Boonville Central High School - Kortenaerian Yearbook (Boonville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1964 volume:

i I Y Q 1 X v W ' ' Q 5 H 1 Q 5 5 Magna!-.6 A L I To Mr. William Oman, the Class of 1964 is privileged to dedicate its Kortenaerian. Your willingness to give freely of your time for the youth of our community will be remembered and appreciated always. -u ecadbfm 5 Mr. Anthony Sparano, for his wonderful patience and guidance which have made our Kortenaerian possible. Mr. Scott Miner, who has made the past three years pleasant and memorable. Mr. Joseph Toleno, whose sense of humor has added much to our Junior and Senior years. Mrs. Hester Kornmeyer, without whose help we could not have gained our present status. Kortenaerian staff Mr. SparaD0 Advisor Donald Anna Belinda Beal Bernard Charney Editor Photography Advertising ,,,. H 1 ,A F,- Billie Jean Hines Loretta Ba11dyCh Rita Faduski Typing Business Manager Sports Donna Ball Michael Buchala Janet Kornmeyer Sharon Smith Circulation Literary Art Editors aemfazfazfm Mr. Seamon, Principal Mr, South, Elem. Principal Mr. Scheer, Guidance Mr. Ano, Vice Principal Mr. Wild, Elem. Supervisor Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Qmfa Zifmffm Dustin Dye Anna Freeman Sattler Stysh Seamon Q Z52lEQ Mrs. Fletcher Mrs. Robinson Mrs, Harvey Mr. Dye Wal ? . fa if it w EHCIGUICY D gfkwa MIS. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs gwmiam , Anna , Hines . Grower . Ingersoll . Miller ,wulll 55 sw MI Kerber Larrivey Putney Pfendler Cyr Bennett fm 12521924 Mr. Jackson ,kweidmer . Grower . Murphy Mr. Brownell Mr. Anna Mr. Yager Mr. Murphy Mr. Persons 55,44 f2acz21f24 H. Miss Li9h'tCaP Mrs, Adour M1-S, Hall B. Grems W. Youngs . Jackson D, Anna F. Palmer J. Anna D, Moltz M. Kinel D. Harvey Hennessey B Memoriam The Senior Class of 1964 reserves this page in memory of Sharon Seelman, who was killed in an automobile accident on April 30, 1952, and to Carl Germanski who died as a result of a hunt- ing accident on November 26, 1960. Although you are no longer with us, we shall keep your memory in our hearts forever. It does look do you think interesting... it will live? Mr. Martin - Chemistry, Physics, xl Give me that ball, you pesky kid! Mr. Schatzle - Health, Physical Ed. Math 12 qawmg smmwa A11 right, who stole the whistle? Mr. Larrabee - Physical Ed. Nothing trickyl Mr. Miner - Geometry Math 11 9 T ef , W Ulf A who Tells? O. K., now when I lift up 9 - you pull your finger out! Miss Rogers French Mrs. Kuchler - Home Ec. 2 3 AXMZW y D :Z n 7 1k. ,.g::u- 5 1:2 , M12 ' :mf 'fi t 3 S - M , Q J, ..Dear Robert Frost.. So Janet finally wrote to Ann Mr. Rofhberg - English LandefS ' Mrs, Kornmeyer - English And then Goldilocks sat in Baby Bear's Chair, MIS. Brooks - Librarian I don't care if Linus What does zx1p'o+ef:f vg spell? Mrs. MacIntyre - Business does bring a blanket to school... Mrs. Freeman - World Geography I ...If you do, I'11 make you pick it upl Mr. Burky - Science I got a crown up in-a that Kingdom. Miss Hill - Music QQ f ,4 Achtungi Mr. Holbrook - Math ,- Eyes , - ,s2n I don't care if you HAVE QShou1d I or shou1dn't I?J to sneeze -- just blow!!! Take Your Pens here for a minute Mr. Mirabelli - Instrumental Mr. Toleno - World History, Am. History I, II Music Boys, we've been having a little problem with slugs in the choco- late milk machine. Now today, we'll make scrambled eggs. Mr. Teal - Agriculture Iave you heard the latest' I Mr. Crumb H Biology, Earth elephant joke? Science drs. Loadwick - World History, It's modern dance, you big clodl . Are there any more at home like Down in the cellars of old you? B, C. S, Miss Hall - Physical Ed. Mr. Potter - Math, Elem. Algebra Mr. Adams - Vocal Music But there's no such note as Biflatl Mr. Grenningl- Instrumental Music Roses are red, Violets are blue... Mr. Carpenter - English H..-1. Next time you fool around t e other arml Mr. Simonin 4 Industrial Arts 1 '11 b the Ex Nihilo Nihil Fit Miss Dorland - Latin, Guidance ZZ.. Mr. ZZZQ v vzzo sez Woolschlager - Driver Ed. At the rate I'm going, I'11 never get to eat Mr. Oman - Science L Now when I was your age.. Mr. Parrish - English Tsk - Tsk . Then you take a right.. Mrs, Kokernot - English, Citizenship Ed. Mr Sparano - Art 3 K Fourscore and seven years ago... Mr. Pierce - Citizenship A, MAX S Q W This course is called Book- KEEPING...n0t B00kMAKINGl Mr. Porter - Business D B? I 352, Marlene Frances Abel l!Marll G. A. A. 2-3-4 Bus. Club 1-2 Bowling 3-4 Girls' Interschool Sports 2-3- Maude Maryjane Adams HMaudieH F. H. A. 3-4 Treas. 4 w G. A. A. 2-3-4 Bowling 2-3-4 Gloria Jane Andrews HGloriaH F. H. A. 1 Dramatics Club l-2 Sue-ettes 1 G. A. A, 3-4 John Henry Andrews 1lOYTOO11! Rifle Club 1 N, H, 2 3 4 Pre Student Council 2 3 4 V P 4 Lewneida League Plays 3-4 Kortenaerian Staff 4 llJOhnYY Baseball 3 Robert Franklln Anna Radio Club 4 Pres 4 Donna Lee Ball HD. BD!! N. H, S, 2-3-4 Colgate Semina Cheerleading l F, T. A. 3-4 G, A, A, 3-4 Girls' Intersc Chorus l-2 Kortenaerian S Lewneida Leagu John Walter Anna Rifle Club 2 3 4 Rifle Team 3-4 Loretta Anne Bandych HZekeH . A, A. l-2-3-4 Treas. 3, Pres. 4 F. T. A. 2-3-4 V. P. 4 N. H. S. 3-4 Kortenaerian Staff 4 Colgate Seminar Alternate 4 Bowling l Girls' Interschool Sports l-2-3-4 Tennis 1-2-3 Tumbling Club l-2-3-4 Belinda Norwood Beal llBeasH G, A. A. 1-2-3-4 F. T, A, 2-3-4 Sec. 4 N, H. S. 2-3-4 V. P. 4 Class Secretary 1-2-3-4 Student Council 3 Cheerleading l-2-3 Bowling 1-2 Kortenaerian Staff 4 Colgate Seminar 4 Elizabeth Agnes B999 HBetsyH CdgmeSmmnr4 N. H, S, 2-3-4 ,Q www? A. A. 1-2-3-4 Sec. 4 Tumbling Club 2-3-4 Chorus l Student Council l Richard Norris Blade HRazorH Class Treas. 2 F. T. A. 2-3-4 Pres. 4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Golf 1-2-3-4 Bus. Club l-2- V. P. 2 Bowling l-2-3-4 Student Council 1 Michael Thomas Buchala HMikeU Student Council 2 N, H. S. 3 Class President 3 J. V. Basketball 3 Boys State Delegate 3 Kortenaerian Staff 4 John Harry Capron HJ. C'H F. F. A. 2-3 Sec. 3 Rifle Club 3-4 Bernard Roman Charney HBernieH Soccer l-2 Basketball 1-2-4 Bowling 1-2-4 Band 1-2 Rifle Club l-2 Rifle Team 2 Class Vice Pres. 4 Clark Raye DeTrag1ia H BOgyYl Bowling 1-2-3-4 Basketball l Soccer l Donna Helen Dustin lYDoShll G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 N. H. S. 2-3-4 F. T. A. 2-3-4 Cheerleading 2-3-4 Girls' Interschool Sports 1-2 3 4 Student Council 1 Pep Club 4 Sec. 4 Bowling 1-2-3-4 Lewneida League Play 4 Beth Tonia Evans G. A. HToniaH Band 1 Chorus 3 A. 1-2-3-4 Bowling l-2-3 Cheerleading 2-3-4 Lewneida League Chorus 3 Rifle Club 2 Tumbling Club 1 Rita Ann Faduski HReetH F. T. A, 2 G. A, A. 1-2-3-4 V. P. 3, Coordinator 4 Girls' Interschool Sports 1-2 3 4 Bowling 1-2-3-4 Pres. 3-4 Lewneida League Play 4 Cheerleading 2-3-4 Treas. 4 Tumbling Club l-2-3-4 Kortenaerian Staff 4 Theresa Jane Fazekas uTeSsn Bus. Club 1-2 N. H. S. 3.-4 n Karen Elizabeth Fitch HFitChH Bowling 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1 G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Phyllis Dorothy Frederick uphyln I G, A, A. 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Sec. 3, Treas. -Sec. 4 N. Y. S. 5. M. A. 2-3-4 Lewneida League 1-2-3 Senior Ensemble 3-4 Tumbling Club 2 Girls' Interschool Sports 2 Bus. Club 2 Bruce William Gaffney nLouieU Baseball 2 Rifle Club 2-3-4 Rifle Team 2-4 Band 1-2 Linda Mary Grower HLindaH Band 1 Chorus 1 Senior Play 4 Harland Donald Hennessey HHonest Lylen F. F. A. 2-3-4 F. F. A. Reporter 3 Billie Jean Hines HB' J.U G. A, A. 1-4 Bus. Club l-2 Kortenaerian Staff 4 Tumbling Club 2 Jane Ellen Howard UJanieH G. A. A. l Bus. Club l-2 Chorus 1-3-4 All-State Select Chorus 3-4 Lewneida League Chorus! Bowling 1-2-3-4 F, H, A. 1 Christine Louise Hulsizer UChrisH G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 F. T. A. 2-3-4 A34 l F. H, , - Bowling l-2-3-4 Lucinda Alice Hutton HCindyH . Band 1-2-3-4 Sec. 3, V. P. 4 Chorus 4 Sectional All-State Chorus 4 Cheerleading 1-2-3-4 N. H. S. 2-3-4 Student Council Sec. 4 Colgate Seminar 4 G. A, A. l-2-3-4 Treas. 2 Lewneida League Play 4 James G. Jackson 11Jimll F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Reporter 2 SGC. 3, Pres. 4 F. F. A. County V. P, 4 Class V. P, 3 Jean Karlen Chorus l . A. A. 1-2-3-4 , T, A. 3-4 Council 2-3 1-2-3-4 Tumbling Club l-2-3-4 Girls' Interschool Sports l-2-3-4 James Carmen Kelpy !!Ke1py!V N. H. S. 3-4 Soccer 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3 Class Treas. 3 Lewneida League Play 4 Rifle.Team 3 Martin Kinel llMa-rtyll Basketball 2-3 Janet Mary Kornmeyer , Yljanii i G F. T, A. 2-3-4 Sec. 3, Treas. 4 N, H. S. 2-3-4 Tumbling Club 1-2-3-4 Girls' Interschool Sports l-2-3-4 Chorus 4 Colgate Seminar 4 Empire Girls' State 3 Lewneida League Plays 1 Cheerleading l-2-3-4 Kortenaerian Staff 4 . A. A, 1-2-3-4 Joseph William Lastowski llTi11ll Lewneida League Play 4 F. T. A. 2-3-4 Band 1 Chorus 2 Bowling 3 Preston Roger MacDiarmid Hpebll Basketball 1-2-3-4 Captain 3 Soccer l-2-3-4 Golf 2 Bowling 1-2-3-4 V. P, 4 N. H. S. 2-3-4 Class V. P. l Pres. 2 Colgate Seminar 4 Dennis Lyn Marcy HBig Fellau F. F. A. 1-2-3 Treas. 3 Crop Demonstration Comm. Chairman 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 3-4 Librarian 4 Dance Band 3-4 Chorus Ensemble 3 Boys' Quartet 4 Lewneida League Band 1-2 Lewneida League Chorus 3 All State Chorus 4 David Frederick Moltz Hwiren Rifle Club l-2-3-4 Rifle Team 2-3-4 Robert Fred Ohm HBObH Andrew Koloseus Palmer llAndy!1 Student Council 1-2-3-4 Treas. 2-3, Pres. 4, Dist. Treas. 4 N. H. S. 2-3-4 Colgate Seminar 4 1 Band 1-2-3-4 l chorus 3-4 Mgr. 3-4 X Ski Team l-2-3 Captain 3 5 Lewneida League Play 1-2-3-4 Lewneida League Band 1-2 Lewneida League Chorus 3 Sectional All State Chorus 4 Richard Thomas Patrick HDickH F, F, A. 1-2 Soccer 3 Bowling l-2-3 Golf 2-3 Kathleen Jo Pfeiffer nKa-thy!! H. A. 2-3-4 Sec.4Treas. 3, V. P. 4 G. A. A. 1-2 Sharon Lee Pierce llSha'-ron!! Cheerleading 1-2-3 N. H. S. 3-4 F, T. A. 2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-4 Lewneida League Select Chorus 2 Bowling 1-2-3-4 G. A, A, 1-2-3-4 Girls' Interschool Sports l-2-3 N W Dee Ann Reed HDeeH F. T. A. 1-2-3-4 F. H, A, 4 N, H. S. 3 , H. A. 1-2-3-4 Historian 2, Pres. 3-4 F. H, G. Allen K. HRobbieH Judith Ellen Roberts Ylmldll A. State Meeting 2-3 4 A. A, 2-3-4 Treas. F, T, A. 3-4 Bowling l-2-3-4 Sec. 3-4 N. H. S. 4 Robinson Basketball l F, F, A. 3-4 Sentinel 4 Harley Martin Ruppert Class Pres. '!Jimll Fo Fl Ao N. H. S. Chorus 4 HHarleyH Basketball 2-4 l V, P, 2, Treas. 4 James Edward Sattler 1-2-3-4 v. P, 3-4, state Pres. 4 2-3-4 Treas. 4 Band 1-2-3-4 F. T. A, 2 Sharon Goold Smith F. H, A, G. Ilsharill 4 Historian 4 F, T. A. 2 A, A, 1-2-3-4 Rifle Club 2 Girls' Interschool Sports l-2-4 Bowling 2-4 Kortenaerian Staff 4 HGeneH Soccer 1-2-4 N. H. S. 4 Table Tennis Band 1 Eugene Szyikowski Baseball 1-2-3-4 Student Council 4 Representative Joseph Szyikowski HJOe1Y Baseball l-2-3-4 Soccer 1-2-3-4 Captain 4 HTalcsH Chorus 2-3 l Bowling 3 Volleyball 1-2 Ping Pong Finalist 1-2 N 4 . H. S. Linda Irene Talcott Business Club 2 +R Karen Louise Traxel UTraxH Band 1-2-3-4 V. P. 3, Treas. 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Treas. 3 F, T, A, 2-3-4 Pres. 3 N. H. S. 2-3-4 G, A, A, 1-2-3-4 Colgate Seminar 4 Lewneida League Play l Area All State l-2-3-4 All State 3-4 Lewneida League l-2 Senior Ensemble 3 Gary Ellis Vollmar !fGa-ry!! Basketball l-2-3 Soccer 1-2-3 Golf 2-3 Bowling 1-2-3-4 Band l-2 All State Band 1 Trumpet Trio 3 Wind Ensemble 2 Jacqueline Wagoner HJackieU Band 1-2-3-4 Sec. Student Council 4 Bowling 2-3-4 G. A. A, 2-3-4 Cheerleading 1-2-3 4 -4 Wallace Jerry Edward njerryn N. H, S. 4 Class PIQS. 4 Student Council 3-4 Soccer 3-4 l F, F. A, Marilyn L. Webster HI-,ynnu Chorus 1-2 F. F. A, 1-2-3-4 Sentinel 3 Dale C. White HB-uzzl! Stephen Charles Worden HEtienneH Band 3-4 Pres, 4 Chorus 3-4 Pres. 4 Senior Ensemble 3 Boys Quartet 4 Lewneida League Chorus 3 Dance Band 3-4 Student Director Junior Chorus 4 All State Sectional Band 3-4 Horn Trio 3-4 Junior Chorus Accompanist 3-4 Brass Ensemble 3-4 Wayne Kenneth Youngs Uwayne F. F, A. 1-2-3-4 , Student Council 2 N' H, 5. 4 aft :pq i NAME Marlene Abel Maude Adams Gloria Andrews John Andrews Don Anna John Anna Bob Anna Donna Ball Loretta Bandych Belinda Beal Betsy Begg Richard Blade Mike Buchala John Capron Bernie Charney Clark DeTraglia Donna Dustin SAYING To handle yourself, use your heady to handle others, use your heart Use friendship as a draw- ing account if you wish, but don't forget the deposits. Heredity determines the color of her eyes, but her environment lightens them. Always put off today what you can do tomorrow. This world I can touch, and I likewise judge that it exists. There ends all my knowledge. To insure peace of mind ignore the rules and regulations. The truth doesn't hurt unless it ought to. Humble voyagers are we, o'er life's dim, un- sounded sea. You will enjoy true happiness by making others happy. To get wisdom is better than goldg to get under- standing is to be chosen rather than silver. The grand essentials of life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak. I'm an example of the American System of rugged individualism. If all men were as modest as I, the world would be a better place to live in. Use your heady it's the little things that count A man prepared is a man hurt by delay. A grief shared is half a griefg a joy shared is twice a joy. AMBITION Married with a wonderful family A nurse A beautician Own a speed shop Rich capitalist Forest biologist U, S. Secretary of State HThe Great Psychologistu of the future. Math teacher First grade teacher A good nurse A teacher Fuller brush man T Optometrist with a nice secretary Epicure I wish I knew PROBABLY WILL BE A spinster Dr. Kildare' s wife Married Another Gunther Toody An intellectual bum Another Smokey the bear Ambassador to Antarctica A psycho An equation Town librarian Dr. Zorba's wife A bookie Avon representative 1 Optometrist with a nice secretary Probably won't live that long. Will never know Beth EVBIIS Rita Faduski Theresa Fazekas Karen Fitch Phyllis Frederick Bruce Gaffney Linda Grower Harland Hennessey Billie Jean Hines Jane Howard Christine Hulsizer Cindy Hutton Jim Jackson Nancy Karlen Jim Kelpy Martin Kinel Janet Kornmeyer Bill Lastowski A friend is someone who doubles your joys and halves your sorrows. The only way to have a friend is to be one Success is not measured by heights attained but by obstacles overcome. It never hurts to speak and have a smile for everyone. Everyone should have four qualities: a Smile, a tear, a thought and a wish. Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker. It is not only the most difficult thing to know oneself, but the most inconvenient one, too. To avoid criticism: do nothing, say nothing, be nothing. Is it true blondes have more fun? A person with many friends will never be alone. Errors like straws upon the surface flowg he who would search for pearls must dive below. Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. People who know all the answers haven't asked all the questions. The dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow. If it's true that geniuses die young, I could live forever. Character is what you are in the dark. Without sadness there could be no true meas- ure of happiness. I use not only all the brains I have, but all I can borrow. Secretary Secretary Secretary Beautician Secretary Take the Daytona 500 To become Mrs. John Shue, Jr. Another Rene Charland Secretary Teacher Teacher Nurse Have a good time in life Teacher U. S. President Hl985H A WKBW disc jockey Biology teacher Illustration artist Driver Education Instructor An auctioneer Man's best friend Curl French Poodles Pencil sharpener Injdl A transfer Runover On the boss' lap Lion tamer Owner of Band Box Repairman for Palmer Hardware Dangerous Model for Sports Illustrated Another Bobby Baker Hl985H HThe chickenn a mushroom Mad Magazine artist Preston MacDiarmid Dennis Marcy Dave Moltz Bob Ohm Andy Palmer Dick Patrick Kathy Pfeiffer Sharon Pierce Dee Ann Reed Judie Roberts Allen Robinson Harley Ruppert Jim Sattler Sharon Smith Gene Szyikowski Joe Szyikowski Linda Talcott Karen Traxel Donlt take life too serious1y...you'1l never get out of it alive. Wine, women and song. Much of the latter, little of the former, and even less of what's left. I have made only one mistake in my life... that's when I thought I was wrong. I'm not lazy...I'm just tired of making pro- gress. It is better not to be than to be unhappy. No man becomes bad all at once. A gir1's chief asset is a man's imagination. There is a difference between good sound reasons and reasons that sound good. Though the world may Smile on you blandly, pursue your goal, achieve it grandly. I'll find a way or make one. One oy is a boyg two boys are half a boyg three boys are no boy at all. You only live once, so make it worthwhile. Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Only man among living things says prayers or needs to. Do it..Prevent latent talent. To be a leader shows characterg to be a fol- lower shows the typical teen-ager. The best way to learn is by making mistakes. It was the best of timesg It was the worst of times. Engineer with a T-bird in the driveway 2nd and 3rd Loritz Melchior Forest ranger Research chemist To live To replace Glenn B. Nurse Teacher Elementary school teacher Homemaking teacher Truck driver and stock car racer Millionaire Make my first million Advertising designist Electrical technician Happy and successful in life Secretary Professional waitress at Moss Lake T-bird with an Engineer in the driveway The big beatle Pyromaniac Researched A Mortician Another Cassius Clay An ambulance driver Good fairy Editor of Jack and Jill Washer repairman Skydiver Stuck with a '59 For Bull-slinger A hop blossom Electricuted technician First to break fili- bustering record Weight lifter Late Gary Vollmar Jackie Wagoner Jerry Wallace Marilyn Webster Dale White Steve Worden Wayne Youngs I wouldn't mind the meek inheriting the earth if I could be sure they would stay meek after they got it. There can be no hap- piness if the things we believe in are differ- ent from the things we do. Knowledge crowns those who seek it. My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me, There's a time to wink as well as a time to see. Life is the art of draw- ing without an eraser. The elevator to success is not running...take the stairs. Biochemist Nurse Biochemist Licensed practical nurse Bachelor To successfully enter professional music Antique car collector Wind up in a test- tube Watergirl for Cleve- land Browns Genie in a test- tube. Fortune teller A father of 10 A janitor in Carnegie i Hall t Junkyard dealer 1005 Pure golden corn. Promise her anything, but give her L? S f -, HMM 3 V Relief is just a swallow away! Is it true that blondes have more fun? 1 ,,, Progress is our most important product. P, F,'s let you run faster,. jump higher... CIASS WILL We, the Class of 1964, being of questionably sound mind and body, realizing that our successors are not as fortunate and talented as we, do hereby bequeath these unselfish gifts and unique traits of character to the Class of 1965, that they may carry on as Seniors in the best tradition, Marlene Abel leaves to Nona Kelsey, with best wishes, the odd jobs she used to do in the library for Mrs. Brooks. Bernie Charney leaves Bill Marcy his polka-dotted tie for basketball games and his lifetime membership card in the NBeanie and Cecil Clubu. To Linda Backer, Jane Howard leaves her seat in Mr. Porter's Law class. Bruce Gaffney very willingly leaves his unused chemistry book to Jim Loadwick. Mike Buchala leaves his trick shoulder to Newt Faulknor, just to keep it in the family. Karen Traxel leaves her Gallic foibles to Angela Dolan. Don Anna bequeaths to Lynn Kozlowski his personal copy of HThe Princeu and a case of Molotov cocktails and to Harney Corwin, his humility. Jackie Wagoner leaves her pink knee socks to Laurie Smith, to be worn next year at Smith's Christmas party Cindy Hutton wills to Terry Fitch and all her other neighbors the strips of rubber left on Thornton Ave. To John Shanks and Jim VerSchneider, Harland Hennessey leaves his Honest Charley Speed Shop Catalogs. John Anna leaves 31 Rifle to Bruce Kapfer. B. J. Hines leaves Mr. Schatzle to Mary Linck and Don Simpson. Wayne Youngs leaves his worn out ball point pens and scrap paper to John Owens and Jim Redner Loretta Bandych leaves Terry'Marcy a safety pin from the athletic department, Jim Kelpy sadly sacrifices his iron lung to Jim Breen, Janet Kornmeyer wills to Theresa Charney her ability to be on duty at all times, and a pillow to kill any stray swain who may wander in on a future pajama party. Peb MacDiarmid leaves Mike Leonard 10 free driving lessons, to be taken at his leisure. Bob Jackson receives his brother's ability to walk around in the halls 5th period without a pass. Nancy Karlen leaves to Marilyn Kinel and Carol Simpson, respectively her cousin and her seat in French III Rusty Hirschey and Bill Poppleton now inherit Martin Kinel's bottle cap and church key collection. Dee Ann Reed wills to Barb Swartout all her old homemaking tests and her seat by Mrs. Kuchler. To Randy Charbonneau and Rick Schweinsberg go Dennis Marcy's chair in band and his unused saxaphone lesson Kathy Pfeiffer leaves 3 feathers and a bubble Qunbreakablej to Sharon Williamson. Bob Anna's scholastic progressiveness is left to Jim Williams and John Godlewski. To Cindy Fulmer and Elaine Green, respectively, Phyl Frederick leaves her worn sleeping couch in Mr. Toleno's culture class, and her over-rated musical talent to use and abuse. Beth Evans leaves Bobby Grems with the task of getting to school on time. To insure their well-being, Donna Dustin leaves Jane Pritchard her used guard rails. Terry Chapman receives Maude Adams' ability to become confused in chemistry. Alvin Garlock and Chuck Andrews receive the seat now occupied in history by Gloria Andrews. Bob Ohm leaves to Albert Ludwikowski and Tim Griffin a slightly used pumpkin to divide as they will. Harley Ruppert leaves his taxi service to Bob Backer. Sharon Smith leaves Jerusha Kowalik with a trash can from the Hkanopyu and to Pat Breen, the ability to ge away with all they did at L. A. C. S. Nancy Kirk receives Karen Fitch's place on the black line in gym. Linda Grower leaves her ability to make friends to Linda Warren and Comelee Manning. Joe Szyikowski leaves Mike Conley his little black book. Linda Talcott wills her seat in shorthand II to Jackie Simpson. Jerry Wallace leaves a piece of bubble gum to Dick Bachman. Rita Faduski leaves Kathy Conley a box of writing paper and pen with which to write HDear Abbyu letters. Dale White's seat in Ag. is surrendered to Frank Bienick and Joe Church. As any good French student knows, every person has two cities: his own and Paris. So as not to let this fact be overlooked, Betsy Begg leaves Paris and all its wonderful sights to Ginny Burns. Gordy Colvin receives Dick Bladeus ability to get along with Mr. Potter. Clark DeTraglia leaves Tim Dunn his bad liver and two hollow legs. To Bernie Dolan and Linda Dellerba, Judie Roberts leaves the neighborhood. Take good care kiddies, and no rough stuff, Bernie! Bill Lastowski wills his seat by Mrs. Kornmeyer's desk to Ron Croniser and George Denslow. Allen Robinson leaves Merwin Hoage and Gary Urtz his hunting dog and two blank shotgun shells. Gene Szyikowski bequeaths his left fender to Walt Sudol. Theresa Fazekas leaves her brother, Fred, to Judy Sullivan and Joyce Hoage. John Andrews leaves his size 48 gym shorts to HBinderH McHale. Sharon Pierce leaves to Weez Pfendler Hun an des Vacances de Francais.n Andy Palmer leaves his broken skis to Dick Sanford. Karen Hayes will serve next year in Belinda Bea1's capacity as class secretary. Jim Sattler wills his Barry Goldwater buttons to Mr. Toleno and Mr. Rothberg. Gary Vollmar leaves Dave Harvey with all his lost golf balls and broken tees. Donna Ball leaves her ability to get along with everyone to Barbara Burns. Dick Patrick passes his church key on to Gary Pfendler. Bill Kornmeyer and Arlin Sasenbury receive Dave Moltz's ability to sweep the rifle range. Steve Worden leaves Sally to Foster Palmer. Chris Hulsizer leaves her old Senior Scholastics and Reader's Digests to Florence Snyder. To Tom Lynch and Bill Capron, John Capron leaves, with love, his chemistry mark. And finally, Mr. Miner's 12A homeroom leaves the National Honor Society plaque to Mr. Martin's 11C home room in order that someone may maintain our high standards of excellence. CHARLOTTE HARWQE: York 1 th St te 0 DW whbllc n e fd Cmnt, .eww QM .wmmdhemf M That Was The Year That Was .,,,,. 7-, rf hy. .nfl-w Let Hertz put you in the Get away, you gypsy savage! driver's seat. as ,. From Purina they grew healthy, happy... Crispy critters Over, under, around, and through.. 505 stronger -- fthan aspirinj! I li .. 3 ' PY ff? I If , Q X479 ' ' I 'Y 1.1 I,f JOY? 5 ,-.59 'QUT L .1-5 vi I- L 5,-QWZQ ' F1455 r.:,n .lf Z' ' ' '73 ' ,- 04 ..- M QE E 14' X I K I I MMM Row I: Mr. Martin, C. Fulmer, E. Green, A. Dolan, T. Charney, M. Kinel, N. Kelsey, C. Simpson, M, Pfendler, T. Marcy. Row II: B, Capron, B, Kornmeyer, T. Lynch, A., Sasenbury, B. Backer, R. Hirschey,, F. Palmer, H. Corwin, B. Swartout. Row III: G, Cblvin, J. Breen, R. Charbonneau, K. Hayes, D. Harvey, B. Jackson, L. Kozlowski, M. Leonard, B.Popp1eton, J.Loadwick. Row I: Mrs. Kornmeyer, F. Snyder, L. Warren, J. Simpson, L. Backer, J. Sullivan, B. Burns, M. Conley, R. Sanford. Row II: G. Pfendler, T. Dunn, W. Marcy, J. Owens, A, Ludwikowski, S. Williamson, V. Burns, L. Dellerba, J. Kowalik, R. Croniser. Row III: D. Simpson, T Fitch, B. Kapfer, R. Bachman, E. McHa1e, W, Sudol, J. Williams, L. Smith, R. Andrews, B. Dolan, J. Redner. Absent: J. Church, N. Faulkner. I Row I: Mrs. Maclntyre, P. Breen,' T. Chapman, J. Hoage, N. Kirk, M,, Linck. Row II! R, Schweinsberg, 1 K. Fitch, K. Conley, J. Pritchard, J. LaQuay, G. Denslow. Row III: p T. Griffin, A. Garlock, B. Grems,m J. VerSchneider, J, Shanks, F. 1 Bienick. I x ,, ll yflammm Row I: C. Earl, L. Frederick, S. Gaetano, D. Myers, A- Den510Wa L- Paladino, N. Presta, L. Smith, D. Williams, Mr. Crumb Row II: E. Borowick, F. Yockey, L. Vicks, B. Hesse, R. Zelazowski, D. L5-1'1Ck, S. Kent, D. Fynmore, R. Platt, J. Dolan, J. Fey Row III: T. Sanford, D. Capron, L. KiHQSbuIY, C- Wester: B. Brucker, J. Misa, B. DuS'Cif1,' L- Myers, J. Burdick Row I: Mr. Rothberg, M. Dragon, B, Egnaczyk, B, Patrick, H. Higby, J. Weidmer, B. Andrews, V. Faduski, E. Sullivan Row II: R. Hayes, P, Tierney, C. Webster, N. Bourgeois, J, Green, L.Swartout, J. White Row III: J. Andrews, T, Bandych, F, Fazekas, L. Henderson, C. Brown S, Dolan, M. Roch, J. Kirk, K, Young Row I: M, Cormier, C. Muha, M, Rowlands, D. Mooney, E, Dowling, K. Hutchins, C. Conley, R. Andrews, M, Kogut, Mrs. Loadwick Row II: L. Lamber, L. Robinson, V. Chase, D. Fynmore, J.Sattler, L. Smith, D. Reed, M. M, Salmon, S.Skjellerup J. Marcy Row III: R. Gaylord, R, Fey, M. Hoage, D, Murray, G. Urtz, D, Satterly, R. Fletcher, C. Anken. R. Goppert EEEEEEEIEEEIEEEIEEIEEIE ig' Row I: Mr. Porter, E, Schoff, S. Brown, J. Dragon, H. Smith, L. Johnson, L. Seymour, D. Clarke, K Charbonneau, K. Kirk, J. Capron, M, Ortiz Row II: M. Law, W. Fey K, Shanks, N, Dowling, C. Myers, R. Podkowka, L. Yauger, P. Salmon L. Anna, L. Pfendler, R. Christiansen, D. Kelsey, D. Kent Row III: G. Ovitt, D. Parry, K. Hirschey, N. Freeman, B. Wiffwer, M. Kotary, D. Smith, P. Corwin, R Jackson, R. Taisor, D. Lynch, D. Croniser, A. Brach, H. Simonin, B, Sampson 2726372 Row I: Mr. Parrish, J. Pfendler, J. Pfeiffer, L. Nightingale, E. Swartout, P. Schweinsberg, C, Dur D. Mihalko, D, Kessler, P. Sullix M, Kornmeyer Row II: C. Alger, Leffingwell, L. Zeigler, D. Abel, J, Anna, J. Frederick, J. DeVoe, L, Youngs, N. VerSchneider, S. Youngs, B. Ruth Row III: B, Dale S. Gagnon, E. Gerrish, J, Sugar, Martin, J. Hennessey, J. Spencer P, Fulmer, J. Reppard, R, Kent Absent: A. Iseneker Row I: Miss Rogers, E. Lallier, T. Patrick, L, Grower, D. Henry, S. Seelman Row II: D, Martin, L. Andrews, K. Lisowski, K, Failing, B. Frey, 5. Brown, M, Charbonneau Row III: R. Backer R- Winters, G. White, K, Henders D- Shanley, J. Kozlowski, T, Rowlands Absent: J. Dellerba ElEl'ElEllEE'1I5lEElE1ElT5IElElEl'5El Qaaff ow I: Mrs. Brooks, W. Marcy, D. teal, P. Szyikowski, M. Mathis, L. .ndrews, L. Myers, D. Zeigler ROW 'I: F. Blum, R. Cady, D. Hall, J. 'eal, M, Lynch, B. Lynch, S. Capron low III: J. Wester, G. GaefaH0, 1. Ano, B. Yockey, W. Wolff, J. bhm, P. Geiskopf Absent: L. Lee ow I: Mrs. Kokernot, D. Clarke . Johnson, S. Henry, G. Egnaczyk, . Alger, P. Howard, R. Zeigler ow II: C. Vella, J. Winters, F, all, J. Pitcher, N, Ver Schneider, Q Young Row III: D, Schaefer, , Thayer, D, Sokoloff, S. Harvey, , Gleasman, J. Green, R, Adams ow I: Mr. Holbrook, G. Sessions, . Sullivan, L. Backer, B, Wartout, K. Dano, C. Dano, L. rambuhl, J. Kerber Row II: A, renier, C. Post, D. Young, W. uller, J. Dragon, C. R. Hays, R. an Luven, P, Lee Row III: R. ohnson, L. Weiler, J. Merza, F. iedmer, T. Muha, D, Nestle, A. leasman, R. Pfendler W Row I: Mrs Freeman, R Galarneau L. Fuller, C S9SS1OHS, V Wrlght, L. Salmon, L Z1mmer, G Cronlser Row II: V. Hayes, W Conover, Rocker, B, Blalr, C Pfelffer, M Seaton, D. TaS1Of, T Youngs Row III: E Crofoot, E Capron L. Capron, A Balley, B Kowallk H. Weiler, B Sasenbury EEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEE Row I: Mr Worden, E, Howard, C, L. Backer D. Murphy, 3 B. Sullivan M. Scheve. L. Myers, R Kline, M. Klmsky T Brown P Sweeney. Row I: Mr C. Thayer, Szyikowski D.Matteson Row II: R Dragon, S, A1 Alger, D Ingersoll L Germanski, Fletcher, L. Jackson w. Blair, G ow I: Mr. Pierce, D, Hesse, B, Epron, L. Fuller, D, Parry, B, Ligier, M, White, M. Mooney, R. ess, B. Denslow. Row II: L. Ross, L Belvick, A. Lord, K. Pfendler, , Dowling, J. Palmer, M. Donovan, 5 Dolan, D. Barber, B. Gaylord. ow III: I. Pupko, A. Sullivan, . Kolasa, L. Reppard, P. Hulsizer, . Roberts, G. Green, H, Green, D, dO'llro Row I: Mr. Potter, E. Kaiding, G. Ludwikowski, M. Ortiz, M, Owens, D. Payne, B, Mooney, K. Lisowski, D. Krambuhl, N. Seymour, Row II: C. Lansing, C. Meeker, I J. Griffith, P. Patrick, B. Penczek, L. Backer, G, Platt, J. 1 Lee, B. Griffith. Row III: B, Bandych, V. Sudol, G, Earl, J. I Platt, W. Kirk, P. Gaetano, P. Hennessey, J. Griffith. EIIEIEIEIEEIEEIEIIEIEIEIIEEIIEIEIIEIE i 2:5532 was QQ? Mrs. Glouse, Mrs. Hill, Miss Chapman, Mrs. Ross Mrs, Tompkins, Mrs. Coscomb, Mrs, Boome L,-can Row I: Miss Salmon, Mrs. Schatzle, Mrs. Beck, Row I: Mrs. Fero, Mrs. Wagoner, Miss Lustyik Mrs. Ringwald Row II: Miss Joslin, Mrs. Larrabee Row II: Mrs, Davis, Miss Iseneker bn 'Q Nm nap-nun ,4 I V ' A fn- I ,ff -Q ff, 1 , .Q W . I Mr. Del Monte, Miss Coler Row I: Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Kowalik, Mrs. Adour, Mrs. Peters Row II: Mr. Mahrt, Mrs. DuBois, Miss Rushti, Mr. Boome .f Y? . .77 316.9 ylftla 7 li Lu! - Y 1: 4 ,v, 5 ROW I, Mr. Mahrt, J, Denslow, C. Jones, S. Pfendler, J. ROb9ftS, T, Dragon, M. Palmer, E. Kerber Row II: R. Gilmore, S. Buneo, 3- McPhilmy, L. Henry, B- Sancombs D. Yockey, R, Kirk, D. Pfendler Row III: W. Cormier, T. KOfBIY, J. Mowers, C. B111-'r1S, 5- Winters: D, Brown, S. Slifka Row I: Mrs. Jackson, J. Bourgeois, M. Pfendler, J. Failing, T. Lastowski, M. Ringwald, K, Mills, C. Krambuhl, F. Young Row II: C. Ver Schneider, C. Law, D. Lynch, R. Zeigler, G. Gaffney, B, Sturtevant, W. Talcott, S. Bailey Row III: B. Blair, J. A. Miga, L. Yauger, M. Coscomb, C. Weidmer M, Green, J. Youngs, C. Johnson Absent: D. Kolasa Row I: R. Cerro, B. Sullivan, K. Faduski, P. Egnaczyk, E, Pfendler P, Kornmeyer, T. Conley, R. Stocklosa, Mrs. DuBois Row II: S. Rocker, N. Lee, M. Hess, M. Bourgeois, R. Wilson, K. Owens, G. Schleicher, J, Egnaczyk Row III: J, Golden, C. Corwin, M, Coscomb, D. Thornton, T, Stockloj R. Geiskopf, T. Ervay, D. Rowlan Row 1: M. salmon, T- Ball: D' Hines, K. YOUnQSg Rf Rice, P: Howard, L. E11-isa Miss Ruchltl Row II: C. Murphy, R. Hoagev C- Camp, R. Anna, R. Pierce, 5. Adour D, Sullivan Row III: D. Gillsfta J, simonin, R. warren, D- Tfalnof' R, Simpson, D. Bateman, M. Nightingale uooooooosooooooooo 5 Row I: M. Mooney, D. Fenton, T. Voodill, D. Pfeiffer, D. Henry, 9. Pfendler, L. A. Fuller, D. Inna, M. Maichak, H. Kimpton, M. iramer, Miss Lustyik Row II: C. Sasenbury, A. Salmon, E. Strobel, J, Thayer, J. Schoff, R. Crill, 1, Jenks, P. Andrews, P. Buneo, S. Hirschey, B. Krambuhl Row III: T. Grenicko, D. Kessler, T. Merza, J. Loadwick, S. Ferris, L. Kogut, I. Fulmer, S, Cline, B. Snyder, ,. Garlock Jw I: D, Wheeler, J. Dunn, W, ax, A. Capron, C. Charbonneau, B, chweinsberg, J. Cerro, R. Rice, , Gleason, B. Myers, N. Doolen Jw II: Mrs. Davis, K. O'Neal, G. pssions, E. Warren, R. Mooney, B, tjellerup, K. Patrick, E, Weidmer Worden, G. Woolschlager, M. rhnson, M, Ortiz Row III: C. dley, P. Clayton, W. Fenton, R. Lthis, C. Vollmar, C. Bailey, H. dl, D. Bourgeois, S. Sullivan, Ervay, L. Simonin , . Pfendler, D Hutchins, C. Alger . Dauback, M. Clarke, R. Pitcher, D. Webster, T. Kow ik, L. Kerber, C. Addington, Mr, Boome. Row II: K. Hutchins, B, Satterly, M. Failing, P, Abel, S. Czajka, D. Roberts, L. Hayes, W. Scouten, R. Kapfer, D. Thayer, B, Dale, B, Brach. Row III: G. Linck, J. Zimmer, S. Gaetano, R. Dutch, J. Sattler, D. Reed, Y. Regetz, D. Snyder, R. Salmon, E. Pupko, L. Freeman. Row I: Miss Fenske C Johnson, L. . R al llllllllllllllllll 4 Row I: Mrs. Fero, R. Ballard, M. Trainor, L. Alger, J. Paladino, W. Wagoner, J, Webster, L. Cook, L. Lisowski, J. Miller, S. Backer, J. Ball. Row II: D. Failing, K. Zeigler, D. Egnaczyk, J. Szyikowsk M. Capron, G. Smith, C. Kowalik, D. Rocker, R. Hines, A. Lynch, D. Lee. Row III: L. Kirk, R. Zimmer K. Strobel, K. Chapin, D. Kessler, R. Munn, D. Crofoot, G. Breen. Row I: W, Dolan, B. Clark, L. Fuller, D. Palmer, R, Ortiz, R. Earl, B. Iseneker, K. Kimpton, L. Zimmer, B. Backer, Miss Iseneker. Row II: M, Sokoloff, D. Howard, J. Ringwald, M, Kowalik, J. Weakley, D. Marcy, M. Scheer, J. Sullivan, D. Platt, J. Bourgeois. Row III: J. McLaughlin, L. Bandych, C. Koster, G. Krambuhl, C. Yockey, L. Backer, L.Browne1l, H. Gaetano, K. Anna. low I: B, Lastowski, '. Sancomb, G, Henry, S, Seelman, T. Thayer, 2. Matteson, J, Pfendler, K. Rocker, 2, Fox, Mrs. Wagoner. Row II: list, R. Failing, T. Jackson, D, Brownell, T. Coscomb, 1. Fitch, L, Worden, D. Surburg, C. Muha. M. low III: B. Hesse, G. Stocklosa, L. Kornmeyer, M, Marcy, B. Glair, Y. Sasenbury, C. Grower, T. Breen. mag 3 Row I: E, Neville, M. Wild, J. Cerro, T. Weiler, P. ee, S. Egnaczyk, J. eigler, P, Ball, C. gnaczyk. Row II: VanLuven, R Lisowski, S Webster, S. Miss Joslin, M ohnson, R, Winters, V. Frederick, . Wheeler, F. Koste J. Mills, G, Snyder, M, Healt. Row III: all, M. Williamson, eppard, K. Mahaffy, , Jenks, J. Powell, hillips, R. Yauger, Absent : M. Thornto r, J. Miller 9 S. Roberts, J, Moona, L. K. Ferris, S N, Garlock, T. Stabb, R. S. Rowlands. Tl. ow I: Mrs. Larrabee, E, Ann . Fulmer, L. Yager, . Thayer, T. Weiler, K. Blinn as 9 B. Muha, J. itzpatrick, E. Roggie, B.Gleasman, Van Aernam. Row II: B, Dutch Kolasa, J. Simpson, C. Karlen, Kirk, S. Sullivan, Pfendler, D. Jones . Pierce, C. Lee, B. oolen, D, Henry, G, Felman, S. Brown, M, och, B. Denslow, G. Q s M, E.Gerris . Row III: Young, P, Hoage, C. Manning, S. Stocklosa. 9 ha Row 1: Mrs. Ringwald, D. Yelton F, Grenicko, G, Schleicher, R. Dustin, D. Pruckno, R. Youngs, C Burns, J. Griffin, J. Kent, N. Sullivan. Row 11: R. Fai1ing,Z Pfendler, J. Youngs, L. Regetz, C. Hulse, J. Skjellerup, T. Fletcher, M, Nadeau, R. Van Aern D. Weidmer. Row 111: R. Brown, M, Pupko, W. Capron, R. Lee, Z. Napierkowski, D. Marcinkowski, M Donahue, D. Trainor, R. Blair, C Miller. Absent : W. Kent,,T. Korman . mag 2 M Row 1: Mrs. Schatzle, J. Gallo, E. Seaton, D. Zimmer, K, Youngs, C. Roggie, P. Lee, M. Kramer, S. Jenks. Row ll: K. McLaughlin, Zeigler, P. Woolschlager, D, Sty J. Donovan, G. Marcy, K. Dauback, M. Merritt, J. O'Brien. Row 111: J. Low, N. Maclntyre, P. Moonan, K. Schue, A. Failing, E. Stabb, E Evans . Row 1: Mrs. Beck, J. MHICY, R- Lisowski, B. Blair, P. Alger, M- A, Dolan, C. Williams, H. MOOHBD D, Hines, K, Blinn. Row 112 J. Mahaffy, S, Perry K, Van Luven, P. Schleicher, R. Mooney, D- Swancott, M. Worden, J- Manning, R. White, K. Cerro. ROW 1112 L Perry, J. Ohm, F- Ernst: M' L' L D. Charbonneau, R. Healt, D- Golden, T. Jackson Row I: Miss Salmon, T. Yager, L. Scouten, M, Kornmeyer, R, Brownell, S. Colvin, J. Regetz, J. Paladino, J. Mills. Row II: V. Morza, D, Geiskopf, R, Kowalik, T. Krambuhl, F, Miller, . Shanks, K. Nadeau, R, orrough, M. Powell. Row III: R. Marks, B. Sessions, T. Dowling, K, Vicks, L. Kerber, D. Hutchins, E. Toleno, J. Welch. tw I: Mrs. Tompkins, C. Duback, Grenicko, R. Patrick, T. Murphy, Hough, J. Loadwick, R. Putney, Payne, Miss Grems. Row II: B. iley, S. Yauger, R. Brownell, M. :rSchneider, P. Bourgeois, B. elsey, J. Marcinkowski, J. Clarke. M III: C. Platt, R. Gleason, W. zekas, D. Croniser, E. Yuhasz, Crolius, A. Talcott, R. Yauger, vsent: P. Schweinsberg. ocoooooooooooooooo 7 aw I: B. Pfendler, J. Pruckno, . Walton, S. Ferris, M. E. astowski, M, Turner, V. Moonan, , Anna, J. Sullivan. Row II: Es. Glouse, N, Hutchins, R. ayer, C. Failing, V. Mooney, L. fney, D. Barr, T. Murphy, M. ward, B. Thornton, J.Zelazowski. w III: M. Bourgeois, D. Zeigler, . Trainor, K. Larrivey, R. Fox, Kessler, J. Traxel, M, Neville. Bsent: R. Sessions, D. Jones. Row I: Mrs. Hill, C. Kunsch, G. Egnaczyk, R. Bellinger, M. Mowers, K. Pellegrino, C. Fitzpatrick, R. Kornmeyer, S. Leffingwell, R. Zeigler. Row II: G. Iseneker, K. Kessler, L. Williamson, M. L. Colvin, C, Paddock, R. Marks, K. Rudd, J. Phillips, J. Deraway. Row III: S, Netzband, M. Bailey, S. Anna, J. Slifka, K. Stabb, R. Bandych, N. Daskiewich, D. Meeker, C. Zeigler. Row I: J. Pfendler, M. Fullers R. Jenks, J. ISG1'1ekera C'R0binSOn' L. Sullivan, D. N9Vi11es S' Clarke' B. Hines. Row II: G. Jones, B- Denslow, S. Gaefanos 5- Grlffin' D. Karlen, S, Sasenbury, B' Moonang D. Brownell, R' Pfendler' C, Hammon. Row III: MiSS Chapman, M. T01en0a D' Pfendler' J. Clarke, K. Brown. C- Dunn' B' Brown, S, Derawayy P' Parry! C' Healt. Row I: Mrs. Coscomb, S. Houghton, A. Rowlands, T. Pfendler, L. O'Brien, C. Murphy, K. Kerber, K. Mooney, D. Blinn, M. Pohoresky. Row II: N. Gallo, P. Sokoloff, C. Montgomery, R. Lee, P. Bosworth, M. Sullivan L. Palmer, L. Koch, D. Stocklosa, J. Pfeiffer. Row III: A. Mowers, M. Schoff, M. Ingersoll, S. Hayes, S. Munn, R, Wheeler, T. Loftus, S. Zeigler, S. Pruckno. 3 Q' 472 Row I: Mrs. Ross, P. Swartout, K, Ohm, W. Shanks, G. Brach, L. Jones, D. Strobel, R. Howard, J. Houghton. Row II: R. Webster, J. Kramer, K. Ferris, M. Mooney, K. Martin, B. Croniser, W. Lee, S. Wild. Row III: N. Pruckno, M. Vella, R. Yelton, S. Kopczenski, D. Skorobagaty, D. Yager, J. Pfeiffer, K. Kotary. Absent: T. Thoden. Row I: Mrs. Ross, E. Ernst, L. Munn, R. Dolan, C. Merritt, S. Roggie, Y. Fox, J. Capron, B. Kelly. Row II: H. Scouten, J. Henry, N. Barber, B. Ringwald, T. Owens, J. Moscicki, J. Netzband, J. Meeker, L. Williamson. Row III: M. Napierkowski, D. Cyr, C. NCavanaugh, R, Pellegrino, P.Go1den R. Scheer, M. Garbarino, J.Andrews Absent: R. Kotary, K. Korman, R. Sessions, A. Stempien. Row Ir Mrs. Boome, S. McConnell, C. Powell, T. Kornmeyer, K. Young, B. Yager, L. Cook, R. Paddock, J. Denslow, M. Hulse, V. Linck. Row II: T. Ruggiero, B. MacIntyre, D. ,Surburg, B. Berger, D. Pitcher, T. Muha, K. Brown, K. Leaf. Row III: WE. VanBuskirk, B, Bourgeois, T. Thayer, J. Failing, T. Brown, L. Stabb, L. Kolasa, D. Walton, K. Johnson. Row I: Mrs. Boome, F. Able, K. Pfendler, E. Kimpton, S, Gillette, J. Egnaczyk, F. Roberts, D. Croniser, L. Schleicher, A. Nestle Row II: C. Crolius, L, Jenks, E, Moscicko, C. Deraway, L, Weiler, P. Zeigler, C. Pohoresky, S. Anna, D, Turner, D, Backer. Row III: N3 Failing, K. Kornmeyer, L. Dauback,3 L. Clayton, K, Kelly, E, Mahaffy, D. Fox, D. Munn, D, Rudd. Absent: K. Henry. W llllililllllllllii W U. we .,.. .. . iii -by If ,K Y 0. 3 f. , N + as 1 'V Y F' Q: N :Q U tri li . 24 1 1 ' .0 I Lf'T' Q-3' ,,i 5 Jackie Cindy Colleen Rita Donna Kathy Janet Terry Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville arsity Poland Oriskany Dolgeville South Lewis Holland Patent Carthage Beaver River Lowville West Canada Westmoreland Poland South Lewis Oriskany Carthage Dolgeville Westmoreland Lowville West Canada New York Mills Sectionals asketball OW If B. Marcy, R. Andrews, P acDiarmid, H. Ruppert, R, Blade ow II: Mr. Potter,'J. Breen, T, itch, D. Harvey, G. Colvin, B, harneyg G. Pfendler The Boonville Varsity basketball team under the fine coaching of Mr. Potter, an experienced player, finished an improved year in comparison to the 1962-63 season winning 6 out of 19 games. Highlights of the season included an exciting 71-67 victory over Poland and a 65-59 victory over Dolgeville, both in very good team effort. The Hornets' sparkplugs were three seniors, Harley Ruppert, Preston MacDiarmid and Bernard Charney. High scorers were Ruppert with 258 points and MacDiarmid with 248 points. Leading rebounder was Gary Pfendler and leading assistor was Ruppert. Preston MacDiarmid was captain. lk :mum fp': Row I: R. Brucker, L. Myers, J. Row II: V. Faduski, L. Vicks, R. W. Andrews, This year the Junior Varsity, under the supervision of Mr. Schatzle, finished their season with a record of 8 wins and 10 losses. The record, however, does not reflect the way the team played. The team split and swept with all its home and home league opponents except Oriskany. Of the lO losses, 8 were by a margin of 5 points or less and all of these were tied with a minute or less to go. This was a team that started slow and finished fast, unfortunately, not fast enough in some encounters. John Miga, Robert Dustin, and Larry Myers were high point men for the Junior Varsity. Nine sophomores will be moving up for Varsity play next year and should have two fine years. J. V. J. Spencer, C. Wester, J, Loadwick, Reppard J. Marcy, Dustin, Mr. Schatzle asketball Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Boonville Poland Oriskany Dolgeville South Lewis Holland Patent Carthage Beaver River Lowville West Canada Westmoreland Poland South Lewis Oriskany Carthage Dolgeville Westmoreland Lowville West Canada ,V -.. D1 Mlhalkoa D- Henry, D- MYGIS, E. Dowling, N Presta, S Swellerup, C- Muha, L. Smith, B, Evans The Varsity Soccer team under the direction of Coach Larrabee experienced a successful season highlighted by two one point games with Section III champion Old Forge. The first game was a 5 - 4 double overtime loss at Boonville. The other, a 1 - O loss at Old Forge. The team was led by Seniors Joe Szyikowski fhalfbackj, Preston MacDiarmid Qinsidej, Jerry Wallace finsidej, and Gene Szyikowski finsidej, with the scoring of Gordon Colvin fcenterj, and Gary Pfendler Qwingj, Juniors, and a rock defense of Rusty Hirschey, Bob Jackson ffullbacksj, and Sonny Miga Qgoaliel. Under the direction of Coach Martin, Boonville played a six game schedule winning four and dropping one to Whif9Sb0f0 at Whitesboro only to play this same team to a O - O tie to end the season satisfactorily on our own field. Leading SCOIQYS were Vic Faduski, Rob Andrews and Bill Andrews. Far itp Row I: G, Colvin fL.W.Q J, Wallace fC.F.j, P, MacDiarmid fR.I.j, J. Szyikowski fC,H,Q, G. Szyikowski fL.I.j, J. Kelpy, R. Adams fMgr.j Row II: L. Andrews, W. Sudol, L, B. Jackson fL,F.j, J. R. Hirschey fR.F.j, B, fL.H,j, T, Fitch, Mr. Myers fR.H, M193 KGB: Hesse Larrabee Row III: J. Andrews, V. Faduski, L. Vicks, M. Conley, W. Andrews, R, Bachman Absent: G. Pfendler fR.W.J Boonville 4 Boonville 2 Boonville 4 Boonville 2 Boonville 4 Boonville 5 Boonville l Boonville O Boonville 8 Boonville O Remsen 1 Port Leyden 1 Old Forge 5 West Leyden 4 Poland 2 Remsen 3 Port Leyden O Old Forge 1 West Leyden 1 Poland 4 Row I: D. Clark, R. Tasior, J. Marcy, B, Andrews, B. Brucker, L, Zeigler, A. Spencer, L. Faulknor, C. Mr. Martin B. Goppert, B. Winters, Denslow Row II: J. Pfendler, M, Kogut, N Earl, B. Marcy, Row III: J, Dellerba C. Wester, J. Reppard B. Kornmeyer. Qian, bw I: J. Kornmeyer, T. Charney, L Roberts, N. Karlen, R. Faduski, I. Dustin, K. Fitch, G. Ovitt, J. oward, L. Grower Row II: S, mith, J.Wagoner, J. Pritchard, . Smith, M. Pfendler, S. Pierce, . Williamson, P, Breen, M. Adams, . Hulsizer Row III: N. Presta . Muha, L. Paladino, D. Fynmore, . Sullivan, S. Brown, D. Fynmore, . Chase, L. Lambert, E. Lallier, . Dale Row IV: M. Abel, M. Drmier, S, Gaetano, B. Wittwer, , Myers, S, Seelman, A. Iseneker, , Yauger, M. Roch .7 Row I: R. Blade, B. Charney, B. Ohm, C, DeTrag1ia, P. MacDiarmid, G. Vbllmar, G. Colvin, J. Capron Row II: J. Dellerba, M. Conley, B. Goppert, J. Marcy, A, Denslow, B. Dustin, B. Hesse, D, Linck, L. Kingsbury Row III: J. Spencer, J. Sugar, R. Christiansen, D, Marcy, R. Bachman, T. Fitch, B. Grems, T. Griffin Row IV: P. Leffingwell, D. Sanford, M. Leonard, C. Anken, R. Hayes, J. Godlewski, A. Ludwikowski i Row I: D, Moltz, B. Jackson, B. Kapfer, D. Satterly, J. Anna. Row II: D. Lynch, R. TaiSOI, H- Simonin, J. Redner, B. WiHf9IS, B, Gaffney, Mr. Woolschlager. Row III: A. Denslow, J. B. Sampson, F. Yockey, B. F1efChGf, A. Sasenbury, J. Capron. ' 6 W1 il Pfendler, Row I: B. Jackson, D. Satterly, J, Anna, B, Kapfer. Row II: D. Moltz, B. Fletcher, A, Sasenbury, J. Redner, B. Gaffney, Mr. Woolschlager. Boonville Central School's Rifle Team with the nucleus of seasoned marksmen back from last year's team were off to a fast start with 3 wins and O losses. Again this year, Boonville competed in the Tri-County Rifle League. Last year the team finished third out of five teams in the league. This year four teams compose the league! Carthage, Lowville, Beaver River, and Boonville. After the first round of the schedule, Boonville defeated each of them, The score shot of 919 against Lowville, established a new team record for the Tri-County League. The team will COmplete their season, competing in the Section III rifle matches held this year in Syracuse. Last year in Section III competition, Boonville placed third competing against seven teams. Boonville 888 Carthage 823 Boonville 9l9 Lowville 889 Boonville 888 Beaver River 869 bw I: J. Wagoner, R. Faduski, . Marcy, J. Kornmeyer, C. Muha. ow II: J. Pritchard, K. Conley, . Karlen, L. Bandych, S. Pierce, iss Hall. Q Row I: D, Mihalko, M. Abel, C. Myers, D. Henry, D. Abel, L. Frederick. Row II! L. Smith, M Pfendler, C. Conley, S. Seelman, D. Clarke, G. Andrews, J. Frederick, Miss Hall. gm QZJMM The girls starting for Boonville were Terry Marcy, Nancy Karlen, Donna Dustin, Loretta Bandych, Kathy Conley, and Rita Faduski. Fine team effort was shown by all the members, Under the fine coaching of Miss Hall, the team defeated Oriskany and Rome and dropped the A and B games to New Hartford. Terry Marcy was captain. ,gr aff. we M,,,,Ms3 vzszms afzf Q The Girls' Athletic Association gives the girls the opportunity to participate in soccer, basketball, volley- ball, tennis, track and field, badminton, bowling, gymnastics, and softball. The main objectives of the program are to pro- mote better sportsmanship, cooperation, and confidence among the girls through participation in sports. An all-star team, comprised of the best players is chosen from the intramural programs to compete with other schools. Under the expert coaching of Miss Hall, these teams have all been successful. The Association is a very active organization. hrough- out the year the members all work at their assigned jobs such as conducting dances or bake sales, and the sale of candy and coke at home basketball games. The funds which are raised go toward a S100 scholarship given away each year to a senior girl pre- paring to further her education. . 'M t if 1. -1.. -f x '..f'n 'n. 'u. ' 1. Q. Q. 1. 1. 1. -5 W INTRAMURAL SOCCER Row I: F. Blum R. Cady B. Yockey T. Muha D. Scheve J. Palmer D. Rice Row II: T. Skjellerup A. D, Youngs B. Blair Brownell M. Youngs M. Owens Golf H. Corwin, R. Blade, L. Kingsbury, D. Harvey, Mr. Larrabee, G. Vbllmar, B. Dustin Kneeling: L. Zeigler, J. Reppan P. MacDiarmid, Managers. Row I: J. Szyikowski, B, Marcy, G. Szyikowski, D, Wallace, J. Tompkins, C, Andrews. Row II: Mr. Donovan, coachg L. Kozlowski G. Colvin, D. Simpson, J. Breen, J. Anna, J. Kelpy VW Jack Tompkins and Duane Wallace led last year's baseball team. Much credit must be given, however, to Bill Marcy who did the majority of the pitching. Leading hitters were Gordy Colvin, Gene Szyikowski, and Joe Szyikowski Row I: L. Pfendler, Managerg R Andrews, M. Conley, V. Faduski, J. Marcy. Row II: B. Capron, L Myers, D. Linck, B, Marcy, R. Schweinsberg, Mr. Larrabee, Coac -f,4 M aff 'EW it v w f ,Ll 9211 i Sk dlew Go D, Adour, J. ron, 54 o 5 ford, San in, R S12 D11 R. ing: Kneel U z S m w H U ui Q m H m H 2 5 JT 'ri L 'P m 2 25 Fey, nmore, J. FY 111, D. be , Mira I Mr no Row Pg Andrews, :E 25 '23 m .Z O Q u I-YJ b Q if Law, L. R E GJ CD H KL 'S H 02 E m U5 C. 'ri r-1 3 'J U M -P Ill GJ H D-1 prom, L. Ca S. er, ttl Sa Row II: J. DeV0e, J- Hutton. C. oner, ag W Teal, J. Charbonneau, L. Smith, erg, M. sb Schwein 2 R' KD H w m E .5 G H m -H E H o U I E A P. E fl. .5 A OJ GJ A s-7 Q Q3 O O :A W S. III Row ergg ro Ui C 4-I 2 .C U UD e D-4 0. U1 C 3 E Q 1 Z vo U1 H 3 E u U orden, F. lli J. Dolan, P Wi D. ams, Christiansen, lord, R. ay R. G H 1- Q ls rl GJ E3 5 H 6 2 B. Yockey, IV: Row Grems. nneau, R. bo ,R.cha.r S Vick L. ns Co ski, H. OW Szyik Ano, Zeigler, R. in, D. Hall, D. OD Loadwick, H. Sim Blum, J. ttler, F. Sa J. QI. lm A. Pa 'N 215615 .XG H QAE .f ES SASMUIOX .H cl Q11 fax .96 'S '11rAo Fd 'aola 'G cow SLI -A 'G IomuAg .5 ca 1apAu3 .VG IOG UE aff 9G OA auasr 'V 'a 9X .L cl uA1 'f 'QD 'qopmpeoq axg 'IIEUIS I MOH II mdeqg 'L II? -GG GQV 9 'I UIBIIBFXS IG Cd 'a1omuA5 'S 'luax 'lamfed 'G uA1 LID -95 SIQAN 'uO11HH 'Q ' 'f P19q3lT1d nfl! Sunol .F :S 'p1emoH Z Z X41 m H U1 u 'S 1929 IIE .H so Supfmoq .Fl fqopxepaxg 'o UD p S U m O 'J v F W 'U SU n-4 E fb H u D 'X '61eqsupemqo9 aqos1pH H 'A Q MllTM 19 MOH II .1 : lFmS 'H 'Q P938 sd C Xvrlapald '6uyImoq 'f S Ill? 'Q 'vuuv 'Q 'la apxom .H cu 919 .F :Sm uo6e1q .MG QD uuoqxe 98 .d an mcg :I TW IITH 55 .AC lng .1 :Su 'Q 'ourpvtvd 3311? G 'S mjaag UE .UG WIN IE N .N so 4 Ensemble Dance Band Majorettes JUNIOR BAND fx' Trumpet Trio HORN QUARTET JUNIOR CHORUS Row I: Miss Hill, E. Rice, M. Ortiz, C. Sancomb, D. Parry, R. Hess, J, Kelley, P. VanLuven, L. Ross, M, Dowling, K. Pfendler, S. Loadwick, S. Worden, Accompaniest. Row II: B, Zeigler, L, Fuller, L. Krambuhl, J. Szyikowski, B. Ruppert, B, Lynch, L. Jackson, A. Lord, D. Belvick. Row III: J. Youngs, D. Matteson, D. Hesse, L. Worden, R. Clarke, G. Ludwikowski, M. Mooney, L. Myers, B. Sullivan, B. Adams, P. Hulsizer. Row IV: L. Andrews, M. Mathis, A. Sullivan, L. Thayer, D. Sokoloff, N. Williamson, S. Harvey. ELEMENTARY CHORUS fn'- za' , ' W ' , . Liix Q .9 -' - x Q fm If .- I TSX - ' -' Jill 1 Q :X XX QS . XR mklxxxxul I 9w,ex literary club Row I: F. Snyder, Mrs. Kornmeyer, L, Kozlowski, Mr. Rothberg, C. Simpson. Row II: A. Dolan, K. Hayes, J. Breen, D. Anna, H. Corwin, D, Williams, S. Gaetano. EM 054lZ6'l. Row I: D, Beal, J, Teal, C. 1 Pfeiffer, D, Sokoloff, L. wei1er,l Toleno fAdvisorj, B. Capron, MI. C. Lansing, J. Palmer. Row II: T. K. L. Fitch, L. Kozlowski, J. Wagone Conley, T, Marcy, N, Freeman, Smith, J. Fey, B. Patrick, G. SZyikOWSki, D, Kelpy, D, Anna KV. P.J, A. Palmer fPres.J, C. Hutton, J. Wallace, L. Worden, F. Palmer fTreaS.J Absent: J. Capron, A. Iseneker, S. Seelman, J. Miga radio club Mr. Parrish, D. Fynmore, D- MOOHQY, S. Seymour QV. P.j, N. Bourgeois, L. Lambert, M. Charbonneau, S. Skjellerup, V. Chase, D. Fynmofea E, Swartout, S. Gagnon, D. Capron, J. Godlewski, R. winters, D- Anna fPres.j, P. Fulmer, Mr. Pierce. YYNM Row 1: B. Dustin, F. Yockey, D. Linck, H. Higby, L. Paladino, D. Williams, N, Presta, L. Warren. Row ll: B. Marcy, C. Conley, K. Traxel, D. Ball, N. Kelsey, E. Dowling, D. Dustin, J. Sattler, B. Grems. Row 111: B. Beal, T. Marcy M. Pfendler, N, Karlen, I.Charney, R. Blade, B. Lastowski, J. Kornmeyer, S. Pierce, L. Bandych, D. Reed, S. Williamson. Row IV: Mr. Potter, J. Weidmer, J.Roberts, B. Anna, B. Jackson. if at ow 1: F. Fazekas, J. Capron, A. obinson, J. JacksonfPres.Q J. 'attler, D, Simpson, D. Shanley, . Sullivan, F. Bienick. Row 11: dr. Teal CAdvisorj, J, Church, T. Dunn, M, Hoage, E. Borowick, D. Uhite, D. Murray, J. Hennessey, D, Croniser, H, Hennessey, J, Jilliams, L, Nightingale, R. Tackson, B. Sampson, W. Youngs, E. Weaver, D. Ze1azowski,J. White. xbsent: D. Grower, R. Cady, T. lowlands, R. Croniser. 2ow l: M, Adams, M, Charbonneau, J. Fynmore, S. Skjellerup, B. atrick, J, Kowalik, Row 11: M. owlands, L. Robinson, K. Youngs, D1 eed, L.Smith, L. Dellerba, N, ourgeois, Mrs. Kuchler. Row lll: . Swartout, D, Fynmore, J.Roberts, J, Reed, J, Simpson, D. Mooney, ,, Backer, S. Seymour, J. Howard, I. Pfeiffer, S. Smith, C. Fulmer, ,. Lambert. Mime! Row I: C. 614704 ace? Hutton, F. Palmer, T. Marcy, P, MacDiarmid. Row II: D,Harvey, G. Colvin, D. Ball, K. Traxel, T. 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