Alfred Almond High School - Alcen Yearbook (Almond, NY)

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ST Ii PII IQN PA TTON Steve's favorite class is Ag. mechanics and with Mr. Lind- ermanls help he will probably become a deft mechanic of ag- riculture, whatever that is. He likes to play basketball and baseball, and his pep and drive are a help to him in all sports. ELIZABETH PHE LAN Betsyls almond eyes and state- ly carriage make her an out- standingly attractive person, and these qualities are matched by the natural charm of her per- sonality. She has been a soar- ing addition to the cheerleading squad, and shows much talent as the Alcerfs art editor. PET1-1 R RANDO Ll5H Pete's lazy smile and spon- taneous good humor have made him one of our most popular boys. His main interest scho- lastically is math, and his spectacular accomplishments on the basketball court are ad- mired by everyone. 'M' MlCfllAlfl. PLANK llornell hasn't been quite so 'swell' since Mike left it last year to come to Alfred-Almond, but it was a welcome change for us. Mike's two main inter- ests are cars and girls, prob- ably in that order. DAVID RYAN As president ofthe Student Council, Dave's Attention, pleasel' wakes us every morn- ing. A good willed fellow, he has also served as class pres- ident, and is probably the only left-handed basketball player ever to gain points for the Golden Eagles .

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CHERYL oL1N A Cheryl's artistic talent has been well developed at Alfred- Almond. Not only has she stu- died mechanical drawingg she even forced Mr. Phelan to cre- ate a new art course for her. Cheryl has been a hardworking member of F.'l'.A. and Drama Club. MARY KAY ORMS BY Mary Kay s steady dependabil ity and animation make her a valued member of the Future Nurses. She even managed to survive the dreadful initiation ceremonies inflicted on all as pirants to F.H.A. and is now safely ensconced as a senior member. CYN TH IA ORDWAY Cindy has been a capable Fu- ture Nurse all through high school, and served as vice- president of this vast and com- plex organization last year. She also headed the AIcen's adver- tising committee, and her drive and good salesmanship won over many a reluctant sponsor. ALLEN ORMSBY Allen's interests center around sports, and his natural ability in this field has made him out- standing at Alfred-Almond on the baseball and basketball teams. He is especially well- liked for his casual friendliness and easy-going but sensible nature.

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WILLIAM SIEPHTON Bill is one of the intelligentsia who belong to a little World un- fathomable to the rest of us -- the Radio Club. When not spout ing jargon about woofers and tweeters, he has managed to be a valuable member of the track team. JOHN SHARRETT john will often be remembered as a sturdy blond figure streak- ing down the soccer field in one of those lovely striped shirts. He has presented conservation studies in the 4-ll Club and is a member of F.F.A. ANDREW STEVENS The last of the three Stevenses to graduate from Alfred-Almond Andy brought up the rear with honor. His earnest singing Con key, evenlj has been a delight to Mrs. Pulos and the Chorus for several years. GR EG ORY SMITH Greg may seem to be more the studious type than an actor, but he blossomed out as a per- fectly oily lfinstein in our sen ior p1ay.He is nn amazing mathematieian, and studied math at Brown University last summer Ca glutton for punish- ment, this boyj. An extremely dependable person, Greg is well-liked for his openminded honesty.