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

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SENIOR STAFF - PHOTOGRAPHY, LAYOUT, LITERARY. SEATED, L-R: Advisor Mrs. Kinneyg V.LWah1bergg L. Lo11er: J. Sheag Editor C. Darlingg C. Neidlingerg L. Leightong J. Wrightg R. Tripp. STANDING, L-R: C. Weinheimerg C. Houckg D. Patcheng K. Fargog L. Ketjeng A. Smith: T. Mooreg T. Kinneyg R. Cuttingg M. Ellisg P. Hotalingg J. Holdredgeg N. Boothg S. Dix: J. Greeng S. Lindsayg K. Hohreiterg S. Boonma. J EDITING A YEAPBOOIC IQ A Proofreaders Jill Holdredge and Linda Loller are busy checking Echo typist, Sharon Smith, works oyer some papers. on a stack of copy. V'

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Orchestra and Chorus practice for the Christmas Concert. --courtesy-of Sidney - Bainbridge Paper When Mr. Germek joined our orchestral depart- ment, he stimulated a following, which increased the membership in this organization many times over. Hard work is not usually fun, but Mr. Ger- mek's sharp wit and cheerful smile seem to smooth the way. Certainly this fine group will bring only praise and honor to B-G. D. LaShure at the drumsg R. Hugtorhinson on the bass viol and Mr. Germek, accordion, IQ A MUQI HU' FIRST ROW L R S Youngs J Curtis A Smith J Clair M. Doo1itt1egS, Donaheg S. Paulerg K. O'Connorg L. Amorella D Lieb SECOND ROW L R J Green L Loller D. Rulingg J. Youngs: J. Wilcoxg B. Smithg J. Owen N Kinch THIRD ROW L R K Murphy A Foster T Kinneyg J. Sheag R., MacDouga1g K. Reiterlg B. Sippleg P Darling FOURTH ROW L R R Hutchinson S Gassler S Gilbertg D. LaSureg R. Hubbardg Conductor P. Ger- 5I

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l PROOFREADERS, ART L-R: S. Donahe: L.Winchell: K. Sherman: Mrs. Gugel: S. Bliss: T Scott, K Michel Absent: S. Smith. SENIOR BUSINESS STAFF Undergraduates train for Echo NEVEIZJ FO ENOE A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Our goal was to produce a book devoted to the progress that our school has made during our career, and we hope that our theme is re- flected throughout the book. After a year of hard work put into the pro- duction of this 1965 Echo , I feel proud of having been chosen editor of what I consider a yearbook that reflects our class. With the bur- dens that are involved it is impossible to pro- duce a volume which is completely faultless-- we hope you will forgive our mistakes. The Echo staff members and advisors have worked hours striving to improve on past books, meet deadlinesf and work towards that perfect edition. We recognize all those who were involved in producing this book--many thanks for all you've done to help us. We all sincerely ap- preciate the aid and understanding which the administration and faculty have extended us. Phillip A. Darling Editor P. Darling confers with Tg Kinney