Beacon High School - Beacon Yearbook (Beacon, NY)

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WARREN EDWARD ANGELL A seemingly serious member of our class is Warren Angell. Although he appears to be quiet and reserved, his inner personality reflects a love of fun and a great sense of humor. Warren likes Chevys, drag-racing, and last, but by no means least, Rhonda. His most prominent dislikes are crowded classrooms ond people who constantly complain. BEVERLY BARACCA Another senior with hopes of becoming a nurse is Bev Baracco. Bev has all the quiet, sympathetic qualities that make a good nurse. Besides her interest in others, Bev enjoys swimming, dancing, going to basketball games, and traveling. Her only dislikes in life are having to get up early and doing things in a rush. Homemaking Club; Future Homemakers of America; Gymnastics Club. JOHN D. AVIS John is the Mr. Fix-it of our class. He fixes almost anything, especially old cars and clocks. His philosophy is, When faced with a problem, don’t give upl Although John likes science and mechanical things, he can easily do without homework. Who knows, someday John may build the first family space ship. Science Fair. WILLIAM DENNIS BAUER Bill has visions of becoming a Business Administrator and driving a Ferrari. Nurses, tennis, golf, Wappingers, pool halls, and Friday nights are among his favorites. An outspoken individualist, he dislikes warm beer, cold pizza, and New York winters. Bill sums up all his trouble in Give me a breakl Dramatics Council 3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; New Platz Music Festival 3,4; All-State Music 3; All-County Music 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Tennis Team 2,4; Science Fair 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4.

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SUSAN ELIZABETH ALBERTI Sue it one of the most friendly, outgoing members of the class. A girl of many talents, she sews her own clothes and knits the most gorgeous sweaters. Sue enjoys good food, skiing, and cars, especially GTO's. Parents who always say, “Well, when I was your age ... , health nut gym teachers, and that crowded hall by the old gym reolly bug her. We know thot with her bubbling personality and good looks she'll make a wonderful airline hostess. Yearbook 4; Student Council 4. LINDA LEE ADAMS Sometimes quiet but always fun-loving, Linda has participated in many of the school's activities. Neat and well-groomed, her silky blond hair earns the envy of the girls and the admiration of the guys. Linda likes money, her stuffed Tiger, and sports. Her dislikes are few, but she does admit that getting up early in the morning is far from enjoyablel Linda hopes to win an Olympic gold medal in swimming, and we're sure she'll succeed. Chorus 1,2; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 2,4; Tennis Club 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Swimming Club 2. DAVID FRANCIS AMBURY Dave cannot be judged on first impressions. Seemingly friendly, comical, and dis- interested in serious matters, Dave has a thoughtfulness and earnestness which are not obvious at first glance. Expressions such as “No, do you? and “So what? add to his impenetrable exterior. Dave's likes include Ralph's, girls, and fourth period study hall, and he hates noisy classrooms. THOMAS ADAMS Hear “I'll be dipped'' in the hall and you know it's Tommy Adams. Tommy's crazy about a girl named Pat, Friday nights, and summer vocations. Like everyone else, he can't stand work, homework, and Spanish. Science Club 1; Track Team 2; Student Council 1,2. 17

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CYNTHIA BOPP Cindy it the fun-loving type. Dancing and tewing occupy her time, and a boy in the Marinet occupiet her thoughts Conceited people don't rate with her at all. The nuning profettion will be greatly enhanced by her pretente. JEANETTE BAUM We predict that in a few years Jeanette will appear on stage as a dancer. You name it and she does it — toe, ballet, tap and jazz. An all around girl, she likes Dramatics and sewing. After her big debut she plans to settle down and get married. Future Homemakers of America 2,3, President 3; Future Secretaries Club 3; Co- operative Work Experience. JAMES BOPP Jim, a future forest ranger, is very upset by people who hunt and fish out of season. Another thing that irks him is work of any kind. Any suggestion of manual labor on Jim's part always receives a quick, No, you! On the positive side he likes drum corps, hunting, camping, and money. Band 1,2,3,4. ROBERT BOOLUKOS Bob, usually a very congenial guy, bristles at the word work . He's the one who wants to moke millions without moving. Once a millionaire. Bob can indulge in his favorite pastimes: having fun and doing nothing. Seems like a great woy to live if you can get away with it. 19