Bowling A. on D. T: O- on ny he I l ' v ' ,., . .- L 4 5 SQ. X 4 4 . l l . I , KNEELING: C. Ruthven, D. Baker, B. Fisher, D. Albrecht. STANDING: G. Dawley, R. Croll, G. Fisher, D. Wilkes, Mr. Spencer DeVito, coachg R. Denison. Although not boasting a winning season, the PCS Varsity Bowlers learned to be competitive displaying a 98 pre-season average against a much improved 140 average. David Wilkes, captain, showed fine qualities of leadership and school spirit along with his teammates. 9 ef 67 Baseball N FY A , . FIRST ROW: T. Row: 5. Pollot, DiSanto, coach. Q... tx. U . .t 0 it Q Q 0 ,Q s X Hawley, manager, R. Neff, J. Willson, W. Barker, J. Mattoon, J. Carney, D. Hicks. SECOND D. McLaughlin, D. Bruzee, E. Kieda, R. Darrow, D. Coston, K. Vienna, G. Bliven, Mr. John The 1966 baseballteann coached by Mr.JohniDiSanUn,fnnshedthe season widithree wins and five losses. Although there were some returning veterans, an interest in track cut into the baseball squad. The prospects for next season look brighter because of several returning letter- men. The highlight ofthe season was the no hit game pitched by Douglas Coston against Middle- sex. Lettermen for the year were: William Barker, Greg Bliven, james Carney, Douglas Coston, Dennis Hicks, Edward Kieda, james Mattoon, Richard Neff, Jerry Pollot, Kevin Vienna, Joseph Willson, Ronald Denison and Thomas Hawley, managers. Phe1PS ------ 12 Honeoye ..... 2 Phelps ------ 2 Middlesex ..... 1 Phe1PS ------- 0 Clifton ......... 6 Phelps ' 0 Red Jacket ...... 3 PIWGIPS ---- 5 Gorham ......... 7 Phelps ---- .U 7 Naples ......... ..H. 8 Phelps ..... 6 Bloomfield ...... 9 Phelps ..... 3 Victor ........ 2 Phelps ..... ..... 1 2 Honeoye ..... .... 2 68 4 f ll X 2 1 4 FIRST I G, Hamn per, S. 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S 1 t A l ' A SXXQ f T 11. ' i fX l:I:2'2. Q Q7 1 S A 5 ,V K X X' I X . - gf' J 4 . X S Y X - X X f l X . X X 3 f X 1 1 l S 1 '52 X -X X - W :X 1 S X Q K ' X XMV ..,,. 'W' V . ,X 2 X JJ X Z7 QA ff l l I S f T X . 7 .1 ' , ' 'f . 1 X 1' ' NW f . ' X X X' I X T. E .5 SW-.X.XSgs5aga:a:s:5:1-f1 - X q s. S ma... or fasts I X X S me if t X ' - S 9 N- 4 X X X X X FIRST ROW: Mr. Lynn Tewksbury, coachg B. Conley, D. Goodman, L. Dixon, Daniel Ottley, L, DeRuyter G. Hammond, D. Horton, J. Heffron. SECOND ROW: C. Ruthven, J. Drury, J. Hemminger, R. Nieskes, S. Pm- perf S' Gfubef W- DUPFG9, D. Albrecht, R. Bedette, Mr. Robert Miller, coach. THIRD ROW: D. Jenkel, R Hammond, C. Fowler, P. Sweeney, M. Baker, R. Quigley, J. Polee, J. Hartman, B. Lee, S. Secor, D. Land- schoot, C. Covert. FOURTH ROW: W. Stevens, manager, S. Croll, B, Fishery S. Rishel C' priebe D Wilkes v J. Main, R. Grube, W. Nolder, A. Ruthven, manager. ABSENT: T. Mattoon, The 1966 track team, under coach Robert Miller, had another championship year by winning all the dual league meets, second in a meet of five schools, first in the county meet, first in the Kiwanis relays, and second in the sectionals. New records were set by James Hemminger in the mile run at 4:42.2, Donald VanCamp in the two mile run at l0:3l.5, Willee Dupree in the triple jump at 4O'll . The relay team of Steven Pro- per, Willee Dupree, Stephen Grube, and Ronald Nieskes set the following records: 440 yard relay at: 46.5, 2X5 mile relay at 1:l7.6, and 880 yard relay at l:35.3. Phelps .... 76 Red Jacket .... .. 28 Phelps .... 65 Bloomfield .......... .. 34 Phelps ,,,, 74 Middlesex Valley .... .. 4l Gorham .............. .. 14 Phglpg ,,,, VlClOf ........... . . 3 Clifton Springs .... .. 22 96 Middlesex Valley .... .. 4315 Gorham ...... Q ....... .. 29 Phelps .... Clifton Springs .... .. llllz 8l .. 26 Phelps .... 58 Newark .......... . .. Sodus ........ North Rose .... .. 33 Marion ....... 9 69 v Tennis FIRST ROW: J. Richardson, J. Tomkins, J. Kenny, D. Ottley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Charles Hagadorn, coach, R. Watson, J. Phillips, D. Facer, G. Minns, B. Flood, J. Peck, P. Robinson. The tennis team, under coach Charles Hagadorn, completed the season with a 4-4 record. Putting up a good fight all the way and receiving their letters were David Facer, Brian Flood, James Kenny, Gary Minns, John Phillips, Paul Robinson, and James Tomkins. Gary Minns and Brian Flood were Finger Lakes Class B doubles champions. However, they lost the sectional match in Rochester. wk Phelps ....... Phelps ....... Phelps ..... Phelps ..... it Phelps ..... if Phelps ..... Phelps ..... Phelps ..... Phelps ..... X Phelps ..... Phelps ..... Phelps ..... l Seneca Falls..... 5 ....2 4 Ovid ............ ..... Victor ..... ..... l 5 4 2 Dundee .......... ..... ....2 4 Seneca Falls ..... ..... ....4 2 Clifton Springs ..... ..... ....6 0 Naples ........... ..... 2 Ovid....... 4 5 Dundee............ l 2 Clifton Springs..... 2 Naples............. 0 0 Victor ..... .... . 6 non-league game 70 1 I l l I i z FIRST Ig' Hick . Fler Gillet- Junior High Boskefbolf FIRST ROW: M. Folkins, advisorg R. SC1'1ambarger,.R. Goodman. SECOND ROW: D. Armitage, A. Bartucca, N. Peck, S. Oaks, G. Preece, B. Dorgan, S. Robinson, J. Hicks, VT. Lead, j. Wil- bur, G. Tiffany, D. Crouch. Vorsify Club :H Jr . f y'-Q .-..fwWvN.... I Y, f .4 O , FIRST Row: L. DeRuyfGfy treasurer: G- Mimg, SCCYCWY9 -T' Dfw , . Q , -- Q . D. Hicks. sECoND Row: L. Dixon, J. P11i11iPS, Mr' Omer Ccfokl M.x.'NfL II' If I.Ypf1Q..1.n.Qf....1v.Au pn Fleming, M. Calabresey H. Ymmg, S, Mattoon. THIRD ROXN: lx. Xwnnn, 5. xnnny, . . , Ottley, J, He-ffron, D. Landschoot, S. Proper. N , 1 ,, IIMHI hs liuf . I,m.Si,i,.m5 R, Ni.-S141-s, vim--pri-si1im1 y C,1,1IU Xklll YCFL17 Vorsify Cheerleaders i i .. I I Q x RIGHT SIDE: B. McIntyre, M. Kenyon. S- Palmer, J. Hilfiker. LEFT SIDE: M. Willson, A. Bartucca, N. Soper, S. Salis- bury. yr 1 1 f' xx , .i 4 if ' 5 K I FIRST R H N1 --,- 'x C.-. -.'2 ' '9 - .mu-M -.- -- --- . -.- . . . . l ..gI1'i' '-1-I-1. ...S 4- :-'--n-n-1-I --gi ..-L '!L'g - ' L ' - I v- , f . Y,-, ., . . . .....:m-w -'-'-vr.Q,:.- .v.:e:::.:wJiff-TR'.a.:.Mi?1?Si415,Sfffi2'EfE??i,1iE25'5!qYff w., !91w:4.immy3 A 4. - ,, Q , . A --uv. uxlhkw .s s 'V ,AL 2 s-.pn A :Q -.-...Y :Z -5 . uv- .9 .1 ...Q - dv- .. ,. ,, , R -1 f2:w l Junior Vcrsify Cheerleaders S. M. is- FIRST ROWS C. Millerd, E. Keller. SECOND ROW: R. Bliven, D. Adams THIRD ROW: B. Mclntyre. K. Mattoon. FOURTH ROW: D. Hemminger, K. Doyle. , pm uzu x- mmm Migg Egfher Chichester, Cheerleading adviSOr- 73 ..T.--f-v-1r:.q1:zL.,, i F1 'W'+-'f1?-l 7:95 3: 1'll'r'M9r'vmw'F-5v3- F' sv -nm-1-vm ,H .-., ......-.. ..... ,, V M ,. ,, 4 , . , -4 RGB X11-fguv 4-' A 4 r -. ,., . 'lt ' ef ,Q 4-Ph ' ,,,,,.,i,.,....-.l A,-.-71:--fvffsn-:fi-.. ,,-X , A V -' , ' 4- - - ' ' A - ' ..2 1.z-7-': ?E?-.2151.STHQ f.:-e-1' mm .Lira ' - ' -V 5 - Sports Council i FIRST ROW: A. Bartucca, secretary, S. Salisbury, president, J. Hilfiker, vice-presi- d . . ' ' ent, D. Goodman, treasurer, Miss Norma Gardner, advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Fine- wood, P. Vittum, L. Baldwin, D. Hemminger, P. DeWind, R. Flood, D. Butler. THIRD ROW: K. VanDa mme, J. Brown, E. Keller, F. Russo, B. McIntyre. The Girls' Athletic Associatio bury, president, Joan Hilfiker, vice-president, Antoinette Bartucca, secretary, Dorothy Goodman, treasurer, four representatives from the senior Cla d h ss an t ree representatives from the junior, so h p omore, and freshman classes. On September 23, the third ann year the G.A.A. sponsored two pla da s ual Gridiron Hop was held as a fund raising activity. This y y - a soccer playday in the fall and a basketball playday in January. In October, bowling was organized into two leagues, each bowling for ten straight weeks. Carolyn Pulver was chosen as secretary of both leagues. Billee Elder, Janice Butler, Anita Bregef and Sharon Covert were chosen as individual league secretaries Seni H' ' ' or igh Girls Intramural members participated in the following sports: field hockey, Soccer, basketball. VOlleyball, track and field, softball, and tennis. Teams were chosen in each Sport to compete with area schools. 5 ' l n, headed by the Girls' Sports Council, consisted of Sara Salis- wt. ls FIRST . ML Rot. .. 4 E v 3 FIRST ROWI 3 Norma Gerdiff THIRD ROW: Christensin. F Gooclzan. C. E van, D. Banker lil 1 . H 1 ll : 239: M. tl i ,gf .4 i. ' A if Q, . QD v -.A ' X T .QV A A 1 v i .- v E 5 R I P K 74 We Q' UT v. '-,is HONG AITTI, 'U f -.:'::4:':'s:,'1'.m,L-L--y 3, ,,.-1.4.11-,r,:,-5 -5 -JL... , .'a a'. 4 :,-- .L V -, . . ...-L . . . -, . ..,. . . ,,, , , Q , , , , , v v'. .lf!5:r:5:1:l!fF'r f'i':':i1v:i5 .!.:l1Li.5i'-:-lrxevifflazlfiil.i:L:fEfs31?4i:lvf fi.T:ii4Ef.t KIT:L fE7:'.'2li'ax6ffj-!1!39!5l'E.75?,?'3m'?3 '19-3'-5'-?F '743!? :-T2i5fZ'vl!2 ' 11172 ,',q,1T.g9!'::'iii1'U+wia'v:-:21?3h2i:1:-lm-.i::'.. ' ' ' ' ' M ' ' ' ' ra N, 12. ' -' rf- '-f' 1'8 .T'lLL' J: ' . Jseeqs ,vw .... , ,, ..,,,l-'rqnhql ., I . Girls' Athletic: Association 3 5 1 , , , 7 . pc. , AEI '51- ' tif l N 'v is xl Y 2 D N. xi WX 5 I , FIRST ROW: M. Kenyon, S. Willson, D. Willson, M. Blake, I. Passalaequa, B. Sehoen. SECOND ROW: Miss Norma Gardner, advisor, P. Iddings, A. Hand, D. Evans, C. Albrecht, M. Frederick. E. Tornow, C. Vienna. THIRD ROW: J. Heffron, B. Elder, D. Horton, L. Watson, M. Wilbur, B. Russo, L. Bruzee, J. Decker, K. Christenson. FOURTH ROW: N. Sheehan, D. Blakenberg, D. Adams, C. Robinson, C. Stevens, G. Davie, R. Goodman, C. Blake, E. Hicks. FIFTH ROW: S. McAllister, J. Hill, S. Nellis, A. Brege, S, Paciulli, D. Sulli- van, D. Bankert, D. Grube, D. Armitage. .,,Y l ' I' T dle C Millord K Coodman S Crout-h, P. Smith, P. Donk. SECOND ROW: V. l llllg., I.. 'Tilisrr Rc3MCx.k1im J Y Cinnor oNQ11iq S Oifirislauglh, P. VorStrat-lu. Nl. SHIQLVV- THIRD ROW: D' Gwlo 1 man. - 011' lfl- -- L ' ' S . . Y . f .. vt, I-'C3L'R'I'lI , Q ' . M l,. rlzmdlv, lx. Nlaltonn. lx. D X K- man, E. Heffron. B. Mqlntyre. J. Goodman. J. Nash. C mins! I Q uimm Y qmpm H Cqhvgtwl H4 ' . . . 2 5 , C. Markham, lx. l'l1'IU11Ul' Il' - ' ' ' ' ' ' W ROW: P. Robinson, S. Clark, E. V 1nDuser , A Y F C Pulwlr' M' K,,m,,,n. M4 QmL,1l,X.I 5. OW S Philli s, l. Lang, lx. Armxtatlu IX- SMU' ' Sheldon. FIFTH R Z - P World, D. Zimdahl, J. Bllllef- N, , ,V . . . -. . ............' ......--....u. ....a.. 1-:gy ...- vm- . .fH Ff -M -- .hfhie..fef ....Q1-2-w-' ' ll -1 f'- af:vAw 1'o +ias . '1' - f '- 1-H ,wliizrfzgfgigeighsir-gremma 21a:.a:a::'..!.M-ras. L C 3 O H 3 CQ 3' 5 '1- 1 3 C 'H Q F f ff E 5 . g . ' ! - Q. ,' Q Q z Y v . . x Ai- Q K V. .i X s ,A .Q . Q 2' T Q 31, S y 5 . 4' K i S 3 .i 3. X . e XS Q Q ' 1 ? i S .s S s M. ...V-if. ' 1 FIRST ROW: B. Winkler, P. Heffron, C. Howard, B. Shirley, P. Babcock. SECOND ROW: Miss Nor- ma Gardner, advisor, C. Drury, M. Paciulli, L. Young, E. LaMotte, P. McMillin. THIRD ROW: H. Hebding, J. Richardson, J. Manzer, M. Cuddeback, C. Skinner, C. Clement. FOURTH ROW: B. Bennett, W. Gillotte, L. LaBelle, P. Rouland, Y. Proper, C. Stevens, K. Burnisky. FIFTH ROW: N. McAllister, D. Smith, C. Tack, C. Main, S. Tillman, K. DeBaere, C. Tillman, S. Whyte. 40 .Ds v . x f 2 ' . 3 J i ' Q A D 4 s T . rj f woman! ' 7 6 .- ' .4 p-Mx. -nn-nuns-.qw f'-1 -N10 w fb QYN1-A 5 X W , ff., gfy- WW, V' f' f ' LZ? . f ,, ' 1- , X, I if gs: 1 ,Aix A 1 4 fy V. . ,1 G ,N V, XX f fo My f M ,F Y ,, f l S.. in .v f',,-,AKf,m, 'Z Zwy 1 47' g 4' 5, K F- , ' f 1 ff , Q , fm Q4-:WA .: YV- ,tg ,7 ,ww .., . Zig ,f , , 3, f V ,, g Q 'Q' ffbtff 7- , :Q f f, z X 1 ' I f I 9 Q' K ' .X I r, Wm' 1,31 1' V MZ, i' M H 'I Q I X J ,Q f f ww! X x M, fu um Z, If W ww f 4 , V 2 '4 . k 2 Q G , ,. - x M I 'Qi x , ' M ao Q 1 fn -.fl-1-Q9 P 4 ff If K? X X f ,ff ' ,W Z, , M , mi ,Wh my, I ' Mfr' Q V 5 0 f ff 1 H ,ff at ff' L , W4 Q ,f WA L, , K r Sig. ' M Q ' X 'W WMM ,I X X S X Q XQQAXQ , . A it , '-bf' if X 1 fl. ,Q , ay-, ,,x l r ,ga iff. r-v 19 ,Nam Q F s X F3 -M ,Xy- I, . .Q v 3? ' s 'Xx 4 ,Ju -4' is ww eq 'f2:'F' 'ls 4 -.XV ,vi if f 91 Y A iff' fy? 'I aff: ,1 , Q 80 I 0 gs! fN JV ik- nf!! I MV ff X f X MA M mf I Clohtf' Think Mr.J2fva': eo! my feysoh T-aafqwwl E Senior High FIRST ROW: L. LaBelle, J. Nash, S. Mussack, D. Goodman. SECOND ROW: J. PGCK, L- Baldwin, .l- Goodman, K. Armitage, W. Henry, M. Kelsey. THIRD ROW: L. Baldwin, L. Tillman, C. Sweet, L. Scher- byn, C. Albrecht, D. Day, S. Phillips, D. Jenkel, M. Lapresi, R. Quigley. FOURTH ROW: J. Wilbur, R Darrow, I. Lang, J. Holland, F. Zimdahl, G. Tyman, Mr. John Jarvis, director. The Phelps Central School Band has had a very busy year. Director John Jarvis has kept all h t e band members on their toes in an attempt to make our band more successful than ever. The Wind Ensemble, a select group of students, was formed in order to play more advanced music and to perform when a smaller group was needed. Among the activities of the band this year were the Winter Concert, the Spring Concert, Com- etitio t p n a Waterloo, and a high school assembly program. The band also marched in Phelps on Memorial Day. Besides the concerts, the Wind Ensemble performed for the Methodist Men's Club, a high school assembly program, and graduation. Members of the band hav e participated in the All-State Band, the All-County Band. and the N.Y.S.S.M.A. Competition. 82 Bond V A 1 - 0 A 1 l . N ,VI 6 , , .. 1.1 5 , . A S I' FIRST ROW1 D' Armitage. C. Laizseiie, P. Vinum. SECOND ROW: J. Finewood L. warsfm C sie. . D. Adams, C. Robinson, R. Peck. THIRD ROW: S. Cottrell, S. johnson, G. Wiiiting N Reclt D REDS Camp, C. Whiting, E. Keller, F. Gantz, S, LaBe11e, K. Gggdman, FOURTH ROW, YF -W 1' an GOOdm6m, A. Smith, V. Wesolowski, K. Powell, D, Nofgd, i i QSO OWSMV M Wind Ensemble Oil FIRST ROW: L. Baldwin, J. Goodman, M. Kelsey, K. Armitage, W. Henry, L. Ln- Belle, D. Armitage, C, LaI3elle. SECOND ROW: Mr. john Jarvis, niiruvtorg D, Day, IVI. Lapresi, S. Cottrell, S. johnson, D. jenkel, L. Watson, K. liaalcii.-sin, li. Keller, C. Stevens, D. Adams, C. Robinson, K. Powell, K. Goodman. THIRD ROW: S. Phillips, I, Lang, R. Darrow, G. Tyman, If. Zimclnlil, LT, Peck, I . Wvsu- lowski, J. Finewooci, S. Laljelle, P. Yittum, R. Peek. 83 Senior High .ll FIRST ROW: C. Millard, C. LaBelle, A. Scott, J. DeLooze, D. Goodman, M. Willson, P. Donk, D. Norod, j. Peck. SECOND ROW: E. Miller, E. Hicks, L. Watson, A. Bartucca, D. Horton, E. Sheldon, C. Blake R. Bliven, R. Peck, L. DeRuyter. THIRD ROW: N. Sheehan, S. Palmer, N. Soper, M. Chester, M. Ken yon, K. Fleming, C. Markham, J. Hill, D. LaCoss, L. Dixon, R. Nieskes. FOURTH ROW: K. Armitage K. Secor, S. Salisbury, P. Wheadon, A. Brege, S. World, N. Burnett, D. Zimdahl, J. Phillips, D. Hicks. 1 1 The Phelps Senior High Chorus, under the direction of Mr. William Somerville, ended the year l9 - ' ' ye, Bye Birdie. 65 1966 by presenting the well-known musical, KB They began the year 1966-1967 by presentin th W' g e inter Concert on December 18. The spring saw the chorus presenting the Spring Concert. Selected members of the chorus formed the Varsity Singers. This group performed in the C011- certs as well as for the Annual Republican Dinner on October 26, at the Newark State School, and other community functions. Office rs of the chorus this year Were: Gary Carroll, president, Nanette Soper, vice-presidenfi Antoinette Bartucca, secretary, and Marilyn Chester, treasurer. The accompanist was Nanette Soper. 1 A C FIR. Tand lin, l Rodn G. M ISV, 84 be Q ' '.m:l 5 '3: 'Q 55215-1' ' ln'-,'-A 3'-'FF ' '- - if A -.: -.v-ap -,. -1 - -M-.. . - . --f is - f ' ' - - '.-3'1-.1- g,:.y-f fr-1,3-,. ..5'Lgivs,,f!- E':- .- .3f44,.p-QL Li- -mm ,FH . , N . .. .. , , - - - r- - .4-. 1v 4 :v-1 flfliq., ,m W'g73i-2i?au'm9 -lu gg 1 'A ' - . - - . ' Af- V -.: J-.. zggggp - 'fggj . . -.g,, nj 1 2 1-C.-5 A IQ-13: w.- ' 3 !' . 3.71:--'f'-lffgg. Chorus N msma FIRST ROW: W. DeRuyter, D. Burnisky, B. Mclntyre, F. Russo, G. Davie, M, Blake, J. Johnson, K. Tandle, Mr. William Somerville, director. SECOND ROW: S. Cottrell, J. Richardson, L. Tillman, L. Conk lin, C. Robinson, C. Stevens, C. Vienna, J. Seymour, D. Evans. THIRD ROW: S. Grube, D. Coston, J Rodman, J. Decker, S. Overslaugh, I. Lang, K. Doyle, K. Mattoon, L. Tandle, P. Fling. FOURTH ROW. G. Minns, R. Quigley, J. Hilfiker, D. Armitage, P. Vittum, D. Grube, D. Bankert, D. Sullivan, M. Quig- ley, D. Hemminger, P. DeWind. Bye, Bye Birdie' I I Wx - xx I lslv MQ zalzz E zzzlll . R Q lc W ff 'ff Q i ' . , . . ,. 'X i I Q 5 .wx X 'XA 9 iv 85 , , .,. , . . .. - , ,. , .. Q. ..-...-...Ag ,--.V :..i...- ',4,.'-1nZu. .I1'!'.'.7E lL'g-if jg- :-- .' . .- . . . . ' - v- -V f-4-- . L.. .. 4 f--'. -'f ' ,pn --:-1-sl-m-t--- NW '? '4 'm7 1EI1l-'1i4'o-T'-?i:i.-z:.'21:se:4:1:swr.l.sire-1:f:ff4f,,.,.-H--'F-Wf--1aff' 'il5IfifiiiliiiliiliiiieiiQQzitqiglgi523333422jgiiitfriitiililisieiiriiiL5ilii4Z8i2i4i-liia-2351541454infix!-?'. f afl!4!3ev,4ZSti4I417sS422rL:laum::!'zwan31ne . . . ltrluw-Amina - .1 . . Varsity Singers SEATED: N. Soper, accompanist. FIRST ROW: C. Markham, J. Decker, J. DeLooze, K. Flemin tyre, A. Bartucca, M. Chester, M. Kenyon, E. Miller, E. Hicks. SECOND ROW: D. Norod, D. Coston, L. De- Ruyter, G. Minns, L. Dixon, R. Quigley, D. Hicks, S. Palmer. THIRD ROW: J. Rodman, D. Bankert, D. Zim- dahl, J. Hilfiker, S. Salisbury, K. Secor, M. Willson. FOURTH ROW: J. Richardson, W. DeRuyter, D. Bur- nisky, Mr. William Somerville, director. g, B. Mcln- .lunior High Chorus FIRST ROW: Mr Willia S Smith P Gulvm. E Cam omverville, advisorg B. Shirley, B. Bennett, M. Lynch, P, Xvhitingy J, Seagef, L, D Phiuipg K 15en'mStZne'SWC?1llotte, P. Haust. SECOND ROW: K. Stevens, D. McLaughlin, A. Parmelee. ' -V 1 n, , A 1 Ven' J. vanmfk F white c. Tgfirey Gt wadbams' C' Dfufyi Y. Proper, L. Lage-116. THIRD Row: s. Ruth- c. jenkel FOURTH Rgwfj 'Rlhang' C' Iimlth' S' Nash' P- COChf2me. R. Whirbe-Ck, L. Hauer C. Whiting, ' - . ic ar K, B31dwin' C. Tillman, S- Tillman' son, . DeBaere, S. Whyte, R. Seager, R. Abbgtty D. Tymany N. peck, 86 0 1 I M .ff I wo lol ll NC! L76 '1 B Student Council .sexe s 3 ' swiss X . X - x H A if is X fs l l . , . , , n- SEA . l ' l , , . yon, treasurer, J. Drury, presidentg L. DiXOf1, VICE' resid t' - S 1 p en , S a isbury, secretary, J. Hilfiker, G. Tiffany I. Lang, F. Wesolowski. STANDING: Mr. Theodore Mullen, advisor, C. Drury, K. Baldwin, R. LYf1Cl'1, G Minns, V. DeMay, D. Coston, D. Goodman, S. Robinson, D. Baker, L. De-Ruyter, J. Nash, J. Rae-S, J- Wilbur, D. Gridlay, Mr. Kenneth Willard, advisor. TED- A Hand K. Armitage, D. Zimdahl, R. Flood, E. Miller, F. Russo J Goodman N Soper M Ke 1 Elected as officers of the Student Council fo th r e school year 1966-67 were john Drury, presi- dent, Lyle Dixon, vice-presidentg Sara Salisbury, secretary, and Margaret Kenyon, treasurer. Mr. Kenneth Willard and Mr. Theodore Mullen were the advisors. Representatives from the group attended the fall, winter, and spring meeting of the O.Y.C.S. C.A. at Gorham, Honeoye and Middlesex. At the fall meeting Lyle Dixon was elected vice-presi- dent of this inter-county group. The Council spent much time this year discussing and trying to solve problems involving student activities. It also discussed the formation f ' ' ' o an American Field Service Club. 88 Aki S we lg Q ff lf 1 5 , 37 sf'-eg 2 9.6 frm rw i ' 1 N . f ff . Z -' 2 , 55.5 wif ' sg . R251 1 2 Q :, Q VL f l M' , ws l E. , .QQ ' f 2 A 7 , - X ? i2 2,2 r gg 5 12.5 1 , J 1 ,....3.,,.f E ,, E Q f ww-Q I' 1 X . :W - f 'ea T 5 ...W gk , -...f 2 ,, W Nofionol Honor Sociefy 5 Q I , . 1 I X ' , ' If A , I 3 l . J. 1 l 'aix ' lk I V AL 1 rr l 'rg rf 1 , R drool r , I . la X ,1 5 film .IKM ,Xxx , lf' ' we' 'ff fx ,,f , no , f, , , , f .X wr, N K . r 4. ' , V, ' If J 5 'w -Q f . ,. 5 , ' i r f Y ' ' qw., ' I' n X I L l V ' ' 1 l 'I , 't X X '-.4 fl X F ' 'W' w 1 T I 7 'JL 5 , , r 1 - 1 V I ,, r , . , 7 ,f , x 4,1 .. 1. is f xf X l M Z1 I N J W' Y , nf fl , I 'Ya 1 ' ' 1 , A - f' . . . 1 13 Nur' 9 ,M - . 1 G ls qv Q. I I 1 Aw, V , u- lv. Eww -we .. .f .+V ,.. , lkv' 1 2 2 ' , ' ' N ' , .1 qi , .x ' f ' I ' ' . , 4 p n 5 Xl Ll 1 ' X 1 FIRST ROW: K. Goodman, M. Willson, B. Mclntyre, D. Powell, C. Nlirmffa. SICCQONIJ ROW: K. lflmgr, K. Arm itage, E. Tornow, F. Wesolowski, C. Pulver, P. Verstractc. THIRD ROW: R. I.ym-h, ,I. P1-1-k, KI. Philllg R Peck, E. Kieda, G. Tyman. ABSENT: J. Hilfiker, Salisbury. Library Club :lTlfNG:. , Y' ..f . ZX It H . .--..-Y'--r. r, . r 1' . .-,, ,'f. flu' ' X.. ..'.1..' 1. - lx. Hsu, ,..': .,... . .f.. 45 .... 1. .... 11,-A -'- T ,.,',. ,,.. , 'DF :,.l.,.,. .,,. ,:...., - X 5 l Growler Staff L FIRST ROW: C. Markham, M. Chester, E. Miller, -I. Seymour, C. Blake, D. Wilson, K. Tandle. SECOND FIRST ROW: S. Palmer, F. Russo, P. DeWind, K. Secor, E. Van Duser. D. Zimdahl, K. Fling, Mrs. Dorothy Niles, geager advisor. THIRD ROW: C. Boos, A. Hand, D. Hemminger, V. DeMay, J. Rodman, S. Nellis, D. Bankert, D. 3095.1 Grube. FOURTH ROW: R. Flood, E. Hicks, N. Soper, L. Conklin, L. Margeson, C. Smith, C. Minns, C. Nel- QLD. lis. FIFTH ROW: D. Butler, G. Dunham, G. Tyman, S. Cottrel, F. Zimdahl, G. Minns, R. Nieskes, A. Canne. At the first meeting of the Growler , the election of officers took place. Elected Were: Ellen Van Duser, editor-in-chief, Kathr n Seco y r, assistant editor, Dorothy Butler, sports editor, Kathryn fm Fling, art director, Pamela DeWind, exchange editor, Deborah Zimdahl, business manager, and KF Frances Russo, Student Council representative. bg The staff put a great deal of time into publishing each issue of the Growler and with the help of their advisors, Mrs. Dorothy Niles, Mrs. Christina Paulus, and Miss Maurine Dougherty, OF made it a success. S. be ISQ lol 90 I ff if Future Teachers of America ..,. , lil RL 43' ia ri ,ff ,yea M Mi FIRST ROW: K. Goodman, K. Armitage, C. Pulver, E. Tornow. SECOND ROW: L. Baldwin, D. Goodman, M, Seager, L. Tillman, J. Nash, Mrs. Hartmann, advisor, I. Pasalaqua, S. Clark, R. Flood. STANDINCH N, Soper, E. Miller, E. Hicks, M. Willson, J. Johnson, S. Willson, D. Butler, C. Vienna, J. Finewood, M. Ches- ter, D. Armitage, J. Seymour, T. Christenson, E. Keller, I. Lang. The Phelps Chapter of the F.T.A. Club had an active and successful year in its attempt to familiarize its members with the teaching profession. The officers for the year 1966-1967 were Karen Goodman, president, Carolyn Pulver, vice-president, Karen Armitage, secretary, and Eliza- beth Tornow, treasurer. The year's activities included a trip to the State University College at Oswego, 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 which consisted of sending books to the needy. Club mem- bers participated in the ateacherettev 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. 91 111 1' ' rj . lx 5. ' Q- . . w Heolfh Careers Club W. 1 , . s .2 R. X K X . x As .rx 1.-A 3 t . X X.N,x. SEATED: D. Burnisky, A. Bartucca, secretary-treasurer, K. Fling, K. Secor. STANDING: D. Zimdahl, presi- dent, P. Wheadon, J. Goodman, P. Fling, I. Lang, vice-president, P. DeWind, A. Brege, J. Hilfiker, D. Hor- ton, Mrs. jane Crosby, advisor. - iFufure Homemokers of America 'f f Q C- a , -XX. . V' ' X .. X N.. . X :gg W x ' 1' .5 g s X. E is X SQ.. ' X5 . A. - S sill .... ' ' V- nl. ..,. - X . 5 3 X j Q XM s If A I FIRST Row. N. S fd , , president, A. Hannqi iggarigrlgcimillardoi M' Pacluul' P' Rouland, D. Willson, secretaryg S. Fleming, ROW: Mrs' Adeline lgessegdenr, ad. 'VerSgaete, vice-Dresidentg S. Bradley, K. Burnisky. SECOND , vis ' V C. Albrecht. S. Whyte, THIRD RO , Or' ' Watson- SA Plgman, C- Bradley, F. white, s. Overslaugh, W. C' Wendell' L' Young, N- Burnett, D. Grube, I. Lang, A. Scott, G. Davie, E. Sheldon, M. Altman, C. Tillman D Evans 92 'Q ROW: l THIRD :mf ,.. mil. D berzr, Bl. L::: 0 ' IL-', if---74.31.-!..l' q 75-aiwl' -'-?:':'2T:'i?.'g'l'I-'-3143.54 1 L .'1 --A--?q-,r -y ,-..,- . mg... -. - - - . ,, , 4 , , 1:l,1fn 14vu-4 1,gq.?.,lf.n-T.2 ?1 H'!.4,1--..1,!:1:L-I-A-w-nhl..,.'R'.'1'1'g-iv-v-ul ,N .fg7,4f vif'20F:1l 1 - ' , , ,. ' ' u- . ,- ....... . - . . u -1-1. .. -. -,,. .. - - -'-v- --- . -,.., , 1:l.,.g-g5t-1v-- --na.,-L,1r': Q-J? - -img 3 fu ua. w fs 25, ', -14 . F .vw ms! J' N .I z. ,Q ' ' ' 4 5 ' ' 'W' 'fa Mu' ' 2 I - c'vv. ..., . ' un rn 1. 1.2 ', 'I v 1 . ..i-3 '3'? T'-.! .- +....l. .' T T ' A-s3evfm'v2f-p'2':vr1-aura'-sa'i'lv 'ia-sg ' ' '- -V ' ' '7' .'l?'- ur!-il' -' .'L' 'lf.:. 1-7: t ' 'T'-' '-'-7-'. Sofefy Pofrol 5 Q-mx www- FIRST ROW: C. Steen, M. Desper, G. Wadharns, P. Heffron, S. Cleere, K. Denniston, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Arlon Wilber, advisor: R. Pulcheon, J. Kelsey, R. Black, P. Iddings, L. Raes, K. Sec, B. Whyte. THIRD ROW: B. Sheldon, H. Hebding, K. VanCamp, B. Margeson, K. Sheridan, B. Smith, D. Main, R. Good man, C. Tillman. FOURTH ROW: E. LaMotte, L. Young, K. Steen, D. Minns, B. Goodall, C. Tack, Sulli- van, D. Cochrane. FIFTH ROW: G. Irwin, D. Atkinson, E. Meath, G. Desper, D. McMil1in. P. McMillin, C. Secor, J. Richardson, D. Millard. SIXTH ROW: R. Rockefeller, S. Whyte, P. Gooch, N. Goodman, M. Sheehan M. Lord, D. Carlson, F. Clark. 4-H Club .---1 ..-N-null, .1 I I FIRST Row- Mr Gary Nieskes, advisor: A. Keller, 1. Z0HllUf' T' Hwkifler Nl- HUPRW- SECOND Row- c Ante-Us G. Davie. B. rfigzm, B. R..u1.md, D. cmn. THIRD ROW: o. Hoerter, M. Day, L. ZGQSGV' S- CICGIC' U , , , , Ni V. . . . .. ,.,. .,. .. .'..- -. .... ..:.:,...,:..,.':.. . z'.7'. !'.'.r : .fg- Q , , , ,, , , ,, ,, , .......n-.-I-K--.-,.,.,.L.4- .1-4.,...,. II,f!T!,33' Q '- -' 51' -.-'-:- -:f- -:.'.g4' ' 1 ig.: .-gr .' -sf -f--- F' I A . I I l 5 l?i5iLftlsf32Q:Flamvei-,sZY2fi1e4'GN- iluffll gr hvrnf.-3:-Win -N-!f4'21-how! mtv Ll ! . 9--w I- -0- ' - V H . . A I I lg 1 . . I . '..1. .., 4. I .5Y....r 4 , ' L .- - - -U, n- - -7 A-7 L--7,-1-.-5 -.A - .1 . .g.i..-n .. .,. 4, ,,l . , 1 n Q 4 ' ll 1 :wr-ililnx - can-gl :Irie 51.1.3 lnztgrnfniglql Qu-ngpf-59,-V.. g , L... .' ' -.1.:.':-' -v1.11 .-I r r '- -- --f -'- f - - A ' l.'..i:. Future Farmers of America A M .am l l l . . ' FIRST ROW' Mr Gary Nieskes advisory R. Lynch, viCe'PfeSidem5 D' Wilkes, rjpcllterl J' greiirirtlri ' ' ' lbrecht . anceyy - ' - . ' . SECOND ROW: L. Raes, C. Guard, D. A 1 Sentinel! X1ilSlCer,PtreI3SuD6erVinney B Conley secretary? C. Fowler, R- Denison- THIRD ROW: G' D. Lee, . an am y - ' ' ' . l . ABSENT: F. VanCamP, Fisher, G. Mills, S. lVl2S1YU, V- Shlfley, J- Zeager, W- DGRuyter, T. Havv ey president. 1 The Future Farmers of America lc ball started the year by electing the fol- F, F. A. lowing officers: Francis VanCamp, president, Robert Lynch, vice-presi- . . . 'f iff' ZW' X dent, David Wilkes, reporter, Benja- C f M fr f, X min Conley., secretary, John Fred- erick, sentinel, and Bruce Fisher, treasurer. During the year, the chapter was busy growing and raising crops and livestock of their own and also rais- ing crops on the sixty-acre Chapter Farm. The Vegetable Crop Team, W composed of Duane Albrecht , Bruce L Fisher, Ronald Denison, and David f Wilkes, Fair in September. Robert Lynch was elected treasurer of placed fourth at the State the County F.F. A. Other Chapter activities included entries in, and management of a ri- , 8 cultural exhibits at the Communit Y FSH, harvest of the Chapter crops, Kalb Corn Contest, soil testing, seed sal entries in the De - 1 Rus 95, the Nation- FIRST ROW: V. Shirley, j. Yancey, C. Guard. SECOND ROY al F.F.A. Week, the PL1bllC Speaking Sell, F. VanCamp, D. Lee, H. Young, Mr. Gary Nieskes, Coac . Conte t s and the annual Parent and Son Banquet. 94 -.. .::,.i,1',g rr,?4','51.213, ,- 3, . -rf-3. . , , . ..--., bw - K- ' v I .1 .:..-1 Qlf 1. .,-....'u..'f21.tL-:L -el: -'Af ' A A . ',,'.f-Q- ' I .,-ll S -I ..-..,.,.,. . . 3 I I T ' ' v' A -Q 4 A fvn n,',',' ' :Ulf 11 ' ' B I-vw 1. ' pg. 1 , T 1.1 .V-. , f .1 1 . l ' l' 19 1-T' T'f'f ' ' 'V' 'L 1 af ' 'gif' -lb.,.,,, -0 o- 'v E' I M r,1','Jh-gi. v v--A, +1 H P-2, 1-sl .n ' - L s-- -o Leu... .-1 t nr -so-5111-vs bo.: u. , 5 .nn- Q jf gi E I 5 S 5 'f . 5 Q Q , S Monifors Club -T .dl Wind, B. Melntyre, K. Mattoon. SECOND ROW: D. Hemminger, N. Sheehan, T. Nlattoon, R. Nieskes, Mrs. Fessenden, advisor, R. Bliven. THIRD ROW: S. Grube, C. Rulhven, F. Clark, J. Kenny, S. Mattoon, 1. Phillips, D. Coston, M. Morris, D. Smolinski, D. La- Coss, M. Quiqley, VI. Hilfiker. FOURTH ROW: L. De Christenson, T. Tillman, J. Peek, D. Norod. FIRST ROW: S. Salisbury, P. Donk, A. Bartucca, P. De nniston, R. Phillips, P. Robinson, M. Calabrese, A, Cofeferio Workers SEATEDQ Nlfg, Julie Ellis, manager, Mrs. Inez Ilarl. Mrs. Beatrice Schafer. Mrs. Doris Tiffany, Nlrs. Marge Sidell, STANDING: Mrs. Laura Combs, Mrs. Mary Raes. Mrs. Dorolhy' Chimera- 95 mmm f W' ' x lg 14 in ng. L, , . ,QI I ' , 4 'M' 'sis-imml 4 mel-'M :rr-fN'E 't'9'Y . a ' -1-un--fr--If-... ...j' Q , , , . . , ... .......4. .ul-4.g..u. ..,. . .1-I. -g. ... . . , ,I,.., ,, -F if Nw ' I ' ' ' I ' 2I'qP2 ' I 'Maaneiscsaf md.-:Irv . ...sc-,:..... .. A -,',g,. .kgighu gh:-,-,..-vga., ,K 23.1. 7.15.7 Lip.:-1 :,:.:.L .Y:IKilI.ilTiT'E4f1I2f ' ' -ul-A al : .Y f , i -f - , ' ' 'J f- . .. L! - - ,,- --.-...., - -1-v ---., ,-.4 -e - -. ' - - ,jk v1Dpf : -21'-I 3317.1 Y '::h:'i'!1:x!1i:'.. fun- NN'-' W - -9' A - ' ' Cusfodions NX jx k,.x- x,,....ff' 2 Mr. james Mattoon, Mr. Henry Blackman, Mr. Marinos Lock- emeyer, Mr. Kenneth Coons. Bus Drivers O 555555 R4 I 16 J FIRST ROW: Alfred Adams, Richard Bremer, Merton Tiffany, john Hayes, Ear1 Cage. SECOND ROW: Raul Adams, Bernard DesCamp, jean Nlanzer, Dever Fisher George Chase. 96 E N ALBRE? :IE Audioiiaiifii Foofbal' A AIUIITAGWT Hind lirwxi-'j oo-A if lor P15 f QQSIQ STM' DARG1fiCi: BARKERPZ Baseball +1 ES' gmrcco F5 Qhgerleadii ,- 'N Y 5ecre'2fi 4' F ggi junior PEE' Monitors C132 3. cil 3, Vice-Pres oi Yearbook, Se rotary 5.4: R25 BODHEA RONA Boorlmg 1: FF BUTLER 1.125 L F.T.A .Ili E, iorPr?:fZ:1' mitteesg Stiff.. Sports Edxir CALABRESE 'I ,mf-W - iilwogls '- Club ill iiifiifl moron Q5 B315 IQ' CL., 1 lr-9 Wrestlgf ' ffooo'ch1f-Q - Tfiilifffg: F Sohogq L CAWELS ex GM- LQ, fi, JUNE: P..:uA S9oi2rP'il1 k 'Cf of COWRT. Brix G. x k L PM- if 1 , mint: COVERT Q., Gin oo, Pj -- CRANE , FH A WL- N -ilfggf Fi 1 Senior ALBRECHT, DUANE Audiovisual 2,35 F.F.A.5 Basketball l,2,35 Bowling 4' Football 4, Track l,2,3,4 ' ARMITAGE, KAREN Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3' Secretar 4. ' Y r G.A.A. 3,45 Hobart Seminar 3,45 Intramurals 3,4- Jun- ior Play Cast5 Junior Prom Committees5 Senior B311 Cast5 Student Council5 Yearb k ' DAR Good Citizen Award OO , Business Manager-5 BARKER, WILLIAM Baseball 45 Basketball 4 BARTUCCA, ANTOINETTE Cheerleading 1,3,45 Chorus 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3 Secretary 45 F.N.A. 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3,45 G.A.Ai 1,2,3,45 Growler Staff 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Playdays 3,45 junior Play Committees5 junior Prom Committees5 Monitors Club 45 Senior Ball Committees5 Sports Colm- oil 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 45 Student Council 45 Yearbook, Secretary5 Class President 15 retary 3,45 Ring Committee 3 Class Sec- BODINE, RONALD Bowling 15 F.F.A. 1,-13,45 Track l BUTLER, JANICE F.T,A .1,2,35G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45Jun- ior Prom Committees5 Library Club 25 Senior Ball Com- mittees5 Student Council 35 Yearbook Staff, Girls' Sports Editor CALABRESE, MICHAEL Monitors Club 2,3,45 Soccer l,3,45 Track 15 Varsity Club 3,45 Wrestling 253,45 Ring Committee CARROLL, GARY Band 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 45 Safety Patrol 1,25 Wrestling 15 Dance Band5 Varsity Singers 45 All- County Chorus 1,35 All-County Band 2 CASTER, LINDA Transferred in Senior Year from Romulus Central School CAUWELS, STEPHANIE G.A.A. 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 junior Play CommitteeS3 Junior Prom Committees5 Senior Ball Committeesg Senior Play Committees5 Yearbook Staff COVERT, BEVERLY G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Library Club, ViC9' President 45 Safety Patrol 1,25 Ring Committee COVERT, SHARON G-A.A. 152,45 Intramurals 25 junior Play Committees5 Junior Prom Committees5 Safety Patrol 19 Senior Play Committees CRANCE, JERLINE F.H.A, l,3, Treasurer 25 G.A.A. 4 CROLL, ROBERT Audiovisual 15 Bowling 45 Safety Patrol 1,2 Stotistics DECLERCK, BONNIE G'A-A- 1,25 Intramurals 1,2 DELoozE, JUDY Band 1,23 Chorus 34' junior Pl ' ' 5' C I5 i Scholarship a as Regemx DENNISTON, LEIGHTON Bowling li Class President 3,45 junior Play Commit- '1fes5- junior Prom Committees5 Monitors Club 4' Vice- resldent 3, Senior Ball Committees5 Student Council 23 Track 15 R' ' . - - Ing Committee' M3g3Z1H9 Drive Chairman DERUYTER, LEE Chorus 2 3 4' Junior Pl f f f ay Committeesg junior Prom Committees5 Senior B311 Committees, Serum may Cast5 Senior Play Cgmmitteggi Soccer 1Y2'3'45 Socceir l,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Track 3,45 Varsity Club 2'3' Treasurer 45 Wrestling l,2,3, Co-Captain 45 Year- b . ook Staff, All-Conference Soccer 4 DEWIND, PAMELA Chorus 2,3,45 F.N.A. 2,3, Staff 3, Exchange Editor 45 Intramurals l,2,3,-15 jun- ior Play Committeesg junior Prom Committees5 Moni- tors Club 45 Senior Ball Committees5 Senior Play Com- mittees5 Sports Council 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4L G.A.A. l,2,3,-15 Growler DRURY, JOHN Band 15 Chorus 15 Football l,2,3, Co-Captain 45 jun- ior Play Cast5 Junior Prom Committees5 Senior Ball Committees5 Senior Play Cast5 Student Council 1, President 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3, Pres- ident 45 Wrestling l,2,3, Co-Captain 45 All-Conference Football 45 Class President 2 DUNHAM, GAYLE Chorus 1,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Growler Staff 3,45 Intra- murals 15 junior Play Committees5 junior Prom Com- mittees5 Senior Ball Committeesg Senior Play Com- mittees5 Yearbook Staff FLEMING, MICHAEL FLEMING, PAUL Bowling 1, Co-Captain 2, Captain 3s Fwfball 1-213i junior Prom Committees5 Senior Ball Committees5 Var- sity Club 3,4 FLING, KATHRYN F.N.A. 2,3,45 Growler Staff 3, Art Editor 45 H0b3l't Seminar 45 Junior Play Committees? Junior Prom Colm' mitteesi Senior Ball CommitteeSi Senior Play Commu- tees5 Yearbook Staff Foss, MARLENE 5 Chorus 1 2 3' G.A.A. 1,25 Juniof Pfom Commmew GRUBE, STEPHEN I I h Football 2,3,43 Junior Play Cast? Jumo' Pmm Commit t Library Club 2 3' Monitors Club 3.41 SGFUOV Ball ees5 f ' A ,. Committees5 Senior PISY Committees? Track 1'2'3'4' Varsity Club 2,-3,45 Yearbook Staff DAVID . Poom Committees' Senior Ball Committees3 SSIHOI' 1- 1 Play COH1 Scholarship mittees3 Track 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Regents HAND, ARLENE . 171.1 A 12 Treasurer 3,43 Growler Staff 45 Jumof Prom Committeesi Library Club President 43 Semi Ball Committees! Senior Play Cast? Student Councl 43 Yearbook Staff HEFFRON, ELIZABETH 1 Bowung 43 Intramurals 3,43 Junior Prom Committees3 Library Club 3,43 Art Scholarship Award 2,3,4 HENRY, FREDERICK F.F.A. 1,2 HICKS, DENNIS Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Chorus 4, Vice- President 33 junior Play Committees3 junior Prom Committees3 Senior Ball Committees3 Soccer 1,2,3,43 Student Council 2,33 Varsity Club 2,3,43 All-Con- ference Soccer 4 HILFIKER, JOAN Band 1, Treasurer 2,33 Cheerleading 2,3,43 Chorus 2, 3, Student Council Representative 43 F.N.A. 43 F.T.A. 2,33 Hobart Seminar 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Junior Play C3313 junior Prom Committees3 Monitors Club 43 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Senior Ball Committees3 Senior Play Cast3 Sports Council 1,2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 43 Student Council 1,2,43 Yearbook, Editor-in-Chief3 Playdays 1,2,3,43 Class Vice-President 23 Varsity Singers 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Regents Schol- arship HORTON, DOROTHY G-A-A 112134: Chorus 1,2,3,43 FHA. 1,2,v1Ce-Pres ider1t3, Song 85 Recreation Leader 43 F.N.A. 3,4 IDDINGS, PAULA FHA. 1, G.A. A- 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,41 Safety Patrol 1,2,3,43 Pleydays 172,3,4 KIEDA, PAUL Football Committeesg Yearbook Staff 2,33 Senior Ball Committees3 Senior Play LITTLE, MARGARET gransfereed from Huntsville High School 1,1 Junior ear, junior Prom Committees3 Senior Ball Commit- tees MAC DOUGAL, BRUCE junior Prom Committees3 Senior B311 Commntees MARK, DAVID junior Prom C 'r . . C I I ommi tees, Monitors Club 15 Senigr B311 ommittees, Soccor 23 Track 1. A . . book Staff ' udlovlsl-ral L23 Year- MARKHAM, CLAIRE Chorus 2,2,,4- 1: T A 12 3 G ' ' - - r , 3 .A.A. 1 2 3 4. S1 ff , . Y , r 3 Growl mi21tee3S,-1, gun-ior Play Committees3 Junior Prom Cori!! Y ' , ' enior Ball Committees3 Yearbook St ff' X 8I'S1ty Slnggr-S 4 3 1 MATTOON, TERRY Basketball 4, Manager 33 Football 3,43 Monitors Club 3, President 43 Track 3,43 All Conference Football 4 MQINTYRE, BETTY Cheerleading 3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43H0bar1 Seminar 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 junior Play C3511 Jun- ior Prom Committees3 Senior Ball Committeesg Senior Play Committees3 Sports Council 3,43 Yearbook Staff MINNS, CYNTHIA G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Growler Staff 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Playdays 33 junior Play Committees, junior Prom Com- mittees3 National Honor Society 3,43 Senior Ball Com- mitteesg Senior Play Committees3 Yearbook Staff MINNS, GARY Chorus 3,43 Varsity Singers 43 Hobart Seminar 3,45 junior Play C3513 junior Prom Committees3 Senior Ball Committees3 Soccer 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,3, 43 Tennis 2,3,43 Varsity Club 3, Secretary 43 Boy's Stateg All-Conference Soccer 4 NELLIS, SHARON G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Growler Staff 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 junior Play Cast3 Junior Play Committees3 Junior Prom Committees3 Senior Ball Committees3 Yearbook Staff3 Ring Committee 3 NIESKES, RONALD Band 13 Baseball 13 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Chorus 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Growler Staff 43 Monitors Club 3, Vice-President 43 Student Council 13 Track 2,3,43 Var- sity Club 2,3, Vice-President 4 NOLDER, WILLIAM Wrestling 2, 3,4 NOROD, DAVID Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 3,43 junior Prom Committees? Monitors Club 43 Senior Ball Committees3 Wrestling 2,3,43 Yearbook Staffg Regents Scholarship PALMER, SHIRLEY Cheerleading 1,2,3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 Varsity Chorus 43 Growler Staff 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Junior P1?Y Cast3 Junior Play Committees3 junior Prom COfHm1r' teesg Senior Ball Committees3 Senior Play CommitteCSS Student Council 33 Class Vice-President 13 P1-3Yd3Y5 1,2 PARKER, FREDERICK Senior Ball Committees Peck, JOHN 1 Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 3,43 Hobart Seminar 3,43 Junior Prom Committees3 Monitors Club 43 National HOf10r Society 3,43 Senior Play Committees3 Soccer 12,3145 Student Council 33 Tennis 2,33 Magazine Drive Cap' taifli Class Representative on AFS Chapter 2'3'45 Regents Scholarship PHILLIPS, JOHN Basketball 1,3,43 chorus l,2,3,43 Hobart seminar 39 Monitors Club 43 National Honor Society 3,4? Soccer 3,43 Tennis 2,3,4, varsity Club 3,4, A11-Confefence SOCCGF 49 l3Oy's State 3 Junior Librafl' Senior Sruder' G.A-A' feeS5 SeniOl' PROPER Baskelba Ball Corr' Club 3,4 PULVEF' F,T.A- 1 2,3,43 Hf Play C01 Honor S' Council ' Dr junior P Cast9 Tre RICHARI Chorus 2 teesg Ser 3 ROBINSC Band 1,2 inar 3,41 Soccer l Stateg C1 RODMAN Cheerlea G-A.A. 1 mltteesg 4? lllajorg RUSSEU B3SketbE RUSSO, Chorus Staff 3,4 .lUl'1l0r P Commim 41 Stride, RUTHVE Bowling Prom CC Senior B Yeal-bool SALISBL Cheer1eE A. 11.5 Junior I Horror S Play Ca 45 Studs ASgoQia1 l ramum PHILLIPS, RICHARD -Iunim Play Committeegl .lUUiOr Prom Committees3 Library Club, Vice-President 33 Monitors Club 3,43 SeniOr Ball Committees3 Senior Play Committees? Student COunCi1 33 Yearbook Staff3 Audiovisual 2 3 POWELL, DONNA G.A.A. 2,33 Hobart Seminar 3,43 Junior Play Commit tees3 Junior Prom Committees3 Senior Ballqjemmittees. Senior Play Committeesg Yearbook Staff- Re ents 1 E Scholarship PROPER STEVEN Basketball 1,2,3,43 Junior Prom Committees3 Senior Ball Committees3 Soccer l,2,33 Track l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4 PULVER, CAROLYN F.T.A. 1, Historian 2, Vice-President 3,43 G.A.A, 1, 2,3,43 Hobart Seminar 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Junior Play Committees3 Junior Prom Committees3 National Honor Society 3,43 Senior Ball Committees3 Sports Council 13 Yearbook Staff3 Regents Scholarship REID, DAVID Junior Play Cast3 Safety Patrol 1,2,33 Senior Play Cast3 Track 2 RICHARDSON, JOHN Chorus 2,3,43 Varsity Singers 43 Junior Prom Commit- tees3 Senior Ball Committees3 Soccer 1,2,33 Tennis 2, 3 ROBINSON, PAUL Band 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,43 Chorus 43 Hobart Sem- inar 3,43 Junior Prom Committees3 Monitors Club 43 Soccer 1,2,3,43 Tennis 33 Varsity Club 3,43 Boy's State3 Class Treasurer 13 Regents Scholarship RODMAN, JEAN Cheerleading 1,2,33 Chorus 2,3,43 Varsity Singers 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Growler Staff 3,43 Junior Prom Com- mittees3 Safety Patrol 1,3,43 Senior Ball Committees 43 Majorett 2,3,43 Playdays 1,2,3 RUSSELL, FRANK Basketball 43 F.F.A. 1 RUSSO, FRANCES Chorus 2,3,43 F.N.A. 3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Crrowler Staff 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Junior Play COrnrni'LtGfi'S3 Junior Prom Committees3 Safety Patrol 13 Senior Ball Committees, Senior Play Committees3 Sports Council 43 Student Council 43 Yearbook Staff3 Ring COrr1mifte9 RUTHVEN, CHRISTOPHER Bowling 43 Football 2,33 Junior Play Cast3 JuniOr Prom Committees3 Library Club 43 Monitors Club 4L Senior Bali committees, Track 1,2,33 Varsity Club 42 Yearbook Staff3 Class Vice-President 4 SALISBURY, SARA Cheerleading 2,3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 F.T.A. l,2,3L G-A. A. 1,2,3,4, Hobart Seminar 3,45 Junior Play Cast? Junior Prom Committees3 Library Club 23 National Honor Society 3,43 Senior Ball Committees3 Seni0r Play Cast3 Sports Council 1,2, SecretarY 31 President 45 Student Council 172, Seeretary 43 Yearbook Staff, Associate Editorg Girl's State9 V2lfSifY Singers 41 In' tramurals 1,2,3,-43 P1-9YdaYS 1123-4 SCHOEN, TERRY Crowler Staff, Sports Editor 33 Junior Play Cast. Mm- ior Play Committees3 Yearbook Staff. Art Editor 3 SCOTT, AVA Chorus It FHA- 1-3r41S'S'Cretafx'23 o.A.A. 1.2.3 SEBRING, ROBERT Baseball lr-2.35 Basketball lg Senior Batt COm,m,tt,L,SL SOCCeT1,2,3Q Wrestling 3 SECOR, KATHRYN Band 1.2.33 Chorus 1,2,3.4, F.N.A. 13.4, G.A'A. t 4 3,43 Growler Staff 2,3, Assistant Editor 43 Intramurals 1.2.3343 Junior Play Castg Junior play Cgmmittecsg Junior Prom Committees3 Senior Ball Committees, Seri- ior Play Committee-S3 Yearbook Staff, Circulation Klan- ageri Varsity Singers 4 SWEENBURG, JOYCE G.A.A. l,2,33 Intramurals l TILLMAN, THOMAS Baseball 1,23 Bowling 13 Monitors Club 4 VAN CAMP, FRANCIS F-F.A. Basketball l,2,3,43 F.F.A. l, Secretary 2 Vice-President 3, President 4 VAN DAMME, KATHY Cheerleading 1,33 Cr.A.A. l,2,3,43 Crrowler Staff 33 Junior Prom Committeesg Senior Ball Committeesg Senior Play Committees3 Sports Council 2.3,-13 Year- book Staffg Class Treasurer 3,43 Junior Play Cast VAN DUSER, ELLEN F.T.A. l3 Cr.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Growler Staff, Student Coun- cil Representative 3, Editor 43 Intramurals l,2,3,-13 Junior Play Cast3 Junior Prom Committees VAN ORDEN, SANDRA WESOLOWSKI, FRANK Band l,2,3,43 Hobart Seminar 3,43 Junior Play Castg Junior Play Committees3 Monitors Club 33 National Honor Society 3,43 Senior Ball Committees3 Senior Play Cast3 Senior Play Committees3 Student Council 43 Yearbook Staff, Student Council Representative3 National Merit Letter of Commendation3 Chess Club, President 43 4-H l,2,33 Regents Scholarship WING, DONALD Baseball Manager 23 Basketball Manager 33 Monitors Club 3 YANCEY, JAMES Basketball 1,2,33 F.F.A. l,2,3,-13 F.F.A. Basketball 4 YOUNG, HOWARD Football 2,3, Manager 4L F.F.A- 49 F-F-A' Baskvlbull 43 Monitors Club 43 Varsity Club 4 ZIMDAHL, DEBORAH Chorus l,2,-13 F.N.A. 2,3, President 43 Cr.A.A. 1.2.3. 43 Growler Staff 1.2, EXCl1fif1tlC Editor 3' Busmcgs Manager 49 Junior Pl-33' C8812 ,luniof Prom Commiuvcsl Senior Ball CommitteeSL Sluflfml COUHVH 'li Yvmblmk Staff, Associate EditorL Vafgill' Sifltlvfs 41 Class SUE' retary 1 FULL-PAGE LEEswooO SPONSORS TYMAN FORD mc. OAKS CORNERS NEW YORK PHE'-P5 AND GENEVA' NEW YORK MOSER STUDIO, INC. YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER 27 CLINTON AVENUE, NORTH ROCHESTER, NEW HALF-PAGE BE-MAR ROLLER SKATING Honeoye Falls, New York JOEL CAVES, INC. Phelps, New York EVERSON'S DAIRY Clifton Springs, New York NATHAN OAKS 81 SONS, INC Oaks Corners, New York OUARTER-PAG BEARDSLEY AND BEARDSLEY Architects 64 South Street Auburn, New York BLOCK OL GUGGENHEIMER, INC. Seneca Castle, New York RAY A. COSTELLO Orchestra and Band Instruments and Accessories 553 S. Exchange Street Geneva, New York EMPIRE STATE PICKLING COMPANY A Division of Curtice-Burns, Inc. Phelps, New York FARRELL'S ESSO STATION 148 West Union Street Newark, New York FISHER ELECTRONICS Phelps, New York 100 YORK SPONSORS P 81 C FOOD MARKETS 87 Ontario Street Phelps, New York RICHARDSON INSURANCE AGENCY 51 East Main Street Phelps, New York SECURITY TRUST COMPANY Main Street Phelps, New York E SPONSORS HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE 208 South Tioga Street Ithaca, New York c. J. KENFIELD, D.D.S. D. L. ROSINSKI, D.D.S. South Wayne Street Phelps, New York ROBERT E. KILLIP 105 Laney Road Rochester, New York LEWIS GENERAL TIRES, INC. 260 East Avenue Rochester, New York NESBITT BOTTLING COMPANY Lyons, New York ONTARIO TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC- 76 Main Street Phelps, New York MR. Ax :Z Phelps' ANDY' 48 Plea Phelps' I r AVEDIE Plwlpsl BEVS I Bel' B61 Onlario Phelps' CNSTLI RNUIG tx, phelllsl GENE'S BARBER SHOP Main Street Phelps, New York PHELPS AGWAY COOP, INC, PIIGIPS, New York PHELPS CEMENT PRODUCTS, INC, KURT F. GRAINER, M.D. Phelps, New York 84 East Main Street Phelps, New York PHELPS ELECTRIC COMPANY Phe1PS, New York PHELPS FLORIST 9 Franklin Street ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE Phelps, New York 172 Clinton Avenue South Rochester, New York PHELPS MACHINE, INC. 7 Church Street ROGERS FOOD SALES, INC. Phelpsy New York Wholesale Distributors Seneca Falls, New York PHELPS VARIETY STORE 52 East Main Street Phelps, New York SENECA KRAUT SL PICKLING COMPANY, INC. Phelps, New York STEIGERWALD WHOLESALE ELECTRIC CORP 310 West Genesee Street Auburn, New York COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT M. QUIGLEY and JOHN C. BRITTING 13 Chufch Street SULLIVAN ELECTRIC, INC. Phelps, New YOrk 55 Park Street Phelps, New York RICE OLDSMOBILE, CADILLAC, PONTIAC INC- VAN CAMPS MARKET, INC. 844 Canandaigua Road M mile East of Marbletown Geneva, New York Newark? New York WILKEN'S GREENHOUSE Mclvor Road Phelps, New York ONE-FIFTEENTH PAGE SPONSORS MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL ALBRECHT 85 FAMILY CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SHOP R,D, Q2 Phelps, New York Phelps, New York COLACINO'S ROSE BOWL LANES ANDY'S BARBER SHOP Newark, NGW York 48 Pleasant Street Phelps, New York DALE'S BEAUTY SALON Flint Street AVEDISIAN MOTOR COMPANY Phe1PS, NSW Y0fk Ph 1 , N Y k e ps ew or DAN DEE POTATO CHIPS-DOM PERRY BEV'S BEAUTY sHoP Geneva, New Yofk Bev Benge and Carol McIntyre Qntario Street MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD DAVIS, SR. Phelps, New York R.D. W3 Geneva, New York CASTLE'S FISH FRY Route Q6 DERUYTER'S SNACK BAR Phelps, New York Phelps, New York lOl MR. EMIL DHALLE Pleasant Street Phelps, New York COMPLIMENTS FROM EACKER AND CARNEY Phelps, New York THE ECHO PRESS Main Street Phelps, New York FINGER LAKES LAUNDRIES 85 CLEANERS Phelps, New York FINGER LAKES PAINT Phelps, New York MRS. MARGARET B. FLING Phelps, New York GAGE FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY 1501 North 31st Avenue Melrose Park, Illinois GOODMAN GULF 85 GROCERY West Main Street Phelps, New York GORDON'S CLOTHIERS Geneva, New York HAER'S CLOTHING SHOP Phelps, New York HAZEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Beverly Fitch 85 owner 3 North Wayne Street Phelps, New York HOB VALE FLORIST MTS- Henry Bennett Phe1DS, New York JOHN HOWE, INSURANCE 85 East Main Street Phelps, New York JOHNNIE'S RADIO SHOP Main Street Phelps, New York JR. - SR. HIGH STUDENTS ON PIISIDS, New York LITTLE PIG FARM Pre Emption Road Geneva, New York M ISL B PIZZA PRODUCTS Main Street PIISIPS, New York MARGROVES Main Street PITSIDS, New York BUS 21 MASLYN SUPER DUPER Routes 96 and 88 Phelps, New York RALPH E. MORSE 4 Park Place Phelps, New York PAT'S BEAUTY SALON Phelps, New York PAYNE'S BARBER SHOP Main Street Phelps, New York PERKIN'S UPHOLSTERY 91 Clifton Street Phelps, New York DOCTOR D. W. PULVER R.D. H1 Phelps, New York OVID RANDALL 85 SON Phelps, New York H. JAMES RICHMOND Welding Melvin Hill Road Phelps, New York RIDLEY' S INSURANCE AGENCY Rest Haven Drive Phelps, New York ROCHESTER GEMICIDE COMPANY 333 Hollenbeek Street Rochester, New York RUTHVEN'S TEXACO Main Street Phelps, New York SABIN'S GARAGE Main Street Phelps, New York SCH OEN -A CRES Robert and Lee Schoen 81, Family R.D. W2 Phelps, New York SENECA SEAT COVERS 5 Washington Street Waterloo, New York COMPLIMENTS OF STEVE AND CHRIS Phelps, New York SUNNYSIDE FARMS Enjoy Fruit Phelps, New York JOHN G. SWEENEY AGENCY INC . - MR. AND MRS. NATHAN WALKER Phelps, New York 98 East Main Street Phelps, New York WILLIAM C. SYMONDS GAS TOWN Rt. 96 East E WAYCO CTV ESL SERVICED verything in Electronics Phelps, New York 66 East Main Street Phelps, New York TATE'S BOMBARDIER SKI-DOO'S 81, SPORTING GOODS WHITSON'S PHARMACY-BILL WHITSON Main Street 31 East Main Street Phelps, New York Phelps, New York UMIKER'S MILK COMPANY Geneva, New York P WILLIAMSON AND COSTON helps, New York FRANK VANHEMEL, I. B. A. R-D. ,HQ R.D. 33 Phelps, New York THE ZIMDAHL FAMILY Geneva, New York 103 1 s..x-4,4 Qwss THE END ............ for this yearbook staff! 104 , N -,,, . . . , ' M . . , . , , -. fy -1 -..' V ou ' L'-1.11- M fQ : ' ' -af f: lmwwrrng . . , of '-3 . I ' f ' f 1 ' Eg lu - '- L i L ' , gfg:g.g3zf , Q' i1.. . 'W F1 f , ,.i-- , . .. . . ' . , V . V I ' - I A I-If --.fi-fx,-',...Nw,.-f Avwflfi 1 Vrzl- V'-.V V- ' ' L-,-N..-,...,-.',.. W, . 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