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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1972 volume:

Beaver River Central School BEAVER FALLS. NEW YORK DEDICATION 1972 2 We, the members of the class of 1972 would like to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Lawrence Ryan. For the past two years, we have known Mr. Ryan not only as our class advisor but as our friend. It was Mr. Ryan who chaperoned our af- fairs, supervised our money-making ventures, and was always there when we needed him. We feel that by dedicating this edition of the Beaverian to Mr. Ryan, we can in some small way express our gratitude and deep appreciation for all the time, guidance, and friendship he has so generously given us. CLASS OFFICERS Advisor: Mr. Lawrence Rvan Co-Advisor: Mr. Bruce Buckingham Co-President: Roger Burris Co-President: Janet Clemons Secretary: Amy Kohler Treasurer: Teresa Nortz LINDA L. BARKER “Inna’ Linda . . . very flirtatious . . . friendly . . . sweet person . . . special way with guys ... OH WOW! her weapon? her eyes!! GWENDA L. BATES “Tink” Gwcnda . . . warm, friendly. Quiet at times, but other limes look out. Simon’s buddy. Al- ways goofing off. BRENDA J. BECKER “Beckic Charlie’s Girl . . . Oh Crud” . . . Blue Bomb Rambler . . . “Does this look ok?” ... Murfs little Buddie . . . oh-oh” . . . Let’s go to Canton” ... JOAN M. BELLER Charlie” Joan . .. Sweet . . . Silent ... Se- rene . . . Always there when needed. You are?” Mr. B Really? Fun-loving. STEPHEN P BERGMANN “Berg” Super Coach . . . King of the crutch ... Montreal Youth Hos- tel ... Mr. Bumble!!!All State singer ... Checkmate BERNARD D BEZIO Bcrnic” Class philosopher ... goat ten- der . . . real straight ... a bit devious . . . sweet and friendly ... verbun sap. 6 ROGER BURRIS “Rog” Roger ... a good leader ... “64 has 6 big ones” ... J.M.D. and Dodge . . also a sweet class- mate ... “Little Football Play- er i M LEROY J BUSH “J. B.” Hair, eyes and teeth . .. Love wrestling .. . and shooting the bull ... Always in a big hurry to get nowhere. PATRICK D. BROUTY “Pat” Pat ... Tyrone ... good with a pencil . . . sweet personality .. . (most of the time) ... all around nice guy! JACK M. BUSHEY “Mel Pickle Jack ... On the wood ... Mel for two .. . bearded wonder . .. He’s fakin’ . . . great athlete, man ... beat Jerome. MARK T. BUCKINGHAM “Buck” Can palm a basketball, but can’t shoot it ... “OK!” Stuck up .. . 16.8 in high hurdles, ... “to dream the Impossible Dream”. CYNTHIA E. CAMPANY “Cindy” Dependable . .. Maxi vs Mini . . . Reluctant volunteer . .. first period lab feature. 7 k ■ n DON CLEMli S 0 r L Blue Rambler 4 ver H? Wackv R-icer ... Post t ccHYou Tur- 4. pO key I.ikes afcwdSyne! Hev C , 7 'Clem Dig n V. LARE R. CHARTRAND Clare ... “Seriously” ... to be trusted, sincere ... I got aJetter! ... cheerful. friendJy . . ( Thato test was wicked!’ y , v b F A0 r xju ' zv- „ PAUL CHERBINI Hunts partridge with discus suzuki 250VS ... Honda 450 one of the white hat boys dead eye . . Honda 750 Camaro Z28 erk V9 U W ET F. CLEMONS LARRY A DELLES Clem ... Big Laugh ... talk- ative ... teaser . .. jokes ... fun . . . likes sports .. . what a driver ... speaks her piece! •Leo” Good grease monkey ... Loves chevy's ... and 283s: .. . good talker and super friendly . .. un- derstands and solves problems well. ROBERT K. DELLES “Bob Vampire .. . dependable ... A real sharpy . .. slurpy expert . . . understanding . . . great person- ality ... a real go-getter! HAROLD DEVEINES “Howie” Mischievous ... handy with a baseball . . . heard by everyone . .. one time football hero ... “hands”. 8 DON DEWEY “Rookie” Cowens to Havlicek ... he scores ... oh them falcons ... No Don don’t ... he made it! ... Casanova. Frenchy” “Clod Terry . . . Hey ole buddy . . “65 Ranchero replaced by a ... a V.W? ... where’s my piece of gum? David the clod . . . versatility- plus ... going to be a singing basketball player?? . . . deep thoughts transformed into profound statements . .. absent again? 'NQ ' JAMES N F «frklin) (yes 4’upled yifti- craWyV. Aiood runrfort. . nesi litfti wacky ... a food kid I V V atyays hifcTun’ ftflCHAEL FARNEY W “Mike tural curl .. .Whdly V . but n t � I Jus quiet . A for Englis CV. Ycarbi i? ANDY R. GRAU Flank ... Toughest guard . .. Chitwood ... Stokey .. . Case (Gingcralc) . . . Petzoldt's corn piece ... Campouts ... Three in DIANE GRUNERT “Di-Dc” Witty . . . Flirtatious . . . Fabulous cook ... Never ending love song . . . Likes jokes . . . Happy . . Enjoys wild week- ends ... LINDA ANN GRUNERT Short stuff .. . odd earrings . . . Whats it to ya ... sweet and in- nocent . . . Great tackier . . . Chatterbox . . . Philosopher . .. ERIK HANSEN Mr. Safe Driver . .. hot choco- late . . . funny looking candy machines . . . “Hi guys” . . . Zehrs’ camp ... Stick shift ... Hands . . . Sardine ... ELAINE A. HIRSCHY “Elaine” Nuts ... Moody ... in love ... Pretty good driver ... Hooked for life ... friendly ... always with Ken . . . nice ... ELLON GRUNERT “Ellon P C.” Really? . . Loves a good Laugh . .. Drinker . .. Married For- ever ... Talker wife . DORIS M HOCH “Dorkie” Flirtatious . .. That will really make life ducky .. . Thats what I’m afraid of ... Way-out-Farm Power-30- 10 MARY JANE HOPPEL Hopple” Sweet, understanding, great lis- tener. CRASH . . “It happens to the best of us”-Love Thy Neighbor. It Drives Them Nuts. KENTON L. HOPPEL “Hop” Coon . . . Running Saturday mornings ... “sailing” Saturday nights . . . Uncle Kenny . . . Chitwood . . . cube steaks . . . SANDRA MAY JACKSON “Sandy” Sandy . . . Good C W singer ... always ready for a laugh ... unruly ... class skipper ... wild driver... good sport. SANDRA LEE KALAMAS “Shorty” “Oh you scared me!” World’s Best Angel Food Cake Baker ... You bug me ... Great full- back ... Jeff. I’m sorry!! TIMOTHY K KLOSTER “Tim” A fellow that doesn’t have a bad day because he’s got too many friends. TERENCE M. KELLEY “Terry” Laredo Maker . . . former bombadier owner. Operator of a four speed Volkswagen. Fears the barber. ROBERT M. KIRCH JR “Bo-be” Bobby -a sweet guy • • • great sense of humor ... shockingly flirtatious . . . Yeah! Likes to spook ... fast worker!! 11 DONALD J. KOLHER ALLEN W LA CHAUSSE “Don” The piston pushing Olds by La Great White Hunter . .. little or Chausse Garage, no luck ... “little yellow skunk” ... Curly! ... T. G. I. F. Gullible, curious, full of fun .. . likes to argue . . . “Oh my gosh!” a non stop talker. Mother Superior ... moody ... crutches .. . Maiellaro’s Hoth- ead ... the happv-sad whistler ... real nice ... 12 VERYLE LYNDAKER “Freckles Veryle ... a real class clown Belfort’s big game hunter Dodge over Chevy any day Friend of Bozo ... CALVIN MAROLF “Cal Artie Cat Powered . .. Also one of our future farmers. One big tough boy Mever cyut thp window. V—i vV V ) SUZANNE M. MARILLEY “Ralph Suzi-deep concern coupled with frustration -Who’s afraid of Mr. R ? Is Back better than “rock”? 31 dozen cookies-. JILL A. MARTIN “Pill” Girl with a giggle . . . i prized possession-Gigger vocational food prep . . “swinger” ... HOO-NEE! JAMES A MARTINV “Little Bull Wopper Teller . . . Great fish- erman .ski killer . Big truck driver ... football hero . .. Big 55. Woodman . . . Stump SHARON K. MAROLF Sharon .. . extraordinary ... Su- per sports fan . . . Comes up with the craziest things . . . Sweet and innocent . . . Jeepers EARL MARTIN “Friendly” Gets around. Full of fun. Future vum vum chef. Kicker! those weekends! Cats! 13 MARY E. McCABE “Mary” Most Studious? . . . 100 yard freestyle ... Grunts. .. “What?” ... Cheerleader ... Bet ... Always has a smile ... lots of fun PHILIP MERRY Phil” Phil . . . dirty sneakers . . . “Tonight's homework night” ... nice guy sometimes but other times look-out ... intellectual nut. j Most Gullible . . . Daddy's little §‘r Hey 0,e buddy . . . Sat- urday night ... (no more) ... Lames . . . This is the song I really liked. TOM MEYER Big Dad” Dumb broads . . . Number 14 end . . . “Pumpkin thief’ . . . Great guy . . . Likes a good time. MICHAEL E. MONNAT “Mike Little bow and arrow ... “don’t get excited Mike” ... “kick the can ... fishing on the rock ... I'll race you down North. 14 WAYNE MOORE Wayne .. . Weight lifting cham- pion . . . Lowville Lover . . . Snow-scoot over Yamaha in Belfort. WAYNE MOSER A true conservationist an in- telligent guy ... very cheerful . . . takes responsibility PAMELA JEAN MURPHY “Murf Dress hater ... “Good one Ar- gile socks ... “I don’t tawk fun- ny. you do. “Beckie baby Jer- sey Devil ... Cow eyes. PAULA MURPHY Paula ... active in school clubs ... a genius . .. fun to be with BARBARA JEAN NORTZ “Barb- Barbie Doll . . . One of the boys. Hey gang. Good Friend. Umm. good .. . Typing expert. Hock- ey! TERESA J. NORTZ Intellectual?? Shorty!! Hockey game, can’t wait ... typing whiz . . . Always smiling. “I am so warm Mouchie!! WILLIAM PLANTZ Bulla . . two fisted justice. First to lunch ... most unruly. Old Milwaukee . . . Ski-doo. Goes for wild women. 15 DONALD SAUER Duck . . . Patty, Ford falcon. Harrisville . . . Auto Bodv man. HORTENCIA SALAS “Tita Loves to cook . . . Delicious do- nuts. Hey. baby!! Pansey. ”1 don't understand.” Volleyball champ. Snow . .. “Hubby” Oli- ver helper. ROGER KARL ROCH “Roach” The last of the 6 feet. 4 inches 200 pounders. Chevy’s and Dodge's eat Fords. Get’s along with everybody. A gre t con- servation man. 6 . CALVIN ROGGIE “Murph” Murph-vou wire haired Vol- kswagen freak . . . Sponge. Mr. Brains . . . All star center. You're turning red. GALEN ROGGIE Galen Grab a Gear. Play before work . . . Four Speed Chevy man. 16 PAUL SCOTT “Scott Boy’ Dodge really swings into action . . . a former football star . . . When you don’t need him he's there. RANDY L. SCHWEITZER Rev .. Bull crapper . .. Loves Bridgestone 90’s . . . TNT . . . Hot Truck .. . Efflev Falls. LINDA S. SIMMONS Linda . . . O K. Quiet and cun- ning . .. horseshoe pro ... Cafe- teria smile .. . Homeroom spe- cialist ... All-time buddy. FRANK J. SLAYKO III “Irving” Cross-country man . . . hel-lo boys! White Ford or Chrysler. Orange Rock . . . Aztec Golds . . Running Saturday mornings. SHELLEY SCHNEEBERGER Shelley ... Music bug ... par- ties .. . Smile awhile .. . Foreign hostess . . . light-hearted - Cr flash cube fiend. 9C, V KEVIN H. SIMPSON “Simps’ Kevin . .. slow and easy going. “Huh ... come up with almost everything ... MICHAEL STEINER “Mike Be quiet boys .. . Honda 90 ... Darn you Buck . . . Boy she’s nice ... Can’t get the clip in ... Sure like a ’vette . .. Look at that Disc go ... “Bud . 17 JOAN M TURCK “Joan ’ Vocational Food Prep Student. Bob .. quiet ... Hoo-Nec. I’m a Senior! All those lollipops on the Vocational bus .. . locker no. 185. STEPHEN J. TURCK “Steve” Football . .. Gymnastics. Con- servation two years. Specialty is girls. Brenda. JOSEPH LYNN WALSEMAN “Joe” Definitely not shy. Very friendly . .. Never gives up. Auto Me- chanic? Picks alot. Girl-watcher ... Ambitions of a car racer. BRENDA WIDRICK “Bren” Brenda . . . Oh. that study ... fun. fun. fun . . . Sweet girl who always has a smile ... Steve. LINDA MAY VIRKLER “Bug” Can you get the car? Good sport . .. Dedicated nurse ... “Hey. let’s go to the Snack Shop”. Radiant personality. LUANN VIRKLER “LuAnn” Personality plus . . . Music kid. Always a good friend. Fun to be with . .. Loves curly hair??? Un- planned parties. S. C. President. HENRY JAY WAKEFIELD “Jay” Backseat pick . . . leadership qualities ... Big boss ... deter- mined and hardworking. Good listener.. . Mr. Gymnastics. 18 JAMES R. W1DRICK MARCIA J. WIDRICK “Charades” Really? ... “Oh no. applesauce Softball champion ... girls . .. again . . . Inquisitive . .. Quiet? Jim Hendrix ... art talent ... w „ 6eb 31 Fa e. dour C •VU- . hCMT ? CHARLENE WIDRICK “Charlie Keith ... '69 Charger ... Al- ways smiling . .. Good kid . .. A-l Cook ... me like ... “I can see it! EDWARD WIDRICK “Evcr-ready Freddy Ed . . . strong . . . unruly . . . cold beer and whiskey . . . Bombadier and Ford .. . drives like an idiot. THOMAS E. WILLIAMS “PHD Hook ... pro swimmer ... Like my new sweater? . .. Most Gul- lible ... all around tease ... ac- cident prone in football . . . Drinker? ... Never! ALLEN WOOD “Big Al” The mysterious electronic gadget maker. 19 KAREN MAEZEHR “Shorty” Flirtatious . . . where Angel goes, trouble follows ... Love thy neighbor . . . River Road Rat ... Big Bad Dad. JEFFREY A. WOOLSCHLA GER “Wooly “How come you’re so ugly? ... impatient . . . real outdoors man ... very serious? ... easy to talk to JAMES A ZEHR “Jim” One of Mr. Perry’s line boys . . . Tar an -where is Jane? Has she been found? . . . Teddy Bear ... Admirer of “Peace Train.” KIM W. ZEHR “Willie” Kim ... always there .. . some- one who listens ... a “sociable’ type . . . likes good literature . . . I went with her! . .. white light- ning. LYNN ROBERT ZEHR “Lenard” Lenard . . . Red man fan . . . wood culler . . . farmer . . . “Hell-o de .. . Fender Bender . . . Hell Driver . . . “Folsom Prison Blues”. MARY SUZANNE ZEHR “Mary Sue Special senior guy ... Hey Baby ... aggressive, hockey ... ma belle amie . .. Chevy .. . philos- opher? . . . No. 60 is the greatest . . . Burp! 20 Most Talkative Amy and Mike Most Flirtatious—Brenda and Jack Most Unruly—Sandy and Bill Most Likely To Succeed—Sue and Erik Whopper Teller Pam and Jim Most Studious Mary and Henry 22 Best Dressed— Linda and Mark 23 Best Personality- LuAnn and Don 24 Most School Spirit-barb and Kenton Most Witty—Janet and Paul Class Couple-Mary and Andy Most Athletic-Pat and Ron Class Clowns— Mary Jane and Veryle VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Each day. morning and afternoon, a part of the student body travels to Glenfield. It is here that they receive specialized training. These stu- dents take this training in preparation for busi- ness life, college, and vocational pursuits. This first hand experience often means sacrifice. The vocational students miss class meetings, assem- blies, and activities. The students, however, feel reimbursed from the valuable training they re- ceive. 27 ELEMENTARY Rom- I: P. Geiger. D. Hunt. D. Thomas. A. Bush. M. Maloney, M. Currier. J. Finguerra. Row 2: G. Ver- Schncidcr. M. Muth. M. Campany. P. Zchr. A. Edick. A. Elmer, F. Barrett. Row 3: B. Cowles, K. Cavenaugh. E. SchofT, M. Schneebergcr. R Nagle. P. Everett. L. Hyatt. G. Green. H. Gilbert. W. Marcott. Missing: R. Roggje, E. Mattis, K. McGarry, H. Hitchcock. 28 As we review our past years at Beaver River, we realize that one-half of them were spent in the elementary grades. It was a time of milk and crackers, recess, kickball, and paste eating. However, it also a time of the three R's—reading, rit- ing. and 'rithmetic. We, the class of 1972, would like to dedicate these two pages to the elementary teachers. We feel that they are often forgot- ten by the time we graduate. The class of 1972 has not forgot- ten your important role in getting us to this day. 30 UNDERCLASSMEN ? Row I: C. Austin. B. Boshart. C. Boliver. S. Campeau. Row 2: J. Hirsh. D. Glenn. A. Grunert, t. Predenburg. M. cnartranu. j. Glenn. J. Dicob. J. Buckingham. Row 3: E. Farney. J. Duflo. L. Hills, L. Everard. D. Day. K. Carpenter. P. Campany. S. Chamber- lain, L. Herzig. J. Bush. P. Davoy. Row 4: K. Boliver. D. Hanno. J. Dicob. C. Aucter. R. Burkholder. P. Aucter. B Kirch. J. A. Hod- kinson, B. Hoch. D. Bruce, L. Donaldson, J. Hoch. S. Davoy. 33 Row 1: L. Nortz. D. Pominville. Row 2: K. Moore. T. Peters. E. Lyndakcr. K. Meyer. R. Lyndaker. J. Monnat. R. Lyndakcr. Row 3: P. Monnat. W. Petzoldt. L. Pate. S. Kieffer. L. Lyndaker. L. Ostrowski. L. Grau. T. Meyer. Row 4: K. Moore. M. Lyndaker. J. Kuhl, D. Noftsier, F. Lyndaker. T. Pate. R. Lehman. J. Lehman, L. Perrv. Row . E. Zehr. C. Shaw. J. Taboll. M. Zehr. L. Ritz, T. Sullivan. R. Turck. R Widrick. Row 2: T. Steiner. R. Virkler. S. Young. M. Youscy. K. Harney. T. Zehr. B. Virkler. C. Wetmore. R. Stuhl. Row 3: L. Walse- man. T. Steiner. L. A. Schnecberger. L. Spagnolli. J. Yousey. E. Row- sam. J. Wakefield, B Zehr, C. Schneeberger. V. Simmons. M. Widrick. Row 4: J. Widrick, M. Slayko. J. Stanek. C. Schmidt. G. Widrick, J. Taube. L. Schneider, W. Roggie. 35 Row l: D. Dunbar. B. Chartrand. M. Hoppcl, E. Flint. Row 2: P. Hanlon, R. Garrison. R Burris. L. Hoch. Row 3: B. Chastain. B Anderson. M. Enslow. N. Campany. Row 4: N. Farney. R. Aubel. J. Campany. C. Genzel. M. Duffer. Row 5: R Buckingham, L. Campeau. J. Bush. C. Golden. R. Chart- rand. Row 6: J. Forte. J. Farney. L. Brouty. Row 7: W. Briou R. Flemming. K. Bush. R. Demorest. K. Dunbar. Standing: P. Buckingham, S. Bush. C. Farney. P. Bezio. M. Houppert. J. Campany, L. Hoch. S. Bushey. J. Burkhard, P. Herzig. 36 Row I: Kim Slayko. R Roggie, N. Woodhouse. Row 2: D. Tabolt, B. Tabolt. L. Ritz, J. Schack, D. Spencer. T. Wolff. K. Streeter. M. Walseman. T. Schlinder. Row 3: P. Turck. D. Wolff. J. Slamons. K. Ruhm. D. Streeter. M. Schack. S. Walker. C. Tabolt. J. Steria. A. Shaw. Row 4: Y. Zehr. J. Zehr. P. Wakefield. B. Zehr, C. Sherwood. S. Taube. S. Schweitzer. S. Windover. R. Sullivan. J. Zehr. E. Turck, D. Shaw. Row I: W. Mellnitz, L. Mooney. Row 2: V. Nortz. D Maser. R. Marolf. R. Larget. D. Merry. B. Meister. R Johnson. W. Meyers. D. Marillev. Row 3: B Planty. R Kampnich. S. Lyndaker. E. Lehman. K. Lyndaker. B Lehman. W. McVeigh. B. Lehman. P. Martin. Row 4: D. Nortz. C. Meister. C..Lee. S. Nortz. L. Kohler. P. Miller. M. Lehman. W. Pate. R. Meyers. S. LaChausse. Row 5: P. Kampnich. S. Lyndaker. J. Mellnitz. S. Noflsier. L. Martin. B. Lyndaker. M. Nellcnback. D. Kirch. J. Lyndaker. R. Moser, R. Lyndaker. 37 CLASS OFFICERS: President M ike Nortz Advisor- Mr. Maicllaro Secretary—Janet Clemens Vice-President—Barb Gilbert Treasurer—Anne Marie Stanek Ron 1: D. Boshart. L. Davov. Row 2: B. Chartrand. L. Einbeck, B. Chamberlain, P. Dowling. T. Generous. N. Gruncrt. D. Hirschey. G. Bcllcr. S. Andre. Row 3: M. Bush. 6. Golden. P. Boliver. C Buell. K Austin, C. Genzel, M. Barker. D. Grimmer. P Barker. D. Blair. Row 4: E. Bates. C. Briot, C. Chartrand, J. Anderson. L. Arthur, K Evans, C. Donaldson. J. Clemens. B. Gilbert. D. Farncy, R. Campany. D. Clemmons. 39 Row 1: J. Turck. R. Young. Row 2: D. Sauer. J. Zehr. V. Zchr. L. Virkler, A. Virkler. B. Roggie. K. Widrick. Row 3: S. Zehr. R. Spencer. P. Tookcr. D. Widrick. A. Stanek. A. Zchr. T. Wooschlager, B Widrick. D Roggie. R. Tabolt. Row 4: S. Turck. D. Schindler. S. Widrick. J. Yousey. R. Schmidt. J. Roggie. D. Zehr. D. Zehr, L. Sedlack. E. Zehr. J. Windover. J. Zehr, J. Schweitzer. V. Widrick. R. Van Arnam. T. Tabolt. Row • F. Lehman. D. Monnat. Row 2: W. Monnal. K. Meyer. J. Moshier, K. Lyndaker. M. Nortz. J. Monnat. R. Pate. R Martin. P. Ostrowski. Row 3: D. Kent. I). Hirshcy. A. Kirch, C. Nofstier. M L. Marolf. K. Nortz. S. Lyndaker. J. Nofstier. D. Martin. J. McCabe. R. Lyndaker. H. Kicffer. Row 4 T. Monnat. D. Moore. R Lyndaker. B. Hoch, M. Lyndaker. T. LaPlante. V. Lehman. D. Hoppel. L. Mattis. J. Marilley. C. Peters, S. Merry. J. Marolf. 40 GRADE 8 41 Row I: S. Enslow, P. Delles. Row 2: G. Bos hart, D. Barbarito, P. Duflo, J. Farney, J. Chartrand, M. Golden, P. Hills. B. Demorest. M. Burkhard. R. Grimmer. R Bushey, J. Campany, B. Dicob. D. Bush. B. Anderson. B Austin. B. Eaton. J. Brown. Row 3: J. Golden, V. Brown. M. Honer. J. Campany. K Hansen. M. Campany. R. Bush. S. Emerson, D. Duflo. K. Giordano. K. Albertson. M. Campcau. S. Cowles. J. Briot. Row I: A. Proulx. S. Peck. J. Zehr. R Widrick. E. Sauer, R. Pate. Row 2: L. Turck, R. Wolff. J. Widrick. I. Stanek, L. Virkler. C. Virkler. K. Widrick. R Schneider. D. Tooker. Row 3: S. Virkler. D. Pate. C. Potter, C. Renodin. M. E. Rogers, K. Peters. N. Robinson. B. Whetmore, A. Zehr. S. Widrick. M. Yancey, T. Schindler. 42 Row I: K. Merry. M. Moshier, D. Meyer. W. Moshier. L. Nuffer. Row 2: L. Moshicr. E. Lyndaker. S. Marlin. K. Kirkbride. V. Leh- man. M. Norlz. J. Marlin. R. Meisier. T. Moshier. J. Marilley. Row 3: C. Manzcr. P. Marlin. L. Mallis. N. Marolf, P. Nortz. S. Mosh- ier, C. Moshier. J. Leaf. G. Klosler. K. Marlin. M. Nortz, D. Lyndaker. D. Merry, A. Kampnich. T. Kohler. 43 GRADE 7 Row I: C. Hall. B Brannigan. L. Dunbar. D. Buell. J. Boliver. C. Houppert, J. Fredenburg, A. Hoffman. D. Chartrand. D. Bush. Row 2: L. Bowen. M. Adams. N. Chatman. J. Delies. C. Delisle. B. Ho- ner. M. Duffer. M. Chartrand. V. Aucter. R. Brown, L. Hoch. B. Clemens, C. Arthur. K. Becker, L. Enslow. M. Boliver, J. Bush. K Houghton. Row 3: J. Hoch. D. Chartrand. R. Golden. A. Davoy, J Farney. B. Becker. K. Fleming. B. Buell. R. Boliver. M. Bush. J Farney. Row I: D. Tabolt. Row 2: T. Taubc. W. Shaw, R. Simmons, S. Zehr. J. Virkler. G. Spencer. Row 3: J. Virklcr. F. Zehr. J. Widrick. R. Widrick. J. Sullivan. N. Widrick. M. Zehr Row 4: C. Zehr. D. Sher- wood. B. Widrick. J. Widrick. B. Wakefield. D. Worden. D. Wright. 45 Row I: JelTrcy Meyers, Bob Kent. Lin- ford Moser. Row 2: John Monnat. Lynn Petzoldt. Wavne Lyndaker. Robert Klos- ter. Mike Monnat. Steve Lyndaker. Peter Meyer. Row 3: Jeff Peters. Kurt Moore, Dean Kieffer. Scott Lyndaker. Judy Merry. Wanda LaDue. Dawn Planty. Cheryl Kirch. Lynette Roggic. Doug Kirkbride. Tom Morrow, Lynn Kampn- ich. Row 4: Carol Lehman. Carolyn Ma- rolf. Vicki Rosiczkowski. Marcia Nof- tsier. Valerie Lyndaker. Brenda Lynda- ker. Susan Peters. Brenda Kloster. Kim LaPlante. Cindy Lehman. Lori Lynda- ker. Joyce Martin. Renee Lyndaker. MR. HALUSKA’S CLASS 46 i % • • 11 It 1111 tj Milt •, Hilt I J •I • I I • • Ml I I • t i Mill • • • • •Mt •!.••• ■ Mil • • • ' ..Ml � I ♦ • milM • • ' Ml I I | I • • Hill • It I t MMU I • • • • MM I M I lAlA •••••Itt i • I HIM I I.M I HIIHM I • I ADMINISTRATION 48 Wayne A. Marcottc Elementary Principal Clifford Chamberlain Supervising Principal Richard G. Green Assistant Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Row I: Howard Virkler. Lawrence Marolf. Helen Carnie. Row 2: Donald Petzoldt. Duane Streeter. Ralph Farncv. Lawrence Byrnes. 49 GUIDANCE and SPECIAL EDUCATION Mary Lou Z. Ryan—Business B.S., SUNY Albany. Nancy Chamberlain-Home Economics B.S.. Cornell University. 50 Gary W. Jones-Special Education Assoc. In Arts, Keystone Jr. College. B.S., E. Stroudsburg Sl M.Ed.. Bloomsburg St. Martha Boshart-School Psychologist B.S.. Columbia University M.A.. Columbia University Prof. Dip.. Columbia University. Barker D. Herr-Special Education B.S., Northwestern University M.A.. Bradley University. Joseph M. Haluska—Special Education B.S.. Bloomsburg State Syracuse University. 51 MATH Muriel H. Hynes-Mathcmatics B.S., SUNY Oswego. 52 Brian Klossner-Mathematics B.S.. Ithaca College. SCIENCE Marilyn Hanlon—Mathematics A.B., Albany State Teacher’s College, M.Ed.. St. Lawrence University. Joseph Staneck Science B.S. M.A.. Pennsylvania State University Robert Giordano-Science. B.A. Colgate University. Lawrence B. Ryan-Science. B.S. Ronald A. Maiellaro—Science SUNY Albany. M.S., Rensselaer B.A.. SUNY Fredonia. Polytech Institute. 53 James Lester—Social Studies—State Univ. Teacher’s College. Plattsburgh Diarmuid H. O'Hara—English B.S., Syracuse University Kenneth R. Proulx— Social Studies-B.S., Ed. SUC at Oswego — SOCIAL STUDIES Pierre H. Wallack— Social Studies B.A. Providence College. M.A.. Colgate Univ. Robert Williams- Social Studies-B. A., Utica College Daniel Roggie -Social Studies - B.A.. Goshen College. M.Ed.. St. Lawrence University M ENGLISH Sally Young-English—B.A. College of New Rochelle Mary Ann Lcpkowski-English B.S., SUC at Oswego. M.S., SUNY at Albany mmm bib ■■■Miam ■■r if’? Russell E. Houghton— English—A. B.. Harvard College. A M.. Boston University Margaret Morrison—English B.A.. SUNY at Potsdam Geraldine McDonald—English B.A., M.A.. SUNY at Albany FINE ARTS Lionel Snave-Music- Joseph Perry-Music-B.S.. B.S.. Ithaca College SUC Fredonia. M.S., Long Island University Barabara Hayes—Art- French, Utica College B.A Hedy Taylor-Art-B.F.A.. M.S., Syracuse 56 Carolyn Snow-Latin-A.B., SUC Albany PHYSICAL EDUCATION Norman C. Schultz— Phys. Ed.-B.S., SUC at Cortland M.A., Univ. of Minnesota Shirley Boliver-Phys. Ed.-B.S.E.. SUC at Cortland Bradford Bramhall—Phys. Ed.-B.S.. Springfield College Robert H. Norcross— Phys. Ed.-B.S.. M S., SUNY Cortland Patricia M. Ford—Phys. Ed.-B.S. SUC. Brockport 57 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Harvey Taylor-Mechanical Drawing and Driver Education B.S., SUC at Oswego. M.S.. Syracuse University. Earl Shortt—Industrial Arts and Driver Education B.S. SUC Oswego. SPECIAL EDUCATION Katherine Zecher-Librarian A.B., St. Lawrence University. Pamela Williams—Library Secretary. Nathan E. Brown-Agriculture B.S., M.A.T.. Cornell University. Jane Demorest-Dental Hygienist A.A.S. Farmingdale A.T.C. Joyce Boucher—School Nurse B.S.. SUC Plattsburgh. v- Sealed: Miss A. Virkler. Standing: Miss E. Marolf. Mrs. E. Herzig, Mrs. R. Monnat. Mrs. A. Streeter, Mrs. S. Brown. SECRETARIES AND AIDES Mrs. C. Austin 60 CUSTODIANS Row 1: S. Peters. R. Noftiser. G. Largett, M. Smith, N. Dicob, L. Goutremout. Row 2: E. Ward, K. Kuhl, E. Larget, W. Marolf. Row 1: H. Roggie, M. Moser. H. Moshier, R. Moore, G. Myers, J. Loconti, G. Marolf. G. Edwards, U. Farney, R. Lyndaker. Row 2: (in windows) R. Widrick. A. Arthur. M. Lyndaker, M. Famey. N. Cle- mens, B. Nagy. BUS DRIVERS 61 CAFETERIA STAFF I. to R: R. Widrick. E. Campeau, M. Hodkinson. B. Schneider, E. Roggie. R. Marolf. Z. Wakefield, M. Zchr. V. Burr, A. Stcria. A. Widrick. J. Widrick, J. Yousey, G. Kipfer. I Lyndaker. E. Turck. C 62 • • • � •� • • __ • Ml M • • • • « • Ml • • _• it I I I� •_« 'I' I • • •■ III • III Hi I • t t • |lll| I I I • • Hill It • Ml I I III mi i • I • • 1 •fiM • t • • |«M I f t t • ' • •Mill • t.t • I him I M.M II tmi lift t YEARBOOK STAFF Row I. P. Lyndakcr. M. Zehr. Row 2: C. Campany, C. Schneeberger, B. Hoch. C. Weimore. T. Tooker, L. Grau. B. Becker. W. Petzoldt. Row 3: P. McCabe. R. Lehman. J. Kuhl, L. Spagnolli, L. Donaldson. M. Lvndaker. D. Bruce. L. Schneeberger. P. Murphy. Row 4: K. Zehr. A. Kolher. S. Bergmann. M. McCabe. E. Hansen. L. Everard. J. Monnat. P. Cherbini, M. Steiner. L. A. Virklcr, J. Taube. L. Hills. S. Peters, T. Peters. G. Widrick. EDITORS Row l: P Chcrbini- business editor; C. Campany. circulation editor; G. Widrick. Layout Editor; Erik Hansen. Copy Editor; M. McCabe, co-editor; T. Nortz. Typing Editor; K. Zehr. Art Editor; Row 2: A. Kohler, co-editor; Mr. Williams. Advisor: P Murphy. Photography Editor; Absent: J. Martin. Advertising Editor. Sue Marilley. Assistant Editor. FAIR QUEEN Fair Queen-Mary Jane Morrow. I State Choir-Lu Ann Virklcr. Steve Bcrgmann. BOYS STATE Boy’s State—Erik Hansen. Randy Schweitzer. ( ALL STATE CHORUS DELEGATES 65 National Honor Society Row 1: J. Taube; T. Peters; S. Peters; Row 2: S. Chamberlain, P. McCabe; J. Bushey; M. McCabe. Standing: H. Wakefield: E. Hanson; Seated: J. Widrick: C. Roggic; J. Beller; S. Marilley; T. Nortz. 66 INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP The Student Council of B.R.C.S. feels that the exchange of students, from one country to another, helps our understanding of other peoples and their customs. During the past summer, LuAnn Virkler traveled to Guatemala for two exciting and educational months. She visited many places and met many people, including the President of Guatemala. This past September, Hortencia “Tita” Salos came to Beaver Falls, from Arequipa, Peru. She has resided at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Schneeberger. During the school year, Tita attended Vocational school where she trained to fulfill her ambition of becoming a secre- tary. In June, Tita will return to Peru to study at the University. Through their experiences, these two girls feel that they have gained a better understanding of different people and their customs. 67 STUDENT LOAN FUND STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: P. Campany. Mrs. Austin. Mrs. Hanlon. Row 2: D. Evans. Mr. Martin. Mr. Ruhm. Mr. Chamberlain. Row I: D. Sauer. N. Widrick. J. Zchr, J. Sullivan. K. Lehman. D. Wolff, P. Duflo, J. Zehr. Row 2: L. Grau. T. Tooker. L. A. Virkler. W. Petzolt, T. Meyer. Row' 3: Miss Boshart. co-advisor; Mrs. Young, co-advisor; D. Farncy. N. Campany. C. Lee. D. Kloster, D. Zchr. L. A. Schneeberger, C. Wctmore. B. Anderson. N. Robin- son. Row 4: P. Lyndaker, M. Chartrand. M. Monnat, D. Lehman, K. Carpenter. D. Grimmer. M. Schack. J. Burkhard. P. McCabe. R Sullivan. B. Bezio. D. Schindler. Row 5: G. Widrick. R. Chamberlin. D. Cle- mens. K. Hoppel, K. Zehr. H. Wakefield. R. Largett, R. Lyndaker. L. Spagnolli. QUIZ TEAM Row I: P Merry, S. Marilley. M. Monnat, E. Han- sen. Row 2: Mr. Proulx—advisor; D. Clemens. 68 LIBRARY CLUB Row I: L. Hoch, P. Aucter. R. Burris, L. Walseman. Row 2: W. Pate, V. Lyndaker, J. Zchr, P. Merry, R. Lyndaker. J. Noftiser, J. Zehr. D. Grim- mer. Row 3: R. Burris. A. Shaw. ANNOUNCERS CLUB Row 1: M. Lehman. T. Tooker, J. Martin. L. Bowen, V. Nortz, Mr. Haluska, advisor; K. Bush. FRENCH CLUB Row I: P. Campany. E. Hansen, J. Monnat, D. Evans. Row 2: M. McCabe. R. Lehman. S. Marilley, S. Lyndaker. C. Schneeberger, B. Hoch, M. Houppert. Row 3: P. McCabe. C. Campany. A.V. CLUB Row I: B. Chastain, T. Meyer. K. Hop- pel. K. Simpson. Row 2: R. Garrison. L. Virkler. M. Buckingham. J. Marolf, R. Widrick. Row 3: Mr. Genzel—advisor; M. Farney. B. Kirch. C. Marolf. 69 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row I: M. Houpert. R. Sullivan, R. Chartrand. J. Kuhl, M. Morrow, R. Lehman, M. Lehman. Row 2: H. Wakefield, B. Kirch. D. Bruce, L. Brouty, T. Tooker. S. Noftsier. L. Grau, W. Petzolt, B. Zehr. T. Steiner. B. W. Lyndaker. Row 3: M. Chartrand, B Hoch, C. Swit- zer, C. Golden. S. Nortz, R. Burkholder. S. Schneeber- ger, P. McCabe, D. Day, L. Spagnolli, L. Schneeber- ger, J. Yousey, J. Bushey. FIVE-O-CLUB Row I: S. Lyndaker. Row 2: Mr. Shortt-a uor. Row 3: M. Slayko, M. Morrow, R. Burris. Row I: G. Zehr, L. Virkler. D. Hirschcy. K. Jackson. B. Mattis, S. Zehr. Row 2: K. Meyers, R. Fleming. K Bush. R. Garrison, K. Bush, J. Lehman. B. Chastain. Row 3: Mr. Shortt, M. Slayko. D. Tabolt. S. Lyndaker, K. Slayko. P. Turck, R. Kampnich. B. Chartrand, J. Shack. K. Hoppcl. B. Hehman, M. Morrow, R. Larget, W. Houppert. R. Young, R. Burris, S. Monnat. OFFICERS 70 SCHOOL LUNCH CLUB Row I: L. Bowen. Row 2: J. Leaf. R. Van Arnam. C. Arthur. M. Bibbins. J. Bush, M. Adams. Row 3: L. Arthur. J. Zchr. C. Dclislc. S. Turck, P. Bolivcr. J. Anderson. Mrs. Burr -advisor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1: M. Youscy, C. Aucter, K. Zehr. D. Noftsier. J. ger, L. Ostrowski, K. Moore. K. Boliver, B. Boshart. T. Dicob. C. Austin. F. Lyndaker. Row 2: S. Woolschla- Pate. C. Bolivcr. J. Martin, D. Iannone. L. Perry. Row 1: N. Grunert, R. Lyndaker. D. Moore. K. Ritz. Row 2: E. Flint. P. Merry. J. Zehr. J. Zehr. R. Lyndaker. J. Noftsier. M. Schantz, K. Nortz, C. Peters. Row 3: R. Mosier. B. Zehr. M. Ncllcnback. T. Zchr. M. Widrick. D. Grunert. D. Windover, L. Mattis. Row 4: E. Hoch. D. Kirch, C. Farney. E. Zehr. P. Dowling. C. Chartrand. J. Clemons. W. Pate. M. Lehman. L. Martin. OFFICERS Row I: Miss Hayden—advisor. L. Hoch. Mrs. Chamberlain— advisor. Row 2: D. Hoch. C. Chartrand. S. Keiffer. L. Grunert. T. La Plante. D. Lyndaker, C. Briot. 71 SPEAKING CONTEST Row 1: J. Widrick, P. McCabe. B. Anderson. K. Hansen. Row 2: R Schweitzer. M. Monnat. M. Chartrand. Row 3: J. Martin. C. Roggie. J. Farney. SCHOOL STORE Row I: J. Zehr, D. Sauer, C. LaPlante, L. Turck, K. LaPlante. V. Lyndaker. Row 2: M. E. Bibbins, L. Enslow. R. Brown. K. Becker. A. Zehr, C. Lehman. Mrs. Ryan. R. Largett. S. Bcrgmann. S. O’Reilly. Mr. Barrett, A. Kirch. M. Monnat. B. Johnson. 72 MUSICAL PRODUCTION CLUB “OLIVER Row I: K. Hoppel. S. Martin, M. Monnat. Row 2: J. Stanek, S. Mari I Icy, A. Kohler. J. Widrick. P. Murphy. Row 3: J. Ma- rilley. K. Zchr, D. Martin. D. Clemens, M. Lyndakcr. J. Bushey, E. Hansen. C. Roggic, G. Widrick. C. Campany. Row 4: Miss Morrison, co-director; T. Generous. A. M. Sta- nck. D. Farncy. P. Lyndakcr. M. McCabe. M. Nortz. S. Lyn- dakcr. B. Anderson. B. Wetmore. J. Zehr. B. Anderson. C. Wetmorc. D. Evans. Mr. Snave. musical director. Row 5: J. Mellnitz, E. Turck. R. Largett. J. Taube, D. Nortz, J. McCabe. B. Monnat, A. Virkler. T. Steiner. Row 6: Mr. Perry. musical director; S. Lyndaker. R. Kloster, J. Lyndaker, D. Marilley, M. Nortz, S. Chamberlain. J. Farney. L. A. Virkler. S. Bergmann. M. Lehman. T. Steiner. J. Yousey. P. McCabe. S. Schncebcrgcr. Mr. O'Hara, co-director. SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE Row I: K. Streeter. B. Anderson. R. Largett. Row 2: D. Nortz. J. Burk hard, C. Wetmorc. V. Nortz. Row 3: D. Marilley. S. Walker, C. Sherwood. D. Streeter. M. Lehman. C. Schweitzer, J. Mellnitz. E. Turck, Mr. Perry. FRESHMEN Row I: Mr. Perry. D. Martin. K. Lyndaker. J. Monnat. Row 2: A. Kirch. R. VanAmam, D. Far- ney. M. Lyndaker. D. Schindler. J. McCabe, D. Hirschey. M. L. Marolf. B Gilbert. J. Clemens, P. Ostrowski. B Monnat, M. Nortz. 73 JUNIOR BAND Row I: K. Peters. S. Emerson. D. Wright. V. Aucter, K. Fleming. C. Marolf, C. Manzer, I. Stanek. Row 2: L. Virkler, N. Chapman, M. Boliver, M. Nortz, L. En- slow, S. Widrick, j. Virkler. T. Schindler. K. Hansen. B. Widrick, K. Kirkbride, C. Becker, B. Anderson, B. Wetmore. D. Lyndaker, S. Martin. Row 3: S. Enslow, M. Golden. N. Robinson. SENIOR BAND Row I: M. Lehman. P. Lyndaker, C. Gcnzel. J. Yousey. V. Aucter. J. Wakefield, P. McCabe, L. Schneeberger, S. Marilley. Row 2: W. Petzolt, C. Aucter, T. Zehr, C. Schweitzer, D. Hirschey, J. Stanek. J. Widrick, S. Widrick, T. Steiner, S. Schneeberger. J. Marilley, A. Stanek, R. VanArnam, J. Marilley, M. Duffer, L. Grau, S. Chamber- lain. Row J: D. Martin. J. Zehr. J. Schweitzer. D. Farney, M. Lyndaker, Mr. Snave, J. Taube, D. Marilley. T. Peters. S. Chamberlain, J. Marolf, A. Virkler, P. Campany, L. Virkler, N. Woodhouse, P. Bezio, S. Turck. STAGE BAND Row I: C. Wetmore. B. Chamberlain, T. Peters. Row 2: L. Grau, J. Marilley, M. Duffer, S. Chamberlain. A. Virkler. J. Stanek. J. Widrick, S. Widrick. A. Stanek. M. Lehman. S. Schneeberger. D. Marilley. 74 JUNIOR CHORUS SENIOR CHORUS Row I: J. Marilley, S. Turck. J. Zehr. D. Far- ney. S. Lyndaker, T. Woolschlager, T. Tooker. B. Virkl, J. Anderson, C. Mcistcr, D. Windovcr, M. Lehman. Row 2: P. Lyndaker. R. Van- Arnam. V. Lehman. J. Schweitzer. K. Peters, J. Windover, B. Zehr, S. Taube. K. Farney. N. Campany. S. Widrick. S. Schneeberger, T. Schindler, K. Streeter, K. Lyndaker. D. Nortz, J. McCabe. S. Widrick. J. Monnat, P. Hanlon. D. Roggie, A. Kirch, D. Hirschey. Row 3: J. Yousey. W. Petzoltd. M. Houppert. C. Schweit- zer. S. Bushey, J. Burkhard. L. Schneeberger. B. Gilbert, J. Clemmons, S. Walker. M. Marolf. K. Evans, B. Hoch, D. Schlindler. S. Bush. R. Gar- rison. M. Monnat. B. Mcister. D. Boshart, A. Virklcr. H. Wakefield, J. Marilley. C. Roggie. P. Ostrowski. M. Nortz, J. Zehr, B. Monnat. Row 4: B. Boshart. J. Lyndaker. D. Zehr. M. Nellen- beck, E. Turck, J. Martin. L. Martin. M. Zehr. M. McCabe. S. Sherwood. S. Lyndaker, S. Lyn- daker. M. Lyndaker, L. Grau, B. Becker, P. Murphy. L. Virkler, S. Bergmann. R Largct. V. Nortz, D. Marilley. J. Woolschlager. G. Farney. J. Monnat. B. Anderson, G. Widrick. J. Bjjshey, M Buck;''rtK— Seated L Grau. C. Wetmorc. W. Pctzolt. Standing: Mr. Perry. D. Evans. M Buckingham. R. Largett. S. Bergmann. H Wakefield. M. Monnat, G. Widrick. M. McCabe. J. Yousey. L. Virkler. T. Steiner. M. McCabe. J. Yousey. L. A. Virkler. T. Steiner. C. Roggie. L. Virkler. P. Lyndaker. 75 CHEERLEADERS X'dvr J.V. Row I: S. Bushcy (Captain). S. Noftsier. Row 2: S. Bush. Row 3: M. Lyndaker. J. Burkard, N. Campany. Row I: W. Pctzolt, L. Schnceburger. P. McCabe. L. Grau. Row 2: C. Wctmore. K. Carpenter. Row 3: Amy Kohler (Cap- tain) 77 WEIGHT- LIFTING CLUB Row I: L. Virkler, K. Bush, D. Clemons, D. Shaw. Row 2: D. Spencer. N. Farney. R. Pate, P. Turck, J. Monnat, J. Bush, P. Ostrowski. T. Tabolt. Row 3: N. Woodhouse. P. Kampnich. T. Steiner. B. Chartrand, K. Slayko, L. Mooney, L. Hills. T. Gruneru J. Schack. GAA VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS AND MANAGERS Row 1: P. Kampnich. J. Widrick. R. Stuhl. S. Chamberlain. D. Dewey. D. Evans, S. Bergmann, J. Far- ney. Row 2: J. Martin, K. Slayko. B. Lyndaker. M. Stiener. C. LaPlante. C. Shaw, J. Bush. Row 3: D. Nortz, R. Fredenburg, R. Lee, J. Bushey, J. Staneck, E. Zehr, M. Chartrand. J. Bush, J. Bush. Missing A. Grau. L. Zehr. Row I: A. Kohler. Synchronized Swimming; J. Hodkinson. Basketball; B. Becker. President; F. Lyndaker. Volleyball; C. Campany. Bowling: R. Lyndaker. Softball; P Murphy. Competitive Swimming; R. Lehman. Tennis; S. Schneeberger, Reporter; S. Bush. Track; B. Nortz. Treasurer; M. Zehr, Field Hockey; S. Bushey. Gymnastics. 78 t • « • I • • • «II I •' 11 ♦ • • • • •I� • • • ■I 111 • • • III� � I I • • •III • • • •_ •I� � % • • • III • «11 1 • • I • •Mill I • • !«•••• • • •41 � II� . Illi Ii� � I • 1 •I MMI� � • • M'l'l I • _••_• IMNM I.I.M llUHt I I � I Co-Captains Kenton Hoppel and Frank Slayko led the varsity to their second straight undefeated dual meet season. Highlights of the season in- cluded the big upset wins over Lowville and South Jeff in a tri-meet in the best team perform- ance of the season. Kenton Hoppel’s consistently outstanding individual performances, capped by a fifth place in the sectionals, made him the out- standing individual runner. The Junior High teams ran their undefeated streak to thirty dual meets in a row. The J.V. team led by Paul Kampnich, enjoyed its first suc- cessful season in its history. Ron I: B. Johnson. B. Anderson. J. Bush. P. Kampnich. Row 2: T. Steiner, J. Mon- nat. K. Slayko. R. Stuhl. J. Farney. H. Wakefield. Row 3: J. Duflo, L. Hills, D. Evans, S. Chamberlain, K. Hoppel, F. Slayko, P. Wallack. Coach. CROSS COUNTRY BEAVER RIVER—Opponent Varsity Dual Meets (Low Score Wins) BEAVER RIVER OPPONENT 15 South Lewis 50 26 Lowville 30 20 South Jefferson 33 21 Belleville 34 18 Carthage 43 80 Frontier League Stone Jug Meet, Second Place-Beaver River Section 3 Championships. Sixth Place-Beaver River Row 1: J. Virkler, P. Meyer. S. Lyndaker, T. Taube. P. Turk. Row 2: L. Pctzolt. W. Becker. J. Virkler. P. Hill. J. McCabe. S. Lyndaker. Row 3: Coach. Mr. Wallack. J. Monnat. M. Golden. S. Bush. J. Zehr. J. Farney. S. Widrick. 81 Row I: P. McCabe. A. Zehr, L. Schneeberger. M. Duffer. D. Grimmer. P. Murphy. B. Hoch, M. McCabe. S. Widrick. Row 2: Miss Boliver, Advisor. B. Gilbert. D. Day, M. Lyndakcr, T. LaP- lantc. K. Carpenter. C. Chartrand, M. Barker. GIRLS SWIM TEAM This year has been the Swim Team’s most successful year. In non-league competition the girl’s defeated Holland Patent twice, while losing to both Rome and New Hartford. In their Frontier League schedule, the girls defeated Lowville’s team for the first time in their four years of competition. In addition, the team posted two victories over Carthage, while being outscored twice by a strong Watertown team. By finishing with a 4-2 record, the girl’s team captured second place in the League behind the unde- feated Watertown team. 82 Row I: W. Petzoldt, L. Grau, S. Kalamas. P. Edwards. C. Lee. S. Bushey. B Becker. Row 2: P. Lyndaker. J. Hodskinson. B. Nortz, T. Nortz. L. Spagnolli. M. Morrow, C. Widrick. M. Zehr, Miss Ford—Advisor. The Beaver River GAA Field Hockey teams, under the direction of Miss Ford, impressed all their opponents this year with Teams I and II going undefeated and Team I regaining the Frontier League Championship title. The strong varsity offense was backed up by an equally strong defense. Beaver River scored 34 goals, to its opponents three. Excellent stickwork, teamwork and great determination were the prime fac- tors influencing the team's success. Row I: S. Bush. C. Wctmore, M. Lehman. C. Farney. R. Chartarnd. J. Lehman. Row 2: T. loo- ker. R. Lehman. C. Meister. D. Streeter, S. Lyndaker. C. Sherwood. C. Campany. S. Noftsier, Miss Ford—Advisor. HOCKEY 83 Row 1: R. Burris. T. Williams. H. Dcveines. R. Lee. T. Meyer, T. Meyer, M. Slayko. M. Chartrand, K. Lyndaker. P. Campany. J. Zehr. M. Monnat. Coach: Mr. Perry. Row 2: Coach, Mr. Norcross. C. LaP- lanlc. J. Hirsch. A. Grau. D. Pominville, P. Monnat. D. Dewev. M. Buckingham. J. Dicob, J. Stanek, R. Virkler, J. Martin. J. Campany. B Bezio. FOOTBALL Although the football team dropped from two losses in 1970 to just one this year, the team finished second in the Frontier League behind undefeated General Brown. Lack- ing last year’s strong passing game, the 1971 football team resorted to ball control offense and a savage defense; a de- fense that shut out four teams, and held three to minus yardage. Led by All Upstate halfback Ron Lee and seven other All League members, including seniors Tom Meyer, Jim Martin, Jim Zehr. and co-captain Andy Grau, the Bea- vers played their most remembered game against Lowville. This was the first meeting of the two schools and although Beaver River won by only 10-0, our players so completely dominated the game that Lowville was held to minus sixty total yards for the night. The prospects for next year look bright with thirteen returning lettermen, including three jun- iors who made the All League team, and a strong group of upcoming sophomores. BEAVER RIVER OPPONENT 8 South Lewis 0 10 Lowville 0 22 General Brown 34 16 Alexandria Bay 0 12 Sackets Harbor 12 8 Clayton 0 26 Sandy Creek 16 5 Wins 1 Loss 1 Tie BEAVER RIVER—Opponent 84 Row 1: D. Spencer, P. Barker. D. Wolff, J. Farney, T. Wolff, L. Ritz, J. Marolf, B. Planty, Coach. S. Bergmann, Mgr. G. Bosharl. Row 2: Coach. Mr. Klossmer. K. Lyndakcr. R. Meyer. D. Merry. B. Mcisler, N. Woodhousc. B. Chartrand. R. Martin. J. Steria. P. Ostrowski. Row 3: Coach. Mr. Buckingham. R. Marolf, B. Meyer. H. Kicffer, S. Andre. L. Mooney. L. Davoy. D. Monnat. B. Chamberlain, V. Nortz. 85 BASKETBALL Front to Right: S. Bushcy. W. Pctzoldt, B. Becker. R. Lehman, J. Hod- kinson, J. Kuhl, P. Edwards. Front to Left: P. Lyndaker, S. Bush. L. Virkler, M Zehr, L. Spagnolli, P. Murphy. Center Back: Miss Boliver. Coach. VOLLEYBALL Row 1: J. Hodkinson. T. Nortz, C. Pominville. M. Lehman. R. Lehman. Row 2: J. Clemons. B. Brown. L. Schneeberger. Row 3: Miss Ford, F. Lyn- daker. L. Spagnolli. B. Becker. B. Nortz. J. Buckingham. Row 4: L. Grau. W. Petzoldt, M. Morrow. SOFTBALL Front. Left to Right: B. Virkler. J. Dicob. S. Young. E. Rowsam. J. Wakefield. S. KeifTer. Back: C. Meister. W. Streeter, C. Campany, L. Lyndaker. L. Virkler. K. Andre. J. Lehman, P. Wakefield. 86 TRACK Row I: P. Buckingham. J. Virkler. C. Lee. S. Bushev. S. Noftsier. C. Schweitzer. J. Buckingham. G. Fredenburg. M. Zehr. B. Becker. Row 2: D. Day. L. Schneeberger. K. Carpenter. K. Farney. B. Nortz, G. Lyons, J. Burkard. S. Bush, J. Howlcy. M. Spagnolli. Row 3: Miss Ford. A. Kohler. S. Lyndaker. T. Nortz. S. Sherwood, P. Edwards. P. McCabe. B. Thenes. S. Nortz, D. Streeter. S. Walker. P. Lyndaker. GYMNASTICS Row I: J. Burkard, D. Day. S. Bush. J. Lehman. L. Ostrowski. S. Bushey, N. Campany. J. Virkler. C. Lee, K. Moore, D. Lyndaker. C. Schweitzer. C. Wetmore. B. Thenes. Center: Miss Boliver. Row 2: C. Schneeberger. B. Bailey, S. Keiffcr. P. McCabe, P. Edwards. 87 Row I: D. Wolff, J. Bush. L. Zehr. J. Bush. E. Zehr. C. Shaw, J. Bush. K. Lyndaker. A. Grau, R. Lee, J. Staneck, M. Slayko. Row 2: Mr. Norcross. coach. J. Zehr. D. Kieffer. M. Zehr. L. Chartrand, D. P. Monnau J. Campany. G. Roggie. C. LaPlante, M. Chartrand. P. Barker, D. Spencer. J. Buckingham. B. Lyndackcr. R. Kampnich. L. Moonev, P. Bibbins. Chartrand. S. Grau, T. Lee. R. Steria. M. Brown. Row 3: D. Roggie, WRESTLING TEAM BEAVER RIVER OPPONENT SI LaFargeville 9 19 Sandy Creek 32 44 IHC 15 22 Clayton 31 59 Adirondack 0 48 Copenhagen 11 39 General Brown 7 42 South Lewis 11 34 Carthage 21 9 Lowvilie 33 35 Alexandria Bay 17 12 Indian River 30 30 South Jefferson Adirondack Christmas Wrestling 17 Tournament Champions Frontier League Tournament—4th place Section III Class C-6th place The wrestling team enjoyed its most successful sea- son ever in 1971-72 by compiling a fine 9-4 record. The highlight of the year was the winning of the Boonville Christmas Wrestling Tournament. There, the Beavers produced three third places (Darrell Roggie, Joe Bush, Joe Stanek), one second (Lynn Zehr), and four champions (John Bush, Ron Lee, Andy Grau, Kim Lyndaker). At the Frontier League Tournament, again the Bea- vers made their strongest showing ever, led by 155 pound League Champion Ron Lee and third places by Joe and John Bush, Lynn Zehr, and fourth by Earl Zehr. At the Sectionals, things did not go as well as ex- pected, but surprising strength was shown by the boys who will help build next year’s team. Darrell Roggie, Joe Bush, and Earl Zehr placed third, Calvin Shaw took fourth, and senior Lynn Zehr also took a third. Two other members of the Varsity who showed strong promise at the end of the year were John Campany and Mike Slayko, who along with Joe Sta- nek, should come into their own next year. The wrestling team can look back with pride on its best season yet. Although still a fairly young team, with only four seniors on the varsity squad, the team has improved considerably since last year. A strong showing was made against schools that have con- sistently had excellent wrestling teams. After a slow start, at the beginning of the season, the team came back to win the Boonville Christmas Tour- nament, its first championship ever. Individual cham- pions were: John Bush at 129 lbs., Kim Lyndaker at 138 lbs.. Co-captain Andy Grau at 145 lbs., and Co- captain Ron Lee at 155 lbs. Other individuals who placed were: 2nd place—Lynn Zehr at 112 lbs. and Jim Bush at 117 lbs.,, 3rd place—Darrel Roggie at 100 lbs., Joe Bush at 106 lbs. and Joe Stanek at 177 lbs. The team is still on a building program under Coach Norcross. With the future in mind, the team looks for- ward to next year with hopes for a junior high team to maintain a winning squad. SWIM TEAM Row I: V. Zehr, K. Lyndaker, P. Campany, J. Bates. B. Lehman. T. TabolL K. Slayko. T. Steiner. D. Martin. Row 2: Mr. Schultz, Coach; V. Nortz. T. Williams. F. Slayko. K. Zehr. M. Steiner. Row I: S. Martin, R. Meister, S. Lyndaker. S. Peck. J. Farney. Row 2: D. Buell. B. Eaton, R. Buell. D. Meyers. Row 3: K. Kirk bride. T. Morrow, D. Chartrand. L. Dunbar. R. Grimmer, A. Proulx. Row 4: L. Bowen. J. Fred- enburg, S. Enslow, J. Zehr, D. Tabolt. J. Chartrand. 89 BASKETBALL The 1971-72 Varsity basketball team, led by senior tri-captains Jack Bushey, Dave Evans, and Don Dewey completed a very successful season, ending with a 13-1 league record. The Beavers, sporting a strong offense and a defense marked by a savage press, worked as a well balanced team. But the credit for this victorious season goes not only to the players. Mr. Giordano, who the players feel is the best coach in the league, was responsible for the success of the team. Hav- ing won the Frontier League title, the Beayers then finished second behind I.H.C. in the play- offs. In Section III, Class C play, the team ad- vanced as far as the semi-finals before being de- feated. The team is losing three seniors, but the crop of juniors coming up will make up for this loss. Row 1: J. Taube. manager. Row 2: R. Giordano, coach; J. Monnat, R. Widrick, J. Bushey. S. Chamberlain. R. Stuhl. J. Widrick. D. Evans, D. Dewey, G. Farney, S. Peters. B. Lyndaker, R. Frcdcnburg. BEAVER RIVER 78 68 84 85 •85 •74 82 60 76 73 73 70 78 78 84 91 ••58 ••57 •••77 •••53 South Jefferson South Lewis General Brown Lowville Camden Adirondack Carthage IHC Indian River South Jefferson South Lewis General Brown Lowville Carthage IHC Indian River General Brown IHC Mount Markham Waterville ••56 IHC •Adirondack Christmas Tourney Champions ••Frontier League Playoffs •••Section III competition 1971-72 Frontier League “A” Champions OPPONENT 66 43 67 30 54 73 68 64 56 57 58 58 52 62 67 66 45 58 70 51 63 91 1971 BASEBALL BEAVER RIVER—Opponent ManaSer- W McVeigh; B. Lee. K. Lyndaker, T. Williams. L. Zehr. B. Bczio. Manager; J. ehr Row 2: C. LaPlante. J. Campany. M. Farnev. D. Zehr, A. Grau. P. Merrv. H Yancey H. Dcvcmes. W. Widrick. Coach-Mr. Lester. BEAVER RIVER OPPONENT 2 I.H.C. 8 3 Lowvillc 4 12 Indian River 0 2 Carthage 4 4 South Jefferson 9 8 South Lewis II 2 LHC. 10 1 Low ville 2 13 Indian River 3 4 South Lewis 6 1 Carthage 13 5 South Jefferson 4 Rccord-3 Wins to 9 Losses 92 Row : D. Merry. J. Monnat. P. Campany. S. Lyndaker. T. Wolff. D. Wolff. Row 2: E. Lyndaker. R Widrick. B. Planty. B. Flemming. Coach, Mr. Perry. Row 3: K. Lyndaker. T. Grunen. J. Monnat. A. Shaw, B. Meyer. N. Woodhouse. The 1971 Baseball season was a very disappointing one for the Beaver River Varsity. The Club was mainly a sen- ior ball club that was potentially very strong. As soph- omores, they had compiled a 10-1 junior varsity record. As inexperienced juniors, they sported a 6-9 record. As seniors, prospects looked very promising for league con- tention. But their downfall was in their failure to hit and field in the clutch; generally weak pitching; and inability to jell together as a unit. Hopes for the 1972 Division Championship at this time are quite doubtful. Beaver River is the smallest school in the Frontier League “A Division, and if we are to be in contention for top spot, we need superb effort from our returning lettermen and those boys up from the junior varsity. Expected to head that category are Lynn Zehr, who led the club in batting; Andy Grau, one of the Tri- Captains of the 1971 ball club; and Phil Merry, one of the better outfielders. Row : B. Roggic. B. Spencer. D. Lehman. S. Peck, R. Schneider. K. Widrick. P. Duflo. G. Boshart. Ro w 2: J. Monnat. A. Kirch. R Fleming. R. Marlin, S. Andre. K. Merry. D. Clemons, B. Eaton. 93 TRACK and FIELD 1971 flic 1971 varsity team, co-captained bv Paul Sehamback and Terry KiefTer, was our best team ever. This came about even though the team sufTered their first dual meet loss since 1965. Perhaps the team's success was due to this loss. Coming in the opening meet it kindled a spark that became an inferno by season’s end. Sweet revenge came in the League Champions Meet. 1971 saw six new- school records set, including Bruce Pet- zoldt’s stunning ten Hat 100 yard dash in the Sectionals Great sophomores, led by Rick Stuhl. gave abundant prom- ise of things to come. I he season was climaxed by a second place for the all senior 880 yard relay team in the Interclass Meet in a new school record. Bruce Petzoldt was the first recipient of the annual Silverthorne Award given to the outstanding B.R.C.S. Track and Field athlete, graciously donated by Mrs. Holly Silverthorne. Row I: T Meyer. J. Bushev. C. Farncy. B Petzoldt, L. Barker, G. Widrick, K. Slayko. B. Nortz, W. Owens. E. Fredenburg. D. Manlley, R. Schweitzer. B. Anderson, R. Lyndaker. D. Tabolt. J. Farncy. J. Bush. P Kampnich. J. Farnev. Asst, manager. Row 2: P. Wallack. Coach: L. Hills. S. Chamberlain. D. Evans. G. Farney. D. Pominville. J. Duflo. F. Slayko. M. Buckingham. T. Meyer. K. Hoppel. D. Dewey. M. Steiner. R Stuhl. P. Cherbini. K. Zehr. S. Bergmann. L. Taubc. manager. BEAVER RIVER—Opponent BEAVER RIVER 59 91 104 112 104 Varsity Dual Meets South Jefferson Carthage Belleville Indian River Lowville OPPONENT 72 40 27 19 27 Varsity “B Team Dual Meets BEAVER RIVER OPPONEN 72 South Lewis Sackcts Harbor 87 General Brown League Champions Meet First Place-Beaver River Section 3 Championships Second Place Beaver River Row j. D Tooker. P. Barker. S. Widrick, J. McCabe. R. Bushev. M. Golden. P. Hills. Row 2: P. Wallack. Coach; H. Keiffer. B. Chamberlain. P. Ostrowski. J. Marilley. M. Norlz. 95 “Time it was, And what a time it was. It was ... A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be ... 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