Beaver River Central High School - Beaverian Yearbook (Beaver Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

DREAMS Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. Langston Hughes BEAVERIAN 1971 BEAVER RIVER CENTRAL SCHOOL BEAVER FALLS, N.Y. DEDICATION BEAVERIAN 1971 The dedication of this year’s Beaverian to Mr. Robert Williams should come as no surprise to anyone. Never before have we, the class of 1971, owed so much to just one person. As class advisor through- out our high school years, Mr. Williams brought success to many of our fore- seeable failures. As advisor to the Year- book Staff, he has shown us how to work harmoniously to produce the lasting memoirs of our high school days in a 2 book—and most important, to be proud of it. Yet Mr. Williams has gone on to ben- efit the whole school as a coach. As John Gardener once said, “Some people strengthen the society just being the kind of people they are.” We feel it is only fit- ting that in dedicating this year’s Beave- rian to Mr. Robert Williams we may repay a trifling portion of the debt we owe him. 3 SINCE TEENAGERS ARE TOO OLD TO DO THE THINGS KIDS DO AND NOT OLD ENOUGH TO DO THE THINGS ADULTS DO, THEY DO THE THINGS NOBODY ELSE DOES. - Anonymous 4 5 6 SOME PEOPLE HAVE TO BE OUT ON A LIMB BEFORE THEY’LL TURN OVER A NEW LEAF. —Franklin P. Jones 7 8 POLLUTION IS ONE OF THE THINGS THAT EVERYBODY TALKS ABOUT AND EVERYBODY DOES SOMETHING ABOUT-LIKE CON- TRIBUTES TO IT.—Anonymous 9 ADMINISTRATION Clifford I. Chamberlain— - Supervising Principal Larry M. Corey— Assistant Principal Richard Green—Vice-Principal Wayne Marcotte— Elementary Supervisor BOARD OF EDUCATION - Row 1: Clayton Virkler, Howard Virkler, Larry Burnes, Helen Carnie. Row 2: Duane Streeter, Donald Petzoldt, Lawrence Ma- rolf. 12 ... OUR RESPONSIBILITIES ASK THAT WE GROW TO MEET THEM. SENIORS 13 IN MEMORIAM The Senior Class of 1971 pays tribute to Jerry Martin, a classmate for nine years. During the time he was with us, his cooperation and friendship was always present. “When you are bom. you weep. And all around you smile. When you die, you smile. And all around you weep. —Spanish proverb SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS President-Andrew Lehman Vice President-Catherinc Andre Secretary-Marsha Monnat Treasurer-Larry Taube Advisors—Mr. Robert Williams and Mr. Joseph Haluska 14 FAY W. AGER “Fager Track and Field 2. 3—Manager 3: Yearbook Staff 3, 4; “Bye Bye Birdie 3; ‘‘Sound of Music 4; F.T.A. 4; Musical Production Club 3. 4. CATHERINE M. ANDRE “Cathv G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4-Softball Man- ager 3; Student Council 2; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Club 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3; Yearbook Staff 3: Class Officer 3. 4: Debate Club 3, 4; WATN Quiz Team 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4; Cheer- leading 4. ERROL A. AUCTER “Tony F.F.A. 3. 4. JANET M. AUSTIN F.T.A. I. 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. I. 2, 3. 4; Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Girls’ Chorus 1; “Sound of Music 4; Pep Club 1: Debate Club 4; Year- book Staff 3. 4. Class of’71 LEON J. BARKER “Barkie” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I. 2; Track 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 3. 1 5 PHYLLIS M. BERGMANN Student Council L 3; “Bye Bye Birdie 3: “Sound of Music 4: National Honor Society 3, 4-Pres- ident 4; G.A.A. Z 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Choraliers 4: Yearbook Staff 3. KEVIN J. BOLIVER “Red” Vocational School 3. 4—Carpentry. JEAN MARIE BUCKINGHAM “Beany Girls’ Chorus 1; Senior Chorus 4; Senior Band 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4—Volleyball Manager 4; Year- book Staff 3. 4; F.H.A. 4: “Bye Bye Birdie 3; “Sound of Music” 4.' BONNIE I BROWN G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Candy Striping 2, 3, 4; “Bye Bye Birdie” 3. CYNTHIA MARIE BUSH “Cindy” G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4—Manager 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; “Bye Bye Birdie 3; “Sound of Music” 4; Girl’s Chorus 1. 2; F.T.A. I, 2. 3. 4—Vice President 4; Newspaper Club 3; National Honor Society 4. FAY T. BUSH F.H.A. 1.2. 3,4: G.A.A. 1. KEITH D. BUSH Cross Country 4; Vocational School 3, 4—Ag Mechanics; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. 16 Most Versatile-Susan Paul LOU ANNE BUSH “Coon” F.H.A. 1.2. 3. 4-Songlcadcr 4: Li- brary Club I, 2, 3. 4; Vocational School 3. 4—Advanced Business Machines. CARLO J.CHERBINI Football 1, 2: Senior Chorus 1, 2; ‘Bve Bye Birdie” 3; “Sound of Music 4; Yearbook Staff 3. 4-Photographer Editor 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 3. FRANK E. CLEMONS “Eric” Transferred from Holland Patent in 3. Voc. School—Ag. Mech. 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3; Stu- dent Council 4: F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. LINDA CAM PAN Y G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4-Treasurer 3; Yearbook Staff 3. 4—Copy Editor 4; Class Treasurer I. CAROLCAMPANY Library Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Candy Striping 3. 4; Vocational School 3. 4-Adv. Business Machines. LYNN ROBERT CAMPANY “Camp” Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2; Tennis I. 2, 3: Band I, 2. 3. 4; F.F.A. 4. 17 KATHERINE ANN DAVIS DARICE ELAINE DAY ‘'Kathy” G.A.A. I, 2, 3. 4: Chorus I; Voca- tional School 4—Practical Nursing. V JOANNE LYNN DEMOREST “Joie” Yearbook Staff 3. 4: F.T.A. 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1. 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Pep Club 1. NICHOLAS DICOB “Nick” Vocational School 3. 4—Forestry. Most Spastic—Steve Darice CHARLES R. FARNEY “Chas” Football I, 2. 3; Basketball I; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country I; Rifle Team I; Wrestling I; Student Council 1: Class Officer 2; Band I. 2. 3. 4. 18 TIMOTHY J. FARNEY “Tim” Football I. 2, 3; Baseball 1: Rifle Team 2, 3. 4: Vocational School 3. 4-Ag Mechanics-Secretary 4; F.F.A. 3. 4. DONNA MARIE FORT “Chick Library Club 1. 2: Vocational School 3. 4—Food Preparation: F.H.A. 4: Girls Chorus I. 2. Most Unruly—Walt GAIL MARY FREDENBURG G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4-President 4: Yearbook Staff 3. 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4—Choraliers 4; Musical Pro- duction Club 3. 4—“Bve Bye Birdie” 3; FT.A. I. 2: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4. ALICE ANN GRAU “Big Al Yearbook Staff 3. 4; G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Student Council I; Senior Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Choralecrs 2, 3. 4: Girls’ Chorus 1: La Seize 2: Pep Club 1, 2: Announcers Club 3. 4; Newspaper Club 2. 3. 4. JAN MARIE HOWLEY “Janny Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4—Manager 4; F.T.A. 1: Yearbook Staff 3. 4; La Seize I; Girls’ Chorus 1: Pep Club 1; Cheerlcading 2. 3. 4-Captain 4: “Bye Bye Birdie” 3: “Sound of Music” 4: Musical Production Club 3. 4-Secretary 4. JOE KERFEIN “Pollock” Cross Country 1: Track I: Foot- ball 2: Rifle Team 2. 3. 19 RHONDA KLOSTER DONNA KNOWLTON G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 3. 4. F.H.A. 2. 3. 4—Secretary 3. Re- porter 4. j ELIZABETH LaCHAUSSE “Liz” F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. I: Li- brary Club I. 2; Vocational School 3. 4-Cosmetology. BRUCE F. LEE Football I. Z 3, 4: Wrestling 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Vocational School 3. 4—Carpentry. TERRY KIEFFER “KicfT Football I. 2. 3, 4—Captain 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus I: Basket- ball 1: Gymnastics 2: Class Officer 4. DAYLEKIPFER “Skip” 20 Class Clowns—Terrv LouAnnc ANDY LEHMAN “Pres.” Football I. 2, 3. 4: Wrestling 1. 2, 3; F.F.A. 1, 2. 3. 4—Secretary 3. Vice President 4: Student Council 4-President 4; Class Officer 4-President 4; A-V Club 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4. MARK LEHMAN Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4. PATRICIA L. LEHMAN •Pat” G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4—Basketball Man- ager 4: Announcer Club 2. 3. 4; Newspaper Club 1. 2: Girls Chorus I. 2; Chorus 2: Yearbook Staff 3. 4—Typing Editor 4; F.H.A. I: Ye Olde Yorkers Club I; Pep Club I; Assist. Secretary Teachers Assoc. 3. 4: National Honor So- ciety 4. CATHY L. LYNDAKER Chorus I. 2: G.A.A. I. 2: F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4-Secrctary 4: Vocational School 3, 4-Adv. Business Ma- chines. KERRY F. LYNDAKER Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2, 4—Tri Captain 2: Wrestling 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Musical Pro- duction Club 4-’ Sound of Music” 4: F T.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Coun- cil 1, 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 3. 4. SUSAN LYNDAKER “Suzi” Library Club 3. 4; Vocational School 3. 4-Adv.-Business Mac- hines: Candystriping 3. 4. 21 Most Flirtatious-Kerry Gail BRUCE E. MAROLF F.F.A. 1, 2. 3. 4; Vocational School 3. 4-Ag Mechanics. SARA J. MARTIN F.H.A. —Treasurer 4: Chorus I. 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Vocational School 3. 4—Adv. Business Ma- chines. ROBERT F. McCABE JR “Bob” Student Council 2, 3. 4-Vice Pres- ident 3. Rep. to Principal—4; Class Officer 2: WATN Quiz Team 2. 3; WWNY 3: Yearbook Staff 3. 4-Co-Editor 4. Broadway Musical Production Club 3. 4-Treasurer 3. 4: Football 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Cross Country 1, 4. Most Gullible EDWARD F. McHALE “Ed” Yearbook Staff 3. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4; Musical Production Club 4; “Bye Bve Birdie 3: “Sound of Music” 4.’ SHIRLEY MAROLF Vocational School 3. 4—Food Preparation; F.H.A. 1.2. GORDON M. MEADE “Mouse Football 1, 2; Baseball Manager 1. 2; Wrestling 1. 2; Announcers Club 2: Vocational School— Con- servation and Forestry 4; Year- book Staff 3. 22 EVELYN MEYER “Evie G.A.A. 1. 3. 4: Chorus I. 2; “Sound of Music 4: Vocational School 3. 4 -Food Preparation. Best Personality—Marsha Bob ELWOOD J. MOSHIER Chorus 1; F.F.A. 2; Tennis 1. 2: Vocational School 3. 4-Ag. Me- chanics. AMOS A. NOFTSIER Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2.3. 4. MARSHA LEE MONNAT Class Officer I. 3. 4: F.T.A. I. 2. 3—Secretary 2, 3: Newspaper Club 3: Chorus 1, 2. 3: Yearbook Staff 3. 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4—Manager 3. 4: Student Council 2, 3; National Honor Society 3. 4—Vice President 4. JAN ETA. MEYER F.H.A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Library Club 4; Vocational School—Food Prep. 2. 3: Student Lunch Club 4. DAVID L. MORROW “Dave Vocational School—3. 4. Auto Me- chanics. 23 DOUG NOFTSIER “Kook” t A JAYNE M PATTON “Smiley” G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 3: Chorus 1. 2; Vocational School 4— Practical Nursing. JUDY ANN OSTROWSK1 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 1. 2; F.T.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 3, 4—Circulation Editor 4. DEBBIE A. PETERS Musical Production Club 3, 4—Manager 4; Debate Club 3, 4: F. T.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Senior Band 1, 2. 3. 4—Treasurer 3: Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Choraleers 4: National Honor So- ciety 3. 4: French Club 2. 3; G. A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; WATN Quiz Team 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Stu- dent Council 2. 4. Most Witty—Deb Tim CHRISTIANE PAYBERG “Chris” BRUCE D. PETZOLDT Bugs” Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocational School 3. 4-Ag. Mechanics. 24 Best Dressed-Jan Rob CYNTHIA A. POMINVILLE “Cindy” Chorus I. 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3. 4-Sec- retary 4; Student Loan 3, 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3. 4: Debate Club 3, 4—Vice President 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Announcers Club 2: Musical Production Club 3. 4. ROBERT J. POWERS “Rob” Track I, 2; Swim Team 3; Musical Production Club 3. 4—President 4: “Bye Bye Birdie” 3: “Sound of Music” 4: Yearbook Staff 3. 4—Adv. Editor 4; WWNY Quiz Team 3: Vice President Jr. Class: National Honor Society 4. JOSEPH W. ROSICZKOWSKI “Joe” National Honor Society 4. JOHN W. SAUER “Jack” Vocational School-Auto Mechan- ics 3. 4; F.F.A. 1. 2. LARRY A. POSELLO Vocational School—Food Prepara- tion 3. 4; F.F.A. 2. KEVIN B. ROGGIE Chorus I; Football 2; Vocational School 3.4—Carpentry. 25 PAUL A. SCHAMBACK Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2, 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Vice President Class 1; Year- book Staff 3. 4—Assist. Editor 3—Editor 4: Stage Band 3, 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Musical Pro- duction Club 3; Chorus I. THOMAS R. SCHNEIDER “Tom” Vocational School 3. 4 Forestry; F.F.A. I. 2, 3. 4. MARY JO SPAGNOLLI “Jo” G.A A. 1. 2. 3, 4-Manager 2. 3. 4; Chccrlcading 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Coun- cil I. 2; Yearbook Staff 3. 4: Chorus I. 2; “Bye Bye Birdie” 3; Musical Production Club 3. 4; Class Officer 1. Most Athletic-Bruce Mary Jo RICKEY R. STREETER “ Bcrnic Vocational School 3. 4-Heating and Ref ; Wrestling 2. CLAIR W SEGOVIS “Scrub” Tennis2. 4; Track I. GARY V. SMITH “Shack” Vocational School 3. 4-Hcating and Ref. 26 WENDY D. STREETER G.A.A. I. 2. 3, 4-Manager 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Band I, 2. 3, 4—Secre- tary 4; Stage Band 2. 3. 4; Musical Production Club 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 3. 4; F.T.A. I, 2. 4: French Club I. 2, 3; Girls Chorus I. 2; Senior Chorus 3. 4. LARRY R.TAUBE ‘Tubby Basketball-Manager 1. 2. 3. 4; Track-Manager 1. 2, 3. 4: Cross- Country-Manager 4: Student Council I; Debate Club 3: Year- book Staff—Bus. Editor 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; N.H.S. 3. 4; WWNY Quiz Team 3: WATN Quiz Team 4. SUSAN E. TOOKER “Took G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4: Student Council 2, 3—Secretary 2; Band 1. 2, 3. 4— Secretary 2. 3—President 4; Yearbook Staff 3. 4; Library Club 4: Chorus 1, 2: Cheerleader 2, 4; Newspaper Club 1. 2. 4; Class Sec- retary 2: Girls’ Chorus 1. 2: An- nouncers Club 3. 4; F.T.A. 1; “Bye Bvc Birdie 3. ELIZABETH A. TURCK “Liz” F.T.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 3. 4; Debate Club 3. 4—Secretary 3. 4; Senior Chorus 2. 3. 4; Girls Chorus I; “Sound of Music ’ 4. Most Likely To Succeed—Larry Cathy PETERTURCK “Pete” Senior Chorus I. 2; Vocational School 2, 3, 4—Auto Body. WALTER VAN DEWALKER “Vandy Cross Country 1. 2; Track 1. 2; Basketball 1; Yearbook Staff 3. 27 KERMIT J. VIRKLER LINDA M. WIDRICK G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4—Newsreporter 3- Manager 4: F.T.A. I. 2, 3. 4- President 4; French Club 3. 4—Vice President 3: Newspaper Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3. 4—Lay- out Editor 4: National Honor So ciety 3. 4—Secretary 4; Quiz Team 4: Student Council !; Musical 3. 4 STEVEN T. WALKER “Steve” Basketball 2. 4: Baseball I. 2: Cross-Country I. 2. 3; Swim Team 3: Track 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band I. 2: Chorus 2; Musical Prod. Club 4. Most Studious-Linda Joe BERYL H. WALSEMAN “Butch” Wrestling 1: F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4—Treasurer 4. ROBERT E. WALSEMAN Rupert” Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3: Student Council 2: F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4. y JUDY M. WIDRICK F.H.A. I. 2, 3. 4—Group Vice Pres- ident 3. 4. 28 Sweetest—Kermit Wendy WAYNE WIDRICK “Woody Football I, 2, 3. 4— Captain 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: F.F.A. I. 2, 3. 4. HASKELL YANCEY. JR. “Hask Football 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3. 4—Treasurer 3. 4; F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4-Assist. Treasurer 2. Treasurer 3, President 4: Debate Club 3. 4—President 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4. TIMOTHY H. YOUSEY Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 2. 3: Chorus 1, 2. 4. DANIEL RICHARD ZEHR “Dan Cross Country 1. 2; Vocational School 3. 4-Forestry: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: Swim Team 3: Yearbook 3. LOWELL N. ZEHR Vocational School 3. 4-Con- servation and Forestry; F.F.A. I. 2, 3. 4. RUTH ANN ZEHR “Bones G.A.A. 1. 2: F.T.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Girls' Chorus I. 2: Senior Chorus 3. 4: Student Council I. J 29 CLASS HISTORY Our years at Beaver River have been very little differ- ent from anyone elses, but they hold a special value for each of us. Those of us who started right here at the sand box level heartily welcomed additional classmates from Father Leo Memorial School. It seems the dream of any class on its way through high school is to end up with a lot of money—ours was no different. Our most strategic move was in ninth grade when we voted Mr. Williams in as our class ad- viser. Our first proposition was a dance. Fortunately bands were much cheaper then and w'e made a small profit with respect to money, but fared very well in gaining experience. Car washes never made it very big around here, but we all seemed to have a special knack for selling and could talk a leg off of anybody. First we tried selling stationary and did quite well. Next we moved to the traditional magazine drive and the sales reports proved some of us could talk pretty fast. Bake sales seemed to be very common, but availed us little as we many times literally ate up the profits. All classes have dark days and we believe ours came when the Sen- iors asked us, as Juniors, to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom. Our brightest days were yet to come when we set out to tackle a $1600 proposition—the W.W.V.A. show. Again our salesmanship paid off and we made a consid- erable profit from the efforts of some of the class. After some negotiation between Seniors and the Adminis- tration. the “Last Word” finally granted us a Senior Ac- tivity Room. We feel very indebted and would like to thank all who were involved. 1...2...3...4...2...2...3...4... echoed all over the fields of Beaver River this last fall as our great- est Football team trained and readied itself for our best season ever in eleven man football. Many of the team members were seniors. With an ear to the ground, the distant sound of pattering feet could also be heard from the League winning Cross Country team. Here also we had many returning seniors. This was by no means the end as tradition was carried on to the mats by a fine bunch of grapplers who opened up with a promising season. Even the basketball (hoop) players opened up with good prospects. Baseball has many of its starters back and Track seems to have its old winning team back. It took us many years of some defeat and some triumph to get to where we are now. We will always have fond memories of the life we had at Beaver River and with some regret look forward with optimism to the life the future holds for us. 30 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Both business and college bound students attend half-day sessions at the new vocational center in Glenfield. The students prepare for college, busi- ness life, and vocational pursuits. The training en- ables each student to see and understand their 32 work. The subjects are not easy, students must learn to cope with many problems. Despite the di- vided time, the vocational school is increasing its enrollment and adding new subjects each year. Visit the new center and see for yourself. 33 EDUCATION IS DISCIPLINE FOR THE ADVENTURE OF LIFE.—Alfred North Whitehead FACULTY 34 FACULTY Muriel H. Hynes — Mathematics — B.S., SUC Oswego. Brian Klossner — Mathematics — B.S., Ithaca College. Sue Ann Pennock — Mathematics — B.S., SUC Os- wego. Marilyn Hanlon — Math- ematics — B.A., SUC AlbaTiy, M. Ed.. St. Lawrence University. 35 36 Robert Giordano — Science — A. B., Colgate. Lawrence Ryan — Physics and Earth Science — B.S., SUC Albany, M.S., Rensselaer Poly Technic Institute. Joseph Stanek — Biology — B.S., M.S., Pennsylvania State University. James P. Dorwart — Chemistry — B. S., Pennsylvania State Univer- sity. Ronald A. Maiellaro — Chemistry — B.A., S.U.N.Y. Fredonia. Harvey Taylor — Mechanical Drawing and Driver Education — B.S., SUC Oswego. M.S., Syr- acuse University. Nathan Brown — Agriculture — B.S., M.A.T., Cornell University. Earl Short — B.S., SUC Oswego. Nancy Chamberlain — Home Econom- ics — B.S., Cornell University. Sandra Hayden — Home Eco- nomics — B.A., SUC Oneonta. Marylou Ryan — B.S., SUC Al- bany. 37 38 Barker Herr — Director of Read- ing — B.A., Northwestern Uni- versity, M.A. Bradley University. Russel Houghton — Chairman, English Department — A.B., Har- vard College, M.A., Boston Uni- versity. Mary Honer — English — B.A. Goshen College M.A., Co- lumbia University. Maryann T. Lebkowski — English — B� S. Os- wego, Graduate work, Albany. Ann Blair — English — B.S., SUC Oswego. Sally Young — English — B.A. College of New Rochelle. Geraldine McDonald — English - B.A., M.A. SUC Albany. Brad- ford Bramhall — Physical Educa- tion — B.S. Springfield College. Robert H. Norcross — Physical Education — SUC Cortland. B.S.. M.S. Shirley Boliver — Physical Education — B.S.E., SUC Cor- tland. Patricia M. Ford — Physi- cal Education — B.S., SUC Brockport. 39 James Lester — Social Studies — B.S., SUC Plattsburg. Daniel Roggie — Social Studies — B.A., Goshen College. Robert Wil- liams — Social Studies — B.A., Utica College of Syracuse Uni- versity. Thomas Squires — Social Studies - B.S., SUC Oswego. Pierre H. Wallack — Social Stud- ies — B.A., Providence Univer- sity, M.A., Colgate University. Carolyn Snow — Latin — A.B., SUC Albany. Joseph Perry — Music — B.S., SUC Fredonia, M.S., Long Island University. Jo- seph Haluska — Special Class — B.S., Bloomsburg State College. Hedy Taylor — Art — B.F.A., M.S., Syracuse. Lionel Snave — Instrumental Music B.S., Ithaca College. Barbara Hayes — Art — French, Utica College, B.A. 41 42 Kevin Rose — Guidance Coun- selor — B.A., Houghton College, M.Ed., St. Lawrence University. Wallace W. Lambie - Guidance Counselor — B.S., S.U.N.Y. Os- wego, M.A., S.U.N.Y., Plattsburgh. Alice Payberg — Guidance, para professional aide, Albany Business College Martha Boshart - School Psychologist — M.A., Prof. Dip. Teacher’s Col- lege, Columbia University. Gary Jones — Speech Therapist - B.S. East Stroudsburg State, A.A. Keystone Jr. College. Katherine Zecher — Librarian — A.B. St. Lawrence University. Phyllis Lehman. Lowell Genzel — Audio Visual — Joyce Boucher — School Nurse — B.S. SUC Plattsburgh. Jane Demoresl — Dental Hygien- ist - A.A.S. Farmingdale A.T.C. Row I: Earl Zchr, Joseph Laconti, How- ard Roggie, Carl Petzoldl, Mary Farncy. Walter Zchr. Ralph Lyndaker. Ron Miss- ing. Row 2: Embert Marolf. Gerald Ed- wards, Carl Schultz, George Meyer, Ar- letha Arthur. William Morrow. Barbara Nagy. William Meyer. Eugene Marolf, Derwood Widrick. Row I: Mary Hodkinson. Elveria Roggie, Glenda Kipfcr, Anne Widrick. Zita Wakefield. Virginia Burr. Row 2: Emma Turck. Jane Widrick, Mildred Zehr, Ines Lyndaker. Barbara Schniedcr, Gladys Ebcrsol. Row I: Gene Largct, Bill Marolf. Row 2: Sherwood Peters, Ernie Ward. Reuben Noftsier. Ronnie Herzig, Karl Kuhl. Ed- gar Larget. Joe Zehr. 43 Row If C. Norcross, A. Elmer, L. O'Leary. A. Bush. D. Hunt. E. Mattis. A. Edick, D. Thomas. P. Geiger. R. Roggic. L. Hyatt. K. MeGarry. Row 2: M. Schnccbcrger. L. Bush. G. VerSchneider, F. Barret. J. Corey. P. Zchr, B. Cowles. M. Campany, H. Hitchcock. R. Nagle. E. Carpenter. H. Gilbert. G. Greene. Rita Monnat. Alice Virkler. Audrey Streeter. Elaine Marolf, Eleanor Virkler. Pernel Virkler. Mary Ann Becker, Caro- lyn Virkler. Jane Duffer. Jean Golden. Row I: Pat Golden. Joyce Blair. Joanne Austin. Mar) Ann Becker. Row 2: Elea- nor Carpenter. Carolyn Virkler. Emma Turck. 44 WINNING ISN’T EVERY- THING—BUT WANTING TO WIN IS.—Vince Lombardi 45 SPORTS Row 1: R. McCabe. J. Famey. F. Slayko. K. Hoppel, K. Bush. P. Schamback. C. Famey. A. Nof- Lsicr. Row 2: Coach. Mr. Wallack; Manager. E. Hansen: T. Steiner. H. Wakefield. S. Chamberlain. D. Clemens. D. Evans. R. Stuhl. L. Hills. R. Schweitzer. L. Taube. Manager. CROSS COUNTRY Varsity BEAVER RIVER OPPONENT 22 Lowville 33 15 South Jeff. 49 20 Belleville 41 15 Carthage 48 15 South Lewis 50 1st Watertown Invitational 1st Frontier League Meet 2nd Frontier League “Stone Jug” Meet 2nd Section III Championships ft dm r S a In recent years. Beaver River Central’s cross-country teams have been powers in central and northern New York. This year was no exception. The varsity placed first in two major invitationals, second in the Stone Jug Meet and second in the Section III Championships. The J.V.s and Mini- Beavers showed great promise with some junior high individuals turning in some startling performances. The cross-country teams of the future at Beaver River will be traditional—teams to be reckoned with. 46 47 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: Manager Bob Chamber- lain. Terr)' Kieffer, Andy Lehman. Leon Barker, Tim Yousey, Bruce Perzoldt, Bruce Lee, Wayne Widr- ick. Bob Walscman, Paul Barker, Manager. Row 2: Coach Perry. Steve Bergmann. Andy Grau. John Campany, Jim Martin, Reg- gie Roch, Haskell Yancey. Eric Clemons. Rodger Roch, Kerry Lyndaker, Tom Meyer, Ron Lee. Bill Plantz. Coach Norcross. In sports at Beaver River, this year has undoubtedly belonged to the football team. This past season. Beaver River rose from a mediocre finish last year to first place in the B-Division and a near win in the League Championship against I.H.C. The 1970 football team was perhaps the best balanced in school history, pos- sessing a very aggressive offense and a ruthless defense. The team placed eleven members on the Frontier League All-Star Team. This fact alone illustrates the abil- ity of the team as a whole. Eric Clemons was recipient of the first annual B. D. Bramhall Award which is given to the outstanding player of the team. In analyzing Beaver River’s sudden football prowess, do not forget the new head coach, Mr. Bob Norcross, and assist- ant coach, Mr. Joe Perry, who helped give the team its best season ever. 48 Row I: B. Anderson. P. Campany. J. Monnat, J. Buckingham. T. Wil- liams. J. Farney. T. Wolff. K. Streeter. J. Kirch. D. Tabolt. Row 2: J. Monnat. D. Merry. M. Chartrand. K. Lyndaker. M. Buckingham, J. Dicob, B. Chartrand. M. Monnat. R. Virkler, R. Burris. Manager P. Barker. Row 3: Manager D. Lehman, H. Deveines. B. Meyer. R. Miss- ing, D. Pominville. M. Slako. Coach B. Klosner, P. Monnat. L. Mooney. J. Woolschlagcr, V. Nortz, T. Meyer, C. LaPlantc. Junior Varsity Football BEAVER RIVER OPPONENT 6 Adirondack 16 28 South Lewis 6 18 Alexandria Bay 0 74 Sackets Harbor 6 42 Clayton 0 26 Sandy Creek 0 20 General Brown 8 8 I.H.C. 14 49 Varsity Scores Standing: P. Schamback, E. Frcdenburg, J. Bushy, B. Petzoldt. R. Sthul. G. Farney, S. Walker. T. Meyer, D. Dewy, D. Evans, Bob Giordano-Coach. Managers. K. Lyndaker, C. Noftsicr. 50 During the past few years at Beaver River, after having cap- tured several sectional and league championships, the bas- ketball teams have excelled in a way not many other teams can match. Originally expected to be a rebuilding year for Coach Gior- dano, following the loss of three starters, from last season, 1970-71, has turned out to be a very successful season. Led by Co-Capts. Paul Schamback and Jack Bushey, the team took sev- eral successive wins and was quickly established as a top con- tender for league honors. As we go to press, the team’s record is 9-3 with several games left to play. At this stage of the season, everyone’s attention is focused on the play-offs and the sectionals. Whatever the outcome, the team has already made a fine showing. The hard work and enduring ef- forts of both coach and team are evident from this year’s fine rec- ord. The 1970-71 basketball team surely measured up to the high standards established by previous teams. Row I: J. Monnat, E. Fredenburg. J. Steria. D. Nortz, P. Company, D. Spencer. M. Walseman, W. McVeigh. J. Taubc, R. Widrick. R. Garrison. Row 2: J. Widrick, G. Famey, S. Chamberlain, S. Peters, C. LaPlante, B. Lyndaker, C. Taboll, B. Meyer, J. Ma- rilley, E. Lyndaker. Junior Varsity BRCS OPPONENT 83 South Lewis 61 50 General Brown 46 52 Lowville 37 47 Adirondack 80 75 South Lewis 39 46 Carthage 58 58 I.H.C. 49 54 Indian River 62 62 South Jefferson 58 64 Lowville 50 59 Carthage 53 61 Indian River 69 82 South Lewis 73 81 General Brown 65 55 South Jefferson 56 48 I.H.C. 58 45 Carthage 47 50 Cooperstown 66 51 WRESTLING Row 1: B. Plantz, J. Stanek. J. Woolschlager, L. Mooney. R. Lee. J. Camp- any, P. Chcrbini, P. Monnat. Row 2: P. Kampnich. J. Bush. L. Zehr, D. Moshier. E. Zehr, P. Barker, B. Lyndaker, J. Walseman. J. Bush. Row 3: Coach R. Norcross, B. Lee. A. Grau, K. Lyndaker, K. Slayko, T. Williams, B. Kirch, M. Chartrand, C. Shaw, J. Bush. This is the first year in Beaver River history that a wrestling team has had a winning season. Encountering extremely tough competition, with many teams well-endowed with experienced seniors, the Beaver River squad managed a 6-5-1 record with a rel- atively young team. This year’s fine effort will give the team’s main con- tingent, which consists primarily of sophomores and juniors, added incentive to come back with an even stronger showing next year. We know that the wrestling team will continue on in the winning tradition of Beaver River athletics. BEAVER RIVER OPPONENT 13 Indian River 37 33 Copenhagen 23 26 Carthage 26 27 S. Lewis 21 30 G. Brown 19 21 S. Jeff 25 14 Clayton 31 32 I.H.C. 23 3 Lowville 4 29 Lafargeville 19 15 S. Creek 37 48 Alex Bay 3 52 Of all the sports at Bea- ver River, the least men- tioned is the tennis team. Although they have con- sistently produced tough competition for league op- ponents, the team members have yet to attain the domi- nance they desire. Requiring a combination of skill, speed, and very fast reflexes, tennis is a sport which requires dedication and persistance, something all the team members have exhibited. 53 Row 1: P. Duflo, T. Yousey. L. Campany. Row 2: L. Marolf. L. Noftsier, G. Kuhl, A. Marolf. D. Marolf J. Rowsam, Mr. Dorwart, Coach. Row I: J. Farney. T. Steiner. J. Farney, E. Hansen. K. Hoppel. M. Owens. D. Cle- mens. Mgr. Fay Ager. Row 2: Mgr. Larry Taube. C. Farney, R. Schweitzer. M. Slayko, D. Pominville. J. Duflo, B. Lyn- daker, L. Hills. B. McCabe. Coach Wall- ack. Row 3: T. Kieffer. L. Barker, P. Schamback, J. Martin. M. Steiner, E. Fredenburg. M. Buckingham. D. Kipfer. F. Slayko. J. Bushey. G. Widrick. Row 4: G. Golden. B. Burkhard. S. Chamberlain. R. Stuhl. B. Petzoldt. K. Zehr. S. Berg- mann. S. Walker. P. Cherbini. G. Famev. J. Wakefield. 1970 VARSITY TRACK Beaver River track—victory, these two expressions are becoming more closely related as the years progress. Unbeaten in dual meet competition for the past several seasons, and consistently tough in sectional meets, there are few people in the surrounding area who have not heard of the Beaver River track team. In the past, it has placed members on track teams belonging to Princeton, University of Maryland, and Rutgers. In addition, it is responsible for several sectional records. Perhaps the best explanation for the success of the team has been Coach Pete Wallack, who no matter what the turnout each March, always manages to produce an outstanding team, year after year. 54 BEAVER RIVER OPPONENT 98 Belleville 32 97 Carthage 34 112 Indian River 15 95 Lowville 36 89 South Jefferson 42 Sectional III Relay Carnival—3rd Frontier League Meet—1st Sectional III Track Field Championships—3rd Row I: Coach Williams, J. McCabe, V. Zchr, S. Widrick, P. Barker, J. Bush. P. Kampnich. Row 2: J. Steria. D. Marilley, B. Anderson. B. Chamberlain. K. Slayko, H. Kieffer, B. Owens, D. Nortz. 1970 VARSITY BASEBALL Row I: A. Grau. B. Lee. M. Lehman. V. Zehr. W. Widrick. K. Lyndaker. Row 2: Mgr. S. Andre, Mgr. B. Meyers. P. LaPlante, H. Yancey, D. Zehr, T. Merry, Coach Lester. The baseball team, under Coach Les- ter, although certainly having its share of troubles, closing up with a 6-9 season last year, must be given credit for a fine effort. Last year however must be considered a rebuilding year. With many fine soph- omores and juniors to choose from to fill the gap created by graduated team mem- bers Zehr. LaPlante, and Merry, things look promising in the long run. BEAVER RIVER OPPONENT 18 Augustian 4 2 Clayton 1 7 South Lewis 5 1 General Brown 8 1 l.H.C. 5 6 Lowville 8 4 Indian River 2 1 Carthage 5 6 S. Jefferson 10 11 Clayton 6 6 Harrisville 4 7 S. Lewis 10 0 Lowville 11 1 Gen. Brown 14 2 l.H.C. 5 ‘Denotes non-league games 56 Row I: E. Lyndakcr. J. Glenn. P. Campany. L. Zehr. J. Monnat, J. Monnat, C. Roggie. Row 2: Coach Perry, C. LaPlante. H. Devienes, J. Campany. M. Farney, T. Meyer, J. Woolschlagcr. T. Meyer. T. Gruncrl, M. Chartrand. T. Williams. 1970 Junior Varsity Row 1: E. Bates, K. Lyndaker. B. Lehman. K. Lyndaker. T. WolfT. S. Lyndaker. B. Roggie. R. WolfT. Coach Klossncr. Row 2: B. Plante. J. Monnat, D. Spencer. D. Moser. R. Martin. B. Widrick. W. McVeigh. B. Spencer. A. Kirch. J. Campany. Row 3: R Fleming, D. Merry. T. Schlinder. D. Tabolt, B. Meyer, D. Clemons, T. Marilley. B. Lehman. R. Fleming. 57 1970 Junior High CHEERLEADERS “I see London, I see France .. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Row I: Susan Tooker, Gail Frcd- enburg. Row 2: Mary McCabe, Cathy Andre. Row 3: Amy Kohler. Jan Howlcy, Mary Jo Spagnolli. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Susan Bushey. Karen Carpen- ter. Wendy Petzoldt. Row 2: Sandy Bush, Julie Burkhard. LouAnn Schneeberger. Lisa Grau. 58 G.A.A. OFFICERS AND MANAGERS- ?™ . Linda Widrick, Marsha Monnat, Jean Buckingham. Donna Day. LouAnn Schnccbcrger. Row 2: Gail Fredcnburg, Pat Lehman, Jill Lehman. Mary Jo Spagnolli. Kathy Davis, Lori Spagnolli. Theresa Nortz, Wendy Streeter. HOCKEY HOCKEY TEAM -2-Row 1: Cheryl Whetmorc. Wendy Petzoldt. Lisa Grau. Susan Young. Terri Tooker. Jill Lehman. Row 2: Mary Jane Morrow, Lori Spagnolli, Brenda Becker, Sue Tooker. Wendy Streeter. Michelle Lehman, Bonnie Bailey. Robin Lehman. Shelley Schneeberger. HOCKEY TEAM l-Janet Austin. Theresa Nortz. Jean Buckingham. Patty Lyndaker. Barb Nortz. Sandy Kalamas. Patty Edwards. JoAnn Hodkinson, Jan Howley. Mary Sue Zehr, Mary Jo Spag- nolli, Cindy Pominville, Gail Fredenburg. COMPETITIVE SWIMMING Row 1: K. Carpenter. L. Schneeberger. Row 2: L. Huppkc. Miss Bolivcr, T. Steiner, D. Day. P. Mur- phy, V. Lyons, P. McCabe. Row 3: M. McCabe, K. Famey. 59 BASKETBALL Row I: Miss Boliver, Coach; J. Kuhl, R. Lehman. M. J. Spagnolli. P. Murphy. Row 2: L. A. Virkler. L. Spagnolli. P. Edwards. J. Hodkinson. J. Howlcy. Row 3: G. Fredenburg, M. Zehr, J. Buckingham. B. Becker. P. Lyndaker, L. Grau. Row 1: B. Anderson, S. Widrick, M. Lyndaker, M. Barker. T. LaPIantc. S. Turck, C. Chartrand, R. Thenes, L. Parry. Row 2: A. Kohler. D. Day. C. Po- minville. M. McCabe, L. Osirowski, P. McCabe. C. Schncebergcr. B. Norlz. C. Wetmore. J. Lehman. G. Lyons, J. Wakefield, J. Ostrowski. K. Farney, P. Bezio. D. Peiers. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING 60 TENNIS SOFTBALL G.A.A. SOFTBALL TEAM— Row 1: J. Hodkinson, L. Yousey, S. Campcau. L. Virkler, L. LaPlante. P. Lyndaker, M. Yousey. C. Andre. W. Strceicr. Row 2: T. Tooker. J. Clemons. C. Auc- ter. V. Lyndaker. E. Rowsam. B. Brown. L. Barker, B. Virkler. G.A.A. TRACK TEAM— Row : C. Pominville, J. Buckingham. K. Carpen- ter. M. Zchr. B. Nortz, W. Streeter. Row 2: P. Lyndaker. L. Spagnolli. B. Becker. L. Tooker. M. Morrow, L. Virkler. Row 3: M. Spagnolli. L. Schncc- berger. P. Edwards, T. Nortz. A. Kohler. M. Yousey. Row 4: C. Lehman. I). Peters, S. Pominville. P. Lehman, P. McCabe. M. McCabe. 62 YOU CAN TEACH A STU- DENT A LESSON FOR A DAY; BUT IF YOU TEACH HIM TO LEARN BY CURIOS- ITY HE WILL CONTINUE THE LEARNING PROCESS AS LONG AS HE LIVES.-Clay P. Bedford ACTIVITIES 63 Row I: C. Campany, J. Demorest, S. Marillcy. A. Grau. J. Bucking- ham, S. Tooker, G. Fredenburg, G. Donaldson. K. Zehr, C. Bush. D. Day. S. Schneeberger. Row 2: W. Streeter. J. Austin. C. Pomin- ville, E. Turck. D. Peters, F. Agcr. E. McHale, J. Martin, S. Walker. P. Murphy, K. Lyndaker, M. Spagnolli, J. Howlcy, A. Kohler. Paul Schamback. co-editor; Rob Powers, advertising editor; Janet Austin, assistant editor; Chris Pay berg, art editor; Bob McCabe, co-editor; Judy Ostrowski, circulation editor; Linda Campany, copy editor; La- rry Taubc, business editor; Carlo Cherbini, photog- raphy editor; Linda Widrick, layout editor. Missing: Pat Lehman, typing editor. Editors NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE HAD SO LITTLE TIME IN WHICH TO DO SO MUCH. 1971 BEAVERIAN STAFF 64 NATIONAL MERIT CITATION-Cathy REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS-Roh 1: Andre. Janet Austin. Janet Austin, Cathy Andre, Cindy Pomin- ville, Rob Powers. Row 2: Debbie Peters. Fay Ager, Ed McHale. Haskel Yancey. Joe Rosczkowski, Larry Taube. 65 Row 1: G. Donaldson. J. Zehr, J. McCabe. S. Widrick. M. A. Nortz, C. Manzer, S. Campeau, D. Wolff, K. Car- penter, J. Burkhard, L. A. Virkler, C. Far- ney, K. Lyndaker. C. LaPlante, C. Camp- any. A. Kohler. M. McCabe. L. Spagnolli. Row 2: C. Lee. J. Marilley, N. Robinson. J. Virkler. T. Tookcr, N. Campany, C. Pominville. W. Petzoldt. A. Virkler, L. Grau. D. Grimmer. P. Hanlon. B. McCabe. H. Wakefield. M. Monnat, V. Nortz. A. Lehman, D. Peters, H. Yancey. M. Burkhard, G. Widrick. Advisors: Mr. Squires. Mrs. Young. STUDENT COUNCIL Mary McCabe—secretary Cindy Campany-treasurer Bob McCabe—representative to the principal Andy Lehman—president Lu Ann Virkler—vice president WWNY QUIZ TEAM Cindy Pominville, Debbi Peters. Cathy Andre STUDENT LOAN FUND 66 Craig Martin. Richard Ruhm. David Evans, Cindy Pominville, Mr. Chamberlain. Mrs. Hanlon. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS-Phyllis Bergmann, Marsha Monnat, Linda Widrick. Calhy Andrd. Mary Jo Spangnolii. Larry Taube, Cindy Pominville. Debbie Peters, Haskell Yancey, Paul Schamback. Rob Powers. Pat Lehman. Cindy Bush. Joe Rosicz- kowski. INDUCTION CEREMONIES SENIOR CHORUS Seated: C. Wctmore. A. Virklcr. Row I: P. Buckingham. J. Demorest, J. Austin. J. Mellintz. L. Martin. D. Windower. R. Garrison, T. Schlinder, P. Hanlon. D. Nortz, K. Streeter. T. Tookcr. N. Campany, G. Fredenburg. P. Bergman. B. Becker, B. Virkler. Row 2: C. Lee, J. Virkler. B. Zchr. J. Buckingham, W. Streeter, C. Pominville. R. Zehr, J. Howley. M. Zehr. P. Lyndaker. C. Roggie, M. Monnat, H. Wakefield. S. Bergmann, M. Buckingham. J. Campany. S. Lyndaker, M. Lehman. S. Taubc. H. Flint Mr. Perry. Roh' 3: J. Burkhard, W. Petzoldt M. Hoppert S. Bushy. P. Merry. M. Zehr, J. Yousey. C. Meister, A. Grau, E. Turck. K. O’Reily, M. McCabe. G. Widrick. D. Pomin ville, C. Tabolt S. Bush. L. Grau, S. Walker. D. Streeter, C. Sherwood. Row 4: L. Schnecbcrger. C. Schweitzer, J. Lyndaker, P. Wakefield, T. Zchr. E. Turck, B. Zchr. B. Thenes. D. Peters. L. Mooney. D. Evans, R. Larget, V. Nortz, J. Woolschlager. F. Ager. E McHale. J. Monnat. G. Faraey. B. Meister. J. Marielly, T. Steiner. M. Lehman, L. Virklcr. L. A. Virkler. CHORALEERS tow 1: Mr. Perry. D. Evans, J. Howley. R. Larget. Row 2: D. Pomin- ville, J. Yousey, L. Grau, M. Monnat. G. Fredenburg. P. Bergmann, C. Roggie. Row 3: M. Buckingham. D. Peters, H. Wakefield, L. A. Virkler, P. Lyndaker, G. Widrick, S. Bergmann. Row I: E. Turck. J. Burkhard. C. Schweitzer. M. Lehman, K. Streeter. J. Mellintz, C. Lee. J. Virkler. Row 2: V. Nortz, L. Larget, P. Hanno, B. Anderson, J. Marielly. D. Nortz, C. Sherwood. D. Streeter, S. Walker. LA SAB 68 Row I: L. Virklcr, J. Buckingham. P. Lyn- dakcr. C. Genzel, J. Stanck. J. Widrick, R. Campany, S. Schneeberger, P. McCabe, L. A. Virkier. Row 2: M. Leh- man, L. A. Schneeberger, L. Grau, W. Pctzoldt, D. Peters, R. Kloster, P. Scham- back, S. Tooker, S. Chamberlain. W. Streeter. Row 3: S. Marilley. D. Noflsier. C. Schweitzer, J. Youscy. M. Duffer, P. Wakefield, D. Windower. C. Auctor, T. Zehr, T. Steiner. Row 4: Mr. Snave, C. Farney, L. Campany, S. Peters. J. Dicob, J. Taube. J. Monnat, N. Woodhouse. SENIOR BAND Row I: J. Stanek, J. Widrick, S. Widrick, S. Peters, M. Stanek, M. Lehman, S. Schneeberger. W. Streeter. Row 2: P. Schamback, S. Chamberlain, J. Marilley. A. Virkier, Mr. Snave, J. Monnat, J. Taube. A. Virkier. STAGE BAND T. Lehman. B. Austin, D. Brown, J. Noftsier, C. Austin. MAJORETTES 69 JUNIOR BAND JUNIOR CHORUS EIGHTH GRADE ENSEMBLE Row I: J. McCabe, K. Lyndaker. A. Kirch. P. DufTalo. D. Hirshey, J. Widrick, J. Monnat, B. Roggie. M. Nortz, S. Widrick. Row 2: R. Van- Arnam, M. Lyndaker. J. Marilley, D. Farney. D. Schindler. D. Mar- tin. Mr. Perry. Row 3: J. Clemens, B. Gilbert. M. L. Marolf, S. Man- chester, P. Ostrowski. M. Burk hard. 70 ANNOUNCER CLUB Row 1: M. Lehman. T. Tookcr. V. Nortz, A. Grau. R. Demerest, S. Tooker, Sealed. K. Bush. “A MAN IS THE ORIGIN OF HIS ACTIONS” —Aristotle GUIDANCE CLUB Row I: R. Moser, R. Zehr, P. Merry, J. Windover. W. Pale. Row 2: L. A. Martin. J. Meyer. D. Martin, J. Martin. Row 3: C. Hicox. D. Wind- over, C. Meister. S. Morolf, D. Hoppel, E. Martin. J. Roggie. C. Aus- tin. Mrs. Payberg, K. Dunbar, E. Morolf. CHESS CLUB Mr. Barrett, Advisor; M. Monnat, S. Bergmann, E. Lyndaker, J. Kirch. Missing: C. Roggie. D. Clem- mons. 71 QUIZ TEAM Larry Taubc, Debbie Peters. Linda Widrick. Cathy Andre. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB Row 1: P. Wakefield, J. Wakefield. B. Zehr. C. Manzer. Row 2: H. Wakefield. J. Zehr, S. Young. V. Hoppel. DEBATE CLUB 72 Row I: L. Turck, S. Marilley, D. Clemens, R. Schweitzer. E. Hansen. B. Bezio, H. Yancey. Row 2: J. Austin, C. Pominville, C. Andre, D. Peters, Mr. Jones, Adviser. FRENCH CLUB Row I: B. Hoch, G. Lyons, C. Schneeberger. C. Campany, R. Lehman. Row 2: L. Spagnolli, P. McCabe, M. McCabe. L. Schneeberger. T. Steiner, L. Huppke. D. Day. Row 3: K. Carpenter. L. Grau. W. Petzoldt, B. Zehr, J. Lehman. LIBRARY CLUB Row I: S. Campeau, K. Zehr, D. Windover. J. Zehr. S. Tooker. J. Wakefield, J. Zehr. T. Tooker. L. Hoch. Row 2: S. Young, R. Burris. R. Moser.'J. Meyer, F. Lyndaker. C. Campany. R. Demorest. D. Martin. M. Lehman, V. Lyndaker. Row 3: B. Plantz, S. Lyndaker. E. Martin. L. Mooney. T. Meyer. K. Zehr. P. Hanlon. M. Hoppel. L. Walseman. 73 For two straight years, the surrounding community has seen two outstanding mu- sical productions sponsored by the Broadway Musical Productions Club. This year, the school and community were able to see the “Sound of Music,” as presented by the club. Although some questioned the possibility of producing such an awesome play as this, the directors and club members responded by presenting what many people feel was the finest production ever staged at Beaver River. “The Sound of Music,” a Broadway musical and movie sensation which required a high level of singing and acting talent was indeed a serious undertaking for all involved. Necessitating many hard nights of practice, the play resulted in three out- standing and well-received performances. We sincerely hope that this newly established tradition of annual musicals is con- tinued. for it is an event which is anticipated by students and district residents alike. 74 Rogers and Hammerstein’s THE SOUND OF MUSIC Maria Rainer. . . LuAnn Virkler Captain George Von Trapp ... David Evans Liesl... Jan Howley Friedrich ... Brian Anderson Louisa ... Phyllis Bergmann Kurt... Steve Martin Brigitta ... Judy Campany Marta ... Beth Anderson Gretl... Marie Boliver Max Dctweiler... Steve Bergmann Elsa Schraedcr... Cynthia Pominville Frau Schmidt.. . Amy Kohler DIRECTORS-Mr. Thomas Squires. Mr. Joseph Perry. Mr. Lionel Snave. BACKSTAGE CREW-F. Ager. C. Bush. E. McHale, A. Kohler. S. Walker, B. Nortz, C. Cherbini. P. Murphy. B. McCabe. E. Meyer. K. Lyndaker, K. O’Reilly, S. O’Reilly, M. Morrow. LIGHTING DIRECTOR-B. McCabe. LIGHTING CREW-C. Cherbini. M. Famey. R. Widrick. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE-Mrs. Blair. Director; J. Melln- itz, D. Sauer. D. Windover. J. Zehr. E. Turck. COSTUMING CREW-D. Peters, Manager; J. Austin. L. Meyer, L. Widrick, J. Patton. J. Beller, D. Day. MAKE-UP DIRECTORS—Mrs. Marilley, Mrs. Sherwood. Mrs. Austin. MAKE-UP CREW— M. McCabe, N. Robinson. T. Spagnolli. M. Campeau, G. Donaldson, K. Hansen, K. Giordano. CHOREOGRA- PH ERS-G. Fredenburg, B. Austin, M. Nortz. 75 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row I: L. Schnecberger, J. Demorest. J. Austin, C. Bush. C. Pominville, J. Ostrowski. W. Streeter, C. Andre. L. Widrick, R. Zehr, D. Peters. Row 2: L. Grau. B. Hoch, B. Zehr. T. Tooker. Row 3: D. Bruce. M. Lehman, W. Petzoldt J. Martin. M. Mor- row, L. Spagnolli. V. Lyons. Row 4: R. Lehman. D. Day, T. Steiner. Mrs. Schneeberger. Mrs. Snow, K. Lyndakcr, F. Ager. E. McHale. J. Bushey, H. Wakefield, C. Campany. E. Turck, J. Kuhl, P. McCabe. SCHOOL LUNCH CLUB Row 1: Miss Hayden. Mrs. Burr. V. Simmons, J. Meyer. L. Simmons, C. Buell, R. Ellis. Row 2: M. Duffer, L. Parry. 76 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA R. Schweitzer, B. Walseman. C. Marolf, C. Ritz. J. Tabolt, P. Monnat, R. Roggie. H. Yancey, Andy Lehman. Wayne Roggic. D. Marolf, E. Martin. B. Farney. R. Aubcl. T. Schneider, P. Martin. R. Burriss, T. Aucter. W. Meyers, B. Walseman. L. Campany, L. Schneider, J. Campany, G. Zehr, T. Kloster. J. Bush, M. Tabolt. L. Mooney. W. Widrick. T. Enslow. L. Ritz, V. Lyndaker. B. Plantz, J. Bush, S. Davoy, J. Hoch, A. Shaw, D. Glen, K. Bush, D. Tabolt. J. Bush, R. Burris. D. Moser. R. Marolf. B. Widrick, N. Woodhouse. M. Zehr. Mr. Brown. Row I: M. Schantz. J. Zehr, D. Kirch, C. Boliver. Row 2: E. Hoch, J. Buckingham, K. Lehman. J. Martin. D. Noftsier, B. Boshart. P. Buck- ingham, M. Duffer. P. Bezio, L. Parry. J. Zehr. Row 3: W. Pate, L. LaPlante, R. Moser. D. Hanno, T. Zehr. K. Moore, L. Ostroski, J. Dicob. L. Grunert, K. Zehr, K. Boliver. S. KiefTer. L. Lyndaker, C. Campany, C. Aucter, P. Aucter, J. Meyer. M. Lehman, D. Windover, L. Hoch. 77 AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB R. Kirch, J. Marlin, K. Meyers, C. Shaw, C. Scgovis, Mr. Genzel-Advisor; K. Hoppel. RIFLE CLUB Row I: C. Segovis. A. Grunerl, L. Rilz. Row 2: G. Farncy, L. Hills. Row 3: C. Farney, J. Kerfien, L. Herzig. W. Kuhl. Coach. Row I: G. Zehr, J. Buckingham. B. Lyndakcr, M. Walseman. Row 2: K. Lyndaker, K. Slayko, D. Ta- bolt, W. Briot. J. Monnal. R. DemoresU K Bush. D. Wolfe. Row 3: P. Turck, P. Merry, T. Slcincr. S. Lyndaker, D. Merry. L. Hills, N. Woodhouse, M. Charirand, M. Taboli, P. Monnal, B. Plantz, E. Widrick, V. Lyndakcr. B. Widrick. 78 WEIGHT-LIFTERS’ CLUB THE FIRST MAN TO TEAR A TELEPHONE BOOK IN HALF UNDOUBTEDLY WAS THE FATHER OF A TEENAGER. —Anonymous UNDERCLASSMEN 79 CLASS OFFICERS: President: Lou Ann Virkler Vice President: Pat Edwards Secretary: Amy Kohler Treasurer: Paul Cherbini Advisor: Mr. Ryan Row I: P. Lyndaker. K. Hoppel. C. Campany, B. Bezio, G. Donaldson. Row 2: M. Hoppel. G. Bates. E. Bailey. L. Huppke. M. Buckingham. E. Hansen. A. Kohler. D. Dewey. B. Becker. J. Farncy. Row 3: J. Adams. S. Bergmann. T. Rice. D. Clemmons. J. Bushey. D. Evans. Row 4: P. Brouty. T. Enslow, R. Burris. R. Kirch. J. Bush, V. Lyndaker. 80 JUNIORS Row 1: K. Zehr. J. Walseman. L. Delies. S. Kalamas. F. Slayko, T. Williams. H. Deveines. D. Kohler. Row 2: B. Emerson. C. Chartrand. D. Lyndaker. C. Briot, E. Hir- schey. P. Edwards, W. Moser. M. Famey. A. Grau, L. Zehr. Row 3: R. Delles. D. Sauer, L. Grunert. L. Barker, S. Turck. D. Emerson. T. Kelly, A. Pate. R. Roch. R. Lee. Row 4: R. Turck. D. Sauer. D. Hoch. B. Widrick, S. Marolf, N. Cook. L. Virklcr. M. Widrick, S. Jackson. K. Lehman. C. Moshier. J. Beller. R. Roch, J. Clemons, K. Simpson. 81 Row I: E. Widrick, S. Schneeber- ger. M. Morrow. T. Nortz, L. Vir- klcr. R. Schweitzer. Row 2: W. Moore. C. Roggie. B. Nortz. P. Murphy, M. Zehr. K. Zehr, J. Martin. H. Wakefield. Row 3: J. Woolschlager. M. Monnat. M. McCabe, B. Widrick. P. Merry, J. Widrick. S. Marilley, B. Plantz. T. Meyer. J. Martin, E. Marlin. 82 SOPHOMORES Row 1: S. Davoy, L. Everard. R. Burkholder. L. Donaldson. B Boshart. B. Bailey. S. Campcau. D. Bruce. P. Davoy. Row 2: J. Dicob. K. Boliver, L. Grau, L. Hodkin- son, B. Hoch. D. Day. K. Farney. J. Buckingham. P. Campany, J. Glenn. J. Hoch, J. Bush. V. Hop- pel. D. Glenn. Row 3: D. Hanno. C. Austin. C. Auctor, S. Chamber- lain. C. Campany. L. Hills. K. Carpenter. J. Duflo. E. Fred- enburg, C. Boliver. M. Chartrand. J. Campany. J. Dicob. G. Farney. A. Grunert, L. Herzig. CLASS OFFICERS: President: Tim Meyers Vice President: Bob Lyndaker Secretary : Michele Lehman Treasurer: Michael Chartrand Advisor: Miss Lepkowski 83 Row 1: W. Roggic. M. Zchr. V. Simmons. J. Wakefield. T. Zehr, T. Tooker. B. Virkler. J. Yousey. Row 2: C. Schneebcrger, C. Wet- more. T. Steiner. M. Widrick. E. Rowson. B. Zehr. L. Walseman, E. Zehr. Row 3: J. Tabolt, L. Spag- nolli. L. Schneebcrger. G. Widr- ick. J. Widrick. R. Stuhl, C. Shaw. J. Taube. T. Steiner. J. Stanek. L. Schneider. R. Widrick. Row 4: R Turck. T. Sullivan. L. Ritz. M. Slako. R. Virkler. C. Schmit. 84 Row : S. Peters. E. Lyndaker, D. Noftsier, L. Lvndaker. F. Lynda- ker, L. La Plant. K. O'Rilley. J. Lehman. D. Pominville. J. Mon- nat. Row 2: S. Pay berg. R. Leh- man, L. Ostrowski. T. Pate. S. Kicffcr. L. Perry. M. Lehman. K. Moore. Row 3: T. Meyer. P. McCabe. G. Lyons. L. Nortz, W. Petzoldt. B. Lyndaker, P. Monnat J. Kuhl. C. Merrill. K. Meyer. C. LaPlant. B. Lyndaker. T. Peters. 85 Row I: k. Bush. N. Campany, L. Broutv, E. Hoch. J. Campany. L. Hoch. R. Hall. J. Famey. B. Chas- tain. M. Duffer. Row 2: C. Farney. K. Dunbar. L. Campeau. R. Garrison. N. Farney. S. Bushev. C. Farney. R. Burriss. J. Bush. R. Demoresi. I. Har- rington. E. Flint. R Chartrand. RowR Aubel. B. Farney. C. Gen .el. R. Fleming. R. Buckingham. B. Chartrand. C. Golden. VI. Houppcrt. S. Bush. B. Anderson. J. Dutton. P. Bezio. M. Hoppel. P. Han- lon. CLASS OFFICERS: President: David Marilley Vice President: Kim Slako Secretary: Carolyn Lee Treasurer: Sandy Bush Advisor: Mrs. Honer 86 FRESHMEN Row I: M. Walseman. J. Zehr. J. Zehr. J. Virkler. D. Wolff. R. Reg- gie, P. Buckingham. M. Tabolt, Y. Zehr. D. Windover. P. Wakefield. G. Zehr. Row 2: D. Shaw, C. Stcria. K. Rhum. C. Schweitzer. J. Steria. T. Wolff. L. Ritz, P. Turck. K. Streeter. D. Spencer, T. Schlin- der. S. Taube. M. Schack. Row 3: C. Tabolt, K. Slako. W. Owens. J. Slamons, B. Thenes. A. Whitney. B Zehr. D. Streeter. E. Turck, R. Sullivan, S. Walker. W. Pate. L. Peck. C. Sherwood. T. Schindler, N. Woodhousc, P. Tabolt. A. Shaw. Row : P. Martin. R. Moser, C. Mesiter. C. Lee. P. Merrv. J. Mcllnitz. L. Martin. S. Noftsier. M. Lehman, D. Moser. Row 2: J. Burkhard. S. Lvndaker, D. Nortz. B. Lyndaker. D. Kirch. P. Kampnich, W. Melln- itz. W. McVeigh, L. Kohler. P. Miller. R. Lyndaker. M. Nellenback. S. Nortz. Row 3: L. Mooney. B. Lehman. V. Nortz. W. Meyer. R. Kampnich, B. Mesiter, D. Mariliey, K. Lyndaker. D. Marolf, M. En- slow. R. Meyer. S. Lyndaker, R. Marolf. D. Merry. R. Large t. B Leh- man, H. Lyndaker. 87 Row 1: N. Gruncrt. P. Barker. D. Hir- schey, D. Blair. G. Beller. P. Boliver. J. Anderson. D. Clemmons. Row 2: K. Aus- tin. C. Genzel. M. Barker. B. Hoch. D. Farney, C. Chartrand. V. Aucter. C. Buell, J. Clemmens. D. Golden. B Gil- bert. R. Ellis. L. Arthur. Row 3: S. Andre. L. Davoy. B. Chartrand. K. Evans, C. Donaldson. D. Grimmer. D. Hoppel. D. Boshart. G. Bales. R. Chamberlain. R. Campany, C. Briot. 8TH GRADE 88 Row 1: S. Merry. D. Moore. K. Lyndaker. V. Lehman. R. Lyndakcr. R. Mattis, F. Lehman. J. Monnat. C. Peters. M. Lvndaker. R. Pate. Row 2: J. Marilley. L. Marolf, S. Lyndaker. A. Kirch. D. Martin. J. Moshier, C. Noftsier. J. McCabe. K. Jackson. J. Marilley. T. LaPlante. L. Mattis. M. Nortz. Row 3: D. Monnat. S. Manchester. T. Monnat. K. Meyers. J. Lehman. K. Nortz. R. Lyndakcr. J. Marolf. J. Nof- tsier. M. Marolf, P. Ostrowski. Row 1: J. Schweitzer, R. Van Arnam. L. Virkler. S. Zehr. D. Sauer. R. Spencer. D. Roggie. B. Roggie. D. Widnck. J. Zehr. A. Stanek. Row 2: J. Turck. V. Zehr. T. Woolschlager. K. Ritz. S. Turck. J. Roggie. S. Widrick. J. Windover, R. Thenes, D. Schindler. P. Tooker, A. Virkler. D. Williams. Row 3: T. Tabolt. W. Williams. D. Zehr. J. Yousey. W. Widrick. A. Zehr. R. Schmidt, E. Zehr. D. Zehr. R. Tabolt. S. Widrick. V. Widrick. 89 7TH GRADE Row 1: J. Farney. B. Demorcst. M. Golden. B. Anderson. B. Austin. S. Cow- les. R. Bushev. P. Duflo. B. Eaton, G. Boshart. Row 2: J. Briot. P. Hills. S. Enslow. J. Chartrand. S. Renoody. M. Campany. D. Bush, D. Brown. K. Albertson. V. Bowman. J. Brown. Row 3: M. Burk hard. R. Grimmer, K. Giordano. M. Compeau. K. Hansen. S. Emerson. J. Campany. G. Donald- son. B. Dicob. J. Campany, M. Honer. D. Duflo, J. Golden. Row : D. Lehman. N. Marolf. L. Mathys. S. Moser. S. Martin. M. Nortz. K. Kirk bride. C. Manzer. D. Lyndaker. J. Martin. R. Meis- ter. Row 2: T. Kohler. D. Merry, R. Kamnich. K. Merry. E. Lynda- ker. W. Moser, T. Moshier. M. Moser, M. Nortz, D. Meyer. G. Kloster. P. Nortz. J. Leaf. Row J: S. O'Reilly, R. Pate. D. Tooker. J. Widrick. B. Wetmore. K. Peters. R. Wolfe. Row 2: L. Turck. R. Schneider. C. Virklcr. A. Zchr. T. Spagnolli. K. Widrick. L. Virkler. M. Rogers. I. Stanek. Row 3: L. Zehr. S. Peck, C Virkler. J. Zchr. N. Robinson, D. Pate. A. Proulx. 91 BEAVEB t CENTRAL S MR. HALUSKA’S CLASS Melvin Roggie. Brucc Martin, Mr. Haluska. Debbie Smith. Doug Schneider. Barb Williams. Shelvic Barker. Hub Boliver. Steve Famey, Pattv Smith. Sandy Woolschlager. Sheila Ro- gers, Cathv Rogers. Ron Youngs. Duane Pate. 92 WE TREAT THIS WORLD OF OURS AS THOUGH WE HAD A SPARE IN THE TRUNK. Al Bernstein ADVERTISING 93 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FROM BEAVERITE PRODUCTS INC. We are proud of the products we make which carry our name all over the world. We know members of the Class of 1 971 will also make us proud of them. 94 COMPLIMENTS of the J.P. LEWIS CO. 95 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1971 . . . A Latex Bonded Fibrous Base Material Used For Quality Book Covers LATEX FIBER INDUSTRIES, INC BEAVER FALLS, N. Y. . . . A Good Place to Work And a Good Place to Live 96 incorporated LOWVILLE OPERATIONS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FROM A.M.F. LOWVILLE, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF CARTHAGE SAVINGS AND LOAN 313 STATE STREET CARTHAGE, NEW YORK We have what it • EXPERIENCE • EQUIPMENT - X T. •A DESIRE TO PLEASE j VR ARDEN !ARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS Compliments of LEWIS COUNTY COMPLIMENTS OF TRUST COMPANY CLASS OF 7605 State Street Lowville, New York 1973 VIRKLER FUNERAL HOME INC. LOWVILLE, N.Y. 99 Compliments of MONNAT’S COUNTRY STORE General Merchandise Croghan, New York 100 See Us For Expertly Engraved • Invitations • Informals • Napkins Reception Cards • Matches Largest Selection In Lewis County Borrow Our Catalogs From Regency—Coronet—Chase Printcraft—Howards—Everlast Journal and Republican State Street Lowville LEWIS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY LOWVILLE, NEW YORK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of GLENN A. GOLDEN Croghan New York Compliments of the Central New York Chapter of the NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS 101 Compliments of HOCH BROTHERS Concrete Sand Gravel Lowville, New York Compliments of SNOW RIDGE SKI CORP. TURIN, N.Y. Compliments of MANZER’S GARAGE CROGHAN, NEW YORK j.UXMJQ) qf bcst JLU_____ % ,v ff , (fVc -uyTi j $ $� '“■' W 7Jj? I io A Qa J “THIS ABOVE ALL. TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE. AND IT MUST FOLLOW. AS THE NIGHT THE DAY, THOU CANST NOT THEN BE FALSE TO ANY MAN.” —William Shakespeare CP V3 A V c K UC- C$T lre j'1 'Zd ’l 7f ' Sftjv dr Jy 4Qj ) ttL r . ux i ,-rT ■ Y 1 CLo.ro! V V tx oaJV, Xc ooc? V cw swsf 4 c ®w HARRY F. NAUMAN INC. INSURANCE— REAL ESTATE 214 Cedar Street Oneida, New York Best Wishes From THE CLASS OF '74 Compliments of LEWIS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY CARTHAGE, NEW YORK 104 NEW LEVIS HOTEL SPECIALIZING IN PARTIES AND BANQUETS Best Wishes From SEAWAY VENDING CO. 1543 State Street Watertown, N.Y. Bob Jim Davis MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY Come to Marine Midland For AU Your Banking Needs. We’re Here to Help You. And That’s Not Just a Slogan, It’s Our Business. 105 COMPLIMENTS OF TINKER TAVERN BEACHES BRIDGE LOWVILLE, NEW YORK BLACK RIVER RESTAURANT SUPPLY CO. WATERTOWN, NEW YORK MATHER EVANS DIEHL COMPLIMENTS OF ELECTRICAL MOTOR REPAIRING SUPPLIES DEMOREST’S GROCERY UTICA, NEW YORK NAUMBURG, NEW YORK ARCADE MARKET BAKERY, INC. 12 PADDOCK ARCADE WATERTOWN, NEW YORK ARMOUR COMPANY UTICA, NEW YORK BUFFALO RUBBER JEFFERSON-LEWIS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. OFFICES AT 307 STATE STREET, CARTHAGE, N.Y. SUPPLY, INC. PHONE 493-2789 MAIN STREET, CASTORLAND, N.Y. PHONE 376-6287 106 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’71 HALL’S GARAGE from HEAVY TRUCK, DETROIT CUMMING “THE LIONS DEN” PARTS AND SERVICE Main St., Croghan CASTORLAND, NEW YORK Mrs. Norma Anderson - Director PHONE: 376-6788 COMPLIMENTS OF NORTZ VIRKLER FORD - MERCURY GINGERICH’S EGG FACTORY SALES and SERVICE CASTORLAND CARS - TRUCKS - SNOW PLOWS FRESH EGGS—SELF SERVICE LOWVILLE, NEW YORK PHONE: 376-6594 ELMER S. TAUBE COMPLIMENTS MYERS PUMPS OF and AERMOTOR WINDMILLS ALLIS-CHALMERS Castorland, RD 1 Phone: Carthage 493-0019 CASTORLAND, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS TO THE ARLOTT DUPLICATOR SUPPLY CO., INC. GRADUATING CLASS OF 1971 820 Charlotte St. FROM Utica. N.Y. Exclusive Agency for LEWIS LANES Gestetncr Stencil Duplicator Typewriters-Adding Machines LOWVILLE, NEW YORK Machines Sold, Rented and Repaired Phone RE2-5106 107 GARLAND CITY PARTS COOP. LOWVILLE, NEW YORK 376-6221 LOWVILLE PHARMACY LOWVILLE, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF LOWVILLE MOTOR SALES YOUR AUTHORIZED AMERICAN MOTORS DEALER also selling GMC Trucks Including Lowville Auto Parts Division of Lowville Motor Sales B. O. KINNEY, INC. CARTHAGE, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF GUIGNARD’S FLOWER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF R. B. FARNEY SON McCulloch Chain Saws Farm Sales Service Phone 2122 Croghan, New York COMPLIMENTS OF LOWVILLE ELECTRIC, INC. PROCESS LIGHTING ELECTRIC CONTRACTING South State Street Lowville, N.Y. 376-6113 ED DOVIAK CHEVROLET, INC. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Sales Service 108 Lowville, New York 13367 COMPLIMENTS OF BOSSUOT FUNERAL HOME INC. DEALTON BOSSUOT FORD WRIGHT Carthage, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF LLOYDS OF LOWVILLE EXCELLENT FOOD PLENTY OF PARKING COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTHERN NEW YORK C rog h a n—Lowvi lie COMPLIMENTS OF CROGHAN MEAT MARKET INC. COMPLIMENTS OF MAIN STREET, CROGHAN, N.Y. Phone 346-6613 BEYER’S Fresh Cured Meats Lowville, New York HOME OF FAMOUS CROGHAN BOLOGNA YOUSEY’S GARAGE SNOWMOBILES LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT Sales Service Phone: 346-6221 GERALD A. NORTZ INC. Lowville, New York IMPERIAL CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH VALIANT We Sell The Best And Junk The Rest 109 Compliments of Compliments of F. CLIFTON VIRKLER New Bremen, New York GRAND UNION General Merchandise Mobile Gas and Oil Croghan, New York Congratulations FINER’S JEWELERS GRADUATION HEADQUARTERS Carthage Compliments of Compliments of HOUPPERTS SUNOCO LOW VILLE LAUNDRY Main Street Croghan, New York DRY CLEANERS, INC. Phone—376-271 1 LOWVILLE FARMERS FAYE’S BOOT SHOP CO-OP, INC. 281 STATE STREET SKI DOO SNOWMOBILES CARTHAGE. NEW YORK. 13619 Feed . Seeds . Fertilizer . Building Supplies FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES FREEZERS Phone 376-6589 Lowville, N. Y. 110 MONNAT NORTZ Service Station Croghan, New York — Keys Made — — Pick up and Delivery — Phone 346-61 13 Compliments of CROGHAN AGWAY Seed Fertilizer Feed and Farm Supplies Croghan, N.Y. Phone Croghan 2151 Compliments of LAMBERT’S ELECTRIC Croghan, New York Phone 346-6222 Compliments of LOWVILLE FEED GRAIN CO., INC. Lowville, New York Compliments of Compliments of WATERTOWN MATTRESS CO. Lowville, N.Y. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Lowville, N.Y. Kenneth Gordon, manager Paints Wallpaper Compliments from WIDRICK SON — Colorful Wedding Casuals — DUDLEY’S Studio of Photography Phone 493-3160 305 State Street 493-0560 Carthage, N. Y. ill PATRONS “BB” BECKER AND BUSH CASTORLAND HOTEL HENRY’S HOTEL HIRSCHEY’S MOTOR SALES BLUDEN WHITE AGENCY INC. VER’S RESTAURANT A. H. CUMMINGS COAHN DEPARTMENT STORE SCHULER POTATO CHIPS THE GLOBE STORE J. R. MILLER CURTIS HOLMES Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barker Hurds Studio Mrs. Mona P. Donovan Don’s Barber Shop Red Brick Inn Carthage Western Auto Gerald Kirch Lowville Yarn and Gift Shop Meda’s Corner Pharmacy Andy, Gail, Bob Mr. and Mrs. R. Missing AL REMP E. M. MARILLEY VERSCHNEIDER’S STORE LOYD’S SPORT CENTER CARTHAGE TRIBUNE GRAY’S FLOWER SHOP THE SEWETTE GARLAND CITY PARTS RUDDELL BUSINESS MACHINES GREAT NORTHERN SALVAGE “A FRIEND” MR. THOMAS SQUIRES Castorland Agway Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martin Boliver’s Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Donald Glenn Robert C. Miller Liquor Store Carthage Furniture Co. Duflo Spray Chemical Montgomery Ward Becker’s Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Edward McHale Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCabe BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’71 FROM BEAVER RIVER CENTRAL SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 112