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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD 3 ADMINISTRATION 4 SENIORS 17 OUTSTANDING SENIORS 50 SENIOR WILL 52 SENIOR PROFILE 54 UNDERCLASSMEN 59 ACTIVITIES 71 SPORTS 87 ADVER TISEMENTS 107 1 Dear Readers: It is the hope of the Lyre Staff of 1963, that in an original manner, we have captured the real spirit of our years at Baker High School. We have attempted to preserve some of the scholastic and athletic activities of our senior year. Many long hours have been spent in putting our Lyre together, and most of them have been enjoyable ones. It is my wish that this book will not only bring you pleasure now, but in future years it will bring you many happy memories of “the good old days” at Baker High. To keep in step with the era of the New Frontier where youthfulness and physical fitness are important qualifications of leadership, we have chosen a baby for the theme of our book. This junior citizen, the symbol of the tomorrows which lie ahead of us, will introduce you to the various sections of the Lyre. As editor, I would like to express my thanks to each member of the Lyre staff, and to all others who helped make this year book possible. Our sincere appreciation goes to our advisor, Miss Winchell, who has given much time and thought as she helped us prepare this yearbook. Sincerely, Marty Smith Editor iSpli � ' {:'M BOARD OF EDUCA TION Clifford CrS r' R°, er' Bi‘2’ ,,rCS'; RuSSdl Dr. Sanford Dean; Donald Rav Sulri , H ■ Wi,liam Crcgo; Emerson Topper, clerk (absent) 1 hC°d°re DurSee Assistant Superintendent; Cecil Reeves 6 ziiiktr! esam To the class of 1963, congratulations! A thought for today, tomorrow, and forever. ’‘Wisdom is the right use of knowledge. To know is not to be wise. Many men know a great deal, and arc all the greater fools for it. There is no fool so great a fool as a knowing fool. But to know how to use knowledge is to have wisdom.” — Spurgeon DONALD W. COATES, PRINCIPAL j ! MERRILL H. BOGARDUS, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Best Wishes to the Class of 1963: No graduating class has had more op- portunities and challenges before it than the Class of ’63. While you have been at Baker High, your teachers have worked hard to help you prepare your- selves to meet these challenges. Now it is up to you. May each of you succeed in your own endeavors. Sincerely, M. H. Bogardus Assistant Principal STANDING: Mr. Datz, Freshmen; Mr. Hurley, Sophomores. SEATED: Mrs. Sears Juniors; Mr. Evans, Seniors. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS CUSTODIANS ROW ONE: A. Oppleton, B. Merriam, R. Hamm, L. Johnson. SECOND ROW: V Davis, F. Summerville, T. Doris, L. Howard, M. Fauler. Mrs. Church, Mrs. Butts LIBRARIANS HEALTH CENTER Miss Scanlon, Mrs. Doughty, Mrs. McCrea OFFICE STAFF McKinley, Mrs. Wormuth. SEATED: Mrs. Baker. ABSENT: 10 STANDING: Mrs. Mrs. Trabert. l-'lftST ROW: Barth, Flavin, Ogden, Ashbery, Radford. SECOND ROW: Bye, Capcls, Mows ns. Rice. Ridall. CAFETERIA STAFF BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW: F. Netwick, L. Daniels, H. Loveless, F. Brotherton, P. Bigalow, N. Maioiing, H. Baldwin, A. More- house, L. Hawkins, R. Moyer, V. Goldsworthy, J. Bennett, A. Thomas. D. Bocyck. SECOND ROW: P. Webster, R. Urschel, E. Pickard, A. Alexander, M. MacArdell. I. El- brecht, O. Menzies, L. Racha. D. Mills, F. Kelly, D. Sim- mons, P. Hourihan, L. Dreher, E. Moyer.’ E. Richards. H. Crosby, S. Madden, B. Davis, F. Dwyer. I Mrs. Allis English Mr. Pryor English Miss Winchell English Mr. Barbour Reading Mrs. Richardson English Mrs. Coulter English Miss Schoneich English Mr. Coloprisco World History Mrs. Porter English Mr. Skaden English Mrs. Barber Social Studies Mr. Engels American History Mr. Keenan American History Mr. Morehouse Social Studies Miss Meade World History Mr. Siring Social Studies 1 Mr. Theobald American History Mr. Hawley Math Mr. Doris Science Mrs. Tubbcrt Science Mrs. Webb American History Mr. Oswald Math Mr. Fox Science Mr. Gctman Math Mr. Tudman Math Mr. Lindenmayer. Science Mi. Mercer Music Mr. Whitman Music 13 Mrs. Grist wood Math Mr. Bender Science Mr. Matthews Science Mr. Brussel Business Mrs. Widger Business Mr. Enders Industrial Arts Miss Farley French Miss DcFiore Business Miss Boshart Home Economics Mr. Kranz Industrial Arts Mrs. Good fellow Latin-German Miss Maschiri Business Miss Fostini Home Economics Mr. MacPherson Industrial Arts Mrs. Meltzer Spanish Mrs. Pender Business Mr. Cooke Industrial Arts Mr. Pulver Special Mrs. Bramble French Mrs. Hood Physical Education Miss Schmitt Physical Education Mrs. Kimball Art Mr. Galloway Driver Education N.Y. State Employment Department Mr. Stevens Vocational-Industrial Co-op Training The following people were absent when pictures were taken Eng. Mr. Cercio; Phy. Ed., Mr. Arcaro, Mr. Sennctt, Mr. Pelcher; Science, Mr. Mignault; Special, Mrs. Kinslow. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ELLEN WILKINSON, MARTHA GAUDERN, NANCY GETMAN. BIRT EVANS, PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SALLY MISNER, PRESIDENT CHARLES VREDENBURG, VICE-PRESIDENT NANCY FINCH, SECRETARY RODERICK ROBINSON, TREASURER I 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS DIANE REEVES, NANCY FINCH. SALLY MISNER, FREDERICK PRICE, PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER PATRICIA II ANBURY. JANE GURLEY. DIANE REEVES. ROSEMARY BOYLE, PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER 18 BETH ELLEN ABBOTT jl “Let me hear Music alw Chorus. 4, all-state, Twenty, 4. ays” all-county, JOHN FLOYD AUSTIN “Wishing, I'm forever wishing” BRIAN G. BARBER Swifty “Too swift arrives as tardy as too slow” Band. 4; Latin Club, 2; Student Council, 1; Jr. Honor Soc., 1: Sr. Honor Soc., 2; Key Club, 1; Basketball, Mgr. 3; Track, 3. MICHAEL BEDFORD Mike “Gentlemen always seem to remember blonds” Swimming, 1, J.V. GARY BENNETT Gary “To do two things at once is to do neither” MARY FRANCIS BIDWELL Mary “Of a good beginning cometh a good end” Chorus, 1; Student Council, 3, Sec.; Red Cross, 1; Drama Club, 1 ; Swimming Club, 2. MICHAEL BLISS Mike Men of few words are the best men ” Photo Club, 1; Soccer, 2, Varsity; Cross Country , 1; Frosh, Swimming, 1, J.V., 2, Varsity; Lacrosse, 4, Varsity. LYLE BOWEN Lyle ‘‘Heroism feels and never reasons ana therefore is always right.” JOHN ERNEST BIGLIARDI John His kindness of heart is equalled only by the red of his hair.” Orchestra, 2; Band, 2 i; Math Club, 1; F.A.A., 2; Drama Club, 1. WILLIAM BIRSETT Bill Practice is the best of all instructors” SHARON LEE BLAKE Sherri She seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows ” SUSAN ELAINE BLAKESLEE Sue A little learning is a dangerous thing.” Girls’ Sports I ROSEMARY BOYLE Rosie “She has a gentle smile and a kindly word to say.” Latin Club, 3; Spanish Club, 1; Junior Honor Society, 2; F.T.A., 2; Drama Club, 1; Treasurer of Freshman Class. NANCY JUNE BROWN Nancy “Live life — every golden minute of it!” Orchestra, 3; Chorus, 1; Latin Club. 2, Sec. ; French Club, 2; Junior Honor Soci- ety, 2; Senior Honor Society, 2; Red Cross, 1; F.T.A., Sec,; Aquettes, 1; Dolphinettes, 1. RACHEL ELOISE BROWN Rach “Live for today and worry about tomor- row, tomorrow.” PHILLIP BRAND “Action! Action! Action!” Brand rL. V CLAIRE NEVEN BUCKLEY, JR. Bud “An angelic boyhood becomes satanic old age.” German Club, 2; F.T.A., 1; Track, I, J.V., 1, Varsity; Football, 1, J.V., 2, Varsity; Wrestling, 1, J.V., 2, Varsity. RICHARD BURR Rich “So long as you are secure you will count many friends” MARGARET BUSHEY Pgsgy “Very few things matter and nothing matters very much” JAMES VICTOR CALI “Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes.” Soccer, I, Varsity; Wrestling, 3, Varsity, Track, I, J.V.; Baseball, 2, Varsity. ROBERT ARTHUR CARRINGTON Inky “Contentment is better than wisdom.” Wrestling, 1, Varsity; Track, 2, Varsity. SALLY JO CASSA'VAUGH Sal “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today.” DEAN EDWARD CANE Dean-0 “I’m only a beer teetotaller, not a cham- pagne teetotaller.” Latin Club, I: Photo Club, 1: Cross Country, 1, J.V.: Basketball, 2, Varsity. JAMES RAY CARL, JR. Jim “Whatever he did was done with so much ease.” French Club, 2. SUSAN JOYCE CHAMBERLAIN Sue “I believe in friendship, for 1 have found it good ” GENEVIEVE CLARK Sue “Life is a jest and all things show it ” THOMAS JAMES CAWLEY Tom “What man can calculate what a girl will say or do?” Wrestling. 1, J.V.; 2, Varsity Gymnastics, 2, Varsity; Track, 3. Varsity. JANICE MARIE. CELLANA Cellini “For men at most differ as heaven and earth ” Latin Club, I, Sec; French Club, 2; Drama Club, 1. MICHAEL ALAN CLINE Wine-0 “Live as if there’s no tomorrow SHARON CONAUCHTON Sharie Life, though short, should be enjoyed to the fullest.” French Club, 2; F.T.A., 2; Drama Club 3; Girl’s Sports, 2. WALLACE JAMES CONNELL Bwana “A smart man often outsmarts himself.” Chorus, .3; Latin Club, 2; Student Coun- cil, 1; Senior Honor Society, 2; Football, 1, Frosh; Baseball, 1, Mgr.; Drama Club, 1; Debate Society, 1; Basketball, 1, Mgr.; Bowling, 1. RICHARD CREGO Dick “A friend is not known, hut in need” Photo Club, Sec., Treas.; V.P.; Football, 2, J.V. TED ROBERT CREGO Hot Lips “All great men are dead, and I don't feel so good myself.” Band, 4: Latin Club, 1; Spanish Club, 1; LYRE Staff; Key Club, 1; Soccer, 1; Tennis, 4. CHARLES STANLEY DANN Chuck “A wise yuan calculates his chances” Gymnastics Club, 1. JAMES DILL WORTH j{m ‘‘Powerful indeed is the empire of Habit” JOHN J. CUMMINGS “The time to he happy is now.' Jack PAULA BROOK DONLEY Polly Good cheer is no hindrance to a good lifer WORTH DOUGLAS Worth Strongest minds are often these which the noisy world hears least Chorus, 1; Latin Club, 2; French Club, 3, V.P.; F.T.A., 3, Pres.; Senior Honor Society, 2. PATRICIA LEE DURDEL T rish “Her lovely eyes are cupid’s arms, and every look a dart. LYRE Staff: Cheerleading, 2, Varsity. KATHLEEN ANN DREIIER Kathy “None but herself can be her parallel. Cheerleading, 1, Frosh, 1, Varsity. GERALD ROBERT DUGAR Duge uU s nice to be important but more important to be nice. PATRICIA MARIE CHRISTINA DYE Mother “Life is my college: May I graduate well and earn honors! Chorus, 3; Top Twenty, 3; All County, 2; Latin Club, 3; French Club, 2, Pres.; Junior Honor Society, 2; Red Cross, 2, Treas., V.P.; F.T.A., 3, Corr. Sec. ROBERT HENRY EDINGER To enjoy delight with liberty. Soccer, 2, Varsity; Baseball, 1, J.V., 1 Varsity. SHARLENE YVONNE EKROSS “Gentle comes the world to those cast in gentle molds MYRON JOHN ENO The worst is yet to come. F. BIRT EVANS. JR “Home is Heaven and orgies are vile. but I like an orgy once in a while Band, 4; Latin Club, 1; LYRE Staff; Junior Honor Society, 2; Senior Honor Society. 2: Drama Club. 1 ; Debate Soci- ety, 2: Key Club, 1: Soccer, 2, Varsity; Track, 2, Varsity; Wrestling, 1, J.V.; Lacrosse, 1. Varsity: Senior Class Treas- urer. KATHRYN ANN FENCHEL e merry. Latin Club, 1 ; Junior Honor Society, 2 Red Cross, 1; F.H.A.. 2; Photo Club, 2 Drama Club, 3; Girls’ Sports, 2. CHARLYNE FILAPELLO “It’s not as nice to be important as it is important to be nice Chorus, 2; F.H.A., 1 PETER GARRETT FITZPATRICK Fitz “Man is by nature a political animal” Junior Honor Society, 1 ; Football, 2, Frosh, 1, J.V., 1, Varsity; Swimming, 2, Varsity; Lacrosse, 4. SALLY IRENE FORDERKONZ Sally “Gentle of speech. beneficient of mind.” Red Cross, 1; F.H.A., 2. MARTHA ELIZABETH CAUDERN Marty “Charm is the measure of attraction’s power ” Student Council. 2; LYRE Staff; French Club, 2; F.T.A., 1: Drama Club, 1: Vice President of Senior Class. MARY ROBIDIOUX GERMAIN Germy “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm” Latin Club, 2, V.P., Pres.: Spanish Club, 1 : F.T.A., 2; Drama Club, 2. NANCY LEE GETMAN Nancy “When sissy got into school here . . . her father was pleased as punch ” Latin Club, 2; Junior Honor Society, 2; Senior Honor Society 2: F.T.A., 1; Drama Club, 1; Cheerleading, 1, Frosh, 2, Varsity; Secretary of Senior Class. RICHARD GILBERT Dick “Prosperity is just around the corner ” ■«i'-rvv JOANNE GOLDSWORTHY Jo “Spare your breath and cool your por- ridge.” VIRGINIA KAY GOLDSWORTHY Ginny Kay “Who said silence is golden? Not I” Chorus, 2; Red Cross, 1. FRED GREENE Fred “Treat your enemy as if he might become a friend” RICHARD ALLEN GRUTKA Rick “That favorite subject, myself.” French Club, 1 ; Red Cross, 1 ; Drama Club, 1; Debate Society, 1; Football, 1, J.V., 2, Varsity; Basketball, 1, J.V., 1, Varsity; Baseball, 1, J.V., 3, Varsity, 2, All County. JANE ELIZABETH GURLEY Jane “Soft is the music that would charm forever” Band, 4; Chorus, 2, All County; Latin Club, 3; Junior Honor Society, 2; Senior Honor Society, 2; LYRE Staff; Drama Club, 1; Girls’ Sports, 1; Freshman Class Vice President. HAROLD HAHN “The end justifies the means” Harold JAMES NEIL HENDRIX ‘My dear, my better half. ARTHUR HOGAN “No one knows what he can do until he tries EDWARD PETER HOUSE Slim It is much easier to be critical than correct” Band, 5: German Club, 2; Football, 1 Frosh. JUDY HOWE judy Example is the school of mankind, and they will learn at no other . GARY HUBBARD Hub “Foolishness is for fools. Latin Club, 2; Football, 1, J.V., 2, Var- sity; Wrestling, 1, Mgr., Track, 2, J.V. HAROLD HUDSON Jack “Material wealth lies for the taking. Band, 4; Football, Frosh, J.V. THOMAS HALL HUDSON Hud “My son, be good” Gymnastics, 2, Varsity. RICHARD JAMES HUGHES Rick “Put aside trifiling hopes .” Latin Club, 2: German Club, 2; Math Club, 1; Swiming, 2, Varsity; Tennis, 4. Varsity. STEPHEN ROBERT HULLAND Hull and “A man used to vicissitudes is not easily dejected.” German Club, 1 ; Red Cross. 1 ; Soccer, 1, J.V., 3, Varsity; Track, 1, J.V.; Gym- nastics, 1, J.V.; Lacrosse, 2, J.V., 1, Varsity. JAMES RICHARD HUNTER Jim Come follow me and leave this babbling world behind.” Red Cross, I; Football. 1, J.V.,1, Varsity; Wrestling, I, J.V., 2. Varsity; Lacrosse, 2, Varsity. JERRY HUNTER Jerry “What is worth doing is worth doing well”. CAROL ANN INGISON Carol (rive to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.” Latin Club, 2; Junior Honor Society, 2; Senior Honor Society, 2; Red Gross, 1; Drama Club, 1 ; Chcerleading, I, Varsity. ANNA LOUISE JETTY Anna A picture is a poem without words. Spanish Club, 1; Student Council, 2 Junior Honor Society, 2, Treas.; F.T.A. I; LYRE Staff. DONALD LUKE JETTY uPromise is most given when the least is saidr Chorus, 3; Top Twenty, 3. CHARLES THOMAS JOHNSON Chuck Soccer, 1: Cross Country, 1 MARILYN SUE JOHNSON Marilyn intelli- “Originality is the measure of gence.,} Chorus, 2; French Club, 2, Sec. Honor Society, 2: F.T.A., 2 Sports, 1. Junior Girls’ THOMAS JONES back is somewhat to advance. HENRYA KARKUT Hankie A word, well chosen German Club, 2; Student Council, 1; Drama Club, 1 ; Girls’ Sports, 1; LYRE Staff Assistant. DONALD KICK Don “In skating over thin ice, our safety is our speed.” GEORGE PERRY KILBURN George “Our self-made men are the glory of our institutions.” Football, 1, Frosh, 1, Varsity. RACHEL ANN KENYON Rach “An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow.” Girls Sports, 4. LEONARD JAMES KERR Len “A young man will be wiser by and by.” Chorus, 1. VIRGINIA LOU KINDSFATHER Ginny “Laugh and live only as youth can.” JOAN KINGLSEY Joan “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.” F.T.A., 3, Corr. See.; French Club, 2; Senior Chorus, 2; Girls' Chorus, 2. ALFRED W. LATHAM Hop “Let us endeavor so to live so that when we die even the undertaker will be sorry.” Key Club, 2, V.P.; Cross Country 3, Varsity, 1, J.V.; Wrestling, 2, J.V.; Track, 3. DAVID KENNETH LAVALLEE Padre A great mind becomes a great fortune ” Latin Club, 3, Treas.; Pres.; Student Council, 2, V.P.; Junior Honor Society, 2; Senior Honor Society, 2; LYRE Staff; Debate Society, 2; Soccer, 2, Varsity; Cross Country, 1, Varsity, 2, Frosh; Wrestling, 2, J.V. JOHN MICHAEL KUNO There is but one step from truimph to ruin.” Latin Club, 2; Student Council, 1; Foot- ball, 2, Varsity, 1, J.V.; Track, 2, Varsity, 1, J.v. DENNIS LANDERS Denny Love, hope, fear, faith — these make humanity” CLIFFORD CHARLES KOPECKY Cliff “A man should be upright, not kept upright” Football, 1, J.V., 2, Frosh. TERRANCE ALAN KOZMA Terry uThose with a frivolous nature are a benefit to humanity ” Wrestling, 2, J.V. SANDRA JEAN LYON I lire on the sunny side of the street Chorus, 2 RAYMOND LYONS He looks the not any man. Projectionist Club, 4, Pres,; Soccer, 4, Varsity; Cross Country, 4, Varsity; Wres- tling, 3, Varsity; Laci rossc, 3, Varsity. DONALD WILLIAM MACOMBER “Here come high hopes knocking on my door. Chorus, 3; Football. 1, Frosh, 4, Varsity; Wrestling, 1. J.V., 3, Varsity: Track, 2 Varsity. KELLEY MANN “Though a man be wise, it is no shame for him to live and learn.” Latin Club, 2; German Club, 2; Student Council, 2. TANA LEE MATHEWSON “What is the hardest task in the world? To think” Chorus, 2; Drama Club, 2 DAVID WOOD MATTHEWS Dave “With malice towards none, an towards all.” ALAN R. McGUFFIE Al “Blessed are the joy makers Latin Club, 2; Tennis, 1, Varsity. KATHLEEN McRORIE Mac “Not knowing when the dawn may come, I open every door. Girls’ Sports, 2. JANCE McARDELL Janie “Nothing is so popular as kindness.” Chorus, 2. sharon McGovern “Life, thou art good Sharon ANDREW J. McVICKER Drew “Why not go out on a limb — isn't that where the fruit is? Soccer, 1, Varsity; Football, 1, Fresh, 1, J.V.; Gymnastics, 1, Varsity. CHRISTIE McVICKER Mac “Men who say ‘it can't be done' are continuajly interrupted by someoody's doing it. Soccer, 4, Varsity; Basketball, 1, J.V., 1, Varsity; Lacrosse, 4, Varsity. MARY LOUISE MOWINS Mary “We boil at different degrees Chorus, 4; French Club, 3; F.T.A., 3; Drama Club, 2; Top Twenty, 1. KENNETH EDWIN MYERS Ken “I doubt it!” Band, 4; Football, 1, Mgr. “There are those who give with joy, and that joy is their rewards NICHOLAS STEPHEN MELNICK Nick “Silence, when nothing needs to be said, is the eloquence of discretion ” SALLY ANNE MISNER French Club, 3; Student Council, 3; Junior Honor Society, 2; Senior Honor Society, 2, Sec. — Treas.; LYRE Staff; Drama Club, 2; Cheer- leading, 1, Frosh, 1, Varsity; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class President. EVELYN DELL NEUPERT Eve “There is a chord in every heart touched aright” F.H.A., 3. GARRY NIEROTKA Garry “I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat.” Football, 2, J.V., 1, Frosh, 1, Varsity; Gymnastics, 2, Varsity; Gym Club, 1; Track, 1, J.V., 1, Varsity. GARY FRANCIS O’BRIEN “Fools rush in where angels fear to tread” Chorus, 2 MICHAEL RAY O’BRIEN His opinion was his law, LARRY ORCUTT Either J will find a way or I will make Latin Club, 1, Treas.; German Club, 1 Treas.; Junior Honor Society, 1, Pres. Key Club, 1, Treas.; Track, 2, Varsity. PAMELA ANN OTTS Honest labor bears a lovely face. Chorus, 1 ; Student Council, 1; Junior Honor Society, 2; Senior Honor Society, 2; Red Cross, 1; Drama Club, 2. EDWARD J. PACIENCIA Student Council, 1 CHARLENE ANN PALMER Chuck Every sound shall end in silence Latin Club, 2, V.P.; Red Cross, 1; F.T.A. 3; Future Nurses, 1, Pari., V.P.; F.H.A. FREDERICK PICKARD Rick “Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing .” Football, 1, Frosh, 1, J.V.; Swimming, 4, Varsity; Baseball, 1, Varsity; Track, I, Varsity; Golf. 2. GARY R. PICKARD Gary “Man is a name of honor for a king.” SUSAN ANN PARRY Sue “The only way to have a friend is to be one” French Club, 3, See.; F.T.A., 3. JOANNE RUTH PATCHETT Jo “A soul as white as heaven” French Club, 2; Red Cross, 1; F.T.A., 3, Historian; F.H.A., 2; Girls’ Sports, 2. JOHN T. PIZZILLO JR. Tom “Hasten slowly.” Band, 1 ; Projectionist Club, 1 ; Football, I, Mgr. FREDERICK JAMES PRICE Fred “Vve taken my fun where I’ve found it.” Soccer, 2, Varsity; Baseball, 1, Frosh, 1, J. V.; Sophomore Class Treasurer. i MICHAEL CARL RICE “Haste maketh waste ” Mike Football, 3, Varsity, 1, Frosh: Wrestling, 3, Varsity: Basketball 2, J.V., 2, Varsity. RICHARD EDWARD RICE Dick “Destiny has two ways of crushing us — by refusing our wishes and by fulfilling them” RODERICK SCOTT ROBINSON Rod “No stranger is the crowd could doubt, t'was Roddy at the bat” Orchestra, 3; Band, 5; Student council President: LYRE Staff; Drama Club, 2; Debate Society, 2; Soccer, 3, Varsity; Basketball, 1, J.V., 1, Varsity; Baseball, 1, J.V. 3, Varsity; Junior Class Treasurer. MARSHA ANN ROGERS Marsh “But to see her is to love her.” Student Council, 1; Drama Club, 1. JOSEPH ANDREW RITTER Andy “Honor lies in honest toil.” Latin Club, 1; German Club, 1; Key Club, 1; Football, 1, Varsity; Tennis, 1, Varsity. PAUL EDWARD ROBINSON Paul “Til do the difficult now; the impossible will take a little longer.” Chorus, 2; Latin Club. 1; German Club, 2; Student Council, 1; Junior Honor Soc- iety, 2; Senior Honor Society, 2: Debate Society, 2, Pres.; Basketball, 1, Frosh, 1, J.V., 1, Varsity. GORDAN ALLEN ROOT Stretch Reading is to the mind as exercise is to the body ” ELLEN MARGARET RUHL Ellen Gee, but you re swell” Latin Club, 2. DIANA LEE RYAN Di I am very fond of the company of men ” Chorus, 4; Drama Club, 2. WALTER SCHLECHT Walt I have never yet given a second-hand opinion of anything or anyone ” Football, 1, Varsity; Cross Country, 1, Frosh. MARY JO SCHUSTER Mary She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and something pleasant to think on.” Drama Club, 1. LINDA ELLEN SAVERY Lynne Is she not more than painting can ex- press?” F.A.A., Pres.; LYRE Staff; Drama Club, 3; Swimming, I. LAWRENCE MICHAEL SHAFFNER Larry “Life is a bowl of cherry pits ” Chorus, 4: Football, 1, J.V.; Baseball, 1, J.V., 2’ Varsity. CARL SHAW Carl “Some say he’s bashful; others doubt it.” Projectionist Club, 1. GEORGENE VERA SHAW George “But I can dream, can’t I?” Latin Club, 2: French Club, 2; Student Council, 1, See.: Drama Club. 1: Cheer- leading, 1, Varsity. BARBARA SLOAT Barbi “Some say the world was made for fun and frolic — so do I” Chorus, 5: French Club. 1: Drama Club, 2; Top Twenty, 3. JOHN HENRY SMITH Smitty KARLANN ROSE SMITH Photo Club, 3; Drama Club, 2; Girls’ Sports, 1. MARTIN SMITH Marly VIRGINIA MARGARET SNAVLIN Ginie “Always happy, nerer sad, sometimes naughty, nerer had ' Chorus, 2; All County, 2; Student Coun- cil, 1: Junior Honor Society, 2; Senior Honor Society, 2; F.T.A., 3, Trcas. ; Top Twenty, 2. THOMAS J. SPEIER Tom “Td climb the highest hill if she were at the top ” Key Club, 1; Football, I, J.V., 3, Var- sity; Gymnastics, 1; Lacrosse, 1, Varsity; Baseball, 1, J.V., 1, Varsity. “A man needs wine, women, and song to help solve his problems and smooth life along.” Orchestra, 1: Band, 5; Student Council, 2; Drama Club, 2; Soccer, 1, Varsity: Cross Country, 2, Varsity; Track, 2, Var- sity; Top Twenty, 2; All County, 2; LYRE Staff Editor. ROMEYN WALTER SMITH “It isn’t what you do, it’s what you get caught doing.” Soccer, 1, J.V.; Footbll, 2, J.V. THOMAS WILLIAM SPROLE Sparky “In war there is no second chance for a mistake.” ROBERTA ELIZABETH STEFFENSON Bobbi KARL STEINACHER Russian o V DONALD SCOTT VanDERVEER Don “It is only the ignorant who despise edu- cation” Photo. Club, 2; V.P. Wrestling, J.V., 1; Swimming, J.V., 1. LYNDA ELLEN VICKERY Lynne “Only as good as she should be.” French Club, 1; Drama Club, 1. TRACY TYLER Tracy “To be a chef, Ah, yes!” Chorus, 1; Red Cross, 2, Pres.; Cross Country, 1. GEORGE GRANT VanCLEAF Pooch “Vve got the world on a string.” Latin Club, 1. “You cannot put the same shoe on every foot” Football, 1, J.V., 1, Varsity. ROBERT JOHN TESKA Bob “I may be tall, but Tm still reaching for the moon.” MARY ALICE WARNER Mary “She shall have music where ever she goes.” Chorus, 4; Top Twenty, 2; All County, 2; Orchestra, 2 : Red Cross, 1; Swimming, 1. JUDITH MAXINE WATKINS Judy “Never worry — never will” Red Cross, 1; F.H.A., 1. . EDITH MAE WEIGAND Edie “Honor thy father and thy mother ” Red Cross, 1. THELMA LOUISE WEIGAND Thelma “He who serves well and speaks not, rnerits more than they who clamor loud- est at the door ” Latin Club, 2. CHARLES CLIFTON VREDENBURG Buddy “There is only one important moment in your life — That is now ” Band, 3; Latin Club, 2, Treas.; Student Council 3, Treas.; Junior Honor Society, 2, Treas.; Key Club, 1; Soccer, 3, Var- sity; Cross Country, I, J.V.; Basketball, 1, JV., Varsity; Baseball, 1, J.V., 3, Varsity; Vice President of Junior Class. DIANA LEE WALTERS Dee Dee “Keep your eyes a smiling when times are blue.” Red Cross, I; Drama Club, I. ELLEN MARIE WILKINSON Ellen “Put your trust in God, boys, and keep your plows dry” French Club, 2; Student Council, 4; Junior Honor Society, 2; F.T.A., 2; Drama Club, 1 ; Senior Class President. JOHN GEORGE WOLFE III Wolfie “Girls, girls, girls were made to love.” Chorus, 1; Latin Club 4; Student Coun- cil, 1; Red Cross, 1 ; Photo Club, 4, Pres.; Football, 1, Frosh; LYRE Staff. Weirsie MICHAEL WEIRS “Life is too short to worry. Chorus, 1: Baseball, 2, J.V., 2, Varsity; Bowling, 1. BRUCE CHRISTIAN WERNER Bruce “Love and do what you will” Latin Club, 3; Drama Club, 2. LARRY WOOLRIDGE Larry “The man who acts the least upbraids the most ” DAVID LAWRENCE WRIGHT Aphro “A mathematician has reached the high- est rung on the ladder of human thought.” Latin Club, 2; German Club, 2; Math Club. 3, Pre: ., Red Cross, 1; Drama Club, I; Debate Society, 2, Moderator; Tennis, 1, J.V. ELLEN MARIE YASTRIB Eloise “But I have promises to keep; and miles to go before I sleep.” French Club, 2; Photo Club, 3; Drama Club, 2; Girls’ Sports, 3. GEORGIA ANN YOUNG Gay “East side, west side, all around the town” Spanish Club, 1; Student Council, 1; Red Cross, 1; Drama Club, 1. ROBERT ADAM WYSOCKI “After basketball, love is the most exhil- arating sport of all ” Orchestra, 1; Latin Club, 1; Student Council, 2, Treas.; Junior Honor So- ciety, 2; Senior Honor Society, 2, V.P.; Debate Society, 2; Key Club, 2, Pres.; Cross Country, 4, Varsity, 1, Frosh; Base- ball, 1, J.V.; Track, 3, Varsity; Basket- ball, 2, Frosh, I, J.V., 1, Varsity. BERNARD YAGER Rapid Bernte FREDERICK ZUCK Fred “You can never plan the future by the past” “Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he will never be disappointed ” ROD ROBINSON Student Council President DAVID WRIGHT Merit Scholarship Program, Letter of Commendation JIM CONNELL Merit Scholarship Program. Letter of Commendation SALLY MISNER Merit Scholarship Program, Letter of Commendation Elmira College Key Award 1962 Empire Girls State MARTY SMITH MONICA ZAMORA LYRE Staff Editor A.F.S. from Chile 50 PAUL ROBINSON A.F.S. to Greece BRUCE WERNER Merit Scholarship Program, Letter of Commendation PETER HANSEN Merit Scholarship Program, Letter of Commendation Salutatorian Honor Society President 1962 Empire Boys State GARY RHODEHAMEL Merit Scholarship Program, Letter of Commendation B1RT EVANS Merit Scholarship Program, Letter of Commendation ELLEN WILKINSON Senior Class President DAVE LAVALLEE Merit Scholarship Program, Letter of Commendation Valedictorian Student Council Vice President Here is our will, from us to you; if it makes you sad, color it blue. If it has no meaning, and makes you frown, hang your head and color it brown. If our will is dull it makes you snooze, grab your sleeping pills and color it char- treuse. If our many thoughts leave you goopy and icky, dip your brush in the blue and color it sticky. But if these pages leave you calm and serene, be nonchalant and color them green. If you like the way our story is told, then pay us a tribute and color it gold. Beth Abbott wills her battered chorus music to Lorraine Belzer. John Austin leaves his beat up horn to any up and coming musician who can smooth out the bumps. Brian Barber leaves to get away from. Mr. Scnnett’s stop watch. Mike Bedford leaves his snake bite kit to Mr. Mignault. Gary Bennett leaves. Mary Bidwell leaves an offer to Jo Pickard to trade names. John Bigliardi leaves his seat in orchestra to any fool who wants it. Bill Birsott leaves to go water the Angus cows. Sharon Blake leaves her American History I book to Mr. Keenan. Sue Blakeslee leaves the Navy to any girl who likes sailors. Mike Bliss leaves a half pint of T-Bird to Mr. George Hawley. Lyle Bown leaves to have his picture taken for the '63 Lyre. Rosemary Boyle leaves her midnight snacks to “Cozy” Morse. Phillip Brand leaves his brothers for the teachers. Nancy Brown leaves the viola section rather empty. Rachel Brown leaves her finger nails to any underslassmen who bite theirs. Clair Buckley leaves football to any one who can improve it. Ricky Burr leaves his Model A Ford to Ron Speir. Margaret Bushcy leaves the affection of all her teachers to Harold. Jim Cali leaves his wrestling diet to any crazy freshman. Dean Cane leaves with “Wy” for places unknown. Jim Carl leaves his American Observers to any Junior who wants them. Boh Carrington leaves his 300 Savage to any up and coming deer slayer. Sally Cassavaugh leaves to join Miss Schmitt on one of her wild weekends. Tom Cawley leaves his gymnastics rope and vaulting pole to Bob Baldwin. Jan Cellana leaves 1 “Beasely” to Jean Kopccky to join the floor scrubbers at S. U. Sue Chamberlain leaves the other suckers on the route. Sue Clark leaves Nancy Evans her dancing shoes. Mike Cline leaves his driving to anyone who can afford to make Judge Sawyer's car payments. Sharie Conaughton leaves Eunie Miller her ability to lose things. Jim Connell leaves his dubious sex appeal to Jerry Vrcden- burg who needs it. Dick Crego leaves his football ability to Dave LaVallee. Tod Crego wills his ability as a tabic-tennis (ping-pong) player to ????? Jack Cummings leaves a fist in the teeth to Ron Palmer. Chuck Dann leaves a set of inonogrammed grease rags to Mr. Cook. John Dillworth leaves for Georgia. Polly Donley leaves for B-a-a-ston. Worth Douglas leaves Lorraine Meyer saying ‘T have this play . . . ” Kathy Drehcr leaves her flirting ability to Phylis Wysocki. Jerry Duger leaves Fee Fee to Janine. Pat Durdel leaves her fender-bending ability to Dee Dee Alice. Pat Dye leaves her smile to Mr. Bogardus. Bob Edinger leaves his rotten luck to the next unfortunate senior. Sharlene Ekross leaves to have a good time. John Eno leaves everything to my sister. Birt Evans leaves for an extended vacation with the senior class surplus. Kathy Fenchel leaves her bottle of starch to Post 80. Charlyne Filapello leaves her ready smile to any unhappy fellow’. Pete Fitzpatrick leaves Dutchman’s to find proof. Marty Gaudern leaves her knitting talent to Jean Kopccky. Mary Germain leaves her chewing gum to Mrs. Gristwood. Nancy Getman leaves her height to a modeling agency. Dick Gilbert leaves for a new horizon. Joanne Goldsworthy leaves for the next bus to Michigan with Linda Perrin. Ginny Goldsworthy leaves Miss Schmitt to join Robin Hood and his fans. Fred Greene leaves in his hot Pontiac Rick Grutka leaves the after effects of Mr. Morehouse's food to Bob Turner. Jane Gurley leaves her scat in music class to Nancy. Harold Hahn leaves without regrets. Chris Hamm leaves Sue Ellis to haunt Mrs. Hood. Penny Hamm leaves Bev Roberts to Baker High for further brain development. Pete Hansen leaves Mr. Arcaro’s keys to next year's football manager. Donna Harrington leaves for Norfolk. Craig Harvey leaves for Cross Lake in his yacht. Dan Hayes leaves to carve the Mona Lisa in the snow. Jim Hendrix leaves his drum-sticks to Danny Vcc and the tenors. Art Hogan leaves for the town dump in his Ford. Ed House leaves his courage, intelligence and understanding to someone who doesn’t need it. Gary Hubbard leaves all his official documents to Lee Lit- terbrant and any 4 other guys. Jack Hudson leaves his bucket seats home when he goes to the drive-in. Tom Hudson leaves his Hollywood muffler to Jack Com- mane. Rick Hughes leaves his tennis racket to anyone w’ho can use it. Steve Ilulland leaves his story telling ability to Wayne Brantley. Jim Hunter leaves this school, glad to get out. Jerry Hunter leaves his brains to Tom Pickard. Carol Ingison leaves her checrlcading sweatshirt and a clothes pin to Marcy Meeker. Anna Jetty leaves artistic ability to any prospective junior. Don Jetty leaves his taxi service for Mr. Doris to any de- serving student. Chuck Johnson leaves his ability to hit poles to Jeff Cooper. Marilyn Johnson leaves her prize heifer to Sue Dcnce. Tom Jones leaves to wait for his bride. Hankie Karkut leaves her blonde hair to Jo Pickard. Rachel Kenyon leaves for Oklahoma, “Bye B’ville” Leonard Kerr wills his Algebra seat to any unlucky student taking Algebra. Donald Kick leaves on a hunting trip. George Kilbum leaves his history marks to Mrs. Webb. Ginny Kindsfather leaves her scat in Mr. Brussel’s room to any future business student. Joan Kingsley leaves her French books to Lorraine Bclzer. C.lifF Kopecky leaves his ability to blow smoke rings to Jo Tetrault. Terry Kozma leaves Brandy Litterbrant to suffer. Mary Kulba leaves her Health book to Miss Schmitt. John Kuno leaves a copy of his new book, “How To Suc- ceed in the Lunch Line Without Even Trying” to Mr. Bogardus. Dennis Landers leaves his French II hook to anyone who can translate it. AI Latham leaves his packboard to any up and coming “46-er.” Dave Lavallee leaves height to Bill Gooden so he can make the varsity basketball team. Rosemary Lawrence leaves her pleasing personality to Roberta Forderkonz. Dave Liddlc leaves himself to next year’s senior class. Ellen Lindsley leaves her gum to Miss Masshiri. Terry Litterbrant leaves to conquer Yukon Eric. Mike Loreman leaves his “do-nothing” ability to next year’s shop class. Dave Luke leaves his red face to Mr. Oswald. Sandra Lyons being of sound mind wishes to leave the school before she gets kicked out. Ray Lyons leaves his lacrosse stick to Tom Goodwin. Don Macornbcr leaves for the sports bowl to have one more. Kelly Mann leaves his German book to Mrs. Goodfellow. Tana Mathewson leaves Miss Schmitt to Deedee Durdel to take care of. Dave Matthews leaves his drag racing and demolition derbies to Jeff Cooper. Jane McArdell wills her place at the end of the lunch line to Pat Danielson. Sharon McGovern leaves her ability for getting into trouble to Bonnie Smith. Al McGuffie leaves his old 16 gauge to Gary. Kathy McRorie leaves her ponytail to Mr. Engels, he’ll need it. Andy McVicker leaves his superior mind to Dick Kelly and his “golden toe” to Wayne Brantley. Chris McVicker leaves Ron Speier wi.h pncumonoultra microscopic silico volcano koniosis. Nick Melnick leaves his quietness to Mr. Skadcn. Sally Misner leaves for the Peppermint Lounge with John. Mary Movvins leaves her blush to Mr. Fox. Ken Myers leaves all the broken parts from his Chevy to Ed, Lynda, and Vickie. Evelyn Neupert leaves the school to Ann Neupert to take care of for her. Gariy Nierotka leaves Al Pryor (big Al) a purple and green sports car. Gary O’Brien leaves his artistic background to anyone. Mike O’Brien leaves for parts unknown. Larry Orc.utt leaves money! That is Key Club’s money to its new treasurer. Pam Otts leaves her ability to get into trouble to Susan Chamberlain. Ed Paciencia leaves his paper airplanes to any studyhall teacher. Charlene Palmer leaves her position as V.P. of F.T.A. to anyone who wants it. Sue Perry leaves her Algebra seat in Mrs. Gristwood’s Tues- day row to any up and coming student. Joanne Patchett leaves her quietness to Chris Langworthy. Rick Pickard leaves school looking for more “Mary days.” Gary Pickard leaves his pheasants to Mr. Evans. John Pi zillo leaves for the cruel world. Diane Polak leaves her quietness to one of the many fresh- men who need it. Fred Price leaves in Mirriah III. Ray Racha leaves a torrid patch of second. Mony Ramirez leaves to the people of B’ville every good wish for the future years during which she will have many happy memories of her stay here. Carol Ramsing leaves her adorable figure to Jo Ellen Pick- ard. Dick Rawson leaves. Diane Reeves leaves her wit to Ellen Wilkinson, junior. Gary Rhodeharne! leaves John Failoni to Bob Vanderpan to do with as he sees fit. Mike Rice leaves, finally!! Dick Rice leaves to find his destiny. Andy Ritter leaves with a great happiness; “I’m finally out.” Paul Robinson leaves his scat in sixth period studv hall to another arbitrator. Rod Robinson leaves his many activities to anyone daring enough to gamble sanity with success and failure. Marsha Rogers leaves for the Sports Bowl, legally. Gordon Root wishes “Buzsy” McWilliams’ next homeroom teacher good luck. Ellen Ruhl leaves her Latin ability to Lorraine Meyer. Diana Ryan leaves to try to pass the Navy’s physical exami- nation. Linda Savery leaves to practice knot-tying. Walt Schecht leaves his inability to do math to any junior that is failing math too. Mary Schuster leaves her nickname “Schlitz” to Kit Mann, for whom it will be more appropriate. Larry ShafTncr leaves his 33-inch bat to Jim Trcxler. Carl Shaw leaves, glad of it. Georgene Shaw leaves “Miss Clairol” to Debbie Lowery. Barb Sloat leaves so that the girls at “the” lunch table will have something to talk about. John Smith leaves with a blonde and his car keys. Candy Smith leaves her peppermint sticks to any under- classman with a sweet tooth. Walt Smith leaves. Marty Smith leaves the editor of the ’64 Lyre the hopes that their year book will be as good as ours. Ginie Snavlin leaves her morning rides with Mrs. Gristwood to another early bird. Tom Speier leaves his French to Mary Meeker. Tom Sprole leaves his natural ability in law' and medicine to Jean Ozman. Bobbi Steffenson leaves Business English and Carol to Mari- lyn. Karl Steinacher leaves with Cliff Kopccky to enjoy a life of love and adventure. Bob Teska leaves school skipping to any slick enough kid to get away with it. Tracy Tyler leaves to his brother the best of luck in his many high school years. George VanClcaf leaves his witty remarks in history class with Mr. Theobald. Don Vanderveer leaves the shops to be reconstructed. Lynda Vickery leaves her success in math to Linda Hale and Ellen Wilkinson. Buddy Vredenburg leaves his seat in Mr. Theobald’s history class to any up and coming historical joker. Diana Walters leaves Nancy Nierotka her cheerfulness and bus 48. Mary Warner leaves her well-worn piano keys to Sylvia Denison. Judy Watkins leaves Sherry Eddy to Baker High — God help Baker High !! Edic Weigand leaves to the school, her sister, Doreen. Thelma Weigand leaves her ability to get everything done at the last minute to Vincent LaQuire. Mike Weirs leaves an empty case of beer to Ed Hollenbeck. Bruce Werner leaves the girls at Baker to anyone who’s foolish enough. Ellen Wilkinson leaves her name to her cousin. John Wrolfe leaves for the Peppermint Lounge with Sally. Larry Woolidge leaves to find his profile sheet. David Wright leaves Mr. Mathews peace, a whirling centri- fuge and three foaming test tubes. Bob Wysocki leaves with Dcano for places unknown (?). Bernard Yager leaves. Ellen Yastrib leaves her hair ribbons to Lorrain Belzer. Gay Young leaves her sunlamp to Pinky Fitzpatrick Fred Zuck leaves the Baker High School to Mrs. Baker. MOST POPULAR Martv Smith and Ellen Wilkinson PROFILE BIGGEST FLIRTS John Wolfe and Hankie Karkut BEST PERSONALITY Marty Smith and Martha Gaudern SENIOR WITTIEST MOST ATHLETIC Terry Litterbrant and Rachel Kcnvon MOST TALENTED Marty Smith and Jane Gurley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pete Hansen and Sallv Misnei PROFILE Peter Hansen and Nancy Brown MOST VERSATILE Paul Robinson and Sally Misner MOST STUDIOUS 6 ii! i?'•• . ■ f j , HOMEROOMS 205-207 Phylis Wysocki Secretary Jim Collins Dick Kelly President V. President JUNIORS Mike Maloney Treasurer ROW I — D. Jacobs, C. Palmer, L. Cloycs, L. Wood, D. Ahearn, M. Drehcr, P. Wysocki, J. Kopccky, S. Calhoun, J. Pickard. ROW 2 — H. Goodfellow, J. Tetrault, N. O’Brien, C. Lynch, J. Palkowski, J. Steves, J. Mitchell, M. Mitchell! D. Clark, Y. Oliver, B. Palen, A. Hirsh, J. Van Blarcom, L. Belzer. ROW 3 — T. Reeder, D. Rood, W. Sabine, G. Frandenburg, A. Thompson, L. Salotto, L. Carlton. ROW 4 — L. Cunningham, J. Golden, J. Collar, D. Rood, J. Shattell, R. Beckley, D. Lane, M. Gay. ROW 5 — S. Lane, T. Reeves, C. Mann, P. Abold, D. Bliss, R. Vader, L. Men- zcl, £. Hallenbcck, J. Boughton, J. Searight, P. Wiberg. CLASS OFFICERS HOMEROOMS 209-211 ROW 1 — J. Wicks, M. Kranz, P. Yerdon, M. Rice, H. Tremblay, S. Thompson, C. Jcnks, K. Carrington, P. Shaw, L. Gates. ROW 2 — S. Dennison, L. Gates, K. Haddad, K. Mackey, J. Patchett, S. McCarthy, T. Oram, J. Rice, J. Rowell, L. Mikulak, B. Bentley, L. Meyer, J. Sands, R. Anklin, J. Ottman, B. Healey. ROW 3 — D. Clarke, J. Mastrogiovanni, L. Liddlc, C. Harney, J. Supple, B. Mac- Ann, D. Wilbur, M. Russ, V. Jakway, T. McConnell, M. Carroll, R. Holmes, J. Collins, J. Montague. ROW 4 — J. Molloy, T. Goodwin, C. Hahn, D. Armstrong, J. Vreden- burg, J. Kowalski, D. Grant, D. Kelly, T. Young, B. Bowers, F. Sheets, F. Seaia, C. Pomeroy, W. Brantley, W. Hare, J. Cooper, J. Ford. JUNIORS HOMEROOMS 213-214 ROW 1 — S. Gromc, M. Power, P. Boyer, S. Disingcr, B. Roberts, C. Otts, N. Jones, B. Auyer, B. Britton, M. Wal- ters. ROW 2 — D. Male, E. Miller, K. Schultze, T. Peck, J. Mt. Pleasant, D. Snow, E. Wilkinson, J. Wilkie, K. Har- roun, L. McLaggan, B. Gravatte, J. Brown, S. LaLone. ROW 3— P. Fitzpatrick, D. Durdcl, R. Pacheck, L. Litter- brant, P. Ryan, R. Russell, R. Sweeting, C. Coughlin, C. Bidwell, D. Pacheck, J. Trcxler, T. Nabywaniec, W. Gawo- recki. ROW 4 — J. Earle, G. Poole, J. Pedder, M. Cartner, B. Asscnheimer, R. Barnes, C. Scarff, D. Horan, J. Meier, P. Nostrant, R. McEwen, R. Cooper, E. Kucharski, N. Ash- ley, M. Maloney. HOMEROOMS 215-217 ROW I — G. Meloling, C. Maniccia, C. Langworthy, S. Perl, C. Butler, C. Hirsh, K. Brown, K. Farley, C. Bennett. ROW 2 — M. Kerr, M. Scott, K. Hunter, C. Blake, C. Gillespie, C. Lamson, R. Forderkonz, D. Hollman, L. Hale, F. Green. ROW 3 — J. Triggs, R. Reed, R. Snow, L. Gallo, S. Sombor, D. Swartz. R. Emmerth, P. Miller, D. Wolford, R. Rogers, J. Perrin, J. Tyner. ROW 4 — R. Cordell, E. Myers, T. Hastings, N. Seacord, D. Loveless, D. Donahue, D. Paige, B. Clark, G. Hendrickson, W. Bittel, A. Warner, J. Kinsclla. JUNIORS Mrs. Baker helps out the Junior Class with their stationery drive. CLASS OFFICERS Debbie Lowery Secretary Nancy Guriy President Dace Vi ceps V. President SOPHOMORES HOMEROOMS 116-122 Alice Judd Treasurer ROW 1 — D. Birk. M. Meeker, P. Collins, L. Assenheimer, S. Dence, D. Harvey, B. Moss. E. Bowen, C. Sweeney, B. Wattam, B. Ingalls. ROW 2 — L. Perrin, D. Smith, L. Barnes, M. Felix, C. Shaver, B. Shallcross, A. Christopcer, C. Rogers, E. McCord, C. Turner, M. Mitchell, L. Laurien, C. Williams, J. Kafka. ROW 3 — G. Cunningham, B. Gooden, R. Stanin, D. Holmes, D. Gaworecki, C. Nor- manly, J. McLellan, M. Lamson, E. Sabine, S. Polak, J. Bocyck, F. Lathrop. ROW 4 — J. Trexler, J. Crego, A. Peterson. ROW 5 — R. Ashley, R. Jones, R. Vanderpan, B. Butts, S. Whalen, D. Duffy, B. McCann, R. Speier, T. Duxbury, G. Alderman. HOMEROOMS 221-222 ROW 1 — L. Clark, D. Pallos, D. Viceps, P. Tirrell, L. Scalzo. C. Mackey. P. Danielson. F. Miller, J. Zinserling, S. Rauch. M. Bennett. ROW 2 — D. Mahat, S. Dombroski, D. Zyjewski, J. Sammons, C. Cahill, P. Slate, K. Oleary, J. Marlowe, B. Halko, S. Reeves, G. Carney, D. Davis, N. Whittington. ROW 3 — S. Eddy, B. Kline, M. Widger, J. Had low, K. Sleight, J. Virklcr, B. Mills, R. Zuke, C. Schrempf, L. Houghton, J. Tompkins, J. Franklin. ROW 4 — P. Orman, H. Belcher, R. Pclkey, K. Klink, B. Pal- mer, D. Ziparo, O. Fowler, E. Hatten, D. Warner, W. Lewis. ROW 5 — F. Bryan, E. Burgelt, R. Hawkins, G. Palmer, L. Lupton, C. Church, B. Tedd, S. Reeves, J. Michels, L. Shackleton, S. Rice. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 120 ROW 1 — G. Letson, A. Judd, C. Bentley, M. Pecore, A. Bouchier. ROW 3 — J. LaQuire, T. Pickard, R. Smith, J. Rogers, V. Hendrix, K. Bardo. ROW 2 — J. Moody, J. Horner, J. Cross, T. Urscll, R. Bye, K. Bishop, R. Dutton. Gates, C. Spraker, S. Dembowski, M. Cline, C. Sharpe, C. HOMEROOMS 219-220 ROW 1 — J. Bennett, P. Bullard, C. Saeger, M. Miles, S. Slack, J. Ecker, L. Ryder, S. Holt, S. Craig, C. Miles, M. Leonard. ROW 2 — E. Timmins, S. Wyman, L. Dailey, N. Gurley, D. Lowery, M. Vanderveir, C. Kingsley, D. Quick, J. Grow, L. Loveless, L. Kinnetz, M. Dillworth. ROW 3 — N. Neri, B. Bennett, L. Thomas, D. Down, N. Nierotka, J. Piquet, S. VanCleaf, C. Wheeler, C. Skalsky, T. Hall. ROW 4 — R. Harrington, E. Pacheck, R. Carris, F. Stetson, M. Canty, F. Witzel, D. Savage, N. Melvin, S. Scarles, D. Bartlett. ROW 5 — T. Bean, Wr. Broome, J. Waldruff, R. Wainright, C. Reeves, J. Broekhuizer, T. Disinger, C. Fletc- her, D. Kilburn, T. Osier, W. Mitzlcr, J. Kline, R. Leppard SOPHOMORES These Sophomores arc ordering their class rings. HOMEROOMS 216-218 ROW 1 — M. Kindsfather, E. Sisk, A. Woolridge, M. Weeks, L. Bradish, P. Cooper, C. Roth, K. Teska, P. Nelson, B. Myatt, J. Winship. ROW 2 — J. Lostumbo, S. Loop, C. Taylor, B. Mignault, B. Breed, M. Mezzo, S. Loveless, V. Van Buskirk. J. Ronalds, B. Perterson, M. Benedict, J. Barth. B. Dicerman. L. Whalen. ROW 3 — R. Powers, C. Grover, P. Kelsey, S. Sheets, J. Donhauser, T. Phillips, E. Goupil, B. Holt, J. Hockncll, K. Vahle, J. Delano. ROW 4 M. Jumper, D. Sampson, J. Failoni, R. Norton, B. Orr, R. LeBcau, D. Davvley, C. Meech, B. Dwyer, R. Baldwin, D. Ball. J. Guancialc. ROW 5 B. Brantley, J. Canty, R. Haines, G. Campbell, L. Sprole, K. Curtis, L. Bort! W. Virkler, P. Kelly, J. Potter, R. McWilliams, E. Van DerWater, D. Willyard, C. Lee. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOMS 112-114 S. Ellis. ROW 4 J. Hinman, R. Todd, D. Ackley, J. Travers, C. Burkhart, J. Warner, T. Coughlin, J. Drabel, J. Adsit, P. Kuno, R. Kozma, J. Madden. ROW 5 — H. Bushcy, J. Lynch, T. Peacock, J. More, L. Gates, J. Hayes, C. Rogers, R. Gates, N. Ritter, J. Bennett, A. Mowins, B. Silva, M. Smith, R. Garnett. ROW I — K. Laug, K. Renaud. B. Smith, S. Oliver, J. Hurd. J. Heller, C. Walton, B. Smith, L. Marlowe, C. Livingston, B. Falter. ROW 2 — L. Martin, C. Harmer, M. Mills, C. Shaler, C. Warner, M. Severns, W. Hudson, C. Delaney, C. Dean, J. Kuno, G. Armstrong. ROW 3 ________ V. Drogo, R. Peters, B. Mills, C. Reid, L. Clark, D. Pallos, C. Pease, L. Totten, S. Chamberlain, P. Tully, D. Binns, ROW — J. Humphrey, R. Paige, R. Saunders, N. St. Andrews, P. Allen, L. Butler, L. Trexlcr, S. Emm, C. Kline, M. Cunningham, J. Provost. ROW 2 — M. Whitely, P. Palmer, E. White, C. Aller, P. Bye, M. Greene, C. Quartz, C. Savey, A. Brcsscte, S. Mason, D. Hunt, M. Weirs, K. Barcley, S. Mason, L. Goodjfellow. ROW 3 — T. Maloney. R. Filapcllo, D. Merriam, D. Klein, M. Crook, D. Breen, J. Kristianovich, J. Hahn, W. Neupert, J. Hunter, D. Collan, R. Mercier. ROW 4 — G. Timmins, T. Haley, R. Farrinton, W. Beck, D. Britton, J. Barber, K. Turner, M. Staves, G. Soaci, R. Wood. ROW 5 — C. Collett, F. Dugcr, D. Lacy. N. Robinson, K. Beeles, C. W7ehr, A. La France, R. Male, L. Hunt, L. Peirson, D. Drogo, G. Witzcl, F. Brown. FRESHMEN HOMEROOMS 109-110 ROW 1 — N. Evans, M. Stevens, K. Case, K. Bennett, L. Fassctt, S. Raver, S. Mastrobattisto, J. Brown, S. Rose, S. Rose, G. Anderson, L. Carrington. ROW 2 — J. Hall, K. Korc' akowski, C. Radford, P. Scott, M. Kozrna, S. Whit- taker, N. Delaney, C. McCann, M. Turner, P. Hansen, D. Schumacher, B. Barr. Brown, C. Davis. ROW 3 — J. Shattell, J. Osier. R. Worden, J. Dunham, P. Fabranek, H. Havswirth, D. Percy, B. Stebbins, W. Busier, F. Town- send, B. Shallcross. ROW 4 — J. Butler, S. Gale. P. Niemiee, J. Mann, D. Weisbrod, B. Jackson, R. Cooper, D. Dunham, H. Rockwell, J. Middleton, C. Hamm, G. Miller. ROW 5 — T. Tyler. F. Lee, J. Conner, R. Woolridge, J. Berg. HOMEROOMS 115-117 ■ HOMEROOM 100C ROW 1 — B. Oiler, P. Wheeler, P. Bocyck, B. Sabine, P. Manuscia, C. Wehr, S. Togias, C. Stager, G. Alexander, J. Bockeno, S. Baker, J. Eggleston, C. Klasmier. ROW 2 — — S. Sagehorn, E. Butler, J. Adsit, C. Marvin, N. Polech, D. Trcxlcr, M. Kerwood, A. Baldwin, S. Ellis, B. Coates, S. Graham, B. Jensen. B. Orcutt. J. Horan. ROW 3 — J. Back, S. Weeks, M. Burton, A. Pitfido, J. Ozman, L. Houghton, J. Scott, K. Divers, L. Snyder, H. Williams, J. Krahl. ROW 4 - P. Wilkinson, F. Malbone, J. Waldron, D. Grover, J. Bretzcr, S. McLean, D. Coates, B. Tedd, L. Hughes, B. Horner, G. Falter. ROW 5 — B. Ramsing, C. Dowd, D. Murray, R. Kornrowski, G. Smith, C. Claver, J. Malbone, D. Hadlow, D. Bates, R. Bray, M. McManus, J. Segouis, B. Peck, P. Myers, G. Tcclon, E. Richmond, R. Farrington. FRESHMEN ROW 1 — A. Garno, J. Baker, B. Kane, F. Kanorr, C. Worth, B. Ross, G. Timmins, M. Shea, J. Church, K. Eckert. ROW 2 — S. Vespi, J. Gctman, D. Morris, M. Buell, J. MacLeod, S. Blackwood, M. Hester, D. Schadcr, HOMEROOMS 111-113 C. Fabretti, J. Wicks. ROW 3 — M. McGuffie, J. Borrow, C. Sims, D. Tarbe, P. Herrald, C. Cane, E. Page, P. Zukc, O. Kirkendull, R. Dems. HOMEROOMS 106-107 ROW I — S. Cummings, L. Clark, S. Middlemore, P. Wolfe, M. Demrnerle, S. Wilkinson, N. Ward, P. Kristiano- vich, M. Baker, S. Ritter, J. Judd. P. Benoit. ROW 2 — B. Searles, N. Eddy, S. Smith, R. Oram, K. Kenyon, L. Wiatrak, J. Tayler, C. Mahyna, S. Vahle, L. Fitspatrick, J. Gates, C. Pedder, D. Leppard, N. Pickard. ROW 3 — A. Dennison, F. Skalsky, K. Hoffmann, P. Schwartz, J. Goctter, J. Wilkinson, C. Viau. S. Brown, L. Shields, J. Archer, N. Tirrell. ROW 4 — C. Fallon, R. McLaggan, P. Miller, D. Jacoby, E. Ryder, J. Dunham, W. Paige, J. Heins, N. Castle, K. Hogan. FRESHMEN HOMEROOMS 102-104 ROW 1 — D. Wade, P. Shaffner, T. Wood, J. Buccina, N. Rogers, N. Snoen, J. Birk, L. Thomas, L. Chappell, J. Judd, K. Woodman, S. Vanema. ROW 2 ■— P. Dunlap, C. Morse, C. Frawley, S. E. Markcll, J. Armstrong, L. Theisen, L. Milliman, A. Roe, S. Buccina, J. Assenheimer, C. Peters, S. Hebert. ROW 3 — M. Mastrogiovanni, B. Litterbrant, J. Molley, J. Campbell, R. Bentollini, F. Shepard, R. Sweeting, G. Young, W. Hendry, R. Wells, L. Lewis, F. George, J. Vanhouten. ROW 4 — R. Phillips, R. Bye, C. Edmonds, S. Custin, J. Porter, F. Mitchell, D. Van Tassell, B. Ostrander, J. Sutliff, F. Kaytcr, C. Bliss, F. Herr, H. Shuler, J. Sampson, G. Kaulback. SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY ROW I — L. Thomas, B. Foreman, B. Orcutt, M. Turner, Judd, Joyce Judd, J. Gates, J. Baker. ROW 3 — F. D. Whitman, K. Case, S. Ellis. ROW 2 — M. Cunningham, Duger, R. Bray, B. Wellner,’ F. Herr, M. McManus, J. P. Palmer, J. Ozman, J. Asscnhcimer, P. Hansen, Janice Getman, K. Woodman, N. Delaney. President. Cathy McCann; Vice President: Dave Whitman; Secretary. Beverly Orcutt; Treasurer: Marilyn Turner. President: Peter Hansen; Vice President: Bob Wysocki; Secretary-Treasurer: Sally Misner; Advisor: Mrs. Goodfellow. Evans, D. Lavallec, L. Orcutt. B. Barber, W. Douglas, N. Brown, G. Snavlin. Absent: P. Robinson. ROW I — P. Otts, R. Wysocki, P. Hansen, S. Misner, C. Ingison, N. Getman. ROW 2 — J. Gurley, J. Connell, B. President: Rod Robinson; Vice President: Dave Lavallee; Secretary: Mary Bidvvell; Treasurer: R. Wysocki; Parliamentarian: Paul Robinson. ROW 1 — E. Wilkinson, H. Karkut, V. Snavlin, R. Horan, R. Oram, G. Lctson, M. Widger. ROW 3 — M. Wysocki, M. Bidwell, R. Robinson, D. Lavallee, P. Benoit, Smith, F. Duger, M. McManus, F. Kanorr, L. Thomas, B. D. Pacheck, M. Goodfellow, S. Disingcr. ROW 2 — E. Foreman, J. Triggs, J. Collins, M. Carroll. ROW 4 — D. Timmins, L. Totten, N. Gurley, C. Mackey, K. Renaud, J. Willyard, D. Sampson, D. Grant, D. Gaworccki, F. Witzcl. Tetrault, L. Hale, R. Saunders, C. McCann, M. Turner, J. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL KEY CLUB ROW 1 — E. Hallcnbcck, L. Orcutt, A. Latham, R. Kelly, J. Travers. ROW 3 — J. Vredenburg, B. Barber, A. Wysocki, J. Montague, T. Nabywaniec, D. Bliss. ROW 2 — Ritter, C. Rogers, B. Evans, B. Vredenburg, J. Boughton. T. Crego, J. Connell, M. Maloney, J. Triggs, J. Collins, D. President: Bob Wysocki; Vice President: A1 Latham; Secretary: Ed Hallenbcck; Treasurer: Larry Orcutt. President: (Jay Young; Vice President: Mary Germain. ROW I M. Germain. T. Mathewsou. G. Young, P. J- Hocknell, J. Hurd. L. Laurien. ROW 3 — P. Shaw, C. Donley, A. Jetty, R. Boyle, M. Zamora (A.F.S.). ROW 2 - Mackey, R. Reed, W. Bittel, R Baldwin, L. Whalen. L. Cloves. M. Severns, L. Houghton. T. Crcgo, G. Letson, SPANISH CLUB ROW — M. Hester, C. Dean, S. Parry. T. Reeder, P. Dye, W. Douglas, B. Dickerman, S. Ellis, K. Case. ROW 2 - E. Yastrib, B. Ingalls, G. Shaw, M. Turner, D. Male, C. Kelsey, S. Blackwood, B. Foreman, K. Sleight, S. Mc- Carthy. J. Barth. ROW 3 — K. Woodman, L. Milliman, N. Brown, B. Falter, N. Delaney, C. Marvin, R. Oram, J. Moody, D. Reeves, N. Evans, P. Hansen. ROW 4 — J. Baker, L. Cloycs, M. Cunningham, J. Armstring, L. Theisen, R. Skalsky, R. Bray, M. Buell, J. Piguet, M. Felix. President: Pat Dye; Vice President: Worth Douglas; Secretary: Susan Parry; Treasurer: Tom Reeder; Parliamentarian: Becky Dickerman. FRENCH CL UB LA TIN I CL UB LA TIN II AND III CLUBS Presidents: Bob Wysocki, Francine Miller; Vice Presidents: Phyllis Wysocki, Chuck Lee; Secretaries: Janice Cellana, Kathy Skalsky; Treasurers: Jim Wald ruff, Dick Duffy; Advisor: Mrs. Goodfellow. ROW 1 S. Cummings, J. Asscnheimcr, D. Duffy, C Skalsky, C. Lee, F. Miller, R. Wysocki, P. Wysocki, J Wald ruff, J. Bessey, B. Bennett, K. Vahle. ROW 2 — A Samuel, D. Snow, M. Mezzo, J. Ozman, C. Otts, K Schultze, T. Peck, B. Breed, B. Smith, E. McCord, S. E Marked, S. Loveless, S. Wyman, S. Dennison, A. Christ opher. ROW 3 — B. Barr, G. Meloling, S. Graham, C LATIN II — President: Nancy Gurley; Vice President: Mike Maloney; Secretary: Sue Dence; Treasurer: Rod Livingston. LATIN III — President: Phil Ryan: Vice President: Tamora Oram; Secretary: Ellen Wilkinson, Jr.; Treasurer: Dave Bliss; Advisor: Mrs. Goodfellow. Blair, S. Craig, C. Cahill, J. Virkler, P. Nelson, A. Dennison, K. Leonard, M. Clark, Mrs. Goodfellow. ROW 4 — R. Stanin, J. Raus, R. LcBcau, J. Gctman, D. Willyard, N. Robinson, D. Warner, R. Barnes, M. McManus, T. Young, J. Van Houten, R. Wainright, M. Canty, D. Bye, F. Dembowski, R. Filapcllo, J. Borrow, D. Bartlett, D. Whit- man. ROW I — R. Livingston, S. Dence, M. Maloney, N. Gurley, P. Ryan, T. Oram, E. W'ilkinson, D. Bliss, Mrs. Goodfellow. ROW 2 — P. Shaw, M. Bennett, L. Meyer, B. Dickerman, C. Bennett, G. Carney, B. Holt, D. Tully, C. Walton, J. Ottman, Y. Oliver. ROW 3 — D. Holmes, J. Golden, P. Kelly, R. Snow, J. Wolfe, A. Warner, R. Russell. J. Montague. y President: Tamora Oram; Vice President: Pete Miller; Secretary: Joan VanBlarcom; Treasurer: George Fradenburg. ROW 1 — J. Sampson, P. Miller, J. VanBlarcom, T. Oram, G. Fradenburg, Mrs. Goodfellow, Advisor, M. Zamora (A.F.S.). ROW 2 — L. Peirson, L. Meyer, B. Auyer, J. Sands, M. Stevens, K. Laug, G. Cunningham. ROW 3 — F. Stetson, L. Warner, K. Curtis, L. Sprole, L. Snyder, M. Shay. GERMAN I CLUB GERMAN II AND III CLUBS ROW 1 — L. Totten, L. Orcutt, D. Viceps, P. Robinson, H. Karkut, W. Brantley, F. Sheets, J. Jackson, Mrs. Good- fellow, Advisor. ROW 2 — A. Ritter, B. Gooden, R. Pacheck, J. Wilkie, M. Mitchell, C. V. Coughlin, R. Sweeting, E. Pacheck. E. Hatten, D. Ryder. ROW 3 —- D. Paige, K. Mann, C. Buckley, R. Vader, T. Duxbury, D. Horan, P. Abold. ROW 4 — D. Wright, R. Hughes, W. Virkler, B. Silva. GERMAN II — President: Paul Robinson; Vice President: Dace Viccps; Secretary: Lynne Totten; Treasurer: Larry Orcutt. GERMAN III — President: Hankie Karkut; Vice President: Wayne Brantlev: Secretary: Francis Sheets; Treasurer: Jim Jackson. President: Paul Robinson; Vice President : Jean Piguet; Secretary-Treasurer: Cinda Saeger; Moderator: Dave Wright. ROW 1 — C. Worth, D. Wright, P. Robinson, J. Piguet, C. Saeger, D. Viceps, R. Stanin. ROW 2 — K. Sleight, R. Skalsky, L. Houghton, B. Smith, J. Ecker, D. Lavallee, DEB A TE SOCIETY MA TH CL UB P. Scott, L. Meyer, K. Kenyon. ROW 3 — S. Somb Sampson, D. Horan, R. Robinson, J. Van Houtc Custin. ROW 1 — D. Tully, B. Dickerinan, J. Barth, D. Wright, D. Viceps, B. Moss, D. Male. ROW 2 — J. Adsit, P. Abold, President: David Wright; Vice President: Dace Viceps; Secretary-Treasurer: Barb Moss. F. Sheets, J. Boughton, D. Swartz, R. Skalsky. President: Worth Douglas; Vice President: Charlene Palmer; Corresponding Secretary: Pat Dye; Recording Secretary: Lorraine Meyer. ROW 1 — D. Tully, P. Dye, L. Meyer, W. Douglas, R. Stanin, G. Snavlin, P. Nelson, J. Heller, B. Mignault, M. Johnson. ROW 2 — T. Oram, J. Sands, S. Dcnce, D. Pacheck, G. Shaver, K. Renaud, J. Ecker, J. Barth, M. Zamora (A.F.S.), L. Whalen, K. Sleight, S. Conaughton. ROW 3 — L. Scalzo, E. Wilkinson, J. Van Blarcom, M. Gaudern. B. Falter, M. Miles, R. Monson, S. Oliver, M. Felix, S. Reeves, J. Rice, C. Bennett, M. Widgcr, S. Slack, S. Parry. ROW 4 — M. Severns, L. Vickery, W. Hudson, C. Saegcr, J. Kingsley, N. Brown, R. Boyle, D. Reeves, C. Cahill, C. Williams. B. Smith, P. Bullard, S. McCarthy, G. Carney. F.T.A. F.A.A. ROW I J. Rowell, G. Timmins, N. Ritter, L. Savery, S. Buccina. L. Clark. ROW 2 — J. Watkins, S. Eddy, M. Hester, J. Buccina, S. Hadlow, T. Tyler. ROW 3 — S. Sagehorn, V. LaQuire, J. Bigliardi, J. Taylor, B. Monson. President: Linda Savery; Vice President: Nick Ritter; Secretary: Sharon Buccina; Treasurer: Georgia Timmins. President: Jean Patchett; Vice President: Charlene Palmer; Secretary: Kathy Farley; Treasurer: Yvonne Oliver. ROW 1 — G. Carney, B. Shallcross, J. Hurd, B. Britton, J. Patchett, K. Farley, P. Nelson. P. Tirrcll, S. Middlcmore. ROW 2 — E. Weigand, C. Sharpe, S. Chamberlain, S. Ellis, B. Coates. R. Paige, C. Fabrctti, J. Barth, C. Palmer, L. Gates, M. Cunningham. ROW 3 — D. Younis, J. Waldruff, D. Wright, J. Leiby, F. Herr, T. Disinger, T. Sprole, J. Wolfe, C. Fallon. Absent: C. McVickcr. RED CROSS F.H.A. ROW 1 — Miss Boshart, Advisor, J. Bockeno, D. Tully, B. Shallcross, A. Judd, G. Meloling, M. Walters, M. Pecore, C. Spraker, Miss Fostini, Advisor. ROW 2 —• L. Houghton, N. Polcch, G. Armstrong, Janice Judd, Joyce Judd, C. Sweeney, L. McLaggan, M. Roth, L. Kinnctz, B. Mills, J. Losturnbo. ROW 3 — P. Bye, P. Scott, C. Radford, B. Wattam. J. DonHauscr, J. Palkowski, A. Woolridge, J. Archer, J. Zinserling, B. Scarlcs, S. Loop. President: Gail Meloling; Vice President: Alice Judd; Secretary: Barb Shallcross; Treasurer: Marsha Pecore. ROW J — G. Shaw, J. Ecker, R. Lawrence, R. Forderkonz, E. Miller, S. Conaughton, L. Cloyes, E. Yastrib, E. Timmins, D. Harrington. ROW 2 — H. Karkut, B. Dickerman, B. Ingalls, B. Holt, G. Letson, L. Laurien, W. Hudson, M. Germain, T. Mathewson, D. Davis, L. Clark, D. Durdel, D. Pallos, J. Rowell. ROW 3 — L. Savcry, S. Misncr, J. Ottman, D. Male, L. Vickery, W. Douglas, G. Young, B Sloat, N. Brown, J. Ward, D. Ryan, P. Durdel. ROW 4 — N. Jones, K. Fcnchel, K. Smith, M. Schuster, D. Reeves, R. Boyle, M. Dreher, B. Roberts, T. Oram, D. Pacheck. ROW 5 — M. Smith, J. Wolfe, J. Boughton, R. Robinson, D. Wright, J. Bigliardi, J. Meier, B. Werner, T. Reeder, A. Warner, R. Stanin, P. Nelson. DRAMA TICS CLUB TOP TWENTY ROW I — L. Belzer, S. Dennison, M. Warner, L. Cloyes, C. Fabretti, M. Heffer, B. Holt, B. Britton, M. Johnson. ROW 2 — A. Warner, T. Price, C. Pomeroy, D. Schwartz, P. Wiberg, L. ShafTner, F. Malbone, M. Smith, P. Hansen. ROW 3 — L. Scalzo, S. Conaughton, E. Miller, N. Brown, K. Schultze, J. Gurley. ROW 4 — B. Abbott, N. Gurley, P. Donley, B. Sloat, G. Snavlin, W. Douglas, P. Dye. ROW I — C. Worth, N. Jones, L. Cloyes, L. Bclzcr, S. Togian, R. Knnst, P. Shafl’ncr, C. Grover, M. Warner, M. Heffer, C. Fabretti, S. Vespi, P. Niemiec, J. Sampson, S. Dennison, J. Virkler, A. Garno, B. Britton, L. Goodfellow, J. Humphrey, P. Hansen, M. Baker, L. Chappell, J. Provost, S. Blackwood. Mr. Talamo. ROW 2 - M. Shea. 1). Ryan, P. Hamm, B. Moss, M. Mowins, C. Hamm, L. Scalzo, R. Saunders. J Ozman, K. Barclay, D. Hunt, C. Wheeler, C. Savcy, M. Goodfellow, P. Bocyck, K. Schultzc, K. Wood- man, S. Baker, C. Lamson, L. Wood, N. Whittington. ROW 3 G. Timmins, N. Castle, V. VanBuskirk, B. Roberts. S. Disinger, C. Sehrempf, C. Turner, E. White, C. McCann, G. Snavlin, P. Dye, B. Abbott, B. Kane, T. Patchett, W. Douglas, K. Farley, N. Brown, J. Gurley, J. Baker, P. Palmer. ROW 4 — N. Robinson, C. Hamm, E. Ryder, S. Weeks, L. Pierson, L. Hughes, L. ShafTncr, F. Malbone, T. Hall, S. Rice, R. Norton, J. Leiby, K. Divers. F. Herr, J. Segovis, D. Schwart, J. Franklin, P. Wiberg. CHORUS BAND ROW I A. Warner, R. Merrier. R. Bray. P. Connor, J. Gurley, J. Piquet, C. Pease, C. Livingston, B. Auycr, S. Rauch, Y. Oliver. ROW 2 C. Fabretti, D. Schader, B. McCann, J. Back, J. Mastrogiovanni, G. Meloling, D. Samp- son. W. Hudson, S. Valley, S. Oliver, K. Rcnaud, S. Slack, J. Gates. J. Hunter, D. Whitman. ROW 3 G. Rhode- hamel, K. Myers, J. Crego, M. Ashley, J. Cross, J. Failoni, D. Donahue, R. Vanderpan, D. Ball, J. Travers, I). Swartz, B. Tedd. ROW 4 — M. Jumper, J. Brctzer, T. Bean. M. Smith G. Young, K. Kenyon, J. Rice, C. Bliss, D. Mcrriam, S. Custin, B. Holmes, E. Walton. ROW 5 E. House. B. Barber, D. Disinger, P. Wiberg, B. Evans, D. Luke, J. Bigliardi, L. Gates, M. Vandervecr, D. Hadlow, D. Schwartz. II. Hudson, T. Disingcr, Mr. Whitman. ROW I — J. Ecker, P. Cooper, N. Gurley, L. Assenheimer, S. Slack. ROW 3 — J. Failoni, G. Rhodehamel, M. Smith, P. Binns, S. Dennison, M. Staves. ROW 2 — Mr. Mercer, J. Gurley, S. Rauch, Y. Oliver, T. Disinger. D. Schader, J. Bigliardi, S. Sombor, N. Brown, M. Warner, ORCHESTRA DANCE BAND B. Monson, R. Monson, M. Vandervccr, J. Rice, Y. Oliver, G. Meloling, O. Swartz. ROW 2 — G. Rhodehamel, T. Crego, B. Barber, E. House, R. Holmes, J. Bigliardi. President: John Wolfe; Vice President: Dick Crego; Secretary: Ellen Yastrib; Treasurer: Karlann Smith. ROW 1 — E. Yastrib, R. Wainright, D. Horan. ROW 2 — K. Fcnchel, J. Wolfe, K. Smith, R. Crego. PHO TOGRA PHY CL UB PROJECTIONIST CLUB ROW 1 — S. McLean, Mr. Getman, Advisor, C. Fallon, R. Lyons, B. Carris, C. McVicker, N. Ritter, T. Goodwin. Rod Robinson, Business Manager xane Gurley, Underclassmen Dave Luke, Advertising Marty Smith, LYRE STAFF Editor Miss Winchell, Advisor Terry Litterbrant, Boys’ Sports Pat Durdel, Girls’ Sports John Wolfe. Photography Sally Misner, Senior Activities Dave Lavallee, Senior Activities Anna Jetty, Art Birt Evans, Advertising Linda Savery, Art Ted Crego, Publicity Martha Gaudern, Publicity i' :v« : •••• i—’M SPOR TS - • ;� 0 V- . fv ... •.••• , ' • ' . ■ • •' . .. % IA ROW: E. Smith, R. Peters. R. Lyons, P. Rose, W. Assenheimer, J. Grant, R. Bliss. 2nd ROW: M. Bliss, I). Sampson. D. Bliss, W. Brantley, P. Fitzpatrick, T. Good- win, E. Pacheck, L. Warner, J. Walters, C. Hamm. 3rd ROW: C. McVicker, D. Hayes, F. Mi. Pleasant, A. Star- ling, R Thomas, J. Hunter, R. Cordell, J. Hayes. LACROSSE Record 9 wins and 1 loss B’ville 12 W.G.O. 0 (n.I.) B’ville 8 Geneva 5 B’ville 6 Lafayette 1 B’ville 6 Irondequoit 12 B’ville 13 W.G. 3 B’ville 0 Irondequoit 5 (n.I.) B’ville 16 E. Syr. 3 B'villc 5 Watertown 4 B’ville 3 Lafayette 1 B’ville 14 Manlius 4 B’ville 9 W.G. 5 B’ville 11 E. Syr. 3 I.EFT: A1 Starling, second highest scorer RIGHT: Paul Rose, high scorer FIRS7' ROW: B. Edingcr, B. Turner, M. Rice, L. ShafFncr, J. Cali, E. Hallenbeck. SECOND ROW: Coach Pclcher, R. Robinson, C. Harvey, D. Disinger, C. Vredcnburg, R. Grutka, M. Wiers, J. Trexlcr. B’ville 5 No. Syracuse 1 B’ville 1 F. M. 0 B’ville 6 Marcellus 1 B’ville 10 Marcellus 4 B’ville 1 Liverpool 2 B’ville 7 E. Syracuse 0 B’ville 5 J- D.' 4 B’ville 6 J. D. 4 B’ville 8 West Genesee 1 B’ville 2 No. Syracuse 5 B’ville 11 Auburn 15 B’ville 3 Auburn 6 B’ville 6 F. M. 4 B’ville 2 Liverpool 11 B’ville 5 Rome 13 B’ville 2 Rome 15 B’ville 2 E. Syracuse 3 B’villc 0 West Genesee 4 Left: Rod Robinson, outstanding pitcher. Right: Rick Grutka, All-County outfielder. 90 FRONT ROW: D. Kilburn, J. Mastrogiavanni, R. Snow, D. Savage, T. Coughlin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Serafini, D. Grant, J. Kinsella, D. Phillips, K. Wiggins, S. Reeves, J. Vreden- burg. J V BASEBALL TENNIS STANDING: D. Wright, G. Rhodehamcl, M. Maloney, D. Haney, S. Somber. KNEELING: T. Crego, A. Ritter, R. Hughes, A. McGuffie. TRACK FIRST ROW: Fradenburg, Warner, Cawley, Denny, Car- rington, Vader. Donahue. Holmes, Sugar, B. Foster, P. Hansen, Sprague. SECOND ROW: Baldwin, Preston, Car- roll, Ball, T. Litterbrant, Duxbury, Latham, Canty, M. Jumper, Luke, Rood, Cooper, Mr. Byke. THIRD ROW: Peacock, Kuno. R. Kelly, T. Miller, P Foster, J. Kelly, Shrivcr, Young, Charles, D. Miller, B. Barber. B’ville 31 2 Skancateles 41 Marcellus 17 2 B’ville 77 E. Syr. 21 Minoa 42 B’ville 1073 4 Solvay 4 2 Fabius 28 1 3 B’ville 81 Liverpool 37 F’villc 23 B’ville 62 N. Syr. 68 W.G. 10 LETT: Jim Kelly, dash, ow hurdle, and relay. RIGHT Harry Shriver 440-man. Section III champ. BACK ROW: Trexler, Lee. Klink, Kline, Crego, Shackle- ton, Baldwin. Smith, Hattcn. MIDDLE ROW: Potter, Pea- cock, Savage, Bliss. Mann, Tcelon, Searles, Kuno, Guan- ciale. Coach Neufang. FRONT ROW: Tipper, Welch. Tedd, Rogers. Disinger. McWilliams. Holmes. JV FOOTBALL FROSH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: C. Cane, T. Pacheck, J. Mann, C. Potter, J Scgovis, J. Ogden, E. Cizcnski. 11. Masser, M. McMan- nus. SECOND ROW: D. Perry, coach. D. Murray, D. Percy. G. Provost, R. Filapello. D. Ladd. O. Gale, J. Hines. G. Bliss. W. Paige, R. Koinrowski, D. Had low. THIRD ROW: B. Litterbrant, M. Malloy. W. Campbell. M. Zap- paro, B. Tedd, M. Shay. J. Borrows. W. Payne, C. Wright. J. Dunham. FIRST ROW: Manager Hanson, T. Littcrbrant, R. Cordell. D. Macomber, S. Forsythe, W. Assenheimer, C. Buckley, D. Loveless, J. Tyner, R. Grutka. SECOND ROW: G. Frcdcn- burg, R. Crego, G. Hubbard, A. Ritter, G. Kilbum, R. Turner, J. Malloy, R. McEwen, T. Reeves. THIRD ROW: Coach Neufang, Coach Kasmir, Assit. Manager Duffy, D. Luke, W. Schlect, D. Paige, J. Shattell, T. Duxberry, T. Vader, G. Nierotka, P. Ryan, L. Menzel, P. Nostrant, J. Kuno, Coach Pelcher, Head Coach Arcaro. BVille 19 ESM B’ville 0 JD BVille 0 Solvav B’ville 6 FM B’ville 12 Liv. Left: Terry Litterbrant, captain and right halfback Right: Pug Macomber, co-captain and lineman. VARSITY SOCCER B’ville B’ville B’ville West Genesee No. Syracuse Liverpool F.M. Solvay J.D. Fabius FIRST ROW: D. Lavallee, T. Grego, B. Evans, S. Hul- land, G. Vredenburg, C. McVicker, R. Lyons, A. McVicker, G. Doan. SECOND ROW: Coach Davidson, W. Brantley, R. Russell, R. Sweeting, S. Somber, W. Virklcr, J. Meier, D. Donahue, R. Reed, C. Coughlin, P. Smith, W. Metzler. THIRD ROW: R. Garnet, D. Barlett, B. Palmer, R. Holmes, W. Gooden, J. Trcxlcr, D. Gaworecki, J. Vreden- burg, W. Brantley, W. Gaworecki, W. Hare, W. Silva. Bud Vredenburg, top scoring center fonvard. Chris Mc- Vicker, outstanding center halfback. ROW OXE: G. Kerr, C. Wheaton, L Burtch, B. Loreman, M. Carroll, D. Ball, M. Cartner. S. Weeks, D. Rood, R Emmerth. R Dembowski, J. Scott, L. Pierson, H. Moser, D. Crego, C. Lucy, C. Lynch. ROW TWO: D. Disingcr, mgr., B. Barber, J. Triggs, A. Latham. G. Power, B. Cooper, D. Kelly, R. Wysocki. CROSS COUNTRY FRESHMAN SOCCER FIRST ROW. D. Coates, S. Morgan, Hawthorne, G. Falter, C. Fabrettie, P Dembroski. B. Severns. P. Miller, G. Dregc. SECOND ROW: T. Ingersol. B. Goldsworthy, C. Hamm, I Knight. L. Hamm, R. Dunlap, S. Mott, B. Mitchell, Calhoun. D. Whitman. D. DeLorio, Drapper, D. Baker. THIRD ROW: D. Grover, S. Whalen, M. Mott, T. Ben- ton, B. Widger, B. Jackson, B. Holland, Andrews, B. Wilkin- son, Perone, D. Weisbrod, D. Levine, N. Robinson, M Brantley. r SENIORS VS. FACULTY FIRST ROW: Doug Paige, Rod Robinson, Pete Dugan, Larry Menzel, John Triggs, Ed Hallenbeck. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pelcher, Bud Vredenburg, Jim Tyner, Tim B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville B’ville Young, Dean Cane, Paul Robinson, Chris McVicker, Bob Wysocki. VARSITY BASKETBALL G. Square E. S.M. J.D. Solvay F. M. Liverpool W. Genesee N. Syracuse E. S.M. Auburn JD. W. Genesee Solvay F. M. Liverpool N. Syracuse Left; Bud Vredenburg, a team necessity because of his great scoring ability. Right; Rod Robinson, scoring ability made him a valuable player. FIRST ROW: Bill Assenheimer, Bill Brantley, Rob Garnett, ROW: Dan Gawrecki, Bob Cordel, Cal Rogers, Bill Tcdd, Jerry Vrcdenburg, Doug Paige. Tim Reeves. SECOND Dave Grant, Wayne Virkler, Coach Don Kasmer. JV BASKETBALL FROSH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Wayne Paige, Bob Widger, Tom Price, Mike Ron Komrowski, Mike McManus, Skip Gale, Jim Getman. Molloy, Bucky St. Dennis, Norm Robinson, Dave Murray, THIRD ROW: Paul Niemic, mgr. Coach Oswald, Jeff SECOND ROW: Jim Scgovis, Dave Tarbe, Chris Cane, Sampson, mgr. FIRST ROW, kneeling: Bob Baldwin, Roger McEwen, Tom Hudson, Gary Nierothka, Rick Gruthka, C. Harvey, Rod Livingstone, Bill McCann, John Back, Bob Turner, Bob Barnes, Bob Wainwright, Doug Horne, Bill Lewis, George Timmins. SECOND ROWy standing: Mike Weirs, Coach Gary Schrempf. GYMNASTICS B’ville 37 2 N. Syracuse 57 y2 B’ville 45 F.M. 51 B’ville 74 2 Central Tech 21' 2 B’ville 40 2 Auburn 55 y2 B’ville 48 yi Valley 47 y2 B’ville 37 Liverpool 59 B’ville 46 Fabius 50 B’ville 41 2 Linton 38 y2 B’ville 62 2 Auburn 44 Rome 25 2 Left: Gary Nicrotka, jack-of-all trades, took many first places in his events. Right; Tom Hudson, team captain, a key man for the team. 102 Warner, Swimming; G. Nierothka, Gymnastics. THIRD ROW: R. Hughes. Tennis J. Kelly, Coaches’ Award: J. Stephien, Golf: C. Baker, Basketball; A. Starling Coaches’ Award. FIRST ROW: T. Littcrbrant, Wrestling; P. Rose, Soccer and LaCrosse; P. Brown, K. Wormuth, Girls’ Sports; W. Sprague, Outstanding Athlete; H. Shriver, Track and Outstanding Athlete. SECOND ROW: J. Denny, Coaches’ Award: R. Wysocki, Cross Country; T. Nabywaniec, Bowling: M. Rice, Football; J. Loveless, Baseball; T. 1961-62 A WARD WINNERS v v ' • . V .y . ■ .. • '. V v.-fy ' X ;; , x'. . . r ... . - m � « : . W ‘ -.«: ■ .W', v x -' u-y-- .s: ,, L-1- '■• . • -; A- ' : - , Our Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes MORRIS MACHINE WORKS BALDWINSVILLE, NEW YORK Congratulations to the Class of 1963 WINSHIP SHOE STORE Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 HUDSON AND MOWINS JO’S BEAUTY SHOPPE 9 West Genesee Street Baldwinsville Phone NE 5-7511 LYMAN O. ABBOTT ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR NE 5-5083 Compliments of BALDWINSVILLE ELECTRIC AND SPORT CENTER 6 Oswego Street Compliments of JOSEPH GLASS FAMILY SHOE STORE, INC. 30 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, N.Y. VAREY AGENCY, INC. Insurance Exclusively Steamy Varey” Good Luck Class of 1963 CLYDE CAKERY on the 4 Comers Baldwinsville Congratulations to the Class of 1963 TITCOMB’S STORE Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 BALDWINSVILLE DRUG CO., INC. NE 5-3501 Free Delivery HAROLD SPOOR Auctioneer Manager of Tydings Real Estate Company Compliments of SENECA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION r 7 Best Wishes to the Class of '63 from SYRACUSE DAIRY FARMERS COOPERATIVE Affiliated with Mutual Federation of Independent Cooperatives 205 Harrison Street Syracuse “Outstanding Leadership in Service to Central New York Dairy Farmers.” Compliments of MELVIN TRACTOR EQUIPMENT INC. Compliments of GEORGE HALPIN D.V.M. Baldwinsville, New York NEILSON’S GROCERY COOPER MOTORS INC. Belgium, New York 9 a.m. — 9 p.m. Daily Wet! Genesee St. NE 5-3� IS Ford — Thunderbird — Falcon Congratulations TOM DOWNING’S COLD SPRINGS INN Delicious Food Banquets — Weddings — Clambakes Route 370 FROM GIDDINGS’ FLORIST Oswego Rood Bouquets to the Class of 1963 COOPER MOTORS INC. Marine Division Trojan Cruisers Evinrude Motors Fiberglass, Wood, and Aluminum Boats Congratulations to the Class of 1963 TETRAULT’S TEXACO Best Wishes from PHI SIGMA GAMMA Compliments of CHRISTOPHER ELECTRICAL LABORATORY Electric Motors Compliments of KELLY MOUNT Baldwinsville, N.Y. BEN’S USED AUTO PARTS Van Buren Road NE 5-9484 Best Wishes to the Class of '63 Congratulations Special Discounts to 1 963 Grads BEE-VILLE PLYMOUTH VALIANT CORP. NE 5-3977 Rte. 31 East of Baldwinsville Compliments of a FRIEND Compliments of CALIFORNIA WIPING MATERIAL CO., INC. 50 McLean Avenue Yonkers, N.Y. Best Wishes from BECK’S FEED MILL 64 Salina St. NE 5-5951 Compliments of INTERNATIONAL MILLING COMPANY Compliments of JACK’S ATLANTIC STATION 1602 State Fair Blvd. BERNDT MICHELS Cleaners and Dyers 56 Oswego St. Baldwinsville, N.Y. Phone NE 5-6671 William J. Goff Son Inc. Heber W. Goff — Pres. Heating Contractor Industrial Oil Gas Burners — Steam Generators 122 Lincoln Avenue Syracuse 4, N.Y. Phones: GR 5-7092 — GR 6-6760 SENECA KNOLLS CHEVRON Bill Simmons James Warman Compliments of DR. MORTON E. FINE Best of Luck Class of 1963 OSIER WELL DRILLING Phone NE 5-61 91 B'ville RD No. 3 Frames Artists Framing Supplies ENDERS ART STUDIO Custom Art Work Lettering — Repairing and Restoring Telephone Cold Springs Rd. NE 5-5475 B’ville, N.Y. Quality Farm Equipment Compliments of Baldwinsville Farm Supply Congratulations to the Class of 1 963 BAL-ON-SEN TRIANGLE Congratulations to the Class of 1963 SYDNEY COOPER Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 from CLIFFORD CREGO Baldwinsville Farmer’s Coop. Ass’n. Inc. 82 East Genesee St. Baldwinsville, New York Congratulations BROWN NEWSPAPER Baldwinsville, New York “FRITZ” T.V. Sales Service Aluminum Storm Windows Awnings, etc. Compliments of HERB’S ESSO TAPPAN LUMBER CORP. East Genesee Street Baldwinsville, New York To Your Future! B’VILLE DINER 24 Hour Service CARM’S FLORIST GREENHOUSE Flowers for Every Need NE 5-6081 or GR 8-4774 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 MEAYS, WEICHERT LOVE Best Wishes FARRELL PLUMBING HEATlNi NE 5-5981 Oswego St. Baldwinsvi NC «svil Good Luck from FAILONI’S MOBIL STATION 1 705 State Fair Blvd. NE 5-6988 Compliments of FAY’S DRUGS Best Wishes from THOMAS DeSANTIS MUSIC CO. 1317 South Salina Street Syracuse, New York Good Luck to the Class of 1963 from YAGER’S B'VILLE GROCERY Best Wishes from the MURIEL KAYTER DANCE ACADEMY B’VILLE VARIETY GIFT SHOP 25 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 GENE FRESCH’S LAUNDROMAT Compliments of SCHENCK’S HARDWARE, INC. LARRY CHURCHILL CLEANERS 22 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, New York NE 5-5423 f, Congratulations from DOUBLE “B” Floor and Wall Covering Compliments of KEN’S SUNOCO 1 555 State Fair Blvd. HO 8-9898 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '63 BALDWINSVILLE NEW YORK Compliments of DOCTOR MRS. FRANCIS J. KELLY BOVEE STUDIO of PHOTOGRAPHY Baldwinsville, N.Y. NE 5-6041 Compliments of CUMMINGS’ SENECA KNOLLS CLEANERS Professional Cleaning at its Best NE 5-7513 For Free Pick Up and Delivery Best Wishes from SOLVAY IRON WORKS INC. Our Very Best Wishes to the Class of 1 963 CAPPY’S REAL ESTATE INC. 843 Hiawatha Blvd. West HO 2-1296 Home of the Armchair Shopper” Congratulations to the Class of '63 SPRINGER SUNOCO STATION Cold Spring Road, Liverpool Compliments of a FRIEND C. L. PARKS AND SON Kitchen Cabinets and Remodeling NE 5-5941 RD 1 Van Buren Road Baldwinsville, N.Y. I Best Wishes Best Wishes to the Class of 1 963 from BETA MU CHAPTER OF GAMMA SIGMA FRATERNITY to the Class of 1 963 from the BALDWINSVILLE M.Y.F. Compliments of KEN-MAR HOTEL Congratulations from FALARDEAU FUNERAL HOME f! THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY 14 Convenient Locations Best Wishes Class of 1963 STAN’S SERVICE STATION Baldwinsville, New York Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of 1 963 from B T SPORTS SHOP 54 S. First Street Fulton, N.Y. Everything for Sports . ----------- Compliments of JOE AND GENE 1DAY DRYCLEANING “Your Clothes Best Friend. DIAMOND JIM’S JEWELRY STORE Boldwinsville Shopping Center RUDOLPH’S BEAUTY SALON 43 E. Genesee Street NE 5-9341 Congratulations Class of 1963 PALMER’S DINER SUBURBAN-PROPANE Moyers Comers Ol 2-3747 BRAND’S TRUCK STOP AND DINER Sincere Congratulations from the MOOSE LODGE Flowers Congratulations To the Class of 1963 MARION BAKER Florist THE ADVERTISER Largest Circulating Advertising Medium in Baldwinsville Compliments of DICK POWERS MOBIL Compliments of A P SUPERMARKET 43 East Genesee Street Baldwinsville, New York GATES SILVER STAR MARKET 41 East Genesee Street Baldwinsville, New York Compliments of the SPORT’S BOWL CAMPBELL’S ROTARY REPAIRS HU 8-4855 State Fair Boulevard Compliments of HARVEY C. HARRIS 1891 State Fair Blvd. Syracuse 9, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1963 SUB DEB CLUB ■ Compliments of BALDWINSVILLE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CENTER 45 Oswego St. Quality You Can Depend On Furniture — Bedding — Frigidaire Zenith — RCA WOOLWORTH’S One Stop Shopping Center 43 Oswego St. Baldwinsville New York Compliments of DR. LAWRENCE TROEGER OPTOMETRIST Best Wishes to the Class of '63 E. WINSTON BAKER Insurance and Real Estate 31 Oswego Street Flour and Feed MERCER MILLING CO. Baldwinsville. N.Y. Baldwinsville's Historic Newspaper THE GAZETTE FARMER’S JOURNAL Since 1864 LILY COOPER Women's Wearing Apparel 20 Syracuse St. Baldwinsville, New York Best Wishes BLANCHARD REAL ESTATE Joy J. Blanchard Connie Cone Broker Sales Mgr. ADELINE LAMB FABRICS 23 Oswego St. Baldwinsville, N.Y. NE 5-5024 Congratulations to the Class of '63 PLAINVILLE TURKEY FARM •i % i «ccsy Congratulations KJ 2.£s L. S to the Class of 1963 FARRELL, CROWLEY Wr «1 MARTIN BARNELL m V, Compliments of a FRIEND Best Wishes From FRED MENTO SON of Syracuse Wholesale Fruit Produce GAMMA ALPHA MU Congratulations to the Class of 1 963 KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL Our Prebound Children's Books Look Better Last Longer Compliments of • Cost Less CHARLES M. GARDNER CO Scranton, Pa. FRIEND Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 R. C. CHURCH SONS Everything for the Farm Compliments of KATHRYN ROWELL Beautician ALWAYS ASK FOR SCHULER’S PO- TATO CHIPS, POTATO FRILLS AND FRENCH FRIED POTATO STICKS. THEY ARE AMERICA’S FINEST. John Sugar Kent Graziano ULY’S SEAFOOD 1 24 W. Third St. Fulton, N.Y. Phone 592-2409 Quality and Service Compliments of the Rochester Office L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturers of Fine Class Rings, Announcements, Diplomas LELAND LEE, JOSEPH A. DION DAVID W. LEICHT from THE CLASS OF ’63 SYRACUSE ORNAMENTAL CO., INC John Osgood Yearbook Specialist 200 Hunt Avenue, Syracuse 7, New York AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of '63. It has been a pleasure working with the yearbook staff on the '63 LYRE. American has won national and inter- national awards in major yearbook competition and judging. Our four plants serve over 4500 schools annually. Our management hos been dedicated to serving schools and colleges since 1897. We are proud of our reputation of QUALITY. 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