Avoca Central School - Avocan Yearbook (Avoca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

We, the Class of 1970, proudly present to you At ocan CLASS COLORS: Red Silver CLASS MOTTO: “Life is a picture, paint it well.” CLASS FLOWER: Lily-of-the-Valley Avoca, New York To keep an institution running smoothly many ser- vices are rendered behind the scenes. Such services have been an important factor in maintaining a pleas- ant atmosphere where we have spent our many years of learning. The class of 1970 takes pride and pleasure in ex- pressing its sincere appreciation to Mr. Clarence Chis- som. For him happiness is a sail full of wind. There has been no one person who has helped our class more than he has. He spent many long, hard Saturdays working with us either in a potato field or a vineyard, not to mention all the class activities and projects in which he has been involved with us. Not only is he our advisor and teacher, he is our friend. It is with pleasure that the Class of 1970 dedicates this, our yearbook, to Mr. Walter E. Peterson. Principal Henry CleeVes Today authority of every kind is being challenged, in fact, the very idea of authority has come into serious question. We do not question that authority of all kinds needs watching, but we do ques- tion the complete breakdown of authority which leads to anarchy. History has demonstrated that the destruction of authority leads to anarchy, which leads to power by dictators. In this process it is al- ways the common man who is hurt socially, physically, and emotion- ally. It is our hope that the next generation will use “authority” wisely. We trust that you will accept with serenity the things that cannot be changed, but will have the courage to change things that can and should be changed. We hope that this school has taught you to distin- guish one from the other. President TERRY GENE OSTRANDER “Moose” Business Class of 1970 Officers Vice President LYNN LAVAINE KEELER “Keel” Business Secretary MARSHA ANN KIDDER “Marsh” Science, Math, Language Treasurer CANDACE COOPER “Candy” Science, Math Student Council DOUGLAS H. McCALLUM “Cully” Math, Science 6 Business “Mac” JOHN PATRICK McRAE Language, Math, Science “Cath” CATHY PAULA ROUSE Industrial Arts “Butch” ALAN ROY DRAKE Math, Science “Juie” JULIE ANN ARMSTRONG Language, Math “Albert” KIRK DOUGLAS SAGER Math, Language “Cath” CATHERINE RAE WRAIGHT BARBARA ELLEN CONKLIN “Barbie” Business CHARLES BRUCE SAGER “Bruce” Conservation MICHAEL DEAN HUGHES PHYLLIS ELAINE BAUTER “Phyl” Science, Math BEVERLY ANN SULLIVAN “Bev” Nurses Aide ROGER THOMAS ROBORDS “Rog” Business, Math Science, Math, Language “Hacker” DANIEL W. ALSHEIMER Math, Language “Cher” SHERRY LEE HOUSE Math, Science “Junie” CHARLES WALTER WELDY, JR. Math, Language “Jeanie” JEAN MARIE FLEISCHMAN Business “Tunie” LANCE CHARLES MATTOON Business Secretarial “Git” GERALDINE MARY WELDY 9 Two of our “johns”. Who says Seniors study? We Have Gee, Lance, you’re sexy! 10 Made KATHLEEN ANN MORRELL “Kam” Business JOHN RAYMOND SQUIRES “Apache” Math, Science, Business KAREN DENISE PUTNAM “Kar” Math, Science, Language STEPHEN CARL STOWE “Stowie” Language, Business ROXANNE KELLOGG “Rox” Cosmetology MONROE MONTY KEITH BATES “Monty” Business Shop “Burgie” JOHN C. BURDIN, JR. Language, Math, Science “Katie” KATHRYN ROSE FOX Business, Homcmaking “Terry” THERESA MARIE BRINKHUS DEBORAH JEAN BOISVERT “Deb Science, Math, Language STEVEN CHARLES LESPERANCE “Ozzie” Math, Science KATHERINE MARIE HOUSE “Katie” Math, Science, Language DONALD WEBSTER BARRETT “Don” Math, Engineering Drafting DEBORA JEAN STEEN “Deb” Homemaking RICKEY EUGENE DIETER “Rick” Auto Mechanics u Math, Science Math, Language “Charlie” “Jen” CHARLES KOBY JENNIFER LEE DYE Shop, Business “Harvey” CLIFTON EUGENE SPECHT Business, Homemaking “Kris” CHRISTINE MARIE BUTLER CLASS HISTORY Dear ACS: Well, it’s been twelve years, and we’re almost ready to graduate. These past four years have been as much an experience for us as they have been for you, of that you can be sure. Our first year, as freshmen, was our introduction to high school—we wandered through the halls without direction, in awe of the upper classmen, envying them their status. We also had our first attempts at money-making in our dance. Who was to know what this would lead to??? Oh, boy . .. sophomores! Another step up, only two years to go! And during this year, we were given a goal; when it came to discussing our future class trip, the conclusion we reached was, “NOT Washington!” (Bermuda??) Money-making led us right and left. And we had some great times in our classes—English 10 and our own version of “A Midsum- mer’s Night Dream”; World History and our first term paper; and ... Then we were Juniors ... countdown! More money-making activities. The potato and grape fields will never be forgotten .. .just ask our broken backs! Cries of “Yes, Sir!” rang out in response to Mr. Peterson’s drills. Ideas for swelling our treasury appeared- some worked, for instance, light bulbs; some didn’t, soccer game refreshment sales, and our S3.00 paper drive, which fed our driving team. Parties Stowie’s, Candy’s, Kath’s, and Katie’s. And what about Moose’s “surprise party”? Hey, Moose, what’s a Spaghetti Supper? And then the Junior-Senior Banquet . . . Here we are, at the top. Kind of wishing we weren’t so close to the end,yet waiting for whatever the future will bring. Yes, we’ll miss you, ACS. We hope you feel the same for us. With affection, CLASS OF ’70 LARRY A. MORSEMAN “Larry” Math, Science Photograph not available In memory of WILLIAM HALE 1952-1964 16 . . . Being a Member of the Faculty Mr. Morrell, Mr. Snyder, Mr. Schutz, President; Mr. Jones, Mr. Margeson, V. President. Board of Education Mr. Richard D. Matthews Clerk Administration Mr. Henry W. Cleeves Supervising Principal Mr. Edward J. Lauriha Elementary Principal Office Staff Mrs. Tadder Mrs. Daniels Mrs. Larsen Mrs. Arnold 18 Mr. Jack, Mr.Chissom, Mr. Francis, Mr. Archer. Mrs. Pearl Mattoon, Mrs. Marie Wightman, Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Beverly Wightman, Mrs. Partridge, Cook-Manager; Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Jeane Mattoon, Cashier; Mrs. Calkins. Custodians Cafeteria Staff Teacher Aides Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Calkins Mrs. Olmsted, Mrs. House Bus bribers Mr. Hargrave, Mr. Archer Mr. Loucks, Mr. Sanders Mr. Gaynor, Rev. Wheeler Mrs. Wraight, Mrs. Towner Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Major Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Robords Faculty Physical Education Mr. Burr, Elementary Mrs. Many, Girls Mr. Skillman, Boys Music Mrs. Brandon, Elementary Mr. Warner, Instrumental Mrs. Duke, Vocal Social Studies Mr. Peterson Mrs. Fults Mr. Gross 1909 1970 Lanquaqe Mrs. Creveiihg, French Mr. Healey, Senior High English Mrs. Minichello, Latin Mr. Miller, Junior High Reading Mrs. Healey, Junior High English Arts Mrs. Franklin, Business Education Mrs. Koby, Guidance Counselor Mr. Crotty, Art Miss Shults, Librarian Mr. Snyder, Industrial Arts Mrs. Edwards, Home Economics Math Science Mr. Peard, High School Science Mrs. McWatters, Junior High Math Mr. Bakeman, Senior High Math Physics Mr. Reppert, Math 9 Science Mr. Latham, Junior High Science Mrs. Lynch, Dental Hygienist Mrs. Bakeman, Grade Library Mrs. VanGelder, Nurse Mrs. VonHagn Mrs. Reynolds Miss Harrington Second Grade Mrs. Dye Mrs. Hendrick Mrs. Hedden Elementary Mrs. Wheaton Mrs. Roe Mrs. Hughes Fifth Grade First Grade Mrs. Koenemann Mr. Troy Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Sick Fourth Grade Mr. Armstrong Mrs. Smith Mrs. McCallum Sixth Grade Many emotions are aroused when we, the students, hear the word “teacher”. We all remember the teacher we fell in love with and the teacher who was so unbearably strict-an- other parent. All they do is ask questions: What’s the ans- wer to No. 455? Why isn’t your homework done? But teachers also ask some questions like: Who won the game last night? Is there anything I can do? etc. Teachers advise us in our class and club projects. They always seem to know when we should be put in our place and when we should be allowed to speak our minds. Believe it or not, teachers can be good friends. And believe it or not, teachers, we, the students, do appreciate you for everything. Mrs. Shanley Mrs. Bartlett Miss Shults 23 Th ird Grade Would ou Believe. . . Our Faculty? . . . Being a Part of a Class Class of 1971 ROW I: D. Robords, S. Remchuk, J. English, L. Kirkum, K. Tadder, S. Burleson, C. Snavely, J. Boisvert, P. Burdin, C. Fair- brother. ROW II: J. Curry, P. Nash, C. Chissom, C. Williams, J. Stoddard. ROW III: D. Sager, K. Buck, C. Saltsman, C. Shutt, L. Margeson, S. Olmsted, A. Folckemer. 26 ROW I: J. Mitchell, S. Wraight, S. Thomas, R. Jessmer, D. Warner, J. Warner. ROW II: B. Fox, R. Worthylake, P. Shaver, E. Crooks, W. Schuschereba, R. Tierney, D. Kinney, D. Cragg. ROW III: V. Jackson, D. Hopkins, T. Murphy, N. Kromer. Advisors: Mr. and Mrs. Healey. S. Olmstead, Treas.; D. Sager, V. Pres.; C. Snavely, Secre- tary;!. Murphy, Stu. Council Rep.; D. Hopkins, President. 11th grade English-who needs it! Julie-cut it out! Rick—what’s on your mind? As someone who has been there, we are aware of the tortures Ju- niors must endure. Classes are really rough and on top of that you get to manage the Prom, the Junior-Senior Banquet, the Spaghetti supper and the Alumni Banquet. You will do it because you’ve got what it takes. It’s hard, but it’s worth it. Farewell, Class of ’71, we the Class of ’70, salute you. 27 Class of 1972 ROW I: L. Mitchell, D. Goodrich, P. Sharp, K. Wightman, K. Hamilton, M. Galvan, P. Alsheimer, J . Fox,S. Butler, K. Barrett, E. Law. ROW II: P. Boisvert, C. Kellogg, V. Lesperance, K. Bliss, J. Warner, B. Drake, D. King, E. Davis. ROW III: S. Kisiah, G. Kellogg, L. Tronetti, R. Keeler, E. Parker, N. VanGorder, J. Partridge, D. Steen. ROW I: C. Armstrong, W. Cleeves, R. Armstrong, B. Nattress, D. Lynch, F. Raches, F. Bills, W. Schoonover, M. Kisiah. ROW II: M. Noble, L. Switzer, E. Partridge, F. Williams, D. Myers. ROW III: R. Keeler, M. Weldy, R. Senter, C. Samuelson R Snavely, B. Brinkhus. ROW IV: D. Towner, D. Lewis, B. English, S. Shaver. 28 Advisors: Mr. Reppert and Mr. Snyder R. Snavely, Secretary; D. Lynch, Stu. Council Rep.; D. Towner, President; G. Kellogg, Treas.; L. Mitchell, V.Pres. “Oh, really?” As Sophomores you have finally been recognized. Be willing to work hard. It can be fun-especially if you all work together. Some- times you feel that you are never going to make it. But Sophomores have guts. They’re willing to fight—right? Good luck. Class of ’72. We. the Class of ’70, bid you farewell. 29 Eat the fingers separately. ROW I: D. Akins, D. Alderman, B. Cooper, D. Barrett, E. Cook, S. Fulmer, D. Pelletier, J. Hogan, S. Lathrop, L. Meese, L. Saxton. ROW II: J. Tierney, J. Ostrander, M. Healey, M. Kempinski, K. Karr, D. Lesperance, G. Loucks, J. McClary, K. Sax- ton, L. Conrad, J. Jackson. ROW 111: B. Kromer, A. Pragle, A. Edwards, M. Spaulding, B. Carlson, R. Fletcher, S. Shutt, K. Alsheimer, S. Shutz, S. Barns, C. Squires. Mr. Peard and Mrs. Creveling. G. Partridge, V. Pres.; M. Healey, Stu. Council Rep.; J. Ho- gan, Secretary; B. Cooper, Stu. Council Rep.; J. Ostrand- er, Pres.; J. Stowe, Treasurer. ROW I: (kneeling) D. Dockstader, M. Lemley, R. Shutt, (seated) P. Wilson, W. Snyder, S. Kisiah, D. Robbins, J. Steen. ROW II: J. Stowe, R. Buck, N. Peterson, S. Ostrander, G. Partridge, C. Houser, W. Warner, B. Olmsted, A.Croney, J. Wraight, L. Kirkum, R. Davis, D. Fervan. ROW III: G. Weldy, M. Kidder, K. Goodrich, S. Hurlburt. ROW I: J. Alsheimer, L. Luckenbach, B. Kidder, K. Robords, M. Parsels, K. Cleland, B. Barnard, S. Hagadorn, G. Buck. ROW II: M. Hammond, E. Boisvert, S. Eaton, C. Willis, B. Mattoon, G. Snavely, R. Brown. ROW III: D. Bulk- ley, L. Comfort, Mrs. Healey, J. Mitchell, R. Nicholson, S. Sager, M. Bly. ABSENT: D. Cann. Eight —One Eight—Tu o ROW 1: M. Schuschereba, R. Partridge, D. Goodrich, P. Richardson, T. Brandow, D. Longwell, B. Bell, S. Emery. ROW 11: R. Bliss, D. Sullivan, K. Warner, F. Galvan, D. McRae, C. Utter, L. Kirkum. ROW III: C. Law, M. Gordon, D. Parsels, P. Lemley, M. Gerrity, C. Johnson. ROW I: J. Gaynor, E. Karr, L. Worthylake, S. Parker, K. Noble. ROW 11: G. Jennings, M. Ames, L. Leibenguth, D. Wight- man. R. Wilson, B. Phinney, D. Hagadone, Mrs. McWatters, B. Clymo, L. Hogan. Eight — Three Sei en — One ROW I: J. Barrett, T. Preston, B. Margeson, M.'Connor, P. MacDougal, T. Loveland, C. Barnard, C. Robords, P. Brandow, D. McRae, R. Burdin, P. Lesperance, S. Boisvert. ROW II: D. Leckinger, K. French, J. Murphy, M. Wraight, D. Willis, S. Burle- son, R. Emo, D. Myers, S. Warner, D. Taylor, C. Houser, D. Samuelson, J. Lauriha. ROW 111: L. Dockstader, Mrs. Minichello. ABSENT: Annetta Early. ROW I: P. Akins, S. Chapman, S. Chapman, S. Folckemer, R. Pelletier, D. Squires, S. House, M. Hamblin, S. Lumpkin, B. Robinson, C. Patrick, B. Johndro. ROW II: (kneeling) L. Partridge, K. Slayton, R. Hamilton, J. Sullivan, T. Kenney, N. War- ner. ROW III: D. Hamilton, G. Conklin, J. Tronetti, D. Remchuk, C. Hoad, D. Parsels, C. VanGorder, J. Hagadone, D. Bliss, R. Abbott, J. VanGorder. ROW IV: Mr. Latham. Seven — TiVo Seven — Three ROW L E. Fetherston, S. J. Bennett, M. Wilson, D. Mullikin, V. Dieter, D. Buchanan, B. Jefferson, E. Jefferson, S. Adams, M. Williams, P. Davis. ROW II: R. Pritting, G. Saltsman, W. Margeson, G. LaFaye, T. Hagadone, A. Badeau, M. Saxton, L. Law, R. Jelliff, I. Clymo, E. Casanova. ROW III: K. Harris, Mr. Miller. 33 Board of Cooperative Educational Services M. Hughes, D. Barrett, R. Dieter, B. Sager, R. Gayhart. ROW I: D. Cleland, W. Cruser, J. Van- Wormer, R. Gordon. ROW II: W. Ho- gan, N. Partridge, K. Parsels, G. Mullikin, T. Shaut, J. Robbins, C. Sul- livan, B. Sullivan, K. Kellogg. Bus Driver-Mr. Mattoon. This is the fifth year that Avoca has been involved in the B.O.C.E.S. program in Hornell. There are nineteen students who are attending the Vocational School this year. Six Se- niors attend in the morning and thirteen Juniors go in the afternoon. Don Barrett is the only one who is taking Drafting II. Several boys are starting Conservation. Wiley Cruser, George Mullikin, and Neil Partridge are taking Conservation I; Bruce Sager is in Conservation II. Four girls are enrolled in Cosmetology. They are: Karen Kellogg, Joyce Robbins, Cindy Sullivan, and Roxanne Kellogg. Roxanne is taking Cosmetology II. Several of the boys are taking Auto Mechanics. They are Jim VanWormer, Rick and Jim Gor- don, Rick Dieter and Mike Hughes. Dieter and Hughes, both seniors, are in Auto Mechanics II. Bill Hogan and Kenny Parsels take Auto Body. David Cleland is enrolled in Office Machines and Teresa Shaut is taking Office Practice. Bev- erly Sullivan is learning to become a nurse’s aide. Avoca has become increasingly interested in this com- paratively new program. The students seem to be very en- thusiastic about their vocational courses and the opportuni- ties they hope these courses will afford them in the future. 34 Bruce Bev Bill and Ken Theresa Roxanne David Rick and Jim Mike and Rick “Eat it or else!” A bay at ACS Blondes in a test tube? Pucker up, Pat! Shawn plays with clay. Business is for the birds. Oh happy days. You handsome devil, Moose. Yea Cully? Happiness Is Being l oung Musclemen Oops! Lost in the halls. We’re Tarzan. Work, Work, Work. “Hurrah for food”. 38 ROW I: A. Johndro, M. Lesperance, J. Folckemer, T. Wilson, J. Weldy, C. Galvan, K. Weaver, R. Richardson, W. Sloan, T. Margeson, D. Gardner, D. Shutz, L. Fox, Z. Fairbrother, J. Emery, A. Olmsted. ROW II: Mrs. Smith, S. Rahming.S. Pelletier, L. Lewis, S. Parker, D. Pound, C. Robords, C. Mondell, K. Burdin, G. Morseman, S. Bliss, S. Faucett, R. Curry, R. VanSkiver. Grade Six ROW I: V. Moore, H. Longwell.C. Buck, E. Fairbrother, J. Seager, R. Wightman, R.Cooper, F. Hagadone, K. Kirkham, B. King, C. Brown,C. Haines, B. Robords, D. Boisvert,C. Reynolds. ROW II: Mr. Armstrong, E. Carlson,C. Wright, B. Wilson, L. Sloan, P. Bly, R. Woodworth, R. Emery, A. Midget, S. Daniels, 0. Miller, P. Hale, T. Drake, P. Pragle, J. Davis. 39 ROW I: J. Putnam, R. Fox, M. Fetherston. ROW II: R. Buchanan, B. Johnson, D. O’Dell, S. Wraight, E. Loucks, H. Folcke- mer, E. Lauriha, S. Hall, T. Tronetti, S. Conrad, V. Bowen. ROW III: R. Saxton, V. King, G. Conner, J. Law,G. Byington, D. Bennett, E. Alsheimer, M. Carter, D. Partridge, D. Karppala, C. Kempinski, M. Weldy, J. Saxton, M. Karr, C. Eaton. ABSENT: Mrs. McCallum. Grade Six Grade Five ROW I: C. Reppert, S. Kinney, J. Stewart, D. Pierce, W. Mitchell, D. Cooley, B. Shutt, G. Keeler, S. Daniels, J. Abbott, B. Woodworth, S. Burdin, K. Robinson, H. Haines, T. MacDougal. ROW II: M. Wright, D. Hoad,C. Preston, P. Samuelson, V. Mastin, A. Stowe, D. Kleckner, B. Chapman, J. Partridge, C. Warner, R. Lumpkin, C. Brown, J. Mullikin, Mrs. Roe. 40 ROW I: M. Slayton, V. Lewis, C. Reppert, S. VanGorder, L. Barnard, M. Fervan, W. Partridge, J. Harris, D. Towner, M. King, B. Bulkley, R. Burdin, S. Warner, L. Croston. ROW II: S. Willis, B. Stryker, K. Ackerson, S. Skillman, R. Shedrick, D. Wilson, W. Davis, J. Saltsman, T. MacDougal, C. Kirkham, S. Dodds, M. Davis, Mrs. Hughes. Grade Five ROW 1: Y. Saxton, S. Schaurer, T. Champan, L. Brown, J. Smith, R. Putnam, D. Law,T. Wilson, J. Badeau, Mr. Reynolds, R. Sofstrom, S. Burleson. ROW II: T. Davis, M. Brown, S. Grundel, T. Lathrop, B. Robords, A. Davis, H. Folckemer, R. Reyn- olds, R. Cann.T. Rawleigh, F. Lewis, M. Thorsen, C. Bennett,T. Cooper, A. Edwards, Mrs. Wheaton. 41 ROW I: B. Davis, M. Fox, W. Davis, D. Tronetti, M. Slayton, L. Hoad, G. Mathews, L. Johndro, J. Reynolds, D. Ohradganski, D. Bowen, W. Grundel, V. Sloan, C. Seeley, D. Myers, T. Reigelsperger. ROW II: Mrs. Hendrick, J. Hammond, T. Conklin, M. VanSkiver, R. Pragle.M. Alsheimer,G. Ribble.M. Faucett, J. Byington, R. Arnold, D. Patrick, J. Moore, V. Hammond, W. Hammond, P. Comstock, M. Snyder. Grade Four ROW I: D. Warner, R. Marvin, J. VanGorder, B. Wilson, J. Payne, C. Leibenguth, J. Mondell, K. Goodine, D. Stocum, S. Towner, L. Burch, M. Keeney, A. Chapman, S. Houser, E. Eaton, J. Brandow, B. Connor. ROW II: Mrs. Dye, D. Arnold, S. Schaurer, M. A. Wilson, G. Melton, A. Nunn, S. Midget, A. Schuschereba, R. Hendley, B. Zeh, L. Kirkum, G. Francis, C. Emery, C. LaFaye, A. Davis, E. Hammond. 42 ROW I: W. Reynolds, M. Fox, W. Abbott, T. O'Dell, J. Buck, J. Lesperance, L. Ackerson, S. Seager, K. Weldy, A. Schauer, R. Larsen, R. Snavely, J. Worthylake, D. Comstock, S. Hammond, B. Edmonds, C. Pound. ROW II: S. Squires, D. House, E. Shaver, E. Kempinski, J. Gilbert, D. Burdin, T. Parsels, B. Murphy, L. Hagadone, R. Wydner, J. Benjamin, W. Sullivan, P. Francis, R. Dodds, Mrs. Hedden. Grade Four Grade Three ROW 1: V. Chissom, D. Longwell, K. Wright, T. Pierce, D. Scott, K. Tronetti, L. D. Towner, S. Daniels, M. Swift, K. Slayton. ROW II: M. Galvan, A. Saxton, C. Marvin, M. Hopkins, R. LaFaye, R. Comstock, T. Olmsted, R. Mosher, T. Walters, D. Ma- honey, D. Rouse, D. Hamilton, T. Gordon, S. Bly, T. French. ROW III: Mrs. Shanley. 43 ROW 1: K. Lesperance, V. Loveland, S. Rawleigh, S. Clymo, D. Alsheimer, L. Conklin, L. Sloan, R. Johndro, H. VanGord- er, R. Pound, J. Saxton, L. Kirkum, W. Moose, C. Wilson, B. Remchuk. ROW II: Miss Sarah Shults, S. Gunton, D. Olmsted, J. Nichols, J. Brown, R. Kinney, K. Bly, P. Hughes, R. Law, L. Taylor, R. Walker, B. Fairbrother, G. Grundel. Grade Three ROW I: D. Safstrom, L. Badeau, D. Brockway, S. VanSkiver, M. Lauriha, P. Burch, K. Lewis, B. Bauter, M. Squires, T. Crooks, K. Margeson, J. Cooley, B. Kleckner. ROW II: D. Margeson, S. Alsheimer, B. Miller, W. Cruser, R. Wilson, D. Wilson, T. Reinhart, V. Vaughn, D. Fervan, D. Hagadone, J. Conklin, L. Fervan, Mrs. Bartlett. 44 ROW I: F. VanGorder, J. Pound, K. Brockway, D. Patrick, D. Burdin, E. Brown, L. Pelletier, T. Hall, B. Derick, D. Wilson, S. Ohradzanski, W. Lewis, J. Towner, J. Coe, A. Smith. ROW II: 0. Wightman, D. Wilson, R. Seager, L. Alsheimer, M. Thorsen, V. Davis, R. Williams, M. Cartwright, M. Preston, J. Clark, R. Curry, V. Hendley, D. Stewart, M. Harris. ROW III: Miss Har- rington. Grade Tu o ROW 1: J. Hammond, S. Payne, S. Sutfin, C. Richardson, M. Haines, V. Hughes, B. Moore, W. Gunton, M. Hagadone, B. Lewis, J. Hamblin, M. Buck, M. Emo, J. Luckenbach. ROW II: B. Towner, D. Crocker, M. Calkins, C. Comstock, J. Ribble, N. Clark, L. Arnold, C. Hendley, D. Seager, S. Swift, D. Wightman, R. Nicholson, M. Allen, L. Margeson, R. Rodburn, Mrs. VonHagn. 45 ROW I: H. Kirkham, G. Wilson, D. Clymo, B. Edmonds, C. House, D. Johnson, V. Brandow, D. Margeson, T. Wilson, S. Nich- ols, M. Olmsted, A. Francis, J. Glanton. P. Smith, D. Burdin, W. Davis. ROW II: Mrs. Reynolds, T. Lesperance, M. Mondell, G. Partridge, T. Remchuk, R. Reynolds, T. Saltsman, D. Marvin, J. Miller, T. Oliver, D. Hall, J. Robords, A. Davis. Grade Tu o Grade One ROW 1: J. Wilson, C. Conrad, R. Alsheimer, R. Miller, L. Burleson, M. King, H. Fairbrother, C. Ruscitto, J. Mitchell, D. Buck- ley, P. Calkins, C. Shiloh, D. Saxton. ROW II: J. Chapman, J. Folckemer, M. Ostrander, M. Preston, S. Edwards, C. William, J. Eaton, S. Skillman, M. Matteson, K. Luckenbach, R. Mosher, C. Slayton, D. Hamilton, C. Rouse, Mrs. Sick. 46 ROW I: C. Reinhart, S. Ribble, D. Olmsted, D. Derick, S. Costello, G. Fairbrother, D. Badeau.C. VanGorder. ROW II: D. Willis, J. Farnsworth, C. Clark, C. Brown, J. Robbins, C. Davis, M. Pelletier, Mrs. Thompson. Grade One ROW 1: D. Mills, F. Adderley, J. Jones, S. Harriell, M. Merrills, J. Warner, L. Click, R. Whiting, W. Melton, D. Hughes, S. Meese, L. Kirkum, H. Robinson, H. Robords. ROW II: Mrs. Koenemann, R. Hamilton, P. Alderman, C. Chapman, A. M. Klechner, J. Ribble, C. Faucett, K. Calkins, K. Weldy, D. Thornton, R. Buckley, A. Brown, D. Powell, L. Brown. 47 ROW 1: M. Johndro, S. Sutfin, M. Payne, N. Wright, D. Crocker, A. Lewis, C. Ohradzanski, D. Partridge, R. Saltsman, J. Stewart, R. Cooper, K. Slayton, B. Wilson. ROW II: C. Towner, L. Stevens, B. Allen. K. Saxton, D. King, P. Brantley, S. Lar- sen, J. Taylor, D. Houser, J. Houser, L. Willis, D. Evans, Mr. Troy. Grade One Kindergarten AM. ROW I: B. Mosher, P. Brockway, D. McGlynn. ROW II: D. Crocker. P. Moose, D. Longwell, D. Sandstrom, R. Nicholson, J. Evans, K. King. ROW III: B. Buck, T. Scott, M. Parsells, K. Preston, S. Emo, J. Davis, M. Ahearn, B. Conklin. ROW IV: M. Croney, H. Worthylake, J. Allen, J. Armstrong, D. Miller, F. Buckley, R. Nicholson, Mrs. Lynch. 48 ROW I: S. Burdin, K. Willis, L. Rawleigh, D. Dewey, C. Gunton, D. Mondell, K. Clymo. ROW 11: R. Glanton. P. Cartwright, J. Wright, D. Margeson, A. Podolec, P. Hoad, K. King, M. Murphy. ROW HI: R. Hyde, S. Eaton, D. Chissom, M. Grundel, S. Brantley, W. Jones, P. Hoad, Mrs. Benjamin. AM. Kindergarten PM. ROW I: L. French, D. Glick, J. Fairbrother, C. Wilson, D. Schaurer, M. Davis, R. Crooks. ROW II: C. Cooper, S. Merrills, D. Turner, D. Wydner, L. Hagadone, W. Brown, D. Rodburn. ROW III: B. Towner, B. Alsheimer, J. McLaughlin, K. Gil- bert, M. Lesperance, J. Jacobs, Mrs. Lynch. 49 Wait for me. Leaving, Carol? Togetherness!!! How would I know! If r Comfy, Tom? So I said ... 50 . Being Sports 51 We Made ROW I: M. Kidder, H. Glover, R.Tierney, W.Schuschereba,V. Jacson.T.Ostrander. ROW II: S. Eaton, R. Davis, B. Mattoon, J. McRae, B. Cleeves, S. Lesperance, D. McCallum, L. Mattoon, P. Shaver, R. Robards, D. Towner. We work and . . . We play. Base bail Team Record for 1969 Baseball Season HOME AWAY Hammondsport 4-3 9-7 Campbell 5-1 2-11 Canisteo 2-9 0-4 Arkport 3-1 11-0 Cohocton 7-5 Savona 7-6 9-10 The Avoca Baseball Team finished the 1969 season with 8 wins and 5 losses overall and were 5 and 3 in league play. In sectionals. Avoca defeated Alfred-Almond 7-4 and then lost to York 11 -0. Doug McCallum ended the season with a 6-2 record and 2.71 E.R.A. Moose Ostrander led in hitting with a .350 average, 4 home runs, and 17 runs batted in. 52 Sectionals ROW I: D. Alsheimer. ROW II: S. Shaver, D. Lynch, F. Raches, D. Warner. ROW 111: Mr. Warner, coach; J. Alsheimer, A. Comfort, D. Warner, F. Kisiah, D. Tyner. Tennis Team Record for 1969 Tennis Season HOME AWAY Hammondsport 4-1 4-1 Canisteo 4-1 4-1 Savona 5-0 5-0 Wayland 5-0 5-0 Alfred-Alnrond 1-4 3-2 Naples 4-1 5-0 Bath Varsity — 3-2 Bath JVs 4-1 4-1 Tire Avoca Tennis team ended the 1969 season with a 12-1 varsity record and a 2-0 JV record. Avoca had a 6-0 B- C-D League record to win the Steuben County League Championship for the 8th consecutive year. Dann won the Steuben County Singles. 53 ROW I: J. Warner, L. Keeler, K. Sager, B. Sager. M. Kisiah.T. Johnson, S. Thomas, A. Keeler, F. Williams,G. Alderman. ROW II: W. Schoonover, N. Kromer, R. Armstrong, T. Akins, B. Nattress. Track Gerry, Terry Bruce, Tom made sectionals Team Record for 1969 Track Season The track team enjoyed a very successful year. The team finished 4th out of 9 schools in the County Meet. Here are the results of individuals at the meet: Mike Kisiah—3rd in shot put Bruce Sager-2nd in two mile Tom Johnson-2nd in mile Gerry Alderman- 2nd in 100 yard 1st in pole vault Lynn Keeler— 3rd in high jump 5th in 440 yard Moose Ostrander- 2nd in discus 4th in shot put Gerry Alderman, Tom Johnson, Bruce Sager, Moose Ost- rander, Carl Armstrong, and Neil Kromer all made new school records in 1969. FRONT: B. Fox. R. Robords. ROW I: W. Schuschcrcba. T. Murphy. B. English, M. Noble. B. Shutt, J. Burdin. F. Williams, G. Weldy, J. Steen, K. Sager, D. Cleland. ROW II: F. Galvin. R. Jessmer, S. Hurlburt. J. VanWormer, S. Shaver, M. Kisiah, E. Crooks, B. Sager. P. Wilson. W. Schoonover, D. Myers. R. Armstrong, C. Weldy. Absent: Mr. Peterson, Coach. Wrestling Fle’s down. Up one ... Up two ... Come on, Rog! 55 D. Hopkins, V. Jackson, L. Keeler, D. McCallum, N. Kromer, L. Karr, T. Ostrander, J. McRae, R. Tierney, C. Koby, S. Lespcr- ance, T. Johnson. Varsity Basketball Nice shot. Moose. Up, John! 56 ROW I: J. Putnam, M. Kidder, D. Lewis, B. Snyder, S. Kisiah, D. Davis, L. Sweitzer, B. Keeler,C. Eaton. ROW II: Coach Burr, D. Robbins, C. Armstrong, R. Snavely, D. Towner, J. Stowe, C. Samuelson, F. Raches, B. Cleeves. J.V. Basketball Great jump, Dan. Sink it in! 57 M J. Boisvert, D. Goodrich, K. Morrell, M. Kidder, S. Kisiah, K. Tadder. Varsity Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders T. Shaut, D. Sager, M. Healey, J. English, L. Mitchell, B. Keeler. ROW I: B. Cooper, K. Barrett, J. Ostrander, K. Alshiemer, J. Boisvert, B. Keeler, K. Tadder, D. Boisvert, C. Chissom.ROW II: D. Pelletier, J. Tierney. M. E. Healey, J. Armstrong, J. Stoddard, S. Burleson, L. Kirkum, P. Bauter.D. Sager, Mrs. Many. Girl's Track So ft bad ROW I: K. Barrett, J. Armstrong, T. Shaut. ROW II: J. McClary, E. Parker, J. Robbins, K. Tadder, K. Kellog, S. House. 59 Seated: S. Eaton, C. Santuelson, K. Goodrich, D. Lewis, B. Cleeves, S. Lesperance, D. Hopkins, T. Johnson, V. Jackson. F. Ed- wards, S. Thomas, E. Boivert, L. Keeler. Standing: C. Armstrong, C. Weldy, K. Sager, A. Croney, B. Fox, D. McCallum, B. Keeler, J. McRae, T. Murphy, J. Burdin, W. Schuschereba,Coach Burr, A. Drake, D. Robbins, S. Kisiah, F. Raches, D. Towner. Soccer Seated: P. Bauter, J. Cann, J. Armstrong, M. Kidder, C. Cooper. Standing: D. Boisvert, N. Bliss, K. House, J. Fleishman, K. Fox, J. Dye,C. Cleeves, S. House,G. Weldy. Absent: K. Morrell,Captain. 60 P. Bauter, B. Cooper, K. House, P. Sharp. S. Burleson, L. Margeson, K. Morrell, Captain; D. Sager, D. Lesperance, J. Stoddard, J. Dye, D. Pelletier, J. English. Hockey Winning Team K. Morrell P. Boisvert J. Partridge D. Sager J. Stoddard Runners-up J. Boivert J. Fleishman D. Goodrich S. House L. Margeson Basketball ROW I: C. Snavely, C. Cleeves, V.P.; C. Cooper, Sec.; K. Morrell, Pres.; M. Kidder, Treas.; D. Sager, S. C.; D. Goodrich. ROW II: P. Bauter, J. Boisvert, J. Tierney, S. House, D. Boisvert, S. Kisiah, J. Stoddard. ROW III: K. Tadder, M. E. Healey, P. Sharp, S. Burleson, L. Kirkum, B. Cooper, B. Keeler, L. Margeson. ROW IV: K. House, J. Armstrong, J. Jackson, J. Os- trander, J. Partridge, L. Mitchell. Leader’s Club Varsity Club ROW I: W. Schuschereba, L. Keeler, V.P.; D. Hopkins, Treas.; D. McCallum, Pres.; D. Alsheimer, Sec. ROW II: T. Ostrander, K. Sager, L. Mattoon, J. Burdin, B. Fox. ROW III: W. Cleeves, R. Robords, S.C.; J. McRae, S. Lesperance, L. Karr, T. Mur- phy. ROW IV: V. Jackson, T. Johnson, B. Sager, C. Weldy. 62 That’s hard on the head. 4th grade puts on a show. Physical Education Demonstration Wow, what muscles!! The chorus line. Your belly’s showing. What ARE you doing? Where is he? Pin him!!! 64 The hangout. Woops, Marsh. Being Involved in Activities 65 Student Council Elections Dave introduces the candidates. V for Victory! Julie and her supporters. The procession is led by the band. Murph gets a free ride. The Student Council, being the student body’s voice, should be used to its fullest extent, but too often it is not. We hope that with each passing year more students realize this, and exercise this privilege, to bring more problems to light, and allow your government to work for you, not com pete with you, nor lie completely stagnant. Like a pool, the Student Council must remain active to maintain life. Also, like a pool, the “ripples” created by action taken today reach into the future of ACS. For this reason, decisions must be weighed carefully, and you, as students, should be willing to comply with the Student Council’s action, as it is the representative of the student body. It is your govern- ment, functioning for you, and it is up to you, as students, � o use it to its fullest capacity. 66 ROW I: J. Boisvert, Sec.; D. Sager, Treas.; D. Boisvert, Pres.; N. Kromer, V.P.; Mr. Bakeman, Advisor. ROW II: B. Cooper, J. Ostrander, J. Fox, E. Margeson, P. Davis, K. Buck, M. Parsels, C. Williams. ROW III: D. Towner, T. Ostrander, T. Murphy, D. Hopkins, D. McCallunt, L. Keeler, R. Robords, D. Goodrich, D. Lynch. Student Council Presidcnt—Dcbra Boisvert Vice President-Neil Kromer ROW I: R. Emo, D. Myers, K. French, S. Warner, B. Kidder, J. Barrett, C. Houser, J. Mitchell, J. Lauriha. ROW II: K. Burdin, R. Saxton, M. Hamblin, B. Wilson, S. Chapman, D. Karppala, D. Willis, A. Johndro, B. Johnson, R. Pelletier, D. Taylor, C. Wil- lis, E. Margeson, M. Conner, T. Preston, D. Hamilton, L. Fox, H. Longwell. ROW 111: S. Wraight, J. Murphy, G. Snavely, D. Longwell, M. Hammond, L. Dockstader, K. Cleland, D. Samuelson, S. Bliss, J. Mitchell, N. Warner, S. Emery, M. Wraight. ROW IV: K. Noble, J. Putnam, C. Eaton, K. Warner, D. Goodrich, R. Partridge, R. Pritting, M. Schuschereba, R. Wightman, J. Davis, S. Parker, E. Lauriha, Mr. Warner. Junior Band The members of both the Junior and Senior bands participated in many activities during the 1968-1969 school year. Forty-one members played solos at the fes- tival at Canisteo. Of these, twenty-five received A ratings and thirteen received B ratings. From Avoca, we had three students in the Junior High band, thirteen students in the Symphonic band and nine students in the Wind Ensemble. During the spring, the Senior band went to Bath to the band rating festival. We received an A rating in grade four music. Also during the spring, the band participated in various pageants in the area. At Canisteo we took sec- ond place in concert and third place in marching in Class B. At Gorham we took fourth in concert in Class C MAJORETTES: K. House, Captain; C. Rouse, L. Mitchell, J. OFFICERS: C. Wraight. Pres.; P. Sharp, Alt. S.C. Rep.; M. Fox, Drum Majorette; B. Keeler, M. Kidder, K. Tadder. Kidder, V. Pres.; L. Keeler, S.C. Rep.; K. House, Sec.; J. Armstrong, Treas. Senior Band ROW I: K. Fox, N. Bliss, L. Margeson, J. Armstrong, J. Fox, J. Stoddard, M. Kidder, P. Sharp, L. Mitchell, K. House. ROW II. C Cooper M Healey, G. Partridge, D. Akins, K. Barrett, J. Dye, B. Keeler,D. Myers,P. Shaver. W. Snyder, L. Keeler, R. Arm- strong. M. Spaulding, R. Kromer, D. Goodrich,C. Schutt.C. Rouse. ROW III: J. Uucks, D. Schutz.S. Uthrop. D. Pelletier, B. Carlson, P. Burdin, E. Parker, D. Fervin, B. Keeler, D. Lewis, D. Barrett, D. Warner, B. Warner, C. Armstrong, B. Cleeves, K Tadder,C. Wraight. ROW IV: J. Partridge, S. Shaver, M. Kidder,C. Samuelson, J. Fleishman. Mr. Warner. Absent: M. Noble, F. Edwards-left. ROW I: L. Meese, D. Barrett, C. Nesbit.G. Weldy, C. Wraight, L. Saxton, L. Conrad, K. Saxton. ROW II: S. Shutt.N. Bliss, D. Boisvert, J. Cann, W. Warner, S. Thomas. R. Shutt, C. Squires, D. Alderman, A. Pragle, B. Conklin. ROW III: L. Tronetti, E. Davis. M. Spaulding, S. Hurlburt, S. Ostrander, G. Partridge, G. Weldy, R. Davis, K. Buck, J. Warner, C. Rouse. ROW IV: B. Carlson, K. Karr. F. Edwards, L. Margeson, L. Karr, B. Sager, T. Croney, J. Ostrander, R. Armstrong, K. Tadder.S. Kisiah, S. Olmsted. Absent from picture: A. Edwards,C. Snavely. Sr. Chorus Jr. Chorus ROW I: J. VanGorder.S. Boisvert, P. Brandow, J. Tronetti, C. Barnard, P. MacDougal, D. Leckinger, J. Barrett, M. Gor- don, P. Lesperance, T. Loveland, L. Partridge, C. Roberts. ROW II: T. Preston, C. Patrick, C. Johnson, K. French, P. Akins, S. Chapman, S. Chapman, K. Cleland, B. Clymo, L. Hogan, L. Leibenguth, D. Hagadone, E. Fetherson. ROW III: E. Margeson, J. Murphy, N. Partridge, R. Burdin, D. Samueison, W. Margeson, J. Davis, I. Clymo, D. Parsels, K. Harris, M. Wilson, R. Emo. Not present for picture: S. Warner, D. Taylor, M. Weaver, M. Wraight, L. Law. Not in chorus anymore. The Death anti Life of Larry Benson Mom Jessie, listen to your mother. You tell him. Deb! Hold still, now. THE CAST: C. Weldy, C. Rouse, M. Kidder, D. Steen, S. Stowe, L. Karr, D. Boivert, J. Cann, D. McCallum. N. Bliss. T. Ost- rander, K. Morrell, J. Fleishman. ROW 1: C. Cleeves, K. House, K. Morrell, D. Boisvert. ROW II: Mrs. Franklin, S. House, C. Cooper, J. Armstrong, M. Kidder, P. Bauter, D. Alsheimer, J. Cann. ROW III: C. Koby, S. Lesperance, S. Stowe, D. McCallum, R. Robords. Editor .... Bus. Manager Layout Ed . Art Ed . . . Photo ....... Advisor . . . , Sports....... Subscriptions Ads ......... Typists . . . , AVocan Staff . . . Katie House . Candy Cooper . Marsha Kidder . Cathy Cleeves Debby Boisvert . . Charlie Koby Phyllis Bauter . . Mrs. Franklin . Dan Alsheimer Kathy Morrell . . Steve Stowe JoAnn Cann Doug McCallum Julie Armstrong Roger Robords Sherry House X X x X X X X X X X X X «X� X «X X X X X X X X X X- x m v T T 'I' -p, x x 'F d' n n' •T Xs 'r m ROW 1: C. Cleeves, D. Alsheimer, S. House, J. Dye, Editor; K. Morrell, J. Fleishman, J. Squires. ROW II: Mr. Healey, Ad- visor, C. Butler, D. Steen, J. Armstrong. K. Fox, M. Kidder, F. Edwards, K. Putnam, D. Boivert, T. Johnson, C. Weldy. ROW 111: S. Stowe, L. Keeler, T. Ostrander, S. Lesperance, D. McCallum, C. Koby. 72 ROW I: J. Fleischman, K. Putman, N. Bliss, L. Mitchell, Pres.; R. Armstrong, V. Pres.; J. Fox, Stu. Council Rep.; P. Bau- ter, C. Cooper, M. Kidder. K. House. ROW II: S. Olmsted, C. Williams, P. Boivert. D. Boivert, C. Weldy, B. Keeler, Sec.; L. Margeson, Treas.; K. Buck, K. Tadder. ROW 111: K. Fox, F. Williams, C. Shutt, J. Warner, Mrs. Minichello, L. Keeler, D. Cragg. Latin Club French Club ROW I: D. Steen, J. Boisvert, Treas.; D. Goodrich, J. Stoddard, J. Dye, S. House, J. English, L. Kirkum, Pres.; S. Burleson, D. Sager, C. Snavely, Mrs. Creveling, J. Armstrong, K. Putman. ROW II: D. Towner, C. Cooper, M. Kidder, J. Fleischman, P. Sharp, Sec.. ROW III: D. Warner, J. Warner, L. Karr, R. Tierney, Stu. Council Rep.; N. Kromer, D. McCallum, C. Koby, C. Rouse, K. Sager, J. Fox, K. Wraight. K. Fox, S. Kisiah, T. Ostrander, J. Cann, P. Shaver, C. Armstrong, D. Lynch. WINDOW: D. Alsheimer. 73 National Honor Society Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service are the four key words of the National Honor Society. It is not necessarily a “fun” club, it is, instead, a ser- vice club. It should be considered an honor to be a member. It should be a goal for all students. Let’s hope it is. LEFT SIDE: K. Putnam, P. Sharp, J. Armstrong, L. Mitchell, F. Williams, R. Snavely. CENTER: N. Bliss, Sec.; D. Boisvert, S.C.; S Olmsted, J. Fox. RIGHT SIDE: T. Johnson, Pres.; M. Kidder, V.P.; Miss Shults, Advisor; L. Margeson, R. Armstrong, C. Arm- strong. Industrial Arts Club ROW I: T. Loveland, N. Warner, J. Pritting, D. Hamilton, P. Brandow,C. Barnard, L. Partridge, P. Lesperance, C. Robards,J. Tronetti, S. Boisvert, D. Bliss, Mr. Snyder, Advisor. ROW II: M. Saxton, G. Lafaye, A. Badeau. B. Margeson, L. Kirkum, B. Olmsted, G. Weldy, J. Lewis, G. Saltsman, R. Burdin, D. Samuelson, D. Parsels, D. Goodrich, T. Kenney, C. Hoad, K. Noble. Library Club ROW I: Miss Shults, advisor; C. Wil- liams, Pres. ROW II: G. Kellogg, V. Pres.; P. Nash, K. Buck, S. Council Rep.; S. Butler, Sec. Future Teacher's Club D. Pelletier, N. Kromer, Pres.; G. Par- tridge, S. Burleson, L. Kirkum, K. Tad- der, V. P.; S. Kisiah, L. Margeson, Treas.; J. Stoddard, Sec.; G. Kellogg, M. Healey, B. Kromer, D. Warner, J. Warner, Mr. Troy. Absent, J. Boisvert, S.C. Nurse’s Club ROW I: K. Buck, J. Curry, Pres.; C. Chissom, Treas.; J. Cann, P. Burdin, D. Robards, V. P.; P. Bauter. ROW II; J. Jackson, S. Olmstead, A. Folckemer, S. VanEtten, J. McClary, Sec.;C. Salt- man, N. VanGorder, P. Nash, Mrs. Van Gelder. The Royalty Bev, Mark, Cath Terry-dancing. A1 and Deb Mark and Deb Our Host and Hostess Pennies in the pool Everyone had a ball. Shangri-la May 1909 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Apnti969 Our honored guests. Bring on the food. 77 The Latin Banquet Romans love to sing. Our honored Roman guests. The Latin Club Banquet has become a traditional event at ACS. We have everything from “slaves” to “senators.” It is a very enjoyable evening for all Latin Club Members and honored guests. 78 The Oriental Banquet Confucius say Ching Chang Chow. These chopsticks have got to go. Our own geisha girls. The Freshmen, within the last three years, have started a new Social Studies curriculum. It has been set up to teach the students through actual discovery. The Oriental Ban- quet is designed to help the Freshman students understand the cultures of the Orient by eating and dressing in trad- itional Oriental fashion. 79 Don’t fall asleep, Cath. Blow, don’t suck. Lynn,did you bleach your hair or dye your beard? Do not disturb. Oh! to be young. Whose big idea was that! Now THAT was funny!!! Sharon, aren’t you a little old to be sucking your thumb. 80 .. .Getting Lots of Ads 81 Best of Luck, Class of 1970 For God and Country Avoca Memorial Post No. 1315 American Legion Best Wishes, Class of 1970 Sons of American Legion Squadron No. 1315 Avoca Memorial Post No. 1315 American Legion Congratulations Class of 1970 Avoca Memorial Unit No. 1315, Auxiliary and Avoca Memorial Unit No. 1315, Junior Auxiliary The American Legion Carlton F. Stowe Inc. Potato Broker R.D. No. 1 Avoca New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Sutfin Fuel Co. Inc. Avoca, New York Phone 566-8331 Complete Banking Service In the Hornell Area Steuben Trust Company Arkport Member FDIC 85 Hornell Richard A. Goodrich Compliments to the 1970 Class Loohns Cleaners and Launderers Inc. 450 Canisteo St. Hornell, New York 14843 Potato Broker Phone 566-2213 The Big N Avoca New York Department Store Arkport Rd. Hornell New York Schuler’s Farms, Inc. General Offices Avoca New York 14809 Phone 566-2532 Growers of foundation and certified seed potatoes Avoca Rexall Pharmacy Jack and Shirley Fervan Humphrey Real Estate Avoca, New York 24 Liberty Street-Bath 766-3343 Anne Werner Broker w 86 Congratulations to Class of 70 Compliments of Olmstead Hill Farms, Inc. Harold Cooper Manager W. T. Grant Company No. 268 Bath Plaza Bath, N.Y. Best Wishes to Class of ’70 Bath Loan Company Dick Deegan Short’s Service Station Bath-Kanona Road The Best for Less Compliments of Hornell Area New Car Dealers Widmers Wine Cellars, Inc. Naples, N.Y. Producers of Fine Wine Since 1882 87 Your Financial Success Prattsburg, N.Y. BERN FURNITURE STORE INC. Cohocton State Bank Banking Hours Monday-Friday 9:00-3:00 Friday Evenings 6:00-8:00 88 Pulteney Square Bath, N.Y. Kath, quit growling at the dog! Compliments of BOB’S BARBER SHOP Cohocton New York Best Wishes to the Avoca Senior Class of 1970 “Try hard success will be yours’’ Yates Plumbing Heating Inc. Nicholas Taboli Owner 137 Benham St. Penn Yan, N.Y. Branch Store-Pipeline Bath, N.Y. Harold’s Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Headquarters for: Mens’ Clothing Boys’ Clothing 24 Liberty St. Bath, New York PR6-2301 Murphy’s Lanes Lobster House Bath New York Famous for fun Delicious Food Enjoy Smorgasbord Wednesday thru Sunday C. A. Stanbury Inc. Bath 776-2145 Mobile Heat LPG Petrolane Sales Service Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Arnold’s Furniture Appliance Bath New York Best Wishes PIPELINE CASH CARRY INC, Bath-Savona Road Charles W. Weldy, Manager SARAH L. COOK Boarding and Tourist Home 67 East Morris, Bath, N.Y. 776-6771 Compliments of ORR’S SHOE STORE On the Corner Bath New York GERALD J. MARGESON Building, Heating and Remodeling Phone 566-2158 Avoca New York Metropolitan Life Insurance Stan Sager Avoca, New York Jack’s Sport Shop 9 Seneca Street Hornell New York Jacobs Bros. Robinson’s Jewelry Shop Hornell, N.Y. Ralph L. Robinson Home of Pro-tec-tiv Shoes Watchmaker and Jeweler 25 Liberty Street Bath, New York Compliments of the HOPKINS DAIRY STORE TWIN KISS DRIVE-IN Bath-Savona Rd. Kanona New York CLYMO’S RED AND WHITE MOLLY’S DINNER Phone 566-8439 Bath, New York Wallace New York Wallace, New York SHADY BROOK POULTRY FARM DAVIS HARDWARE Haskinsville, New York Compliments of Compliments of SONA-TORI SHOPPE 1 H SALTSMAN 47 Liberty Street Bath, New York Avoca New York Tuttle Rockwell Robert Miller Co. Hornell, New York Steuben County’s Largest Department Store Allis-Chalmers New Idea Nuffield Tractors Fox Harvesters Heston Windrower North Cohocton, N.Y. Phone 543-5932 Avoca 2431 Bath 776-3981 Kanona Equipment, Inc. Bath-Avoca Agway Feed - Seed - Fertilizer John Deere Farm Equipment Sales and Service With us ... Service is a Profession Not a Sideline. Limespreading Portable Grinding and Mixing Sprays-Hardware-Farm Supplies Home Garden Lawn MILDRED SUTTON SHOPPE BOB’S COLLISION SHOP 22 E. William St. Bath, N. Y. Route 15 Wallace, N. Y. Phone 566-2694 Zip 14890 VERONA'S BEAUTY SHOP VIERHILE’S 24 Howell St. Bath, New York Verona Kish, Prop. Furniture Appliances Main Street Naples, N. Y. Phone 374-2560 ORVIS JEWEL BOX Registered Perfect Love Diamonds ED HART’S GUN SHOP Always buying, selling, trading Guns Open 9 to 9 weekdays Cohocton, N.Y. bain New yoik Best Wishes Class of 70 GOODRICH CENTER MOTEL Route 15, 7 miles north of Bath, N. Y. SNACK BAR Room Phones—Coffee—Ice 607-566-2216 Liljequist Studio Portraits in the modern trend. Ray Schutt, Photographer 134 W. William St. Phone 776-2335 Bath, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 McCann’s Furniture Barn Pleasant Valley New York Best Wishes from A FRIEND EASTONS Fine Quality Meats Kanona New York Best Wishes from Congratulations A FRIEND Seniors Mac Brides PARKER REST HOME Wallace New York 92 Hornell New York FLOWERS by LILLIAN HALL RD No. 2, Avoca, N. Y. Phone 566-2110 Specializing in Weddings, Floral Arrangements and Dish Gardens Freddie Ready Hots Drive-In Restaurant Richardsons Root Beer Fast Service Route 15 Cohocton, N.Y. PALMER'S HILL VIEW DRIVE-IN Country Snack at a Modern Shack Hammondsport Road Bath, New York MATTICE’S SHOE STORE BARBER SHOP 19 Main St., Avoca, N. Y. 566-2312 JACK LYON’S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Tires Batteries Lubrication Avoca New York WOOD-MAR MART 34 East Avenue Avoca New York MILLERS’ GROCERY Open daily 9:00 to 9:00 Avoca New York TELEVISION CENTER 2 Main St. Avoca N. Y. Phone 566-8492 Emerson, Dumont, Motorola, Admiral Lynn H. Burnes Route 15, Bath, N. Y. Phone 776-3222 GMC Trucks Allis-Chalmers New Holland Farm Equipment THE HOWARD STORE New York 93 Howard HOUGH'S SHOE STORE E-Z VARIETY STORE REPAIR SERVICE 2 South Main St. 28 Geneva St. Bath, N. Y. Phone 776-2248 Avoca Phone 566-2233 New York LONGWELL LUMBER CO. BILL’S COUNTRY STORE Everything for Building Dial 776-2713 Bath, N. Y. Best Wishes Class of 1970 Alderman Farms Avoca, New York Cohocton, N. Y. EDMOND’S ATLANTIC GARAGE BATH BOOK STORE Cochocton New York Bath New York BATH FOODLINER PETERSON PLAZA PHARMACY 350 West Morris Bath New York Bath Plaza Bath, N. Y. John S. Goodrich Starlite Drive-In Potatoes Route 15 Avoca New York Kanona New York 94 Paul Jean BETTY KAYE BAKE SHOP LARRY’S SAW SHOP Bath New York Kanona New York Compliments of DR. FEELEY RACE ROOFING and SIDING COMPANY Bardford New York Avoca New York Hopkins Dairy Products Cohocton Valley Garage Bath, New York Phone 776-4335 Farm Implements - Parts Cohocton New York Phone 716-384-5170 Compliments of DR. GERALD D. HOOVER A. McHENRY CO. Jewelers for Over a Century 106 Main Street Hornell, New York Cohocton New York Free Customer Parking Lot SHEELEY'S FLORIST WILKINS SERVICE, INC. Used Cars Tires Batteries 29 Liberty Street Bath, New York Seneca at Genesee Hornell, New York McKinley Liquor Store Edmond Appliance Furniture Cohocton New York Frigidaire Appliances Zenith Television Quality Furniture “Spirits for Your Party” Lee K. Edmond, Owner Cochocton New York Phone 716-384-5577 95 Corning: Serving the Needs of Science, Industry, Electronics and the Home CORNING CORNING GLASS WORKS Campus Life Club YFC Youth Center Kanona New York Compliments of Ravoca, Inc. Ray Conklin Avoca New Congratulations Seniors Hickey’s Music Store York Mac Brides Hornell New York 201 S. Tioga St. Ithaca, N. Y. 14850 Phone 272-8262 96 Since Robert entered ACS in December and the se- nior section of this book was already at the printers, we had no choice but to place him here. This is no reflection on his status or ability. ROBERT TURNER ••Bob” Science, Math BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. Joseph Murphy Security Trust Company, Hornell, N. Y. Mr. Mrs. Phil DiFazio Mr. Mrs. Frank Minichello Mr. David House Mr. Mrs. Ernest Franklin Mrs. Jess Dye Mr. Mrs. Edmund Reubens Mr. Mrs. Erwin Armstrong From MAC INCORPORATED Best Wishes Class of 70 Avoca, New York BOND FUNERAL HOME Avoca—Bath—Hammondsport Loren E. Davis Ernest M. Shaver BATH AUTO PARTS, INC. 24 Lackawanna Avenue Bath New York Your Area N.A.P.A. Jobber Empire Livestock Marketing Cooperative, Inc. Bath New York For a Career in Professional Nursing DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING of Buffalo, New York Contact the Director of Nursing 1001 Humboldt Parkway Buffalo, New York 14208 Parsons-Finney, Inc. Pepsi Cola Bath New York 97 Happiness, for all Seniors, is reaching that day of graduation when we can stand up in front of everyone and say that we have finally made it. These thirteen years have gone by so fast. It seems such a short time ago that we started kindergarten and now it is almost over. All of us were so frightened on that first day. It was a big step in our lives. And soon we are about to take another big step. Many of us will be out on our own with our whole future staring straight at us. There will be many decisions which we will have to make on our own. Graduation is also a sad time of our lives. It is a time when we begin to realize that things aren’t ever going to be exactly the same again. Our friends, who we have known for so long, will each go their separate ways. We appreciate the guidance and friendship of all our teachers and we look back on our school years with fond memories. The Editor Happiness Is a Finished l eairbook «