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

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BLUE AND WHITE EDITOR Have you ever thought, How do all those write-ups for the Blue and llllg-2 and E-gh-Q, ever get written? Well the answer is - Cathy Neidlinger, editor in chief of the Blue and White, and literary editor of the 'B-43131-: Be- sides giving assignments and organizing the literary sections, she is respon- sible for each write-up. Cathy has served her school in many other capacities. She was class treasurer in her sophomore year and is now a senior representative to the Student Council. She has been a valuable member of color guard since the 10th grade. Even more impressive is her record in girls' varsity sports. As a fresh- man, she made varsity volleyball and ever since has beenva valuable mem- ber hof the team. Cathy has served on varsity teams in basketball, hockey, soccer, and softball. She received her sports letter in her junior year. I Journalism is Cathy's chosen field and her fine leadership promises to pay off for her. CATHY NEIDLINGER DEQEEM5 SPECIAL PPAIQE we cannon Mucrcuw Mary Doolittle, outstanding musician of the Senior Class, demonstrat- ed this distinction by her appreciation for the art and her dedication to it. This evidences in her performance on the flute in Senior Band, by her sing- ing in the senior Chorus, and by her playing of the cello in the Senior Orchestra here and being chosen to play in the Binghamton Symphony. Mary is a music major here and plans to be one in college. She has earned her title and wears it well. MARY DOOLITTLE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Jan Green, Jim Briggs and Cathy Neidlinger are the re- cipients of Regents Scholarships. This is a great honor to the school and to the students and merits our salute. Jody Wright, Mike Dunn, and Ray Hankey. They will re- ceive scholarships in the event that a recipient goes out of state to college, according to their place in line. FIRST ROW L-R: Donna Patchen, Jody Wright, Jim Briggs, Jan Green. SECOND ROW L-R: Cathy Neidlinger, Mike Dunn, Ray Hankey. A- 9I Runners up, or alternates are as follows: Donna Patchen,

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ITS EEENT!-IE Farewell to you, 'Old Girl of our Youth,' Yes, B.G. High, with your knowledge and truth, It's time that we bid you a sad adieug For the door to the Future, we now pass through. We'll always recall our Freshman yearg So many new friends did Guilford bring here, We aspired to the Juniors who mothered us in, And ,learned as a group to bear it 85 grin. As Sophomores we triumphed with the Football Hop, And eagerly worked our way to the top. We yelled with the cheerleaders at basketball games, Watched Kinney and Utter lead us to fame. And then we were Juniors, faced with new tasks, With college approaching, more questions to ask. We learned and discovered as the days slipped by, We worked and we studied, we laughed and we cried. The hours we spent with our planning and care, The frustration and toil of our efforts was rare. For our Prom was tops, our ideas all newg Yes, Harbor Lights, we hail to you. Queen Kathy was radiant and simply supreme, And who can forget King Bob's mighty beam? Or Jill's happy tears, and Vic's smiling eyesg And Kathy and Ed: their look of surprise! Thus, on we go to our Senior year, It's the greatest, they say, it's oursg it's here! This is the one we'll never forget, Each moment we've lived to never regret. Coach Homa and team with their spirited drive, Played football which others could scarcely survive. We watched Bill Baldwin crash through that line, Moore, Sweet, and Seymour whose tackles out- shined. Then came the night we'll never forget Boarding House Reach 'and all our hard sweat. With Skipper James at the head of our crewg We sailed the heartiest of ships into view. Remember Wally with Stretch on his heels, And Herman whose gloves were stuffed full of steel There was Carol and Tim whose talent was grand, And Lucy Burns Leighton with facts right at hand. Our last band concert brought tears to our eyes, Mr. B. , your efforts we could never deny. We'll always recall day after day, Barb, Judy, and Chy, as they tooted away. Keith on the trombone, Donna on Sax, Jan and Linda on flute, the Color Guard tact. Cathy and Sally stood rigid and stern While to our gal Jill, all eyes were soon turned. To our foreign exchange students, who'll remain lifelong friends, Maury, Leisbeth, and Robert, our hand we extend. We've broadened our worlds, shared ideas, that's true, Our very best wishesg it s been greavknowing you. With a sigh of regret, a smile, and a tear, Oh, Alma Mater, our departure draws near. We want you to know in the years that will come, You'll always be guarded by each faithful son. So, shed your rays of learning far, and light your many landsg For, forward, forward, thus we go, Bainbridge-Guilford, proudly you'll stand!