Belleville Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Belleville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1984 volume:

FROM THE SENIOR CLASS OF BELLEVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL BELLEVILLE, NEW YORK THE TOWER Dedication The Class of 1984 is very honored to dedicate The Tower of 1984 to the Union Academy of Belleville We feel that U.A.B is not only an institution of learning, but a spirit that has inspired all who have passed through its halls The Union Academy was built in 1824 by the people of Belleville. The Belleville residents were inspired by Joshua Bradley to replace the log cabin schoolhouse Giles Hall's contribution of land was a further inspiration In 1845, the Bell Tower became an addition to the spirit of Union Academy The Bell Tower was contributed by the Presbyterian Church, the Methodist Church, and the Baptist Church In 1882 Union Academy extended its size to meet the rising enrollment. The park was given by Frederick Williams On January 29, 1923, Union Academy burned, but the people refused to give up. They were determined to start again On September 6, 1924, the Union Academy was rebuilt In 1935 the southeast wing was added It wasn't until 1954-1955 that the northwest addition was built, and the principal. Mr Ernest Shaad, made some renovations to balance the new facilities. In 1962 the house on Academy Street was divided into two classrooms But as the enrollment started to decline, the Sixth grades and Kindergarten moved to the main building The Academy House was sold In 1966, the mechanical bell was installed in the Bell Tower. The Union Academy is a place where the pride and spirit of Belleville will always remain Even after the name changes, the pride and spirit will remain in the hearts of all those who have had a part of the Union Academy of Belleville BELLEVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL 400 IT 10 M ctccri� 1094 BOARD OF CDUCATION 0� HARLOW HARRY C WILLIAMS WILLIAM F CHAMBERLAIN CCORCC K PtlTON Him c EASTMAN riCftfNCC N MATHER taut ROCCR C EASTMAN cum CANE ST C. SHAAD. CADI tCHISAMOtt ARCHITECTS SAACCMT. WC8STCR. CRf NSHAN foiLCY CONTRACTORS CINCRAl CONSTRUCTION CCODCC C WILLIAMS A SON NfATlNC A VCNTlLITliC HAMCLINC CO INC 'lUMSiNC ccowcr h hvoc Inc . _ rucTsicAi BAfiSCS riCCTDlC CD . INC ALMA MATER rw. MnuMMin «Ml Ch i M THERE'S A PLACE WE CALL OLD UNION- A SPOT OUR HEARTS HOLD DEAR. THOUGH OUR FEET IN PATHS AFAR FROM HER MAY ROAM. THERE'S A HAND lTRn£g£D.OUT TO TO WAYS OF TRUTH AND RIGHT - THERE'S A LOVING VOICE THAT CALLS HER CHILDREN HOME. CHORUS THEN HAIL TO THEE. OLD UNION. THOUGH WE BE FAR OR NEAR. OUR HEARTS WILL CRY. 'THOU ART ___ OUR MOTHER YET - THY LOVING PRECEPTS EVER INSPIRE OUR SOULS TO RIGHT - E MAY LEAVF THEE RUT WE V tn' ' AN FORGET. 3 cjwr TABLE OF CONTENTS: Dedication Pages 2+3 Administration F acuity Page 5 Elementary Page 13 Underclassmen Page 21 Seniors Page 29 Sports Page 49 Activities Page 59 Administration Faculty BOARD OF EDUCATION First Row Ioanna Moore. Barbara Greene, Edith Curtiss. Lois Langworthy Standing Elston Ecker. David Dodge. Douglas Brown 6 Melanie Day Grade 1 Lynn Hunneyman Grade 2 Nancy Cobb Grade S lames Newell Admin Asst Sue Hamblin Grade 1 Nancy Hodge Grade 2 Weltha Eastman Grade 3 Karen Kelly Grade 4 David Bundy Kay Bolton Grade 6 Teacher Aid 7 I Kevin Amo English Verna Docteur Science Mark Shevalier English Gilbert LaLonde Science 1 Carl Bingle German English Elaine Streeter Art Shawn Baker Physical Education Greg Golding Physical Education Marion Keck Commercial Kenneth McLear Social Studies Russel Berger Industrial Arts Driver Education MieheHe Bowman Speech Sue Thomas Librarian Aide d Mary Ann Barbarino Psychology Charlotte Richmond Teacher Aide Pat Heldt Home Economics Stephen Jones Agriculture 9 i George Harrington Math Sherrill LaLonde Math Kathy Hutsizer Typist Treasurer Craig Garnet Instrument Music Marcia Whitley Vocal Music Holly More ton Secretary Janitors Bovee F.. Vann E , Farman G. CUSTODIANS AND BUS DRIVERS Bus Drivers Row 1 Brown H . Abbott S , Rhode O Row 2 Giddings L. Bowman )., Stoodley B Abbott I. Absent Otis K 11 Elementary A.M. Kindergarten First row Mrs McCormick, I Colwell. V Brown. M Hines, A Langworthy, S Dickinson. M Greene, Mrs jones Second row M Henry T Stewart Third row B Davenport. P Zumbach. A Petrie. J Burnett. C Furman. R Middlemiss. M Forrester P.M. Kindergarten First rw L Hunter. J Wessner. D McGrew, C PrKre, I Ooss Second row C Palmer. | Zehr. D Oliver. L Patterson, B Berry Third row Mrs McCormick. R Fellers. C. Worthington. J Veley. T Eastman. M Rogers. Mrs Jones First row | Fuller. J Chamberlain, ) Hazelton, T Fulkerson. M Smith. |. Mathews. C Morenus. J. Dobbm Second row: E Stevens. A England. |. Stockwei A Kibhn. M Shelmidine. S. Dockstader, C Fowler. M Farman. I Gleason. S Berry Standing J Rhode. Mrs Hamblin First Grade First row M Brett. T Maitland, T Worthington. B Gleason. D Streeter. A Beckstead Second row: I Campbell, B J. Qoss. N Eastman. M McGrath, P Hmes. I Hedger. A England. M Bettinger. S Perry. R Towles, E Miller, K Poggi 15 Second Grade First row | Colwell. K Davenport. C Hungerford. B Bettinger. E Webb Second row: M Miller, L Perry. F Langworthy, N Hunneyman, | Davenport, N Bundy Third row N Hess, L Fulton. R Kiblin, C. Komm. A Fiegl. B Amyot. |. Veley, Mr Hunneyman Absent J. Hart SECOND GRADE Second Grade First row D Hess. K Hubbard, G. Smith, A. Thomas. D Tanner Second row C. Loomis. S. Cross, S. Ferguson. ). Hobbs. A Lake, W Barlow Third row: R Newell. D Hess, B Cross, K Bast, D Eastman, M Zumbach, K Bast, S. Redden, M Zehr First row: I Lee. J Dickinson, D Simmons, | Hazelton, R Webb, C Streeter. W Davis, R Zehr. P Dolan, D Tanner, R Cobb. R Dawes Second row Miss Kelly, T. McCormick. K Gleason. G. Farman. S. Thomas, B Petrie, C. Clark. C Beckstead. A. StockweH. C. Eastman. K Staie. S. Lake. S Ferguson. J. Dobbm. M Babcock Absent G Gillette, S. Otis Third and Fourth Grade First row E Hunter. B Shelmidine. D Maitland, E Bettinger. D Simmons. P Gillette. S Roggie. M Oliver Second row H Barney. K Dodge. I Parks, C Poggi. I HaH. R Ayles. E Eastman. S Dockstader Third row Mrs Eastman, R Remington. S Keck. D Fc rguson, | Godfrey. C Hall. T Babcock, I Gleason 17 Fifth and Sixth Grade First row M Petrie. S. Redden. S. Piper. M Shepard. ) Coukxnbe, R Shelmidine Second row M. Lee. C. Oakes. ). Dobbm. M Hubbard, T Hess, B Bast. C Dockstader, T Farman Third row: R Redway. |. Bettmger. T Rogers. K Morenus. M Potter, T. Komm, L Langworthy. L. Braley. A. Greco, M E. Bundy FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES First row D Tanner. N Burnett. K Palmer. ) Roggie. D Hall. G Babcock. A Hines, B Brott Second row K Chamberlain. L. Overton. D Eastman. M Ferguson, S. Turnbole, | Ptamondon, A Clark, ) Hedger. P Keck Third row: J Larmon, B Zehr, B Ferguson. R Corron. J Frear. T Dano, K. Babcock. D Maitland, M. Baker, Mr Bundy 18 First row E Kohl. M Price. S. Shelmidine, C Claflin, W Redden Second row: S Rogers. C. Kline. S. Scales. J. Crump. E Barringer. M Barney Third row: |. Oescenzi, M Cobb. T. Shepard. C. Worthington, I England Absent: F. Babcock, C. Barney, |. Barney. R Clark. E Braley, I. Hobbs, R Lont, A. Worthington. A Zeller Special Education 19 Underclassmen Seventh Grade First row S Barringer, H Agaciewski, L Worthington, S Elmer. E Stacy Second row D Hough. B Cobb. I Crump, S Rogers. Third row D Remington. B Case, L Stevens. ) Bast. L. Valley, D Scales Wessner SEVENTH GRADE First row: K Ackley. ). Rogers Second row: K Thomas, K. Hobbs, H Remington, K Gleason, ) Abbott, I Smith, M Wessner. R Petire Third row B Fowler, B Overton, S Dawes. G Widrick Fourth row: C. Bovee. T Bettinger. B Presley, H Nohle Eighth Grade First row T Rogers. R Amyot, D Potter, A Miller, K Coulombe Second row T Dack, M Hulsizer, M Zehr. D Green, I LaMarch. N Brown. I Gibbs Third row F Williams. A Greco, M England. S Bond Missmg W Barringer EIGHTH GRADE Eighth Grade First row D Oakes. I Clark, T Elmer, G Vann, F Farman. Second row T. Crandall. L. Dodge. S. Towles. K Shepard, S Henry, M Hess Third row S Rogers. G Zehr. |. Babcock. J. Abbott Ninth Grade First row I Hulsizer. D Green. I Abbott. I Schleup. S Piper V Mahon. T Towles Second row C Podvm. P Wessner, T Case, N Hunnyman. M Sayyeau. L Towtes. D Liscomb. L Langworthy. T Presley. I Dealing Third row I Zehr, S Eastman. R Rogers. D Kiblin NINTH GRADE First row D Stoodley. T Maitland, S Crino. T Gibbs. P Clark Second row N Romm. P Parker. B Farman. T Hobbs. T Dowker K Simpson, P Rogers, A Sharptene Third row | Rivett. C Clark, A Langworthy. B Vann. |. Mullin Tenth Grade First row M Zehr. K Davis, S Smith. D Simmons. I West. R Leviker Second row: ) Farman, R Paige. R Brown. D Liscomb. S Durham. | Gleason. L. Elmer Absent Scott Largett. Paul Perry TENTH GRADE First row D State. P Hess, H Langhelle. ) Farman, C. Eastman Second row C. Cooper. K Sargent. S Taylor. C Langworthy. I Murphy, T Shelmidine. I Clark Third row D Fmney. M Eveletgh Absent S. Shepard. R Nohle First row L Murphy. A Piper. T Redway. T Bovee Second row | Leviker, T Eastman. A Worthington. B Worthington Eleventh Grade First row M Corron, P Matthews, Second row S. Hudson. K Brown. D Patterson. T Oesconzi, C. Larmon. P Perry, S Larget, 26 Third row A Plamondon Fourth row K Simpson, L Paige First row A Worthington, B Flagg. S. Hudson. J. Leviker Second row J Presley, K Colwell, Y Dawes Third row L. Murphy. C Larmon, M Cobb. R Morse, T Worthington. R Valley, C. Mullin Vocational 27 Seniors CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class of 1984 entered kindergarten in the old Academy house on September 1971. Throughout our elementary years the class learned to cope with each other and accept new friends as we grew In September 1980, the Class of 1984 began their first year as high school students at Belleville Central School. Our homeroom teachers for our freshman year were Mr Shevalier and Ms. Docteur There were 25 students in our freshman class The advisors for our first year in high school were Mr McLear and Coach Golding The Class of 1984 held their first record-hop on May 1, 1981. The fund raising activity was a great success giving the class a balance of $81 86 for the treasury In our sophomore year (1981-1982) at B.C.S. the class enrollment was 27. Homeroom teachers were Mr. McLear and Mr (ones The class advisors for our sophomore year were Mr (ones and Mrs. Keck. During our sophomore year the class helped to support school spirit by donating $25 for the purchase of a Black Knight mascot. On April 2, 1982, we held a record-hop This fund raising activity netted $126 13 for our sophomore year The class size for our junior year was 27. This year was a very busy year for the Class of 1984 We ordered and later received our class rings on March 11, 1983. We began to make money by selling refresh- ments at basketball games Our first dance of the year was March 4, 1983. The junior class then held another dance with the band Runner playing. Our class advisors for our junior year were Mr Bingle and Mrs. Whitley The homeroom teachers were Mrs. Keck and Mr Carnet During our junior year we brought our treasury up to $525.26. We entered our Senior year on September 7, 1983. The homeroom teachers for our Senior year were Mr Shevalier and Ms Docteur Our class advisors were Mr Berger and Mr. Coons. The Senior Class held a successful dance with the band Visitor on October 21, 1983. We then presented a very successful play. The Mouse That Roared, on November 4 and 6, 1983. The Class of 1984 then held a record-hop on No- vember 18, 1983. The class was also successful in raising funds selling refreshments at four basketball games this year We are planning for another successful dance and a prom. 30 31 President Dennis S Kohl Soccer 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2,3.4 Class Officer 1.2.3.4 Student Council 2 Whiz Quiz 3 Germany 3 German Club 3,4 Athletic Club 1,2.3 Senior Play 4 Tower Staff 3.4 Vice President Maureen A Cobb Mo” Softball 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 4 Vocational 3.4 Senior Play 4 Cheerleading 3 Tower Staff 4 Annette M Abbott Annie Basketball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1.2.3.4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2 NIHS NHS Officer 1.2,3,4 Class Officer 1.2.3 Athletic Club 1,2.3 Senior Play 4 Tower Staff 3,4 Germany 3 Student Council 1 German Club 3,4 Whiz Quiz 3 Basketball Bookkeeper Stats 1.2.3,4 Kim R Colwell Band 1.2.3.4 Volleyball 1.2 Chorus 1,2.3,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Susan Diane Braley Senior Play 4 Chorus 3 Yvonne E Dawes Soccer 4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1.4 Tower Staff 3.4 Cheerleading 1.2,3,4 Vocational 3.4 Senior Play 4 Germany 3 German Club 3,4 Athletic Club 2.3 Class Officer 2 Cary J Elliott German Club 3.4 Germany 3 Kent Roy Gregory F F A 1,2.3,4 34 Bryan A Flagg Band 1,2.3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1.2.3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Stage Band 2,3.4 Bi County 1.2.3.4 Area All State 3.4 Senior Play 4 Color guard 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Student Council Officer 1.2.3, F.H.A Officer 1,2,3 Class Officer 1,2,3 NJHS NHS Officer 1.2,3.4 Soccer 1 Basketball 3 Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 German Club 3.4 Officer 3 Athletic Club 2 Germany 3 Boys Soccer Stats 2,3,4 loAnne E Presley Student Council 1 Class Officer 3 Vocational 3.4 Senior Play 4 Dale Shepard Soccer 1,2.3 Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 1.4 Vocational 3.4 Sandra C State Sandy” Cheerleading 1,2,3.4 Chorus 1.2,3,4 Band 1.2.3.4 Officer 4 F F A 1.2.3.4 Cokxguard 2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2 Tower Staff 1,2 Stage Band 2 Athletic Club 2 Senior Play 4 Kitchen 4 Murray Shultz Mike” Soccer 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1,3,4 Vocational 3.4 Senior Play 4 36 Joseph A Wessner Germany 3 German Club 3.4 Senior Play 4 lames B Whitley •’limmy” Basketball 1.2.3.4 Soccer 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Officer 3.4 Bi-County 1.2.3.4 All Area 2.3.4 All State 4 Band 1.2.3.4 Officer 3 Germany 3 German Club 3.4 Student Council 1.2.3.4 Officer 4 Athletic Club 1.2.3 Senior Play 4 Class Officer 1 Michael Widnck Basketball 1.2.3.4 Vocational 3,4 Tracy Worthington Vocational 3.4 Senior Play 4 Tower Staff 3,4 Tina Mane Zeller F.F.A. 2.3 38 THE MOUSE THAT ROARED A COMEDY IN TWO ACTS BY CHRISTOPHER SERGEL PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1984 The Class of 1984 will be remembered for our special senior play, The Mouse That Roared. We were the first class to be known for our singing and dancing. We spent long hours working for perfection. But in the end, it was a very rewarding experience for us all. Our play was successful thanks to the long hours and patience put in by Mr. Amo. We would like to thank him for all of his help and understanding. THE MOUSE THAT ROARED CAST AND PRODUCTION Director Mr Kevin Arno Student Director Sandy Staie Stage Manager Don Nohle Technical Directors Tracy Worthington Tracy VanBrocklm loAnne Presley Sets Mr Vann Mr Bovee Mr Farman Gnps Don Nohle Tracy VanBrocklm Make-up loAnne Presley Yvonne Dawes Sandy Staie Tracy Worthington Ushers Mane Corron Ten Bovee Costumes Cast and Production Crews Door Ticket Sales Sandy Dowker April Piper Advertising Tma Zeller Tim Perry lim Whitley Lisa Braley Gary Elliott Tickets Programs Mrs Richmond Underclassmen We would like to extend a special thanks to Faculty, Staff and Parents for making our play possible. To Underclassmen: We appreciate all you did to make our play a success. Thanks again' Class of 1984 The Place The tiny nation of Grand Fenwick and the United States. The Time Present CAST AND PRODUCTION Tully Bascorn )im Whitley Gloriana the Twelfth Annie Abbott Count Mount joy Tim Perry Mrs Best on Bernice Hockey President of the U S. Dennis Kohl Professor Kokmtz loe Wessner David Benter Mike Shultz General Snippet Bryan Flagg Mrs Ba scorn Mo Cobb Mary Lisa Braley Pam Sue Braley Miss Wilkins Yvonne Dawes Miss Johnson Ruth Morse Asst to Prof Kokmtz Don Nohle Professor Smith Yvonne Dawes IstWac. fill Lisa Braley Fran Mo Cobb Page Yvonne Dawes Norma Lisa Braley Will Tatum Dennis Kohl 2ndWac. Debbie Sue Braley lane Yvonne Dawes Mrs Reiner Ruth Morse Radio Announcer loe Wessner Ann Ruth Morse 1st soldier Kevin Simpson 2nd soldier Louis Corron 3rd soldier Tracy VanBrocklm 4th soldier Don Nohle U S soldier Tammy Redway Lead Protestor Adam Langworthy Student Protestors Bernice Hockey Mo Cobb Tim Perry Mike Shultz Annie Abbott Yvonne Dawes 42 CLASS MOTTO: The moment may be temporary, but the memory Is forever Red Rose CLASS PROPHECY The Class of 1984 finally decided to get together and party Ten years later this is what's happening: Annie Abbott was finally drafted to the Boston Celtics, where she enjoys the locker room pep talks Dennis Kohl gave up the fame of being the world's greatest soccer player to coach the United States Soccer Team for the injured. Yvonne Dawes made her mark in the world of business, she is now chief editor of Woman On The Co. Tracy VanBrocklin decided to make all his fantasies come true, he entered and won the U S. Roman'' Hands contest. Donald Nohle is now one of the wealthy crowd of Belleville, he invested in the destruction business and made a fortune Tim Perry always wanted to be a star so he tried out for Mr Everything, but he was beat by )oe Cool. |im Whitley really surprised everyone with his accomplishments, he delivers speeches to students on the importance of intelligence and how to use it. )oe Wessner worked real hard to be a success, he is now the leader of the U S. Space Cadets. Cary Elliott finally got away from the farm, but not too far, he runs a milk delivery service down the road Ralph Valley really went far, now he lives in the south where he is a professional bouncer (oAnne Presley and Tracy Worthington decided to go into business together and now they design wigs for mannequins Bernice Hockey really put her talents to good use, she is now the wife and personal secretary for the presi- dent Mo Cobb is a happily married mother who spends her spare time making designer clothes for her children Ruth Morse finally moved away from her mother and now travels the US. with her husband in their Porsche. Tina Zeller was carried away by Tarzan and she now resides somewhere in Africa. Sandy Staie and Mike Shultz are now partners in a multi-million dollar deproduction business. Kim Colwell's dream was to be a professional flute player, she's working her way up from the Belleville Boomer Band Bryan Flagg still can't remember what he did at college, but he does know that he got his certificate. Lisa Braley and Mike Widrick finally settled down and now they enjoy a very productive life Sue Braley used to be a quiet person, now she spends her time blowing noisemakers at social gatherings Michelle Widrick got married and no one has seen or heard from her since loni Hymy finally figured out Belleville, now she writes best sellers about the social life in Belleville Kent Gregory never said too much in the past, now he is a highly paid orator 45 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of 1984, being of sound mind and abled body do hereby publish this, our last will and testament: We hereby bequeath to . . . The Class of 1985, we leave all the memories and pride of U.A.B, We wish you happiness and success for the future years. Students of U.A.B., the spirit and memories of our school. Our footsteps through the halls and all the laughs that we shared. Faculty and Staff, all of our battered looks and confusing classroom discussions. As the last class of U.A.B., we will always remember the teachers that gave us in- spiration and knowledge. The Parents, our joy-filled times at home and school. Your support and help will always be cherished THE CLASS OF 1984 4« Wow’!! We won????? Hi there'!!!! Watch it!!!! What a head rush What a leaper??!!?? Where to now??????? Sports Varsity Soccer Row 1; Langworthy C. Paige I . Green D . Vann B , Langworthy A., Clark C. Perry T Row 2 Schluep J . Rogers B, Eveleigh M . Shultz M , Corron L., Abbott I , Whitley I. Kohl D , Coach Golding VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: Towles L. Elmer L. Stoodley D. Dack T Row 2: Ayles R. Zehr M. West L., Dawes Y. Leviker R.. Maitland T., Hudson S.. Davis K.. Clark A. Row 3 Coach Jones. Case T.. Mathews P. Paige R., Abbott A.. Redway T., 50 Varsity Boys and Girls Basketball Front row Coach Iones. I Gleason. T Redway. A. Abbott. L West. R Noble Back row: H Langhelle. T Maitland. L Towles. I Clark. A Clark Front row Managers. M Zehr. D Green Back row Coach Baker. D Shepard. B Flagg. D Kohl, K Simpson. D Patterson, T Perry, L Paige. M Widnck. B Vann, L Corron, M Shultz. I Whitley First row K Brown Second row Y Dawes. S Staie Third row B Hockey Fourth row: S. Hudson Fifth row M Corron Ab- sent T Bovee Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders Coach Golding. I Mullm. M Eveleigh, A Langworthy. D Green. C. Clark. C. Langworthy. I Abbott. B Rogers. I Rivett, S Piper Absent T Gibbs J.V. Basketball and Jr. High Baseball First Row B Fowler, M. Zehr. G Zehr, B Rogers. S. Piper. D. Green. J. Abbott, P Clark, I Zehr Standing Coach Phillips. T Gibbs. B Presley, C. Clark, S. Eastman, N Brown, I Mullin Varsity Softball and Baseball Row 1 Mathews P. Abbott A., Mathews S. Reynolds D., Cobb M., Cooper C, Row 2: Coach Golding. Dawes Y. Bovee T. Hockey B. Hess P . Zehr M VARSITY SOFTBALL AND BASEBALL Row 1: Eveleigh M Flagg B , Whitley Shultz M. Shepard S., Vann B Row 2: Corron L, Kohl C. Vann T., Taylor ).. Dack S., Perry T., Kohl D.. Coach Baker 55 First row: J Zehr. B Cobb. G Widrick. S Dawes. A Greco. ). Rogers. J Gibbs Second row R Petrie. B Corron. D Green, C Bovee. B Fowler. K Thomas. S. Ormo Third row: M Hess, I Zehr. S. Eastman. N Brown, S. Rogers. B Presley. S. Bond. M Zehr, Coach LaLonde Junior High Basketball and Cheerleaders First row K Coulombe, D Oakes. K Gleason. Second row: ) Clark, T Dack, Third row F Farman. A. Miller Fourth row: H Remington. Absent T Elmer Junior High Soccer Row 1 Towles T . Remington H . Clark I., Elmer T., Shepard T., Vann C. Row 2 Coach Locy, Towles T . Elmer S.. Abbott J.. Gleason K.. Crump J, Crandall T. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS AND GIRLS SOCCER Row 1 Petrie B. Greco A . Valley L , Widrick G., Piper S., Rivett J., Corron B . Remington D. Row 2: Clark P . Gibbs T . Fowler B. Zehr J., Presley B . Brown N . Wessner )., Bovee C.. Zehr M. Thomas K.. Green D.. Coach Baker First row: $ Bannger. C. Vann. T Elmer. A Miller. F Farman. K Hobbs Second row Coach Locy, N Hunneyman. K Gleason, T Dack, I Abbott. M Hulsizer. L Dodge Junior High Girls Basketball and Softball First row Coach Flannagan. A Miller. J. Clark. K Coulombe, L Langworthy. T Maitland, N Kornm. Second row ) Farman. D Staie, T Elmer. T Dack. L. Towles Third row: K Davis. I. Dodge, S. Towles. T Towles. T Crandall. D Liscom. B Farman, T Hobbs Activities N.J.H.S. First row Mr Bingle. Miss Docteur. Mrs Crosley. Mr Carnet. Second row A Piper. B Hockey. A Abbott. T Eastman NHS AND NJHS First row M Zehr. B Paige, C Eastman. K Davis. Second row D Staie. D Green. D Stoodley, I Schluep. G Zehr P Hess Third row M Zehr, N Hunneyman. R Nohle. A Langworthy. C Langworthy. T Shelmidine S Piper. T Towles 60 First row B Presley, H Nohle, S. Staie. B Hockey, Y Dawes, |. Whitley Second row: I Halferty. N. Hunneyman, L Langworthy, D Staie, C. Eastman Third row: I Elmer, L Paige, T Redway. K Coulombe, C Langworthy, R Brown Fourth row: K Simpson, A Plamondon. M Corron Student Council and Whiz Quiz 61 Front row: B Hockey Second row: R Paige Back row: C. Langworthy. L. Paige, T Eastman. Mr Bmgle F.F.A. First row S Staie. T Dowker. k Simpson. P Clark. R Brown, L West Second row K Simpson. T Eastman. T Redway, M Eveletgh, P Perry. D Fmney. T Shelmidine. Mr Jones Third row K Sargent, R Vann. S Durham. J Zehr. | Rivett. S Eastman. M Widrick, K Gregory. T Presley Fourth row | Clark. B Worthington, I Paige, D Patterson. P Rogers. I Hulsizer, C Podvm, T Potter. I Farman Absent L Worthington, A Worthington. | Leviker, S Dowker. P Gnmshaw F.F.A. AND F.H.A. First row M Hulsizer. | Abbott. |. Farman, A. Miller. C Columbe. L. Elmer. Mrs Heldt. K Davis. P Hess. L Corron. B Paige, D Simmons. C. Eastman. H Agaoeuski Third row P Parker. S. Taykx. S. Henry, R Amyot. J. Farman. P Wessner, L. Paige. T Dack. R Leviker, S. Elmer. K Gleason, I Crump Stage Band First row D Green, S. Cirino, C Langworthy, D Simmons, R Nohle Second row B Flagg, J Zehr, S. Piper, N. Hunneyman, A Langworthy, T. Redway. D Green Third row J Abbott, K Brown, T Elmer, Mr Garnet, S Henry CONCERT AND STAGE BAND Senior Band First row ) Farman. D Simmons, L. Langworthy. P Clark, S Stale, J. Gleason, K Colwell Second row: T Perry. S Piper, N Hunneyman. D Liscom, D Fmney. D Liscomb, Third row C Langworthy. S Cinno, C Eastman, R Nohle. D Green. A Langworthy, M Zehr Fourth row B Flagg. D Stoodley. J. Abbott, Mr Garnet, I Whitley, G. MuHm, D Green Absent K Simpson, I Zehr. T Redway, S. Eastman 64 Elementary and Junior Band First row: J Larmon, A Clark, T Rogers, R Shelmidine. K Chamberlain Second row M Furguson, A Hines, S. Turnbole, D Mart- land, K Palmer, R Redway. M Bundy. B Bast Third row Mr Carnet, M Hubbard. S. Redden Absent M Hazelton ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR BANDS First row K Ackley. | Clark. F Farman, A Miller. K Coulombe. T Crandall Second row H Remington. D Oakes. D Eastman. J Frear. S Henry. L Valley. L. Dodge Third row B Cobb, T Elmer, S Towles. G Widrick. C Bovee, K Gleason. I Bast. J Abbott Fourth row T Dack, B Overton. D Remington. K Thomas. Mr Garnet Absent D Green, F Williams First row B Hockey, C Eastman Second row: I Elmer, D Maitland, K Gleason, L. Towles, Third row R Leviker. T Maitland Fourth row S. Staie, N Komm, T Dack, R Paige, K Davis Absent T. Bovee, L. Halferty Colorguard 65 First row: D Staie, L Elmer, b Hockey, S State, P Hess, K Davis, ) Gleason, M Zehr, B Farman, L Langworthy Second row: S Taylor, A Piper, K Brown, H Langh, C Eastman, R Paige Third row Mr Bingle. S Durham. |. Whitley, A Langworthy, M Eveleigh, |. Abbott, C. Langworthy, D Green, T Perry, B Flagg, T Maitland, N Komm, T Towles. N Hunneyman, T Case, P Wessner, P Parker Senior and Junior Chorus 66 First row H Agaciewski. B Case, P Wessner, S. Elmer, H Remington, J Abbott Second row S Rogers. B Cobb, K Thomas. K. Hobbs, j Crump, K Gleason, L. Stevens. S. Towles, Mrs Whitley Third row: J. Wessner, j. Abbott. M Hess. G Zehr, D Oakes, T Elmer, K Ackley, T Crandall, L Dodge First row A Piper, T Bovee Second row B Hockey, T. Redway, A Abbott Third row: |. Wessner, Mr Single, I Paige. Miss Hodge, K Brown, D Kohl. P Mathews Fourth row: C. Elliott, I Whitley FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM 67 Helga Langhelle has been living with me for the past school year She has had some exciting experiences in the past year She has learned to play on a basketball and softball team for the first time We have had many fun times together and I will miss her when she leaves to go back to Norway She has been a great friend and companion to have around I wish her the best of luck in her future years and I will regret not being able to see her again!!! Love, Her American Sister, josie Farman Foreign Exchange Students The past school year that Helene Falk has spent with my family has been a very special one. We have shared many fun times together and learned much about each other Helene has traveled to many places and has many fond memories I hope that she will always look back at the time she spent at my home as being a special experience I will miss her very much when she returns to her home in Sweden, but a part of her will stay with me at all times. I wish only the best for Helene, and I hope that all of her dreams come true. With all my love, Your sister, Ruth Nohle 68 Editors Srs A Abbott. D. Kohl |rs. S Hudson. T Redway TOWER STAFF Business Managers: Sr Y Dawes )r P Mathews 72 _ I • .%r .JnSS rr • . : • •- -«i • ■«•--■. � -i — s -■■ -V- — ■“ -V -“■ - r - . --•V' ' t • - — ‘vbA � “ - '■ “ W V •• «• - V t� .-• 4 • % . .'« - •• . « -•� •� -«-I % � •' • ' ’ 4. • 1 - —♦• . • r - • - • r - •••• MW nV ' « •- y- . M W% «r. v« 4 1 4 � V • - • p « . i sr x- p •W ' ♦ ••