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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1962 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS , Page ditor's Message 3 Dedication 4 In Appreciation 5 Administration 7 Bus Drivers, Custodians, Cafeteria, Office Staff 10 Faculty 12 Seniors 15 Foreign Students 48 Outstanding Seniors 49 Class Will 50 Senior Profile 52 Underclassmen 55 Sports 67 Cheerleaders 6� ( ' Girls' Sports 70 Boys' Sports 72 Activities g7 Advertising 99 Dear Readers: We, the 1962 Lyre Staff, sincerely hope that this book will be a lasting reminder of our days in Baker High. In the following pages, we attempted to recall some of the activities, both social and academic, of our senior year. To accomplish this, we selected a theme of Hands. For four years, we have been in the hands of our faculty and administration. Now as they place a diploma in our hands, we are ready to undertake the future with the confidence and knowledge they have given us. We have watched the hands of our athletes, as the teams represent our school in interscholastic sports. Here as in all of the school activities and organizations, each member contributes his ability to make the group function better. As editor I would like to thank each member of the Lyre Staff and all those who assisted us for their co-operation in compiling our yearbook. I join all of them in proudly presenting the 1962 Lyre. Sincerely, Edie Hallchurch Editor It is with deep appreciation that we, the class of '62 dedicate our Lyre to a man who has so graciously devoted his time and himself for our school's advancement and achievements in interscholastic athletics. He is a person that we will never forget as a teacher, coach, and friend. Whenever we think of a satisfactory win or a disappointing loss, we will always remember the one who did the most to make that contest possible. We, hereby, dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Sennett. IN APPRECIATION To Miss Winchell, who has given much of her time and effort and has aided us insurmountably in the publication of this yearbook, we, the class of 1962, extend our warmest and heartiest Thank- you! We the class of 1962, would like to express our gratitude to Mr. Keenan, our advisor, who has helped us in overcoming failures, insuring successes, and thus reaching our ultimate goals. 5 : i , ir i r f i j - LYRE STAFF FIRST ROW: Janet Russ, Business Manager; Whit Sprague, Senior Activities Co-Editor; Edie Hallchurch, Editor; Gail Johnson, Senior Activities Co-Editor; John Grant, Activities Editor. SECOND ROW: Rollie Thomas, Underclassmen Editor; Marie Young, Art Co-Editor; Harry Shriver, Boys' Sports Editor; Carol Tucker, Girls' Sports Editor; Tom Perkins, Photography Editor; Mary- Ellen Lanigan, Publicity Co-Editor; Dave Disinger, Art Co-Editor; Roy Barnes, Advertising Co-Editor. ABSENT: Martha Winship, Advertising Co-Editor; Gail Rogers, Publicity Co-Editor. To the Class of Sixty-Two To each of you, as you approach your graduation, best wishes. Twenty-five years ago this June, at the end of my first year of teaching, a man I respected very much gave me a card on which a few lines were printed. I have kept it where I could read it often. The words mean a great deal to me. I give them to you in the hope that you may discover in them, a guide for you in the future. Henry Van Dyke wrote them. Four things a man must learn to do If he would keep his record true; To think without confusion clearly; To love his fellow-men sincerely; To act from honest motives purely. To trust in God and Heaven securely. Donald S. Ray TO the CLASS of 1962 CONGRATULATIONS! In the future as in the past you will be presented and confronted with certain choices and decisions. When the time arrives for you to decide; it is my sincere hope that you will call upon your faculties, convictions, and divine guidance in arriving at a solution. If you do this, then you have arrived and your contribution to society will be great. Donald W. Coates E du colt on BOARD OF EDUCATION Clifford Crego — President Roy Misner William Crego E. Winston Baker Russell Lucy Cecil Reeves Grant Furbush Robert Bitz TO THE CLASS OF 1962, GREETINGS! In this age of automation, of nuclear power, of space travel, one s need to possess academic knowledge is unquestioned. As one examines the simplest modern mechanical device he marvels at its many intricate and interdependent parts which cause it to function properly. However, as one studies the past, examines the present, and contemplates the future he must realize that, regardless of the fan- tastic nature of any of his creations, he has never been able to, nor can he ever plan to, create any device to replace the human mind. It behooves each one of us, then, in his professional, community and family life to train himself to observe clearly, to weigh carefully and to judge accurately the critical issues constantly confronting him. Thus, with guidance from the Great Architect of the universe, man s creations may be directed into paths which lead to betterment of human environment and understanding. Good luck to each of you as you face the challenging future. Theodore Durgee srzsic : suFrxrr. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Trabert, Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. Wormuth, Mrs. Baker, CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. McGuffie, Palmer, Mrs. , Mrs. Ogden, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Klein, Mrs, Sargent, Mrs. Ashbery, head cook; Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Schmarter, Mrs. Radford Mowins. Absent: Mrs. Flavin. Ridall, Mrs. Hart, Mrs, CUSTODIANS FIRST ROW: L. Howard, M. Fouler, V. Davis, B. Brotherton. SECOND ROW: T. F. Doris, B. Merriam, A. Oppleton BUS DRIVERS Urschel, John Bennett, Wm. Klein, Payne Bigelow, James Ashby, Ermine Richards, Lola Daniels, Jos. McCord. ABSENT: A. Alexander, R. Bye, B. Davis, L. Dreher, G. Girard, H. Loveless, A. Morehouse, Edith Moyer, Laura Racha, H. Smith, Wm. Spring, R. Tucci, E. Turner, L. Webster, Wm. Krebs. _ MRS. LENTNER English MISS SCHONEICH English MRS. WEBB History MR. PRYOR English MR. CERIO English MR. COLOPRISCO History MR. HAYES History MR. THEOBOLD History MRS. BARBER Citizenship Education MR. SIRING Citizenship Education 12 MR. MOREHOUSE Citizenship Education MRS. GRISTWOOD Mathematics MR. HAWLEY Mathematics MR. OSWALD Mathematics MR. DORIS Science MISS ROSENBERGBR Science MR. LINDENMAYER Science MISS KANESHIRO Science MISS MASCHIRI Commercial MISS FOSTINI Home Economics MR. VAN VRANKEN Science MRS. GOODFELLOW Language MRS. WIDGER Commercial MR. KRANZ Industrial Arts MR. MAC PHERSON Industrial Arts MR. TUDMAN Mathematics MR. MATTHEWS Science MR. MIGNAULT Science MR. ENDERS Industrial Arts MRS. HAGERTY Language MISS BOSHART Home Economics MRS. PENDER Commercial MRS. KIMBALL Art MR. BRUSSEL Commercial MR. MERCER Mune MRS. MERCER Music MR. BARBOUR Reading MR. FALISE Driver Education MR. WHITMAN Music MR. PULVER Special MR. GETMAN Audio-Visual MR. STEVENS Industrial Cooperative MRS. BUHS Librarian jgsfifgy 4 MRS. CHURCH Librarian MRS. MCCREA Nurse MISS SCANLON Dental Hygiene MR. SEN NETT Physical Education MR. PELCHER Physical Education MR. SOLDWEDEL Physical Education MISS SCHMITT Physical Education 14 MISS GIBBONS Physical Education MR. EVANS Gu donee MRS. SEARS MR. RASH Guido nco Guidance SENIORS Jim Jackson, Treasurer; Karen Wormuth, Secretary; Rollie Thomas, President; Sherry Dence, Vice-President. SOPHOMORE Ken Rauch, President; Roy Barnes, Vice-President; Martha Winship, Secretary; Jim Jackson, Treasurer. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS Ken Rauch, President; Don Doan, Vice-President; Mary Ellen Lanigan, Secretary; Jim Spring, Treasurer. Gail Rogers, President; Jim Jackson, Vice-President; Judy Meyers, Secretary; Ken Rauch, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 16 ELIZABETH ANN ATKINSON Betty I'm sitting on top of the world ' Chorus 2. PRISCILLA BACHMAN Susie I'm always chasing rainbows. Chorus 1; Latin Classical Club 2; Future Nurses 3, President, Secretary-Treasurer; Lyre Staff, Assistant Photography Editor; Dramatics Club 1. PATRICIA BEARD Unforgettable, that's what you are DENNIS FREDERICK BECKLEY Denny Ain't misbehavin' CHARLES ROBERT BAKER Chuck Time waits for no one, it passes you by. Latin Classical Club 2; Student Council 2; Varsity e Football 1; J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Lacrosse 1; Varsity Soccer 1. ROY BARNES Roy Please don't talk about me when I'm gone. Chorus 3, All County 4, Top Twenty 4; Latin Classi- cal Club 3; Math Club 1; Junior Honor Society 2; ii Senior Honor Society 2; Lyre Staff, Advertising Editor; Junior Class Vice-President. CLARENCE BORT ‘ 7 f' You've got to have heart, All you really need if heart. JAMES RICHARD BRINK 'Don't worry 'bout me. J. V. Wrestling 2. THOMAS JAMES BEMIS Tommy Wishing will make it so. Just keep on wishing and cares will go. Math Club 1. RICHARD CRAIG BLISS Dick I'll he seeing you in everything that's light and gay. Latin Classical Club 2; Key Club 2; Varsity Lacrosse 4; Varsity Swimming 3; Frosh. Cross Country 1; Varsity Cross Country 2; Varsity Soccer 1. RUTH ANN BELCHER I've found the end of the rainbow. Latin Classical Club 2. JOHN MOORE BELL o|ng In my solitude you haunt me, with worries of doys gone by. Chef Club 2; Key Club 1; J. V. Lacrosse 1; Varsity Lacrosse 2; J. V. Soccer 3. LYNDA MARIE BROWN Lyn You make me feel so grand. PATRICIA ANN BROWN Brownie Did you ever ride on a Rainbow? Chorus 1; Lotin Classical Club 2; Red Cross 1; Future Nurses 1; Girls' Sports 4; Dolphinetts 1. THOMAS BURR Tom What a glorious feeling, I'm happy again. DIANE CALKINS With my eyes wide open I'm dreaming.“ RONALD FRANK BROWN Brownie There's a for land I'm told. Where I'll find a field of gold. CAROL BUBB Carol Fairy tales can come true. If you're young at heart. CHARLES FREDERICK CARTNER Rick But I'm bidin' my time cause that's the kind of guy I'm. MARY FRANCES CARTY Come tiptoe through the tulips with Girls' Sports 2. Mary CATHERINE MARIE CASTLEMAN Cathy You're ns sweet ns the red rose in June. Latin Classical Club 2; Senior Honor Society 2, Future Teachers 1. ALLEN CELLANA Fordman Put on that grin and start right in to whistle while you work. ANTHONY J. CHRISTOPHER Tony A do is dream of you the whole day through. Varsity Swimming 4. PATRICIA ANNE COLEMAN Pot Life is just a bowl of cherries. Band 2; Latin Classical Club 2. ROGER D. CHARLES Rog Since we first met you. We con'f forget you. Student Council 1; Dramatics Club 1; Key Club 1; A.F.S. 1; Varsity Soccer 1. ROBERT CHADWICK Chad The party's over. It's time to coll it a day. Latin Classical Club 1, Vice-President; Future Chefs 1, Vice-President. BRADLEY CLARK Brad Easy Street, I'd love to live on Easy Street. Latin Classical Club 2. SHARON RUTH CLARK Sherry Some day I'll wish upon a star and wake up where the clouds are far behind me. Latin Classical Club 2; Future Nurses 2; Future Homemakers 1. JULIA COLLETT Beautiful dreamer, wake unto me. Judy STEPHEN JAMES CONNOR Steve The stars shine above you. Yet linger awhile Orchestra 4; Chorus 1; Latin Classical Club 1; Dramatics Club 1; Wrestling 2; Gymnastics 1; Representative to Senior Class. LINDA JANE COON Lin 'There's something about a soldier. Chorus 1; Future Homemakers 1; Dramatics Club 1; Girls' Sports 1. RHETA LOIS CRANDON Rheta I would live life through with a song in my heart. Orchestra 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Girls' Chorus 2; Top Twenty 4; Latin Classical Club 2, Vice-President; Senior Honor Society 2. MAUREEN YVONNE COOPER Beautiful, beautiful blue eyes. Chorus 2; Junior Honor Society 1. Marty JERRY CREGO Every morning, every evening. Ain't we got fun’ Track 1; J. V. Wrestling 2. SHERRY ELAINE DENCE Sherry I'll be looking at the moon but I'll be seeing you. Latin Classical Club 2; Student Council 3,Secretary and Treasurer; Vice-President of Senior Class. JOHN LEE DENNY Turtle So many memories. So many thoughts of you. Student Council 1; Key Club 1; Track 3; Swimming 3; Cross Country 3. RUSSELL CURTIS Russ The moon belongs to everyone. The best things in life are free. J. V. Football 1; Varsity Track 1; Varsity Wrestling 1. NANCY DAILY Nancy I will gather stars out of the blue for you. LOUISE CREGO Louie I'm a dreamer. Aren't we all. Chorus V2, Latin Classical Club 2; Red Cross 1; Future Homemakers 1; Dramatics Club 4. JOHN BURTON CREGO J I'm just going along as I please, Broezin' along with the breeze. Latin Classical Club 2; Projectionist Club 1; Dra- matics Club 1; J. V. Wrestling 1; J. V. Swimming 1. DAVID WARD DISINGER Dice The old master painter from far away hills, Painted the violets and the daffodils. Band 4; Future Artists 2; Lyre Staff 1; Dramatics Club 2; J. V. Cross Country 1; Varsity Cross Country 1; Bowling 1; J. V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 1. DONALD E. DOAN Don I believe for every drop of rain that falls a flower grows. Student Council 3; Junior Honor Society 1; Varsity Wrestling 3; Sophomore Class Vice-President. PAULINE RUTH DONAHUE Paula Dream when you're feelin' blue. Chorus 1; Red Cross 3; Future Homemakers !• VERNE E. DONNELLY Bean Isn't she cute, isn't she sweet. Varsity Cheerleading 1; Girls' Sports 2. PATRICIA DWYER Pat '7 love those dear hearts and gentle people Latin Classical Club 2; Dramatics Club 4. SHERRY ELLIS Did you ever see a dream walking. Sherry PHOW MOT AI AllABU RITA FRANCES DRAPIKOWSKI Ree It must have been moonglow. That led mo straight to you ' German Club 2; Red Cross 1, President; Future Homemakers 2. JEAN CAROL DUFFY Jeannie Mister Sandman, bring me a dream. Latin Classical Club 2; French Club 2; Senior Honor Society 2; Future Teachers 4, Vice-President; Dra- matics Club 3; Girls' Sports 2. JOHN DUNHAM '7 wonder why you keep me waiting. MURIEL DUNHAM Time waits for no one. John Mert . ____•• - : : - -v- ELIZABETH ANN ERHARD Betty Smile right back at the sunshine and you'll have a wonderful day. Girls' Bowling 1. TERRANCE JAMES ERMIGER It must be fun to be with you.' WILLIAM JAMES EVERITT Jamie Gee it's all line and dandy, sugar candy. When I'm with you. Latin Classical Club 3. MAURICE J. FERGUSON Binks I can be happy or sod, I can be good or I can be bad SALVATORE FILICIA Sal The birds arc humming so go feather your nest. Wrestling 1. PAUL JAMES FOSTER Ace Maybe I'm right and maybe I'm wrong. Orchestra 2; Band 5; Latin Classical Club 2; Junior Honor Society 1; Senior Honor Society 2, Vice- President; Red Cross 1; A.F.S. 1; J. V. Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Track 1; Varsity Cross Country 1. BONNIE MAE GOLDSWORTHY Bonnie Just direct your feet to the sunny side of the street. Girls' Chorus 1, Top Twenty 2; Latin Classical Club 2; German Club 2, Vice-President, Secretary; Senior Honor Society 2; Red Cross 1, Treasurer; Future Teachers 3, President. PAUL GOULET don't want to set the world on fire.” J. V. Swimming 1; Varsity Swimming 1. Paul k LOUIS GRIESMYER Louis I know that I'm contented with yesterday's memories. Lacrosse 1; J. V. Track 1; Cross Country 1; J. V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 1. FLORA GREEN Flora You'd be easy to find. j LARRY GILLESPIE Glaze For he's a jolly good fellow which no one can deny. J. V. Wrestling 2; Varsity Wrestling 2. JOHN HENRY GRANT III Big Jay I'd climb the highest mountain for you. Band 1; Latin Classical Club 2, President; German Club 2, President; Junior Honor Society 2; Red Cross 1; Lyre Staff; Dramatics Club 2; J. V. Foot- ball 1; Varsity Football 2; Varsity Lacrosse 3; Varsity Swimming 3. EDITH LORRAINE HALLCHURCH Edie Blue skies smilin' at me, Nothin; but blue skies do I see. Latin Classical Club 2, Secretary; Junior Honor Society IVi; Senior Honor Society Vi; Lyre Staff, Editor; Freshman Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheer- leading 1. DORIS FAY HAMM Dodie How deep is the ocean, How high is the sky. Red Cross 1; Frosh Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheer- leading 1; Swimming 1. HARRY JAMES GROVER, JR. Happy Harry What a difference a day makes. J. V. Wrestling 1; Gymnastics Club 1. MARY GUANCIALE Mary Sugar and spice and everything nice. F.H.A. 2. DAVID HANEY Enjoy yourself. It's later than you think. J. V. Wrestling 2; J. V. Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis 2. Hane ARLYNN SUE HATCH Sue Ain't she sweet, see her cornin' down the street. Student Council 1; Senior High Honor Society 2, Secretary-Treasurer; Dramatics Club 2; F.T.A. 1. LE ROY HERR Le Roy All through the day, I dream about the night. PENNY LOU HOTALING Pen Every time it rains, It rains pennies from heaven m JUDITH ANN HERRALD Judy Heaven on earth along with an angel is what you are. Latin Classical Club 2; Senior Honor Society 2; Future Teachers 3, Historian; Dramatics Club 2. LYNNE ANN HOBBS Lynne Keep your sunny side up. Hide the side that gets blue. DEBORAH JEANNE HOLMES Debbie You do something to me, something that simply mystifies me. Latin Classical Club 2; French Club 3; Red Cross 1; Future Teachers 1; Dramatics Club 1. CAROL ANN HENNIGAN Hennigan Let's go where you'll keep on wearing those rings and things and buttons and bows. Girls7 Chorus and Mixed Chorus 1; Student Council 1; Future Artists 1; Girls' Sports 1. DONALD ARTHUR HORTON Bert If I om fancy free and love to wander It's just the gypsy in my soul. Soccer 2. LINDA SUE HUGHES Remember me. Chorus 1; Red Cross 1; Bowling 1. Linda ADELMA LOUISE HUNTINGTON Adelma Ange child, I'm just wild about you. Chorus 2; Future Homemakers 1. STEWART EARL HUNT Hunko Gee, but you're swell. Dance Band 1; Band 3!4; Varsity Football 1. JAMES GARRETT JACKSON J� nsmy Because of you there's a song in my heart. German Club 1 II, 2; Student Council 2, Vice- President; Junior Honor Society 1; Chef Club; Key Club 2, Secretary; J. V. Baseball; Freshman Class Vice-President; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Treasurer. JANET JEFFCOCK Jeff Stay as sweet as you are. Don't let a thing ever change you. Orchestra 5; French Club 1; Future Teachers 2; Dramatics Club 2; Varsity Cheerleading 1. JAMES EDWARD KELLY Shylock I'm in heaven when I see you smile. Varsity Football 4; Varsity Track 4; Wrestling. VIVIAN EDNA KENT Five foot two, eyes of blue. Chorus 2; French Club 1; Red Cross 1. ROBERT KICK Bob Fools rush in where wise men fear to go. J. V. Football 1. ROBERT HERDER KIMBER Cn Some folks like to scold, some folks are so but that's not you. French Club 2; Chef Club. GAIL JOHNSON cJai1 It's a big wide wonderful world we live in. Chorus 4; Latin Classical Club 2; French Club 2, President; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 2; Lyre Staff, Senior Activities Co-editor; Dramatics Club 1; A.F.S. finalist; Girls' Sports 4; Aquatics Club 2; All-County Chorus 1; Top Twenty 4. HALDON LEWIS JOHNSTON Hal Forget your troubles and just get happy. French Club 2; Future Artists 2. SHARON KATHLEEN LA GROW Frenchie STE' “So many memories, so many thoughts of you ' Ge Chorus 1. Dan MARY-ELLEN LANIGAN Mary-Ellen Do I worry? Latin Classical Club 2, Secretary; Junior Honor ADI Society 2; Senior Honor Society 2; Red Cross 3, A Secretary; Future Teachers 1; Future Nurses 2, Che Historian and President; Lyre Staff 1; Dramatics Club 4; Girls' Sports 1; Sophomore Class Secretary. 3P 5 MARY ANNE KORCZAKOWSKI u • manio Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile. Chorus 1; Future Homemakers 2. MARY ELAINE KULBA Evening's shadows make me blue. Future Homemakers 1; Swimming 2. Mamie DONNA LEE LA PORTE Did you ever ride on Girls' Chorus 1; Latin Teachers 1. Donna a rainbow? Classical Club 2; Future Russ Club 2. RUSSELL FRANCIS LETSON It was fascination I know and it might have ended right then at the start. Latin Classical Club 2; French Club 1; Dramatics SHARON ANN LEWIS Sher Oh sweet and lovely lady, be good Future Artists 2; Dramatics Club 2; Girls' Sports 1 Dolphinettes 1. EDWARD LISTER I'm so tired of dreaming daydreams, PATRICIA JEANE LITTAU Here I go just dreamin' away. Chorus 1; Senior Honor Society lVi. JAMES RICHARD LOVELESS Big Jim My heart loves to wander through fields of clover, hates to have to think things over. Chorus 1; Red Cross 1; Frosh Football 1; Varsity Football 3; Frosh Basketball 1; J. V. Wrestling 1; Bowling 2; Varsity Baseball 4; Gymnastics 1. PAUL LOVELESS Limp fife is funny or it's sad or it's quiet or it's mad Band 2; Latin Classical Club 2; J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 1; J. V. Basketball 1; Wrestling 3, J- V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 2. CARL RONALD LOWERY Girls, Girls, Girls! Chef Club; J. V. Football C W S M5SSSB JAMES LUCE Don't let the stars get in your eyes. i Jimmy JEAN E. MAC LEOD JeQn You're a blue bird of happiness. Chorus 4; Latin Classical Club 2, Secretary; French Club 1, Vice-President; Junior Honor Society 2, Secretary; Senior Honor Society 2; Future Teachers 2; Dramatics Club 2; Girls' Sports 1; Top Twenty 4. ; LOIS RUTH MAGEN Lois Smile, darn ya, smile and right away watch lady luck pay you a call. Red Cross 1. KATHLEEN ANN MARKS Kath Everywhere you go, sunshine follows you. Chorus 1; Latin Classical Club 1; French Club 1; Future Teachers 1; Dramatics Club 2; Varsity Cheer- leading 2; Girls' Sports 1. available LINDA LUE MARLOWE Lin Pretend you're happy when you're blue. Red Cross 1, Secretary; Future Artists 1; Girls Sports 4. REGINALD CHARLES MATTHEWS I should c are I should go without sleeping? SHEILA ANN MC CARTHY Irish Stars in my eyes fell how I feel. Chorus 1; Red Cross 1; Girls' Sports 2; Girls' Bowling Team 1; Journalism 1, Humor Editor. HARRY MCVICKER WA2EYK I'd rather he a dreamer with a penny than a rich man with a worried mind. TERRY MILLER Duce Where has the time all gone to. Haven't done half the things I want to. Band 4; Latin Classical Club 3, Vice-President 2; Senior Honor Society 2; Red Cross 1; Frosh Basketball 1; J. V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 1; J. V. Baseball 2; Varsity Track 2; J. V. Soccer 1. RICHARD MELOLING Liddle Dick Somewhere there's music. It's where you are. Frosh Basketball 1; Varsity Track 2. CLYDE MERCER Butch We meet and the angels sing. J. V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2; Varsity Swim- ming 4. JUDITH MEYER Judy I will gather stars out of the blue for you. Chorus 1; Latin Classical Club 2; Junior Honor Society 1%; Senior Honor Society 1%; Girls' Sports 1; Secretary Freshman Class. ROBERT EDWIN MOSS Let's get away from it all. Latin Classical Club 2; Projectionist Club 1; Dramatic Club 1. i FRANKLIN REED MT. PLEASANT Frank I love to go a wandering along the mountain track.11 French Club 2; Swimming 2. CAROL ANNE MUNSON Munsie When sunny gets blue. Her eyes get gray and cloudy. Chorus; Latin Classical Club; Future Nurses; Dramatics Club; Girls' Sports. JOHN JOSEPH O'MARA Joe Give me five mimufes more, only five minutes more. Chorus 1; Latin Classical Club 3; J. V. Football 1; Varsity Cross Country 1. EDWARD ORLICK Bi9 It's much better by far to be young at heart. Chorus 4; Future Artists 2; Dramatics Club A. SHARON MARY ANNE PALKOWSKI Faraway places I've been dreaming are calling me. Chorus 1; Red Cross 1. Junior about that JOHN PALMER I'm koepln' out of mischief now. GLENN PELKEY Smile right back. John Glenn THOMAS EDWIN PERKINS Perk Look of me, I'm as helpless as a kitten up a tree. Lyre Staff, Photography Editor; Key Club 1; J. V. Football 1; Future Chefs' Club, President. DARLENE HELEN PERRY Dee Each day is like Valentine's Day to me. Chorus 3, Red Cross 1; Latin Classical Club 1; Future Teachers 2; Dramatics Club 4; Girls' Sports 1. 1 ELSIE ANNA PETERSON Elsie I've got the world on n string siftin' on a rainbow. Orchestra 6; Latin Classical Club 3, President; Senior Honor Society 2; Future Teachers 3; Girls' Sports 2. ROBERT JAMES PETERS Bob Lazy, how I long to be lazy. J. V. Football 1; Varsity Football 1; Varsity Lacrosse 2; J. V. Wrestling 1; Varsity Wrestling 1. MARIE ELAINE POWERS My heart has a mind of its own. Chorus 1; Girls' Sports 1. EVELYN RUTH POPE Where'd you get those eyes: PATRICIA MARIE PFOHL Little foolish things remind me of you. Chorus 1; Red Cross 1; Girls' Sports 1. DIANE MARY POLAK Smile the while. Latin Classical Club 2; Future Homemakers 1. Diane Barb BARBARA REINHARDT Dar” Youre like that lovely flower so sweet and heavenly. KENNETH NORBERT RAUCH He was high and mighty Orchestra 5; Chorus 3; Latin Classical Club 2; President Student Council 3; Junior Honor Society 1; Projectionist Club 5; Dramatics Club 3; Key Club 3, Secretary 1, President 1; J. V. Soccer 1; Treasurer of Freshman Class 1962; President of Sophomore and Junior Class 1962. EDWARD C. RICE Edwarno I'm just a wayfaring stranger. German Club 1. MARGARET MARY RICE Peggy Beyond the blue horizon waits a beautiful day. Latin Classical Club 2; Future Teachers 1; Future Homemakers 3, Treasurer 1, Historian 1. Photo not AVAILABLE AVAILABLE KATHLEEN RICHARDES Tina You're cherry pink and apple blossom white. French Club 1; Red Cross 3; Future Artists 1, Vice- President. JOHN RICHMOND John What a difference a day makes. GAIL MARGARET ROGERS Gail Only you could make the world seem bright. French Club 2, President 1; Junior Honor Society 2, Vice-President 1; Senior Honor Society 1 Vi; A.F.S. to Germany; President of Freshman Class. LOUIS RAYMOND ROSE Lou He's a devil in his own hometown. JANET MARYANNE RUSS Joy don't know why, I just do. Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 2; Lyre Stoff, Business Manager; Journalism 2; Girls' Sports 3. o rnO£ PAUL BONAVENTURE ROSE Rosie I'll see you in my dreams. Latin Classical Club 2; Varsity Lacrosse 3; Varsity Wrestling 3; Varsity Cross Country 1; Varsity Soccer 4. JOHN ROSSITER j0f,n The whole world is singing my song. Band 1; French Club 1; Future Teachers 1; Pro- jectionist Club 1; Track 1; Cross Country 2; J. V. Golf 1. DARLENE JAYNE SEARS Hal I could hove danced all night. Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 1; Girls' Bowling!. MICHAEL SCHREMPT Mike About face if a frown is showin', about face to the side that's glowin'. Half-Pint ipiipiipir LEO SANDERSON Leo So many memories, so many thoughts of you. LUC ILE MARY SEIFERT Lucifer Powder your face with sunshine. Put on a great big smile. Band 5; Chorus 1; Latin Classical Club 1; Student Council 1; Senior Honor Society 2; Dramatics Club 2. KATHERINE ELIZABETH SIMMONS Kitty Pack up all my cares and woe. Here I go wingin' low. Band 3; Future Artists 2, Treasurer and President- Dramatics Club 1; Journalism 1; Girls' Bowling 1. . ELLEN SHEETS Ellen How sweet you are. . ESTHER JEAN SHEETS Essie Bye, bye Blues; Don't cry blues. Red Cross 1; Future Homemakers 2, Secretary; Future Artists 2, Secretary; Dramatics Club 3; Journalism 1; Girls' Sports 2; Girls' Bowling 1. PAUL LAWREANCE SHEETS Paul remember you. You're the one who made my dreams come true. Future Farmers 3. HARRY JAMES SHRIVER Tippy I'm hopin' and dreamin' of all nice things. Latin Classical Club; Student Council 4; Lyre Staff; Key Club 2; J. V. Basketball 1; Varsity Track 4; Varsity Cross Country 3; Varsity Soccer 1. ----------------------------' ’■3 WILLIAM JOHN SLACK III Bin You're undecided now so what are you going to do? Orchestra 1; Chorus 4; All-County Chorus 5; Top Twenty 4; Latin Classical Club 2, Treasurer; French Club 1; Dramatics Club 5, President, Vice-President, Student Director; Varsity Swimming. EDWIN GERARD SMITH Smitty Ain't misbehavin. Future Farmers 2; Frosh Football 1; J. V. Football 2; Varsity Football 1; Varsity Lacrosse 2. KARREN MARY SMITH Karren I'll be seeing you in all the old familiar places. Girls' Sports 1. JAMES CHARLES SNOW jjm They call mo a dreamer, well maybe I am. Future Artists 2; Photography Club 1, Vice-President; Projectionist Club 3; Dramatics Club 1. HOWARD WHITMAN SPRAGUE whit tTature patterned you and when she was done, you were all the nice things rolled up in one. Latin Classical Club 2; Student Council 1; Lyre Staff; Varsity Football 2; Varsity Track 2; Swimming 4; J. V. Cross Country; Varsity Golf; J. V. Baseball. JAMES WALTER SPRING Jim Go a date with an angel. Latin Classical Club 2, President; German Club 1 Treasurer; Student Council 3; Junior Honor Society 1; Wrestling 1; Treasurer of Sophomore Class. D. ALLEN STARLING Al You couldn't be cuter. Frosh Football 2, Varsity 3; Frosh Basketball 1; J. V. 1; Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Lacrosse 3; J. V. Baseball 1. LESLIE F. STEBBINS Les That old black magic has me in its spell MARY PATRICIA STEIER Pat You go to my head and you linger like a haunting refrain. Latin Classical Club 1. GERALD STEPIEN Jer A dream will always be the only thing that's free for you. Orchestra 1; Band 4; Chef Club 2; Varsity Golf 3; Varsity Bowling 2. JUDITH ANN STEVES Judy Everything happens to me. Student Council 1; Chorus 1. JUDITH ANNE STORR Judi “ you're adorable. Band 2; Chorus 3; German Club; French Club 2; Student Council; Junior Honor Society; Senior Honor Society. PAMELA KAY TAYLOR Pam Moonlight becomes you. If goes where you ore. Future Homemakers 3, Secretary; Dramatics Club 1. ROLAND LLOYD THOMAS Rol There's nothing in this world I wouldn't do for you. Chorus 4; Top Twenty 4; Student Council 2; Latin Classical Club 2; Lyre Staff; Key Club 2, Vice-Presi- dent; All-County Chorus 3; Frosh Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Lacrosse 2; Senior Class President. ' 0 WILLIAM STRATTON D.M J Bill You aro my lucky star. ALAN BRUCE TAYLOR Rusty I'll travel along, singing a vagabond song. German Club 2; Math Club 2, President; Dramatics Club 2; J. V. Soccer 1. ANGELA LOUISE TRABERT Angie Ah, sweet mystery of life. Orchestra 3; Latin Classical Club 2, Vice-President; Student Council 1; Junior Honor Society 2, Presi- dent; Senior Honor Society 2; Dramatics Club 2, President; All-County Orchestra 1. CAROL ELIZABETH TUCKER Tuck Hair of gold, eyes of blue, Prettiest girl I over knew. Chorus 2; French Club 2; Student Council 4; Lyre Staff; Cheerleading 2; Girls' Sports 2. KAY VAN BUSKIRK Van you ever been lonely. Have you ever been 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Girls' Sports 1. RICHARD ALLEN WALSH Dick Be like I, hold your head up high. Chorus 3; French Club 1; Future Artists 1. HELEN Have blue. Chorus THOMAS TAYLOR WARNER Tom There's a lull in my life. It's just a void and empty place. Latin Classical Club 2, Treasurer; Student Council 2; Senior Honor Society 1, President; J. V. Lacrosse 1; Track 2; Swimming 4; Cross Country 4. MICHAEL WHITE Mike All that I've got is a worried mind. JAMES RONALD WALTERS Jim It was just one of those things. Key Club 2; J. V. Football 3; Varsity Football 1; Lacrosse 2; Track 2; Wrestling 1. TERRY R. WARNER Big T I'm just breezin' along with the breeze. Latin Classical Club 2; Varsity Track 2; Varsity Cross Country 1. JOYCE FAY WILLIAMS Joyce When you're smiling the whole world smiles with you. Senior Honor Society. MARTHA LEE WINSHIP Mar So rare you're like a fragrance of blossoms fair. Latin Classical Club 2, President; Student Council 3, Secretary; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 2; Lyre Staff, Advertising Editor; Freshman Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 1; Secretary, Junior Class. Johnathin KAREN W. WORMUTH Karen Wrap up your troubles in dreams and dream your troubles away. Chorus 2; Student Council 1, Secretary; Junior Honor Society 2; Senior Honor Society 2; Freshman Cheer- leading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2; Secretary, Senior Class. MARIE E. YOUNG R,e You're painting the clouds with sunshine. French Club; Lyre Staff. DIANE MARIEA ZAHN My silent mood comes to me when shadows fall. Future Homemakers 2. JOHN WINTER Vm beginning to see the light. Projectionist Club, President. ■ . 1 RONALD A. ZALE Ron Somewhere over the rainbow, skies. are blue. Projectionist Club 1; Varsity Football 1. RONNY LEE PALMER Ron I get a kick out of you. Soccer 4 yrs. JOHN DONNELLY CANINO John Keep your sunny side up, up. Don't let the stormy clouds through. J. V. Baseball 2 yrs.; Varsity Baseball 1 yr.; Wres- tling 1 yr. FREDERICK WILLIAM HALL Frontic Freddy My time is your time. Projectionist Club 3 yrs. 47 As the sun slowly disappeared over the mountain across the fiord, the lyngstod family sat down to their evening meal. It was eleven o'clock, and in the little Norwegian town of Kjerknesvagen others were also having a bite to eat before retiring on this cool evening in late June. The meal consisted chiefly of open-faced sandwiches. On top of each slice of hard bread we spreod a thin layer of butter and then either honey, gooseberry jam, or any of a number of cheeses, including Norway's own delicious gjetost (goat cheese). As we munched on the sandwiches, the conversation shifted to politics, for father was running for the Storting (Nor- wegian parliament) in the fall. On other nights such as this the topic varied from the upcoming wedding of brother Edw to the stand Norway should take if Great Britain and Denmark were to enter the European Common Market. But we could not talk all night; there was work to be done in the morning. We must finish hoeing the twen- ty acres of potatoes and delivering six-week old chickens if we wanted to attend the exposition at Namsos the following day. The other farmers around had hay to rake, while most of the townspeople worked at the lumber mill, Kjerknesvagen's only major business. As I thought back on the days' adventures, I remembered most my first solo trip into town to get the mail and stop at the general store for a couple of items. Without my brother Vermund (17) along, I was forced to converse entirely in Norwegian. The wonderful friendliness with which I was helped to do my errands was enough to instill in me a never ending love of the Norwegian people. Before going to sleep that night, Vermund came into my room and turned in Radio Luxembourg, the favorite radio station of the Norwegian teenagers. As the latest American Hit came over the air, Vermund expressed a desire to come to America some day. I was hardly joking when I offered him my passage back from Norway. During my visit to Germany, I was extremely impressed with the close family ties that exist there. The German family is a closely knit unit which remains so until the children are well into their twenties. The chil- dren do not have as much independence as American children, nor do they participate in as many activities as we. Instead of meeting friends in the afternoon or going to the movies with them on Friday or Saturday evenings, the German teen-agers remain at home with their families during which time they usually discuss schoolwork, do housework, help with the household chores, play cards, listen to the radio, take walks, or participate in some other activity that would bring the family closer together. In addition to family customs, the German school system also differs considerably from our school system. I found that under their system, the German students study a wider variety of subjects than the American students. If a German student who has finished his thirteen years of schooling were compared to a graduated American student, one would notice that the German student is more versed in foreign languages and sciences. His knowledge of other subjects, however, would appear to be more comparable to that of the American student. All German students are compelled to study from twelve to fourteen subjects a year, and must pass every- one of them before he is permitted to enter the next grade. Striving to pass all these subjects, the German students must do a great deal of studying and hard work. They have little time for extra curricular activities which are so important in America. The German students take their education more seriously, because they real- ize the value of it and know that it can not be attained easily. We in New Zealand pride ourselves with a high standard of living; consequently our home life, amenities and activities are similar to those of Americans. However, there are differences, which vary from the age one is allowed to drive a car, to the price of milk shakes. The family life is similar. The whole group goes on vacation, and occasionally goes to a movie or theatre together. During school all the children have their chores to do, washing dishes or cleaning the car, and for these duties we get paid our allowance which is about 50 cents a week. On Friday or Saturday evenings we go out on dates or with friends to dances, parties, or to the movies. A type of activity that is becoming extremely popular in New Zealand is the Youth Club, where all teenagers can get together to play indoor games, dance, or just talk over a soft drink. Little things do vary though. New Zealanders can drive a car at the age of fifteen, but usually there is only one car to a family. Television is new to New Zealand and is looked upon as a novelty. The prices of articles are different. Milkshakes are only 12 to 15 cents, while a second-hand car in New Zealand costs more than a brand new one here. But whatever the differences I mention they are only superficial. The high school pupils of both countries like the so-called modern music; they both dance the twist ; and they don't like being called irresponsible by the grownups , who were told the same things when they were young. On the whole, the New Zealand student, if not the same, is similar to his American counterpart in most ways. OUTSTANDING SENIORS SENIOR HONOR GROUP FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tom Warner, Edie Hallchurch, Elsie SECOND ROW: Martha Winship, Judy Meyer, Cathy Castleman, Peterson, Judy Herrald, Judi Storr, Janet Russ, and Angie Trabert. Jean MacLeod, Sue Hatch, Jean Duffy, and Terry Miller. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Regents Scholarship Winners are: First Row: Debbie Holmes, Edie Hallchurch, Mory-Ellen Lanigan, Judi Storr, Rollie Thomas, Russ Letson, Don Doan, Bob Moss, Jean Duffy, a national merit scholarship finalist, Angie Trabert, and Rheta Crandon. Second Row: Tom Warner, Pat Coleman, Martha Winship, Chuck Baker, Ken Rauch, Roy Barnes, Alan Taylor, Bill Scott, and Paul Foster. Chuck and Pat are veteran scholarship winners. 49 SENIOR WILL Being of mind-both capable and sound — 1962 Seniors — gather 'round!!! Listen all and lend an ear. To the most willing testament of the year. Betty Atkinson wills her seat in office practice to anyone who wants it. Priscilla Bachman leaves still wondering if Key Club really makes keys. Chuck Baker leaves his basketball playing ability to Martha Gaudern. Roy Barnes leaves his bicycle license to some other suffering individual. Pat Beard leaves to find a new life. Dennis Beckley leaves his quietness to the loud mouths. Ruth Belcher leaves to go get Norm. John Bell leaves with Ron de Ryk for another party. Tommy Bemis leaves his athletic talent to Mr. Pelcher. Dick Bliss leaves his swimming ability to Tom Goodwin, who can't swim either. Clarence Bort leaves his height to anyone who wants it. Jim Brink leaves his alertness in history to anyone who can sleep with one eye open. Lynda Brown leaves her car keys to Debbie Lowery since she thinks she can drive better than I. Pat Brown leaves her basketball to Bud Vredenberg. Ron Brown wishes to bequeath his old Chevy to the driver ed class. Carol Bubb leaves her quietness to any person wanting it. Tom Burr leaves his '53 Stude to his brother for the body shop. Diane Calkins leaves her shot gun to Al. Donna Calkins leaves her business courses to a junior business student. Penny Hamm. Jarry Calkins leaves smoking in the basement to anyone who wants it. John Canino leaves his car for a bigger and faster one. Charles Cartner leaves his quietness to any junior boy. Mary Carty leaves her basketball playing to any junior basketball player. Cathy Castleman leaves her ability to do Latin to any up-coming Latin student. Allen Cellano leaves his cigarettes to Mr. Grant, so he can choke on them. Brad Clark leaves the school quietly. Sharon Clark bequeathes her driving ability to Mr. Falise. Roger Charles wills as good a time to all prospective colleagues as he had in his Senior year. Bob Chadwick leaves his car-pushing crew to Chuck Dann and Steve Jacoby to fight over. Tony Christopher leaves his flask to any up and coming Junior. Pat Coleman leaves her dry sen$e of humor to Ellen Wilkinson. Judy Collett leaves the school with Sharon. Steve Connor leaves his string bass to a badly needed bass player. Linda Coon leaves her kneesocks to Penny Hamm so she won't have to shave her legs. Marty Cooper leaves her position in the class profile to any up-and-coming flirt. Rheta Crandon bequeathes her place on the chorus risers to Beth Abbott. Jerry Crego wills his doodle-bug to Dave Matthews. John Crego wills his love for school to any sucker who wants it. Louise Crego leaves her hair to Mr. Theobold. Russ Curtis wills Lysander to anyone who wants the place. Nancy Daily leaves her quietness to Nancy Finch. 50 Sherry Dence leaves and takes Pete with her. John Denny gives Dick Kelly a quarter mile of cinders. Well, enough of this chatter-------- On to the will------- We hope you Seniors can Stand this pill!! Ron de Ryk leaves for another party with John. Bob Devine leaves his sense of humor to anyone who wants it. Dave Disinger leaves his drums, art equipment, and stage make-up to anyone who has nothing to do in their spare time. Don Doan leaves his non-conforming ways to Gary Hubbard, an up and coming non-conformist. Pauline Donahue leaves her typing ability to Alice Judd. Verne Donnelly leaves her class title to Martha Felix. Rita Drapikowski leaves all future editions of Seventeen to Nancy Brown. Jean Duffy leaves the school lunch line in the capable hands of Mr. Grant. John Dunham leaves. Muriel Dunham leaves Bus 52 to any up and coming pitcher. Pat Dwyer leaves her quietness to Jean Piquet. Sherry Ellis leaves her baton twirling and dancing abilities to Jeanne Sand. Betty Erhard leaves her problem of math to all deserving Freshmen. Terry Ermigcr leaves Ote Sennett a quiet class. Jamie Everitt leaves his Latin III book to whoever will take it. Binks Ferguson leaves his Gam pin to any girl who wants it. Sal Filicia leaves his Explorer whistle to Mr. Sennett. Paul Foster leaves hoping that it might be said that he left F. D. R. spinning in his grave. Larry Gillespie leaves his little blue truck to science. Bonnie Goldsworthy wills all program planning for F. T. A. to Worth Douglas. Paul Goulet leaves his used flashlight and batteries to Rick Hughes. John Grant leaves his Lacrosse stick, Lullubelle III, to Mr. Grant for use against the Freshman Class. Louis Griesmyer leaves the soccer team to Dave Lavallee. Harry Grover bequeathes to Mr. Grant peace of mind after he is gone. Mary Guanciale leaves all of her school books to Joan Young. Fred Hall bequeathes his ability to bug Mr. Doris and crack jokes in his class to any future physics clown. Edie Hallchurch leaves the Lyre to anyone who will take it. Doris Hamm leaves pledging to Ellen Wilkinson, Jr. David Haney leaves his knowledge of motors to Mr. Cooke. Sue Hatch leaves Bob Wysocki a shirt that will stay tucked in. Carol Hennigan leaves to return next year — LeRoy Herr leaves the school in a cloud of dust. Judy Herrald leaves her history reports to any desperate student in Mr. Keenan's classes. Lynn Hobbs leaves her ability to get in trouble for talking to Marsha Rogers. Debbie Holmes leaves to go to college anywhere near Hiram. Penny Hotaling leaves her secretarial skill and diligence to her sister Cindy, who will need it. Don Horton leaves his spirit to Shop III. Linda Hughes leaves Miss Maschiri to anyone who thinks they can handle her. Stewart Hunt leaves his musical ability to John Failoni. Adelma Huntington leaves her funny jokes to anyone who wants them. Jim Jackson wills all his library books to his English teachers in hope that they will get more use out of them than he did. Janet Jeffcock wills her jingles to Mr. Keenan. Gail Johnson leaves her freckles to anyone who desires them. Hal Johnston leaves his fluent French to any French student worse than he. But first----lest we forget. Our thanks to Miss Winchell, the students' pet. A more faithful advisor there never was. We wish her good luck in whatever she does. I . t i Jim Kelly leaves the track team to Dick Kelly, the next in a famous family. Vivian Kent leaves Sandra Lyon and Judy Watkins for Mr. Brussels to figure out. Bob Kick wishes to leave his seat in Mr. Keenan's seventh period history class to anyone brave enough to take it. Bob Kimber leaves his demolished '31 Chevy to some up- and-coming maniac. Mary Korczakowski leaves the school peace and quiet. Mary Kulba wills her chances of night driving to any up- and-coming Senior who wishes to take chances. Sharon La Grow wishes to bequeath to Sharlene Ekross the best Senior year. Mary-Ellen Lanigan wishes to leave the school lunches to the poor Chinese boy and ask for his fried rice. Donna La Porte wills peace and serenity to Mr. Tudman's third period study hall. Fuss Letson leaves his entire science fiction library to Mrs. Vickery. Sharon Lewis wills her typewriter to any up-and-coming Junior crazy enough to take typing. Ed Lister leaves his quietness to anyone who wants it. Pat Littau leaves all her shyness and quietness to Vickie Van Buskirk. Jim Loveless leaves Mr. Keenan and his great debate teams. Paul Loveless leaves the selling ability of the moffia to Brandy Litterbrant and Terry Cosma. I, Carl Lowry, being of sound mind and body, bequeath to Ronald Palmar all of my beautiful girls. Jim Luce would like to leave his brains to James Doan. Jean MacLeod leaves her musical ability to Jane Gurley. Lois Magen would like to leave her shorthand skill to Diana Walters so that she can be Mr. Grant's secretary in her senior year. Kathy Marks leaves her place on the cheerleading squad to Jo Pickard. Linda Marlowe leaves her gymnastic antics to Carol Ramsing. Reg Matthews leaves his wave, comb, and two dabs of Brylcreem to anyone who can use them. Sheila McCarthy leaves her contact lenses to any Junior with the courage to wear them. Harry McVicker leaves his spelling abilities to a former English teacher and his Clairvoyance to anyone who will take it. Dick Meloling wills his mechanical drawing board to any lucky person who is taking Mechanical Drawing IV and wants all the answers. Clyde Mercer leaves his webbed feet to Tom Goodwin. Judy Meyer leaves in search for that boy in the Little Blue Bird. Terry Miller leaves size 10 sooks to Y-sock-ee. Bob Moss leaves a copy of Barry Goldwater's book to Mr. Keenan, who will enjoy it. Frank Mr. Pleasant leaves his name to a big mountain. Carol Munson leaves her tallness to Chuck Pomeroy. Joe O'Mara leaves for a New York publishing house to print The Collected Works of Mr. Keenan's War Stories. Ed Orlick leaves his happy personality and wonderful friendliness to Rick Pickard. Sharon Palkowski leaves her famous jack-knife in swimming to any up and coming chiropractor. John Palmer leaves his sense of humor and witty remarks to Birt Evans. Ronald Palmer leaves Mr. Sennett breathing a sigh of relief. Tom Perkins leaves Nancy Finch his chauffeurs license. Darlene Perry leaves her American Observers to American History Students. Bob Peters leaves the future of the Maffia to Brandy and Lee Litterbrant. Elsie Peterson leaves her seat in the orchestra to Jonni Anna Eckler. Pat Pfohl leaves Marsha Rogers to keep Miss Schmitt happy. Evelyn Pope leaves now, to join Jack. Diane Polak leaves for the Navy to ? I ? Marie Powers leaves her space in Mrs. Widger's class to Sharon McGovern. Ken Rauch leaves to any enterprising, never-tiring underclass- man all of his dictatorial powers. Barb Reinhardt leaves her crazy jokes to a red headed Sophomore. Ed Rice leaves his subscription of Playboy to Mike Russ. Peggy Rice leaves her ability to blush to Mr. Coates. Kathy Richardes leaves her tiny, tiny feet to Pat Durdell. Gail Rogers leaves her witty remarks to Baker High School. Lou Rose leaves the supply store to Sally Cassavaugh. Paul Rose leaves his Lacrosse stick to Steve Hulland. John Rossiter leaves to anyone stupid enough to want it, his ability to get parking tickets in front of the Cozy Corner. Janet Russ leaves Mrs. Gristwood to anyone desiring a thorough knowledge of mathematics. Michael Schremf leaves the school hurriedly. Darlene Sears leaves her height to anyone who wants to be a dwarf. Lucile Seifert leaves her nickname, Lucifer, to the Devil in hope that none of the Juniors will have to put up with such a sweet, delightful, little name. Kitty Simmons leaves all her shorthand notes, written in History II, to Mr. Keenan. Ellen Sheets leaves F.H.A. Esther Sheets leaves her never endless chatter to Sally Forderkonz. Paul Sheets Leaves quietly. Harry Shriver leaves his track shoes to Coach Arcaro's baby. William Slack leaves the male part in the next love scene in the next Dramatics Club presentation to Rod Robinson. Ed Smith leaves his pass-catching ability to Jim Tyner. Karren Smith leaves a bottle of Light and Bright to any Junior girl who wants it. Jim Snow leavA his photography slides to Dick Crego. Whit Sprague leaves his starting block to Tom Goodwin. Jim Spring leaves Tom Hudson his muscles. Al Starling leaves his foul shooting ability to Bob Wysoki, who can't shoot fouls either. Leslie Stebbins leaves his quietness to Rod Robinson. Pat Steier leaves candy wrappers in desks to Miss Winchell's fourth period class. Jerry Stepien leaves his happy golf balls to Pete Miller. Judy Steves leaves Miss Winchell's Business English Class quiet. Judy Storr leaves her net tutu to Paul Robinson. Alan Taylor leaves the lights in the care of some capable (?) underclassmen. Pam Taylor leaves to wait for George Kilburn. Ral Thomas leaves his good nature to Mr. Grant. Angie Trabert leaves her flute tooting to Susie Slack. Carol Tucker wills Kelley Mann to any unfortunate girl who wants him. Helen Van Buskirk wills to Marsha Rodgers what is left of the fifth. Dick Walsh leaves his English marks and papers and Mrs. Vickery to Rod Robinson. Jim Walters wishes to bequeath his la-crosse stick to Mrs. Gristwood. Terry Warner leaves his trouble card to Dick Kelly. Have money will bail. Tom Warner leaves his speed in swimming to any up-and- coming swimmer. Mike White leaves his red pants to Mr. Pryor. Joyce Williams leaves her typing eraser to the future stenographers. Martha Winship leaves to coach lacrosse at S.U. John Winter leaves his position to any future projectionist. Karen Wormuth leaves Martha Goodfelfow to keep the cheer- leading squad in shape. Marie Young leaves her artistic abilities to any future artist. Diane Zahn leaves F.H.A. Ron Zale leaves room for one more. 51 nuK TEACHER'S DELIGHT Angie Trabert, Mr. Keenan, and Terry Miller CLASS FLIRTS Marty Cooper and Jim Kelley MOST POPULAR Gail Rogers and Rollie Thomas SENIOR COMICS Pat Coleman and Paul Foster TEACHER'S DESPAIR Verne Donnelly, Mr. Matthews, and John O'Mara — BEST DRESSED Carol Tucker and Al Starling MOST ATHLETIC Pat Brown and Paul Rose Martha Winship and Jim Jackson CUTEST PERSONALITY PLUS Gail Rogers and Roger Charles TALKING TERRORS Carol Tucker and Roy Barnes MOST TALENTED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edie Hallchurch, Ken Rauch, and Angle Trabert — SENIOR WORRIERS Mary Ellen Lanigan and Roy Barnes Judi Storr and Bill Slack MOST VERSATILE Gail Johnson and Ken Rauch UNDERCLASSMEN HOMEROOMS 205 Nancy Finch, Secretary; Charles Vredenburg, Treasurer; Sally Misner, President; Roderick Robinson, Vice-President. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: L. Sovery, K. Dreher, P. Hamm, P. Dye, B. Abbott, S. Blake, G. Young, S. Forderkonz. SECOND ROW: A. Jetty, K. McRorie, K. Smith, R. Lyons, T. Kozma, B. Birsett, G. hamel, D. Wright, R. Racha. THIRD ROW: D. Luke, C. Johnson, D. Hayes, J. Britton, E. Paciencia, C. Catherman, R. Robinson. HOMEROOMS 207-209 FIRST ROW; F. Wart, J. Watkins, M. Johnson, C. Palmer, J. Cellana, V. Snavlin, D. Harrington, M. Rogers, T. Mathewson, H. Karkut, S. Blakeslee, S. Ekross, J. Young. SECOND ROW: W. Smith, R. Brown, J. Klasmier, E. Neupert, C. Callahan, S. Gamble, J. Austin, P. Hansen, F. Zuck, K. Steinacher, R. Richman, S. Hulland, T. Jones. THIRD ROW: M. Bedford, P. Brand, J. Connell, A. Ritter, W. Schlecht, P. Robinson, J. Cummings, W. Mills, G. Nierotka, R. Hughes, C. Dann, R. Wysocki. FOURTH ROW: K. Myers, A. McVicker, M. Bliss, J. Eno, R. Gilbert, R. Carrington, I. Wool- ridge, M. Smith, J. Kuno, D. Landers. JUNIORS HOMEROOMS 211-212 FIRST ROW: K. Fenchel, T. Weigand, M. Bidwell, N. Getman, C. Ingison, S. Misner, G. Shaw, M. Bushey, V. Kindsfather, G. Clark, C. Filapello, M. Warner, R. Lawrence. SECOND ROW: W. Douglas, N. Brown, J. Howe, S. Parry, J. Potchett, R. Kenyon, D. Lavalle, J. McArdell, S. McGovern, S. Chamberlain, M. Germain, C. Dombroske, E. Ruhl, L. Gillespie. THIRD ROW: C. Kopecky, R. Palmer, A. Latham, M. Weirs, M. O'Brien, B. Yager, H. Hahn, L. Kerr, T. Tyler, L. Shaffner, B. Evans, K. Mann. FOURTH ROW: E. Yager, R. Burr, F. Greene, D. Matthews, C. Buckley, C. Harvey, B. Teska, D. Vanderveer, G. Pickard, C. Drogo. FIFTH ROW: G. Bennett, E. Donhauser, D. Cane, J. Hunter, G. Root, J. Hunter, N. Melnick, J. Bigliardi, T. Crego, J. Wolfe. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: C. Horn., P. Om, D. Walter,, C. Ramsing, f. Price, P Durdel, E. Wilkinson, E. Yastrib. SECOND ROW: J. Smith, M. Cline H. Hudson, L. Selot.o, R. Boyle, D, Reeves, j. Kingsley, J. Corey, T.' HOMEROOM 214 Litterbrant, D. Liddle. THIRD ROW: M. loremon, P. Fitzpatrick, J. Hendrix, E. House, D. Jetty, R. Rogers, J. Wheeler. numcRUUM 1 j FIRST ROW: N. Finch, V. Goldsworthy, D. Ryan, L Vickery, M. Gaudern, S. Conaughton, L. Hamm, E. Weigand. SECOND ROW; G. O'Brien, R. Rice, J. Duger, J. Cali, S. Lyon, J. Gurley, B. Sloat, H. Pedder. THIRD ROW: G. Kilburn, B. Vredenburg, G. Hubbard, J. Carl, A. McGuffie, L. Orcutt, B. Edinger. FOURTH ROW: R. Grutka, C. McVicker, B. Barber, B. Werner. V v HOMEROOMS 116 FIRST ROW: H. Trembloy, J. Wilkie, M. Power, C. Palmer, V. Pickard, S. Hudson, M. Scott, J. Ottman. SECOND ROW: P. Lyons, C. Bidwell, G. Doan, P. Ryan, R. Rogers, R. Hawkins, W. Brantley, F. Mercer, T. Peck, M. Rice. THIRD ROW: C. Hahn, G. Glann, D. deMeurers, G. Martin, R. Barnes, P. Abold, J. Earle. Mike Maloney, Treasurer; Ed Hollenbeck, Vice-President; Jo Ellen Packard, Secretary; Dick Kelly, President. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS HOMEROOMS 122-215 FIRST ROW: C. Butler, M. Walters, L. Gates, R. Suiock, K. Mackey, J. Rowell, D. Pocheck, M. Goodfellow, L. Hale, R. Anklin, J. Ward. SECOND ROW: B. Britton, C. Langworthy, J. Mastrogiovanni, L. Meyer, S. Thomp- son, C. Otts, J. Mt. Pleasant, C. Jenks, S. McCarthy, L. Cloyes, L. Liddle. THIRD ROW: J. Collins, M. Carroll, R. Cooper, M. Cartner, J. Pedder, T. Reeder, D. Rood, D. Ryder, B. MacAnn, R. Reed, J. Doehne. FOURTH ROW: J. Golden, R. Beckley, E. Myers, E. Kucharski, S. Disinger, E. Wilk- inson, J. VanBlarcom, K. Hunter, J. Kopecky, N. Witzel, R. Emmerth. FIFTH ROW: J. Kinsella, J. Delano, B. Cordell, D. Miller, F. Sheets, D. Donahue, B. Sabine, J. Cooper, D. Evans. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOMS 216-217 FIRST ROW: K. Warfield, L. Gates, J. Rice, E. Miller, J. Sands, S. Den- nison, P. Wysocki, S. Perl, R. Fields, H. Beckley, B. Fouler, M. Dreher, L. Wood. SECOND ROW: J. Trexler, D. Clarke, J. Hamm, L. Litterbrant, J. Kowalski, D. Snow, R. Pocheck, W. Goworecki, C. Sutton, P. Considine, G. Hinman, D. Jacobs, J. Perrin, M. Ashley. THIRD ROW: T. Hall, W. Broome, G. Poole, D. Swartz, C. Blair, J. Brown, A. Hirsh, K. Brown, S. Jacoby, C. Scarff, D. Grant, K. Chrysler. FOURTH ROW: J. Triggs, T. Nabywaniec, P. Nostrant, W. Hare, D. Armstrong, D. Rood, R. McEwen, T. Goodwin, A. Warner, T. Reeves, P. Miller, F. Roesser, L. Main, D. Paige. HOMEROOMS 218--219 FIRST ROW: C. Jenda, L. Belzer, P. Shaw, Y. Oliver, F. Green, J. Palkow- ski, L. McLaggan, D. Dunbar, K. Harroun, D. Warner, C. Hirsh, N. O'Brien, B. Phelps. SECOND ROW: P. Fitzpatrick, K. Schultze, S. Grome, C. Disotelle, W. Gay, R. Livingston, R. Holmes, M. Gay, R. Sweeting, C. Harney, K. Sweeney, H. Kellogg, N. Fisher, D. Wolford. THIRD ROW: J. Shotted, K. Sugar, A. Thompson, B. Auyer, M. Kranz, B. Steffenson, B. Gravatte, S. Calhoun, C. Coughlin, M. Russ, J. Meier, R. Vader, R. Yeandle, K. Jackson. FOURTH ROW: D. Bliss, M. Maloney, E. Hollenbeck, B. Assenheimer, J. Tyner, J. Boughton, S. Somber, G. Hendrickson, R. Snow, B. Clarke, D. Walker, T. Mills, J. Supple, B. Dickinson. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOMS 220 - 221 FIRST ROW: N. Jones, T. Oram, J. Wicks, C. Taylor, J. Patchett, C. Lamson, D. Durdel, B. Roberts, L. Cutillo, E. Bowen, J. Steves, R. Howard, G. Meloling. SECOND ROW: J. Molloy, C. Maniccia, C. Lynch, B. Bent- ley, R. Forderkonz, C. Bennett, P. Boyer, L. Carlton, J. Tetrault, C. Gilles- pie, L. Cunninqham, A. Hastings, D. Wilbur. THIRD ROW: D. Horan, C. Pomeroy, R. Pickreign, N. Seacord, F. Scaia, R. Russell, E. Burgett, W. Bittel, J. Ford, C. Mann, T. Young, J. Vredenburg, R. Bowers, J. Mon- tague. FOURTH ROW: R. Turner, L. Menzel, B. Korczakowski, J. Eadon, D. Kelly, J. Searight, J. Hostings, J. Collar, D. Loveless, L. Shackleton, T. Roberts. J. Winship, Secretary; L. Totten, Vice President; N. Gurley, President; C. Lee, Treasurer. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS HOMEROOMS 100 C FIRST ROW: B. Halko, W. Hudson, J. Callahan, E. Dohlin, S. VanCleaf, Reid, R. Kocsis. THIRD ROW: J. Fowler, V. Ackley, D. Brooks, W. S. Wyman, C. Shaler, M. Bernardino, B. Mills. SECOND ROW: S. Lewis, H. Belcher, A. Mullett, P. Kuno, T. Sanderson, T. Tivnan, M. Dence, B. Smith, N. Nierotka, J. Piguet, J. Marlowe, M. Whitely, Rowley. M. Heffer, M. Kindsfather, M. Leonard, L. Warfield, L. Barnes, C. HOMEROOMS 106-107 FIRST ROW: K. Renaud, M. Widger, J. Ecker, J. Bessey, D. Smith, L. Ryder, M. Mills, S. Stivers, L Marlowe, L. Martin, B. Shallcross, C. Warner, C. Kingsley. SECOND ROW: L. Kinnetz, N. Northrop, B. Dickerman, J. Barth, S. Young, N. Whittington, B. Ingalls, L. Amodei, C. Pease, M. Van- derveer, E. Goupil, V. Hendrix, C. Sweeney, B. Gooden, J. Hurd. THIRD ROW: B. LaGrow, M. Lamson, B. Dwyer, D. Bartlett, G. Alderman, R. Dick- inson, C. Normanly, J. Canty, F. Bryan, T. Shants, H. Tipper, J. Adsit, M. Meeker, R. Billings. FOURTH ROW: N. Melvin, F. Mitchell, F. Witzel, J. Hinman, T. Peacock, R. Todd, J. Canty, K. Curtis, M. Clark, O. Fowler, R. Vanderpan, J. Warner. FIFTH ROW: P. Binns, S. Eddy, S. Polak, J. Porter, J. Tompkins, J. Franklin, C. Livingston, C. Grover, L. Clark. FRESHMEN HOMEROOMS 109-110 FIRST ROW: J. Grow, G. Carney, N. Gurley, J. Moody, J. Zinserling, L. Totten, P. Donielson, K. Hogan, J. Hocknell, C. Delaney, $. Buccina, J. Lostumbo, C. Saeger. SECOND ROW: G. Shaver, M. Cline, S. Ellis, S. Rice, R. Powers, D. Mohat, S. Dombroske, J. Travers, E. Sabine, D. Ziparo, P. Smith, O. Kirkendall, C. Edmonston, C. Allen, D. Birk, J. Oliver, C. Jackson. THIRD ROW: B. Bittel, R. Zuke, R. Norton, B. Wattam, K. O'Leary, K. Bardo, L. Loveless, B. Buckley, C. Williams, M. Pecore, L. Dailey, C. Sharpe, B. Fuchs, P. Mamuscia. FOURTH ROW: K. Wiggins, B. McCann, J. Potter, A. Kline, D. Bates, W. Metzler, E. VanDerWater, J. VanTassell, V. LaQuire, T. Disinger, W. Tedd, K. Bishop, N. Ritter, R. Garnett, G. Teelon, L. Warner, M. Smith, M. Conty, B. Clyde. HOMEROOMS 111-112 FIRST ROW: B. Moss, S. Smith, P. Bullard, K. Teska, E. McCord, B. Holt, P. Collins, A. Judd, D. Viceps, J. Gates, M. Mezzo. SECOND ROW: D. Davis, C. Rogers, T. Bean, G. Armstrong, N. Hamm, R. Carris, D. Quick, C. Bouchier, D. Purple, A. Rogers, C. Turner, K. Laug, P. Cooper, L. Perrin. THIRD ROW: B. Ostrander, J. Lloyd, L. Lupton, L. Bort, J. More, F. Lathrop, D. Holmes, J. Failoni, R. Savage, D. Willyard, J. Trexler, R. Smith. FOURTH ROW: B. Kline, S. Sheets, D. Lowery, D. Catherman, B. Orr, D. Dawley, J. Kline, D. Sampson, G. Burkhart. FIFTH ROW: L. Gates, R. Haines, E. Sisk, J. Don Hauser, M. Jumper, D. Pecore, R. Zyjewski, D. Down. FRESHMEN HOMEROOMS 113-114 FIRST ROW: S. Rauch, M. Weeks, E. Assenheimer, C. Dean, J. Covill, S. Smith, B. Falter, L. Laurien, C. Harmer, C. Skalsky, B. Mignault, J. Kafka, L. Rice. SECOND ROW: R. McLaggan, R. LeBeau, J. Ronalds, S. Slack, P. Tully, S. Holt, L. Bradish, J. Delano, L. Thomas, F. Miller, R. Speier, R. McEwen, F. Wood. THIRD ROW: J. Raus, R. Harrington, D. Williamson, W. Lupton, R. Dems, G. Kaulback, R. Peters, S. Chamberlin, G. Trojanowski, C. Schrempf, D. Wade, H. Bushey, A. Peterson, L. Searles. FOURTH ROW: W. Virkler, R. Jones, C. Osier, C. Munson, D. Gaworecki, J. Lynch, B. Butts, T. Osier, A. Bocyck, R. Baldwin, J. Welsh, J. Drabel, T. Coughlin. FIFTH ROW: D. Champion, J. Horner, C. Gates, K. Klink, A. Mowins, J. Bellor, J. Bednarski. HOMEROOMS 115-117 FIRST ROW: J. Bennett, C. Kelsey, J. DeLaurie, C. Sproker, C. Gilbert, I. Champion, P. Kristianovich, C. Miles, P. Nelson, P. Harvey, B. Breed, K. Lyke, M. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: M. Felix, S. Dembowski, D. Polios, K. Vahle, E. Timmins, B. Myatt, C. Hotaling, S. Craig, M. Barbur, L. Staple, A. Christopher, L. Houghton, P. Slate, C. Mackey, M. Severns. THIRD ROW: M. Miles, T. Phillips, J. Virkler, B. Peterson, L. Rose, C. Martuscello, J. McLellan, T. Ursell, E. Pacheck, E. Hatten, J. Waldruff, J. Crego, R. Worden, B. Brantley. FOURTH ROW: R. Leppard, D. Bell, J. Bennett, V. Drogo, R. Woolridge, D. Duffy, R. Wainright, C. Lee, R. Bye, J. Madden, R. Kozma, J. Molbone, R. Byrd. FIFTH ROW: L. Whalen, K. Sleight, G. Senior, C. Reeves, S. Whalen, S. Reeves, P. Kelly, C. Fletcher, R. McWilliams. FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 120 FIRST ROW: G. Letson, B. Mills. S. Reeves. R. Mead. J. Kuno. P. Tirrell. Guonciole. THIRD ROW: D. Kilbern. B. Wright. F. Molbone. R. Foster, L. Starling, M. Bennett. SECOND ROW: F. Stetson, C. Roth, B. Smith, V. VanBuskirk, N. Neri, C. Cahill, R. Shackleton, T. Pickard, B. Palmer, J. C. Church, M. Gonseth, J. Hayes, J. Houppert, R. Dutton. ; AUTOGRAPHS siaods . V - • ■ - . ...... V ;- ;; '• - - - . ... . FIRST ROW: N. Finch, M. Goodfellow, J. Pickard, K. Wormuth, C. Ramsing, K. Marks, G. Shaw. SECOND ROW: D. Pacheck, D. Hamm, P. Durdel, N. Getman, J. Jeffcock. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: P. Cooper, S. Dence, N. Nierotka, Roberta Paige. SECOND ROW: M. Weeks, M. Meeker, L Goodfellow, J. Winship. or v' ;■ mm m V N ' ■ 'f: , V t X ' :C $ r-rX. ■'V.ji Wm y.‘ a .. : ,!■ ' V. .A � §? ''A' y' wJ;.. V ’ 'X f-Tx • v • .A Vfrt y 5 v V m. biiA------t ------- v GIRLS’ SPORTS ROW ONE: Mary Carty, Lucille Seifert, Jean Macleod, Mary ROW THREE: Peg Considine, Gail Johnson, Lorri Carlton, Ellen Lanigan, Karen Smith, Pat Brown. ROW TWO: Carol Janice Mt. Pleasant, Judy Watkins, Diane Snow, Karen Harrown. Warner, Barb Holt, Joanne Ottman, Carol Jenks, Mary Mills. The girls and Miss Schmidt have had fun this year. They had a wonderful time at Solvay and North Syracuse. The Seniors really appreciate all the work Miss Schmidt has done for them. B'VILLE OPPONENTS 38 Solvay 7 2 N. Syracuse , 29 10 J-D 20 28 Liverpool 30 70 CROSS COUNTRY ROW ONE: Warner, Wysocki, Shriver, Bliss, Kelly, Denny, Rose, Triggs. ROW TWO: Lyons, Carrol, Cooper, Barber, Young, Disinger, Latham, Jumper, Coach Sennett. The 1961 Cross Country Team, guided by Coach Sennett, had one of the best years in its history. They captured the county and city titles and came in fourth in section III. Bob Wysocki and John Denny earned their way to the intersectional meet. Five of the seven man team will be leaving this year: John Denny, Paul Rose, Dick Bliss, Tom Warner, and Harry Shriver. Dave Disinger is also leaving the varsity team. VARSITY FOOTBALL H ROW ONE: Thomas, Starling, Pickard, Loveless, Hunt, Peters, Loveless. ROW TWO: Assistant Coach Soldwedel, Litterbrandt, Hubbard, Smith, Mercer, Steinacher, Macomber, Menzel, Coach Reidal. ROW THREE: Kuno, Hunter, Forsythe, Buckley, Luke, Assenheimer, Tyner, Manager Sampson. The 1961 Varsity Football Team had a discouraging year. The team was plagued by injuries throughout the season. Seven men were out with serious injuries- Yet, with all these drawbacks there were a number of outstanding players. Seniors Al Starling, Whit Sprague, John Grant, Jim Kelley, Jim Loveless, Ron de Ryk, Rick Pickard, Stuart Hunt, Jim Walters, Bob Peters, Paul Loveless, Clyde Mercer, Ed Smith, Jim Hunter, and all county Roland Thomas will be leaving this year. Coach Reidal is looking forward to a more successful season next fall. Opponents B'ville L'Pool 20 6 Solvay 19 13 J-D 47 7 W. G. 19 8 Skan. 26 12 F-M 26 7 N. S. 44 0 Over-all Record Won 0 Lost 7 ROW ONE: Triggs, La Vallee, Brantley, Trexler, Hulland. ROW TWO: Gaworecki, Bliss, Palmer, Rose, Vredenburg, Lyons, Brantley. ROW THREE: Baker, Hare, Landers, Taylor, Evans. Meier, According to Coach Payne, the 1961 Soccer Team did well this year, and the outlook for next year is also good. Besides the returning varsity players, there will be several experienced players coming from the freshman team. Paul Rose was high scorer again this year. Those seniors who are leaving the team are Charles Baker, Roger Charles, and four-year man Paul Rose. B'VILLE OPPONENTS 6 Fabius 0 2 F-M 2 0 J-D 4 10 L'Pool 0 4 N. S. 2 4 Solvay 2 2 W. G. 9 Over-all Record Won 4 Lost 2 Tie 1 Bliss, SOCCER The 1962 Basketball team did not do as well as the 1961 Co-Champions. With only one of the varsity men returning, the team did quite well. Charles Baker led the team with points and rebounds. Juniors, Charles Vredenburg, Bob Wysocki, Rod Robinson, and Paul Robinson, also did an outstanding job. Seniors who will be leaving the team are Charles Baker, Al Starling, Terry Miller, and Paul Foster. Coach Pelcher is looking forward to next year with four of his five starters returning. VARSITY BASKETBALL P. Robinson, Baker, Starling, Tyner, Coach Pelcher, Miller, Vredenburg, Foster, Wysocki, R. Robinson, Triggs, Hollenbeck. B'VILLE 42 28 49 54 70 51 56 56 68 66 52 46 61 52 60 Overall Record Non-league OPPONENTS ‘Cent. Square 29 F. M. 39 Skan. 42 J. D. 61 L'pool 58 C. B. A. 68 W. Gen. 73 E. Syr. 73 N. Syr. 83 Solvay 70 Marc. 71 F. M. 57 ‘Auburn 83 L'pool 50 N. Syr. 55 Won 5 Lost 10 ROW ONE: Coach Soldwedel, Harney, Livingston, Kinsella, Disottelle, MacAnn, Caseratano. ROW TWO: Nierotka, Wainright, Turner, Lewis, Wilbur, Baldwin. ROW THREE: Harvey, Barnes, Connor, Hudson, Horan, Hendrickson. The first Gymnastic team in Baldwinsville under the direction of Coach Soldwedel was started this year. Although they did not have a good year, they were an im- pressive team. Junior Gary Nierotka led the team in individual scoring. There will be only two Seniors leaving the squad this year. They are Steve Connor and Tom Spear. Next year's outlook is good according to Coach Soldwedel. B'VILLE OPPONENTS 391 2 Onon. Val. 561 2 33 N. S. 63 25 F. M. 71 28 L'pool 60 47 Auburn 49 51 Fabius 45 451 2 Auburn 50% Overall Record (Not completed) Abold, Cortis, Kinsella, Shattell, M. Bliss, Goodwin, D. Bliss Mercer. ROW ONE: Coach Keenan, Assistant Coach Reeve, R. Bliss, Pickard, Warner, Grant, Hughes, Mt. Pleasant. ROW TWO: B'VILLE OPPONENTS Won by forfeit Bing. North 29 Rome 66 56 Lowville 39 31 Bing. Cent. 64 58 Carthage 37 51 Norwich 44 30 Troy 65 34 Ithaca 61 19 Beth. Cent. 76 32 Shaker 63 31 New Hartford 64 40 Auburn 40 Overall Record — Won 4 Losses 8 The 1962 Swimming team had a fair year. Leading the team were Seniors Tom Warner, Whit Sprague, and Clyde Mercer. Warner set the school records in the 50 yd. freestyle and 100 yd. freestyle, Mercer set the school record in the 400 yd. freestyle. Other Seniors who will be leaving are John Grant, Dick Bliss, Frank Mt. Pleasant, and Rick Pickard. Coach Keenan is hoping for a better season next year. SWIMMING B'VILLE OPPONENTS 9 Westhill 0 2 Solvay 7 2 F. M. 7 2 North Syr. 7 9 J. D. 0 0 W. Genesee 9 4 L'pool 5 7 Westhill 2 0 Solvay 9 0 F. M. 9 3 North Syr. 6 9 J. D. 0 Overall Record (Not completed) The 1962 Bowling team had a fair record this year. Ted Nabywaniec led the team in scoring with Senior Jim Loveless not far behind. According to Coach Siring the team did better than last year and it looks like an even better season next year. Jim Loveless is the only Senior that will be leaving. ROW ONE: Nabywaniec, Sweeting, Loveless. ROW TWO: Miller, Coach Siring, Snow. BOWLING The 1961 Golf Team had a fairly good year under their coach Mr. Reidel. The team finished with an even record of five wins and five losses. Mike More and Tom Hebblethwaite are the only Seniors on the squad. The 1962 season has a good outlook with 3 boys returning. Opponents B'ville Rome 9, 9 1, 4 F-M 3, 9 1, 8 L'Pool 1, 3 0, 0 N. S. 6, 16 3, 1 E. S. 2, 8 7, 5 Auburn 8, 15 6, 3 W. G. 2, 6 3, 3 Over-all Record Won 2 Lost 12 ROW ONE: Manager Clarke, loveless. Rice, Grulka, Vredenburg, Robinson, Hollenbeck, Loveless. ROW TWO: Lynch, Dorgee, Foster, Baker, Canino, Manager Taylor, Coach Pelcher. BASEBALL The 1961 Baseball Team had a disappointing year with only two wins. The team still had some outstanding players in John Durgee, the leading hitter, and Jack Baker, all-county short stop. Coach Pelcher is looking forward to a better year with seven varsity men returning. The team will miss the services of John Durgee, Jack Baker, Chuck Foster, Dave Lynch, John Canino, and Ron Rafferty. VARSITY BASEBALL TRACK AND FIELD TRACK AND FIELD Record-wise the 1961 Track Team, under the direction of Coach Arcaro, had another good year. Five school records were set: The Hop-step-jump by Terry Miller; The four mile relay by Kelly, Scott, Denny, and Wysocki; The mile run by Bill Scotl- and the 440 by Harry Shriver, who set the school, county, and sectional records. Bill Scott and Harry Shriver both won their section races, and Shriver continued to the Intersectionals where he placed third. The outlook for next year is good. Bill Scott, Don Colon, and George Wilmot will be leaving this year. ROW ONE: Cawley, Sprague, Van Buskirk, Shriver, Wysocki, Scott, Barber, Buckley. ROW TWO: Coach Arcaro, Carrol, Latham, McManus, Livingstone, Orcutt, Macomber. ROW THREE: Evans, Kelly, Hubbard, Miller, Warner, Young, Wilmot. Opponents B'ville N.S. 72 - W.G. 41% 33% Solvay 11 — Fabius 0 101 E.S.. 29% — Minoa 28% 82 Skan. 60 — Marc. 8 72 L'Pool 49 — Laf. 26 67 3rd-Section III Relays 5th-Section III Track Field 5th-County Championship 3rd-City County Relays Over-all Record Won 8 Lost 2 ROW ONE: Crego, McGuffie, Hughes, Haney. ROW TWO: Montague, Wright, Ritter, Maloney. ____... . _.... -- ..... ; ........ ........................... ........................ ...... The 1961 Tennis Team had a poor season this year. Although they won only one game, they are hoping for a better season next year. All but two of the team members are returning this coming season. Fred Wilkinson and Bill Currier are the only Seniors leaving this year. Coach Tudman will be guiding the team next year. OVERALL RECORD - Won 1 Lost 7 BHMH| LACROSSE r r ' : jPJ ! i ' ■ • ! ROW ONE: Hulland, Warner, Grant, Baker, Assenheimer, Peters, Bower, Bliu. ROW TWO: Manager Brantley, Thomas, Cordell, Hunter, Gaudern, Starling, McVicker, Clark, Grant, Coach Harris. ROW THREE: Bliss, Spears, Rose, Bliss, Fitzpatrick, Bell, Shaban, Walters. Ter. r 'tZZfss sm ssB mmmmmmmmmmmmm The 1961 Lacrosse Team, under the direction of Coach Harris, had another fine year. The team was third in the Upstate Interscholastic Lacrosse League. Senior Fred Gaudern and Junior Paul Rose led the team in scoring. Rose set a new school record of 40 points and was second highest scorer in the league. The outlook is very good for next year with almost all the varsity team returning. Seniors Fred Gaudern, Lewis Clark, and Dave Shaban will be leaving this year. OVER ALL RECORD - Won 7 Lost 5 ------------------ $555 1 C j I � ' ■ i . , «. i i j- I . j - 2. V r ' - _ ■ . •«- • ;V y. i • - � - -■ • - ■ v ' • - PSTi,' WRESTLING ROW ONE: G. Doan, Martueell, Palmer, Kozma, Lavallee, L Litterbrant, Litterbrant. ROW TWO: Coach Arcaro, T. Litterbrant, Kozma, Rote, Rice, Peters, Spear, Colli, Auxbury, D. Doan, ROW THREE: Lyons, Potter, D. Loveless, Kuno, Hunter, Hayes, Broeckhuizen, P. Loveless, Macomber, Gillespie, Lathem. The 1962 Wrestling team under Coach Arcaro's supervision had its best season in Baldwinsville's history with eleven wins and one loss. Seniors Paul Rose and Larry Gillespie and underclassmen Terry Litterbrant and Scott Forsythe were the out- standing wrestlers of the year. Rose, Litterbrant, and Forsythe all won their classes in the county meet. Seniors who will be leaving the squad this year are: Paul Rose, Larry Gillespie, Mike Rice, Don Doan, Bob Peters, Jim Hunter, and Paul Loveless. Next year the outlook is very favorable. —n ii i imii i i 11 .111 i m . ■ min m «-«rav-sarm- . ' . ' 7 B'VILLE OPPONENTS 32 No. Syracuse 6 41 Onon. Cent. 3 53 Solvay 0 33 East Syracuse 3 26 Cent. Square 13 . 22 J. D. 16 38 Skan. 0 23 Mexico 21 1 15 W. Genesee 25 23 Auburn 16 27 Marcellus 9 50 F. M. 0 Overall Record Won 11 !. Lost 1 Second place County League s . 1 ROW ONE: Coach Reidel, Assenheimcr, Menzel, Vredenburg, Shaffner, Montegue. ROW TWO J.V. FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Fradenburg, Hollenbeck, Reeves, Loveless, Abold, Molloy, Turner. Nierotka, Horan, Shattell, Paige, Miller, Hayes, Crego, Maloney, McEwen. J.V. BASKETBALL ROW TWO: R°W ONE: Molloy, Disinger, Edinger, Shaffner, Forsythe, Weirs, Vredenburg. ROW TWO: Coa Manager Myers, Kinsella, Harvey, Ford, Luke, Turner, Paige, Maestrogiovanni. BLOCK B” BANQUET ROW ONE: Haney, Coach's Guard; Rose, Soccer, Lacrosse; Baker, Football, Baseball, Class of '39; Eckler, Girls' Sports; Foster, Class '53; Hamn, Wrestling. ROW TWO: Brotherton, Coach's Guard; Wysocki, Cross Country; Scott, Track; Gaudern, Lacrosse; Shriver, Track, Cross Country; Lynch, Sportsmanship; Sprague, Swimming. I J.V. BASEBALL ACTIVITIES KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: H. Shriver, Treasurer; K. Rauch, President; R. Thomas, Boughton, R. Charles, T. Perkins. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stevens, Advisor: Vice President; J. Jackson, Secretary. SECOND ROW: J. Walters, J. E. Hollenbeck. FIRST ROW: E. Timmins, L. Hale, C. Tucker, C. Vredenburg, Treasurer; M. Winship, Secretary; K. Rauch, President; J. Jackson, Vice President; E. Wilkinson, M. Gaudern, S. Misner, M. Bidwell, S. Perl. SECOND ROW: L. Gates, K. Mann, R. Livingston, J. Wilkie, L. Barnes, N. Neri, J. Kafka, M. Meeker, N. Northrop, J. Sands, F. Miller, N. Gurley, M. Goodfellow. THIRD ROW: C. Pomeroy, D. Willyard, M. Maloney, D. Kelly, S. Reeves, H. Shriver, T. Young, R. Charles, Parliamentarian; R. Thomas, R. Robinson, T. Warner. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW- L. Seifert, G. Johnson, S. Hatch, Secretary-Treasurer; J. Storr, A. Trabert, J. MacLeod, E. Hallchurch. THIRD ROW: T. T. Warner, President; P. Foster, Vice President; J. Russ, J. Meyer. Miller, C. Castleman, R. Crandon, K. Wormuth, J. Herrald, R. Barnes. SECOND ROW: J. Williams, E. Peterson, M. Lanigan, B. Goldsworthy, SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: S. Disinger, B. Myatt, J. Winship, D. Lowery, J. Piguet, Vice President; D. Kelly, President; M. Goodfellow, Secretary; J. Collins, Treasurer; M. Widger, B. Holt, B. Moss, E. Timmins. SECOND ROW: M. Weeks, C. Shaler, E. McCord, L. Houghton, L. Ryder, C. Skalsky, N. Gurley, S. Dence, J. Barth, K. Renaud, C. Saeger, N. Northrop, A. Judd, P. Bullard, D. Viceps. THIRD ROW: D. Swartz, L Meyer, J. Pickard, J. Wilkie, J. Tetrault, P. Wysocki, M. Cline, M. Felix, T. Oram, J. Sands, S. Reeves, W. Hudson, J. Ecker. FOURTH ROW: L. Totten, D. Clarke, D. Ball, R. Reed, E. Pacheck, E. Hatten, J. McLellan, J. Waldruff, R. Holmes, M. Bennett, G. Shaver, C. Kingsley, J. Rice, J. Hurd. FIFTH ROW: N. Witzel, B. Auyer, J. Kopecky, E. Wilkinson, R. Beckley, B. Snow, D. Bliss, D. Grant, C. Pom- eroy, J. Triggs, D. Miller, D. Horan, C. Lee, K. O'Leary, J. Covill, J. Moody, P. Harvey, S. Rauch. (I FIRST ROW: G. Carney, N. Gurley, Secretary; M. Maloney, Treasurer; R. Livingston, Vice President; S. Dence, President; E. Hollenbeck, President; M. Goodfellow, Vice President; D. Grant, Treasurer; J. Tetrault, Secretary; Mrs. Goodfellow, Advisor; M. Bennett. SECOND ROW: B. Holt, P. Shaw, S. Wyman, D. Clarke, S. Sagehorn, D. Tully, B. Dickerman, R. Clark, E. Ruhl, Y. Oliver, J. Ottman, T. Oram. THIRD ROW: G. Letson, C. Bennett, J. Howe, C. Munson, G. Snavlin, C. Hamm, C. Walton, N. Fisher, P. Ryan, F. Witzel, D. Bliss, A. Warner, E. Wilkinson, N. Witzel, T. Reeves, P. Miller, J. Triggs, B. Snow, L. Meyer, R. Russell. FOURTH ROW: C. Pomeroy, P. Kelly, D. Holmes, R. Speier, J. O'Mara, T. Nabywaniec, J. Wolfe, G. Hendrickson, D. Kelly, J. Montague. CLASSICAL CLUB I AND II CLASSICAL CLUB III FIRST ROW: N. Getman, R. Boyle, J. Gurley, P. Dye, E. Peterson. SECOND ROW: J. Everitt, T. Miller, R. Barnes, B. Werner, D. Lavallee, Mrs. Goodfellow, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Goodfellow, Advisor; K. Mann, Treasurer; J. Wilkie, Secretary; J. Storr, Vice President; P. Robinson, President; J. Grant, President; H. Karkut, Vice President; B. Goldsworthy, Secretary; P. Abold, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: L. Totten, D. Viceps, M. Mitchell, J. Rice, C. Martuscello, B. Pacheck, B. Pacheck, B. Gooden, E. Pacheck, E. Hatten, F. Stetson, D. Ryder, Cliff Coughlin. THIRD ROW: L. Orcutt, T. Sheets, D. Horan, W. Hare, D. Sweeting, T. Duxbury, W. Virkler, D. Wright. FOURTH ROW: R. White, A. Ritter, D. Paige, J. Meier, A. Tayler, E. House, E. Rice, W. Brantley, R. Vader. GERMAN CLUB I AND II FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Cloyes, M. Gaudern, M. Johnson, Secretary; J. Rowell, SECOND ROW: S. Conaughton, J. Mt. Pleasant, N. Brown, P. Dye, Treasurer; D. Reeves, Vice President; G. Johnson, President; T. Reeder. S. Parry, M. Mowins, J. Kingsley, W. Douglas. F. Lathrop, V. Ackley, B. Dickerman. THIRD ROW: B. Snow, D. Wright, A. Taylor, President; J. Boughton. CLUB DRAMATICS CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Ward, T. Mathewson, D. Walters, L Savery, J. Covill, Treasurer; A. Trabert, President; Mrs. Vickery, Advisor; B. Slack, Vice President; C. Munson, Secretary; D. Ryan, D. Durdel, P. Wysocki. SECOND ROW: S. Disinger, R. Fields, D. Pallos, A. Rogers, B. Holt, C. Langworthy, C. Bidwell, G. Letson, J. Ecker, D. Davis, K. Fenchel, E. Yastrib, K. Smith, W. Hudson, L. Sterling. THIRD ROW: J. MacLeod, B. Roberts, L. Dailey, C. Hamm, M. Lanigan, C. Jenks, J. Mt. Pleasant, J. VanBlarcom, R. Pickreign, J. Ottman, A. Christopher, C. Turner, L. Warfield, E. Wilkinson. FOURTH ROW: K. Simmons, J. Kuno, J. Herrald, J. Duffy, C. Blair, L. Seifert, G. Johnson, C. ConaughJon, E. Miller, L. Cloyes, L. Belief, L. Crego, P. Dwyer, B. Ingalls, C. Lamson. FIFTH ROW: E. Sheets, S. Lewis, B. Werner, R. Letson, R. Charles, D. Disinger, A. Taylor, R. Robinson, J. Grant, E. Orlick. FIRST ROW: S. Loop, D. Viceps, Vice President; L. Kinnetz. SECOND ROW: B. Moss, Secretary-Treasurer; P. Bullard, J. Ottman, J. Virkler, MATH FIRST ROW: J. Wolfe, President; D. Vanderveer, Vice President; D. Worden. ABSENT: D. Crego, Secretory-Treasurer. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB PROJECTIONISTS CLUB K. Rauch, F. Hall, A. Taylor, J. Snow, R. Lyons, Mr. Getman, Advisor; J. Winters M. Germain, E. Wilkinson, W. Douglas, C. Jenda, E. Castleman, D. LaPorte. S. McCarthy, J. VanBlarcom, J. Rice, Peterson, L. Meyer, J. Herrald, C. ■ K FIRST ROW: Miss Fostini, Advisor; P. Lyons, Reporter; D. Dunbar, Parliamentarian; M. Walters, Treasurer; R. Howard, Vice-President; A. Hirsh, Secretary; J. Palkowski, L. McLaggan, Miss Boshart, Advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Zinserling, E. Dahlin, A. Judd, J. Ronalds, V. Hendrix, D. Snow, C. Gilbert, B. Kline, D. Tully, M. Power. THIRD ROW: K. Brown, D. Down, L. Gates, D. Downum, S. Ellis, S. Smith, B. Shallcross, M. Pecore, S. VanCleaf, G. Clark. FOURTH ROW: D. Davis, E. Goupil, D. Pecore, B. Fuchs, C. Hotaling, S. Craig, B. Buck- ley, L. Rice. ABSENT: G. Mcloling, President; C. Taylor, Historian. F.H.A. SENIOR HIGH JUNIOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW: P. Donahue, F. Wart, L. Belzer, Secretary; R. Drapikowski, President; M. Carroll, Vice-President; C. Bid- well, M. Weeks. SECOND ROW: R. Pickreign, C. Cahill, D. Walters, P. Considine, T. Tyler, C. Saeger, C. Dombroske, G. Young. THIRD ROW: M. Gay, J. Potter, R. Grutka, P. Foster, D. Armstrong. FIRST ROW: D. Sampson, Y. Oliver, B. Auyer, A. Warner, J. Vredenburg, G. Stepien, J. Piguet, S. Rauch, N. Northrop, C. Livingston, C. Pease. SECOND ROW: J. Oliver, K. Renaud, S. Slack, W. Hudson, K. Myers, L. Seifert, J. Storr, G. Meloling, J. Lynch, B. Evans, E. House. THIRD ROW: R. Vanderpan, G. Rhodehamel, J. Failoni, J. Travers, C. Ashley, J. Crego, J. Mastrogiovanni, D. Ball, J. Cross, R. Reed, D. Swartz, D. Donahue. FOURTH ROW: L. Gates, M. Vanderveer, J. Bigliardi, H. Hudson, R. Holmes, P. Loveless, T. Miller, B. Vredenburg, T. Crego, M. Jumper, B. Barber. FIFTH ROW: T. Disinger, D. Disinger, B. McCann, S. Perl, Mr. Whitman, D. Luke, M. Smith, P. Foster, R. Robinson. BAND ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: S. Dennison, N. Nierotka, P. Cooper, J. Ecker, E. Peterson. SECOND ROW: S. Somber, N. Gurley, E. Assenheimer, S. Connor, N. Brown, M. Warner, Mr. Mercer. FIRST ROW: C. Pease, G. Stepien, D. Sampson, A. Warner, T. Crego, B. Barber, G. Meloling, B. Evans, E. House. SECOND ROW: D. Disinger, B. McCann, Y. Oliver, M. Ashley, R. Reed, R. Holmes, L. Gates, M. Vanderveer, J. Bigliardi, S. Connor. DANCE BAND MIXED CHORUS L. Wood, R. Fields, B. Britton, J. Gurley. THIRD ROW: R. Crandon, B. Abbott, L. Clark, J. Storr, J. Virkler, R. Thomas, J. Malbone, D. Macomber, B. Sloot, L. Barnes, K. Schultze, J. VanBlarcom, A. Hirsh. FIRST ROW: S. Disinger, D. Ryan, G. Trojanowski, K. Hogan, M Warner, M. Meeker, E. Orlick, C. Lamson, J. Bessey, D. Sears, B. Roberts, J. Patchett. SECOND ROW: L. Cloyes, L. Belzer, J. MacLeod, D. Lowery, P. Hansen, J. Franklin, L. Shaffner, S. Gamble, Virkler, J. Storr, B. Abbott, R. Crondon, J. VanBlarcom, K. Schultze, A Hirsh. FIRST ROW: L. Clark, K. Hogan, D. Ryan, M. Meeker, D. Sears, J. Bessey, B. Britton. SECOND ROW: L. Belzer, D. Lowery, M. Warner. J. MacLeod, C. Lamson, J. Gurley, G. Trojanowski. THIRD ROW: J GIRL’S CHORUS G. Johnson, B. Slack. THIRD ROW: P. Hansen, L. Shaffner, R. Barnes, S. Connor, P. Robinson, D. Jetty, R. Thomas, M. Smith. FIRST ROW: D. Perry, B. Abbott, J. MacLeod, M. Warner, J. Gurley, B. Britton, J. Storr, P. Dye. SECOND ROW: R. Crandon, L. Belzer, M, Mowins, G. Snavlin, B. Sloat, B. Goldsworthy, L. Seifert, C. Munson, ADVERTISEMENTS Our Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes MORRIS MACHINE WORKS Baldwinsville, New York We have the equipment and experience for those rugged hole- drilling jobs. Our machines bore holes up to 3' in diameter to maximum of 20'. Grading - Excavating - Fencing REITH'S HOLE DRILLING SERVICE GR 4-0521 809 Butternut St.( Syracuse Sincere Congratulations Compliments of WILLIAM E. MOORE COMPANY J. 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GOFF Heating Contractor Industrial Oil Gas Burners Steam Generators 122 Lincoln Ave. Syracuse GR 5-7092 GR 6-6760 Best Wishes from BALDWINSVILLE DINER Baldwinsville I New York r- Compliments of KELLY MOUNT Baldwinsville New York Distributor of PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Telephone NE 5-3919 or 5-3910 51 Salina Street BARNES DAIRY, INC. Pasteurized Milk and Cream Chocolate Milk — Cottage Cheese Homogenized Milk — Buttermilk Baldwinsville, New York VISIT OUR ICE CREAM BAR Congratulations BROWN NEWSPAPER . Baldwinsville, New York Congratulations DAVID COOPER WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL 20 Syracuse Street Baldwinsville, New York Best Wishes FARRELL PLUMBING AND HEATING NE 5-5981 Osweoo Si. GAMMA ALPHA MU Best wishes to the Class of '62 BALDWINSVILLE ELECTRIC AND SPORT CENTER NE 5-3531 '6 Oswego St. Bset Wishes from I BRAND'S TRUCK STOP AND DINER Moyers Corners New York Compliments of JAY J. BLANCHARD Real Estate and Monuments Compliments of SCHENCKS HARDWARE, INC. Congrotulations INDIAN SPRINGS MFG. CO., INC. Baldwinsville, New York (W) Best Wishes To The Class R. C. CHURCH SONS EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM Best Wishes from HAROLD'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION West Genesee Artillery Lane Compliments of KATHRYN ROWELL BEAUTICIAN Congratulations KARL'S TAVERN Moyers Corners Compliments of INTERNATIONAL MILLING CO. Compliments of BENEFICIAL FINANCE COMPANY IV k. New York, Inc. I ) L V | 5 9 West West Genesee St. 1 LOANS Congratulations To The Closs of 1962 BOB SCHERFLING Congratulations Tom Downing's COLD SPRINGS INN DELICIOUS FOOD BANQUETS — WEDDINGS — CLAMBAKES Route 370 Liverpool Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of GEORGE MC MAHON , Compliments of THE TREMCO MANUFACTURING CO. Cleveland, Ohio PAINTS — ENAMELS PROTECTIVE COATINGS Enjoy DAIRYLEA And Enjoy The Big Difference GRIMES RESTAURANT Try Our Home Made Do-Nuts FRESH EACH DAY Compliments of SEARS OIL CO., INC. FF 7-1232 Rome, N. Y. TAPPAN LUMBER CORP. The finest in building materials Boldwinsville New York Baldwinsville FARMER'S COOP. ASS'N., INC. 82 E. Genesee St. Baldwinsville, New York LORY'S GROCERIES Compliments of DR. GEORGE HOLPIN VETERINARIAN LES LORY Congratulations to the Class of 1962 RICHARD BURGESS and NEVA STRANAHAN BEELINE DAIRY Only The Finest TOWN COUNTRY BAKERY Johnny Betty Bee OFFICE — SCHOOL — BANK SUPPLIES PRINTING BETTS OFFICE SUPPLY 46 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, New York Congratulations ADELINE LAMB FABRICS 23 Oswego Street ns®? Congratulations to the Class of 1962 SYDNEY COOPER Best Wishes to all Graduates MICHELS MARINE LANDING Boldwinsville, New York Compliments of TYDINGS REAL ESTATE HAROLD SPOOR Manager Auctioneer BOB ORAM ANTIQUES CHRISTMAS TREES Congratulations to the Class of 1962 MEAYS WEICHERT Compliments to the Class of 1962 From CECIL M. GROUP PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT GIDDINGS FLOWER SHOP AND GARDEN CENTER SENECA ELECTRO COPYIST COLOR MIMEOGRAPHING CONTACT PRINTING 42 Oswego St. Boldwinsville, N. Y. BOVEE STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Boldwinsville, N. Y. Diol NE 5-6041 Best of Luck Class of 1962 OSIER WELL DRILLING Phone NE 5-6191 B'ville RD No. 3 THE ENDERS STUDIO Cold Springs Road Boldwinsville, New York ARTISTS SUPPLIES, ARTWORK FRAMES Phone NE 5-5475 Compliments of DECKER'S MEN'S BOYS' WEAR Telephone NE 5-5761 4 W. Genesee St. Boldwinsville, N. Y. Ralph C. Gates Amy J- Gates Robert 1. Gates GATES FUNERAL HOME Boldwinsville, New York AMBULANCE SERVICE NE 5-5521 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1962 CLYDE CAKERY ON THE 4 CORNERS BALDWINSVILLE Best of Luck JOHN'S ATLANTIC SERVICE 1 Solino St. Boldwinsville Congratulations MOSES IGA STORE Fulton Road Best Wishes to the Closs of 1962 HUDSON AND MOWINS STUART E. 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