Central High School - Mercury Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1970 volume:

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Fedorchuk The Senior Class Of Central High School Proudly Presents The Final Issue Of The MERCURY T ',1lll A Q fe 2 3' 'ex : S' 3 Q: : E 1 1 E 3 T TEIEEE3 ,ary V : UF-'ED Umm 1 5'-no 5 g -...': '.:'- unnlc w I O l'O'l CQ v Q lil Y , V I ' H' X5 i 3 - Qui sf ...lk . , -1. ' V '--- 3 ' . A Q I . i Q W 's. ' '- .., , l y. , ..-0 ' I ---...Q .. A f-gs, A if . . ' vs 1 5. 1 ,xy F ' 1. x.. -b 19? 12 ,gl i - 4. Q, .mi k F . . ' 4 - A. ' , -, ff V. 1 3 ,.g , ,f wg I X x I 3 M41 -1 1 F A v A w ' Administration Andi Faculty .......... Page 10 Page 30 ....... ....... S eniors Retrospect ......... ...... P age 78 I Page 94 ....... ...... U nderelassmen Organizations ......... ........ P age 120 Page 134 ......... ...... A ctivities Sports .......... ........ P age 146 I f X 1, v 4 A A Letter From Mr. Harper June 1970 Dear Fellow Centralites , This has been a great yearn- great in many respects. It marks our last year as a group entity. This is our last graduating class. I am reminded of the French story of La Derniere Classen be- fore'Germany once took over Alsace and Lorraine. That story was on a sad note. Ours is on a happy note, for we have a proud past. This location was the first to provide academic education in tlfe city of Auburn when it was yet a village. This will be a last location within the city, for our academic future is in Fleming. This year is also a commencement. Many of us will look forward to wider horizons in the new school with greater advantages. We will look back upon a family individualityw as a pleasant re- membrance propelling us. into a greater future. This is our shining hour - our finest yearbook - a time of pride. Like an astronomical nova our school no longer will be seen as such, but also like the n'ova will still be present in an eternal orbit with a past filled with bright memories, pride of accomplishments and springboard to the future. For me, as for you, this has been one of the great things in life. Goodbye, Central, and may God be with your futures so that you may always face the sunrise with the gentle wind to your back. Your sincere friend, ' MKMMZ Millard R. Harter Principal Time is such an integral part of our daily living. We rush about, so concerned with a minute by minute timetable that we fail to appreciate some of the most important events in our lives. When we finally pause for a breath, the moment is past, the magic has gone. We may reminisce for an in- stant, but in looking back, all that is left is a fleeting shadow and a faint whisper . . . Eventually this memory dies. ln the torrential flood of events the past slips into virtual oblivion. We say, We must live for the present - what's past is past and what's to come will come. But, alas, all too soon the present is past and the future present . . And we go on this way into infinity. In dedicating a yearbook the time element must be considered, for a yearbook is nothing more than a record of events associated with our youth, and a whole lifetime stretches before youth . . . a lifetime of todays, tomorrows and yesterdays. Therefore, it is with due respect to all that we, the editors, dedicate this final edition of Mercury to the past, present and future - the infinite passage of time. Ann Bunker Dave Sargent a I .,w2'..' F., . 74 'C T-X -l'i1:,T' x , I - 'A' ' i co-editors .... senior editors . . . class editors. . . . . sports editor, . . . . sports stajf .... . business manager ........ . . assistant business manager . . . . . . ................. . . candid photographer ..... .... advisor ....,.... photographer .... . . . mr Mercury '70 Yearbook Staff ann bunker dave Sargent nadine novak peggy scott . . mike kubarek lorraine perry . .terry lattimore . . . .john colvin mike gera dana martino judy mallory . . .sue townsend . wendy fredendall . wendy Sherman . . . .rick walker . . . .mr. james tonance . john cavanaugh 1 1 Z 'C' rw? . I 1 'Jura wi FACULTY STAFF ADMINISTRATIUN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS PRINCIPAL OF AUBURN John Mullen COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL Leonard Gardner Board Of Education James Cole Donald Geary Anthony Marino Francis Mastropietro Lewis Springer, II James Cranfield Collins Hinton James Blair Joseph Schoen ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF BUSINESS OF INSTRUCTION John Bochenek Holmes Sullivan l A ff' ,., ' Vu . ,115 AP .. X .. f , X '-. 1-- ' PRINCIPAL Millard Harter AdminiStrati0n if VICE PRINCIPAL Michael Picciano SENIOR HIGH GUIDANCE Vincent Pellegrino JUNIOR HIGH GUIDANCE Sandra . Lowenstein fi' Mrs. Margaret La Due To talk and think in digits, ' Concentrating for hours on the Pythagorean theorem, Math Department Mr. Dean La Due , ' -4--Q Being able to use a slide rule and Baron's Review, And add a column of numbers five feet long, Mr. Richard Lawrence Patience and something more, This is being a mathematician. H Mrs. Elinor Cove Miss Lucille Addabo Mr. Michael Clark Mr. John Onori Science Department ll 1 1 l 1 K l Mr. William Halp Tht dtht ph fg dfh Studying rocks and elements, Calculating the speed of alpha, beta and gamma rays, Mr. Rocco LoPiccolo To know and understand a universe of wonder, This and more is Science. Mr. Michael Oropallo Mr. Leonard Bliss English Department Mr. Mrs. Buxbauln English, our language, the bridge of communication We explore through the i ages . . . MiSS SWK Mr. Harrison one All Mrs. Watkins Mrs. Wilson I Mrs. Lowery lun- Mrs Moody Mr. McLeman Mr Torrance - Mis Catto Mr. Ernest Harris url Mr. Frank Plis Mrs. Gloria Van Pell Histor Department ,Eff - ww- f -K .sf-I Mr. Carmen Panarisi Knights, castles and the medieval ages, The Renaissance, Church, and serfdom, An Industrial Revolution and formation of unions, War and Peace, slavery and civil rights, The making ofa nation - The making of history. Miss Catherine Chrystal Q5 i N - Mr. David Tubbs Mr. Edwin Wolcott 3 l U ffl tt UL hw 4 l Cfllyvk Mr. Lawrence Ludd Qffvfd 1, 5 ,ca Special reas Mr. William I-Iuther Mrs. Dorothy Gray Mrs. Ann Tis N rf 1- l . -QQ 1' , Q I , r n l . . - l S' , . dal Y Mrs. Edith Stinson EL dl Mrs. Marjorie Oliver Mrs. Ruth Nussey '23 Special Areas Robert Dean L l J ,- 4 K fl Q, 13 . .V 7'-'! 1' , A 'iilpyg '. '4 Mrs. Evelyn Burlew Mrs. Helen Milanette .At 3 , W, ,D F . I I ' 1' '-.1,':, ' l , ' f I 1, b csv if Q ' T ,dN t ,'. Mr. Bruce Crassmeyer P ij , fi?-?,:,j 1 ' Mr. William Fitzpatrick Mr. Frank Reginelli Q6 ' L 'Il ,,., ., ' , , -r . ,. . fu . Business Department .' Mrs. Catherine Tarby Dexterity and coordination help one to type, The memory of an elephant is needed for Law Patience and speed, and shatter proof nerves, A line to give at all times, To compete and succeed in the business world That is why we are taught business subjects, .53 'V ' Miss Margaret Harrington W E Mrs. Carolyn Dougherty . 4253, A RP . H- Mr. James Pitcher Miss Mary Freeman - . . A Mrs. Elizabeth Conboy ,,f,,,.,. --'-iw, . , I. .y.'E,-,,?E:,iqU, g V , ,. ,svvmi I , . QQQW .-xg: Mrs. Ann Croszley E n ws Language And Reading Departments 125' pf i Mrs. Beverly Smith To be able to speak with others, To say hello, good-bye and how are you - In more than one way, To communicate with man, For this we study languages. Mrs. Gaetana Watts -. Mrs. Vivian Phalen T... 1 Mrs. Mary Fus lv 'J - ' s i Mrs. Anna D'Onofrio on-Professional St F Fred Adams Joe Sobus if-F I . 'vi .. cb . .4 CAFETERIA STAFF: Carol Bell, Virginia Irish, Margaret Jones, Frances Sorendo. J , Af, Agnes Borsylowski '5- Fred Bogart 29 SENIORS VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Richard Walkflr Mike Gera Rick Kuhs Senior Honor R011 93.921 Richard Walker 91.970 Michael Gera 91.891 Karen Lee 91.736 Dana Martino 90.631 Ann Bunker 89.513 Nadine Novak 88.84-2 Richard Migliore 88.351 Lorraine Perry 87.684 Susan Townsend 87.151 Margaret Scott 86.973 Wendy Fredendall 86.333 Michael Kubarek 85.571 David Sargent 85.387 6ee Namisnak 85.088 Denise Kachurak 85.057 Raymond Baier Q5 an Senior Class Ufficers President - Richard Kulis Vice President - Wendy Sherman Secretary - Lorraine Perry Treasurer - Danny Coughlin Miss Margaret Harrington -Q !'b This year the Senior Class has been very fortunate to have had Miss Marga- ret Harrington as class advisor. Her ex- perience and counsel have helped many senior projects reach their goals success- fully. A memorial is a commemoration serving to keep alive the memory of a person. Al- , though Sandy has been dead for three years, her memory still lingers in the minds and hearts of those who knew her. Sandy had a subtle air of wit and humor that surpassed that of many. Thus, we find it fitting to re- print a section of William Wordsworth's Ode On The Intimations of Immortality From Recollections of Early Childhood as our tribute to Sandy Scharra. Then sing, ye Birds, sing, sing a joyous song! And let the young Lambs bound As to the tabor's sound! We in thought will join your throng, Ye that pipe and ye that play, Ye that through your hearts to-day Feel the gladness of the May! What though the radi ance which was once so bright Be now for ever taken from my sight, Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendour in the grass, of glory in the flowerg We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind, In the primal sympathy Which having been must ever beg In the soothing thoughts that spring Out of human suffering, In the faith that looks through death, In years that bring the philosophic mind. v. RAYMOND E. BAIER flReb77 JOANN BARRETTE NJ079 JOHN M ACHRANOWICZ Hollywood Polok BENETTE S. BALDANZA MARTIN J. BARRY Marry, Mart DAVID E. BALK the Hulk KRISTINE L. BEHM !!Kris9? JAMES D. BENNETT f?Jim39 -cn! BONNIE L. BROWN Barney,' E Al .E KATHLEEN BELLNIER Kathie Bell BOHDAN W. BERESIWSKY f!Bud59 ANN E. BUNKER fEIg0r7'J f!Hann77 GERALDINE A. BINGO Neem C KATHIE E. BURGER CfBerg77 !fKath-75 ANTOINETTE CACI Toni' SUSAN M. CIMILDORO HSI-le!! CHRISTOPHER M. BYRNE QfGinky77 PATRICK CHIARILLI Cf at77 TERRY A. CIMPI Q !Ter3 7 JAMES M. CIAMPI !QChirnP99 JEFFREY A. COLE !EJefF9 RONALD A. COLELLA ff Roni? THOMAS J. CORCORAN fCT0m73 N JOSEPH A. COLLELA !fJoe77 A JOHN A. COLVIN S Qi N DANIEL COUGHLIN CCDan77 !QDanny75 'J,' . K .E, HELEN M. CORCORAN LAWRENCE N. COTTRELL CCI-larry!! 39 40 GEORGE T. CUTHBERT Ncurnbyv 77 !QZubi99 MICHAEL CUTILLO fQMike77 GERALD DEBENEDETTO DAVID DEFORREST .I6rryH Dave AEEEL A2 .iw JACQUELINE C. DEC !EJ'ack77 CCJ'aCkie59 WILLIAM A. DELANOY DARLENE DEROSA Bill Willie,' Darn JOHN DEROSA Kicker BARBARA D'ONOFRIO f?Barb?7 ff - I JUDITH A. DEYO !QJudy,99 DANIEL J. DONOVAN Dann Dangerous SUSAN DOEING C!Sue97 fTSuSie95 MICHAEL P. DONOVAN Miken MICHAEL DRENNEN SARAH E- DRENNEN !'fMike77 4l JOHN DROCZAK GAIL L. FEELY MARY DRISCOLL JEANNE FARRINGTON Jeannie', PETER FEDORCHUK Poet ' M W NXWWW JFS FRANCIS J.'F10RE x?jE DAVID E. GADSBY f!Dave79 RAYMOND L. GIANNONE !QRay75 ', . :L ,':::' 112 S f. :. 2 1C:'i7' I ' : 1 IN. Ji....., 1-, ,ez WENDY R. FREDENDALL QQWCHH !fRaquel77 DAVID J. GANEY Rabbit NORMA A. GLEASON Norm MICHAEL D. GERA Mike I A NORMAN GLEASON ,WU AV M 77Z0W'fWfW Imax lp L'w'J' MAD pfzf W W QAWAW ,M 5 www W A W KATHLEEN M. GRIDLEY af' 7 JOSEPH F. GRACEFFO QCJOC75 DAVID I. GRANEY eeDaVe77 RICHARD C, CRAY Rick 'E 2, '-L . lf V1 r ,. J ' J. I 'X .3 W , .H ng: .. CAROLINE A. HALSEY Carol,' 44 tQKathS7 !QKathy97 BARBARA A. GUZEWICZ Barb Barbie .IACQUELYN A. HILLIKER Jackie LEE HOLMES Timer JENNIFER R. HALSEY f!Jen39 fCJenny79 CHARLENE L. HITCHENS Char Charlie KATHLEEN A. HORR Kathy', Butch I www INTQNHWSZW Wm ww' My W WILLIAM J. HOCKEY . Hook CATHERINE M. HUTSON Sam Princess 45 17 ff! mx ROBER'Il'11gltb,!:fXCKSON Qx NQ QNX GREGORY J. KADIEN Zarba A MICHAEL J. KUBAREK DAVID KULAKOWSKI CCT. 79 46 RICHARD A. KULIS lfRiCk77 TERRANCE K. LA'I'I'IMO RE C 9 7 CLARENCE G. LAMPHERE Connie LAURA M. LAWTON DIANE J. LAMPHERE Dianka KAREN A. LEE BRIDGET M. LENTINI CAROL J. LEWIS f!Bridg91 FREDERICK LORD Fred PATRICIA A. LYNCH C!Pat79 !QPatti77 QD Is ID I rx QQ 1 M2 Af X91 PATRICIA A. LONGLEY CfPat77 !!Patty99 f ,x Q f INK, :WL A X52 I MARIANNE LORD CHRISTOPHER MACIULEWICZ Chris Wa FRANCES M. LUCZAK Fran KEVIN M. MALEK Nipple headn DANA R. MARTINO '7Pigman Barney,' SUSAN MCCORMICK 'Sue' Sunshine,' JUDY L. MALLORY Qflludeii !fDummy71 ANN MCCONNELL '7Annie THOMAS J. MCKELLOP l!T0m97 !QMac77 I-4uK SSP SANDRA MCCORMICK usandyn 'll' LINDA MCKEON C C 9 GARY MCLEAN MARY M. MCMANUS CQMAI77 QQR0ry,9 RICHARD J. MIGLIORE CQMigS99 HGH-ri? PATRICIA L. MCMANUS Pattie', . ,z , . -nw 1. w . I n. . HAROLD MOE KERRY G. MCNALLY ?!K0k077 DAVID MORSE Murice PATRICK J. MULLALLY fQPat97 NADINE M. NOVAK rfNadja59 HDinO97 53 A If f -2 we . V K I -1: J' fy. Y ' 1 r .J ., -. tl JOHN F. MORTIN tQM0rt77 LEE NAMISNAK SHIRLEY ODELL ,A 1, PATRICIA NERVINA I Q 7 TI-IOMAS H. O'HARE !!T0m97 Yfsquinelii SCOTI' D. OUGHTERSON -N -NNW THOMAS A. PATZKE eejackv PXP MICHELE A. PALUMBO Mike THOMAS E. PERKINS Spider 'A'Perk RICHARD A. PASIK f?Rick57 ffpazeii LORRAINE A. PERRY ffLDri75 .A .- MICHAEL J. PILIPCZAK ALICE E. RANDALL NA177 I !?Mike99 LOWELL REYNOLDS JR. Junior Scrub Speed KATHLEEN ROGALSKI f!Kath77 ?fRag79 DEBORAH A. ROZELLE Debbie LOUIS J. RYAN ffl'-IOU77 EVA ANNE SABEL QQDO-M079 A . JJ ef. -- 1 .. I.- DAVID P. SARGENT !CDave75 CCSarge97 WZABW CONSTANCE M. SCIARA Coin Connie', BARBARA J. SHATFELL Barb Barbie DAVID E. SCHLEGEL Dave Redman MARGARET E. SCOTT Peg Peggy Sc0ttie,' DARLENE M1 SHERMAN ffDaI-97 LEONARD N. SEARS YQLenny97 CCI-len77 WENDY J. SHERMAN Wen', Wendel', pw W OW DONNA L. SKINKLE D. D. COERGE E. SPEARS !!Ed97 JY' PW JH LOUISE A. SHRODI J EAN E. SOFINSKI Jeannie DEBORAH A. SPINELLI Q!SPin77 W wif r I V- . .ui V ' ' wr NANCY SOMERVILLE Nam KENNETH M. STONE Stoney Milo JUDITH E. SULLIVAN QfJudy,7 C!Hey-Jude!! ! SAMUEL SWIERC ANNE SYMULA .W Vx? fCSam57 ANDREW TABONE f!Andy?9 TERRENCE TARBY Tarb Terry ELAINE M. THOMPSON Shorty SUSAN R. TOWNSEND NANCY L-.VENTURA ecMag00sa eesuess Nan,' 432 C eeAHHiC,, A. D LW, C C RICHARD R. WALKER ?fRiCk57 f!Chet77 I A DARLENE A. WESLOWSKI Polock,' A of DEBRA A. ZELEHOWSKY 9 Q!Debby77 wi j14f,,LJMJjjW'!J5LQQjUw g2ff:Qff,ifffiJffff Ja! ' f Mary . 'vga W VM DIANA M. EIQISEHOWSKY Aziifpifgfgfwffi D1 QL, 9 exif vfW'9Nl9 - ,9' 1256 A 3, NJ . if XQHERYL WYLLIE Cher E. 54? MICHAE L P. ZIMMER 6,9 V 1 L.. -1-1 4-4- 'iwsiv fi' 1-4 a kia 5 '14 -A9 gm I. fi ' A I fax Q. v 5, V, QI! V ,V h :,'. 1 .SJ- ,..1'J- Qfi v 1 ',, nt - ' 0 Kathy Cridley Patti Lynch Peggy Scott Nadine Novak Shirley Odell Jeanne Farrington Geri Bingo Joanne Ruschak Sue Townsend Diana Zelehowsky Dave Sargent Anne Symula Dar Weslowski Carol Lewis Dave Kulakowski Norma Gleason Gary McLean Anne Sahel Wendy Fredendall Jacqueline Dec John DeRosa Ann Bunker Lorraine Perry Terry Tarby Toni Caci Andy Tabone Dave Gadsby Bud Beresiwsky Cathy Hutson Sandy McCormick Kathy Bellnier Jackie Hilliker Kathy Horr Connie Sciara Marianne Lord Nancy Somerville Darlene Sherman Mary McManus Sue Doeing Fran Luczak Karen Lee David Morse Bonnie Brown Michele Palumbo Rick Migliore Darlene DeRosa Mary Wejko Carolyn Halsey Jenny Halsey Fred Lord Sam Swierc Dave Graney Alice Randall Kathy Graney Barb Shattell Elaine Thompson Frank Fiore JoAnn Barrette Dave Balk Kathie Burger Sue McCormick Tom McKellop Char Hitchens Anne Verdi Greg Kadien Nancy Ventura Denise Kachurak Diane Lamphere Donna Skinkle Kathy Kelly Linda McKeon Martin Barry Deb Zelehowsky Barb Guzewicz Dave Schlegel John Sincerbeaux Barb D'Onofrio Senior Directory IOHN ACHRAMOWICZ Pet Peeve: Cooking chicken Weakness: Golf Future Plans: College Monitors 4, Sports Night 1. RAY BAIER Pet Peeve: Shakespeare's plays, English 11 and 12. Weakness: Chris C. Future Plans: ACC Most Dependablef, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice- President, Ring Committee 3, Sports Night 1, Letters 1 Rifle 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 7 DAVE BALK Pet Peeve: Girls Weakness: Gambling Future Plans: College Library Staff 3, Hi-Y 3, Monitors 4, Sports Night 1, letters 2, City League Baseball 2, 4, Baseball 1, City League Basket- ball 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Rifle 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 4. .IOANN BARRETTE Pet Peeve: Leeches, Loudmouths, Liars Weakness: Clothes, Bob Future Plans: College, Business Junior Class Secretary, Honor Society 1, Hi-Y 1, Ring Com- mittee 3, Bety Crocker-Test 4, Sports Night 1, Baseball 2, 3, Intramurals 1. MARTIN BARRY Pet Peeve: Winter Weakness.' Boats, Waterskiing, Oswego Speedway Student Council 2. KRIS BEHM Pet Peeve: Someone forcing me to do something Weakness: D.D. Chorus 1, Sports Night 1, Girl's Bowling 1. KATHIE BELLNIER Pet Peeve: a certain in-law Weakness: Tom Collins, mallo cups Future Plans: Heavy-weight champion Library Staff 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Drama Club 3, Majorettes Club 2, 3, Girl's Bowling 1, 2, Tennis 3, Track 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. BUD BERESIWSKY Pet Peeve: Science Weakness: Fast cars, girls Central Review 4, Journalism Club 4, Library Staff 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. GERI BINGO Pet Peeve: People who think they are what they really arenlt Weakness: Kittens, puppies, cute babies Future Plans: Stewardess, Dental Assistant Journalism Club 4, Hi-Y 3, Sno-Ball Candidate 2, Ring Com- mittee 3, Betty Crocker Test 4, Sports Night 1, Letters 2, Girl's Bowling 1, Drama Club 4. BONNIE BROWN . Pet Peeve: conceited people, immaturity and insincerity Weakness: boys, clothes, redheads and talking Future Plans: tailor at Camp Sunshine Student Council 4, Math Club 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Sophomore Welcome 4, Chorus 4, Monitors 4, Betty Crocker Test 4. ANN BUNKER Pet Peeve: John Weakness: The Beatles, G.T., T.8zD. Future Plans: College Most Versatile, Mercury Staff 3, 4 Co-Editor, Honor Soci- ety 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Council 4, Journalism Club 2, 3 Sec., 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Sec., Senior Play 4, Drama Club 3, 4, March of Dimes 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ring Committee 3, U.N. Assem- bly 2, 3 Head Delegate, 4, Sno-Ball Committee 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Masque and Hammer Guild 4, It's Academic 4, Magazine Drive 3, Girl's Bowling 1, Intramurals 1. KATHIE BURGER Pet Peeve: JoAnn Ruschak and stuck-up people Weakness: beer and babies, Dick C., and Mr. Picciano Future Plans: Beautician and Marriage Library Staff 3, 4, Hi-Y 2 Pres., 3, Monitors 4, Ring Com- mittee 3, Health Club 2, Betty Crocker Test 4. CHRISTOPHER BYRNE Pet Peeve: 7th and 8th graders with Big Ideas Weakness: Lucky Strikes and Bud with P.O.A. and B.,I. Future Plans: CCBI Most Plcasing Personalityfl Vice-President of Drama Club, Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, Central Review 3, 4, Journal- ism Club 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 2, 3, 4, Sno-Ball Candidate 1, 2, 3, Sno-Ball Committee 3, 4, Cho- rus 1, Ring Committee 3, Dance Committee 3, 4, Masque 81 Hammer Guild 4, Letters 1, Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. TONI CACI Pet Peeve: Boys with a line Weakness: a smile Future Plans: Secretary Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Basketball 1. JAMES CIAMPI Pet Peeve: study hall Weakness: girls Future Plans: Business Accountant Football 1. SUE CIMILDORA Pet Peeve: snobs Weakness: long hairs Future Plans: college FTA 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Chorus 1, Drama Club 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Intramurals 1, 2. TERRY CIMPI Pet Peeve: Phonies Weakness: J.D. and the R.L. Future Plans: Model Student Council Rep. 3, Student Council Alt. 2, 'Central Re- view 4, Honor Society 1, Journalism Club 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Sno-Ball Candidate 3, Inter Hi-Y Council 2, Ring Committee 3, Dance Committee 3, Betty Crocker Test 4, Baseball 3. JEFF COLE Pet Peeve: Restrictions Future Plans: Business JOE COLELLA Pet Peeve: My English 11 , 11 , 12 teacher Weakness: Blondes fesp. Fran? Future Plans: Marine Corps RON COLELLA Pet Peeve: cold soccer practices Weakness: a full gas tank Future Plans: College JOHN COLVIN Pet Peeve: boring nights Weakness: good bands Future Plans: Harvard or Yale Student Council Rep. 4, Mercury Staff 4, Math Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Senior Play 4, Sno-Ball Candi- date 3, Monitors 4, Ring Committee 3, U.N. Assembly 2 President 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Letters 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 7 7 HELEN CORCORAN Pet Peeve: stuck-up people Weakness: shy boys, vets Future Plans: Secretary TOM CORCORAN LARRY COTTRELL Pet Peeve: P-Rl' Weakness: 66 Super Sports Future Plans: College Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. DAN COUGHLIN Pet Peeve: drunk girls Weakness: none Future Plans: Business School Senior Class Treasurer, Intramurals 4. GEORGE CUTHBERT Pet Peeve: Weakness: Hi-Y 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, City League Basketball 4. bl MICHAEL CUTILLO Pet Peeve: big shots Weakness: certain girls and Purple Lancers Future Plans: A.C.C. CHRISTINE CZUBAT Pet Peeve: Rollo's false teeth Weakness: O.C., 44-2's, beoney Future Plans: Secretary Library Staff 3, Hi-Y 3. IACQUELINE DEC Pet Peeve: the .end of something good Weakness: Christmas, snow, silver-white Future Plans: College Student Council Rep. 2, 3, Alt. 4, Mercury Staff 4, Central Review 4, Pep Council 4, Journalism Club 2, 3 Secretary, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, Hi-Y I, Exchange Student 3, Ring Committee 3, U.N. Assembly 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3. GERALD DE BENEDETTO Pet Peeve: work Weakness: girls Future Plans: A.C.C. DAVID DE FORREST Pet Peeve: work Weakness: everything Future Plans: A.C.C. Journalism Club 4, Central Review 4, Soccer 2. WILLIAM DELANOY Pet Peeve: conceited people Weakness: Pearl's Future Plans: A.C.C. Hi-Y l,2, Chorus I, Football l, Track I, Intramurals l, 2, 3. 62 DARLENE DE ROSA Pet Peeve: fights on dead end streets Weakness: Greg Future Plans: F .B.l. agent , Best Dressedf Student Council Alt. 2, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2 Secretary, 3, 4, Senior Play 3, Majorettes Club 2, Ring Committee 3, Spring Prom Princess 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JOHN DE ROSA Pet Peeve: summons and tickets Weakness: aggressive girls Future Plans: ROTC - Air Force Most Flirtatiousf, Math Club l, Hi-Y I, Drama Club 4, Chess Club 3, Intramurals I, 2. JUDY DEYO Pet Peeve: People who lie Weakness: Men! Future Plans: Secretary Betty Crocker Test '4, Girl's Bowling l, Basketball l, In- tramurals I, 2. SUE DOEING Pet Peeve: fakes, liars, and narcisstics Weakness: French, summer, giraffes Future Plans: College Student Council 4, Hi-Y 1, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Harmonettes 4, Monitors 4,--Letters I, Cirl's Bowling 1, Tennis 3, 4, In- tramurals 1. BARB D'ONOF RIO Pet Peeve: Pimples Weakness: Blondish-haired boys Future Plans: College F.T.A. 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. DAN DONOVAN Student Council l, 2, 4, Central Review 4, Honor Society l, Journalism Club 4, U.N. Assembly 2, 3, Letters l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4. MIKE DONOVAN L Pet Peeve: Rolling cars and trucks Weakness: Diane Future Plans: Army Air Corps Monitors 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3. MIKE DRENNEN Pet Peeve: Miss Harrington Weakness: Scrambling Future Plans: College Track 2, 3. SARAH DRENNEN Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people Weakness: A certain guy Future Plans: College Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sports Night 1. IEANNE FARRINGTON Pet Peeve: Hospitals, Bedpans, Boys with a line Weakness: Dave, new clothes Future Plans: Beautician Library Staff 1, 4, Hi-Y 1, 3, 4. PETER FEDORCHUK Pet Peeve: the Third Floor Weakness: Napoleon Cognac Future Plans: College lwritingl National High School Poetry Award, Central Review 3, Mer- cury Staff 4, Journalism Club 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. GAIL FEELEY Pet Peeve: Slow people and Bad jokes Weakness: Boys, cars, Mickey Mouse Future Plans: Accountant Most Pleasing Personalityf, Orchestra 1, Monitors 4, Sports Night 1, Girl's Bowling 2, 3, Basketball 1, Intramur- als 1, 2, 3. GLENN FLETCHER Pet Peeve: ,l.D.'s Weakness: scotch and ginger ale Future Plans: college Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4, Central Review 3, 4, Jour- nalism Club 3, 4, Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 2, 3, 4, Sno-Ball Candidate 3, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Swimming 1, Gymnastics 2, Track 1, 2, Bas- ketball 2, Best Dressed. WENDY FREDENDALL Pet Peeve: tests and math Weakness: Xmas, Beatles, T.S. and D.S. Future Plans: language teacher Student Council Alt. 3, Mercury Staff 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, Journalism Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4. DAVID GANEY Pet Peeve: I RAY GIANNONE Pet Peeve: meter maid Weakness: Wart's V.W. Future Plans: A.C.C. Library Staff 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Monitor 4, Sports Night 1, In tramurals 1, 2. NORMA GLEASON Pet Peeve: phony people Weakness: Jimmy Future Plans: elementary teacher Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sno-Ball Candidate 1, 2, 3. JOE GRACEFFO Pet Peeve: History Weakness: food Future Plans: college Library Staff 1, ,I.V. Basketball Manager, Letter 3. CATHY GRANEY Pet Peeve: Boothie Weakness: Beony sandwiches and Bob L. Future Plans: telephone operator Hi-Y 2, Monitor 3, Betty Crocker Test 4, City League Soft- ball 4. DAVID GRANEY Weakness: Pet Peeve: waking up in the morning Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, City League Basketball 2, Gym- Weakness: Pai' day' and P001 nastics Club 3. Future Plans.' A.C.C. or service Football 1, Intramurals 3. MIKE GERA ' Pet Peeve: short lunch hour Weakness: New York Giants Future Plans: college RICK GRAY Pet Peeve: Milo's truck Weakness: cheerleaders Student Council Rep. 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, .lournalism Future Plans: College . Club 3, M0Uif0f 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, If1U'Hml1IHlS 3, 4, LCUCFS Hi-Y 1, 2, Sno-Ball Candidate 1, Football 1, 2, Soccer 3, 4, 2, 4 City League Basketball 3, 4, Letters 3, 4. 63 4, City League Basketball 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals KATHY CRIDLEY 4. Pet Peeve: boring weekends, white socks and finger waves Weakness: Bob, money and new clothes TOM HEARNS Future Plans: Beautieian Library Staff I, 2 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2 3, 4 Bett Crocker Test 4 Pet Peeve: money 7 -1 9 9 y 9 Sports Night 1, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Track 2, City League Soft- Weakness: beer ball 4. Future Plans: college CRAIG GUMMERSON JACQUELYNE HILLIKER Pet Peeve: litterbugs and greasy foods Weaknesc: A boy in Dunmore Future Plans: Airline Stewardess Student Council Rep. 3, Central Review 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, U.N. Assembly 3, Sno-Ball 3, 4. Pet Peeve: 5th bell study hall on Thursday and Friday Weakness: T.C. Future Plans: college Library Staff 4, Monitor 4, Baseball 1, City League Basket- ball 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLENE HITCHENS Pet Peeve: forest tires Weakness: Mokey Bear, St. Bernards and M.M. Future Plans: forest rangeress 'eMost Witty, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 3, 4. BILL HOCKEY Pet Peeve: 3rd bell study hall Weakness: cars Futube Plans: A.C.C. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LEE HOLMES Pet Peeve: Fords Weakness: CheVy's Future Plans: college KATHY HORR Pet Peeve: B.S. and E.A. 1 Weakness: Ed and the P.L. Future Plans: Beautician Monitor 4, Betty Crocker Test 4. BARBARA GUZEWICZ Pet Peeve: car trouble CATHY HUTSON , Weakness.. a boy named Billy Pet Peeve: thundershowers and spiders Future Plans: College Weakness: St. Bernards, John Wayne and football players Ch 1 2 4, B k T B - Future Plans: Hospital Librarian Ingiiurgls' ' my Croc Cf CM' Owhng 1' Track 1' student Council Rep. 4, Pep Council 4, Library Staff 1, Hi-Y ' 1, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Letters 1, 3, 4, City League Basketball 4, CAROLYNE HALSEY Bowling 1, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Track 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: over confident guys Weakness: Toad BOB JACKSON Future Plans: college Pet Peeve: not being 18 Ring Committee 3, Betty Crocker Test 4, Basketball 4, Weakness: money and beer Track 1, City League Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: A-C-C' JENNIFER HALSEY Pet Peeve: Debbie Van Pelt JOYCE JACOBS Weakness: Larry Pet Peeve: not knowing enough . Future Plans: undecided Weakness: apple pie and ice cream Library Staff 1, Monitor 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Track 1, 2, Future Plans: to live and let live 64 DENISE KACHURAK Pet Peeve: snobs Weakness: going out and having fun Future Plans: college Most Athletic, Pep Council 4, Ring Committee 3, Monitor 4, Drama 1, Betty Crocker Test 4, Letters 1, 2, 3, 4, City League Basketball 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, City League Softball 3, 4. GREG KADIEN Pet Peeve: people who take cars without permission Weakness: Nancy - Future Plans: college and the service Drama Club 4. KATHIE KELLEY Pet Peeve: dead parties Weakness: Butch Future Plans: marriage STUART KORTH Pet Peeve: big nosed people Weakness: alcohol, hunting and big girls Future Plans: A.C.C. or Service Best Lookingf' Hi-Y 3, 4, Sno-Ball Candidate 2, 3, Ring Committee 3, Letters 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Math Weakness my fathers car Future Plans: Oswego Mercury Staff 4, Journalis Club 3, 4, Sno-Ball Committee 4, Intramurals 2. MIKE KUBAREK III DAVE KULAKOWSKI Pet Peeve: 7th graders Weakness: wine, women and song Future Plans: accountant Math Club 2, Hi-Y 1, 4, Monitor 4, Ring Committee 3, City League Basketball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, City League Softball 3, 4.. RICK KULIS v Pet Peeve: Andy T. and waking up Weakness: Cin,', and food Future Plans: college Most Versatile, Class President 4, Student Council Rep. 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Council 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, City League Baketball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Boy's State 3. CONNIE LAMPHERE Pet Peeve: Weakness: , Future Plans: Hi-Y 2, Baseball 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DIANE LAMPHERE Pet Peeve: two faced people and Karen T. Weaknxzss: Stanley Future Plans: college TERRY LATTIMORE Pet Peeve: Mary Marquart Weakness: juicy parties Future Plans: college Student Council Treasurer 4, Student Council Rep. 1, 2, Mercury Staff 4, Hi-Y 4, Sno-Ball Candidate 3, Letters 3, 4, Football 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. LAURA LAWTON Pet Peeve: big mouths Weakness: Skinny and P.L. Future Plans: A.C.C. Monitor 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Letters 2, 3, City League Basketball 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN LEE Pet Peeve: Room 333 Weakness: food Future Plans: college Most Shy, National Merit' Letter of Commendation 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Bowling 4. BRIDGET LENTINI Pet Peeve: stuck up people Weakness: weekends, holidays and fun Future Plans: college Monitor 4, Ring Committee 2, Bowling 1. CAROL LEWIS Pet Peeve: stuffed tigers Weakness: corvettes Future Plans: college 65 PATRICIA LONGLEY Pet Peeve: people who don't mind their own business Wgzkness: having a good time future Plans: A.C.C. or work Chorus 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Letters 1, Bowling 1, In- tramurals. FRED LORD Pet Peeve: odd people Weakness: a certain Wells frosh Future Plans: college Math Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 4. MARIANNE LORD Pet Peeve: two faced people Weakness: vacations Future Plans: Cosmetologist Math Club 2, Health Club 2, Gymnastics Club 1, 2, Intramu- rals 1, 2. F RAN LUCZAK Pet Peeve: daylight and Italian food Weakness: darkness and Joe Future Plans: undecided PATTI LYNCH Pet Peeve: people who talk about nothing Weakness: certain boy Future Plans: undecided Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Alt. CHRIS MACIULEWICZ Pet Peeve: Tom McKellop Weakness: Los Angeles Rams Future Plans: A.C.C. 66 KEVIN MALEK Pet Peeve: forgetfulness Weakness: money Future Plans: undecided JUDY MALLORY Pet Peeve: liars and big mouths Weakness: church and victory parties Future Plans: Interior Designer Monitor 3, 4, Mercury Staff 4, Ring Committee 3, Bowling 4, M.O.D. Chairman 4, Student Council Alt. 4, Pep Council 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Drama Club 4. DANA MARTINO Pet Peeve: NO money and waking up Weakness: Basketball, the Morning Telegraph Future Plans: College Athlete Most Athletic, Boy's State 3, Student Council Alt. 1, 2, 3, Mercury Staff 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Library Staff 1, 2, U.N. Assembly 2, 3, 4 Head Delegate, Letters 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN MCCONNELL Pet Peeve: certain teachers Weakness: certain boy named Johnny Future Plans: marriage Monitor 4, Bowling 1, Baseball 1, 4. SANDI MCCORMICK Pet Peeve: green gym suits Weakness: a boy named Doug Future Plans: undecided Monitor 4, Ring Committee 3, Betty Crocker Test 4, Base- ball 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2. SUE MCCORMICK Pet Peeve: girls with big mouths Weakness: a boy at West and Xmas Future Plans: A.C.C. Hi-Y 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Student Council Rep. 2, Alternate 1, Monitor 4, Ring Committee 3, Dance Committee 2, Betty Crocker Test 4, City League Basketball 4, Baseball 1, 2, City League Softball 1, 2. TOM MCKELLOP Pet Peeve: Chess Weakness: Cleveland Browns Future Plans: A.C.C. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Intramurals 4, City League Basketball 4. LINDA MCKEON Pet Peeve: People who mind my business Weakness: sharp, expensive clothes Future Plans: Beautician GARY MCLEAN Pet Peefue: conceited people and Mopars Weakness: Geri Future Plans: undecided Hi-Y 2, 3, Sno-Ball Candidate 2, 3, Sports Nights 2, City League Basketball 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. MARY McMANUS Pet Peeve: two-faced people Weakness: ES. Future Plans: marriage PATTIE MCMANUS Pet Peeve: Rollo'l Weakness: Terry Future Plans: nurse Sno-Ball Candidate 1, Betty Crocker Test 4. KERRY MCNALLY Pet Peeve: Fred Lewis's socks Weakness: the Lake Future Plans: Pony Express Rider Student Council Alt. 1, 2, 3, Sno-Ball Candidate 2, Sno-Ball Committee, Monitors 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4. RICHARD MIGLIORE Pet Peeve: 2nd Lunch bell Weakness: 151 and opening days Future Plans: Quarterback for the N. Y. Giants Student Council Rep. 4, Honor Society 1, 4, Journalism Club 3, Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, U.N. Assembly-2, 3, Football 2, Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD MOE Pet Peeve: Snobs Weakness: motorcycles Future Plans: Armed Service DAVE MORSE Pet Peeve: Mac Weakness: Gym Future Plans: School of Washington JOHN MORTIN Pet Peeve: a certain girl Weakness: liquor Future Plans: ACC, science Central Review 4 Co-Editor, Honor Society 1, Journalism Club 4, Math Club 2, Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Sen- ior Play 3, Drama Club 3, Sno-Ball Committee 4, Chorus 1, Band 1, U.N. Assembly 2, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. PAT MULLALLY Pet Peeve: lousy lemon-meringue ple Weakness: a certain blonde Future Plans: Aeronautical Drafting Sno-Ball Candidate 3, Ring Committee 3. PAT NERVINA Pet Peeve: Prejudice Weakness: Soul and Underground Music, Dylan Future Plans: Barber NADINE NOVAK Pet Peeve: cigarette smoke, dull weekends, hypocrites Weakness: parties, goofing-off Future Plans: college Most Likely to Succeed, National Merit Letter of Com- mendation, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, 4, Mercury Staff 4, Central'Review 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4, Pep Council 4, Journalism Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, Math Club 1, 2 Sec., Play 4, Sno-Ball Committee 3, 4 Chairman, Drama Club 3, 4 Sec., Chorus 2, 3, 4, Monitors 1, U.N. Assembly 2, 3 Head Delegate, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Masque 81 Hammer Guild 4, Girl's Chorus 2, March of Dimes 2, 4, Magazine Drive 3, Intramurals 1. SHIRLEY ODELL Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Weakness: Boys Future Plans: Beautician TOM O'HARE Pet Peeve: crutches Weakness: broken legs . Future Plans: member of Hell's Angels SCOTT OUGHTERSON Future Plans: Physical Ed Teacher . .. ?ZL, 61 MICHELE PALUMBO Pet Peeve: Nothing to do on weekends Weakness: Jade East and old blue jeans Future Plans: College Library Staff 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Sno-Ball Candidate 1, 2, 3, Ring Committee 3, Betty Crocker Test 4. RICK PASIK Pet Peeve: Losing by a slim margin, a certain Yankee catcher Weakness: American Airline Stewardess, Celtics, New York City Future Plans: Electrician Pep Council 1, 2, Ring Committee 3, Sports Night 2, City League Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. TOM PATZKE Pet Peeve: Liver and Wars Weakness: Love Future Plans: J.C. II, Prophet Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Monitors 4, Health Club 3, City League Basketball 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. TOM PERKINS Pet Peeve: ,Iim's Girls Weakness: Mr. Choi's Pitch Future Plans: ACC Monitors 4, Sports Night 1, Soccer 3, 4, City League Basket- ball 3, 4, Football 1, Intramurals 3, 4. LORI PERRY Pet Peeve: Phonies Weakness: Rings, champagne Future Plans: College Most Dependablef, Senior Class Sec., Student Council 1, 4, Mercury Staff 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas., Pep Coun- cil 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club 1, 2, 3 Pres., 4, F .T.A. 4 Vice- Pres., Math Club 1, 2, Library Staff 3, Sno-Ball Committee 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, U.N. Assembly 2, 3, 4, Majorettes Club 2, 3, 4, Exchange Student 3, Dance Committee 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Choraleers 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Magazine Drive 3, Intramurals 1, Majorette 3, 4 Assistant Head. MIKE PILIPCZAK Pet Peeve: L. A. Rams Weakness: N. Y. Mets Future Plans: College, ACC Monitors 3, 4, U.N. Assembly 1, City League Basketball 4, Sports Night 1, Baseball 1, Intramurals 4. STEVE PILIPCZAK Monitors 4, Intramurals 2. ALICE RANDALL Pet Peeve: little brothers Weakness: little kids with big eyes 68 LOWELL REYNOLDS Pet Peeve: Wine, Sunday mornings Weakness: C.W., other girls, a good drunk Future Plans: Service, Business Management KATHY ROGALSKI Pet Peeve: Smokers, home work Weakness: Doug Monitors 4, Intramurals 2. DEBBIE ROZELLE Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people Weakness: Steve, Chevelle S.S. 396 Future Plans: Marriage Best Looking, Library Staff 4, Sno-Ball Candidate 2, Betty Crocker Test 4. LOU RYAN Pet Peeve: Gummy Cummerson Weakness: certain girl Future Plans: Bum .IOANNE RUSCHAK Pet Peeve: Ernie and Esther Weakness: Mach I and guys at West High Future Plans: further in nursing profession Most Talkativef' Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Ring Committee 3, Betty Crocker Test 4, City League Baseball 2, 3 4 ' 7 . ANN SABEL Pet Peeve: Undergraduates . Weakness: Budweiser and Boston Future Plans: College DAVE SARGENT Pet Peeve: Rebels without a couse Weakness: Brahma Chopp and people Future Plans: College major in special education Contributed the Most to Central, Soph. Class Pres., Junior Class Pres., Student Council Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, lt's Aca- demic, K. of C. MUNGA Award 3, Student Council 2, Inter-School Council 4, Mercury Staff 3, 4 Co-Editor, Cen- tral Review 4, Honor Society 1, 3, 4, Pep Council 2, 3 Treas., 4, Journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Pres., 4, Sno-Ball Candidate 3, Inter Hi-Y Council 3, 4 Pres., Ring Committee 3, Exchange Student 3, U.N. Assembly 2, 3 Head Delegate, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Magazine Drive 3, Bas- ketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. DAN SAWRAN Pet Peeve: school Weakness: nice girls Future Plans: Construction DAVE SCHLEGEL Pet Peeve: kerosene lamps and Dr. Dolciani's math book Weakness: two wheeled machines, two legged women, plus one edsel and fluff. CONNIE SCIARA Pet Peeve: being razed by a certain someone about certain subject Weakness: Bill and Kitty Future Plans: Dental Hygienist Biggest Flirt, Hi-Y 3, Senior Play, Drama Club 4, City League Basketball 4, Baseball 2, 3. MARGARET SCOTT Pet Peeve: stupid people and bugs Weakness: Duane, kittens PEGGY SCOTI' Pet Peeve: stupid people and bugs Weakness: Duane, kittens Soph. Class Vice-Pres., Junior Class Vice-Pres., Student Council 2, 3, Mercury Staff 4, Honor Society 1, 3, 4, Pep Council 4, Journalism Club 2, F.T.A. 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, Sno-Ball Committee 3, 4, Ring Committee 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, Magazine Drive 3. LEN SEARS Pet Peeve: people with big mouths Weakness: cycles Future Plans: college Student Council 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. BARB SHATTELL Pet Peeve: messy lockers, tardiness Weakness: Jim, food, kittens Future Plans: Dietician Student Council 3, 4, Pep Council 4, Journalism Club 4, Math Club 2, Library Staff 2, Ring Committee 3, Dance Committee 4. DARLENE SHERMAN Pet Peeve: conceited people Weakness: a certain boy Future Plans: ACC or work Monitors 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Girl's Bowling 3, 4. WENDY SHERMAN Pet Peeve: people who think they know it all Weakness: Marc, Beer lsecond best, Future Plans: ACC, lab technician Senior Class Vice-Pres., Mercury Staff 4, Pep Council 4, F.T.A. 3, Hi-Y 1, 2 Sgt.-at-Arms, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Moni- tors, 4, Ring Committee 3, Dance Committee 4. JOHN SINCERBEAUX Pet Peeve: Jackie Talamo Weakness: Girls Future Plans: Service DONNA SKINKLE Pet Peeve: stuck-up people Weakness. T.P. Future Plans: Marriage JEAN SOFINSKI Pet Peeve: L.T. Weakness: L.T. Future Plans: Teacher Central Review 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Ring Committee 3, U.N. Assembly 2, 3, 4, Betty Crocker Test 4. 69 NANCY SOMMERVILLE Pet Peeve: 2 faced people, and Room 125 Weakness: Certain boys Future Plans: CCBI or ACC Monitors 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Sports Night 1, Girl's Bowling 4, Basketball 1. ED SPEARS Pet Peeve: Uparkingn tickets Weakness: a slow dance with Debbie C. Future Plans: Yes, many Student Council Rep. 1, Alt. 2, Inter-School Council 1, Sports Night 2, Intramurals 4. , DEBBIE SPINELLI Pet Peeve: school, being bored, stuck-up people Weakness: brains, long hair, places to go Future Plans: LPN and Marriage Sports Night 1, Girl's Bowling 1. KEN STONE Pet Peeve: Debbie C. Weakness: SUGAR Future Plans: tend bar at Murphey's Pub Student Council 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, Dance Committee 4, Letters 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY SULLIVAN Pet Peeve: phonics Weakness: Rick, P.L. Future Plans: ACC 70 SAM SWIERC Pet Peeve: people who are conceited Weakness: Anne Future Plans: College ANNE SYMULA Pet Peeve: people who start arguments Weakness: Boy named Sam Future Plans: College Journalism Club 3, Ring Committee 3, Girlie Bowling 3. ANDY TABONE Pet Peeve: teachers who don't teach, authority Weakness: Ha, ha. You wouldnlt believe it. Student Council 3, Central Review 4 Co-Editor,,Pep Council 3, 4, Math Club 2, Journalism Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, SnoQBall Committee 4, Ring Committee 3, U.N. Assembly 4, Dance Committee 4, Magazine Drive 3. TERRY TARBY Pet Peeve: Show-offs and conceited people Weakness: A girl named Annie Future Plans: College Sno-Ball Candidate 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. ELAINE THOMPSON Pet Peeve: 2 faced people Weakness: Brown eyes Future Plans: College Library Staff 4, Hi-Y 4, Girlls Bowling 4, Intramurals 4. SUE TOWNSEND Pet Peeve: Yearbook payments and 6th bell lab Weakness: Vanilla ice cream and Christmas Future Plans: College Contributed the Most to Central, Junior Class Treas., Student Council 3, Mercury Staff 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Council 2, 3, 4 Pres., Journalism Club 1, 2 Sec., 3, 4, Math Club 1, 2, Library Staff 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Play 3, All-High Head Majo- rette 4, Choraleers 3, 4, Inter Hi-Y Council 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Harmonettes 2, 3, 4, Majorettes Club 2, 3, 4, Ring Committee 3, U.N. Assembly 2, 3, 4, Sno-Ball Com- mittee 4, Betty Crocker Test 4, Sports Night 1, S.T.A. 2, Drama Club 3, 4, Masque 81 Hammer Guild 4, City League Basketball 2, City League Softball 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. TIM TUBBERT Pet Peeve: Police Weakness: Deep ,music Future Plans: Miami Dade or ACC NANCIE VENTURA Pet Peeve: staying home on weekends Weakness: Bobby, Billy, new clothes and cars Future Plans: Beautician Library Staff 1, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4. ANNE VERDI Pet Peeve: snobby girls Weakness: Terry Future Plans: undecided Sno-Ball Candidate 3, Bowling 3. RICK WALKER Pet Peeve: cold pizza and high insurance rates Weakness: the kid and ice cream Future Plans: R.P.I. Most Likely to Succeed, National Merit Letter of Com- mendation, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, President, Student Council Rep. 3, Journalism Club 3, 4 Photographer, Math Club 2, Library Staff 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Sectionals, Orchestra 3, 4, Choralaires 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. MARION- WEIKO Pet Peeve: Bummers Weakness: Marines Future Plans.' Secretary DARLENE WESLOWSKI Pet Peeve: potato chips and Math Weakness: Michael and the P.L. Future Plans: President of Poland Central Review 2, Pep Council 4, Journalism Club 1, 2, 3, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Senior Play 3, 4, S.'I'.A. 3, Inter Hi-Y Council 2, Band 4, Monitor 4, Majorettes Club 3, 4, Health Club 2, 3, U.N. Assembly 3, 4, Head Delegate, Betty Crocker Test 4, Majorette 4. DEBBIE WILCOX Pet Peeve: Room 123 Weakness: weekends and blue eyes Future Plans: work Chorus 1, 2, Monitor 4. CHERYL WYLLIE Pep Peeve: school Weakness: Albert Mendillo Future Plans: Civil Service DEBBY ZELEHOWSKY Pet Peeve: people who crack their knuckles Weakness: dark hair and blue eyes Future Plans: college DIANA ZELEHOWSKY Pet Peeve: phoney boys Weakness: warm starry nighds Future Plans: marriage MIKE ZIMMER Pet Peeve: English Weakness: Baseball Future Plans: college v l FZ Q' ' J ti? i J, if y 3 M .4 ' R ' :, , 1 MOST VERSATILE Rick Kulis Anne Bunker is IQ if T T T5 . ' F 2, , , E F : T 3x f ? ' E - .' s ' : I .Q 5, X' , 3 1 Q J! 1 , V A , 4- , ' V . w CONTRIBUTED MOST TO CENTRAL MOST DEPENDABLE Dave Sargent Ray Baier Sue Townsend Lorraine Perry VOTL wiffifi if MLW WW-7 4'1 vs MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WW Rick Walker ' Nadine Novak Nr In T' L r ...L J x 'i . sr . 5 N H' MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY V MOST ATHLETIC Gail Feeley Dana Martino Ch,-is Byrne Denise Kachurak BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST SHY Connie Sciara Karen Lee John DeR9sa Mike Zimmer ,Er 1.-f-r MOST FRIENDLY Dave Gadsby Wendy Sherman in-f MOST WITTY Charlene Hitchens Dave Schlegal n A O O , N. l , -lo, ,E ,fqllllglvlfnl ' Z We fe BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED Debbi 'Rozellg Glenn Fletcher Stu Korth Darlene Dellesa Q f l , e M elf I MOST TALKATIVE Dan Donovan Jo Ann Ruschak 1 QR xx . 'ii RETRCJ SPECT Histor The Class of 1970 is the last class to graduate from Central High School and as this is the last issue of the Mercury year- book, the staff felt it appropriate to incorporate a special section concerning the history of the schools on this site. This retrospect section is a pictorial chronical of such aspects of school life as classes, organizations and athletics, and includes pictures of the buildings, principals, and some faculty members. The first building to occupy the site was the Auburn Academy, which opened in 1812. The land had been do- nated by one Robert Dill, and private funds were used to finance the construction. ,Of white-painted brick, the structure measured sixty by twenty feet, and consisted of the main three-story building with a two-story west wing. The entrance was on the south, and the third story en- closed living quarters and the assembly roomg above that was a cupola with a bell. Discipline was strict, and pun- ishment often consisted of shutting up the disobedient in a closet or solitary confinement in a deep hole in the wall left by the builders. The fn'st floor housed the primary department. Be- sides the grades, there were the standard academic cours- es, such as Latin and Creek. Science, modern languages and mathematics were also taught. During the 19th cen- tury, considerable emphasis was placed on the study of the classics and mathematics. In 1816, the building was burned, and for the next decade the school was held in makeshift accommoda- tions. A new building was constructed on the original site in 1827. ln 1850 and 1866, the public school system was or- ganized more fully, and city superintendents were put in charge. The High School was first organized in 1866, in No. 4-, North Street School, with Warren Higley as prin- cipal and a registration of seventy-three pupils. Mean- while, the trustees of the Academy transferred the prop- erty to the Board of Educationg the High School was moved there in January of 1867, and was thereafter called the Auburn Academic High School. The first class to graduate after the new High School was organized was the Class of 1868, which consisted of two members. A crying need for more space resulted in construction of a much larger brick and sandstone building just west of the old 1927 building. The new Auburn Academic High School building was first occupied in 1888, with William P. Thompson as principal and a registration of 358. The first class graduating from the building was that of 1889, and numbered 32. The 1888 building was a three-story structure stand- ing well back from Garden Street, the central entrance being adorned with heavy columns of red sandstone. The boys' entrance was on the eastg the girls' on the west. The basement housed the physics and chemistry laboratories. The ground floor held classrooms, the second floor con- tained the boys' and girls' study halls and the small li- brary, while the third floor had the assembly room. Prior to the fire of 1903, the platform of the assembly room was located on the north side of the room, afterwards, on the south side. Starting in 1898, various classes began to contribute memorial stained-glass windows. Later on a pipe organ was installed, the money being raised by stu- dent gifts. With the construction of the 1888 building, the old Academy building was used as a Grammar School. The new institution was a step in the progression toward the Junior High to come later on. The High School as then organized included the four upper grades, and about 1895 had an enrollment of about 4400. 1912 COACH DOC REID From the beginning of the AAHS the societies were very popular. For many years, societies such as the K.A. and the A.R. were the center of all the social and literary activities of the school. Other lesser societies were in ex- istence, and it is interesting to note that the colors of the Mu Alpha Sigma fM.A.S.J society, founded in, 1874, were maroon and white. Previous to 1897, athletics did not receive encourage- ment and! or support from the Board or the faculty of the school. ln the early 20th century, however, athletics be- came an important part of the school curriculum. THE MANDOLIN CLUB - 1907 On July 17, 1903, a fire which originated in the Bar- ber Shoe Factory on the south side of Garden Street spread to the High School roof and demolished the As- sembly Room. ln 1908 an addition was made at the rear, this change involving new fireproof stairways both inside and out. The 1908 addition stands today as the old building of Central High School. The curriculum' began to see changes. Greek was dropped and Latin lost some of its former position. Mod- ern languages found increased interest, more time was devoted to English, drawing and domestic science were introduced, and gradually commercial courses came in to meet the needs of those entering business. ln 1920, an organizational change was made. The eighth grade and the freshman year were united into the Junior High, which was held in the former Grammar School building. About 1930 the peak of some 1800 High School stu- dents was reached, owing to the state requirement of age limit, this maximum resulting in a very crowded build- ing. For some time plans had been considered for a more comprehensive system of high schools, beginning with the Senior, now East, High School. This building was completed and opened in the fall of 1932. The 1888 building was used for a time as a junior high school. The old Grammar School Building was torn down about 1932, it had served as a school building for over 100 years. Two other high schools were planned, and to make room for the new Central High School the old 1888 building was torn down. The new building was ar- ranged to form a unit with the retained 1908 building. The Board of Education in the meantime had bought ad- ditional land on Garden. and North Streets which provid- ed more room for a playground. Both West and Central were financed in part by WPA funds, as was the East High stadium. Central High School was dedicated on October 8, 19440, with West being dedicated the fol- lowing day. In Central's thirty years as a high school, both curricu- lum and extra-curricular activities have expanded considerably. More and more clubs have been organized, athletics have become highly specialized, and curriculum has changed to meet the needs of a changing world. With the closing of the doors this June, Central High will no longer exist. The future of the buildings, of the site itself, is at this point uncertain. Perhaps the 1940 building will be retained as a grade school, or perhaps the site of the 159 year educational tradition will be abandoned, left to sleep between the leaves of yellowing books and aging memories. ACADEMY Historical references have it that this is the 1927 Academy - Academy II. However, some contend that this is a sketch of Academy I. The tree-covered edifice at right furnishes little evidence pro or con. Evidence supporting the lat- ter theory lies in the cupola fbell towerj on the building in the sketch. Academy II apparently had no cupola, at least not like the one in the sketch. uildings In the 158-9 years that a school building has occupied this site, there has been a total of five different buildings. The first Auburn Academy was built in 1812 and destroyed by fire in 1816. For the next 11 years school was held at the Theological Seminary and a warehouse. In 1827, a second Academy was com- pleted. This building was later used as the Grammar School and then the Junior High. It was demolished in 1932. In 1888 the AAHS building was opened. It served as Auhurn's only high school until the construction of the Senior fEastj High School in 1932. It served for a while as a Junior High School, then was torn down to make way for the new Central High building. An addition to the AAHS was made in 1908, and it was retained to be joined with the 194-0 building. ACADEMY II-GRAMMAR SCHOOL The caption for this photo said The Old Academy - I878. It would then have been the High School. AUBURN ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL IN 1906 The 1888 building with the Old Academy- Grammar School on the right. , AUBURN ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL . IN 1926 Looking north from Garden Street, Junior High fOld Grammar School, at light, 1908 addition at left. AUBURN ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL IN 1928 AAHS and the eastern portion of the 1908 addi- tion. The building at rear is the old building of to- day's Central High. AUBURN ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL IN 1932 The southwestern corner of the AAHS, with the 1908 addition. Some of the memorial class windows can fbarelyl be seen. AUBURN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL IN 194-6 Looking in a northwesterly direction. The 194-0 building with the 1908 building at the right. I A Interior iews The interiors of the buildings cannot be overlooked. The architecture of each building repre- sent the era of which each was a part. On these pages some of the highlights of the schools are illus- trated. ' ASSEMBLY ROOM AFTER THE FIRE - 1903 On the night of July 17, 1903, a fire which started in the Barber Shoe Factory on Garden Street com- pletely destroyed the roof and Assembly Room of the High School. The records, library pictures and appa- ratus were saved, but all the memorial windows were destroyed. 'T-EF ASSEMBLY ROOM IN 1888 The Assembly Room was located on the third floor of AAHS. Here every morning the opening ex- ercises were held, prominent speakers lectured and performances were given. L- REBUILT ASSEMBLY ROOM - 1904 The Assembly Room was greatly improved while it was being restored. The class memorial windows were replaced by the Board and a new piano was in- stalled and dedicated. CLASS MEMORIAL WINDOWS For a few years, the Senior Classes made a practice of designing and purchasing me- morial windows for the Assembly Room. These windows were stained glass, and were inscribed with such things as class mottoes and dates. All of the windows prior to 1904 were destroyed in the fire, but were re- placed by the Board of Education. The win- dows shown here were those omenases' of 1909 and 1910. When the AAHS was tom down, the windows were saved and can be seen in the main foyer of Central High today. Later on, the classes switched to con- tributing to an organ fund. -1-ia LAB - 1932 MAIN FOYER OF CHS STAGE This was the chemistry and physics Looking t0wai??7gymnaSium En 1932 h - lab offhe AAHS' It was fePuted to have trances to the Auditorium are at left, bl R S Of of the Stage m the Assam' been ln the basement of the building. Preserved memorial windows at t y oom. Who knows what ,lekylls and Hydes may have emerged! Principals '.,' '. LH, .QU P 4 ..- ,,. Q , . 2' - El if William Hopkins Warren Higley 1837-1855 1866- 1868 E. A. Charlton John L. Myer 1868-1869 1870-1878 Over the years, the principals of the schools have been instrumental to the success of the institutions. The principals of the Auburn Academy, Auburn Academic High School, and Central High School have proved to be among the finest. The first picture is that of William Hopkins, a principal of the Acade- my. Warren Higley through' Russel Morehouse were principals of the Academic HS., and W. Jay Ellis through Millard R. Harter were principals of Central. Charles Williams 1 878- 1879 Byron Wells E. T. Tomlinson 1879-1881 1881-1883 George- R. Cutting 1883-1886 l l William P. Thompson Warrington Sommers Floyd D. Bartlett 1886- 1893 1893- 1894 1 894- 19 15 JUNIOR HIGH Elbert Wixom Russel Morehouse Earl E. Krum 1916-1922 1923-1932 1933-1939 ' r l l W. Jay Ellis John H. Hilbert Millard R- H3-ITCI' 194-0-1961 1962-1968 1968-1970 Facult The teachers, in conjunction with the students are what make a school what it is. AAI-IS and Central have seen some of the best. As it would be impossible to mention everyone here, we have illustrated here only a few of the fl1'St photographed. Most of those mentioned here were members of the faculty of 1907, but the Misses Sedgwick, Sittster, and Storke taught prior to that. V Q yn 1 ' 4 . 2' . Otis Strong Julia Robinson MGlhCm0liCS Algebra 1. 'K i , ,Y A,.....' 'Ai , .l0hIl MCH8l'g Charles Owen Bert Lee Gfeek, Algebfa Physics, Chemistry Sarah Sedgwick Estelle Robinson Miss Lamey English V.. hw, . ,. 1 i TL' 5' Jessie Ray S. Claire Norton Sophia Storke French, Civics German Helen Bandler Nickolaus Englehardt M. L0uiSe Slee Latin Gemian Drawing ,IP -KM '- ,- ' A Ursula Sittster Edward Scovill Frances Fowler Music Secretary and Librarian Classes The Senior Classes over the years had much in common: worries about marks, rivalry with underclassmen, failures and achievements, and typical senior year activities. It is interesting to follow the pictures chronologically, noting, fashions, hairstyles, and numbers of graduating students. The Class of 1970 is between 80 and 90 times the size of the Class of 1868, as enrollment has countinued to spiral over the years. CLASS OF 1889 A A 1 CLASS OF 1906 CLASS OF 1921 P CLASS OF 1947 CLASS OF 1930 CLASS OF 1928 CLASS OF 1954 Grganizations The turn of the century saw an increasing involvement of the students in extra-curricular organizations. For many years the societies were the center of all social and literary activities, but over the years these parent clubs gave way to the more- sophisticated and diverse organizations. LAJWY ' fl. --5'1', ' '.' J Yi ' GLEE CLUB - 1913 The Glee Clubs sang for rhetoricals, baseball rallies and other such activities. In time a girls' Clee Club was organized also. ORCHESTRA - 1902 ' PLAY - 1913 The Easter Rhetorical by the Class of 1913 was a presentation of The orchestras of the early 1900's were a far cry from those highly organized ensembles of re- cent years. . . CONGRESS - 1921 Congress was founded in order to develop our proficiency in the Arts of Oratory and Debating. William Shakespeare's immortal Hamlet Plays have always been very popular. SPANISH CLUB - 1922 El Club Espanol was first organized in 1922. The club members explored the Spanish culture and enacted skits in Spanish. EDITORIAL STAFF - 1926 The editorial staff of the 1926 Arrow Annual - not unlike their modem counterparts, eh? fsee page 81. Perhaps a little more in vogue. DANCING CLUB - 1947 The dancing club was organized to instruct the students in the art of dancing, for dances were one of the prime sources of entertainment for them. LIBRARY CLUB - 1931 Members of the library club were given specific jobs in the library, such as sorting and cataloguing materials. STUDENT COUNCIL - 1954- The student council has concerned itself with the interests of the student body, and has had a lot of success in bettering the students' plight. SCIENCECLUB - 1965 The science club was formed for those who were interested in exploring the field of science outside the classroom. 9I TRACK - 1889 The first track team was started in the late 1880,s. Field days were held and those who made the best records entered the Inter-Academic Field Days of New York State. Interest in this department lagged during the 1890's but was revived again about 1900. Sports Prior to 1897, athletics received little support or encouragement from the Board or Faculty of the school. In fact, the teams there were not composed strictly of High School boys. Sports were played in a rough and unorganized manner, and often the necessary equipment had to be appropriated from whatever was avail- able. ln 1897, one of the teachers assumed the direction of athletics, and from then on athletics was an integral part of school life. One of the chief problems facing the early athletic organizations was the lack of facilities. The AAHS had no gym and no suitable outdoor facilities. Therefore, the gift of the YMCA field by the Misses Willard was gratefully accepted. FOOTBALL - 1895 The frst team was organized in the High School in September, 1889. Forma- tion of the team received considerable opposition and discouragement, but the sport was most popular with the students. The old time brutality went out with the introduction of strict rules and regulations. During the first years, only a couple of games were played per season. HOCKEY - 1903 ' A hockey team was organized in 1897, but as the field of operation was un- certain, the existence of the team was not stable. 92 X 1 BASEBALL - 1911 Baseball had an intermittent existence but no steady orga- nization was effected until l897, since which time the game has held a steady growth. in TENNIS - 1928 Nine competitive games were played in 1928. Only one was lost, to CBA, and there was one no-score game. Although not one of the most popular sports, tennis has held its own over the years. GIRLS'S BASKETBALL - 1921 The girl's first basketball team was formed in 1920, but got off to a poor start. In 1921, however, the turnout was betterg two leagues of four teams each were formed. 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Ferlenda, D. Conway, K. Buffington, S. Anderson, N. Coleman, A. Clump. . gimp' :-.H+ -fe-rfW'H fa' - . xl V I 'rI a'E'.:.'f.- . . 1 F f-H 'mxgq ' f - 'XA Q D. Darvu, T. DiFabian, J. DiAngelo, J. Harris, B. Dody, S. Edmunds, B. Anderson. ff In 'L ' H Row Uma: P. Zinc, C. Underwood, L. Taylor, N. Suhr, C. Swartz, Tezyk, D. Strohm, Thurston. Row Two: Sowe, P. Walker, . Walsh, E. White, L. Hardy, J. Volpe, C. Sim- mons. Row Three: P. Stapleton, M. Skomsky, N. Gleason, K. Turner, B. Green, S. Sorowiec. T. Hawelka, G. Lattimore, B. Lattimore, C. Hitchens, J. Kulakowski, P. Loicano, D. Kacnezu, L. Jesse, J. Kalet, V. Flummerfelt, M Hunter, M. Krasniak, M. Lady, D. Leiba, D. Lepak, B. Kavanaugh, K. Kavanaugh. IDD Row One: M. Brahney, G. Saville, G. Brazee, B. Doty. Row Two: J. May, W Lounsbury, T. Carbonaro, J. Droczak, B. Konyn, R. Horr. . Q50 Sophomores Row One: L. Fiore, M. Hoey, M. Gauthier, B. Hendricks, K. Flaherty, L Gleason, P. Hawelka. Row Two: C. Guzewicz, T. Guinup, R. Fisher, J Graney, G. C-arbinsky. Row One: S. Williams, J Wise, D. Walawender, C Weeks, V. Wills, J. Town send, S. Van Ciesen, G Swierc, S. Wyllie, C. Tala mo, D. Yantch. Row Two R. Wells, F. Walsh, P. Wellington, S. Taylor, R Walters, R. Walawender, B. Wasilenko, E. Viven zio. l02 , ,fe i. 1 X 1 fr R 'l . .1 I. l Sitting: J. Purrington, D. Paniil, P. Powers, K. Reynolds, P. Power, T. Murry, L. O'Hare. Stand- ing: J. Maeucci, J. Nussey, P. Roche. M. Mendillo, K. Nedza, V. Naumann, J. Oliver, L. Quinn, A. Morabito, P. Napoli, D. Montross, S. Piccard. First Row: T. Doty, D. Silke, A. Scharick, J. Wise. Second Row: S. So flnski, D. Dougherty, R. Sharp, N. Springer, D. Allen, D. Maloney L. Galbato, M. Grant, K. Hansen. Top Row: .l U Y, ' u 1g..k., L-- ewicz, C. French. I03 Bottom, Row: J. Gridley, A. Furnal, J. Guariglia, Hislop, M. Gleasn, A. Fleszar, T. Ganey, B. Guz- P. Lord, J. Locastro, L. Harris, M. Malenick, N. Martino, J. L0- castro, R. Lane, S. Lattimore D. Lepak, L. Kenyon, W. Malek, P. Masotto, M. McNally, F. Lewis, G. McGohan, M. Lynch, H. Lull, B. La Point. TTT' 1, V. IO4 --. Hvvu---Q.. . i?w'5f'iY . G Q -. 1- P' X J ' ' - ' M ' v. , , . w 9 . . . 4 ' . L .' v 1 ... - .x' -3 1 .L U . . 4 4 . Q C' U 3 J - 'Xj . 101. Row One: M. Brazee, D. Connors, D. Casey, R. Anderson, G. Bannon. Row Two: D. Busce, J. Barrette, D. Brooks, C. Byrne, P, Connors, P. Agee, C. Balk. J,-ff R. Cleveland, E. Campbell, K. Barber, P. Co runa, L. Bishop, L. Bell, M. Coogan, H Brewer, S. Catalano, J. Callea. Row One: M. Smith, K. Sathre, B. Saroney, L. Stein, R. Shiek, P. Spears, L. Sammons. Row Two: M., Shaeffer, D. Scrobinsky, E. Stolarow, J. Rozelle, M. Rozwood, D. Stefa- nak. I05 Kneeling: B. Hand, K. DeChick, J. Di- Luccio, J. Cole. Standing: N. Chandler, J. Casper, B. Charles, L. Cregan, L. Di- Fabio, R. Daniels, R. Daniels, B. Lake, M. DiRaddo. Kneeling: P. Cowan, G. Dec, C. Doeing, B. Conley, R. Collella, J. Deck- er. Standing: S. Coggeshall, C. Dodge, N. Contrera, A. Collela, Clancy, A Cramer, A. Diehl, S. Cowan, N. Diehl C. Catalano, J. Cooper, D. Franczek, Li Conradsen, P. Clancy. IO6 Freshmen Ley? to Righi: P. Bellnier, J. Brooks, R. Ban- non, E. Bitner, J. Carmody, M. Campbell, G. Brister, D. Anderson, E. Banfield. Kneeling: R. Grant, J. Ferlenda, D. Galicki, R. Halpin. Standing: L. Gummerson, M. Gagan, B. Hendrick, T. Gonzales, B. Doany, B. Mallory, R. Fiermonte, L. Gepharl, R. Feeder. Weare Tanous Withers Tarbe Zelker Lamb Shozda Tournier Turner Deloia Wellington Turner Walsh Skinkle Wetherby Steele 'f'f na. NVE 2' 7' . ..- I . P' new J' FP Kneeling: M. Leonti, P. Lynch, J. LoCas tro F Lan e K Ka n B Horr L Kowalc- 'Naam' 1 ' g , . y , . , . zyk. Standing: B. Hutchings, D. Daddabbo T. Jackson, M. Mallory, B. Holdsworth, Pi Love, Marie Logue, M. Leonard. V vii' i-H.:': W I ll I uni ll q .J Standing: K. Marchison, L. Oristian, D. Maywalt, S. Pele, N. Mohan, S. Merritt, R. Pasik, S. Marshall. Kneeling: E. Palega, D. Pacelli, B. Moore, J. Perry. Kneeling: C. Emerson, C Guzewicz, J. Hilliker, E Galka, J. Finnegan. Stand- ing: T. Gleason, J. Eddy, M Gray, L. Ellis, C. Franzak D. Gannella, K. Hockborn J. Fergueson. v.. ,. F' I 08 A FE 'Ex' 5 Sitting: V. Schaley, P. Rice, T Rogalski, V. Savage, D. 'Ro zelle, T. Signerelli. Standing. .. B. Rhodes, P. Schultz, P. Skom- sky, J. Schaffer. rn Q Q! B. Strohm, M. Wise, S. Taylor, B. Sprague, D. Varner, K. Thompson, J. Talamo, A. Vasile, S. Soc- cio, M. Swartz, M. Swartz. Front: A. Ventura, K. Worden, B. Young, P. Vuillemont. ,ab- iz Row One: P. Purrington, L. Quill, P. Randall, K. Peck, B. McCohan, M. Matzen. Row 2: R. Riley, J. Pol- covich, M. Novak, E. Ordzovalski. AL' . I 'f N ' 75 .1 U ,m'k.- A 1 ES. 2 H55 3, 'TEFL 1-'Z-Es. WISH- -'U I First Row: C. Rozelle, D. Ryan, B. Sherlock, J. Sherman, P. Riley. Second Row: E. Roof, D. Ross, D. Shayler, J. Soccio, N. Simmons, J. Sarofeen. IEE-ll--F 5-line ,o',e ,ill I S E 1,'e Kneeling: P. lVIacuilewicz, D. Lee, S. Leonti, M. Hrynak, D. Fetti. Standing: B. MacDavitt, R. King, D. Ke hoskie, J. Lattimore, L. Kress, A. Lawler, B. Lupo. ,l Jil. First Row: T. Buffington, J. Bielowicz, M. Boheneck, L. Bielowicz, S. Bielowicz, M. Bellnier. Second Row: M. Brown, M. Burlew, J. Bobinas, M. Baier, D. Adams, C. Brennen. 8th Grade . FIS B. Ferr P ' h R. Cra Kneeling: K. Wise, D. Turner, C. Spane, K. Hare, S. Traveal, M. Spinelli, Townsend. Standing: F. Siracusa, M. Taro, F. Turose, S. Van Horne, Stone, K..Valentino, C. Taylor. Kneeling: D. Stedge, J. Redmond, R. Reese, J. Taylor, T. Whiting, F. Til man, T. Rios, P. Quinzi. Second Row: G. Wellington, M. Pieno, K. Russei D. Chickowski, T. West, J. Ware, T. Pisano, E. Pickard. Row One: J. Bowinzak, B. Carburri, B. Cox. Row Two: P. Cramer, T. Bron- son, S. Baier, C. Clark, T. Anderson, s. Conradson, J. Bunker, K. Bucien, P. Creegzm. , 1 - I . fi' rr Row One: M. Jones, M. Italiano, D. Jones, T. Mur- dock, T. Love, J. Lambton, S. Kreydatus. Row Two: C. LaDuce, S. Lord, K. Jackson, K. Jones, D. Kir- ner, R. Isengard. ' s Ip-ul L I Row One' C. Powers, R Powers M. Novak, R. Overstreet C Mendillo, J. McGrath R Belsier, G. Picciano D Monasatto S. P0 er J. - - 5 7 - 1 ' 9 ' H y 9 Row Two: J. Lynch, C. Malek, F. Morgan, R. Quinn. , ,. ,mmf Tn .-all Q . i-.QQ-.,..-. F. .' , -KJ lgsjl-:V . P. F allet K. DeChick E. Hall .l. Guszcza K. Drexler R. Fiermonte N. Gauthier S. English D. Donovan M. Fredendall M. Gudla T. Demsey A. Guzalak .l. F rinizeo Row One: H. Buckland, J. Aubin, R. Blanchard, E. Case, T. Brandstet- ter. Row Two: E. Brimley, V. Blair, C. Coggeshall, S. Brown, T. Bitner C. Burns, L. Cambra, C. Bellnier, E. Bond. II5 7th Grade Row One: H. Kowalczyk, R Overstreet, R. Lupo, K. Mill- hoff. Row Two: C. Kilmen, S. Maculewicz, D. Matro, J. Mar- ren, M. Long, T. Lamphere, R. Williams, B. Lyko, L. Mar- tina, L. Leana. II6 Row Three: B. Dungey, M. Fletcher, S. Farrington. Row Two: S. Keoyo, C. Green, J. Dale, B. Doeing, J. Cottet, W. Dunster. Row One: M. Ferlenda, K. Cole, C. Emmi, L. Holts, P. Fallat, L. Fasset. L. Bianco, L. Carnicelli, D. Brewster, M. Clancy, M. Brutan, L. Car- ter, L. Bielowicz, C. Buffington, J. Brazee, D. Bennett, J. Bronson, E. Bielowicz, S. Macuikwicz. L- . 1' l'EflTZll E3'7 ' A' . 'r I . l , ,I ,I 1, . 1 ' f-.. 5 . , Row One: C. Miner, M. Pigano, P. Maywalt, T. Leone, D. Kress, R. Look, D. May, J. McGrath. Row Two: L. Lattimore, C. Lattimore, B. Kudla, L. McGrath, P. McKeen, C. Leide, K. Mallory, T. McAndrews. I My , . U gg 1 ' '- ' ,rug -fir., . M. Rozelle, C. Schafer, T. Siracusa, P. Ryan, E. Richardson, D. Sincerbeaux, D. Shaffer, M. Turner, E. Stefanak, C. Seamans, D. Sherlock, D. York, D. Quill, S. Singer, J. Paynter. II7 7th Grade Across: S. Jones, D. Jedra, R. Dempsey, L. Colvin, S. Cuzawicz, B. Harris. Up: M. Keuyo, M. ltaliono, R. Jones, L. Judeikis, K. Crook, C. Corey, P. Gronno, R. French, K. Dare. Sitting: V. Tillman, S. R Terranov, D. Terrano- va. Standing: P. Stone D. Peck, M. Zink, R Pele, K. Withers, J. Palega, R. Renolds, P. Skrobinski, R. Sim- mons, J. Parker, P. Solon. 1 1 1 N Across: J. Buffington, D. Camora, M. Anderson, M. Brooks, A. Adams, ,I Bochman, M. Albino. Up: C. Bell, M. Brooks, L. Barwinzac, G. Bratek, .l Bell, R. Amodei, B. Bishop, S. Bradley, N. Brown, C. Bell. LP , , , Work Study Program Row One: J. Slater, V. Knapp, K. Testa V. Brown, D. Thorton, S. Squires, C Slater, C. Laird. Row Two: R. Umcheid L. Akins, T. Hearn, J. Weigand, Mr Uher. Row Three: J. Loveless, I. Schafer D. Custer, Mr. Viggiano, A. Williams, H Forbes, R. Caldwell. Sp eoial Education Row One P. Humphrey, L. Blaisdell, D. Shaw, T Spinelli D Rossman. Row Two: G. Everson, O Agee B Jones, W. Barr, M. Taro, Mrs. Sargent, Mrs II9 7 I20 GRGANIZATIONS Student Council Gfficers 6' y..9f President .... . . . ...... Dave Sargent Vice President . . ........ Ray Baier Secretary .... .... H ope Defendorf Treasurer. . .... Terry Lattimore Student Council FIU One: Anne Sargent, Anne Diehl, Sue Cuszcza, Mary F allat, Denise Lepak, Kathy Barber, Linda Bishop. Row Two: Terri West, Michael Nadine Novak, Kathy Hudson, Cindy Catalano, Pam Power, Peggy Rice, Ann Marie Vasile, Barb Shattell, Gale Cogshell, Rebbecca Terry Bronson. Row Three: Ray Baier, Terry Lattimore, Dave Sargent, Richard Migliore, Tom Parisi, Dan Donovan, Jim Baier, Rick An- John Tanous. C7 , K a One: Bonnie Brown, Diana Szalkske, Sue Bielowicz, Carol Lattimore, Barbara Stone, Norma Gleason. Row Two: Sue Doeing, Sue Kathy Buffington, Jammie Moore, Jim Baier, Dave Casey, Lorraine Perry, Judy Mallory, Penny Powers. l23 Senior Honor Sooiet Iunior Honor Society I24 Make-Up ...... Photographer . . . Business ..... Central Review Staff Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Ruth The Central Review Editor. . News. . . Art Editor .... hed by the Journalism Class of Central High Nadine Novak, John Mortin, Andy Tabone Editors . ........... Jim Bennett, Dan Donovan Editors . .... Jackie Hilliker, Glenn Fletcher Editor . . ................ Terry Cimpi Writers . . . .... Geri Bingo, Bud Beresiwsky, Ron Collela .............DaveSargent . . . .Chris Byrne . . . . .Jean Sofinski . . . Jacqueline Dec . . . . .Rick Walker . . . . Dave De Forrest Journalism Club Row One: D. Sargent, C. Byrne, P. Fedorchuk, G. Fletcher D. DeForrest, J. Bennett, A. Tabone. Row Two: N. Novak, S Townsend, K. Barber, L. Perry, L. Bishop, J. Dec, J. Hilliker, S. Gogeshall, P. Zink, S. Guszcza, J. Bielowicz, J. Dec, K. So rensen, N. Suhr, M. coogan, M. Burlew, J. Eddy, S. Corbin D. Walsh. Wilson, the Journalism Class was able to publish the final edition of The Central Review on January 26, 1970. Through their many hard spent hours of labor, Mrs. Wilson and her class published what was termed as one of the best yet, by both faculty and students alike. I25 5 Hi- J . iii! Sigma f W Theta Row One: T. Patzke, J. Mallory, M. Fallat, W. Sherman, A. Pearce, S. Korth, T. Lattimore, D. Kulakowski, B D'Onofrio, D. DeRosa, D. DeRosa, S. Catalano, E. Thompson, M. Gauthier. Row Two: A. Bunker, K. Buffington S. Townsend, D. Sargent, J. Townsend, D. Gadsby, B. Brown, R. Migliore, J. Cole, L. Bishop, N. Moro, N. Venra, J Farrington. Row Three: K. Hutson, R. Walker, S. Doeing, N. Gleason, D. Montross, L. Faleicchio. g Fred-Everett Sitting: S. Merritt, T. Buffington, P. Rice, C. Steele, A. Lawler, S. Conradson. Row One: D. Adams, S. Coggeshell, J. Locastro, J. Cooper, L. Gebhart, A. Vasile, J. Lattimore, L. Bielowicz, C. Catalano, S. Biel- owicz, L. Conradson, E. Galka. Row Two: R. Zeller, D. Pacelli, J. F erlenda,.J. Cole, J. Tanous. Sitting: J. Brooks, K. Mohan, J. Bielowicz, V. Blair, G. Picciano. Stand- ing: A. Colella, C. Dodge, A. Ventura, W. Hutchings, T. Gleason, J. Mac M 1 1 R d Davit, J. Bobinis, T. Anderson, G. Coggeshell. m . Row One: L. Daloia, D. Brooks, J. Kalet, C. Hitchens. Row Two: L. De Caro, B. Sar- oney, P. Nervina, D. Weslow- ski. Row Three: A. Diehl, J. Barrett, E. Sorentino, S. Mar- shall. l27 Pep Council Advisor - Coach Huther President - S. Townsend Vi President - G. Lattimore 4,1 Secretary - H. Defendorf Treasurer - M. Fallat i ' V ....- .4 Row One: P. Powers, D. Weslowski, W. Sherman, J. Mallory, C. Hutson, B. Shattel, A. Tabone. Row Two: J. Dec, N. Novak, L. Perry, A. Bunker, P. Museo, D. Mohan, E. Thurston, P. Zink. Row Three: L. Bishop, P. Power, S. Guszcza, J. Dec, K. Barber, S. Merritt, L. Gebhart, K. Thurs- ton. Row Four: M. Shaffer, T. Parisi, K. Buffington, S. Cottet, L. Taylor, J. Town- send, D. Montross. Row F ive: M. McNal- ly, R. Fisher, D. Pani- iili, M. Lynch. V --O' l 1 Sitting: M. Gauthier, L. Bishop, K. Barber, J. Dec, B. D'Onofrio, P. Pow- ers, L. Perry. Standing: B. D'Onofrio, P. Zink, A. Cramer, J. Cooper, T. Buf- fington, K. Flaherty, S. Guszcza, K. Bufflngton. ,'.:f-' I -- f F.T.A. Health Club ww Row One: J. Wise, S. Coggesh ell, C. Dodge, S. Corbin, L. Tay lor, E. Popek. Row Two: P Zink, P. Ostrander, S. Cottet A. Lawler, G. Coggeshell, G Pecciano. Row Three: P. Nervi na, E. Conraclson, P. Walker, K Reynolds, N. Suhr, A. Colella V. Blair, L. Cambra. 7 5 'vt 3. all Q! A A x Q X - 7 :YQ .A V' - g . sm x Q .t l :Q Q jftrx . 3, . Xfkx A I f 3 1 . it .J f X ' N - ' 17, ,7 T. ' A lf. f -- .fQ'!' L K 9 1 5-Q N 1, . I . fgfg Q fgfep A ' I J, - ' ' 'N Ts - 'f '69f 'H' A .Q -A m -Y EV! S371 -A X Af:- 4, ff K X 'T . fi A 61 ir + T W , x f ,, 1 y' ' 5: 11' i'4'f eva. uh gf -mw r . 4vf' W'7 ' , , 1 I , ' in u -. '--.lj NJN in nv.. Mrs. Gray's Monitors 9 M Mr. Piooiano's Monitors '71 I3I Senior Chorus Row One: J. Casper, K Peck, S. Taylor, D. Walsh V. Salvage, B. Holdsworth M. Burlew. Row Two: L. DiFabion, J. Eddy, M Hodge, R. Fiermonte, M Matzen. Row Three: S. Ka- vanaugh, C. Breneman, D. Sprague. Girl's Ensemble ,vi HQIFZ, fx. ,S F, ' -. Q uf-vi a'. A . L ,E 3 A Q k, 12, 4 Aga' 3. fag 5 Q V3 'X' Ui' il ., if 4.52 ,3 , L V- - fn I L f .4 f s f M is f 122 b 5755 nw 1 A ,. . 141545. My I ,v31'M'fv7 f-NR A mf 1 any N..,.L Q , ACTI ITIES , 8' V af :P if fr ? W 4 .1 'L ' I ' ru .. I. . tr ' n J DUT ' R N j,.i - 1 Q' ' ' ,W ., , .. ,, ,,,,,, W, -I Mx- N, V Y N can AJ: l35 Drama Club Under the able direction of Mr. Brian McClernan, the combined Drama Club of Central and East High School was able to produce three highly successful plays: Major Barbara, Barefoot in the Park and Peter Pan. Masque And Hammer Guild Ann Bunker Darlene Weslowski Chris Byrne Patty Nervina Sue Town'send Glenn Fletcher Nadine Novak ' , Visions Cf Sugar Plums The Royal Couple - Rick Kulis and Darlene Derosa The Royal Attendants - Tom Lynch and Lynn Guiffrida 2? Sophomore Welcome Beauty is only skin deep! w Kiss me and you become a wart! Hey gang. I'm starting my career as a broom! 9 ,515 525 -A A .r s Someone must know what planet this is? f I think you're ready for a change. IJ . xy, ' Y A Y U, iff ' Q? 19' af Anyone seen my Pampers 99 Clreat Britain I42 Model U. . IE Bi llf..I.f1 ' ffffri-1. ' jd U, EQ: 'v 4 F irst Row: M. McNally, J. Nussey, D. Weslowski, M. Gauthier. Second Row: Ann Bunker, R. Fisher, J. Dec, A. Tabone. Third Row: N. Martino, K. Buffington, L. Lattimore. First Row: L. Taylor, S. Corbin, P. Zinc. Row Two: H. Defendorf. Row Three: P. Power, J. Dec. Row Four: S. Guscza, L. Porry. Row Five: N. Novak, M. Fallat, P. Powers. Row Six: S. Sargent, D. Martino, E. White. Israel International Fellowship -t4h'-Swan 'i- Max Kiehnle from Guatemala City, Guatema- la, stayed with Lorraine Perry. Ariel Hernandez from Mexico Sargent. Maria de Lourdes Pinheiro from Sao Paulo, Brazil, stayed with Jacqueline Dec. 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Through one weakened eye, I saw the beginning of the beginning I worked, And my masterpiece grew, Until it destroyed itself . . . And I began again. My lingers were numb from effort, And my limited tools were soon gone w.nll ' Q A F115 v--If-'ffm -,-A 5, .- 1 ,N . . . tl .ff .H .,,.4,' ,'r,,, I 'lc-wi 4 f 5134 Cf -vp. fx ,1 . . 4. ,. , wav v we ,r A Q 1 . ' -3 ri ' P ,AL 1 .tml KAI' X. X. ,. I 1- ' 2 .f .fy .gh 1 '-. V' 5 X11 Q g 1lW- 1' 'Q ' ' . U L9 , . -I ' 6 I - V s'2 lk ff , , K . .ttf-Ar., .lu . 7 AA Q. , me 04-454 V -A I.. .lik if -f ' ,fggpff 19 T 5 Q f' 'ff' . nv, 9 4' 'A ' Q 'Q .I 'Z l iv ' lv , ' mx :B 3. mls' ' Q Q ? 'Q vi' ' A Y, lj R 'f N . . 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Dan DeChick Wrestling R. ... 'Ju' X Terry Lattimore I57 4 r ,- l ,WW , Q , , 4 a ll 3 K. X . E ,KYV 'fx' , Q V A ,LL 4.-fgvj W. v-' A E313 X: kk' r' I .hx 1 Q Qi? is 1 Q f 1 N, ' 5 ff rg A B ,'- 1 A 1 . -A . , .. Ll- ' R, A ...-F i f f by ' if f f Q ' i wk F l59 RIFLE TEAM First Row: B. Wasalinko, S. Korth, Pete Mase- ly. Second Row: Dan Silk, C. Harvey, M. Butan- na, Coach Clark. SOCCER TEAM First Row: R. Halstead, J. Alberti, T. Perkins, D. Belyea, Gutter. Second Row: B. Metcalf, R. Collela, J. Bennet, l Riley, I. Chung. Third Row: J. McDaniels, D. Siracusa, Fox, J. Zowakowski, C. Sage. Fourth Row: Coach Chio, f Harringer. SWIM TEAM First Row: N. Hartnett, F. Lord, D. Holmes, B. Van- Brocklyn. Second Row: L. Cicora, G. G. Greene, B. Levak, D. Johnston, D. Gianonne. Third Row: I. Goldman, T. Dagnesi, D. Johnston, B. Michaels, M. Gleason, R. Fisher, M. Cunningham, B. Shutter. X 1 l 32.21-, ,f TENNIS TEAM I W. . R ,- 1 .fi J X N. K. . 30. tt vi-f'3:t , . s - My -F Coach Arthur, J. Elchivitch, T. Fox, M. Rusty, B. Metcalf, B. Brown, P, Gutter, E. Zambito, B. Foreman, M. Gera. ji 5' if 3. -if Baseball '-.I ,Y gb 535:5- ..,,. 5-Z: '. . UYL If lw-,. ,-.., , , . -ws-V., ., -... 'vw 35, ,- -. 4 1 Hs--B. .av . +-M , M ', '.fl-Ar N' affix F , ,- ' A -,E-v . - ,. , .,...-N'...,'L' T' '. - .L , :Q Iunior Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball I63 fl uullnmll Boys' Intramurals Central's Gwn . . . Terry Buffington, Linda Gephart, Mrs. Beverly Smith, advisor, Sally Merritt. .l ...r. .. 11 an. First Row: C. Fallal, S. Baran, D. Locastro, N. Walsh, D. Wojnar, S. Raimonte, K. Sorenson, J. Fabel, P. Tozzi, A. Zizza. Second Row: S. Merrill, B. Rhodes, L. Bodine, B. Redman, K. Muldoon, P. Wuwro, P. Kierst, D. Gagan, T. Bufflngton, L. Cephart. 1 Girls' Intramurals The Yearbook Staff wishes to thank all of the many people who have helped them by their donation of time, ideas, and material. 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