Charles W Baker High School - Lyre Yearbook (Baldwinsville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1960 volume:

FOREWORD History by apprizing men of the past, will enable them to judge of the future; it will avail them as judges of the actions and designs of men; it ivill enable them to know ambition under every guise it may assume; and knowing it, to defeat its views. If Thomas Jefferson were living today, he would no doubt be amazed at the acceptance of his immortal words, but how right he was. Thus, it was felt that recognition should be paid to the prin- cipal contributor to Baldwinsville's history; the Indian. We have, therefore, endeavored to present the Indian as our theme in this, the I960 LYRE; and we hope that as the reader enjoys the LYRE, he will never lose sight of his fabulous heritage; since losing our heritage is like losing our health; with- out either wfe are weakened. % � . M A-.-. ADMINISTRATION m ml Pi Mil To the Class of I960, 'CONGRATULATIONS! The Class of 1960 will have the distinction of being the first class of over 200 students to graduate from Baldwins- ville Academy and Central School. You will be remembered for the fact, but more important you will be remembered for your many accomplishments. Accomplishments are the rewards for giving, whether it be time or effort and always keep in mind that no person has ever been honored for what he received. Honor has been the reward for what he gave. 1 MR. RAY District Principal MR. DURGF.F Assistant District Principal MR. COATES High School Principal Mr. Nostram Assistant High School Principal Miss Reynolds Guidance Counselor Mrs. Tupper School Treasurer Mr. Tupper Business Manager Mr. Evans Guidance Counselor Mr. Grant Guidance Counselor Mrs. Barber Citizenship Mr. Siring Citizenship Mr. Kennell Citizenship Mr. Barbour Citizenship Mrs. Webb Citizenship Mr. Theobald Citizenship Mrs. Sears Citizenship Mrs. Lcntncr English Miss Szc2ypien English Mr. Skaden English Mrs. Porter English Mrs. Richardson English t) m Miss Winchell English Mrs. Vickery English Mr. Spurchise Mathematics Mr. Tudman Mathematics Mr. Kronk Mathematics Mrs. Gristwood Mathematics Mr. Getman Mathematics Mr. Lindenmayer Science Mrs. Mangano Science Mr. Matthews Science ?r Mr. Doris Science Mr. Enders Industrial Arts Mr. Hess Industrial Arts Mr. Welser Industrial Arts Mr. Hencle Agriculture Mrs. Pender Commercial Mr. Sennett Physical Education Mr. Whitman Music Mr. Stevens Special Mrs. Widger Commercial Mr. McManus Commercial Mrs. Good fellow Language Miss Shoemaker Language Mr. Mercer Music Mrs. Mercer Music W Miss Fostini Homemaking Mr. Falise Driver Education Mr. Munson Industrial Arts Mrs. McCrea Nurse =7 Miss Scanlon Dentql Hygienist Mrs. Butts Librarian BIOLOGY 'It may be fun, but it stinks!” HOMEMAKING Can you bake a cherry pie?' ART You see that very delicate line? It’s a mistake!” SHOP Sawdust gets in your eyes . . DRIVER EDUCATION It's better than a bicycle! m GERMAN Another day, another test it be oral today?” ENGLISH Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomor- row.” FRENCH Boner!” AMERICAN HISTORY The only important things are the facts. MATHEMATICS-SOLID GEOMETRY Just wanted to see if you were listen- ing MATHEMATICS-ALGEBRA Test corrections due today!' CHEMISTRY Put the covers on the jars when you're through!” First Row: P. Manseau, T. Appleby, H. Day, A. Morehouse, J. Bennett, P. Moser, L. Calkins, R. Wright, F. Kelly. Second Row: J. Ashby, B. Grabosky, J. Hine, J. McCord, O. Menzies, R. Fargo, R. Moyer, E. Moyer, L. Racha, L. Daniels, D. Urschel, J Baker. BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS First Row: Fauler, Howard, Oppleton, Brothcrton. Second Rou: Doris, Merriam, Hamm, Davis, Austin. ___Q First Row: Baker, McKinley, Trabert, Vancierberg. Second Row: Breen, Hinman, Tupper, Turner, Doughty, Wormuth. BUSINESS STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: Flavin, Sargent, Kollenkark, Forderkonz. Second Rote: Meyer, Loveless, Mowins, Ashbcry, Schmarder. : mmim SENIORS 1956-1957 — President. Bill Orcutt; Vice-President, Brooks Ford (moved); Secretary, Carol Reeves; Treasurer, Paul Blumbcrg. 1957-1958 — President, Dick Perry; Vice-Presi- dent, Bill Moynihan; Secretary, Merric Gale, Treasurer, Tom Guyder (moved). 1958-1959 — President. Ed Kurmner, Vice-President, Carol Reeves; Secretarj. Betty Felix; Treasurer, Bill Orcutt. Dick B'ake, ’ J°hnS°n; Barb Dosh; Linda Hay; CARL BENTLEY Mr. K” I could of if I would of, but I should- n’t so I douldn’t.” Varsity Football 1; Varsity Baseball 2; Gamma Sigma 1. ROBERT ACKLER Bob” Little Man, What Now? JV Football 2; Varsity Football 1. JAMES ADSIT Jim” A man of understanding holdeth his peace Soccer 1; Tennis 1; Photography Club I. LINDA BETH ALLEN Linda” All musical people seem to be happy F.N.A. 1; Senior Band 6; Orchestra 1; Classical Club 2; Intramurals 4; Senior Red Cross 1. RICHARD WINSTON BAKER Bake” Life is real — Life is earnest Soccer 3; Swimming 4; Lacrosse 3; Sen- ior High Student Council 1; Varsity Club 3; Key Club 3, Treasurer. Susie” A happy soul, that all the way To heaven hath a summer’s day. WILLIAM WALDRON CLARK ’•Bill” 'The long mechanic pacing to and fro.” JV Football 2; JV Basketball 3; JV Baseball 2. CARROLL CLANCY Clancy Tranquil you lie, your knightly virtue proved.” F-T.A. 2, Vice-President; Phi Sigma Gamma, Treasurer 3. The Kid” Studious to please, yet not ashamed to fail” Track. ALLAN COOK Cookie” Cayly the troubadour touched his tar” Senior Chorus 1; Intramurals 3; JY Basketball 1; Swimming 1. SUSAN COOK Susan” And having wisdom year by year. Orchestra, Classical Club 2; National Honor Society 2; Junior High Student Council 1; Dramatics Club 1. JOHN BUBB Jack” His independence as a man.’' Cross Country 2; Track 3. RAYMOND BUSH Bush” With all my heart do I admire athletes who sweat for fun or hire ” Intramurals 4; JV Basketball, JV Base- ball; Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Baseball 3; Soccer 1; Cross Country 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 4. DIANE CANINO Diane” It is the wise head that makes the still tongue . . _ .. JOY BUSCHLE Joy” Joy is more divine than sorrow, for joy is bread and sorrow is medicine DONNA BRIGHT Oklahoma” O-O-Oklahoma where the winds come sweeping down the plains VIRGINIA BROWN Ginny” Silence is the ecstatic bliss of souls, that by intelligence converse. JAMES EDWARD BLAISDELL Beaner 'The worst is yet to come. JV Football 1; JV Basketball 2; Var- sity Football 3; Varsity Basketball 1; Lacrosse 2; Varsity Club 4; Hi-Y 2. --DLUMBtK(j Edwin Curiosi.y is one of the permanent and ZZ . Characteris,ic‘ of a vigorous Orchestra 4; Classical Club 2; Nation- ' Honor Society 2; Science Club 2. BRADLEY BENTON Brad Men of most renowned virtue have sometimes by transgressing most truly kept the law. ELIZABETH BIGLIARDI Betty No by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. Senior Chorus. SHIRLEY BOWEN Shirl Sweet are the thoughts that savor of content.” Intramurals 3; Library Assistant 2. PAUL BLUMBERG Paul 'The dictate of common sense.” Classical Club 2; National Honor So- ciety 2; Science Club 1; Freshman Class Treasurer. MARTHA CREGO Martha Tranquility thou better name Than all the family of fame” F.N.A. 1; Classical Club 2; German. Club 2. LYNNE CAROL CRAVER Dimples Little strokes that fell great oaks” F.T.A. 2; Baton Club 2. FREDERICK CROOK Fred” A little body often harbors a great soul. Cross Country 2, Track Manager; Jun ior High Student Council 1. ANNE COWL IN Anne But my heart is all a flutter like the washing on the line” F.N.A. 2; Classical Club 2; Senior High Red Cross 1; Dramatics Club 2; Phi Sigma Gamma 3; French Club 2. GEORGE ROBERT CREGO George” No sooner said than done — So acts your man of worth.” F.F.A. 4, Secretary 2; Senior Band 4; National Honor Society 2; JV Football 1; Tennis 4; Wrestling 3. HAROLD JAY CRANDON Zeke” I'll work as hard as a Turk If you’ll give me employ To plow and sow, and reap and mow, And be a farmer’s boy.” F.F.A. 4, President. JANICE CURTIN Jan” All the beautiful sentiments in the world weigh less than a single lovely action. Classical Club 2; National Honor So- ciety 2; Senior High Student Council I; Dramatics Club 2; AFS; Sub Debs Secretary, President. rs BARBARA CUTILLO Barb” How far this little candle throws , beams. Intramurals 2; Phi Sigma Gamma 2. ROBERT CURTIS Bob” One of the pleasantest things in the world is going on a journey; but I like to go by myself. JV Football 2; Varsity Football 1; Swimming, Wrestling 1; National Hon- or Society 2. SHARON CROOK Sherry” Give us the girl whose happy life Is one perpetual grin. Junior High Student Council 1; Bowl- ing; Phi Sigma Gamma 3, Chaplain. ( BERTINA L. BARR Tina” Soft words scald not the tongue. Senior Chorus 2. WILLIAM E. DELANO Bill” If he cannot find a way. he will nuti one. F.T.A. 2; JV Football 2, Manager; Var- sity Football 2, Manager; Lacrosse 1 Manager; Dramatics Club 2; Wrestling 1, Manager; Science Club 1. •• ROGER DEVAUL Pudgy” I’d rather be a fool Living in my Paradise, Than the leader of a school Sadly sane and weary wise JOYCE DELOOZE Red” I know what’s what Senior Chorus 3; Library Assistant 3- JUDITH ANN DOLAN Judy” '7 am too happy today with a sudden ridiculous glee. F.T.A. 2; Phi Sigma Gamma 2; Senior Chorus 2; German Club 2; Ski Club 1. CYNTHIA ANN DENNISON Cynth” If I did not laugh I should die' Senior Chorus I. NILIA MAY DIETZ Ni” Work should never make me weary. Senior Chorus 2. GLENN DONNELLY Glenn” Now duty is a horrid word JV Basketball 1; Varsity Football 3; Track 2; Wrestling 1; Hi-Y 2. STEPHEN JOSEPH DREHER Steve” What, me worry?” Senior Band 4; Orchestra 2; Classical Club 2; JV Football 1; Lacrosse 1; Dra- matics Club 2. BARBARA DOSH Barbie How pleasant is Saturday night” Classical Club 2; National Honor Soci- ety 2; LYRE staff; Senior High Student Council 3; Junior High Student Coun- cil 1; Treasurer, Phi Sigma Gamma 4; Corres. Secretary, Recording Secretary, French Club 2; Vice-President, Senior Class. LINDA MAE DUNHAM Lyn Not by years, but by disposition, ii wisdom acquired.' ’ DIANA DOSH Diana The only good Indian is a dead one.' LYRE staff; Intramurals 1; Phi Sigms Gamma 4, Corres. Secretary, Vice-Presi dent. ROBERT EARLE Bob Life is a jest; and all things show it, I thought so once; hut now 1 know it- Wrestling 1. SANDRA DULLEN Sandy” ntty wojnan is a treasure. PHOTO HOT AUUIABU JOHN BERNARD FAULER John” It is better to kno-w nothing than to know what ain’t so.” Photography Club 1; Radio Club 1. ELIZABETH FINCH Lizzie” That, though on pleasure she was bent, She had a frugal mind” Chorus 1; Intramurals 4; Alpha Mu 3. BETTY FELIX Bet” It is a tranquil person who accomp- lishes much.” F.T.A. 2; Classical Club 2; National Honor Society 2; Lyre Staff; Secretary, Junior Class; Phi Sigma Gamma 4, Chaplain, Vice-President, President. JAMES FRANKLIN FISHER, JR. Jeff” He does his work well and has an easy conscience.” Photography Club 2; Explorer Post 80 3, President, Vice-President, Secretary- Treasurer. REGINALD BUDER EDMONDS Regg” Some men are born great, some achieve greatness ” Band 2; Classical Club 2; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2; Dramatics Club 2; Track 2; German Club 2. c, SHARON EGAN Sharon” Variety is the spice of life” Chorus 4. RICHARD FREEMAN Dick ’Too late to be included, too good to be excluded.” Cross Country 1. TIMOTHY FITZPATRICK Fitz” Til turn over a new leaf” JV Football; JV Basketball; Hi-Y. KARYL ALICIA FORSYTHE Kay” Tull many a flower is born to blush unseen” Senior High Red Cross; Dramatics Club. KATHERINE LOUISE FUESS Kathy” Everything has been said ” Classical Club 2; National Honor So- ciety 2; Dramatics Club 4; German Club 2. MERRIE RICHMOND GALE Mer” What is Charm?” Senior Chorus 2; Top Twenty 1; Clas- sical Club 3; Intramurals 2; Senior High Red Cross 1; Dramatics Club 1; Library Assistant 2; Dolphinettcs 1; Alpha Mu Corresponding Secretary; Grand Council Representative. STEVEN GAWORECKI Steverino” Ready to split his sides with lau h- ing” JV Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Soccer. DALE GONSETH Moose '7 am as strong as a bull moose!’ JV Football 1; Varsity Football 4; La crosse 4; Hi-Y 4. PETER GOODSPEED Pete Whose speed was far faster than light Cross Country 2; Track 1. VIRGINIA LYNNE GLANN Ginny” Music is well said to be the speech of angels.” F.T.A. 2; Orchestra 6; National Honor Society 2. MARTHA LOUISE GETMAN Mar” 1 searched the world for happiness” Classical Club 2; Intramurals 1; Na- tional Honor Society 2; Lyre Staff; Sen- ior High Student Council 2; Varsity Cheerleading 4, Hon. Head Cheer- 11; leader; Dolphinettes 1; Alpha Mu 3; Vice-President Grand Council. SHARON ANN GERBER Shar Contentment is a priceless gift.” Senior Band 3; Intramurals 3; National r Honor Society 2; Bowling 3; Library ; Assistant 1. SHARON LEE GOLDSWORTHY Sharon Nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm.” Intramurals 1; Lyre Staff; Senior Red Cross 4. President, Junior Adviser. 2“. ' “m COnl,am as ' artbe EARL GOULD TIMO' Joe” I'm no angel. I'll tu F.T.A. 1; JV Football 2; JV Basketball JV Football 2; Varsity Football 2; Key Club 1; Hi- Y 2, Treasurer. MARCIA LOUISE GROUP Marty” A peck of troubles. Senior High Student Council 2; Senior Chorus 2, Secretary, Treasurer; Classical Club 1; Junior High Student Council I, Vice-President; Varsity Cheerleading 3; Sub Debs 4, Corresponding Secre- tary, Recording Secretary. KARYL Gary Robert griesn Gary ' A closed mouth catches no Orchestra 1; track 1; Wre Photography Club 2; Science Full mar. unseen. Senior E Club. DUANE GUSTKE Duane” Yon Cassius hath a lean snl h look. t BEVERLY JEAN HAHN Bev” A little bit of everything, to goodly mixture. Intramurals 1; Baton Club 1; k Red Cross 1. PAUL HALKO Paul” Sometimes I set’n think, Other times I just set JV Basketball 2; JV Baseball 2; Var- sity Basketball 1; Soccer 4. DONALD W. HALLCHURCH Don” 7 haven’t the gift of the gab, my sons — because I’m bred to the sea. JAMES E. HAMMEL Jim” Candy is dandy but liquor is quicker. Lacrosse 2; Senior High Student Coun- cil 1; Dramatics Club 1; French Club 1. PENNY ANN HAMPSHIRE Penny” ’’When she is good, she is very, very good; And when she is bad, she is — not so good. Intramurals 2; Baton Club 1; Dramat- ics Club 3; Bowling 2; Library Assist- ant 3; Dolphinettes 1. AVIS EDNA HART Avey” ’’Gentle comes the world to those That are casts in gentle molds. Senior Chorus 2; Journalism 1. BARBARA ANN HAWTHORNE Barb” What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and all that’s nice — That's what little girls are made of.” Intramurals 2; Baton Club 2; Senior High Student Council 1; Dramatics Club 1; Sub Debs 2. KAR' LINDA MARIE HAY Lin” Ah, this face, so wondrous fair.” Classical Club 2; F.T.A. 1; Senior High Student Council 1; Phi Sigma Gamma 3, Corresponding Secretary; Senior Class Secretary. DAVID HAYES Dave” And the muscles of his brawny arms are strong as iron bands.” JV Football 2; Soccer 2; Track 4; Wrestling 4. LINDA STAFFORD HEFFER Hef-fer” Hail to thee, blithe spirit.” Sub Debs 3, Treasurer; German Club 2. JOAN HESS Joanie” A tv illy-wildly, care-free grace Shone full upon her.” Intramurals 4; Bowling 3. DONALD H. HIBBARD Don” '7 have been so great a lover. Classical Club 1; Dramatics Club I JOHN HUDSON John” Mechanic slaves with greasy aprons, ruler, and hammer. JEANNE HUBER Jaye” The ornament of her sex. Phi Sigma Gamma 3. KARL EDWARD HUGHES, JR. Karl-Kool” You P C rascal, you! Senior Band 4; Orchestra 1; Swimming 1; Science Club 1; German Club 2. LORENE HUNTLEY Lorene” First I’m bad and then I’m good. F.T.A. 1; Senior Band 4; Orchestra 3; Classical Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; German Club 2; Alpha Mu 3- GENEVIEVE HOUSE Ginnie” 'The best things come in small pack- ages. SHARRON EMILY HOYT Sherrie” 'The eternal feminine draws us on. F.T.A. 2, Historian; Senior Chorus 1; Senior Red Cross 3; Dramatics Club 1. JUDITH ANN JANSTROM Jude Gentlemen always seem to prefer blondes' F.N.A. I; Senior Chorus 3; Intramurals 2; Senior Red Cross 1; Dramatics Club 1; Dolphinettes 1; Alpha Mu 3, Re- cording Secretary; Modern Dance 1; Aquatics 1. ALBERT JOHNSON Al” They say a carpenter is known by his chips” GERALDINE JESMAIN Gerry Five feet of heaven in a pony tail. ' Classical Club 1; Phi Sigma Gamma 2; German Club 2. KAR FuL unse Senic Club CHARLES LEONARD JOHNSON Toby” Consider the little mouse, how saga- cious an animal it is which never en- trusts its life to one hole only” Classical Club 2; Soccer 1; F.T.A. 2. Parliamentarian; Senior High Student Council 1, Junior High Student Coun- cil 3; Tennis 3; Dramatics Club 1: Key Club 2; Senior Class President; German Club 2. ) ALICE ELAINE JONES Joncsey Of manners gentle, of affections mi. In wit a woman. simplicity a child MARCIA JUNOD Turn” My memory is so bad that many •' forget my own name F.T.A. 2; Dramatics Club 2. MYRON WILLIAM KELLY Kelly” Wherever there’s Kellys there’s trou- ble.” Senior Band 3; Classical Club 2; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 1; La- crosse 2; Cross Country 2; Varsity Club 2; Gamma Sigma 2, Treasurer. HOLLY JOANNE KEISTER Hoi” But I have promises to keep And miles to go before sleep” Orchestra 6, President; Classical Club 2; National Honor Society 2, Vice- President; Lyre Staff; Senior High Stu- dent Council 1, Secretary; Junior High Student Council 1; German Club 2; County Representative to NYS Youth Conference; Phi Sigma Gamma 3. JUDITH ANN KERR Judy” Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain set.” Orchestra 6; Senior Chorus 1; Baton Club 1. VIRGINIA KELLY PAUL W. KELLY Smiley” Slow and steady wins the race.” Classical Club 1; JV Football 2; Cross Country 1; Track 4; Gamma Sigma 2. Gin” True friendships always last and last No matter what they find, ’Cause loyalty binds through and through And leaves no tears behind.” Senior Band 4; Classical Club 2; Na- tional Honor Society 2; Lyre Staff; Sen- ior High Student Council 1; Sub Debs 2. MARY L. KINNEY Mitz” ”A light heart lives long.” Senior Band 4; Library Assistant 1. dnaj ) fiu� |K. s . joi(|ri PAUL KULBA Let the others labor — I'll do the rest.” EDWARD KUMMERT Kum” Tke world stands out on either side. Ao wider than the heart is wide. hI™; e’ ClaSS,‘ca' Club 2; National 3- Crn« r'tty occer 1; Swimming dent C°,Un,try, ; Seni°r High Stu tstebszsr 'tt Treasurer,'°PrS den( Gamma Sigma 3, STEVE KUNST Steve” He is well paid that is well satisfied: F.F.A. 1; JV Football 1; JV Baseball!; Cross Country 2; Track 1; Wrestling}! ALICE LAMSON Allie” Though kind and proper I appear... Phi Sigma Gamma 2. CAROL LAMSON Frenchie” Here is the place where loveliness keeps house Senior Chorus 3; Top Twenty 1; Intra- mural 1; Senior Red Cross 2, President. RICHARD A. LINDHOLM •Dick” All mankind loves a lover. Soccer 2; Lacrosse 2. JAMES LITTAU Jim You are a long time in the tomb, so while you’re alive —zoom, zoom, zoom! JV Football 1; Varsity Football 1; Soc- cer 2; Swimming 2; Lacrosse 4; Var- sity Club; Hi-Y. IRENE LOPER Irene Woman’s at best a contradiction Senior Chorus 1. ROBERT W. LOVELESS Bob Oh, this learning! What a mess it is Bowling 2. TERRANCE LANIGAN Terry As innocent as a new laid egg: Classical GLub 2; Science Club 2. THELMA LOVELESS Thelma A quietness to start the day, a q uiet- ness that's there to stay. Senior Band 4; Classical Club 2; In- ramurals 4. LOUISE LUPTON Dimples” Ah, a dimple with a smile sincere. Senior Chorus 1; Library Assistant 1. Terry Some think the world was n, tun and frolic, And so do I. jv Football 1; JV Baseball 1; ”'|ng 3; Gamma Sigma 3; Senii J’ Orchestra 1. NANCY BRIGGS LOWER Nan” How does the little busy bee Improve each shining hour Classical Club; Dramatics 3; Alpha Mu 2, President. ANNETTE MARIE MACKEY Annie Sweet of voice and charming manner.' F.A.A. 1, Treasurer; Intramurals 1; Dramatics Club 2. BENEDETTO MANACORDA Bene I’m yawning from morning to night.” AFS Student from Italy; JV Basketball 1; Soccer I; Senior High Student Coun- cil 1; Gamma Sigma 1. ANN MCDONNELL Ann” 'There is no excellent beauty that hath not some strangeness in the propor- not some strangeness tn me prvpur- tion” F.T.A. 3, Corresponding Secretary; Al- nha Mu 3 SUE MC CARTHY Toot A blush is beautiful, but often incon- venient.” Senior Chorus 1; Classical Club 1; Sen- ior High Student Council 2; Junior High Student Council 1; Dramatics Club 3; Alpha Mu 3, Treasurer. IRENE MANN Irene Irene, Good night, Irene!” Classical Club 2; Senior High Student Council 1; Dolphinettes 2, Vice-Presi- dent; Alpha Mu 3. ROBERT MARKS Bob” I have found you an argument; I am not obliged to find you an understand- ing.” Soccer 3; Golf 3; Wrestling 1; Classical Club 1. JULIA A. MCKINLEY Judy” The mirth and fun grew fast and furi ous. Classical Club 1; Intramurals 2; Phi Sigma Gamma 4. JOSEPH ALLEN MC DONALD Joe” Poets are all who love, who feel great truths, and tell them: and the truth of truths is love” Classical Club 2; Science Club 2. CLIFFORD JAMES MELVIN Cliff” A kiss without a moustache is like egg without salt:’ F.F.A. 4. CARL MEIER Buddha” A soul occupied with great ideas best performs small duties ” Classical Club 2; National Honor So- ciety 2; Soccer 3; Golf 3; Gamma Sig- ma 1. NORMAN MELOLING Poopsie Men of few words are best men: F.F.A. 1. SUZANNE C. MERCER KENNETH ROBERT MEECH Ken” My only books were women's books, and folly’s all they’ve taught me.” F.F.A. 1. Suzie” 'The great secret of success in life is to be ready when your opportunii) comes.” Senior Chorus I; Intramurals 2; Senior Red Cross 1. MARY LURENE MIGNAULT Mary And the merry love the fiddle, aid the merry love to dance.” F.T.A. 2; F.H.A. 3, Treasurer; F.A.A. 1; Senior Band 6; Classical Club 2, Senior Red Cross 2, Treasurer; Dramat- ics Club 2. DAVID MINNOE Dave” I am a great friend to public amuse- ments; for they keep people from vice.'’ Lacrosse 3. DON MORSE Rugged” The fair sex is your department:' Intramurals 1; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 1; Swimming 2; Lacrosse 4; Cross Country 1; Key Club 1; Gamma Sigma 3, Vice-President, Marshal. DAVID MILLER Dave” Some think the world was made for fun and frolic ... JV Football 3; Varsity Football 1; La- crosse 4; Wrestling 3. PHILLIP MOSER Phil” Music must take rank as the highest of the fine arts.” Senior Band 6; Orchestra 3; Top Twen- ty 1; Senior Chorus 1; F.T.A. 1, Presi- dent; F.F.A. 1, Sentinel; Dramatics Club 2; Senior High Student Council 1; Track 1; Classical Club 3. KATHLEEN MOWINS Kathy” Sweet are the thoughts that savor of content” PHILLIP MUNSON •Thil” He must not laugh at his own wheeze, a snuff box has no right to sneeze Classical Gub 2; National Honor So- ciety 2; Lyre Staff; JV Football 2; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Football 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Lacrosse 4. WILLIAM MOYNIHAN Bill' After basketball, love is the most ex- hilarating sport of all Classical Club 2; JV Basketball 1; Var- sity Basketball 3; Varsity Club 2; Key Club 3; Gamma Sigma 3, Secretary; Vice-President Sophomore Class. DANIEL JAMES O’CONNELL Danny 'Speech is great, but silence is greater. CHARLES WILLIAM ORCUTT Bill It matters not how long we live, but how” National Honor Society 2, President, Lyre Staff; Swimming 3; Tennis 2; Key Club 3; Hi-Y 3, President. GREGORY GRANT MT. PLEASANT Red” ”A man with red hair will have red hair until he dies ” MICHAEL O’BRIEN Mike Thereis no royal road to geometry.' Lacrosse 1; Junior High Student Coun. cil 1; Bowling 1. TONI GAIL PANTALEO Toni” ' There is a garden in her face Where roses and white lilies blow.” F.T.A. 2; Senior Red Cross; Dramatics Club 2. JANET MARION PENDERGAST Janet” Though kind and proper 1 appear. JUDITH PAGE Judie” Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Intramurals 1; Baton Club 1. BONNIE LOU PALMER Bon” Good nature is more agreeable in con- versation than wit” F.T.A. 3; F.H.A. 2, Secretary; Classical Club 2; Senior Red Cross 1; Library Assistant 1. SUSAN PERDIUE Sus-a” All hell broke loose” Intramurals 2; Sub Debs 3; Freshman Cheerleading 1. DONALD PEDDER Don” Content I live” FRANCES LOUISE PERLI Frances” Little friends may prove great friends” F.A.A. 1; Intramurals 1; Senior Red Cross I; Library Assistant 1. GORDON PERRY Deuce” rTo sing, dream, laugh, loaf, be single, be free — that's life!’' NANCY ANNE PFOHL Nitch” She's pretty to walk with, Witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on” F.A.A. 1; Senior Chorus; Senior Red Cross 2, President; Phi Sigma Gamma 2. RICHARD FLOYD PERRY Dick” 'He yawned and laid his cigarette aside” Classical Club 2; National Honor So- ciety 2; Lyre Staff; JV Baseball 1; Sen- ior High Student Council 3, Treasurer; Junior High Student Council 3; AFS; Gamma Sigma 3, Secretary. MARY LOU PETERS I would be better if I could But it's so lonesome being good.” Chorus; Alpha Mu 3- .. Iff AUDREY ANNE PERRJN Suzie” A wee, quiet bit of a body, with eyes that tell what she leaves unsaid.” Intramurals 3; Library Assistant 1. GERRY ANN POWER Ger” Giggling and frivolous? That’s the truth! But ivith all the darling wiles of youth!” F.H.A. 3 President., Treasurer; Vice- President; Intramurals 2; Senior Red Cross 2. CAROL ANN REEVES Carol” '7 slept and dreamed that life was Beauty; 1 woke and found that life was Duty.” Classical Club 2; National Honor So- ciety 2; Lyre Staff; Senior High Stu- dent Council 3, President; Alpha Mu 3, Treasurer; Secretary, Freshman Class; Vice-President, Junior Class; German Club 2. RICHARD PILBEAM Dick” '7 seen my duty, an’ 1 done it.’ Senior Red Cross 1; Photography 1 CHARLES WALTER REISSIG Butch” He is a well-made man, who has a good determination.” Classical Club 2; National Honor So- ciety 2; Lyre Staff; Soccer, Swimming 4: Lacrosse 4; Senior High Student Council 1; Junior High Student Coun- cil 1; Gamma Sigma 2. JUDITH ANN PORTER Judy” Rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun.” F-T.A. 2; Senior Band 6; Orchestra 4; Classical Club 2; Intramurals 4; Na- tional Honor Society 2; Lyre Staff; Jun- ior High Student Council 1. SPENCER RAFFERTY Every inch a man.” JV Football 1; JV Basketball 1 sity Baseball 4. RAYMOND GEORGE RICE, JR. Skip” The world is all ahead of you.” Soccer 1; Bowling 1. JAMES E. ROBINSON Jim” My past is like a banner gay” Tennis 3; French Club 2; Science Club 2. ERIC BARTON RHODEHAMEL Dennis” Eric has a little Oboe Which makes you wish you had a Bromo” D.A.R. Senior Band 3; Orchestra 6; Classical Club 2; National Honor Society 2; Swimming 4; German Club 2. JOHN RIGGALL John” Oh well, I live in my own mind” JV Basketball I; JV Baseball 1; Var- sity Football 2; Soccer 1; Varsity Basket- ball 1; Varsity Baseball 3; Track 3- Hi-Y 2. ’ DAVID L. RODE Rode Toad” I like work; it fascinates me. I can sil and look at it for hours. F.F.A. 4, Treasurer; Varsity Baseball 2: Bowling 1. Eric” Happiness was born a twin.” •' Senior Band 6; Orchestra 2; Classical j Club 2; National Honor Society 2; Swimming 4; German Club 2. DENNIS ALAN RHODEHAMEL CAROL ANN ROOT Carol” 'Better a blush on the face than a blot m the heart” F.T.A., F.A.A. 2, Secretary; Senior Band 6; Classical Club 2; Dramatics Club 4; Bowling. FLORA LEE ROSS Flossy” Seeing only what is fair, sipping only what is sweet. F.T.A. 2, Recording Secretary; Classical Club 2; Intramurals 1; National Honor Society 2; Phi Sigma Gamma 3; French Club 2. MARTHA ROWELL Mar” As merrie as the day is long. Band, Orchestra, Dramatics Club 2. DONALD RUSSELL Russ” A youth to fortune and to fame un- known Soccer, Bowling. RONALD V. ROOT Ron” I never thrust my nose into other men's porridge. It is no bread and but- ter o' mine. Dramatics Club 2; Science Club. MERRILL ROWLEY Rowl” Though lacking in small LYRE staff. Photography Treasurer. BARBARA EILEEN SCHADER Barb” ,Speech is great; but silence is greater. Senior Band 5. JOHN ANTHONY SALOTTO Anthony Give me that man who is not passion’s slave.” Intramurals 1; Dramatics Club 1; Bowl- ing 2; Ceramics Club I. WALTER SANDS Wally” Sometimes. where there’s no will, there’s a weigh.” ROBERT SCHER FLING Bob” True springs not more from the head than from the heart. ROBERT WILLIAM SEELEY Boats” When in doubt as to what to say, say nothing.” DAVID ALLEN SHRIVER Dave A fellow of plain and uncoined con- stancy. F.T.A. 2; Classical Club 2; Soccer 4; Tennis 3; Key Club 3, President; Ger- man Club 2. DONNA PATRICIA STEPHENS Pudge” Let naught your cheery nature spoil; Be always gay and chipper . . F.T.A. 3; F.H.A. I; F.N.A. I; Top Twenty 1; Classical Club 2; Intramu- rals 1, Dramatics Club 1. DAVID SMART Dave For the proverb sailh that many small maken a great” Soccer 3; Track 1; Tennis I; Wrestling 4. JAMES STIRUSHNIK Jim He uho serves well and speaks not, merits more than they who clamor loudest at the door JOHN THOMPSON John If you would rule the world quietly. you must keep it amused. F.F.A. NORMAN TRABFRT Norm One should eat to live, not live to eat.” F.T.A. 2, President; Orchestra 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2; LYRE staff; Soccer I; Senior High Student Coun- cil 1; Key Club 2; Science Club 2. RODNEY SIDON Rod He was six foot o' man. A-1. Clear grit an' human natur.” JV Baseball 1; Varsity Football 2; Var- sity Baseball 2; Varsity Club 2; Tennis 1; Wrestling 1 SUE TREXLER Frenchie It's the little things in life that count” F.H.A. 4, Vice-President, President. DIANNE TROUP DiM The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Intramurals 3; Baton Club 1; Dramatics Club 1; Bowling 3; Library Assistant 4. CAMERON TULLY TURNER Tully” With malice toward none. F.T.A. 2. KAREN VANDERPAN Karen” Fair tresses man’s imperial race en- snare, And beauty draws us with a single hair.” Phi Sigma Gamma 3- RONALD VAN DUSEN Ron” If the man who paints only the sur- face he sees Before him. were an artist. The king ol artists would be the pho- tographer.” Photography Club. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER VICKERY Chris” '7 see the right, and I approve of it too; Condemn all folly, yet folly pursue Senior Band 4; Classical Club 2; Swim- ming 4; Lacrosse 1; Cross Country 1; Tennis 2; Key Club 3, Secretary. NORMA DEANE WARD ''Norm'’ She makes no lofty claims” F.H.A., Vice-President, Reporter; In- tramurals 3; Baton Club I; Phi Sigma Gamma 1. CARL LLOYD WARD Crash” f Carriages without horses shall go. And accident fill the world with woe. Classical Club 2. ROBERT DONALD WARNER Toad” The world has held great Heroes, As history books have showed But never a name to go down to fame Compared with that of a Toad! JV Football 1; Varsity Football 3; Track 4; Wrestling 2. RICHARD DAVIS WELLS Oil” Thinking is an idle waste of thought.” JV Basketball 1; JV Baseball 2; Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Baseball 1; Swim- ming 1; Bowling 2; Hi-Y 3. HOWARD ARTHUR WILLIAMS Howard” Built for comfort, not speed CHARLES WILLIAMSON Chuck” As silent as the pictures on the wall. National Honor Society 2; Lacrosse 2 Bowling 2. FRANCIS YOUNG Fran” Every great and commanding move- ment in the annals of the world is the triumph of enthusiasm.” Classical Club 2, Senior Red Cross 2; Varsity Basketball 1, Manager. PAMELA WYSOCKI Pam” As good natured a sole as ever trod on shoe of leather” F.T.A. 2, Corresponding Secretary- Treasurer; Junior High Student Coun- cil 2; Bowling 1; Dolphinettes 1; Phi Sigma Gamma 2, Historian; French Club 1. FRANK WINTERS Ace” man he seems of cheerful yester A days, And confident tomorrows” Classical Club 2; JV Football 1; JV Basketball 3; JV Baseball 1; Soccer 3; Varsity Club 3; Key Club 1; Hi-Y 3, Treasurer. WILLIAM WORMUTH Worm” A man among men.” Intramurals 2; JV Football 1; JV Bas- ketball 1; Varsity Football 3; Lacrosse 4; Senior High Student Council 1; Var- sity Club 4; Gamma Sigma 3. JEAN YORK Jean Times she’ll he docile as the gentlest thing.” ROBERT WAYNE YOUNIS Bob” Singing when I felt inclined to. Swimming 1. SENIOR HONOR GROUP RONALD ZAKS Zeke” A man to mark' First Row: Elora Ross, Betty Felix, Barbara Dosh, Susan Cook, Virginia Glann, Judy Porter, Holly Keister, Virginia Kelly. Second Row: Norman Trabcrt, Sharon Gerber, Pamela Wysocki, Carol Reeves, Martha German, Walter Reissig. Third Row: Ed Kummert, Edwin Blumberg, Paul Blumberg, George Crego, William Orcutt, Eric Rhodehamel. Absent when photo was taken were Dennis Rhodehamel and Robert Curtis. MOST STUDIOUS Susan Cook Edwin Blum be re BEST LOOKING Linda Hay Dick Pern PERSONALITY Bc-n Manacorda Martha German WITTIEST Carl Meier Judie Janstrom DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL AND HARDEST WORKER Toby Johnson Carol Reeves MOST ARTISTIC Diana Dosh Steve Gaworecki MOST MUSICAL Phil Moser Judy Kopecky MOST RESPECTED Janice Curtin Bill Orcutt MOST POPULAR Marty Group Dale Gonseth ■mjj:cw«L-fgg?r -rt 1 MOST ATHLETIC Judy Porter John Riggall MOST VERSATILE Ed Kummert Holly Keister Bill Orcutt CUTEST Barb Dosh Fred Crook Toby Johnson Senior Class President Joe McDonald Course in Russian History VOD Contest Winner Dick Perry Merit semi-finalist AFS Dale Gonseth All County Football Holly Keister Elmira Key NYS Youth Conference Janice Curtin AFS Norman Trabert LYRE staff co-editor Susan Cook Merit semi-finalist Donna Stephens IOOF. UN Contest Winner Carol Reeves Student Council President LYRE staff co-editor Judy Kopecky All State Orchestra Carl Meier Course in Russian History Benedetto Manacorda AFS student from Italy All County Soccer Bill Orcutt Boys’ State Honor Society President Ed Kummert Student Council Vice-President CLASS WILL Bob Ackler leaves his desire for sports to Chuck Pickard. Jim Adsit leaves his well-used seat in algebra class to anyone who wants it. Linda Allen leaves her French horn to the repairman. George Bailey leaves for school without curling his hair. Dick Baker leaves the treasury in good shape? Carl Bentley leaves his flectfootedness to John Durgee. Bradley Benton leaves Miss Shoemaker all flustered. Betty Bigliardi leaves her fair red locks to anyone who wants fair red locks. Jim Blaisdell leaves his butterfly net to Elmer Burgett. Ed Blumberg leaves well-prepared for college. Paul Blumberg leaves keeping pace with his brother. Shirley Bowen bounces from the trampoline out the door. Donna Bright leaves her quietness to Pat Perl. Ginny Brown leaves for Oswego to find that good looking boy. Jack Bubb leaves, but not without Evy. Joy Buschle leaves her coat to any hibernating mink who feels a bit chilly. Ray Bush leaves his barn for future star, Bob Wysocki . Diane Canino leaves her job at F-lden School to anyone who wants to walk over there every day. Bill Carrigan leaves his ability and wise cracks in Math 12 class to Fred Wilkinson. Carroll Clancy leaves her sweetness to Mrs. Vickery. Bill Clark leaves to Pat Ryan a putty knife to scrape the rubber off the road after a vibrant take-off. Suzie Coates leaves Mrs. Ebbin's gym class thinking about the work. Allan Cook leaves quickly to catch up with the rest of the Orangemen. Susan Cook wills her position in orchestra to any willing angel. Anne Cowlin leaves her coyness to Anne Allen. Harold Crandon leaves Mr. Hcncle to carry on by himself. Lynne Craver leaves with Art Bump, or no, Dick Pilbeam, or — gee whiz, who is it? Martha Crego leaves her extraordinary? attitude in German class to any up and coming kraut. George Crego leaves his tractor to any tractor-driving hopeful in hopes that he also will win some awards. Fred Crook leaves his terribly incorrect physics answers to any- one who thinks he can correct them . . . with a wish of Good luck! Sharon Crook leaves her way with boys to Carol Ramsing, who really doesn't need it. Janice Curtin leaves us the memory of her friendly pleasant ways. Bob Curtis leaves his wrestling ability to Mr. Theobald. Barb Cutillo leaves her bottles of. milk to any young heifer. Bertina DeBarr wills her filing ability to any junior in need of it. Bill Delano leaves his managing ability to any up and coming manager. Joyce Delooze leaves her fair red locks to anyone else who wants fair red locks. Cynthia Dennison gives Mr. Falise a gold-plated medal inscribed. For bravery and heroism above and beyond the call of duty. Nilia Dietz leaves ... oh, nuts! We forgot what we were'go- ing to say. Judy Dolan wills her dimples to any junior who can stand the teasing. Glenn Donnelly leaves to find Coach Kennel 1 to find out what went wrong on the last play. Barb Dosh leaves her capabilities in any field to Sarah Mann. Diana Dosh leaves her art brushes to Sue Brown. Steve Dreher leaves his Kluck. you flunk! to all future tor- mentors of Mrs. Sears. Sandy Du lien leaves the dishes in Du lien's to the last one out . . possibly Marguerite O'Brien. Linda Dunham leaves her quiet charm to Peter Fitzpatrick in hopes that he'll use it. Bob Earle leaves his job at Sminy's to Smitty. Reg Edmonds leaves to find out how much it cost Henry David Thoreau to live off in the woods. Sharon Egan leaves her piano accompanying talents to her page-turner. John Fauler leaves his job in cafeteria to the cafeteria ladies. Betty Felix wills her organizational ability to Kathy Fitzpatrick. Betty Finch says An revoir to room 215. Jeff Fisher leaves his many scholarship awards and scouting medals to any outstanding scholarly scout. Tim Fitzpatrick leaves the keys to the house to Kathy in the hopes that she has as many parties as he has had. Karyl Forsythe wills Jim to Marilyn. Dick Freeman leaves his blond hair to Goldilocks. Kathy Fuess leaves for her place in the Rockcttes. Merrie Gale leaves her pocket books to the King of Siam. Steve Gaworecki leaves his talented hands to the Art Depart- ment and his equally talented feet to Mr. Vogel for future soccer teams. Sharon Gerber leaves her typing ability to Marcia Paige. Martha Gctman leaves her unfinished sneezes to Larry Graff. Virginia Glann leaves her giggle to Diane Hawthorne. Sharon Goldsworthy wills her senior Girl Scout uniform to Eddie Orlick. Dale Gonseth leaves his elbow grease to Dick Cane. Pete Goodspced arrived too late, despite his name, to leave anything. Joey Gould leaves his willingness to play football to Bob Wy- socki. Gary Griesmyer leaves and takes his priceless negatives with him. Marty Group leaves her spot in cheerleading to Loretta Huntley. Lyle Guernsey leaves his name to any unnamed bovine. Duane Gustke leaves the Sport Bowl minus a permanent customer. Bcv Hahn leaves her witty remarks to Margaret Cobourn. Paul Halko leaves his long hair to Mr. Nostrant. Don Hallchurch leaves for the Navy. Jim Hammel leaves to get a fresh pair of balloons. Penny Hampshire leaves her ability to go steady throughout her senior year with an A P employee to Meredith Brooks. John Harrington leaves his physique to Eleanor Jensen. Avis Hart leaves her position in Triangles ro Connie Fowler. Barb Hawthorne leaves her pretty eyes and long hair to any- body with dull eyes and short hair. Linda Hay leaves her charm and pleasantness to add to that of Dawn Worth. Dave Hayes leaves for a better world. Goodbye, Dave. Linda Heffer leaves her energetic bounce and effervescent laugh to Eileen Eiscnhauer. Joan Hess leaves her spot on the Four Corners to Louie Clark. Don Hibbard delightfully leaves his sixth period English class. Ginnie House wills her height to Kathy Virkler. Sharon Hoyt leaves her driving ability (to get out of more squeezes) to Meredith Brooks Jeanne Huber leaves her many hair styles to Marguerite O'Brien. John Hudson leaves quickly or else he'll be late for work. Karl Hughes leaves for Germany to see if he has any better luck with the language over there than he did here, l-orene Huntley leaves her ability to get into JAMS to anybody fool enough to think he can get out of them. Judie Jansrrom wills her — ah-hem!!—blond hair to Meredith Brooks, who might need it someday. Gerry Jesmain leaves her pony tail to anyone who likes to horse around. Albert Johnson leaves his Glo-coat for the gym floor. Toby Johnson leaves the job of Senior President well-done. Alice Jones wills her dracula-type finger nails to anyone hoping ro cure the nail-biting habit. Marcia Junod leaves her perfume lx tries to a sneaky junior. Holly Keister leaves saying, Next week, I really must get or- ganized! Myron Kelly leaves his sprained ankle and twisted knee band- ages to Bill Coleman, just in case. Paul Kelly leaves B’ville's fast clip. Ginny Kelly wills her unforgettable friendly manner to Angie T rabert. Judy Kerr leaves her down-right pleasant nature to Mr. Nostrant. Mary Kinney leaves to find a hill-top-cutter to cut off Plain- ville's hills. Judy Kopecky leaves Carl very disconsolate and the orchestra without a good concert-mistress. Lynn Krafft wills his I don’t care attitude to all future Eng- lish 4 students. Paul Kulba leaves his '53 Cadillac to anyone who can afford the gas. Ed Kummert leaves his German accent to any up and coming Nazi. Steve Kunst leaves his grappling opponents with a beard burn all over their backs. Allie Lamson leaves her well-chewed gum under the nearest chair. Carol Lamson leaves to find the Colgate 13.” Terry Lanigan leaves his chess board behind by accident. Dick Lindholm leaves, much to the delight of his teachers. Jim Littau leaves his hot Olds to anyone fast enough to catch it. Irene Loper leaves her wisecracks to the Projectionist Club. Bob Loveless leaves fourth period study hall, much to the de- light of Mr. Hcncle. Thelma Loveless leaves her persistent school spirit to the school. Nancy Lower leaves her many duties with a sigh of relief. Louise Lupton sues the Lipton Tea Company for misspelling her name. Terry Lynch leaves a multiplication table to Mrs. Gristwood so that she may delve deeper into the field of mathematics. Annette Mackey leaves her winning smile to Peggy Schrader. Ben Manacorda leaves us all with a wonderful impression of the Italian people. Irene Mann says Best be leaving alone. Bobby Marks leaves Mr. Matthews's seventh period chemistry class, much to the latter's delight. Sue McCarthy wills her blush to Bonnie Cane. Joe McDonald leaves to become a great poet. Ann McDonnell wills her mother to Hi-Y. Judy McKinley leaves her law book to Dawn Worth. Ken «Mooch leaves his flirtatious ways to Harry Garrett, who has enough of his own. Carl Meier leaves for the Beatnik world. Norman Mcloling leaves his smile to some sobersides. Clifford Melvin leaves his mustache for use in future Gillette advertisements. Sue Mercer wills her rapid and accurate, but highly unreadable, shorthand ability to Marie Powers. Mary Mignault wills her dancing ability to Judy Storr. Dave Miller leaves to wrestle with Yukon Eric. Gay Mills wills his F.F.A. jacket to Paul Sheets. Dave Minnoe leaves his practical jokes to a junior boy out for a lot of fun. Don Morse wills his locker combination, 36-22-36, to AI Star- ling. Phil Moser blows taps as he leaves. Kathleen Mowins leaves this place for any—just ANY — place better. Bill Moynihan leaves the fore-court, running after an MG. Greg Mt. Pleasant leaves his name to a small hill. Phil Munson leaves the honor of being a person everyone looks up to. Mike O'Brien leaves his A P apron soiled. Danny O'Connell leaves as quietly as he came. Bill Orcutt leaves his front scat in English class to anyone who enjoys being called on. Judy Page leaves her willing (?) attitude in pool class to all future pool students. Bonnie Palmer wills her position as the mayor's daughter to Roy Barnes. Toni Gail Pantaleo leaves her long black hair to Mary Bennett. Don Pcddcr leaves his golden locks to Salvatore Felicia. Janet Pendergast leaves her quietness as an example for Brenda Krafft to follow'. Sue Perdiue leaves her regal stature to Kathy Virkler. Frances Perli leaves her fifth period snacks to Miss Szczypicn. Audrey Perrin leaves her diapers to Mary Germain. Gorden Perry leaves Mr. Kcnnell with a circled 65. Dick Perry takes his pocket books to Harvard. Mary Lou Peters leaves her walk (?) to Bonnie Trcxler. Nancy Pfohl leaves her formula for curly hair to the Toni Company and we hope they use it soon. Dick Pilbcam leaves his traffic directing job to Dick Fletcher. Judy Porter leaves her musical and athletic abilities to add to those of Marlee Eckler. Gerry Power wills her power-ful voice to Diane Collar. Spencer Rafferty leaves his debonaire looks to any ugly duckling. Carol Reeves leaves B'ville after giving it her all. Butch Reissig leaves his tooth in his mouth for once. Dennis Rhodehamcl wills three and a half lengths of the pool to Larry Graff to do with as he sees fit. Eric Rhodehamcl wills one moldy oboe reed to anyone who feels he has to create a raucous noise. Raymond Rice leaves an ingredient for weddings. John Riggall leaves his athletic ability to Mr. Matthews. Jim Robinson leaves his store of knowledge to amplify that of Fred Wilkinson. David Rode leaves the road” to school well trod. Carol Root leaves her long blond braid to any junior who will take the queue. Ronald Root decided to postpone making his will until he gets the proper lawyer. Flora Ross leaves her tiny, tiny feet to Cindcrella-hopcfuls. Martha Rowell leaves for Kansas. Merrill Rowley leaves, snapping pictures as he goes. Donald Russell leaves. John Salotto leaves his costume from the Christmas play to a young English servant. Walter Sands leaves coed gym class with a bounce. Barbara Schader leaves her shyness to Linda Cummings. Robert Seeley leaves, laughing as usual. Dave Shriver turns Key Club over to the next Student Council president. Rod Sidon leaves to put his money in the bank. Dave Smart will be able to use his name in later years. Donna Stephens leaves her nose to a whistle factory. Jim Stirushnik wills his non-conformity traits to a junior rebel. John Thompson leaves his book on ' How to Build Muscles to Billy Slack. Norm Trabert leaves his slow-speaking manner to Roy Barnes. Sue Trcxler leaves her job as president of F.H.A. to an am- bitious junior girl. Dianne Troup leaves her oomph to Gail Johnson. Tuily Turner leaves her sweet personality. Karen Vandcrpan leaves her long drive down Doyle Road. Chris Vickery leaves his glasses, hoping that someone will fix them for the umpteenth time. Carl Ward leaves his selling techniques to Billy Slack. Norma Ward makes her final bus ride from Lysander to B'ville with a sigh of relief. Bob Warner leaves his wrestling ability to Don Doan. Dick Wells leaves his large capacity” to Louie Clark. Howard Williams leaves English speech class in an uproar. Chuck Williamson leaves his long legs to Jim Jackson. Frank Winters leaves Ote practically helpless. Bill Wormuth finally leaves Syracuse Street, but still retains his long-staked claim. Pam Wysocki leaves the junior class an example of a wonder- ful girl and a top-notch student. Francis Young leaves his duty as score-keeper to Dick Bliss who can't count cither. Jean York leaves the boys to their girlfriends. Bob Younis leaves his dreamy voice to Harry Garrett. Ron Zaks leaves to read his priceless Playboys.” UNDERCLASSMEN First Row: D. Collar, D. Hawthorne, P. Schrader, K. Virkler, M. Garnet, M. Adsit, C. Kinnetz. Second Row: C. Pickard, D. McDonnell, J. Charboneau, S. Teska, J. Baker, R. Cane, D. Shaban. Third Row: L. Pacheck, L. Graff, F. Wilkinson, L. Mills, J. Durgee. Fourth Row: N. Danielson, F. Hall, M. Nelson, T. Brown, R. Roth, D. Edmonston. ROOM 209 ROOM 211 First Row: J. Yager, C. Huntington, V. Kent, A. Brinkman, M. Paige, N. Griesmyer, S. Mills. Second Row: L. Walker, M. Lyon, C. Tetrault, F. Eisenhauer, B. Trexler, J. Hayes. Third Row: H. Garrett, R. LaPorte, D. Fitzgerald, J. Clark, W. Robinson, K. Brust. Fourth Rou : D. Collins, L. Clark, M. Ferguson, T. Dutton, R. Rafferty, J. Skapiak. Fifth Row: J. Canino, D. Menzel, B. Allen, G. Wilmot. first Ron: M. Brooks, L. Huntley, C. Reed, L. Scott, J. Bates, K. Ernst, A. Kowalski. Second Ron: D. Valle, R. Walters, S. Aller, D. Slate, K. Fitzpatrick. L. Thenell, J. Carpenter, T. Heb- blethwaite. Third Row: P. Ryan, F. Gaudern, T. Colson. Fourth Row: E. Hamm. L. Clark, S. Eastman, B. Gustke, G. Detwiler. B. Palmer, M. Ferguson. ROOM 212 ROOM 213 First Ron : S. Mann, M. Cobourn, J. Crego, M. Bennett, J. Hulland, C. Ward, M. O'Brien. Second Row: S. Jenda, M. Pecore, A. Kinney, B. Krafft, M. Thomas, J. Kellogg, J. Lindsley, C. Wood, S. Aller. Third Row: B. Brotherton, W. Scott, J. VanBuskirk, P. Sloat, R. Bush, T. Rice, D. Fletcher, J. Esposito. l rsr Row: S. Cartwright, E. Jensen. D. Smith, M. Eckler, D. Worth, P. Perl, J. Kurtnackcr. Second Ron: P. Mokwa, J. Haley, J. Brown, B. Sutton, S. Heron, M. Ward, L. Cummings, L. Hudson. Third Row: R. Blake, L. Seacord, D. Ogden, R. Ashley, L. Maresca. fourth Row: J. Coleman. B. VanDerhoff, C. Foster, D. Drew, L. Giddings, B. Trexler. ROOM 214 ROOM 215 first Row: D. Sands, S. Tompkins. J. Chapman, M. Smith, L. O'Mara, D. Wright, S. Duffy. Second Row: E. Fauler, C. Fowler, P. Haley, J. Robinson, B. Cane, S. Brown, D. Girard Third Row: I. Searight, D. Miller, L. Howe, B. Coleman, D. Lynch, fourth Ron: B. Currier. J. Wells, M. More, G. Armstrong, D. Martin, R. Peterson. ROOMS 216 AND 217 ROOMS 218 AND 219 First Row: D. Zahn, J. Collett, L. Marlowe, S. Palkowski, K. Simmons, J. Jeffcock, G. Rogers, K. Smith, S. Potter, C. Tucker, A. Trabert. Second Row: P. Donahue, C. Brown, M. Case, B. Goldsworthy, D. LaPorte, B. Pounc, P. Brown, J. Hanbury, L. Coon, S. Hatch, M. Lanigan, V. Donnelly. Third Row: C. O'Mara, J. Lowery, J. Bell, B. Peters, R. Meloling, L. Gillespie, J. Brink, L. Sanderson, W. Sprague. K. Rauch. T. Bemis. Fourth Row: D. Haney, R. Chadwick, C. Carton, G. O'Brien, R. Thomas, H. Whitely, J. Day, M. White, P. Goulet, R. de Ryk, H. Johnson, R. Buchester, D. Matthews, P. Foster, J. Kelly, L. Herr. First Ron: B. Atkinson, D. Calkins, D. Polak. S. Clark, P. Pfohl, J. Meyer, K. Wormuth, E. Hallchurch, J. Russ, M. Kulba, B. Reinhardt. Second Row: K. Richards, L. Brown, F. Green, P. Hotaling, J. Williams, J. Herrald, P. Dwyer, R. Crandon, J. Duffy, J. MacLeod, N. Daily, P. Taylor, J. Pecore. Third Row: P. Rose, B. Slack, R. White. Fourth Row: J. Richmond, D. Doan, A. Callahan, D. Beckley, R. Walsh, B. Kimber, B. Clark, L. Griesmyer, L. Woolridge, G. Pelkey. Fifth Row: B. Young, T. Warner, D. Horton, B. Ernst, C. Baker, T. Miller, J. Crego, H. McVicker, J. Snow. T. Burr, R. Brown, B. DeVine. ROOMS 220 AND 221 ROOM 222 Pmt Row: M. Guanciale, M. Winship, D. Holmes, L. Crego, P. Bachman. D. Sears. Second Row: C. Castleman, M. Dunham. M. Rice, L. Rose, P. Littau, V. McIntyre. E. Smith. Third J. Luce, T. Warner, R. Barnes, J. Everitt, R. Pickard, C. Mercer. Fourth Ron : D. Disinter, J. Calkins, H. Grover, S. Connor, S. Hunt, R. Letson. First Row: J. Blaisdell, E. Lamson, L. Hughes, M. Cooper, S. Dence, H. VanBuskirk, M. Young, P. Coleman, M. Powers, D. Hamm, D. Hutchins. Second Row: C. Munson, D. Perry, L. Magen, E. Sheets, S. Lewis, R. Drapikowski, P. Beard, C. Hennigan, K. Grandcy, J. Matthews. Third Row: W. Carter. R. Kick, J. Pizzillo, J. Grant, R. Moss, J. Denny, T. Christopher, R. Bliss. M. Rice, T. Ermigcr. Fourth Row: E. Orlick, J. Winters, T. Perkins. H. Shriver, P. Loveless, C. Pringle, A. Starling, J. Loveless, J. Teter, R. Richman. ROOMS 100 C AND 113 ROOMS 114 AND 115 Edinger, R. Carrington, R. Crego, A. Boddy, J. Dugcr, A. Mcl- nick, R. Rice, E. Yager, G. Kilburn, T. Crego, R. Hughes, D. Landers, M. Bliss. Fourth Row: K. Mann, D. Kick, A. Ritter, T. Hendricks, C. Vredenburg, T. Gould, A. Latham, G. Nirotka, P. Precourt, J. Searight, M. Weirs, C. Catherman, C. Delaney. First Row: G. Young, J. Gurley, G. Shaw, C. Ramsing, B. Sloat, N. German, R. Boyle, M. Ashby, F. Wart. Second Row: M. Magee, K. Fenchcl, J. Patchett, S. Watkins, D. Calkins, S. Lyon, E. Yastrib, V. Kindsfather, S. Hudson, S. Parry, M. Mowins, R. Pickreign. Third Rotv: M. O’Brien. K. Steinachcr, R. Teska, B. First Row: J. Goldsworthy, M. Niles, C. Brown, E. Neupert, T. Weigend, K. Dreher, N. Finch, T. Mathewson, N. Brown, C. Ingison, D. Reeves. Second Row: D. Wright, R. Grutka, R. Turner, J. Castle, L. Hamm, C. Beard, B. Barber, J. McArdell, C. Filapello, J. Kingsley, W. Douglas, V. Snavlin, A. Hogan, L. Shaffner. Third Row: L. Slade, C. Dann, J. Wolfe, C. Ohland, F. Price, C. Hamm, R. Steffens, C. Pendergast, S. Chamberlain, R. Middlemore, P. Robinson, J. Britton, M. Cline, L. Orcutt. Fourth Row: R. Prunner, T. Tyler, L. Bowen, J. Custin, J. Hunter, G. Martin, J. Bardo, J. Emerson, J. Eno, E. Paciencia, B. Barber, P. Brand, D. Liddle, D. Lava lice, F. Zuck. First Row: M. Germain, T. Hall, D. Russen, M. Warner, B. Abbott, R. Kenyon, C. Ekross, S. Blakeslce, J. Corey, E. Lindsley, M. Bushey. Second Row: S. Blake, S. Misner, D. Harrington, P. Dye, D. Ryan, R. Lawrence, C. Palmer, P. Grimes, J. Pilbeam, K. McRorie, D. Walters, L. Kerr, J. Young. Third Row: M. Gaudem, E. Wilkinson, A. McVicker, L. Main, E. Donhauser, R. Dillon, C. Harvey, G. Countrymen, H. Lacy, J. Bigliardi. Fourth Ron: M. Smith, D. Luke, L. Salotto, L. Kerr, K. Myers, H. Kellogg. R. Lyons, J. Adams. Fifth Row: K. Rice, R. Gilbert, G. Hubbard, S. Forsythe, L. Samhqmmer, B. Werner, J. Carl, G. Rhodehamel, H. Hudson, D. Cane, C. McVicker, W. Birsett, T. Newton, J. Perrin, W. Smith. ROOMS 116 AND 117 ROOMS 120 AND 122 First Row: B. Beckley, K. Smith, C. Palmer, S. McGovern, P. Hamm, G. Clark, P. Durdel, M. Bidwell, M. Gould, L. Vickery, D. Lanning. Second Row: C. Robinson, S. Forderkonz, J. Pickard. J. Pickard, A. Jetty, M. Johnson, P. Hanbury, J. Dunham. B. Gonseth, P. Otts, R. Brown, N. Roehrig, D. McLaegan. Third Row: R. Robinson, C. Buckley, J. McManus, B. Dickinson, M. Bedford, J. Connell. Fourth Rou P. Fitzpatrick, T. Litterbrant, T. Kozma, H. Hahn, A. Hopp, R. Drevicr, R. Roeers, R. Racha, J. Palmer, S. Hulland, A. McGuffie, F. Haley, T. Montreal. Fifth Row: C. Johnson, R. Burr, J. Kuno, B. Evans, W. Schlccht, G. Jayson, E. House, H. Pedder, J. Smith, T. Coe, D. Jetty, M. Loreman. JUNIOR OFFICERS President, Martha Adsit; Secretary, Sarah Mann; Treasurer, Fred Wilkin- son. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President, Ken Rauch; Vice-President, Donald Doan; Secretary, Mary Ellen Lanigan; Treasurer, Jim Spring. FRESHMEN OFFICERS President, Pat Hanbury; Vice-President, Jane Gurley; Secretary, Diane Reeves; Treasurer. Rosemary Boyle. S3I1IAI1DV President Kelley Mann, Vice-President Anna Jetty, Secretary Gcorgcne Shaw, Treasurer Betsy Huebenthal. Adviser Mrs. Barber. President Carol Reeves, Vice-President Ed Kummcrt, Secretary Holly Keister, Treasurer Bill Wormuth, Adviser Mr. McManus. First Row: N. Trabert, B. Dosh, M. Bennett, H. Keister, C. Reeves, E. Kummcrt, M. Eckler, B. Manacorda. Second Rou: M. Adsit, G. Shaw, S. Mann, L. Hay, V. Kelly, A. Jetty, N. Finch, S. Dence, M. Winship, J. Curtin. Third Row: E. Wilkinson, M. Gaudern, L. Orcutt, J. Jackson, K. Mann, K. Rauch, H. Garrett. Fourth Row: P. Blumberg, W. Reissig, D. Perry, H. Shriver, F. Gaudern, C. Baker, J. Hammel, R. Thomas, T. Johnson. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Mrs. Barber, B. Huebenthal, A. Jetty, K. Mann, G. Shaw, M. Gaudern. Second Row: M. Rowley, M. Meeker, N. Northrup. J. Mayfield, S. Dence, J. Collins, L. Blumberg, C. Lynch, R. Lester. Third Row: E. Timmins, N. Finch, E. Wilkinson, C. Rogers, L. Gates, E. VanDcrWatcr, C. Pomeroy, S. Disinger, L. Orcutt, J. Kuno. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First Row: L. Orcutt, K. Mann, A. Jetty, A. Trabert, G. Rogers, J. MacLeod. J. Meyer, D. Lav- allee. Second Rote: V. Snavlin, G. Johnson, M. Lanigan, E. Wilkinson, S. Misner, M. Johnson, J. Russ, I. vStorr, M. Winship, E. Hallchurch, P. Foster, K. Rauch, D. Doan. Third Ron: P. Otts, R. Barnes, B. Evans, K. Fenchell, P. Dye, M. Cooper, K. Wormuth, P. Fitzpatrick, S. Dence. J. Jackson, C. Vredenburg, J. Grant, B. Wysocki. President Bill Orcutt, Vice-President Holly Keister, Secretary-Treasurer Pam Wysocki, Adviser Mrs. Gristwood. First Ron: S. Gerber, B. Dosh, P. Wysocki, B. Orcutt, H. Keister, S. Cook, J. Porter. Second Ron: K. Fuess, J. Curtin, V. Kelly, B. Felix, F. Ross, V. Glann, E. Rhodehamel. Third Row: C. Reeves, C. Meier, M. German, P. Munson, C. Williamson, N. Trabert, E. Kummert. Fourth Row: D. Perry, W. Reissig. P. Blumberg, D. Rhodehamel, E. Rhodehamel. President Nancy Pfohl; Vice-President Joan Hanbury; Secretary Mary Ellen Lanigan; Treasurer Connie Fowler; Junior Adviser Sharon Goldsworthy; Adviser Mrs. McCrea. First Row: K. Forsythe, C. Wood, M. Lanigan, N. Pfohl, J. Hanbury, C. Fowler, M. Rowell, L. Cummings. Second Row: S. Hoyt, G. Power, E. Jensen, P. Dye, K. Fenchel, F. Perii, P. Brown, B. Reinhardt, P. Donahue. Third Row: B. Palmer, P. Bachman, W. Douglas, C. Ingisoa J. Gurley, S. Fordcrkonz, D. Stephens, A. Cowlin. RED CROSS FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA First Row: J. Hanbury, $. Clark, C Munson, D. Stephens. Second Row: P. Hanbury, K. Hattcn A. Brinkman, M. Lanigan. President Mary Ellen Lanigan; Vice- President Joan Hanbury; Secretary- Treasurer Priscilla Bachman; Histo rian Carol Munson. President Norman Trabert; Vice-Presi- dent Carroll Clancy; Recording Secre- tary Flora Ross; Corresponding Secre- tary Pam Wysocki; Treasurer Dave Shriver; Parliamentarian Toby John- son; Historian Betty Felix; Adviser Mrs. Sears. President Karen Grandey; Vice-Presi- dent Joan Hanbury; Secretary Sue Brown; Treasurer Stan Clark; Adviser Mrs. Kimball. First Row: D. Stephens, S. McCarthy, Mrs. Sears, T. Johnson, D. Shriver, N. Trabert, C. Clancy, F. Ross, P. Wysocki, B. Felix, J. Yager, D. Hawthorne. Second Row: B. Goldsworthy, E. Peter- son, G. Johnson, S. Hatch, J. Herrald, D. Holmes, J. MacLeod, L. Cummings, M. Pecord, C. Reed, T. Turner, V. Glann, M. Eckler, M. Bennett, S. Duffy. Third Row: S. Hoyt, L. Thenell, C. Ward, B. Cane, M. Cobourn, J. Kopecky, L. O'Mara, M. O'Brien, T. Pantaleo, A. McDonnell, B. Palmer. Fourth Row: D. Perry, M. Junod, J. Buschle, D. Sands, P. Moser, M. Gale, W. Delano, J. Porter, C. Root, L. Craver. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FUTURE ARTISTS OF AMERICA First Row: G. Mitchell, F. Perii, J. Hanbury, S. Brown, S. Clark, J. Hayes. Second Row: W. Currier, P. Hanbury, N. Pfohi, N. Fowler, J. Robinson, H. Johnson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President Sue Trexler; Vice-President Gerry Power; Treasurer Margaret Rice; Secretary Pam Taylor; Parlia- mentarian Barbara Sutton; Historian Sue A Her; Reporter Norma Ward; Ad- viser Miss Fostini. First Row: D. Polak, M. Kulba, S. Aller, B. Sutton, G. Power. P. Taylor, M. Rice. G Clark. Second Row: N. Roehrig, M. Guanciale, J. Patchett, K. Fenchel, C. Filapello, D. Slate, S. Lyon, J. Corey, A. Brinkman. Third Row: B. Beckley, E. Sheets, L. Walker. J. Charboneau, S. Fordekonz, D. Lanning, S. Aller, P. Haley, R. Drapikowski. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Ron: Mr. Hencle, D. Rode, R. Peterson, J. Thompson, G. Crego, G. Miller. Second Row: C. Pickard, E. Smith, J. Crego, B. Bort, L. Mills, P. Sheet, B. Devine. President Harold Crandon; Vice-Presi- dent John Thompson; Secretary George Crego; Treasurer David Rode; Reporter Charles Pickard; Sentinel Ronald Peterson; Adviser Mr. Hencle. PROJECTIONIST CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB first Ron: R. Hubbard, M. Bliss, J. Fisher, M. Rowley, G. Griesmyer. Second Row: R. Fletcher, D. Landers, D. Pilbcam, L. Slade, A. Hogan. first Ron: I. Snow, K. Rauch, Mr. German, R. Peterson, J. Winters, R. Lyons Secretary-Treasurer Merrill Rowley ORCHESTRA BAND Pint Rote E. Eisenhaucr, V. Robinson, M. Rowell, J. Porter. L. Huntley, V. Kelly. Second Ron: Root, G. Stepien, D. Luke. M. Smith, B. Carter, P. Foster, T. Loveless, L. Allen, G. Rhode- hamel, M. Ashley, P. Coleman, C. Vickery, S. Dreher, P. Moser. Third Rote: J. Gurley, K. Simmons, J. Storr, D. Lynch, L. Slade '1'. Evans, B. Evans, J. Skapiak, B. Barber, E. House, L. Krafft, C. V reden burs, T. Miller, C. Foster, S. Hunt. L. Graff, K. Hughes, T. Lynch. Fourth Rote. D. Fitzgerald, R. LaPorte, D. Disinger, D. Sands, A. Kinney, R. Robinson, M. Mignault, M. Kinney, Mr. Whitman. First Rote: J. Kopecky, V. Glann, B. Krafft, S. Tompkins, A. Trabert, M. Pecore, L. Huntley. K. Rauch, E. Blumberg, N. Gurley. Second Rote: J. Kerr, M. Eckler, E. Peterson, J. Crcgo, J. leter, W. Robinson, D. Rhodehame!, P. Moser, F. Rhodehamel, J. Jeffcock, J. Porter, L. Thenell, S. Cook. Third Rote: N. Trabert, Mr. Mercer, K. Smith, S. Connor. TOP TWENTY SENIOR HIGH CHORUS First Row: D. Perry, M. Johnson, C. Ward, N. Pfohl, C Lamson, V. Snavlin, P. Robinson, R. Middlemore, J. Connell, L. Shaffner, T. Hall, D. Sears, D. Ryan, S. Cartwright, J. Kings- ley. Second Row: Mrs. Mercer, P. Hamm, T. Mathewson, J. McArdell, E. Orhck, R. Walsh, R. Younis, D. Macomber, M. Warner, J. MacLeod. P. Dye, C. Hamm, R. Steffens, B. Nemes. Third Row: J. York, N. Dietz, B. Sloat, G. Johnson, S. McCarthy, D. Stephens, D. Jetty, R. Barnes, A. Cook, R. Thomas, B. Slack, S. Egan, I. Loper, M. Gale, J. Janstrom, L Breman, D. Worth, B. Abbott, D. Smith. First Row: R. Thomas, R. Crandon, M. Gale, Mrs. Mercer, L. Breman, S. Egan, R. Barnes. Second Ron-: J. Connell, D. Macomber, D. Worth, G. Johnson, J. Storr, D. Stephens. P. Rob- inson, L. Shaffner. Third Row: J. McArdell, B. Nemes, M. Warner. V. Snavlin, J. MacLeod, L. Thenell, B. Slack. First Rote: S. Clark, D. Polak, P. Hanbury, J. Hanbury, K. Fenchel, T. Weigend, D. Lavallec, B. Evans, M. Germain, J. Gurley, K. Ernst, M. Rice, P. Goulet. Second Row: R. Hughs, J. O'Mara, T. Warner, S. Cartwright, G. Shaw, M. Warner, L. Cummings, L. Orcutt, P. Robinson, V. Macintyre, T. Crcgo, G. Vaneleaf, C. Vrcdenburg, D. Doan, D. LaPorte, C. Palmer. Third Row: N. German, W. Douglas, N. Brown, D. Reeves, C. Ingison, J. Kuno, A. Ritter, C. Munson, P. Brown, J. Connell, K. Mann, S. McCarthy, C. Castleman, A. McGuffie. Fourth Rou: B. Barber, D. Cane, J. Everitt, R. Chadwick, J. Britton, R. Barnes, S. Connor, T. Miller, H. Shriver, A. Starling, G. Rhodehamel, D. Wright, J. Wolfe. CLASSICAL CLUB I CLASSICAL CLUB II First Row: M. Winship, E. Hallchurch, J. Meyer, J. Grant, C. Pringle, A. Trabert, J. MacLeod, T. Warner, J. Yager, J. Hayes. Second Row: G. Johnson, L. Crcgo, J. Duffy, B. Goldsworthy, R. Crandon, S. Duffy, L. Huntley, A. Kowalski, J. Bates, M. Pecore, P. Dwyer, J. Herrald, S. Hatch, D. Holmes. Third Row: P. Bachman, P. Coleman, S. Dence, P. Smith, P. Loveless, D. Bliss, C. Everts, B. Slack, K. Rauch, R. Letson, D Stephens, M. Lanigan. Fourth Roiv: L. Clark, H. Garrett, P. Sloat, B. Clark, L. Pacheck, P. Poster, C. Baker, R. Thomas, F. Young, P. Rose, B. Moss. President. Sue McCarthy; Secretary. Toni Gail Pantalco; Treasurer. Don Hibbard; Adviser. Mrs. Vickery. First Rote: M. Rowell, S. Cook, S. Hoyt, D. Hibbard, M. Gale, N. Lower, M. Mignault. Second Rote: M. Germain, J. Taylor, S. Cartwright, C. Root. L. Cummings, J. Yager, L. Trefethan, D. Hawthorne C. Fowler. Third Rote: J. Gurley, E. Wilkinson, G. Youn.it, K. Fucss, D. Stephens, C. Munson, K. Fenchel, D. Perry, P. Bachman, L. Thencll. Fourth Rote: E. Hamm, M. Gau- dern, V. Glann, J. Robinson, J. Herrald, J. McDonald, C. Dennison. Fifth Rote: R. Edmonds, J. Hammel, J. Emerson, R. Seeley, E. Orlick, J. Hudson. DRAMATICS CLUB SCIENCE First Rou: N. Trabert, P. Dye, N. Brown, W. Douglas, E. Peterson, J. Porter. Second Rote: J. Durgee, T. Colson, J. McDonald, F. Wilkinson, J. Wells, L. Maresca. Third Rote: H. Shriver, C. Foster. S. Hunt, D. Matthews. President Nancy Lower, Vice-President Sarah Mann, Rec. Secretary Peggy Schrader, Corres. Secretary Toni Panta- leo, Treasurer Sue McCarthy, Adviser Mrs. Baker. First Ron: M. Gale, Mrs. Baker, S. McCarthy, P. Schrader, N. Lower, S. Mann, T. Pantaleo, M. German. Second Row: C. Reeves, M. Winship, D. LaPorte, K. Ernst, J. Janstrom, B. Finch, A. McDonnell. Third Row: L. Huntley, M. Rowell, A. Kowalski, M. Paige, M. Coburn. J. Bates, M. Brooks, B. Trexler. Fourth Row: B. Cane, J. Robinson, G. Johnson, K. Virkler, D. Holmes, D. Collar, P. Perl, J. Jeffcock. ALPHA MU GAMMA SIGMA First Row: B. Wormuth, E. Kummert, D. Morse, J. Baker, D. Valle, D. Lynch, B. Manacorda. Second Row: R. Pickard, T. Warner, F. Wilkinson, B. Coleman, B. Moynihan, F. Gaudern. Third Row: W. Sprague, C. Meier, M. Kelly, W. Reissig, T. Lynch. Fourth Row: C. Bentley, H. Garrett, C. Baker, T. Hebblethwaite, R. LaPorte. President Ed Kummert, Vice-President Bill Wormuth, Secretary Dave Lynch Treasurer Dave Valle, Chaplain Don Morse. President Betty Felix, Vice-President Diana Dosh, Corres. Secretary Linda Hay, Rec. Secretary Barbara Dosh, Treasurer Carroll Clancy, Adviser Mrs. Mercer. First Row: N. Finch, C. Clancy, D. Dosh, B. Felix, B. Dosh, L. Hay F. Ross. Second Row: P. Durdcl, D. Wright, P. Wysocki, D. Worth, M. Ward, K. Vanderpan, H. Keister, J. Dolan. Third Row: W. Griesmyer, C. Tetrault, N. Ward, R. Boyle, L. Breman. Fourth Row: K. Richards, M. Johnson, C. Ramsing, B. Cutillo, A. Jetty, S. Duffy. Fifth Row: S. Crook, A. Lamson, D. Harrington, J. McKinley, S. Blake, M. Warner. PHI SIGMA GAMMA Hl-Y First Row: J. Gould, T. Fitzpatrick, R. Virginia, B. Orcutt, D. Gonseth, B. Meyer. Second Rote: F. Winters, L. Giddings, D. Wells, D. McDonnell, J. Littau. Third Row: K. Brust, M. Rice, D. Menzel, P. Ryan, G. Donnelly. President Janice Curtin, Vice-President Martha Adsit, Corres. Secretary Mary Bennett, Rec. Secretary Marcia Group, Treasurer Gail Rogers, Advisers Gerry Walker, Jo Jones, Shirley Johnston. First Row: G. Rogers, M. Bennett, M. Group, J. Curtin, M. Adsit, J. Meyer, K. Wormuth. Second Row: J. Crego, L. Heffer, V. Donnelly, B. Hawthorne, M. Powers, S. Dence, M. Eckler, P. Cole- man. Third Row: A. Trabert, K. Fitzpatrick, M. Young, V. Kelly, D. Hamm, M. Gaudern, M. Germain, E. Hallchurch. Fourth Row: M. Garnett, E. Wilkinson, K. Smith, I„. O'Mara, M. O’Brien. CLUB First Row: Dick Baker, C. Vickery, D. Shriver, F. Wilkinson, N. Trabert. Second Row Sloat, T. Johnson, W. Orcutt, H. Garrett, K. Rauch. President David Shriver, Vice-President Fred Wilkinson, Secretary Chris Vick- ery, Treasurer Dick Baker, Chaplain Toby Johnson, Adviser Mr. Stevens. SPORTS ii [vv. ; . ■ fr € :• i a ?■. First Row: J. Pickard, C. Ramsing, S. Misner, N. Finch, N. German, K. Dreher, A. Allen R. Sulock. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS VARSITY First Row: M . Adsit, K. Fitzpatrick, P. Schrader, M. Group, V. Donnelly, L. Huntley. Second Rou D. Worth, M. Paige, M. Getman, S. Mann, M. Brooks, C. Tucker. erne Don net I v Look Ma—no hands! going girls Oh, she flies through the air Basketball Did you know that in Girls' Intramurals there are many activities? SPORTS GIRLS and more Basketball Volleyball VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD: 7 wins — 9 losses — 1 tie Baldwinsville Opponents 4, 1 Fayetteville-Manlius 4, 7 9 Liverpool 5 4, 3 Auburn 8, 4 9 Marcellus 1 2 North Syracuse 3 5, 4 Rome 1, 7 1 Soivay 3 3 Port Byron 0 8 Jamesville-Dewitt 3 4 West Genesee 11 DICK HIRSCH, All County Second Team Back Row: Baker, Bently, Savage, Sidon, Niles, Hirsch, Coach Pelcher. front Row: Rhode. Riggal, Wells, Winters, Calkins, Raferty, Bush. J-V BASEBALL RECORD: 7 wins —6 losses Coach Dick at game. LA CROSSE TEAM RECORD: 6 wins — 1 loss Baldwinsville Opponents 8 West Genesee 1 Irondequoit 4 Watertown 6 Watertown 7 West Genesee 7 Geneva 11 Irondequoit Back Row: Lyons, Morse, Minnoe, Fitzpatric, Gaudern, Munson, Wormouth, Miller, Littau, Zahn,Burgett. Middle Row: Lyons, McVicker, Armstrong, Miller, Stevens. Drew, Bell, Lindholm, Hammel, Baker, Ressig, Secore. Front Row: Miller, Gonseth, Goodwin, Bell, Pringle, Young, LaPorte, Valle, Littau. mm Back Rote: Orcucc, Crego, Shrivcr, Vickery, Warner. Second Row: Coach Vogel, Kummert, Adsir, Robinson, Wilkinson. Front Row: Haney, Currier, Shaben, Johnson. GOLF TEAM TENNIS TEAM Record: 3 wins 5 losses Record: 7 wins 3 losses 1 tic More, Meier, Hebblethwaite TRACK TEAM ’58 - ’59 AWARD WINNERS Back Row: Marks, Burgett, Donnelly, Kelly. Middle Row: Stevens. Lictau, L.ttau, Kummert Smart. Front Row: Hirsch, Brown, Costello, Vickery, Warner. Back Row: Davis, Donnelly, Brown, Carrigan, Gricsmcycr, Everts. Middle Row: Coach Arcaro. Edmonds, Kelly, Foster, Curtis, Kelly, Oripello. Front Row: Kunst, Griesmeycr, Molding, Hamm. Curtis, Robinson, Sanderson. RECORD: 10 wins — 3 losses AB Champions SOCCER RECORD—10 wins, 3 losses, 1 tie Solvay Oppn'ts 6,0 B’ville 4,6 Manlius North Syracuse 4,2 6,6 JD West Genesee 4,0 4,5 FM Fabius 4,3 Oppn’ts 0,1 0,0 2,1 Back Rote: McVicker, Griesmyer, Gaworecki, Hayes, Halko, Moynihan, Manacorda, Shriver, Littau. Second Row: Coach Vogel, Kummert, Hebblethwaite, Rose, Baker, Armstrong, Cane. Rauch, Winters. Front Ron: Smith, Bell, Horton. Palmer. Price, Smith, Ernst. B’ville 2,6 3.8 6,0 2.9 Bach. Row: Curtis, Blaisdcll, Donnelly, Edmonds, Munson, Wormuth, Starling, Lynch, Morse. Second Row: Coach Kennell, Gonseth, Roth, Baker, Guyder, Bentley, Miller, Drehcr, Warner, Loveless, Delano, Arcaro. Front Row: Pruner, Valle, Bush, Riggall, Meyer, Gould, Giddings, Macomber, Ackler. VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD — 5 wins, 3 losses B’ville Opponents B’ville 26 East Syracuse 20 34 13 North Syracuse 25 0 14 West Genesee 6 13 13 F-M 0 6 Oppn’ts J-D 13 Liverpool 13 Skaneateles 7 Solvay 19 Back Row: DeRyck, Smith, Grant, Curtis, Brotherton, Baker, Hunter, Trexler, Haley, Miller, Second Row: Coach Reitlal, Everts, Kick, Roberts, Lowery, Coe, Fauler, Drevier, Pickard, Warner, Ashley, Kelly. From Row: Mercer, Kly, Mitchell, Thomas, Herr, Pichard, Pringle, Loveless. Skapiak. V. FOOTBALL J. V. BASKETBALL RECORD: I win 1 losses RECORD: 9 wins 6 losses Back Row: Coach Riedel, Durgee, Miller, Baker, Foster, Starling, Shriver. Front Row: Loveless, Coe, Robinson, Manacorda, Ernst, Pringle. CROSS COUNTRY BOWLING RECORD: 12 Wins 11 Losses Back Row: LaVallee, Tracer, Latham, Vredenburg, Paige, Barber, Schlecht, Lyons, Bliss, Vreden- burg, Allen, Cane, Ford. Second Row: Woolridge, Wysocki, Evans, Bliss, Hesselton, Shriver, Freeman, Coleman, Bedford. Front Row: Denny, VanBuskirk, Persechino, Warner, Rossiter, Bush. Top Row: Rode, Colman, Clark. Bottom Row: Pickard, Rafferty. ADVERTISEMENTS Best Wishes From THE SPORTS BOWL Bar and Restaurant BOWLING PIZZA 16 ALLEYS Estimates Cheerfully Given NICK D'IMPERIO General Contractor Builder Specializing in Commercial Building NE 5-6981 Baldwinsville, N. Y. from the PALMER'S DINER COMPLIMENTS OF SENECA AUTO SUPPLY, INC 60 E. GENESEE ST. BALDWINSVILLE, N. Y. BALDWINSVILLE VICTORY MARKET Syracuse St. Baldwinsville KELLY MOUNT BALDWINSVILLE, N. Y. Distributor of Petroleum Products COMPLIMENTS OF International Milling Co. BEE LINE JOHNNY BETTY BEE OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1960 MORRIS MACHINE WORKS BALDWINSVILLE, NEW YORK Congratulations! ! SENECA FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association Main Office 35 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, N. Y. North Syracuse, N. Y. 107 S. Main St. Liverpool, N. 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COX SON Lumber And Building Supplies Telephone NE 5-6641 Cold Spring Rd. R.D. 3 Baldwinsville, N. Y. Richfield Best Wishes to the Closs of 1960 HUDSON and MOWINS Compliments of TOTTEN'S MARKET Ralph C. Gates Amy J. Gates, Robert I. Gates Gates Funeral Home Baldwinsville, N. Y. Ambulance Service NE 5-5521 Compliments of C FOOD MARKET 5 Spruce St. Baldwinsville Congratulations W. K. SMITH HARDWARE 21 Oswego St. NE 5-3191 Baldwinsville Congratulations ADELINE LAMB FABRICS 23 Oswego Street BEST WISHES FROM HAROLDS ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION WEST GENESEE-ARTILLERY LANE Best Wishes COOPER DECORATION CO., INC. 1211 East Foyette Street Syracuse, N. Y. Service FORD Soles COOPER MOTORS, INC. Baldwinsville, New York FIRESIDE INN Baldwinsville, New York All Banking Services Baldwinsville Office THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY OF SYRACUSE 34 East Syracuse Street Member F.D.I.C. F.R.S Compliments of SCHENCK'S HARDWARE, INC. Compliments of B'VILLE VARIETY GIFT SHOP JAY J. BLANCHARD REAL ESTATE and MONUMENTS Best wishes to the Class of 1960 MERCER MILLING COMPANY Compliments of A P 8aldwinsville, New York Best of Luck To the Class of 1960 Bill Murray's Troy Grocery Co. Best Wishes ° LOYAL ORDER OF THE MOOSE Lodge No 644 Boldwinsville Carm's Florist Mrs. Dominic Messina Plants and Florol Work Dial NE 5-6081 East Deod Creek Rd. R.D. 1, Boldwinsville, N. Y. Congratulations Moses IGA Store Fulton Rood Lyman O. Abbott Electrical Contractor NE 5-5083 Best Wishes to the Senior Class GIDDINGS FARM AND GARDEN CENTER Congratulations to the Class of 1960 Ch.1 « x n 1 rt Good Luck Van Wie Chevrolet Co. NE 5-3956, NE 5-913! TAPPAN LUMBER CORPORATION TAPPAN AGENCY Wishes to Congratulate The Closs of I960 Compliments of L. G. Balfour Company Beneficial Finance Company of New York, Inc. Attleboro, Massachusetts CLASS RINGS AND PINS Club and Hospital Insignia, Medols, Trophies, Plagues, 9 West Genesee Street LOANS Commencement Invitations, Diplomas 15 Stranahan at Titus Ave. Rochester 17, N. Y. Represented by: Leland Lee, Mgr., Alfred Horrocks, Louis Dworshok Best Wishes Telephone NE 5-6272 Compliments of L. A. BOUGHTON J-R Nursery Stock — Landscaping Telephone NE 5-5612 Canton Street at Ellsworth Rood R. D 1, Boldwinsville, New York GENERAL REPAIR SHOP Lawn Mower Soles and Service Motor Repairs — Custom Welding Canton St. Road Boldwinsville, N. Y. HAROLD GREEN SONS, INC. Compliments of BETA MU CHAPTER Cold Springs Rood, Liverpool, New York Phone OL 2-3100 of GAMMA SIGMA Compliments of Liverpool OL 2-7452 RALPH GRIMSHAW CAMPBELL'S ROTARY — florist — Flowers for All Occasions State Foir Boulevard Telegraph Service — Free Delivery Cold Spring - Belgium Rd. Boldwinsville, N. Y. Best Wishes Class 1960 C. L. Parks and Son Congratulations to the Closs of 1960 Custom-built cabinets Ed's Sanitation Service Van Buren Rood NE 5-5941 The Enders Studio Compliments of CLIFF CREGO Cold Springs Road, Boldwinsville, New York Artists Supplies, Frames, Art Work NE 5-5475 EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR Canton St. Road Our Compliments to the Closs of 1 960 ALLANSON-GLANVILLE FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Phoenix Lysonder Compliments of BARKER'S VARIETY STORE 48-50 Oswego St. B'Ville NE 5-7631 Seneca Electro Copyist Color Mimeographing Contoct Printing 42 Oswego St Boldwinsville, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS BROWN NEWSPAPERS BALDWINSV1LLE, NEW YORK Good Luck And Clear Sailing To The Class of ’60 PLAINVILLE TURKEY FARM Compliments of ‘ Dr. Laurence Troeger , Optometrist Boldwinsville, N. Y. Congratulations to the graduating Closs of '60 MARY'S — FLOWERS 46 Brown Street Best Of Luck WHITCOMB'S SERVICE Lysander BERNDT MICHELS Laundry, Cleaners, and Tailoring 56 Oswego Baldwinsville, N.Y. Phone NE 5-6671 Sincere Best Wishes ! j To The Class Of 1960 Baldwinsville Hi-Y Club Best of Luck Class of 1960 OSIER WELL DRILLING Phone NE 5-6191 RD No. 3, B'Ville HARRY E. KICK Wotchmaker And Jeweler 46 Oswego St. Baldwinsville, N. Y. Congratulations Tom Downing's COLD SPRINGS INN Delicious Food Banquets — Weddings — Clambakes Route 370 Liverpool-B'Ville Road Compliments of WINSHIP SHOE STORE I Baldwinsville, New York r BOVEE STUDIO Of Photogrophy Baldwinsville, N. Y. Dial NE 5-6041 G. M. C. Trucks Form Supplies R. C. Church Sons Church Rd. Baldwinsville, N. Y. Tnte A n International Motor Trucks Ports Service Wode Greene Route 48 — Phoenix Best Wishes Class of 1960 STAN'S SERVICE STATION Baldwinsville, New York Congratulations to the Class of I960 TITCOMB'S STORE Henry Melvin JOHN DEERE MACHINERY W Tractor Tires Chains j Jamesway and DeLaval Equipment Baldwinsville, New York | hhh Compliments of Fabian Blue Sunoco Gos — Lubrication — Tires — Oil State Fair Blvd. HO 8-9738 Best Wishes from Gamma Alpha Mu BEST WISHES Compliments of JOE AND GENE 3 Barbers William J. Goff Son Heber W. Goff Heating Contractor Industrial Oil Gas Burners Steam Generators 122 Lincoln Avenue Syracuse 1, New York Phone 75-7092 76-6760 Heber W. Goff i TO THE CLASS OF ) I960 FROM THE LYRE STAFF THE END i i I i i