Westhill High School - Westhill Warrior Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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KEY CLUB ROW A: T2 Smith, Treasurer, E. Geehr, Lt. Governor, C. Corrigan, Secretory, P. King, President, R. Sutter, Vice-President. ROW B: B. Widas, J. Kadamus, D. Maione, J. Sanborn, B. Bratt, T. Tyler, R. Riener, B. Gieler, P. Koval, A Dewitt, S. McClurg, H. Wilson. ROW C: T. Stone, R. Biesemeyer, P. Carri- gan, J. Pepe, K. Smith, B. Christy, B. Stark, T. Brock, D. Toscana, P. Hickey, 111115- rfl Sl C X 1' X -'QNATQ1' L x S 5 X2 at R? eil' Efllfll 90 E. Murphy, J. Vault, M. 5teves,.M. Moore, J. McLoughlin, R. Gieler, M. Stack. ROW D: M. Stanard, J. Hoffman, G. ChristofL W. Long, I Buhl, J. Carl, G. Cotett, M. Burke, J. Ritter, B. McCarthy, P. Ceckowski, J. Gallagher, M. Bruet, J. Buhl, R. Dewitt, J. MacBeth, J. Parsons, D. Gabri, M. Jones, Mr. R. Bronk. Being the largest group of boys that are together all year, the Key Clubbers can do--and surely do do--a lot of work--like candy sales, Christmas projects, etc. The Bunny? That just goes to show that they're really boys, initiating such things as shoving cream fights, dark-night hoy rides, etc. The key is to the club--the Key Club, of course. But don't let it disillusion you: they're really a hard-working group--smart, too.

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ROW A: D. Denick, S. Robinson, K. Mager, D. Junod, G. Wil- W. Woolfort, M. DuRocher, K. Griffen, D. Colbourn, J. MacBeth, liams, G. Zabel, S. Gidari, D. Truex, B. Guth. ROW B: M. Wil- J. Jackowski. liamson, C. Sutter, P. Herbig, L. Cleveland, M. Low, K. Carpenter, WARRIOR '67 ROW A: Dianne Sardo . . . Debbie Denick. . . Alice Lewandowski Mary Smallwood . EDITORS ROW B: . . . Editorial Assistant Ray Krise . . . . . Activities Editor . . . ...... Art Editor Wally Long . Seniors Editor . . . . . . . . Faculty Editor Jeff Carl . . . . . . Sports Editor . . . . . . Business Manager Mr. Wells. . . . . . . . . . . .Advisor Eric Arnold . Editor-in-Chief Jim Parsons . . . .... Sports Editor Tim Buhl . . . .... A rt Edito r These are the people who are responsible for what you are reading right now. If you like it, they deserve your congratulations. lf you're not so keen about it, they're the ones who must shoulder the blame. To paraphrase the diamond ad: A yearbook is forever. --well, maybe not forever, but at least for a good part of the student's life after he graduates. Like wines, some yearbooks are better than others. The staff hopes you will consider T967 a vintage year.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society isagroup of seniors chosen for their outstanding scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Each spring, the group in- ducts Juniors approved by the faculty into the society. These students hold key positions in the organizations ofthe school. They are concerned with the future as a reality relatedto the present. With this foresight, the members of this group should continue as the lead- ers ofthe future. ROW A: J. MGcBeth, D. Crosby, E. Arnold, E. Geehr, W. Long, P. King. ROW B: Mr. Neilsen, T. Buhl, J. Kadamus, G. Zabel, D. Denick. ROW C: M. Godfrey, J. Biesemeyer, L. Cleveland, D. Sa rdo, A. Andrenacci.