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

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ADRIANI. WRIGHT ERIC T. YOUNGS IUDY E. YOUNGS THOMAS W. REES TI-IEIIZQPORIQ F-IAVEBEEN HAPJ' OFT!-IEIIPJLIVEQ JODY WRIGHT - Even virtue is more fair when it appears in a beautiful person. RICK YOUNGS - Inwardness and mildness do make for rnan's happiness . ' JUDY YOUNGS - Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. TOM REES - Loves cars galore in every store. DICK CUTTING - Oh give us a man who sings at his work. KEN MOTT - Everyone excels in something in which another fails. JAMES PRATT - Silence is more eloquent than words. . PI-IIL SEYMOUR - An affable and courteous gentleman. Seniors at basketball practice RICHARD M, CUTTING KENNETH E. MOTT JAMES L. PRATT PHILIP I. SEYMOUR, IR.

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Mike Dunn and Jon Nichols in the lab. Tim Moore, Ed Opal and Chick Darling waiting for Regents Scholarship exams to start. BOB UTTER - Top man on the sport totem pole. VIC WAI-ILBERG - A gentleman by nature, a scholar by education. CATHY WEINHEIMER - She has two eyes so soft and brown, take care! ION WELLS - Men of few words are the best men. ' LINDA WINCHELL - A cheerful friend is like a sunny day. ' JOHN WINN - He is of a calm and happy nature. FOUND IN I-IIQTOIZYAND ROBERT A. UTTER VICTOR E. WAHLBERG CATHARINE WEINI-IEIMER JONATHAN F, WELLS LINDA L. WINCHELL JOHN P, WINN i

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DO YOU IZEMEMBEIZJ? Terry Kinney's Kathy Lewis Club. No girls al- lowed, not even Kathy Lewis . . . The Nature Club, president Kathy Sherman . . . Linda Lol- ler's Halloween Party where kittens were first prizes . . . The Salzberg Gazette . . -. Cathy W. , Jan G. , Linda Loller, Andrea S. , and Donna P. and their picnic on Mt. Pleasant. Linda imi- tated a bear and poor Andrea and Cathy thought it was real . . . Linda Loller's sleigh riding parties . . . The Sixth Grade Washington Trip . . . The rotten banana which dropped on Dick Tripp's head from the bus rack . . . Linda Loller's bed collaps- ing with her in it . . . Jody Wright getting locked in the shower . . . Poor Pat Hotaling who was sick for the whole trip . . v. Sippin' Cider --We still remember the words and our own particular version . . . Those wild May Days on Pryne Hill . . . Mrs. Smart's plays in eighth grade-- Puss in the Port- hole, Lucky Thirteen, Vicky Gets the Vote . . . Mrs. Cheesbro talking about the birds . . . Mrs, Lord's cat stories . . . Advanced math with Mrs. Cheesbro and eighth grade algebra with Mr. Anderson . . . We survived initiation while the girls wore the football uniforms and the guys did a little cheerleading . . . Mr. Homa making us think with his big voice . . . Mr. Vredenburgh throw- ing erasers at Carol Houck during General Science . . . our prom, Harbor Lights --We swore our next dance would be simple! . . . It was-- Home for the Holiday and noqody came . . . World's Fair Band . . . Linda Loller and Jan getting locked out of their room in housecoats and curlers . . . that ordered pizza that never came, while the girls waited and waited . . . Sherm's suitcase that got locked with everything inside it including the key . . . Miss Smith's extra large sweatshirt. WILL WE EVER FORGET? . . . Jim's,- Chick's, and Norman's Beatle haircuts . . . Ben's.beard--we liked itg why did he shave it off? . . . National Merit tests when the lights went out, the heat went off and Jim lost his breakfast . . . gym class--what unusual uniforms . . . Lynn Loller falling into the volleyball net while attempting to spike 'em . . Mr. Vicary's book reports . . . oral reports in Eng- iish. . . Chick burning his shirt in chem. lab. . . Winch, Connie, Rosie, and John Winn doing the Monkey and the Frug . . . Pat and Pretty Woman at Suzette's good-bye party . . . Board- ing House Reach - the ad-libbing broke up the stage hands backstage even more than the audience. The one we all remember was by Terry Kinney: There goes Jim Shea on his bicycle. Wish I had a bicycle, . . . Getting our heads taped for our mortar boards - shall we put the tassel in front? And now it's time to say good luck and hope that everything works out well. Gee, is it really over? swasm w sw wmxwwmmswmsv.wsxssWsassxwssuw.usssu-f.ssswmsvs wwswswmmsmmwssmwstsswmssxssss.r ,W , Y