Bainbridge Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Bainbridge, NY)

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Mrke 15 mrghty rmportant when rt comes drsc Jockey trme, and over the axr waves float the top 1360 tunes They seem to f1t rn so well wrth home workl These are the songs that remrnd us of certarn sensors go ahead Mrke you re onl SENIOR HIT PARADE Peter Ogren I m Walkrng No car, no drrve Mmnre Lawrence Bon Voyage She'll be gorng places Sharon Pollard All Shook Up She can never srt strlll Kathre Purdy Musrc Musrc Musrc Thrs rs her hfe Margaret Delello The Rarlroad Runs Through the Mrddle of the House Well rt ALMOST does Deann Wakeman The Banana Boat Song Thrs cute wartress serves them all day long! Eunrce Mott Frve Foot Two, Eyes of Blue Except that she clarms to frve foot one and one half lnch Tom Tuttle Transfusron At the speed he dnves he ll need 1tl Dewitt Nrles Paper Boy Hrs arm IS strarght and true Mane Preston Honeycomb She s a real sweet k1d Fred Smith Want and See An unpredrctable guy Ben Nelson The Golden Trumpet Crazy man, crazy! Dave Schrader Parlez mor d amour He s a ladres manl Ann Dewrs Seventeen Hot Rod Queen Steve Flyzrk Hook, Ltne, and Srnker Doesn t pay to frsh oes 1t'7 Carl Feyerabend Lonesome Cowboy From Brooklyn Allen Harmon Teddy Bear Trgers play too rough Ronme Woods Black Slacks An essenual part of his attrre Davrd Mott Green Door Hrs club rs behrnd rt Arda Harmon Home on the Range Krtchen range? Sonja Stnegler Sweet and Gentle Even though she has red han Lrnda Wade Send for Me A wrlhng helper Emrly Mrchel I Could Have Danced All Nrght Twinkle toes Bert Black Fascrnatm Rhythm She really trckles those rvorres Dons Alcott Sweet Old Fashioned Gul Does she drg thrs modem Jazz? Vugrma Brckford Vaya Con Dros May God be wrth you Esther Davrs Juke Box Baby Always rockrng Kay Russell Thumbelrna She s no brgger than your thumb Pat Hubbard The Quret One Strll water runs deep Mrke Callera That Lonesome Road If you can frnd the road Ramona Pratt If I Possessed a Prrntrng Press I could pnnt my own books Shrrley Palmatrer Butterfly We re chpprng your wings rn June Kerth Moretz Standrng on the Comer Watchrng all the grrls go Enc Dean The Old Plulosopher At seventeen I A 1. ... ' '--' ' . 2. ' ' ... ' ' . 3. ... ' ' 4. ' ... ', ', ' . 5. ... ' I ' 6. ... ' I ' 7. ' ... ' ' ' 8. ... ' ' . ' ' 9. ' ' ... ' ' ' ' ' . 10. ' ... ' ' '. 11. ... ' ' . 12. ... u ' 1 13. ... ' ' ' ' ' I ' 14. '... ' . 15. '... ' ' --- ' ' -d '. 16. ... . 17. ... -' . 18. ' --- ' '. 19. ' ... ' ' . 20. ... ' ' 21. ' ' ... '. 23. ' ' ... ' -'- ' . 24. ... ' ' ' ' ' . 25. ' ... ' ' '--- ' ' ' . 26. ' ' ... -- ' . 27. '... ' . 28. ... ' -'- ' ' . 29. ... ' ' . 30. ' '... ' . 31. --- ' 33. ' ... ' --- ' ' by. 34. ' ... ' ' ' . .yffi-3. , Rx!!! f, O Q-ll 'n 1,015

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DEANN ADDIE WAKEMAN Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Soccer 1,2 Basketball 1 4 Hockey 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Press Club 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 President 3 Vice President 4 Library Club 2 4, Sec retary 4 Library Assistant 4 Honor Society 3 4 Traf fic Squad 4 Student Counc114 Echo Staff 4 Stu dent Teacher 3 4 IU J RONALD GARDNER WOODS Wrestling 1 Traffic Squad 3 Fire Squad 4 Stage Manager 4 Assistant Sales Manager of Echo 4 y WE PAUSE TO LOOK BACK We remember many things about our years in school especxally Mike He made the far off school office seem nearer to us through the P A system He also played a necessary role in most of our activities Our early years were spent in gathering the basic knowledge of the three R s and also by leaming the importance of co operation in working together, but it sthe social antics that we remember most vividly As second graders, we all had a not putting on a circus And of course we all worked hard to make our puppet show a success in fifth grade Then too, who could forget the excitement of dressing up for Halloween all through the grades? All of a sudden it seemed we were grown up l We were in seventh grade! Pass ing classes every half hour and having different teachers were new ideas for us But we caught on eventually That same year our work in social studies took us to A1 bany where we saw the state's capitol Fmally, we were freshmen and were properly initrated mto high school The only important thing rn our sophomore year was the football hop In our Junior year we found it extremely nice to be the ones to do the 1n1t1at1ng The really important event in that year was our junior prom Even though it didn't boost our treasury ter- rifically, the memories of our Moonglow scenes made it worth while And now we find ourselves seniors and ready to graduate this June. About the only appropriate thing we can say now is Thanks for the Memories.

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D f A I J in A Batter Up Shortstop' Em Mrchel Y' Lmle ducky wucky' s x. Some Strxegler MIKE MAKES FUN Don t klCk the bucket! Carl Feyerabend Bflght eyed and bushy tailed' 1 fl Polly Pollard ' A The shy type' Marg Delello Touchdown' Smxtty Smith 'J .Ay Voice lrke a bl.1'd16' Bert Black Lxberace the second' Pete Ogren