Belleville Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Belleville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1973 volume:

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Weaver, M. Simonton, A. Smith. SCHOOL STAFF COOKS AND AIDS: E. Golding, C. Cough. V. Rogers, B. Munson, A. Loomis. BUS DRIVERS: J. Fulkerson. J. Ab- bott, O. Rohde, A. Loomis, S. Abbott, K. Hodge, H. Brown, L. Giddings, B. Stoodley. DEDICA T10N Ms. Marion Keck has been our commercial teacher at Belleville since 1963 and we, the class of 1973, are dedicating this edition of the Tower to her. A graduate of Mexico Academy and Central School, Ms. Keck graduated from the Albany State Teachers College, Albany, New York in 1942, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Busi- ness. Ms. Keck has taught at the Northville Central School, and at the Beaver River Central School, before being a secre- tary in the Research Center of the J. P. Lewis Company, Beaver Falls. Before coming to Belleville to teach, Ms. Keck taught at Lowville Academy and Central School, and at Mannsville Manor Central School. Our class will always remember her jovial spirit and helpfulness to everyone. 7 IN MEMORIAM Christina Presley (1963-1972) Christina was in second grade at Belleville Central School, where she was an enthusiastic and uncomplaining student. She was an avid Brownie in Girl Scouts, and a member of the Woodville Congregational Church Sunday School. At home, Christina enjoyed collecting dolls and jewelry, and making pot holders. In spite of her illness, Christina kept a cheer- ful, smiling outlook, and she is certainly missed by her classmates and all who knew her. William Scruggs (1908-1972) Union Academy and Belleville Central School was fortunate to have had Mr. Wil- liam Scruggs as its speech therapist. Mr. Scruggs graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in English and speech from Youngstown University, Youngstown, Ohio. He received his Master’s degree in speech therapy from New York University, and was a candidate for a Doctorate de- gree, having almost completed advance studies in speech. Mr. Scruggs taught at Belleville for ten years, working with students of all ages. He was dedicated to his work, and his gentle, quiet manner will be remembered always. Harry S. Truman (1884-1972) Thirty-third President of the United States from 1945 to 1953. Lyndon B. Johnson (1908-1973) Thirty-sixth President of the United States from 1963 to 1969. My School Mike Herron Eighth Grade Tho many have passed through your doors With many a memory of you, I hope to leave a memory of me With those who remain. By doing my best while I am here. But no matter what I do or how hard I try. It will be difficult to build a memory like yours. I’ll always have fond memories Of the hours spent at Belleville, My school. mkmll «V.-: 4 ’ --«V- SENIORS E. Ackley, S. Reynolds, 0. Fillhart, J. MacDuffic, D. Price, E. Eastman, M. Far man, S. Cobb, L. Dewitt, O. Rohde, R. Barney, W. Zehr, R. Fayette, A. Tamblin, H. Goodfriend, C. Habershaw, D. Bolton, L. Bailey, L Davis, D. Loomis, L. Wattles, M. Hedger, V. Perry, J. Greene, P. Frawley, S. Velcy, S. Parsons, P. Trowbridge, M, Baker, J. Rogers, J. Lake, M. Streeter, K. Keck, J. Golding, J. Shear, R. Cough, R. Dick. COLORS CHARTREUSE TANGERINE MOTTO DON’T LOOK BACK WITH ANGER— DON’T LOOK AHEAD WITH FEAR—LOOK AROUND WITH A WARENESS 10 FLOWER TIGER LILY We entered our Freshman year 59 strong, but the teach- ers felt we should be separated. Our first encounter of segre- gation occured when the girls ate lunch at 12:42 and the boys at 12. Study halls weren’t mixed, so the guys don’t re- member about the oranges and pocketbooks in the library with Mr. Moot. But we did get together for our first car wash and rec- ord hop and they were both very successful. In sports, instead of being managers, our guys got a taste of the real thing and have proven to be fine athletes; while the girls became bench warmers. In our sophomore year, however, many of the girls became cheerleaders. We sponsored another record hop which proved to be more successful than the first. Peg was elected to the Student Council as secretary and Sue Parsons as Vice President. When we got back to school for our Junior year, we ordered our rings and they came just before Christmas. We held some more dances and started selling candy at Basket- ball games. We celebrated the coming of our Senior year with a party at Veley’s cottage in Jefferson Park. Swinging into our Senior year we had to order pic- tures, caps and gowns, and graduation invitations. We had our Senior Play “Rest Assured.” We prepared to attend college by taking all the neces- sary tests, ACT’s and College Boards, and then sent in our applications. We definitely weren’t segregated this year, as at lunch we put two tables together and had a really good time. We had grown together in our last four years of school and are now a close knit “family”. We hope you see us at Canton, Oswego, Ithaca, Albany,Geneseo, Watertown. Pots- dam, Cortland, and Toni’s. We entered Belleville High School 59 strong; we leave as a united one! SENIOR PLA “REST ASSURED Y Mr. Morlock....................Lon Bailey Student Director: LuAnn Wattles Mrs. Morlock .............Peggy Trowbridge Assistant: Dale Thompson Mary................................Jill Lake Prompter: Sparrow Reynolds Jessica............................Kathy Keck Stage Manager: Wendell Zehr Mildred.......................Margo Baker Sound Effects: Debbie Forrester Joe Lanconi................. Michael Streeter Costumes: Janna Greene Luigi Lanconi................Arnold Tamblin Properties: Dawn Fillhart Martha.......................Elaine Eastman Make-Up: Marilyn Hedger Lucifer.......................Jeff Golding Larry DeWitt George Plew...................Ralph Dick Vicky Perry Mrs. Schmaltz.................Sheila Cobb Miss Lila Bull Dr. Brown.................... Randy Cough Curtains: Wendell Zehr Mr. Black.................... Orlin Rohde Sets: Jim Shear. Dennis Loomis, Jake...........................Jim Rogers Marilyn Hedger Mrs. Frinck..................Julie Mac Duffie Ushers: Karen Price, Dawn Fillhart Miss Akers........................Sue Parsons Announcer for skits: Mary Lou Farman Director: Mrs. William Smith Mr. Morlock’s a grouchy old miser, who always gripes about his aches and pains, fights with everyone, and won’t let his daughter, Mary, become engaged to Joe Lanconi be- cause Joe’s papa is poor. A feud starts between the fathers, but it appears over when Luigi’s heart gives out. However, Luigi gets permission to come back and haunt Mr. Morlock until he okays the wedding. All the family think Mr. Mor- lock’s lost his few remaining marbles when they see him out there talking to himself. (“Luigi’s visible only to Morlock and the audience, of course.”) So in his despair, he “acci- dentally” takes too many sleeping pills and kicks the bucket. But this doen’t end it all, because Mr. Morlock and Luigi say they won’t rest in peace until matters are settled to both of their satisfactions. However, Lucifer from “down-below” drops in to take Mr. Morlock to the lower regions. And to top it all off, life goes on in the Morlock home as if nothing’s happened. No one misses him. Now Morlock realizes what a heel he’s been and wishes for another chance. If only-Then he awakens from his dream. He didn’t die and neither did Luigi. So a very reformed Mr. Morlock approves the wedding, and peace finally reigns at the Morlock’s. CLASS DRIVING SLOW-POKES MOST ORIGINAL LAUGH COUPLE BELCHERS FAVORITES President Janna Greene “Janna Joanna” and the Lord said: GET WITH IT... Music 1,2,3,4 ... National Honor Society 2,3,4, ... Memories 1,2,3,4. Secretary Vicky Perry “Horton” Business Major... Senior Play ... Chorus 1, 2,3,4 ... Sports 1,2,3,4 ... April 30, 1972 ... LOVE IS GREAT! Those quiet times together with S.R______ “Bee Hives,” “Honey”. Vice President Dennis Loomis “Amby” Ellisburg field-day . . . Rides with Goody — Cough’s barn .. . President of Student Coun- cil ... Tony’s. Treasurer Patricia Erawlcy “Frog” Stone Quarry . . . “the” traitor... 69 Watt Bulb ... Chorus 1,2,3,4 ... Cheerleading 1, 2,3. 16 Rose Marie Barney “Rose-Bud” Business Major . . . Secretarial Science I II (Vocational). Lon Bailey “Whiskers” A man’s natural manner best becomes him .. . Band .. . Chorus ... 1,2,3,4 . . . Senior Play . . . Drama Club . . . Future Teachers Aide . . . add lots of other things . . . John 3:16 ... Isaiah 9. Edna Ackley “Eddie” Girls Chorus. Margo M. Baker “Mar” Girls soccer 1,2,3,4 ... senior play ... girls track 1,2 . . . Party March 21 .. . 4th of July 1971. 17 Arthur D. Berry “Artie” Bowling 1,2 ... Senior Play . . . “Guitar Man!” Larry Bertram “Crash” F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 . .. F.F.A. Vice President . . . Vodka Dance. Dale R. Bolton Football 1,2 .. . Basketball 1,2 .. . Band 1,2 . . . Chorus 1,2,3,4. Sheila Mac Cobb “Poly-grip Kid” Senior Play 4 . . . Soccer 1,2.3.4 . . . Volley- ball 1,2,3,4. Randy Cough “Cecil” Sports 1,2,3,4 . . . IVAN . . . Plankin’ Wagon ... Tony’s Pinball. 18 Larry G. Davis “Leaping Larry Basketball 1,2 ... Senior Play . “This is for Frog ... Vodka Dance .. . Party at Beach. Larry DeWitt “Lambsy” PLANKIN’ MOBILE ... Telephone Pole . . . LAMBSY . . . Sports Girls 1.2.3,4 Tony s. Ralph Dick “Seymour” Sports 1.2,3.4 . . Pinball Wizard . Spec Bus To Utica ... Woodsidc Cemetery .. . Super “Bug”. Elaine Eastman “Lanis Diary in Playhouse . . . “Life Guards” . .. Never Give All The Heart To Love ... “ Bushy ... Lambsy s Letter... “Edwards Dream”. Mary Farman “Dick” The day the bed broke . . . Jefferson Park Campings . . . Hedger’s Haymow with Sandy . . . Sports 1,2,3.4 . . . Our fun times with “Amos”. 19 Rick Fayette “King Fago No man is an Island Entire of itself.. . Base- ball 2,3.4 . .. Track 3,4 ... Chorus 1,2... Utica Trip ... Copenhagen-Faggot's. Dawn Fillhart “Boog” “That Love is all there is, is all we know of Lovc.“ Emily Dickinson ... St. John 3:lb- 21 ... Ecclesiastes 3:1-8. Debra Forrester “Debbie” Soccer 1,3 ... Basketball 1,2,3 ... Senior Play. Harold Goodfriend “Goodie” Senior Play 4 . . . Football 3 . . . FFA 1. Jeffrey (k lding “Jeff” Whenever two or more of us arc gathered in His name-There is Love ... Chorus 1,2,3.4 ... Track 1,2,3,4 ... 20 Charles Habershaw -Haby Going out for Track ... To Improve Run- ning ... SKILL. Marilyn Hedger “Homer” My PJ. Party ... Adams Center Dance ... Late Bus in Feb___Behind the Bell Tower ...The Qass of ”73”. Kathy Keck “BeaveT Croghan boloni . . . Beaver Falls . . . 3rd grade kiss ... 4 th grade ... fungus... smiles ... rides w jill... a rich lamb... sandy creek’s got soule... Jill Rebecca Lake “Mildred Peebles” Strawberry Hill-Canton ATC. . . Stuck in the snow in 70 . . . Little red VW’s and Tony’s ... Soccer. Basketball, Checrlcading 1-4 . . Sandy Geek’s got More. Julie Mac Duffle “Dum Dum” Chorus 1,2,3,4 . . . Senior Ray . . . Student nurse @ JVTC ... Ha? ... Oh Well! 21 Susan Ann Parsons � � p � Fourth grade Closet . . . M.W.'s “statement in algebra . . . Beaver River Track Meet . . Sports, Cheerleading ... Twirling, Student Council V.P. Karen Mane Price “Vincent” “Without Love there is no Life, here or any- where.” . . . Soccer . . . Volleyball . Sep- tember 18, 1971. Sparrow Reynolds “Bird” April 3.1970 . . . Margo's House .. Hender- son School. Jimmy Rogers “Maynard” 1,2,3.4 Basketball ... 3.4 Baseball ... M Track ... 4 Cross country ... 4 Soccer . . . Twitchets . . . Mildew Bird. Orlin Rohde “Cbon” Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . Track 3,4 Sher- burne. N.Y.... How's your ankle? . . . BEE HIVES! 22 Jim Shear “Grease Sports 1.2 ... FFA 1,2,3 ... Whcclic at Veley’s Cottage . . . Tony’s (Dewitt’s Tele- phone Polo). . . Fuss ball. Mike Streeter “Ups Sports 1.2,3.4 . . . Girls 1.2.3,4 etc. .. Red- dish . . . Plankin’ House . .. Baggies. Arnold Tamblin “Barnacle Bill’’ Vocational Bus . . . Senior Play . . . Utica Bus Trip . . . Vodka Dance . . . Hatchet Man. Dale Thompson “Bunch “Take it easy, nice easy’’ .. . “Home, on the lone prairie’ . .. Fires in cemetery .. . FJlisburg Field Day . . . “Dirks . Peggy Lu Trowbridge “P Tro” Oiccrlcading 2,3 .. . fuss ball at Tony’s .. . Boone’s Farm . . . Sandy Creek Parties . . . Summer of “72 . 23 Susan M. Veley “V” Cheerleading 2,3 Girls Sports 1,2,3,4, and boys 4th grade closet Alice's Restaurant (Peebles) Baker’s Attic- “Pink Ribbon” LuAnn Wattles “Louie” Singing in Chorus Playing in Band Tutoring Students Our Large Honor Society Uncoordination Plus Joyce Widrick “Giggles” Don’t bug me! Organist-Music lover Food Service Voc. 2-years Shy Charlie Young Wendell E. Zehr “Bungy “Wendell” Sports 1,2,3,4 Ivan L. Institute Ellisburg Gang-Ha .cl More intense need for English education FFA 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2 24 w L ’ ■ «Vs ■_f � v S. % y 7ii'’■j. y 'fiz: v ’ '• . $£ iV. V; av ll ''-V ''v‘7 i v• ?V.;jV- z i i.jsa '■• '•,r'■ ' „ 'fr s' •'{« ? |s s m 1«:° s . $'.; f 5 ? i -- i SS3 The Bell Tower Mark Eastman Eighth Grade Not snow nor heat nor rain nor cold— Every hour of every day of every year the bell rings. There it stands at the edge of the park with its own soul. To some the bell doesn’t ring at all; it sings. Some love the Tower; to others, something to be ignored. To some it has brought children home. In the light of dawn over the horizon. You see the Tower with the shadow of empty limbs. Like a person gazing on. UNDERCLASSMEN C p D. White. S. Hark. M. Hobbs, M Fuller, R. Gibbs. D. Stoodley, B. LaVcre, J. Bertram. L. Chamber- lain. B. Babcock. R. Redden, T. Frawley, G. Sikes, L. Clark, N. Langworthy. JUNIORS Smith, E. Davis, B. Bulluck, T. VanBrocklin, Donnin. M. Brasie, D. Forrester, L. Gillette, J. Lake. W. Si dm ore, D. Dcptuch, C. Widrick, P. Shear, W. Spearance, J. McCormick, L. Bert- ram. Absent M. Smith, W. Adams, J. Corron. 26 M. Cooley, J. Zehr, T. Dack, L. Guitierrez, C. Poor, D. Cobb, M. Gleason, A. Perry, D. Luman, L. Hough, P. Curtiss, B. Murdie, B. LaVere, D. Rogers SOPHOMORES M. Hodge, L Perry, D. Forrester, C Keck, S. Clark, T. Williams, L. Savage, T. Trowbridge, M. Abbott, L Otis. B. Bulluck, M. Palmer. D. Lancaster, S. Staie. D. Barney, T. Mackcrt, R. Bacon, J. Rogers. S. Stockwcll, B. Ornisby, D. Sim- mons, C. I illhart. Absent W. Reynolds. G. Rogers. A. Tamblin, D. Mullin, R. Eastman. T. Van Brocklin, J. Parsons, E. Rogers, D. Patterson, R. Flagg, D. Barney. G. Bolton, B. Moore, T. Shelmidine, T. Mullin. M. Brown, M. Hat ., D. Otis, A. Tamblin, S. Morales. FRESHMEN B. Peebles, K. Groff, M. Cobb, B. Shelmidine, D. Hutchinson. L. Durham, K. Lake, M. Abbott, M. Lancaster, K. Browning, J. Bct- tinger, S. Dack,C. Mullin. L. Woodall, P. Schomp, S. Morales, D. Elmer, R. Eastman. L Race, C. Cough, M. Red- den. R. Corron, C. Groff, T. Van Brocklin, P. Fuller, K. Andrus, B. Reardon. B. Stoodley, K. Lake, D. Loomis, K. Mac Duffie, N. Petrie, J. Goodfriend, A. Towles, D. Forrester, D. Mose, T. Herron, S. Wil- liams. VOCATIONAL W. Reynolds, W. Sidmore, D. Mullin, M. Brasie, S. Souva, P. Shear, S. Kiblin. B. Cross, T. Van Brocklin, D. Deptuch, B. Palmer, M. Fuller, J. Mac Duffie, B. Babcock, G. Dobbin. D. White, R. Barney, D. Stoodley. H. Eastman, C Habershaw. B. Spearance, R. Gibbs, L. Gross, S. Clark, E. Ackley. S. Reynolds. S. Veley, M. Baker. P Frawley, L Davis, A. Tamblin, S. Cobb, L. Bertram. V. Perry, J. Lake, P. Trowbridge, L. Hunter, G. Rogers, D. Simmons, D. Farman, W. Zehr, C. Price. L. Hudson, T. Dock. B. Ormsby, D. Staie, L. Vroman, D. Ferry, M. Cough. D. Groff, S. Race, P. Davis, V. Ayles, K. Hall, T. White, R. Remington, E. Cross, D. Smith, G Kliningsmith. M. Eastman, J. Soluri, G. Widrick. J. Eveleigh, T. Lake. Teacher Mr. McLear. EIGHTH GRADE J. Rogers, C. Langworthy, M. Curtiss, K. Mullin, C. Herron, M. Bertram, M. Armstrong, P. Hough, T. Gibbs, T. Crandall, C. Rossman, M. Herron, G. Cough, D. Forrester, D. Eastman, E. Parkes, C. Carter, M. Trevett, J. Anzalone, L. Riley. Teacher Mrs. Wood. L. Simonton, P. Hess, J. Parsons, H. Rossman, J. Berry, K. Smith, S. Oandell, R. Lane, E. Finney, J. Barnard. D. Hudson, D. Zehr, T. Palmer, R. Eastman. T. Streeter, M. Towles, S. Herron, D. Patterson, M. Browning. D. Shcl- midinc, G. Lunman, M. Barney, D. Andrus, T. Redden, G. Rogers. Absent L. Wright. Teacher: Mrs. Smith. SEVENTH GRADE E. Perry, M. Thompson, J. Adams, R. Worthington, K. Shelmidinc, C. White, D. Hough, J. Fillhart, M. Brasie, L Langworthy, C. Bolton, C Rogers, D. Andrus. J. Tibbies, D. Williams, D. Davis. C. El- mer, B. Abbott, B. Ormsby, M. Cobb, M. Payne. M. Brown, S. Hutchinson. P. Gleason. Teacher: Mr. Dodge. GRADES ut t:; j SIXTH GRADE R Clark. K. Baker, M. Sugden, F. Millard, T. Richmond, G. Lee, H. Hough, K. Davis, B. Bulluck, P. Smith, K. Nevingcr, T. Hughes. L Curtiss. G. Patehen. K. LaGray, G. Rohde, J. Smith. T. Sly, R. Zehr. C Henry. B. Sidmore. D. Remington. T. Wil- liams, C. Trowbridge, R. Sidmore, B. Ormsby. Teacher: Mr. Bundy. S. Finney, C. Morales, S. Dack, M. Bond, D. Stoodlcy. J. Williams, K. Smith, T. Brown, T. Elmer, J. Fowler, L. Guitierrez, M. Parker. K. Smith, G. Rogers, D. Fulkerson, B. Cooley. J. Stockwell, D. LaGray, N. Kellar. D. Patehen, B. Groff, J. Vann, D. Clark, D. Simmons, E. Rohde, T. Spearancc. Absent G. Johnson, F. Cooley. Teacher: Mr. Honneyman. J v v K. Zchr. J. Lake, P. Hutchinson. P. Frawley, P. Payne, M. Remington, D. Forrester, D. Rogers. C. Lane. B. La Vere. R. Lewis, R. Hudson, E. Everlcigh, P. Bond, A. Eastman, E. Qoss, K. Kcllar, R. Eastman, C. Vann, T. Gibbs, D. Slye, N. Cobb, L. Barney, S. Velcy, D. Dickinson, L Worthington. Teacher: Mr. Roberts. FIFTH GRADE S. Abbott, M. Eastman, J. Williams, S. La Marche, J. Fulkerson, W. Worthington, D. Patterson, M. Tibbies, R. Hulluck, J. Rossman, M. Lee, J. Parks, M. Sugden, L. Langworthy. J. Greene. C. Kohl. E. Gibbs. W. Farman, D. Babcock, J. Cough, P. Millard. C. Henry. R. Eastman, B. Moore, F. Mose, J. Dickinson, S. Hutchinson. M. Taylor, K. Vincent. Teacher: Mrs. Cobb. G Schwing, K. Elmer, J. Cough. L. Parks, G. Smith, C. Palmer, M. Zchr, C. Nohlc, J. Whitley, D. Bulluck, T. Elmer, D. Simmons, R. Redway, J. Worthington, D. Curtiss, A. Dowker, J. Peebles, T. Earman, K. Lee, R. Larmon, D. Andrus. T. Dack, T. Cobb, B. Moore, D. Patterson. Teacher: Miss Kelly. FOURTH GRADE R. Sugden, A. Fowler, J. Finney, S. Parsons, T. Widrick, R. Williams, J. Brown, S. Parker, T. Turner, S. Moreton, J. Parks, S. Petrie, K. Davis, J. Eastman, D. Forrester. R. Groff, D. Clark. B. Lont, T. Hall, C. Henry, S. Mellon, H. Herron, A. Andrus. F. Kiblin. T. Gleason, E. Dodge. Teacher: Mrs. Loomis. J. Barney, D. Dickinson, S. Tamblin, D. I tterson, W. Gibbs, J. Whitley, B. Kiblin, C. La Marche, T. Babcock, R. Bailey, V. Carter, J. Curtiss, D. Perry, S. Dack, C. Stoodley. M. Claflin, K. Fillhart, D. Ryan, F. Smith, R. Presley, G. Towles. B. Stevens. T. Burns, J. Nohle, G. Fletcher, D. Zehr, W.T aylor, C. Cobb. Absent: C. Zoller. Teacher: Mrs. Remington. THIRD GRADE G Hedger. J. Nohle, R. Lee, D. Forrester, A. Piper, S. Millard, S. Limer. P. Turner. J. Moreton. A. Worthington, J. Lan- caster, B. Moore, R. Maitland. P. Gorton, J. Nohle, L Mac Duffie, B. Kohl. C. Dodge, K. Dickinson, J. Lake, D. Vann, K. Matthews, P. Eastman, B. Kellar, J. Shclmidine, K. Berry. Teacher: Mrs. Eastman. D. Reynolds, K. Gregory, B. Brown, J. Hutchinson, L. Bab- cock, M. Elmer, M. Corron, T. Gilbert, L. Bond, B. Simp- son, D. Henry, R. Zchr, R. Vincent. B. Evclcigh, D. Nohlc, M. Me Intosh, W. Eastman. Absent: E. Gallahcr. Teacher: Mrs. Fulton. SECOND GRADE P. Perry, L. Bertram, T. Vann, M. Rossman, M. Crandall. D. Mullin, W. Andrus. S. Matthews, C. Rem- ington. L. Finney, L. Shear. K. Colwell, M. Widrick, T. Gleason, V. Barney, V. Hutchinson. J. Mullin. D. Young. S. Groszewski. Absent: C. Kohl. Teacher: Mrs. Tyner. 38 J. Whitley, R. Gorton, J. Leviker, S. Rossman, B. l-'laggs. K. Ryan, C. Babcock, M. Stevens, 1. Bailey, E. Spearance, R. Burns. A. Abbott, D. Patterson. G Maitland, B. Visser, Mrs. Barney. Absent: C. Gallaher. W. Gibbs, J. Barrett. Teacher: Mrs. Barney. FIRST GRADE M. Widrick, R. Rogers, T. Van Brock- lin, J. La Marche, G. Mullin, D. Kohl, J. Presley, K. Lewis, B. An alone, M. Babcock. S. Staie, D. Kiblin, T. Lan- caster, T. Perry, R. Valley, A. Worth- ington, R. Gibbs. Teacher : Mrs. Dwyer. KINDERGARTEN R. Worthington. M. McIntosh, T. Youngs. R. Abbott, C. Larmon. P. Matthews, W. Groszewski, G Cooper, A. Vis- ser, S. Hudson, A. Piper, T. Fletcher, L. Paige, L. Paige, L. Murphy, L. Murphy, D. Andrus, T. Rcdway, K. Brown, Teacher: Mrs. Jones. T. Eastman, A. Worthington, D. Vann, C. Gibbs, D. Gorton, M. Williams. B. Vann, M. CorTon, K. Simpson, L. Hunter, T. Bovee, J. Barney, E. Eng- land, D. Schwing. S. Smith, S. Stin- son, S. Dowker. Teacher: Mrs. Jones, Absent: C. Kiblin. A.R.C.—SPECIAL CLASS D. Dcnncr, D. Ripple, S. Rogers, V. Hutchinson, K. St. Louis, R. Lont, C. Ackiey, P. Gibbs, L). Lont., J. Gibbs, D. Cousins. M. Worthington, T. England, R. Gibbs, W. Peebles, D. Hutchinson, R. Zehr. The Bell Tower Christina Dodge The Bell Tower stands high. While cars go by. But the clock remembers long ago That horses used to trot to town through sun, rain, and snow. HONORABLE MENTIONS Our Bell Tower Craig Palmer The Bell Tower stands, Big and tall. It rings in the spring. Summer, winter, and fall. It tells you when to eat, And when its time to go to sleep. It also tells you when to play, And do your work, each and every day. The Tower Deana Forrester The Tower, it stands, not shiny but bright. There’s no doubt its top reaching for the sky, So beautiful and bold For everyone to eye. A place to say, “Hi”! Or maybe, “Isn’t the weather cold?” There it stands, its top reaching for the sky- The Bell Tower- Ringing its bell as the hours pass by. The White Queen Judy Greene (Haiku) She stands quietly. Among the white fluffy clouds. Thinking 'bout the past. 42 SPORTS R. Conon, B. Moore, J. Rogers, P. Curtiss, J. Rogers, J. Bcttinger, L. Gutienez, K. Browning. L. Clark, B. Reardon, M. Gleason, J. Golding, J. McCormick, M. Streeter, D. Lunman, Coach Maurer. VARSITY AND JR. HIGH SOCCER K. Smith, T. Palmer, J. Rogers, T. Streeter, G. Cough, P. Gleason, M. Armstrong, D. Staie, D. Zehr, M. Eastman, D. Lont, T. Lake, M. Brown, J. Soluri, M. Simonton. D. Eastman, T. Dack, Coach Maurer, M. Barney. D. Smith, M. Trevett, T. Cross, M. Herron, D. Forrester, E. Peny. M. Trevett, Mgr., R. Dick, M. Streeter, Coach VanDusen, R. Cough, J. Rogers, D. Eastman, Mgr., L. DeWitt, T. Frawley, D. Thompson, S. Stockwell, J. McCormick, O. Rohde, L. Clark, L. Gillette. VARSITY BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS D. Stoodley, D. Lunman, M. Palmer, G. Smith, W. Schomp, J. Lake, S. Parsons, P. Schomp. B. Ormsby, Mgr., R. Conon, K. Browning, B. LaVcre, B. Moore, B. Stoodley, T. Lake, Mgr. Coach Maurer, L. Gutierrez, J. Rogers, B. Reardon, J. Frawley, G. Sikes, P. Curtiss, G. Bolton, S. Zehr. J.V. BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS D. Tario,T. Williams, J. Bertram, T. Dack, E. Eastman, S. Dack, S. Clark, K. Lake. -tV'H G. Cough, J. Rogers, D. Staie.T. Dack, R. Eastman, D. Zehr, B. Ormsby, T. Palmer, D. Lont, T. Lake, D. Eastman, G. Lun- man, T. Streeter, M. Thompson, M. Simanton, T. Cross, C. Carter, M. Trevett, E. Perry, M. Brown. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS T. Gibbs, K. Mullin, M. Bertram, K. Hall, P. Davis, L. Hudson, M. Cough, P. Hough. « V'JCto • £- ' ££;. I'.'LJ..1 tl Mg Uli IfllrfliiWtBl11 liW BASEBALL Mgi. T. Dack, Mgr. M. Trcvetl, L. Guiterrez, P. Curtiss, J. Rogers, R. Fayette, R. Eastman. J. Rogers, R. Dick, G. Sikes, R Cough.Coach Van Dusen, D. Bolton, C. Young, P. Peterson, W. Sidmore, J. Parsons, D. Lunman, M. Streeter, D. Hall, Coach Harrington. CROSS COUNTRY J. Rogers, S. Zehr, M. Carter, P. Curtiss, G. Sikes, D. Thompson, M. Streeter, R. Cough. 48 K. Price, V. Perry, M. I arman, S. Parsons, E. Eastman, J. Lake, K. Keck, M. Baker, M. Hedger. J. Bertram, C. Keck, B. Shelmidine. J. Goodfriend, M. Brown, M. Abbott, P. Schomp, T. Dack. B. LaVere, D. Lancaster, B. Palmer. D. Mose, Miss Rasbach, L. Woodall, L. Hough, G. Smith, R. Gibbs, D. Forrester, M. Palmer, S. Dack, J. Parsons, S. Clark. GIRLS’ SOCCER K. Keck, J. Lake, D. Stoodlcy, S. Parsons, G. Smith, P. Frawley, M. Farman. GIRLS’ TENNIS 49 W. Schomp, P. Frawley, S. Parsons, J. Lake, S. Vcley. J. Goodfriend, D. Tario, J. Bertram, W. Corron, C. Groff. P. Schomp, S. Rasbach, D. Lancaster, M. Palmer, J. Parsons. S. Dack. K. Lake, T. Dack, M. Abbott. GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL J. Goodfriend, W. Corron, J. Bertram, P. Schomp, G. Smith, J. Lake.D. Stoodley, L. Chamberlain. C. Poor, R. Gibbs, V. Perry, S. Arsons, P. Frawley, M. Firman, S. Reynolds, T. Williams, A. Perry, S. dark, M. Palmer, S. dark, K. Lake. J. Parsons, L. Savage, M. Abbott, B. LaVere, M. Hedger, L. Woodall, T. Dack, K. Groff, B. ftdmer, S. Dack, M. Brown, T. Mullin, K. MacDuffie, A. Tamblin, D. Otis, C. Groff, M. Cobb. T. Dack, D. Lancaster, W. Schomp, M. Palmer, A. Perry, R. Gibbs, J. Bertram, B. LaVere, M. Millard, J. Lee, D. Shel- midine, S. Sidmore. GIRLS SOFTBALL GIRLS TRACK P. I rawlcy, V. Perry, S. Parsons, P. Schomp, J. Lake, L. Savage, J. Bertram, W. Corron, G. Smith, J. Parsons, K. Lake, L. Chamberlain. BOWLING M. Hedger. M. Carter. B. Bulluck. P. Frawley, M. Farman. H. Goodfriend. D. Lunman, D. Bolton. M. Abbott. C Pbor, B. Bulluck. B. Cross, M. Brasic, L Savage. M. Patchen. W. Adams, J. Lake, D. Stoodley, N. Langworthy, A. Perry. P. Shear, L. Perry. D. Simmons, D. Rogers, D. Simmons. M. Fuller, B. LaVere. 52 M. Abbott, T. Mull in, K. Mullin, C. Cough. K. Lake, M. Bertram, C. Langworthy, D. Staic, M. Cough, K. Lake, T. VanBrocklin, C. Herrick. M. Brown, C. Mullin, M. Cobb, D. Loomis, T. VanBrocklin, D. Perry, M. Curtiss, K. Mac Duffle. Belleville School Gladys Smith Fourth Grade Belleville is a lovely place. It’s quiet, calm and full of grace. Her bricks were laid with loving hands. There were no sirens, parades, or marching bands. The people pass through other schools. Not getting involved one way or another. But people here, at Belleville, They are involved, teaching each other. ACTIVITIES J. Greene, L Wattles HONOR SOCIETY G. Lunman, B. Ormsby, C. Langworthy, S. Parsons (vice-pres.), V. Perry (sec.), T. Shelmidine. L. Simonton, B. Bulluck, J. Lake. K. Lake, D. Loomis (pres.), R. Eastman, T. Dack, T. Frawley, L DcWitt. Absent: W. Schomp (treas.), T. Dack, T. Williams. 54 STUDENT COUNCIL J. Golding, R. Shclmidinc, E. Eastman. R. Corron. B. LaVerc, B. Stoodlcy, L. Perry, J. Grccnc. M. Brown, K. Browning, M. Lancaster, G. Smith, C. Mullin, A. Tamblin, J. MacDuffie, L. Wattles, D. Lancaster, T. Mullin, O. Rohde, L. Bailey, S. Dack, D. Stoodlcy, S. Staie, W. Zehr, D. Fillhart, V. Perry, L. Chamberlain. P. Frawley, P. Trowbridge, J. Bettinger, C. Poor, M. Hodge, D. Bolton, G. Sikes. MIXED CHORUS Winter Concert Featuring Elementary Chorus. MARCHING BAND B. Stoodley, J. Golding, M. Bertram. J. Bettinger, P Oirtiss. J. Greene. B. LaVerc, B. Shelmidine. K. Elmer, L. Perry. J. Goodfriend, G. Smith, B. Ormsby. C. Henry, C. MacDuffie. G. Sikes, K. Smith. J. Lake, K. Keck, E. Eastman, L. Hudson. CONCERT BAND K. Smith, C Henry, J. Whitley, D. Williams. D. Shelmidine. G White, J. Smith, D. Fulkerson, D. Stoodley, K. Nevinger. K. Shelmidine, P. Gleason, E. Perry, M. Trevett, D. Hudson, J. Goodfriend. J. Barnard, J. Lake, B. LaVerc, B. Shelmidine, M Bertram, K. Keck. E. Eastman. J. Greene, G. Smith, G. Lunman, B. Ormsby, S. Morales. L. Simon- ton, J. Bettinger. Mr. Oouch, D. Simmons, K. Elmer, L. Perry, P. Curtiss, J. Golding, G. Sikes, C. MacDuffie, L. Hudson, B. Stoodley, L Langworthy. D. Ryan, J. Williams, J. Eastman, A. Andrus, J. Shdmidine, D. La Gray, A. Worthington. M. Zehr, T. Dodge, C. Schwing. D. Babcock, P. Turner, W. Kohl, G. Gallaher, T. Burns, T. Babcock, D. Vann, T. Ear man. M. Sugden, M. Eastman. V. Orter, G Henry. J. Whitley, R. Bulluck, B. Groff, D. Patterson, J. Vann, K. Elmer, B. Moore, R. Maitland, T. Turner, K. Davis, C. Zol- ler, K. Vann, D. Grant. ELEMENTARY BAND JUNIOR BAND D. Bulluck,T. Perry. L Parks, W. I arman. T. Widrick, J. Whitley. J. Finney, J. Parks, J. Lake, B. LaVere, S. Parsons, T. Gleason. K. Davis. L. Barney, P. Millard, K. Baker, J. Fulkerson, L Langworthy. B. Bul- luck, R. Eastman. N. Cobb, L. Curtiss, E. Dodge, J. Cough, A. Eastman. C Vann. J. Greene, K. Nev- ingcr, B. Ormsby, F. Mose, T. Williams, C. Trowbridge. C. Lane, R. Sidmore, J. Smith. CHESS CLUB G. Lunman, T. Vanbrocklin, M. Lancaster, M. Carter. LIBRARY CLUB B.Ormsby.W. Zchr, B. LaVerc, L. Gillette, D. Shclmidine, L. Bertram, R. Eastman, S. Zehr, M. Abbott, L. Durham, D. Forrester, C. Price, B. Qoss. A. Tamblin, L. (lark, J. Zehr. B. Murdie, D. Hutchinson. W. Reynolds, Mr. Dodge, B. Spearance, M. Gleason, L. Bertram, D. Simmons, S. Stockwell, C. Habcrshaw, J. McCormick, D. Forrester. F.F.A. MAJORETTES P. Schomp, D. White, D. Lancaster, E. Eastman, D. Stoodlcy, G. Smith, T. Williams, S. Parsons, S. Vcley. 59 EDITORS: Senior-J. Greene Junior-G. Smith ARTISTS: Senior-D. Loomis Junior-T. VanBrocklin PHOTOGRAPHERS: Senior-K. Keck Junior-D. Stoodley TYPISTS: S nior-V. Perry Junior-R. Gibbs BUSINESS MANAGERS: Senior-S. Parsons J unior-D. White TOWER STAFF White Horse Larry Guiterrez Tenth Grade Upon horses of white With scars too deep to be hidden, A new breed of people has been born. Destined to relieve the old ones Of their tattered bonds. Some will hear the last of the weary cries, Echoing in the canyon. And some will do nothing but exist and die. But from all these. One, just one, may also show the scars. Deep and long, with eyes that are darkened and heavy; With hands, cracked and peeled; With feet, blistered and sore. And, like the others, with dreams yet to fulfill. But this one will be the one To take the fast-falling torch of man And raise it far above his head- To look onward to his unknown fate. 64 It’s done! %