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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1968 volume:

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We would like to especially thank Miss Win- chell. Mr. Bovee. and Mr. Parisi who devoted a great deal of time in making this yearbook possible. l would like to extend my personal thanks to my staff and the ' 1 typists for all the co-operation. . e On behalf of the staff, it is my pleasure to present The LYRE '68 . Sincerely. K Linda Moody Editor ALMA MATER where the golden sunset mellow tints the western sky proudly stands our alma mater on her hilltop high. CHORUS join the chorus, speed it onward loud her name we yell hail to thee, our alma mater, hail, all hail b'ville. when the future years o'ertake us and we leave thy halls we shall always love and cherish days within thy walls. U -,iannumq , .s.Iur.......z 1. WM ,Q umm f ter.-A. u ' - ,..-- . K'Q,'-',-HJ K 4 X ,-,A,:.. , --1 Q. , K K K 7 Q .K K I ,qw N, K A K K, . , K -Y .v..v il A55-n' 'K ' f Qi' '. ' , ' 1 W I I A ,wk -'- : 'S's? 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W. gan prirzczjwzl viva ,vrinczjwzls Bogardus M Fl 2 guidance health lf? , lg f'..,r.?,,- E-Mid! MR. SERVICE MR. EVANS MR' MAGA5 MRS. SEARS MRS. DOUGHTY MRS. KUNO Secretary School Nurse MRS. BAKER MRS. O'HERl MRS. BUTTS MISS HOG X, secretaries MRS. HANSEN Hbrezrizzrzs f'N 'W'--. X cusfvdians cafeteria smj' 39 I fs' fe 5 X Q ,L 4 Q I i 5 Cs 3 , A T t , b ,K 5 my 1 L .L Q' 3 f 1 ' -, 1 Sf! ' , , W .. w X xi -XM Y. ag .- 3 W W . k: 3 ' x wr -Q.. fly, ' . ' 3 N: ' M 'T J,,.N.. 4 0 hd iv- A: an if H A ' it 1' - S' 4- x W.. AV Q-N-Q S 144- 04 -Q. 4 0115 drivers f MISS SPEER MISS WINCHELL Utica College Syracuse Univ. MRS. PORTER Cornell Univ. MRS. RHEBERGEN Allegheny College MR. LITWIN Canisius College MRS. PLAIL Univ. of Chattanooga MRS. BOCIAN Bucknell Univ. 4 MR. SKAD EN Albany State :ugish MISS McCABE MISS ORAM Houglllton College Syracuse Univ. MR. BARDEN MR. PATCHETT AlbanY Staff Syracuse Univ. MRS. GAMAGE Albany State MR' BUTLER Univ. of North Carolina MR. HIDY Miami Univ. MR. 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X- rg S I gy g . X Qi ' A Q I if A. . if ir ' ,S BEST DRESSED Mr. Thompson Miss Pantanella A J MOST ENTHUSIASTIC Mr. Tudman Miss Hood teacher ,vrrfilc MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mr. Arcaro Miss Goddard I is so I I 'ff' 5317! f 3. I MOST UNDERSTANDING Mr. Cahill Mrs. Gamage BEST FIGURE-PHYSIQUE Mrs. Merlini Mr. Arcaro WITTIEST Mr. Patchett Mrs. Coulter BEST LOOKING Mrs. Merlini Mr. Thompson 34- 1 K , ZH f w 1 - , f '-its?-sr 4-:Q- Q. 1A 4 4 . S 5 1 3 fi 5 . f f Sffw S 85 IZOW 1, G, Lavgllee, M, Linnenbach, C, Clark, B, Weaver' P. K. Dristle. ROW3. R. Hughes, B. Glenn, T. Emerick, J. Mt. Plea Pickard, L. Moody, K. Zinsmeister. S. Austin. KOWZ J. Turner, sant, E. Mercer, C. Salmon. B. Hansen, J. Lindholm. C. Elbrecht L. Pickard. W. Gaske, K. Bray, J. Fallon, M. Kuno. M. Kerwood, hrfrzors group NOW I. G. Lavallee, G. Fisher, J. Duffy, J. Hulbert. J. Wainwright. K. IZOW I. J. Bloomquist, E. Mercer, B. Glenn. ROW 2. J Meyer. IJOWQ: J. Turner, M. Kerwood, J. Goulet. J. Adsit, R. Morich. P. l.if1dh0lm. J. Mt. Pleasant. C. Elbrecht. ROW 3: E. Maw Cosentino. NOW 3. A. McKeen, L. Pickard. K. Dristle. S. Austin, W. hinney, T. Emerick. B. Hansen..flb'S5NC G. Carley. Gaske, B. Sherman, AKSEAVC C. Hale, regents scholarship ufirrrrsrs XJ' iw letter af rorrrrrrsrrdrztiorr winners HOW I. J. Lindholm, E. Mawhinney. KOWZ: C. Hale. T. Emeric sen, E. Mercer. NOW 3. J. Adsit, AHSKNC G. Fisher. John Armstrong Joan Bennett Kathryn Benoit Ken Bray Joe Fallon Glenn Hall Larry Harris Mark Kuno Paul Lukasiewicz 36 Johann Marleau Linda Moody Pat Pickard Tim Rath Mark Saeger Cynthia Salmon Neil Sivers John VanWie Kathy Zinsmeister k, B. Han- 5 Barbara Snell. presidenta Chris Hale. treasurerz Kathy Cottle. vice-president: Brenda Weaver. secretary. smirfr class :Wears nfs students Top to bottom: Kathy Zinsmeister Summer Program l967 to Philippines Fernando Monge l967-I968 student from Costa Rica Patsy Byers Southern Hemisphere School Program I967-l968 to New Zealand if Y'-L'-r A Kari Meier-Pedersen I967-I968 student from Norway RONALD JAMES ABOLD Ron Do unto others before they do unto you, Swimming Var 3. y J 521 STEVEN JASON AUSTIN Steve Life is but a dream within a dream. NHS 2: Proj CI It Chess CI 2, pres. J JOHN WILLIAM ANDERS Mojo If you wear suede and have long blond hair you can't be all- bad. if JAY ROBERT ADSIT Jay I am as bad as the worst, but thank God I am as good as the best. Stu Co alt I: Gymnastics JV I. Var 3: Baseball Frosh 2. JV 2, Var I: Football Frosh I: JV 2. JOHN DAVID ARMSTRONG m es 3 David RALPH WILLI ATWATER Ratc - in is Beware of a quest for ey CJ I Var CJ truth: you may find Mig? lag J Jr' 4: Crosse I- t M64 SP CI I: Track Var Lgfywrsh W ' 1 Soccer Frosh I' Track I 0 Awfvfge, CQWQ BARRETT V' 3 GARY l'lI look dagg s at her, but u t wi W DAVID STEVEN BARTOSZEWSKI Dave We gotta get outa this place. 'N' KATHRYN LOUISE BENOIT Kathy Youth is a blunder: manhood a struggle: old age a regret. band 4: Stu Co I: Red Cr I: Math CI I: dance band 4. DEBRA CARLENE BECK Debbie Every path hath its puddles. lib 2: majorette 2: Chansonettes 2: Echo: All State Chorus: Freshman. Sophomore sec. JOAN FRANCES BENNETT Bennett A Wit is cultured insolencef' FTA 2: Crimson I: Red Cr 2: Dra CI I: Ger Cl 3. RAYMOND SCOTT BECKER Ray To be or not to be is a pretty stupid question. Indoor Track JV. MAUREEN ANNE BENNETT Bic I gotta dream on. typ award: shorthd award: sp proficiency award. Q' SUSAN ELIZABETH BAUBLITZ Susi This would be a gloomy world without a few bright optimistsf' orch 2: Girls' Sp 2. 'Wg i :f vu. GAIL DIANE BILYEU Gail A smile for every girl two for every boy. LYRE. typist: Dra CI I: cheerld JV I: Girls' Sp I. f TIMOTHY FRANCIS BISHOP Tim The greatness of a man can nearly always be measured by his willingness to be kind. chor 2. KENNETH JAY BRAND Ken The road to success is trying. 4-was JEAN MARIE BLOOMQUIST Beanie Always happy. seldom sad: sometimes naughty. but never, never bad. FHA la FTA 3. sec. pres: band 4: Red Cross I: Math CI 3, sec-treas, treas: Girls' Sp 45 Outstanding Athlete Award for Girls' Sports '65-'66s -f CYNTHIA ANNE BOBIK Cindy Have a friendly smile for everyone, especially the teachers. FHA I. PETER ERIC BLAKESLEE Pete lt's better to be silent than to say something you don't really mean. I ,lnsif Pep Cl i. DOUGLAS BORT Doug Praise tends to make good men better and bad men worse. PAUL ROSS BOVEE Paul A I like good hard work: l'd rather do NOTHING better. Ngo' Stu Co, vpg Stu Co alt li Basketball Frosh la Lacrosse JV 2. Var 2: Swimming I: Indoor Track JV I: Pep Cl I. DAVID MARTIN BRAUKSIECK Dave Men like airplanes. need some built-in controls before they can climb. Proj CI 4. 9 1? FREDERICK GEORGE BROWN JR. Brownie I'm always pressed for time. An hour late and a dollar short. Red Cross I: Cross Country Frosh I: Wrestling JV 3: Lacrosse JV I: Soccer Frosh I. JV 2: Track Frosh 2. KENNETH WOODBLIRY BRAY Ken . . . across my dream. with nets of wonder . . . NHS 2, treas: Stu Co I: Sp Cl 3: Lacrosse F DANIEL ADRIAN BROEKHULIZEN Danny Wine's fine, but Iiquor's quicker. JV I. Var I: Track 'T . VA. n be Var 2: Sp NHS 2. 7' ,aff 1 . ,C .ff Q - , I , ' K.-'V .gc 116- 7, w I Q. J ,,2f-fl 00 ,ily l Kfv IA' 126' X fl 1 'ffl JW ,jgiwgz 355' 'X 1: tr v JESSICA L. BROOME Jessie Then come the wild weather. come sleet or come snow, we will stand by each other. however it blow. FHA 2. treas: Girls' Sp 2: Typing Award: Spelling Award: Pep CI I. ERIC M. BROWN Rick Lord! I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing. W' 1 i 41 44? D ,fi-1-1 .. 'Av int ir MICHAEL DENNIS BROWN Mike Any fool can tell the truth. but it requires a man of some sense to lie weII. Football Frosh I. JV I Lacrosse JV 3. Var I. SHARLEEN ELIZABETH BURKHARDT Seb I see you never. FAA 3, treas, vp 2: Dra CI 3. Bl-f THOMAS F. BYE Tom Obedience alone gives the right to command. Key CI 2: LYRE: Boys' Sports Editor, Stu Co alt I: Basketball Frosh I. JV 2, Var I: Baseball JV lr Football Frosh I: Soccer Var I: Pep CI I. WILLIAM P. CAMPBELL Bill Education often makes a straight-cut ditch of a meandering stream. Stu Co alt la Swimming Var 3. 'RT'-' PATRICIA ANNE BYERS Patsy Avin a trillin time- livin, and loving it! Math Cl 3, press FTA 2: NHS 2: AFS student to New Zealand. SUZANNE MARIE CANTY Sue Walk groundly. talk profoundly, drink roundly, sleep soundly. Red Cross I: Sp Cl I, Girls' Sp Frosh I. BRADLEY A. BUTLER Brad CIeverness is not wisdom. GLENDA MARIE CARLEY Chard Mothers and fathers . . . your old road is rapidly aging. Get out of the new one if you can't lend a hand . . . The Times They Are A-Changin. Dra Cl 3a Debating Society I. Fr Cl I. Ger Cl I. Q04 7 'T1' 7-3' ROBERT RALPH CHAPMAN Bob 'fWe all understand. but do you? Red Cross I. Ger CI I Wrestling JV 2. IRENE EVA CASE Ree There is but one road that leads to eternal happiness. and that is believing in someone you love. FNA 3. sec, pres: band. 3: Stu Co 3. Mays Booster Club 2: Band 2. chor 2: Mays. Indiana. STEPHANIE LYNN CASE Steph Diplomacy is to do and say the nastiest thing in the nicest way. FHA I. x 'f'23 RICHARD A. CASE Dick Women and elephants never forget. CYNTHIA ANNE CELLANA Cindy For every drop of rain that falls. a flower grows. MILTON RAYMOND CARUTH Skip It's nice to be funny even funnier to be nice. 'Q' f x egg.. .., X RALPH J. CIZENSKI Ralph A ioke is a very serious thing. Football Frosh I. JV Wrestling Frosh I. Track Frosh I. ibm it.: ,asf ' CLAUDE E. COLLAR Butch l Enjoy life. You only live once. Basketball Frosh I: Baseball Frosh,2. JV 'Ig Soccer Frosh I. Yiwu '3 5 ,x Q99 I9 OJRQW5 mx 93? Yglilo 4 'W OW CH CLARK KK-,X 00 Cheryl X 0 But wot's that you're a doin' of? Pursuit of knowledge under difficulties, Sammy? NHS 2, Sp Cl ls Sp NHS. CYNTHIA LOU CLARKE Cindy Alone on a wide. wide sea. Dra CI 2: chori Girls' Sp 21 Pep Cl I: Cheer Id. JV I. Var I, LINDA SHARON CLARK Lynn Time waits for no man, but me, I wait for one. Girls' Sp. LYNN MARIE CLAUS Claus Life is a jest, and all things show it: I thought so once, but now I know its Ger CI 2: Girls' Sp 2: Sp CI 2: choir 2g Red Cr 2. Qs 508 MARY ANN COOPER Mary Success is what you make it. PAUL FRANCIS COSENTINO njoeu lt's nice to be important: but it's more important to nice. It ae? 'ill a.. KATHLEEN ANN DORAN Ann Thinking is the hardest work there is which is probably the reason why so few Y, ,, of us engage in it. Z MDT UTIL Keno QW YVONNE JOYCE DEXTER Bonnie Why be disagreeable? With a little effort you can be a real stinker! FHA It FTA 2, FAA 3, vp it Girls' Sp i. 5 , 'S of 0 J6'Q8!IJOx9w ww we of 91000361 U' is M Ptfufmoam, f KT' wpwa' My' M S ywea e lO5 :::S S cl S oC 6olfS,g+0 QWCO Rep Ii Crimson MARION LOUISE DONHAUSER Mare Stop the world and let me off. FHA 2: Girls' Sp I. KATHLEEN MARIE COTTLE Kath Happiness is a by-product of an effort to make someone else happy. FNA 3: chor 2: LYRE Photography Editor: Stu Co Alt 2: Dra Cl 2: Crim, Copy Ed Ig AFS area captl Top 20 I: Senior vp: Girls' Sp I 'Qt I if 19S Yr MARY MARGARET DORAN Meg Security is when you are very much in love with somebody extraordinary who loves you back, Stu Co I: Stu Co alt I: Dra CI I: Latin Cl I. EDWARD ALAN EDDY Eddy When I can drink like a fish, I'll swear like the devil. Wrestling Var 3: Lacrosse Var 2. KENT EDWARD DRISTLE Kent When it comes to absorbing information. some people are like blotters: They soak it all in, but they get it all backwards. band 4: Orch 2: NHS 2: Sp Cl I. JOHN MARVIN DUFFY Duff Yet remember. let he who is without guilt cast the first stone. band 4: orch 3: Key Cl 2: Red Cross I: Dra Cl 2: Proj CI 3: Math CI 3. RICHARD DUDLEY Dick A friend is someone who dislikes the same people you dislike. I DONALD L. DUPREY Don SiIence gives consent. ,,.-nav STEPHEN AUSTIN DOWN Steve I haven't the gift of gab, my sons, because l'm bred to the sea. Red Cross I: Baseball JV I: Soccer Frosh I. JV I: Golf Var 2. PETER ANTHONY EGAN Pete He who hesitates is smarter than you think: girls are the root to all evil. but don't hesitate! CONSTANCE SUSAN ELBRECHT Connie There are only two subjects that matter: Math and Basketball. FHA I: NHS 2, sec: Red Cr I. 5140 'ago-: l N SUSAN MAY ENDERS Susie There is but one road that leads to eternal happiness, and that is believing in someone you love. FHA l: FTA 2: band 4: orch 2: Math CI I: Girls' Sp 3: LYRE. Advertising Manager. MARY ELIZABETH EVERTZ Sugar To live is to love. chor li Stu Co alt I: Dra Cl I: Ger Cl 3: Girls' Sp 3. JACQUELINE EVANS Jackie A blush is beautiful. but sometimes inconvenient. FTA 3: chor 2: LYRE. Administration Editor: Fr CI 3, sec. prest library 3. JOSEPH DYSON FALLON Joe Humility is a strange thing: the minute you think you've got it. you've lost it. Key CL 2: NHS 2, pres: Stu Co alt I: Basketball Frosh, JV l, Var 2: Soccer Var I: Track Var 2: Fr CI ...Tb N.. THR TERRY LEE EMERICK Terry Some students drink deeply at the fountain of knowledge. Others only garglef' NHS 2, Sp CI it Sp NHS. 'f '7 j. W-4.0! DAVID D. FARKAS Dave To swear is neither brave, polite, nor wise. 'Y !'i CYNTHIA ELLEN FORST Cyn Pick your friends. but not to pieces. Stu Co Alt 2: chor Ia LYRE: Dra CI 2: Sp CI I: Cheer Id Var 3: Pep CI I: Freshmen Prize Speaking Award: Optimist CI Youth Appreciation Award. - evslar GREGORY WARD FISHER Fish I am so great I even surpass myself. Ger CI I: Baseball I JV: Football I Frosh, 2 JV: track I Frosh. JOHN MICHAEL FLAVIN John Today it takes a raft of money to keep afloat, Sp Cl I: Track Var. LEO FRANCIS FITZPATRICK Leo You cannot dream yourself into a character: you must hammer and forge one for yourself. Soccer JV. WALTER A. FLOOK Walt Well the thing about is. Stu Co I: Baseball Frosh 3. Var I: Football Frosh 2. JV I: Wrestling Frosh 2. JV I, Var I: Soccer Var 2: Track Var I: Camp Enterprise Scholarship. BRUCE LYNN FARRINGTON Bruce The way to peace is through learning: the way to learning is through school. Var CI I: Chess CI 2. MARGERY ALICE GARNETT Marge lf this is the best of possible worlds, what then are the others? FTA 3: FNA I: Girls' Sp I: Pep CI I: Fr Cl 2 Treas. RICHARD E. JOHNSON JR. Rick Success comes to those who wait patiently and quietly. There is only one problem: I am still waiting. Dra CI 2: Chess CI 2: Pep CI It Soccer JV I: Track Frosh, Var 2: Indoor Track Var I. ANNE D. KEARNS Anne You don't have to explain what you don' say. FHA It Ger Cl I. MARK WILLIAM KERWOOD Mark Dissent is not sacred: the right of dissent is. Key CI 2: NHS 2: Var Cl Ii Baseball Frosh. JV I. Var 2: Wrestling Frosh. JV I. Var 2: Track Var I. --. TERRY WAYNE KELSEY Kelz To quit smoking is the easiest thing I have done: I ought to know l've done it a hundred times. Wrestling Frosh, JV 2 DANIEL KIRKENDALL Dan Ask me if I care. 'Q- MICHELE ANN KARKUT Michele It's a good idea to keep your words soft and sweet-you never know when you may have to eat them! Stu Co I: Sp CI 2: Girls' Sp I: LYRE. typist. KELVIN PAUL KNAUST Cal Let each one know the way that he should go. 3... KATHLEEN ANN LANCTO Kathy Our love for God is tested by the question of whether we seek Him or his gifts. band 2: Girls' Sp I. 410' PATRICIA HELEN KORCZAKOWSKI Patty You've gotta love what's loveable. and hate what's hateable. It takes brains to see the difference. MARK EDWARD KUNO Kun The best way to start the day is to stay in bed. Key CI 2: NHS 2: Var Cl lg Cross Country Frosh: Baseball .IV It Football JV l, Var 24 Track Var 2 Indoor track Var 2 LOUISE JEAN KREBS Louise We do not remember the days: we remember the moments. CONNIE LEE LAGARRY Connie Live for today: tomorrow may be too Iate. earns' Sp Ip Ger CI I. ima is--'J MICHAEL STEPHEN KOEGEL Mike Don't borrow trouble. Be patient and you'lI have some of your own. Key Cl 2g Cross Country Frosh, Var I Basketball Frosh: Lacrosse JV I, Var I hors 1T ' W' KATHLEEN MARY LANNING Kate Youth should be served-and then carried out. DENNIS WILLIAM HATCH Den Live and Learn. is 41' '73 CAROL SUSAN HELLER Carol Of course education is the most important thing in life, or is it? Stu Co alt I: Dra CI I: Fr CI I: Pep Cl I: cheerld Var 2. JANIS MARIE HOLT .lan Life is like a trumpet. If you don't put anything in, you don't get anything out. Pep Cl I: Girls' Sp 4. RONALD D. HILL Ron A bore is one who. when you ask him. 'How are you?' tells you. DONNA MARIE HOWARD Howie Learn to laugh and thou shall always have at friends. chor 3: Girls' Sp 4. JODI LYNN HAWKS Joe Happiness is being with the opposite sex. band 4: Crimson I: Dra CI 2: Proi Cl I: Dist CI 2. ROBIN ANN HUGHES Robin The Daruma doll: seven times down, eight times up-life begins now. 3: I: ChOl' I: NHS 2: Stu Co alt I: Red Cr I: Dra Cl 3: Fr CI 2, vp: Girls' Sp 3: cheerld JV 2. X JAMES ERWIN HULBERT Jim Nothing great was ever accomplished without enthusiasm. :: Cross Country Var I3 .Mjsf MARTHA ELIZABETH HUDSON Marti Almost any event will put on a new face when received with cheerful acceptance. and no questions asked. cheerld JV 2. CYNTHIA SUE JENKINS Cindy AIways happy, seldom sad, often naughty, but NEVER bad! FHA I: Stu Co alt I Sp CI I: Girls' Sp 4. ALLEN RUSSELL Men of few w r re the best men. Baseball JV I. Frosh wliijggya I: Football Frosh cl Cr 2 dhe rId'JV I' DIANA JEWELL Diane Wrath is cruel: anger is overwhelming: but who can stand before iealousIy? LAURA JEAN GRAVATT Laura To err is human: to forgive divine. LAWRENCE HAHN Larry Sometimes it's more smart to be dumb. So that makes me smart all of the time. ANNA J. GUNTON Ann To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. FAA 4. treas, pres: Dra CI 2: Girls' Sp I. CHERYL LYNN HAGEMANN Cheryl Please don't forget to remember to remember not to forget. band 44 orch I: Stu Co It LYRE. Typist: cheerld JV. I. Girls' Sp I. ...Z KARL FREDERICK HAFNER Karl Let us so live that when we're appraised we're praised. Proi Cl 2. DORIS ELAINE HAHN Dory There are three sides to every story. yours-mine-and the facts! Dist CI I. 6- JUDITH LYNNE GROME Judy Silence is golden. but talking is more fun. FTA 3: chor I. Girls' Sp 2. NANCY ELLEN HAHN Nanc . . . and through understanding comes love. FAA 2. FHA It Red Cr 2: Girls' Sp 2. Dist CI :G+ a f' Wig: VNS I My iff :gi vi :I f it DEBORAH JUNE HANSEN Deb Life is short and the art long. FAA 2. sec: chor 2: LYRE, Art Editor: Stu Co I, alt 2: Red Cr I Dra Cl 3: Junior Ball Queen. CHRISTOPHER DYER HALE Chris Whenever I feel like working I just lie down and wait until the feeling goes away. LYRE. Business Manager: Cross Country JV I. Var 3: Track JV I, Var I: Indoor Track Var: Junior. Senior treas. CHRISTINA LEE HALLIGAN Tina Those who love deeply never grow old: they may die of old age, but they die young. chor 4. GLENN SHERMAN HALL Glenn Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows fha. ha, haJ! Dra Cl 3: Proj CI 2: Math Cl 2: Pep CI I. BARBARA JEAN HANSEN Barb I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. FTA 3, vp: NHS 2: Math Cl 3. pres 2. LARRY FRANK HARRIS Larry Pray for Hurst. PAMELA ANN GATES Pam Plenty of people miss their share of happiness, not because they never found it. but because they didn't stop to enioy it. Stu Co It Red Cr 2: Dra Cl 2: Pep Cl It Girls' Sp I: Cheer Id JV I. Var I. WILLIAM FRANCIS GASKE Bill We must lift the sail and catch the winds of destiny wherever they drive the boat. Band L Stu Co 2: Stu Co Alt la NHS 2, vp: Ger Cl 3: Lacrosse I: Swimming l. CARLA ANN GATES Desert Mouth l have aspirations of achieving great heights when I leave school . . . hopefully 5'2 ! FTA lg Band 3: Sp Cl I: Dra Cl 2. BERNADETTE MARIE GATES Bernie That which costs the least and does the most is a pleasant smile. Girls' Sp 3. DEAN LEWIS GATES Dean-O My plane carries two: my car carries five: but the way to gain achievement is to flyl' dir 441 SUSAN MARIE GILLESPIE Sue You only live twice BARBARA JEAN GLENN Bushy A smile is the magic key to the magic door to the wonderful Magic Toy Shop. Band 2: NHS la Stu Co 3. pres. Stu Co Alt Ii Dra CI 3: Math CI 3: GSI' 2: PEP lc Cheer Ld Var 2: Ll.N. Contest '66: AFS Chairman. 9-vi WILLIAM JAMES GOLDSWORTHY Bill I like work: it fas- cinates me: I can sit and look at it for hours. Red Cr la Wrestling Frosh: Lacrosse JV 21 Track Frosh, Var I: Indoor Track Var 3: Cr Country Frosh I1 Var 3, DENISE GORMAN Denise The only trouble with love at first sight is second sight. A 'U mm? RICHARD E. GOODWIN Dick Brown cows give white milk.' JAMES ALFRED GOULET Pus When You're as great as I am, it's hard to be humble. Track Var lg Swimming Var 4: Baseball Frosh I. 'lids-tm. if LARRY PARKES Larry God made woman last: what a wonderful plan. He didn't want anyone talking him to death while he was making man. Oi f4'b -4' P Ns 96' G Q, , air 7 may if YU lui ugff M. ' VOL lu LILA LAURENE PETERS Lila Triumph at last! l, ilu ij fwfr STEVEN JAMES PFOHL Steve To speak as the an people do. as the wise men do. Basketball Frosh. Baseball Frosh. JV l. Var lg Football Frosh. JV 2. Var I. RICHARD SOREN PETERSON Dick Life isn't all beer and skittles. LEONARD KARL PICKARD Len Experience is not what happens to your it is what you do with what happens to youf Key Cl 2: NHS 2: Var Cl I: Football. Frosh I. JV l. Var 2: Wrestling. Frosh I. JV l. Var 2: Track, Erosh l. Var 3. Cornell Award. THOMAS PACHECK Tom Before you Ie! yourself go completely. be sure you can get yourself back. 1'- ,..l 1 PATRICIA ELAINE PICKARD Pat Dreams are but thoughts with the facts left out. FTA 3. treas: chor I: NHS 2: Stu Co la Sp Cl 3, treas: Girls' Sp ii Pep ci I, Sp NHS i. 'in-If i JAMES EDWARD NELSON H. PIERCE Nelson You only live once use it wisely. JACALYN MAY POTTER POTTER Jim Jackie There is so much to 9 X Man has his will-but df n0.0ne--to I li woman has her way. W wlfh. Lf , XX , J - 1 'LW 1, f lwik ball, Fm h. W, 5 , fl. i ,iovff G ,l . if .U uw mfr 'fr J 3, L fly,L.. if llligjl fly E iw QW will AM 7 I 10 I7 0 Lk fRI Hfqzgjl iisorsf l P E ck q, Vfdwq 9fVLJEAryNjii' .. KL . . 0 MW hy ,. You anit b Ldfi - A f castle onljakl nda74on 7 - if ff You have a ri tfto of sand ' your own opinion, iust I as long as it agrees 'I with mine. ' Ger Cl 22 treas: Lacrosse JV I. Var la Football. Frosh. JV I. Var 2: Swimming Var XF 'CX' 7' gf elf my ey, Nl-2 MARK ALLEN ye ' U A Q, X. SN ef? lgXNDALLIII tp Y o cie ce ist woes sped my XD , n ua X XA lag? C2 'L small voicbglfat 011 Q 0 2, KeyCl3:,t Col: 63 xy, Stcnglo AIlql.l:xLarGlZ1Y,L bl Lfalfoj Ewbwracbkr . occ ar - Foo all. X06 Er shg B etbalcfl K Xr?g,11,15llgvar2. .XX Sf' W U lx fd. . . Q Val Q QD E Obiy VND UN 259 XP 'MQ Band 44 Dra Cl I: Girls' Sp 3. K If in-if -qv-.....Q. TIMOTHY ALLEN RATH Tim lt's not how often you try, but whether you succeed or not.' Proi Cl I: Math CI 2 vp: Chess CI 2. JAKE MILLS Jake If you enioy wasting time, it's not entirely wasted. 'cf-:fr JUDITH ANN MOSHER Judy Nopey. FHA I. FERNANDO MONGE SANCHO Fer Study and work are important portions of our life. Without them we would not taste the satisfaction of fulfilled obIigation. AFS student from Costa Rica. LINDA MARY MOODY Mood The doors to the future and the doors to success are marked PUSH. FTA 2: band 4: 0I'Cl1 l: NHS 2: Stu Co 2: Stu Co alt I: Dra CI 2, treas: Pep Cl I: LYRE. Editor-in-chief. .E RICHARD DIX MONICA Dickiebird Happiness is wanting what you have, not having what you want. FAA 3. RORY LOUIS MORICH Rorich 'flf someone gave me a wit. l'd then be a half-wit. Soccer Var I: Track Var I: Indoor Track Var 2. fr SALLY MARIE MILLS Sal A blush is beautiful. but sometimes very inconvenient. chor 3: Stu Co alt I. 41' '::1 'rY JANE E. MT. PLEASANT Jane Great things are done when men and mountains meet. NHS 2: Stu Co alt I: Sp Cl 4: Chess Cl I: Girls' Sp 4. SANDRA MAY MYERS Sandie Forgive and forget. for tomorrow we may need to. FHA I. DAVID A. PACIENCIA Bernie Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. FTA 24 Band 4: Stu Co 4: Key CI 3, Sec, Pres: Junior Class Pres: Soph Class Treas. xi TERRY JOSEPH O'CONNELL Terry Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker. .- SHARMAN GAY ORAM Sharm A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! Stu Co Alt li Girls' Sp 2. WILLIAM RANSFORD OLIVER Bill Why kid oneself when life is a laugh? Football Frosh I. JV li Wrestling Frosh I. CYNTHIA JEAN ORR Cindy Happiness is the key to success. FTA It Band 3g LYRE, Girls' Sports Editor: Red Cr I: Math CI I: Girls' Sp 3. salsa MICHAEL ANDREW NEAL Chuck Ah, Love and Wine- the two most indescribable things in nature!! But I prefer wine because its effects are more easily gotten rid of. Red Cr It Swimming JV 25 Citizenship Council. 'vw-'N-1 V7 L Q' Q, si' QQ. Q, Eva digits 5? Qt R Q Q everybggil g 33 Q W Efilgfw lg is 62 ,. .EJ Ogg 16,7329 Q7 mfs Q2 4. CAROLE J, MACKEY Mac I was born to get into trouble: and I live up to it. FHA 2: chor 3: Dra Cl 2: Fr CI I. S ' y so-J 53 6 fig, ALICE Treat your d if he will one 6 be 9 your enemy. a ,your enemy as if he will one day be your friend. FNA I. LL FRED E. MARKHAM Stred Come along with me to the wine country. Soccer Frosh: Swimming Var 2: Track Frosh. ROBERT DONALD MARSH Bob When you call me that, smile! MARY ELIZABETH MARLOWE Mare A loving heart is th beginning of all knowledge. chor 2. SHARON MARVIN Marv For I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep. FTA I, chor 3. Sp ci I. 2 ELLEN ELIZABETH MAWHINNEY Mawhinney Well-if we must, we must-and in that case, the less said the better. Crimson I: Dra Cl I: Ger Cl 2, sec. fer'- ' KENNETH ROBERT MEYER Ken All government officials have 2 ends, a sitting and a thinking end. Since their whole success depends upon their 'seat, why bother. friends? FTA l: NHS 2: Stu Co alt I: Dra Cl I: Ger Cl 2: Chess CI I. ALAN PATRICK McKEEN Al The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak. Wrestling Frosh, JV 3: Soccer Frosh. JV 2: Track Frosh, Var 3. KARI MEIER-PEDERSEN Kari When you become used to never being alone, you may consider yourself Americanized. .NNN 443' CARLOS C. MEDINA Carlos To keep your steady grinning. with love from a loving cup, when you know you're wrong admit it, when you know you're right. shut up! Sp Cl I: Wrestling JV I: Soccer JV I, Var 2: Swimming JV I. ELLEN CAROL MERCER Ellen He doth nothing but talk of his horse. FTA I: NHS 2: Stu Co I: Dra Cl I: Lat CI 2, pres: Pep Cl I. KATHLEEN F. McARDELL Blue Eyes l'll be the judge. chor I. Qt! DANIEL LEE MICHEL Fuzzy A woman at home is of great value, but abroad is worth nothing. Key CI 2: Lyre, Boys' Sports Editor: Var Cl 2: Basketball Frosh, JV I, Var 3: Football Frosh, JV I, Var 2: Wrestling JV I: Indoor Track Frosh. 1. X, SANDRA DIANN LEPPARD Spider Anything is legal until you get caught! DAVID JAMES LAQUAY Dave lf everything else fails try school. GARY JOHN LAVALLEE Gary Let each become all he is capable of being. Key Cl I: NHS 2: Wrestling Frosh. Var 31 Soccer Frosh. JV I. Var I. 19' cr-1Y 7' Rubby ' -I ' GU fy xiVXyJJyX JEAN LINDH Jean Examinations are formidable even to the best prepared, for the greatest fool may ask more than the wisest man can answer. FTA 2: FNA It NHS 2: Red Cr 2: Dra Cl 2: Math Cl I. MARLENE ANN LINNENBACH Mar Friends depart. and memory takes them to her caverns. pure and deep. FTA 3: band -I: NHS 2: Span CI I. CARL BYRON LYON Leo Everybody who is incapable of learning has taken to teaching. Football Frosh, JV I: Lacrosse JV 3. Var I. ,ESE t. , Mn EEZ: :jf und 4 If cb' It' Etter EMI? if Vtlgsghtvdumb t?'6g't lgind re,p4o:j? LOTITO use of spend it for which Frosh JV 2. Var 2: Frosh. JV. Var 2 Indoor Track JV I. MARY ELLEN LOVELESS Mary A ship should not rely on one small anchor. nor life upon one hope. Red Cr I: Fr Cl I: FTA 2: cheerld Var l. FT 2: Stu Co I: Span Cl I: Girls' Sp l. Select chor. PAUL JOSEPH LUKASIEWICZ Paul Justice knows not mercy nor revenge. Crimson I: Ger Cl 3: Chess CI 2. 'Quran' JOHN HERBERT LIVINGSTON John People who live in glass houses shouldn't RICHARD H. MacARTHUR Dick Work Iikea horse and what does it get you? Old. chor 2: Dra Cl 2: Math Cl I: cross country Var 2. JUDITH INEZ REYNOLDS Judy The things which are impossible with men are possible with God. FAA 2: FHA I: Girls' Sp I. CHRISTINE ROWLEY Chris Earth science is like a massive cumulonimbus cloud: it takes 3 years for it to pass over, but when it does. the sun shines. FTA 2: Dra Cl 2: Sp Cl l: Girls' Sp 4: Grils' Athletic Award. WILLIAM DAVID RODE Bill Why try your best? lt's going to come out wrong anyway. DAVID ROLOFF Bruiser The reason that blondes have more fun ' ecause you can ind them in the dark . . .O.K.? of-' Key Cl 3: Stu Co I: Stu Co Alt I: Var CI 2 Basketball. Frosh. JV 2. Var I: Football. Frosh 2. JV I, Var 2: Lacrosse, JV I, Var 3: Track I. iii A-'gg JOHN LAWRENCE ROGERS JOHN IdIeness is emptiness: the tree in which the sap is stagnant remains fruitless. Football. Frosh. RICHARD CHARLES ROTH Itchy ln life as in a football game. the principle to follow is: Hit the line hard. Key Cl 2: Var Cl I: Basketball, Frosh, JV I. Var 2: Baseball, JV I: Football, Frosh. JV I, Var 2: Track. Frosh. Var 2: Indoor Track. Frosh. -av' 1 'P GERALDINE ANN ROBERTS Gerri Your feelings often are a better guide than your wisdom. FTA 2. Sec: Dr CI I: Pep CI I: Red Cr 2: LYRE: Stu Co Alt 2. MARK LEE SAEGER Sage The three essentials for a good time are: a girl, a six pack, and a driver's license. Band 4: Orch I: Key CI 3. vp: Stu Co I: Stu Co Alt I: Var CI 2: Basketball. Frosh. JV I, Var 2: Football. Frosh: Wrestling, Frosh: Lacrosse. JV I, Var 3: Soccer. JV I. Var 2. CYNTHIA MARIE SALMON Cindy I am an optimist. There is not much use in being anything else. NHS 2: Stu Co I: Stu Co Alt 2: Dra Cl I: Sp CI 3. vp: Girls' Sp I: Cheerld Var 3. Sec. Treas: OddfeIlow's Pilgrimage to UN MERRIDY LORRAINE SHARPE Sharpie A man may be happy even if he is poor. but he can never be happy without friends. Cheer Id. JV I. IC ARNE OLAF SANDNESS Benedict . , And I escape with the skin of my teeth. orch 4: Proj Cl 2: Chess Cl 3. Sgt at Arms: Debate Soc 2. GARY S. SCOTT DAVID JOSEPH SCHRADER Joe I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided. and that is the lamp of experience. Chor 2: Key CI 3: Var CI I: Football, JV I. Var 3: Track. Var 2: Lacrosse I: Wrestling JV 2, LAWRENCE PERRY Gary SEGOVIS Language is a seg wonderful thing. It can -'We are all mortal be used to express our and each one is for thoughts. to conceal himself.:- our thoughts. or to replace thinking. Key CI 2: Red Cr I: Track. Var I: Football. Cross Country, Var I: Fresh I' JV 2 Var I' Track' Var Ii Indoor Basketball, Frosh I. Track, Var I. JV 2' Var IA LYNN FRANCES SAMPSON Sam Talk happiness. The world is sad enough without your woe. Red Cr I: Classical CI I: Pep Cl I. vp: Girls' Sp 2. 4-.fbi w-sv-119' DANIEL PATRICK SHAY Pee But our lot crawls between dry ribs to keep our metaphysics warm. Key CI 2: Dra Cl I: Track. Var 2: Indoor Track, Var I: Cross Country, Frosh. 2, Var 3. GARY W. SHELHAMER Shelly There is no time like the present to have a little fun. Lacrosse, JV 2. THEODORE VICTOR SNAVLIN Snorky Give me life. liberty. and most of all a friend. Track. Var 34 Wrestling, Var 4: Football. Frosh I. JV Var I. 'Q'-ini gon., M 5-W1 'fix 'Qs' W ,, N '52 .f Q ' .- in-4 png. JQINET MARIE sivERs NEIL SW 1 ,AQ -'Always look for thetw I IAQ, best in people, for W Aidan e it .2 your worst enemy m r D 3 be your best friend. LU Ye Vqhln es g.' Girls' Sp It Pep Cl: Librarian Assistant: Assistant Editor of School Newspaper. RAYMOND HENRY SMILEY Il Ray Our youth we can have but today: we can always find time to grow old. Red Cr 2: Track, Var: Wrestling, JV: Football. Var. LAH Pep Cl, treas: lf. Var It Soccer Var I: Basketball. JV I, Var I. KATHY JO SMITH Kathy Those who obtain knowledge obtain loy. FHA 2. Sec la Ger CI 2. Mn BRETT TYLER SHERMAN Tank S. H. S. Live for today. tomorrow you might be drafted. Stu Co 2: Math Cl 2: Swimming. Var 2. ,an-319 .anis A199 BARBARA ANNE SNELL Snell-Byrd The only tragedy in falling flat on your face is not getting up again. Stu Co lp Red Cr lg Dra Cl lt Girls' Sp I: U.N. trip: Jr Class Sec Senior pres. DAWN LEIGH SNOW Dawnie Thou art the dawn for which all evening waits. FAA I: FTA 3: Dra Cl 2: Gel' CI l. MARLENE ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Mar Men are not against you: they are merely for themselves. RICHARD I. SPRAKER Dick Failure is only the beginning of successf THOMAS ELDRED STETSON Tom And twenty glow-worms shall our lanterns be. Gymnastics I. RICHARD KENT SPROLE Dick Drink today, and drown all sorrow: you shall perhaps not do it tomorrow. KENNETH GERARD STEWART Ken Learn while you can for someday you might be glad that you did. Indoor Track, Var 2: Basketball, Frosh: Baseball, JV I, Var l. DAVID SPEACH Leach lt is better to live one day as a lion, than a hundred years as a sheep. Lacrosse. JV 2, Var I: Wrestling. Var I, Mgr: Football. JV 2. Var I. ELAINE MARIE SUROWICK Elaine Lost time is never found again. Girls' Sp 2. JAMES NEWTON TAGGETT Rosey lt is better to sit up all night than to go to bed with a dragon. JOHN ERNEST TURNER J. T. A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ignorance to get anywhere. Key Cl 2: NHS 2: SIU Co 2. Indoor Track, JV I. Baseball Frosh I: Basketball Frosh I: Soph vp. ,NW .fs l, L S ,Ki t x DAVID EUGENE THOMAS Dave The only way to have a friend is to be one. JAMES ALAN TIPPER ..Nip,. The best friend you have is one that travels in a 'Pack' of ...U Six . Track Var I: Soccer Var la Baseball Frosh I, JV la Basketball Frosh I. JV I. Var 2. 'ff'I37'l LINDA ANN THOMAS Linda Wishing is a wonderful thing. but wishing won't get you anywhere. JOAN ETHEL TREXLER Trex Eleven Trexlers down, one more to -v go. Stu Co I. J N RODNEY gTA NOW Fuzz I awoke one morning and found myself famous. Key Cl 3. sec: Var Cl Stu Co alt I: Frosh I, JV I. Var 2: Baseball Frosh I. JV I, Var 3: Football Frosh 2. JV I Var 2. dj' ha THOMAS MICHAEL TURNER TOM Live it up through High School, for someday you will find out there's a couple of Drafts. Stu Co 2. Chess CI I. treasl Cross Country I JV, 2 Var. sun-f JOHN F. VAN WIE II John Everything is possible with a little hard effort. Key Cl 23 Football Frosh I, JV I, Var 2, Swimming Var 4: Tennis Var I. ROGER JAMES TLITHILL Rog I wish I could live forever. so I could laugh at all the people who make the same mistakes I made. BONITA LEE VADER Bonnie Those who marry to escape something. usually find something eIse. chor 2. JEFFREY CHARLES URSELL LeRoy When asked what he would take to let a man give him a blow on the head. he said, 'A heImet.' Basketball Frosh I, JV lg Bowling Frosh I. JV I, Var 2a Track JV Ip Golf JV I. Var I. MIKE VAN HORN Horn You have but one life to live, live it in pleasure, and singly. Baseball Frosh I, JV I. WILLIAM JOSEPH TURNER Bill Glass, china, and reputation are easily cracked and never well mended. Stu Co alt I, Red Cross I: Dra Cl I: Chess CI 2: Gymnastics I Var. DONNA MAE VENETTE Charlie Time marches on. FNA I, Dra CI I. Proj Cl I, sect Sp CI I, JAMES ROBERT WALKER Bob StiIl waters run deep. Football Frosh I. JV 2. Var I: Wrestling Frosh I. JV I: Lacrosse Frosh I, Var I: Track Frosh I. Var I. CLALIDETTE M. VIAU Claudette Everyone's friend: but no one's sweetheart. FHA I. JOHN JOSEPH WAINRIGHT John I don't like to do anything that interferes with my not doing anything. Stu Co I: Ger CI 22: Chess CI 2. GWEN MARGARET VIRKLER Gwen The simple inherit folly: but the prudent are crowned with knowledge. band 4: orch 3: Red Cross I: Dra Cl 4: Classical CI 2. ROBERT G. WALDRUFF Bob Promises and piecrust are made to be broken. KATHY RUTH WARD Pinky Yeppy. DALE FREDERICK WATT Dale That's the way it goes. Key Cl It Wrestling JV I. CHRISTINE NANCY WHORRALL Chris Where there's a will, there's trouble. band 4. sec-treas: orch 3: chor 2: Stu Co 2, Stu Co alt Ia Girls' Sp Frosh Ii Fr Il award, select chor 2. BRENDA MAY WEAVER Brenda With God all things are possible. FTA 3, sec: NHS 2: Stu Co 2: Fr CI 2a Girls' Sp Frosh I: Senior sec. MICHAEL L. WELLER Mike Many a true word is spoken in jest. Baseball Frosh I, JV I, Var I. L df SANDRA LYN WEBBER Sandy Thank the Lord for the night time. Stu Co I, Red Cross I: Sp CI 2: Girls' Sp 2: Pep Cl I. GARY ERNEST WELLS Gary Some men are born leaders, and others are born to have a good time! Soccer Frosh I, JV 2. BARBARA ANNE WATTS Bart I much prefer a compliment, insincere of not, to sincere criticism. FAA It FTA 2. treas: Stu Co alt Ii Fr CI It Girls' Sp 3: Pep Cl I. penny' 5 WILLIAM JOHN WILKIE Willie Life is like a game, if it is taken too seriously it can't be enjoyed. Basketball Frosh I: Football Frosh I. JV I Var I, Wrestling JV It Track JV I, Var 3. MARILYN LOUISE WILMER Misty Time waits for no man, and neither do In FAA 2: chor 3: Girls' Sp I. -an '??::r KATHY ANNE ZINSMEISTER Zins A smile is a gentle curved line that sets a lot of things straight. band 3, sec: orch 3: NHS 2: LYRE Senior Editor: Stu Co 3: Dra CI I: Ger CI 2: cheerld JV I. pres: Soph class pres: Select cho'r 2: AFS student to Philippines. S5 CAROL WOLKEN Carol Keep smiling and people will wonder what you've been up IO. n Stu.Co I. LORRAINE MAE WOODWORTH Lori The war between the sexes will never be cold. FHA I. fo- YQ SHAREE JEAN WOODALL Sharee My thinking is independent of my temperature-it iust depends on my stimulants. LYRE Activities Editor: Red Cross 2: Sp CI 3. sec-treas: cheerld JV I. Var I: Girls' Sp Frosh I: Pep CI I: Jr vp: Soph sec. MAURINE A. YOUNIS Morph To never have loved hurts: to love and lose hurts worse. .1 45-T . SALLY LEE WINTERS Sally A smile is a key to friendship. cheerled JV I, Var 2, pres: Girls' Sp JV I. ik' A,,.alx X 1 MICHAEL ADAM ZUCK Mike The time will soon come when dreams are realized or forgotten. APPLE POLISHER Chris Rowley and David Paciencia CLASS FLIRTS Carla Gates and Mark Randall MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Cindy Forst and Tom Bye S..-1 MOST TALKATIVE CUTEST Chris Whorrall and Jim Tipper Pam Gates and Dick Price BEST DRESSED Kathy Zinsmeister and Dan Shay CLASS CLOWNS Carla Gates and Jim Tipper -ws MOST VERSATILE Barbara Glenn and Chris Hale MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PERSONALITY PLUS Cindy Forst and Chris Hale BEST LOOKING Deb Hansen and Dick Price Barb Glenn and Joe Fallon MOST ATHLETIC Jean Bloomquist and Ralph Atwater MOST POPULAR Kathy Zinsmeister and Joe Fallon MOST TALENTED Chris Whorrall and Mark Saeger -.,,f,.w- . 1 X K 3 S S -.Q ,AMX A .J X 'f xmikw L WM . ,Mm MLW J Q, .... ff A .J A A ,N Q ff ,' x ki J f . .S D. A . X Y. .rf , .1 . A :H fn ' qi? . VX ' , Q . - . 3.443 Aff , ' 'ls i ,J 1 s 5 N, UH, . .N-df. ' .M Maw .. N ,N y x f 4 i, . ,,. A ,gy f ,, rev' , ,Q . . fvyyf' class will Listen my friends and you shall hear A heartbreaking story that's good for a tear. It tells of a boy who was hungry one day, So he bought a school lunch that was slopped on a tray. Soon he collapsed, gasping for breath, The doctor said he was poisoned to death. He was first to succumb to a treacherous goal- The school board's answer to birth control. The teachers have joined in this wonderful game To torture the students is fun, they exclaim. So all of the Seniors can hardly wait For the grand day when we all graduate. Those who escape from this fiendish plot Will stand on the stage. all sweaty and hot: The lights will be on: we'll be ready to fry When we graduate from old Baker High. -James Goulet Ronald Abold leaves Mr. Hidy a cloth to shine his bald head. Jay Adsit leaves all those good-looking Junior girls to Paul Rhebergen. John Anders leaves in his big MOPAR to find a good Chevy. Ken Anderson leaves his scale model brother for dealings with Mr. Florack. David Armstrong leaves his mavilas spelling to Mrs. Ravbegen. Ralph Atwater leaves with Michels. Joe. Bunda, Nip. and Fritz to join the Border Patrol. Steve Austin leaves his math know-how to any budding genius. Gary Barret leaves Mr. Patchett an old speeding ticket. Dave Bartoszewski leaves what's left of the place to brother. Mike. Susi Baublitz leaves silence to the chem labs. of Baker High un- til her brother WREAKS HAVOC in them. Debbie Beck leaves her seldomly used seat on bus 77 to Rog Bachman. Scott Becker leaves physics to anyone who wants it. Joan Bennett leaves Mr. Doris all her burned-out fuses. Maureen Bennett leaves Mr. Patchett to his spicey books. Kathy Benoit leaves her musical ability on the saxaphone to her sister, Carol. Gail Bilyeu leaves all the typing errors in this year's LYRE to next year's typist. Tim Bishop leaves gladly. Jean Bloomquist leaves her pennies to any underclassman lucky U1 enough to collect them: and to her brother. Charlie. all the Freshmen girls. Cindy Bobik leaves all the teachers and all the bus drivers cour- age to keep their sanity with all the new students Ui that follow. Paul Bovee leaves Jim Dowd with hopes that he gets as great a little brother as he has. Kenneth Brand leaves Jim Jarvis all of his health notes from Mr. Johnson. David Brauksieck leaves Baker High behind to do what it might. Ken Bray leaves for Harvard? Yale? Princeton? Vassar? . . . Vassar! I Dan Broekhuizen leaves at last. Jessie Broome leaves to go to the Modern Bakery to shake up the fat waitress with Cindy Clarke and Carole Mackey. Eric Brown leaves the grass to grow high. Fred Brown leaves Mr. Skaden and the Good Earth to Debbie in her Senior year. Mike Brown leaves physics to all the Newtons of Baker High School. Sharleen Burkhardt bequeaths three wishes to be used after you are quite dead. Bill Campbell leaves Mr. Hidy his SPRITE engine to win future Formula Junior races with. Sue Canty leaves Tom, Dick, and Joe another year or two in high school. Milton Caruth leaves his draft card for a thirsty underclassman. lrene Case leaves President of F.N.A. to any girl stupid enough to get up in front of a bunch of girls and talk to herself. Stephanie Case leaves to join someone very special. Cindy Cellana leaves her sympathy to Jean McGovern who has to spend one more year in B'viIIe. Robert Chapman leaves Mr. Cahill all the geometry books and one large incinerator. Cheryl Clark leaves the next four years to her sister. Linda Clark leaves Baker High and all of its fun to Judyi and to Mr. Bailey. her blue card. Cindy Clarke leaves her S4 penguins to Bellig and Miss Goddard who can pick them up the next time they're at the South Pole. Lynn Claus leaves forever. Butch Collar leaves his hustling experience to Tom Dobbins? Mary Cooper leaves her sister. Debbie. with 3 more years of High School. Paul Cosentino leaves his sister, Linda. in the competent hands of the B.H.S. faculty. Kathy Cottle leaves her worn out chemistry book to some un- suspecting Junior who won't have three years to treasure it. Doug Crego leaves Mr. Coloprisco a new sink and rocking chair for his room. Pat Dabrowski leaves a pack of gum to anyone who thinks they can use it in Miss Maschiri's classes. Bonnie Dexter leaves her unsuccessful driving to anyone who dares ,itl Marion Donhauser leaves peacefully before she causes Miss Maschiri to have a nervous breakdown. Ann Doran leaves Paula. Jean. and Ginny all her free time for writing notes. Meg Doran leaves her many wonderful hours in the library for a much more wonderful future with Jim. Steve Down leaves for every ski resort he can find. Kent Dristle leaves two worn-out bookbags to anyone crazy enough to want them. 1 Richard Dudley leaves everyone in favor of birth control who has already been born. John Duffy leaves a pack of LARKS and a bottle of LISTERINE to Mr. Skaden. Eddy Eddy leaves Baker High School. Peter Egan leaves advice for the guy who goes steady in high school: D0,N'ZZf Connie Elbrecht leaves her red, white, and black checkered socks to Mrs. Coulter. Terry Emerick leaves her sincere -gratitude and appreciation of all the great teachers at Baker High. Susan Enders leaves her oboe to anyone fool enough to want it and the aches and pains of the section to Sue. Jackie Evans leaves math to anyone foolish enough to take it. Sugar Evertz leaves her giant English-German dictionary to arb. George, and Kate. Joe Fallon leaves Mr. Florack all arguments concerning car smashes. Bruce Farrington leaves Mr. Keenan one, Haw W:,NrarQ,Costll1e , WHL book. Greg Fisher leaves Mr. Bogardus and Mr. Florack a jigger of martinis so they will feel happy even if they don't look it. Leo Fitzpatrick leaves Miss Ashberry to her debits and credits. John Flavin leaves Mr. Bogardus a book entitled, ls a .Smile Possible Rusty Flook leaves a sweat sock, rubber suit, one wrestling shoe, and fifteen lbs. to Mr. Johnson. Cindy Forst leaves to her sister, Pammy, fond memories of two little irls on a rocking horse. ' Marge Garnett leaves Miss Cyr a new class of French IV stu- dents who might possibly speak a little French. Bill Gaske leaves Mr. Litwin a journal of laconic, compendious, simplex munditiis exposes and vignettes. Bernie Gates leaves Baker High to all future Seniors who want lt. Carla Gates leaves her beaver boots to anyone who's a friend of Dave. Jim, Danny, Ralph, and Bill. Dean Gates leaves The Hall Patrol Duty to Jack and Skip with hopes of 614624 Z' accomplishment. Pam Gates leaves Sherry her place on the cheerleading squad. Sue Gillespie leaves with Dick Grover to Ford Country. Barb Glenn leaves her weak heart to Mouse, Bugsy, and Ed, and a full-length. gold embossed, paisley-lined diaper to Millie with a smile. Bill Goldsworthy leaves Dick Hatten his lacrosse stick. Jim Goulet leaves Mr. Myron a charge account at the Town Thrift Shop. Laura Gravatt leaves to be with Gary Ladd. Judy Grome leaves Mr. Patchett some new jokes to make class more interesting. Ann Gunton leaves the school lunchroom a new cookbook. Karl Hafner leaves his vast knowledge of Spanish to Mrs. Nevid. Cheryl Hagemann leaves her sister. Sue, all her great cheer- leading ability. Doris Hahn leaves Baker High with no regrets. Larry Hahn, of sound mind, leaves to Jack his many years of experience in school. Nancy Hahn leaves her ability to cut classes to anyone who wants it. Chris Hale leaves Jo Perschel and Tom Quinn. Gam and Sub Deb respectively. Glenn Hall leaves his Public Pigeon Number l status to any Ju- nior who can meet the physical requirements. Tina Halligan leaves Bill Kline the dark places in the hall. for re- membrance purposes, ONCW Barb Hansen leaves all her pencils with the worn out erasers to Math Club. Debbie Hansen leaves Mr. Barden with the memory of a slow- motion tennis match in the hall and other dramatic antics. Larry Harris leaves all of his unused senior books to Dave Bidwell. Wanda Harvey leaves her sister, Candy, Baker High. Good luck. you will need it. Dennis Hatch leaves all the wonderful teachers his 3 brothers . . . May they have mercy on the teachers. Joe Hawks leaves his younger brother, Chuck, the number one position in Mr. FIorack's detention line. Carol Heller leaves Bill Gates, Bugsy Winchester, Ed Lucy, and Dick Vanaman all the good times that come with being a Senior. Janis Holt leaves all the upcoming Seniors priority in all assem- blies and the prestige of being a Senior. ' Donna Howard leaves all her old tests to Mrs. Rhebergen as a keepsake. Marti Hudson leaves her red pants and pink tissues to Bill O'Mara. Robin Hughes leaves her ability to look innocent under Pl?.Z7V6'.7- PAL stress to all underclassmen. Jim Hulbert leaves the senior boys' table at lunch to all juniors who promise to keep up our reputation. Allan Huntington leaves . . . Just leaves. Barb Ingersoll leaves her red cheerleading pants and her great athletic ability to STEVIE Sanford. Cindy Jenkins leaves Mr. Beck SIX SPEECHES A DAY and the hopes of another energetic 7th period history class. Diane Jewell leaves all her intelligent thoughts to Mary Ann, Ka- thy, Bonnie, and Michele. Richard E. Johnson leaves his athletic ability to anyone who wants it and, historical ability to the Social Studies Dept. Michele Karkut leaves with Debbie Jones for Butcher's house, and all his partiesll Anne Kearns leaves office practice II to any student brave enough to take it. Terry Kelsey leaves Mr. Johnson his little brother so he can seek on towards another cigarette. Mark Kerwood leaves his Honor Society Card to anyone who wants an excuse to skip a class. Kelvin Knaust leaves for good. Mike Koegel leaves Baker to all the upcoming gang of the Senior class of l969. Pat Korczakowski leaves to never forget all the talks which were held at lunch. Louise Krebs leaves to meet P.E. for a future of happiness. Mark Kuno leaves a set of deaf ears to any unfortunate defen- sive halfback who lets a pass receiver get behind him. Connie LaGarry leaves with Marlene for California to raise---. Kathy Lancto leaves this great school for Chris, Ruth, Sandy, and Steve to enjoy. Kate Lanning leaves Baker High for all of the underclassmen. Dave La Quay leaves Ruth La Quay fthe second of the La Quay Dynastyj Baker High. Paul LaRobardiere leaves school. Charlene Lee leaves to Irm Gettman her old dirty naval card. Sandy Leppard leaves all teachers in peace and quiet. Jean Lindholm leaves her forgetfulness to any underclassmen who may find it convenient at times. Marlene Linnenbach leaves Mr. Keenan to search for another red-headed Marilyn. John Livingston leaves the cigarette butts in the smoking area to Teddy Florwax. Bill Long leaves his lacrosse sticks to his brother, Dick, who will be around in another couple years. Roseanne Lotito leaves next year's Senior class all the luck they'll need. Mary Ellen Loveless leaves her seat in Aunt Dorothy's home- room to Denise. Paul J. Lukasiewicz leaves the library well done or done for. Carl Lyon leaves Mr. Thompson his admiration for disproving encyclopedias. Dick MacArthur leaves Mr. Hidy a new engine for his car. Carole Mackey leaves with Cindy Clarke and Jessie Broome to cause trouble at Modern Bakery, in Bob's i968 Cadillac. Joan Mann leaves Mrs. Merlini, Miss Hood and Miss Goddard the showers and the pool. ' Fred Markham leaves Mr. Hidy a carton of cigarettes and one bushel of uncut hair. Johi Marleau leaves a skein of yarn to any Junior who will make it into pom-pons. Mary Marlowe leaves to meet Gloria Palmer and John Rogers at Dutchman's. Bob Marsh leaves a book of matches to second lunch period. Sharon Marvin leaves Jonesy to lead next years second sopran- os to new heights. Alice Masser leaves all her health ditties to Miss Goddard and all her office practice marks to anyone who wants them. Ellen Mawhinney leaves all the winkeIs in the school to Mrs. Coulter. Kathleen F. McArdell leaves Baker High to find a better life with? Carlos Medina leaves Youngie, Mouse, and his brother his abili- ty to play soccer. Kari Meier-Pedersen leaves-for the land where blondes began. Ellen Mercer leaves 300 push-ups, 40 gum wrappers, and 5 torn- out pages to future groups. Ken Meyer leaves all his brains to the people who let Mr. Doris scare them away from physics. Danny Michel leaves with Rat. Joe, Bunda. Nip, and Fritz to join the Border Patrol. Sal Mills leaves Baker High without revealing any goodies about Mr. Ron Patchett. Fernando Monge leaves his free lunch to any hungry Junior. Dick Monica leaves Baker High to his brothers. sister, and Doie- Doie. Good luck Baker! Linda Moody leaves Mr. Burtless an Ancient History textbook, and all the worries, troubles. and final rewards of the editor to next year's lucky LYRE leader. Rory Morich leaves Lady Godiva a pair of scissors. Judy Mosher leaves to get out of here. Jane Mt. Pleasant leaves to Gail Roberts Pique' Pigwart!! Sandra Myers leaves Baker High to wait for Howard to get out of the Army. Michael Neal leaves Robin Hughes all the lunch trays of second lunch period. Terry O'Connell leaves to make room for more unfortunate peo- ple to come in. Bill Oliver leaves to find a place where the girls are more congenial. Sharman Oram leaves Chris Rowley to her fifth year in high school. Cindy Orr leaves her sister. Brenda, with 3 years of high school in which to have a ball. Dave Paciencia leaves a BETTY CROCKER COOKBOOK to the cafeteria crew. Gloria Palmer leaves to meet Mary Marlowe at Dutchman's. Larry Parkes leaves the buff to all straight hair people. Lila Peters leaves the Baker High Mansion to her younger broth- ers and sisters. Dick Peterson leaves all of his abilities in the arts and sciences to anyone who can take care of them. Steve Pfohl leaves his spot on the Varsity Bench to anyone who wants it. Len Pickard leaves Mr. Doris a pair of elbow patches for his lab coat. Pat Pickard leaves Kathy Ryan the strength to survive without Marge and her. Nelson Pierce leaves everybody. Jackie Potter leaves her ability to cut into the lunch line to any- one who thinks they're sneaky enough to do it. James E. Potter leaves Mrs. Butts and Miss Hogan a bottle of nerve pills. Dick Price leaves with Ray Smiley for the Hotel Comfort. Jeannette Randall leaves the teachers of B'ville High some peace and quiet. Mark Randall leaves Pam Nostrant, Kathy Shaver. Cheryl Fitzsirnmonsi Debbie Bartlett, Pat Flynni Diana Whitcomb Tim Rath leaves Mr. Keenan and his long-winded tales. Judy Reynolds leaves Mr. Graves and Mr. Thompson peace of mind. Gerri Roberts leaves Linda Craig another year of waiting for the mailman and a pair of pigeon feet. William Rode leaves Mr Thompson and Mrs. Coulter his doo- dlinrg pads for future student use. John ogers leaves to raise --- everywhere. Rick Roth leaves his ability to do a FLAG pattern to any end who thinks he can do it. Chris Rowley leaves Coach Hood one spastic ankle to continue practicing her taping skills on. Mark Saeger leaves to prove blondes have more fun. Cindy Salmon leaves her seat in physics class among 25 boys to some other lucky girl. Lynn Sampson leaves a candle to Mena so she can find her way around in the dark. Arne Sandness leaves Mr. Karakaian The Sound of Music . and Camelot , and Baker High's confusing Amazed to his sister, Lynne Sandness. David Schrader leaves Matt Mann a chest for his curly locks. Gary Scott leaves because he doesn't have anything better to do. Larry Segovis leaves his basketball skill to Dick Hamon. Merridy Sharpe leaves her beat up old naval card to Kathy Ryan. Dan Shay leaves Mr. llnitzki one Polish History book, with 500 blank pages entitled THE DARK AGES . Gary Shelhamer leaves his propeller to DEE , if she can find it. and his wild ideas to MAC. Brett Sherman leaves Baker High to his kid sister and anyone else who wants it. Jan Sivers leaves to all new seniors the adjustments that a new student must make. Ray Smiley leaves for the Redfield Hotel after dragging Dick Price from the Hotel Comfort. Kathy Smith leaves Baker High with a feeling of relief. Ted Snavlin leaves his memories: and most of all his crutches. to Kathy! Barbara Snell leaves Mr. llnitzki fifty 1501 shares in amalgamated Keilbase lPolish Sausagej. Dawn Snow leaves Ruthy her mother. and Jim Bye and gang a real blue moose! David Speach leaves Dick Hatten his spot on the Varsity football bench. Dick Spraker leaves Baker High to his four brothers. Richard Sprole leaves Kathy Carroll his pair of crutches. Tom Stetson leaves a moment of silent prayer for all his teachers. Ken Stewart leaves all the memories of OK!! Kinslow to those who did not have her. Marlene Sullivan leaves for California with Connie to try to make a living in this awful, terrible world. Elaine Surowick leaves the English Regents to any Junior that can pass it. Jim Taggett leaves flowers to Ed and all the other Hippies. John Tarnow leaves his football abilities to Steve Sanford. David Thomas leaves Baker High School to his brother, Rod, or whoever wants it. Linda Thomas leaves to ioin Lee Litterbrant. Jim Tipper leaves his class ring. a good shoe. and six pairs of socks in Pam Nostrant's backyard to rest in peace. Joan Trexler leaves the football team a future county champ: Scott. John Turner leaves a giant broom for the freshmen girls. Tom Turner leaves all the underclassmen boys the Freshmen girls. Bill Turner leaves Joanne Spurchise his gym shorts. Roger Tuthill leaves for 6 years of college to become an. ugh, teacher. Jeff Ursell leaves the cold showers to all the Freshmen. Bonnie Vader leaves with Rick to meet Jane and Jack and Gaye and Dick at? Mike Van Horn leaves Baker High to anyone who wants it? John Van Wie leaves Mr. llnitzki a book of Polak iokes so he can study his ancestors. Donna Venette leaves Cindy and Fred another year of delicious cafeteria food. Claudette Viau leaves her beat up Naval Card to Chris Wheeler. Gwen Virkler leaves her blankety-blank flute to Mr. Karakain. John Wainright leaves Mrs. Coulter his sibling. Bob Walker leaves his love of English to his younger brother. Kathy Ward leaves to wait for Ronnie Butler to return. Dale Watt leaves this school to his underclassmen. Barbara Watts leaves Martha Hunter her size 28 tank suit and 50 laps to swim. Brenda Weaver leaves all her ioys and experiences at Baker High to her sister. Sandy Webber leaves Linda Cosentino's evil mind. Gary Wells leaves for every ski resort he can find. Chris Whorrall leaves her map to Bishop Ludden to any dis- couraged girl with a craving for REAL MEN . Bill Wilkie leaves Tonka to be bronzed and hung in the trophy case. Marilyn Wilmer leaves Mr. Florack and detention. Sally Winters leaves to join Peter Young forever. Sharee Woodall leaves Sue Bouchier all the trouble of long hair in gym class: and to next year's cheerleading squad those 5 minute water breaks that somehow turn into 20 minutes. Lori Woodworth leaves good old Baker to her brother, Steve. Maurine Younis leaves to ioin the gang who graduated last year. Kathy Zinsmeister leaves a bowl of rice and her mosquito net to any future Philippine travelers. Mike Zuck leaves his attended business to the unattended followers. N... www- . 15 I . ?Q.4-ff ,HHH 'A ini, 91 L14-A , A 3 1 3 , ft., 3 'S Q X 3, A 5 TJ -jx Q fn f-Tsai.-. .. F5114 ggi. gg. 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Bocyck. ROW 2. D. Bolson, D. Bartlett, D. Bolson. K. Ancona. S. Bouchier. C. Back. ROW 3. E. Assenheimer. T. Bennett, J. Aller, C. Atwater. L. Archer. L. Behhing. NOW 4: D. Bartlett. M. Bernard. R. Beck. D. Ashley, K. Bishop. I . 86 HOMEROOM 202 MISS MACABE NOW If Y. Cooke. K. Catherman. A. Cooper. L. Capels. D. Coleman. 130102. J. Clyde. G. Clarke, R. Bye. P. Briggs. C. Carpenter. C. Connery. T. Carey. NOW 3. E. Butler. J. Bye. D. Butler. J. Bubb. F. Bultman. KOW4. J. Casertano. I. Callison, S. Case. M. Clark, B. Burdick. ' junivrs HOMEROOM 203 MR. DELOFF NOW I. G. DeLormier. R. Cumm. L. Craig. R. Disinger. G. Doering. ROW 2: C. Knight. C. Eckert. A. Edinger, L. Eckler. J. Dreher, L. Cosentino. J. Dunham. IJOWL J. Dowd, D. deMaintenon, A. Down. S Duke. B. Dreas. HOW -It T. Dobbins. B. Dieter. D. Custin. R. Domes. B. Durdel. 87 y..-4 X' ,Xxx 5 juniors HOMEROOM 204 MISS SPEER NOW I. C. Gates. C. Fitzsimmons. J. Ely, M. Giblin, M. Goloski. NOW 2. l. Gettman. J. Gnau. C. Gallo. C. Fonda, M. Glenn, N. Gillegpl. ROW 3. B. Eidt, J. Fadden, B. Gates. L. Fellows. T. Fallon, B. Ely. KONI'-I. K. Gardocki, J. Fancher. D. Ellis. D. Fancher, H. Forderkonz. E. Evans, K. Eisenhouer, R. Forth. 88 S' X' HOMEROOM 205 NOW I. S. Gurley. C. Guhin, S. Grant, F, Hadlow, P. Hansen. NOW 3. R. Golus. E. Heffron, T. Herr, D. Greenwoo r . jurzirfrffip if sf! S xx .K 5 1 , +5 55. ' iii R55 gs fe 4. .,.9 MR. BUTLER H !'l1bIg-KOIVJ: E. Harroun. A. Greene. D. arris. L. Harley, C. Hall. KOII' -A P. iq 3 QQ? Q.. . 64 ini S E3 Q? gi xxx T1 S ,XY MJ Q- s T .A HOMEROOM 206 Mrs. Rhebergen ROW I. B. Hudson, W. Hotaling, D. Jones, D. Jones, L. Kunz. NOW 2. C. Kline, R. Koegel, L. Kinney, N. Kiteveles. P. Jacobs. S. Johnston. ROW 3. B. Jenkins. J. Kelly, C. Hunter. P. Hughes, C. Krupka, B. Lamson. NOW 4. B. Hudson. R. Jensen, F. Hulbert, D. Joslin, D. Johnson, P. Jackson. HOMEROOM 207 Mr. Litwin NOW I. R. LaQuay. R. Macomber. M. Leonard. M. McArdeII. L. Lisconish. KOW2. C. Lindenmayer. K. Luce, C. Loreman. M. Mason, E. Loga. ROW 3. R. Loveless. M. Mazoway. D. McCarthy, T. Lanning. E- Lucy. M. Mann. NOW 4. R. Lloyd, J. Martynski, T. Laterra, K. Loucks, D. Lyman. 90 W1 VH N AY .,1 1 N, xx! X A m ' u f 'X '- A - , ', vu' A 'X fl Lf' X .fa 'J'1'. vs-. U :' 1 H.nl1',pVf'wX-vpxlff ,' ,x. .X yu ,J . r , 'L - N' ,' , LJ' v 'yg U V . - X, if-., . Y V1 yu, W SQ W: .1 5 A PNP X TW U ij .gf my 'uk f . K4 'E 'SRF ,ff V Q! lp Xqjzfx Y Q,-,Rn k!x..w N4 N'.f,f' 'XE' A '1J'.y'5'v-All gk U ,N Aj my - XGJ K., EW'-.f -.1 K JXW' ?3 '.KV fu, X L 'P' U if .f ,,zA,,?aL W E Q f + Ju .Wf Nj xf . J !-Mn P I I I JM , v , X x X., w 1 5 K, HOMEROOM 208 MR. RIO HOW I, J. McGovern. D. Meyer. V. Mills. B. McVene, P. Miller. ROW 2: P. Nostrant, M. Meyers, C. Norderhus, M. Murphy. D. Montague. D. Nemes. HOW 3. B. Naughton, T. Milliman. J. Misiek, P. Olney. B. O'Mara. A. Mercer. ROW 4. P. Meloling. D. Margeson. B. Needle, F. McDonald. J. Mocyk. P. Mer- juuivrs if ,ZIV 4 53:1 I 2-P X.. 92 HOMEROOM 2 I 0 MISS ORAM NON' 1. C. Shepp, B. Sayler. K. Shqver. T. Saunders. K. Ryan. A'Oll'2. J. Rybinski. L. Simmons. C. Snyder. M. Slye, L. Sochia, L. Shuba. ROW 3. H. Snyder, K. Simonds. N. Shaw. J. Spurchise. B. Secor. T. Snow fx'0ll'4. P. Sprole, D. Sensinger. J. Rowley. K. Shaler. T. Sloan. E. Schultz. R. Seeley. juniors HOMEROOM 209 MR. KEENAN NON' 1. G. Pamper. B. Robinson. G. Roberts, J. Roth. B. Price. A'Oll'2. R. Rood, J. Perschel. C. Potter. J. Reap. R. Palmer. P. Ronalds. G. Pope. lx'0ll' 3. B. Pientka. R. Paice, B. Reeves. B. Ross. J, Rice. T. Roth. IJOII'-I. D. Ray. P. Rhebergen. D. Persechino. R. Peirson. S. Reddick. D. Robinson. 93 HOMEROOM 2l2 ' MR. BECK Kaw I. M. Whitman. D. Whitcomb. S. Wells, S. White, A. Zinsmeister. ROW 2. P. Wolfe, C. Wheeler. G. Wentworth, D. Wells, K. Wolfe, C. Wickham, C. Wolfe. ROW 3. D. Winchester. P. Young, T. Welser. D. Wellner, R. Wiatrak. R. Weller. HOW-I. R. Wedemeyer, D. Winslow. R. Wilson, D. White. R. Whitney. C. Wooldridge. A junivrs HOW I. D. Torello. J. Van Buren. B. Stebbins. M. Tuzinski, T. Tanner. S. Suttles. NOW 2. J. Theisen, V. Vredenburg, P. Tarbe. A. Thompson, S. Vader. C. Van Horn. J. Walker, J. Surowick. ROW 3. R. Stoddard. G. Stam, G. Swope. D, Suboski, J. Taylor, T. Virkler. E. Vanaman. ROW 4. T. Walsh. C. Trexler, B. Walters, P. Sulock. L. Steinberger, R. Stevens. T. Tolosky. ,ta da 94 l B 4 u ai Q 5 4 H Am scfplzrfmores officers Jim Shackleton, V. Pres Sue Robinson. Sec: Dave Ziparo, Pres: Chuck Myron, Treas. HOMEROOM IOS MR. SCOTT NOW 1. T. Bocyck, S. Anders. L. Bonville, C. Barth. L. Barber, N. Armstrong. ROW 2. S. C. Bremer, R. Baltzer. M. Bradshaw. B. Blaedon. D. Archer. M. Bennett. L. Brandt. IJOW3. L. Ashby. S. Beebe. G. Beck, G. Barrett. M. Berry. D. Alexander, R. Barnes. 110117 4. R. Bachman. S. Baxter, A. Alexander. J. Allen, J. Abbott. M. Bobrycki, B. Barr. 96 K HOMEROOM I IO MR. ARMSTRONG A'O1l'1. A. Chapman. K. Carroll, D. Bubb, P. Brown. J. Clark. D. Buda. A'0ll'2, M. Buell. J. Candee. E. Christensen, S. Buchanan, B. Carlsen, N. Burton. D. Galli. J. Buda. KOll'3. R. Clemons. G. Briggs. D Collett. C. Cizenski. D. Cazier. F. Christley. N. Cherwiak. KOH'-1. D. Campbell, E. Carpenter, J. Buda. L. Buschle. B. Burns, D. Compton. J, Clouse. svphamares HOMEROOM l I2 MR. PULVER A'01l'l. D. Cragie, A. Day, A. Dristle, J. Crego. J. Doupe. T. Egan. IJOIVJ. V. Dreher. B. Dreas, C. Dexter. M. Dembowski. C. Michele. M. Downing, N. Connor. D. Dale. KOH' R. T. Dunning. P. Decker, S. Ecker. M. Dipboye. A. Downing, M. Dolan. B. Duffy, S. Dwyer. IJOII'-I. J. Dwyer. C. Cottle. S. Eidt. E. Domes, G. Cunningham. K. Dailey. D. Edwards. S. Dygert, M. Dean. 97 HOMEROOM I I4 MR. HIDY NOW I. S. Greitner, B. Green, S. Fowler, J. Fraderburg, B. Greene, P. Hall. KOW2: C. Gooden. P. Gnau. J. Fiorini, N. Fritch, K. Gates. D. Fonda. D. Hafner. R. Phimpton, P. Eves. KOW3. M. Greene. E. Gates. D. Fauler, K. Esch, T. Gale, J. Gallagher. J. Fowler, J. Green. KOH'-I. C. Evans, K. Guy. D. Goodrich. T. Grome, R. Fairbrother, J. Fitzpatrick, S. Flynn. S. Girod. saphrfmvres HOMEROOM I I6 MR. ILNITSKI ROW I. S. Halligan, V. Hance, M. Hunter, J. Zyiewski, S. Hill, M. Hanchett. ROW 2, J. Hollenbeck. S. Ingersoll. S. Ingalls, C. Hansen, M. Hawkins, A. Hullar, S. Jenks, B. lngison. NOW 3, C. Holt, R. Hinton. L. Hamlin, J. Hamblin, C. Harris, J. Hamblin, W. Harvey, B. Haskell. NOW 4: R. Hawthorne, R. Hunter. P. Haskell, M. Hare, J. Harkins, C. Jackson. G. Howman, S. Heller. 98 HOMEROOM H8 MR. BAKER KOH' I. L. Jones. D. LaFrance, M. LaVaIIee. K. Kucharski, B. Johnston, J. Lamb. A'Oll'2, J. LaGrow. J. Klasmier, E. Lamica. R. LaRose, L. Leonard. C. Kline. L. Jenne. C. Lanzl. IJOII' 3. D. LaQuay, K. Knaust. L. Lavoie, S. Margeson. L. LaRobardiere, W. Kelly. T. Lewis. P. Kelley. G. Kratzer. NON' 4: J. Kelly. R. La Plante, M. Legault. R. Kindsfather. P. Kozma. G. Kline, B. Jensen, K. Johnson. S. King, C. Kline. svphamvres 99 HOMEROOM I33 MISS, SCHOBERLEIN NOW I. S. McNeil. P. Mills. J. McLaggan. B. McLaggan, D. Locke. C. Mamuscia. lJ0ll 2: B. Mayers. A, Luke. K. McVene. M. McVicker, M. Melter, C. Lister. D. LiPari, D. Marlowe. M. Limoges. A'OIl' 3. D. Mclntyre, R. Mills, D. Minsterman. J. Minnoe, B. Lynch. J. Lyon. K. Merriam, R. Livingston. Now -I, C. McLaggan, C. Maicher. S. Meister, W. Lieneck. A. Linnenbach. T. Mezzo, R. Medina. J. Manhard. svphvmvres HOMEROOM I35 MRS. RANDOLPH NOW 1. S. Payne, E. Olenych. P. Myatt. D. Otis, D. Montague, N. Needle. IJOWQ. R. Oliver. C. Nor- ton. B. Parks. T. Monica. M. Orth. T. Neri. C. Parker. E. Niemiec. k'0ll'3. R. Paice. C. Myron. R. Nuss. B. Pecore. E. Parker. C. Pedder. N. Newman. HOU' 4. A. Moses. C. Morich. K. Murphy. D. Moody, D. Monica, D. Moyer, G. Mohat. 100 HOMEROOM l37 MR. BURTLESS NOW 1. S. Robinson, L. Ridall, D. Poirier, D. Racha, D. Russ. J. Quimby. A'Oll'2, M. Pelkey, D. Ran. dall. K. Ryen. D. Riblet. J. Ritter. L. Reap, T. Pelose. J. Pickard. NOII' 3. E. Plucinik. R. Russell. A. Pirong. S. Ramsing, C. Roth. P. Reinhardt. F. Pollock. IJOII'-L R. Root. K. Resseguie. E. Polak. M. Reeves. D. Radford, T. Quinn. R. Phelps. saphomvrcs HOMEROOM l39 MR. ENGELS KOH' 1: M. Scalzo. S. Shattell. B. Sochia, D. Sherman. C. Schiro. S. Smith. NOW2. D. Shepard. D Sharpe. M. Seeley. B. Socia. K. Schrock. M. Simonds. M. Snell. P. Schrempf. A'0ll'3. D. Sharpe. S. San- ford. J. Shackleton. M. Saeger. R. Shaver. G. Slahor. M. Shampine. D. Scaia, K. Silliman. KOH' 4: D Schmid. J. Snow, P. Scheiner. T. Scott, J. Shepp. J. Schuler. D. Smith. J. Sleight, A. Scheilds. 101 HOMEROOM l4I MR. BASSETT NOW I. D. Tetrault. S. Stevens. S. Turner, C. Starkay. S. Trexler. P. Thompson. NOW2. B. Tompkins. G. Tedd. D. Stahl. B. Suboski, C. Taggett, C. Surowick. IJOII' 3: J. Vann. J. Tulloch. J. Tarnow. A. Stam. J. Stock. G. Stampp. k'0ll'-1. J. Ten Eyclc. E. Thomas. R. VerSchure, J. Stewart. G. Sollish. saphomares HOMEROOM I43 MR. COON NOW 1: D. Wallace, V. Williams, V. Wilkinson, H. Wrightmire. L. Wright. D. White. IJOWQ. H. Wald- ron. B. Virkler. J. Watt, S. Waters. C. Watts. S. Williamson. KOH' 3: L. Walts. D. Walsh. C. Warner, G. Williams. J. Woodman. O. White. HOW 4, A. Vinetter. C. Wheeler. P. Wheeler. M. Williams. D. Zi- oaro. J. Vinette. 102 .103 77 HOMEROOM IOO Robert Lucy, Treas. Pam Forst. Pres: Dick Dickerman. V. Pres: SUS 5pUrCl1iS2. SSC freshman NOW 1. N. Bidwell, K. Bernard. J. Adsit, C. Benoit, M. Allen, J. Bartoszewski. NOW2: D. Barber. S- Beebe, C. Atwater. D. Baublitz, J. Benton. J. Belluz, R. Bachman. NOW 3. W. Armstrong. L. Brown. W Aja. D. Arnold, R. Bigliardi, G. Barth. ROW 4. D. Beals. E. Allen. P. Azzari, E. Barnett, B. Adsit, D. Bartlett, D. Barkley. 104 X2 HOMEROOM IOS MR. DORIS KOH' 1. D. Crump. D. Deacons, D. Correia, R. Cooper. T. Correia, C. deMaintenon. A'0II 2: D. Donaghy. C. deMaintenon. K. Dalrymple. E. Cumm. K. Dickinson, J. Dinant. A'0lI'i A. Curcuruto. I. Downing. J. Coughlin, G. Custer. T. Doan. A. Dickerman. W. Drew. IJOII'-A C. Daley, F. Dredge. J. Dailey. D Dodge, B. Drappo. freshmen HOMEROOM IO4 MR. CAHll.l. NOW 1. L. Gates. C. Fuller. R. Fitzpatrick. N. Eaton. C. Evans. M. Fowler. NOIVQ. P. Furgal. P. Forst. K. Falcone, C. Gates. P. Duprey. G. Duck. S. Gates. A'OlI'3. J. Frushell. R. Elderbroom. M. Dunn. D. Egan, T. Fadden. P. Egan, G. Evertz. ROI! 4. M. Dygert. J. Fenchel. W. Dunham, G. Ellis. A. Dunham. A. Dristle. P. Fallon. 106 1i1v 'HOMEROOM lol MRS. PARKS NOW I. P. Blain. L. Buccina. F. Bloomingdale. W. Brown. B. Brown. P. Bowe. fx'0ll'2: S. Blackwood. B. Bilyeu. A. Bippus. J. Buda. R. Brato. J. Brothers, D. Bort. K. Bugnacki. ROW 3. S. Bray. G. Breen. C. Bloomquist. C. Bradshaw. M. Brinkus. NON' -I. J. Boisey. B. Bowe. D. Bryant. G. Brown, G. Bippus. frvshmeu HOMEROOM IO! MRS. RILEY HOW 1. M. Connery, C. Christian. P. Christian, K. Cazier, J. Calkins. K. Connelly. lJ0ll'2, F. Sharon. L. Conklin, A. Carncross, B. Byers, M. Campon. J. Buis, D. Carpenter. NOW 3. J. Bulkowski. B. Butera. B. Buis. E. Calkins, M. Chartier. M. Calkins. ROW 4. G. Castor. M. Carrington. M. Commey. C. Bye. M. Butler. J. Burdick. 105 1' ' ' - freshmen HOMEROOM IOS MR. LINDENMAYER KOH' 1. B. Hansen. J. Hamm, K. Harvey. J. Gettman. C. Harroun. J. Gill. A'0Il'J P. Boisey. C. Hahn. M. Godkin. D. Gubbirls. D. Gravlin. J. Gulley. C. Hall. C. Giles. M. Hammel. 160103. F. Harkness. H. Green. D. Gillespy. Grygiel. L. Hamon, D. Goodfellow. C. Hall. NON' 4. D. Gosier. W. Greenwood. S. Guhin. F. Hale. R. Golus. 107 M HOMEROOM IO6 MR. TUDMAN HOW I, P. Hourihan. P. Hauswirth. G. Heller. D. Hayes, D. Ingalls. J. Huntley, B. Huntington. NOW 2. L. Hawthorne. L. Hinton, S. Hocknell. J. Iadanza, D. Ingison. E. Hay. K. Heins. S. Hiscock. KOH' 3. G. Rice, A. Hennessey, P. Hurley, R. Hebert. S. Hullin, J. Hirsh, R. Hester. S. Hawitt, J. Hinman. KOW4. J. Jarvis. A. Haskell. C. Hill. M. Hollander. D. Jaskula. M. Herrman. J. Hogan, M. Hunter. S. Hugunin. freshmen .EEN .F i ' ful An1nv'lAr -farm pg:-R ox F , L man. 0' 'Z.'J. :-.. r.-k f' A 5:-5 - .,...,.. ...,....,..,, MQ- --.41 -Q. -gs'--' ..-:msn-Ja, ,7g....- - www ....,M...:-..a,v f-Wm' 3-1--..., ,heh . M - ',,.,.. -M x--1-W-..., 53, - ...- :',L7.'-T.: '- -.51 --.. .LY f.:S....-'riff N f..LTf2r:.w-':.hg R ,ff-Q:-v2y..1:::u ,M 1-.........,, wwf- -' ....----g 1M-m-.,.:f3a- . .41s5,::qf::z::n::. .L.u n M .- .A f- ' -f W-m'f:r..M..QTX M.-:'..,,,... '-..-qv 51 ,.. mr- ,IM -, . -. - -. -.zz-mizfz' -2 iff--'J M 'f:?-Y-gtg -f-1-21: -- - EEL ' 'L'-1 '.Z9 :,-Q 51525-'1 51515: TAT-31' '- -- .CL-- .... -. '---A--'QSQ' im, Z M. ... ... ,.::'.:: 'x-U. .1 .-... six qw- --.. -.....'x--... ,..- .-..:-.-3- f-..4g. 1 -fn-f-,mrrw rag.. '-- ' I 'g. -11'-'1-Q x nfirrxp... .LTL-g: '--9:1-::L':,. , ..-Q--4-,.- '.1f ::f-x ,-ffl' W QXJYSQS'-FT-'-'H 3 '-----Q W1-' ...,:.....'-:.,--f-r ,,q,g...w . a:.z............ Q, .M-3: 1 fm... .-1--N ' ' ,,,..,,........, .......-. '-N... 'mf- W- -- Agfqfi- -.M-'. :'J' -:Q- '-rt: 2-...--. - W. - 108 HOMEROOM IO7 MRS. CORAM NOII' I. J. Kuhn, C. Kline. P. Kulba. L. Kuykandall, D. Krawiec. P. Johnson. A'Oll 2. S. Kummert. S. Koegel, D. Killian, H. Krantz, T. Jensen, M. Jones. C. Jewell. V. Krawiec. M. Kelley. A'0ll' 3. C. Kunai. D. Kondrk. E. Kelsey, M. Radley. H. Lacey, N. LaGarry, S. Ladd. R. LaFountain. A'0ll'-A S. Kollenkark. D. LaFrance. D. Jennings, S. Krupka. E. Klink, D. Johnson, J. Kelly. freshmen HOMEROOM lO9 MR. WHITE lx'Oll'1. T. Lessaongang, M. Martynski, D. Lisconish. M. Martin. C. Luft. J. Lanning. IJOIVJ, R. Lucy. 5. Lancto. F. Lotito, B. Matthews. P. Mawhinney. L. Markham. B. Marsh. M. Lock. A'0lI'.-ff D. Lawson. M. Matthews. B. Latz, D. Mayers. J. McArdeIl. J. Marleau. T. MacDonald. A'L7Il' -A R. Matteson. L. Mazoway, D. Lee. A. May. J. Linnenbach. M. Lowe, B. Radley. 109 HOMEROOM lOl MR. COLEMAN ROW I. S. McArdell, K. Mulcahey. C. Needle. P. Mosley. C. Molley. K. McLaggan. N0l1 2. M. Mitchell. B. Moore, G. Morrissette. M. Miller, L. Milliman, C. Nash. M. McManus. J, Moyer. G. McNeill. k'01l R. T. Meloling. C. Morrell. E. McElaney, E, Merritt, R. Meister, W. Morenz, R. Murray, C. Nielson. HOW 4. D. Mosher, R. Miller, G. McKean. T. McCord, E. Powers, D. Miller, C. Mills. freshmen HOMEROOM l I3 MISS PANTANELLA HOW I. M. Peirson. K. Pawlina, V. Peters. P. Phillips. V. Persechino. M, Osborne. NOW2, B. Oliver. B. Orr. D. Niver, S. Percy, C. Oldenburg. A. Paris, V. Parks, J. Payne. D. O'NeiIl. D. Norderhus, KOH' 3, C. Palocy, R. Noll, C. Niver, D. Nosewicz. D. Palmer, E, Parks, P. Phillips. HOW 4. D. Palmer, B. O'Neill, J. Pelligra. R. Perschel, J. Pacheck. J. Peach, F. Green, R. Paige. 110 HOMEROOM I I5 MR. PIERCE NOW 1. M. Randall, A. Resseguie. S. Rocco. L. Port. C. Radel. J. Reddick. 180102. M. Roe. C. Potter. B. Provost, J. Quinlan, J. Radford, N. Pillans, B. Richardson, L. Quackenbush, A. Rodriguez. A'Oll'3. T. Piraino. S. Reddick. A. Reeves. B. Pientka. E. Podgorniak. B. Philips. D. Reed. ROW 4. R. Phillips. M. Randall, P. Regan. L. Pitfido. J. Pickard, D. Ridall. D. Powell, P. Post. freshmen HOMEROOM I I7 MISS MASCHIRI HOW 1. L. Seeley, P. Sessler, P. Rupert, C. Scott. G. Sensinger. J. Skapiak. NOW2. S. Schaefer. M. Scheiner. D. Ryder, J. Rowley, M. Schultz. N. Shatraw, L. Sandness, J. Rosch. ICON' 3. M. Shaffner, P. Roloff, M. Shaler, D. Silliman, P. Segovis, J. Shaffer, M. Russeau, B. Sheets. ROW 4. R. Scott, J. Sayler. L. Shampine, J. Saccocci. J. Shuba. J. Shuba. 111 HOMEROOM I I9 MISS CAPECE NOW 1. S. Smith, K. Smith, S. Smith. L. Tanner, S. Starkey. M. Spencer. lx'OlI'2, L. Staehurski. E. Tut- hill, S. Spurchise. L. Tulloch, N. Socia. D. Turo, L. Sutliffe, L. Swope. NOW 3. P. Snell, S. Taylor, R. Sutton, D. Tyler. I. Sloan. R. Sollars, K. Turner, D. Soper. G. Smith. NON' -If F. Smith. R. Turner. R. Taylor, L. Skinner, J. Szelewski,-F. Stolar, M. Sluzar, A. Llsobiaga. freshmen HOMEROOM l2l MR. GRAVES ROW I. E. Weller. S. Warren, K. Van Dusen, C. Weisbrod, M. Walts. D. Weaver. NOW2. L. Urschel. D. Warner. M. Wells. T. Vroman, C. Webber. N. Wase. D. Warner. L. Weller. ROW 3. F. Van Blarcom. E. Warner. D. Van Blarcom. J. Vahle. M. Walker. J. Venette. L. Lespi. H. Van Cleaf. KOH' 4. D. Wells. R. Wainright, T. Washburn, P. Weirs. H. Warner, E. Walsh. R. Wallace, P. Van Buren. 112 HOMEROOM I22 MRS. PLAIL NOW I. P. Wysokowski. P. Wilkinson. E. Whitcomb. J. Wolfe. IZOIUQ. M. Wilson. T. Wilmer. D. Wright. B. Wilmer, J. Yingst, R. Womble. ROW 3, A. Whitney. J. Wolcik. S. Sofia. B. Wilbur. freshmen -F' we .QA WN:- 113 i K n V E f 5 E . 3 -ey -. . . ,. ff' . . ii' f 7. wi un Z- Q 1 as x. .. ..' ar .M ' H ' x N We staff' 258 le , 1 sw f X in H. if WN' 4.1 ,111 J!L'!..., N. x Jackie Evans: Administration Editor Cindy Forst and Kathy Zinsmeister: Senior Editors Sharee Woodalla Activities Editor GM. Www- Gerri Roberts: Underclassmen Editor 117 , ,. N kv-sv .WX .HX Dan Michel, Boy s Sport Editor Tom Bye: Boy's Sport Editor. Cindy Orr: GirI's Sport Editor. Sue Enders: Advertising Editor 'N E, w '44ol4- X , Cheryl Hagemann. Gail Bilyeu Absent: Michele Karkut Typists 3 + .,. . 1, . id rf-N iii X A 3 ' I - .1 is ka Q K KVVK g 'eff 5 E Chris Hales f it Business Qi K Manager. it ix 4 S' ' fe' i f , f N XI-,G-MLSAXQXV - U A. 'QS S 1. ,S it. M Ron Forth: Assistant Photography Editor Ron Forth, a member of the Junior Class, greatly aided the LYRE Staff '68 in the production of this year- book. We greatly appreciate the time and effort Ron has put forth. Deborah Hansen: Art Editor Kathy Cottle: Photography Editor HY' W dllwcpftlvlkilf C f xf wi 1312 Wal 9? ' af of ' V Ort Off Wfojllfff 01 t.iWxXw6+W VJ if, Qwimfy l uf Wg' HOW I. P. Dabrowski. circulation editors M. Slye, editor-in-chief: C. Hunter. news editor. Absent. L. Arnold, copy editor. ROW 2: Mrs. Plail. advisor: S. Guhin, art editor. Mrs. Rhebergen, advisor. crimson general swf NOW I. C. Krupka. M. Downing, P. Dabrowski. M. Slye. C. Hunter. S. Guhin, J. Benton, P. Furgal, E. Niemiec. K. Hammel, D. Fauler. i l. K 3 M. Melter, F. Hadlow. IJOWZ C 'swf l 5 KOW If A. Zinsmeister. sec., B. Glenn, pres., P. Bovee. vice- pres., C. Guhin. treas. 1301172 P. Dabrowski. K. Gardocki, E. Loga, P. Pickard, C. Hagemann, L. Buccina, M. Connery, D. Paciencia. ROW 3. S. Tayler. D. Goodfellow. D. Bartlett, D. Min- sterman, R. Scott, J. Wainwright. D. Campbell. J. Fiorini, W. Flook, G. Stam, K. Bray. M. Saeger, G. Cunningham, E. Walsh T. Doan. R. Murray. Mr. Coon. IIOII' 4. S.-Robinson. M. Lav allee, B. Snell, K. Barber, C. Wolken. S. Johnston. B. Price. L Cosentino. S. Gurley. M. Hunter. N. Needle. S. Turner. R. Lotito J. Kuhn, P. Forst. V. Peters. L. Quackenbush. B. Matthews. 5 udmi wuncil NOW I. T. Virkler. D. Hansen. K. Cottle, G. Pamper, T. Quinn. F. Curcurto, ROW 2. J. Misiek, E. Mercer, G. Barth, G. Castor. B. Burdick. H. Waldron. K. Kucharski. S. Fitzsimmons, B. Socia. NOW 3, A. Paris, B. Watts, C. Jenkins. N. Brunger, D. Wilkin- son, K. Hammel, J. Adsit, E. Lucy. A'Oll'4. K. Turner. T. Vro- man. G. Duck, A. Resseguie. J. Sayler, B. Huntington, G. Doer- ing. D. Hughes, A. Chapman. C. Wheeler. S. Stevens, D. Bolson, D. Montague. alfermzffs ,xv Q .QQ,i,k, '-I C K J X l n 4 X LVK7 A A 'K.-L Q , 1 - 3 Q N v 1, 1 j SBU' G '17, u Y ' L I 5 f if x ff 1 9? nal e? ,ak wha .AIRS D I in ik- f .wx 1 Q if .ea x S qi 1 fi? if wwf? WW! 1 f ,k5f, E X ga' 'F la' ' Ni-Trfxinkgj kfi 'ei f g ' xx- . f ee, 9' K vu mf 'X af L,LL . A as ull! 'I' . , 4 ,Tw W ' W Sf- .1 x gg, 9. . is b. -Sw Q M, ' X - . - . AL ROW 1. M. Whitman, D. Bolson, A. Zinsmeister. S. Gurley. B. ger, C. Whorrall, D. Wellner. parliamentarian. R. Oliver, P. Rhe- Huntington. L. Sandness, N. Connor. IZOIL' 2. A. Sandness, J. bergen. Mr. Karakaian, D. Perry. ,AIKSEJVZZ R. Barnes. A. Wright- Adsit, G. Virkler, B. Burdick. S. Enders. J. Duffy. C. Norderhus. man. K. Dristle, C. Fonda, L. Walts. ROW 3. E. Assenheimer, M. Sae- archcsfra 6 ll I4 nl HOW I. V. Dreher. HOW 2. Mr. Whit' man. A. Hullar, C. Giles. M. Hawkins. S. Enders, G. Virkler. G. Sensinger. S. Williamson, K. Eisenhauer, R. Beck. NOW 3. M. Simonds. B. Socia. C. Be- noit. W. Aja. D. Carpenter. J. Randall. E. Assenheimer. ROW 4. J. Dwyer. R. Oliver, S. Percy. D. Walsh, B. Halligan. C. Whorrall. sec.: M. Saeger. KOW5. D. Radford. C. Fonda. P. Schrempf. J. Sleight, J. Hawks. J. Marleau, C. Hunter. 124 M. Saeger. B. Tedd. J. Duffy. D. Wellner. T. Virkler, M. Legault. pep band 5 Mr. Whitman KOH' 1. M. Scalzo. A'0!l'2. D. Wellner pres.. J. Duffy. D. Paciencia. J. Pickard M. Slye. R. Macomber. C. Hagemann. R Bachman. NON' 3. R. Meister, E. Parker K. Dristle. S. Meister, S. Vader. P. Han sen. J. Bloomquist. M. Linnenbach. A Dristle. lt'Oll'4. F. VanBIarcom. D. Van- Blarcom. A. Harris. J. Linnenbach. J Belluz. R. Matteson. C. Cottle. J. Peach KOH' 5. C. Bye. P. Rhebergen, A. Lin- nenbach. D. Moody. G. Barth. C. Barth Q-Q vw, UL.. Ks.. K E uYKiW' ' , C340-v. C 'gO s - v' HOW I: G. Solish. D. Brauksieck, J. Herman. D. Moody, pres.: D. Austin. A. Moses, C. Lanzl. ROW 2. G. Helman. D. Minsterman, P. Scheiner, J. Kelly, T. Lewis, J. Woodman, treas.-sec.: J. H. Kelly. vice-pres. ,wvjecfiorzisf club ,vhvfography club NOW 1. P. Scheiner, Quartermaster: J. F. Kelly, sales mgr.. A. Moses, vice-pres.: J. H. Kelly, pres.. D Moody. vice-pres.. D. Walsh. sec.. D. Austin. sergeant-at-arms. IJOWQ, L. Tulloch. B. Byers. K. Barber. C. Warner, B. Kelly, T. Lewis, C. Lanzl. K 5 Q4 A 'J A2 41' f YA . I9 :.-7 5: Q'- .-- -'55 :fd -LQ v A ., ,. HOW I. J. Aller. treasurer. J. VanBuren, L. Lisconish, L. Shuba, or. M. Spencer, A. Greene. parliamentariam C. Hahn, M. Gol pres., W. Hotaling. E. Harroun. secretary: C. Harroun, M. Fow- oski, S. Vader, vice-pres.: M. Tuzinski, P. Briggs. G. Delormier Ier, D. Weaver. ROW 2, Mrs. Hauck, advisorz Mrs. Pratt, advis- D. Poirier. D. Craigie. R. LaRose. HOW If R. Monica. C. Norderhus. pres.. J. Dreher, treasurer, S. ter. D. Hansen. P. Gates. Miss Schoeberlein, advisor. KOH' 3. K. Burkhardt, vice-pres., D. Riblet, secretary, J. Kunz. ROW 2. S. Taggett. A. Gunton, S. Guhin, F. Greenwood, L. Jenning, A. Ale- Bremer. S. Greitner, C. Sheppe, D. Bartlett, A. Pirong, Y. Dex- nich. C. Needle, S. Waters. D. Shay, B. Watts, J. Reynolds. HOW I. P. Jacobs, D. Dale, L. Cosentino. S. Ingersoll. NOW 2, E. Niemic, S. Turner. D. Venette. J. Su- rowick, C. Krupka, Mrs. Kuno, advisor. N. Gillespy. ff fi HOW I. J. Cergo. L. Shuba. B. Weaver. corr. secretary. J. Bloom quist, pres.. B. Hansen. vice-pres.. P. Pickard, treasurer: J. Van Buren, F. Pollock. KOH' 2: C. Schiro, E. Loga, M. Mason. I Gettman, M. Garnett. S. Enders, D. Coleman, V. Vredenburg, Y. Dexter. N. Needle. S. Robinson. ROW 3, D. Snow. J. Perschel. C lfl. ll. ll. Rowley, L. Craig. L. Jones. B. Johnston, S. Ingersoll. P. Olney. C. Guhin. B. Tompkins. KOH -I. J. Evans, J. Lindholm. F. Had- Iow, D. Paciencia. D. Archer, K. Luce. G. Briggs. T. Tanner. M. Lavallee, D. Stahl, B. Stebbins, M. Downing. 0 L. 5 E. Niemiec, vice-pres.. M. Garnett. treasurer: J. Evans, pres.. J. Hamblin, secretary: R. Hughes Frau Coulter, advisor Parliamemafian- 5 r , zz 5 lfl ,. c 5 zz I uw 5 5 N' M. Hunter. sergeant-at-arms. V. Vredenburg, secretary: J. Perschel, vice-pres.: P. Pickard. 6 ll 6 pres., T. Tanner, treasurer. Mrs. Gallagher. Mr. Newman, advisors. ROW I. D. Perry, C. Guhin. librarian: P. Scheiner, secretary: G. Briggs, treasurer: B. Hansen. pres.. T Rath. vice-pres.: C. Barth. C. Lindenmayer. IJOWZ. G. Howman, D. Minsterman. J. Lindholm. K. Luce D. Weaver, B. Hansen. C. Nash. D. Walsh, S. Eidt. B. Eidt. math fluff chess club NOW I. C. Barth. C. VanVeghten, C. Eckert, secretary. S. Austin, pres.. D. Perry, treasurer: R. Domes. D. Snow. NOW 2. T. Washburn, F. Bultman, P. Sprole. T. Rath. Mr. Beck, advisor: A. Sandness. J. Wainwright, R. Johnson, P. Scheiner. ,gl . 2 131 pan . -,. zz- :QP 1 ,E :ww fig! Ag! QQ www, In N , -w '-V eXfiQ.,gj!Q.,J ,A . H . h , X f'f-f 'E-if :fx T? Ms-1. iv? :tw X V A ff? . , K FXS 91, I 'x f' I i ii f f fx uf. , X And I ask you. is this possible? production Mr. Barden Dramatics Club for me? Advisor I know I put that script somewhere! Flowers , w......A All work and no play? The things I do for my career! 'GV' The spirited crowd cheers the team on to a 35-20 victory over WesthiII's warriors. ,-gy A4 A Queen Candidates and Their Escorts 221 Q 'ff LfffQ,CfiLjQy wi Zi 0 -gc 1,5 E Wm Q 5 as M X5 , W . I W2 Q 42 , ,. gi Q Pam egifktb CCR, 1 C f0c 'yhQ1 Gates Q! yi Q1 0 Q5 W R x,,gQ Gffk A Qlfiq L J 5 1 fax Q 75 ,L mf J ' Qfffaf W miss football 257 The Senior Class emerges victorious! , HI N ' A QA A. .. Y.. 351 ... N ff ,,-.V W.. Queen and her escort. Ist Runner-up and her escort. - Some time-out entertainment? 7 7 f ,U A0 Z i , , fr ,30 , Lia? W 1, Kari dersen Hip 0 ff 'LU In Z 0151! A, 61 x, ,Qc up 'RW ffv if 1 1011 jaw-f fdwmffg 'D f f f . '7' ff X7 f Hu 1 A Lffj Carol Heller Winter Weekend queen and court Ba rba ra G len n A , 'lf Pi lk Ba b P ce a d Kathy Zinsmeister 137 ROW If P. Pickard, G. Wentworth, C. Schiro, C. Barth, M Meyers, sec.. N. Sivers, treas., L. Sampson, vice-pres., J. Misiek pres., M. Scalzo, J. Hamblin. 160102. R. Baltzer. A. Pirong. J Adsit, C. Guhin, P. Olney, C. Lindenmayer, P. Phillips, M. Os- borne, P. Jacobs, L. Milliman, D. Archer, J. Sivers. E. Mercer. HOW 3. B. Johnston. S. Turner. S. Ingersoll, M. Hunter, D. Dale H. Waldron, B. Tompkins, J. Crego, M. Roe, P. Johnson. D. Do naghy, T. Vroman. NOW 4. K. Gates, M. Lavallee, B. Glenn, N Gillespy, S. Spurchise, P. Forst. P. Nostrant, J. Perschel, S. Wa ters, D. Norderhiis, C. Norderhus. ICOW5. K. Bernard, J. Hun tley, B. Kincaid, C. Carpenter, R. Huntington, P. Hill. G. Tedd J. Dreher, J. Rybinski, C. Shepp. ,vsp club , dzstrzifufmn club KOWII. M. Bocyck, D. Hahn, V. Thomas, treas., M. Zuck, vice- mas, D. Howard, S. Gillespie, P. Korczskowski, L. Thomas. ,AK pres., N. Hahn, pres., C. Mackey, S. Mills, Mr. Brussel, advi- wr- KOW2, J. Hawks, M. Donhauser, T. Goldsworthy, D. Tho- SZWC C. Lee, sec. l i M S C. Hagemann M. Hud n SW! O . Bi. UQ., fb B. rice R. Hughes - . Fitz im ons. QZEMQW JDJ 'EQ W ii N-r 62 I Q, wif-F K T53 .uh K ix. . Q N -fe' WU? Ei gag Q R Y . -Jn S 1 t Q In fa, .W ,nl 1 'im .l Barb Jean Sharee Carol Qfwgfgu., EP ISV? sv jg. 4133? wvlgw wfiviksigf f V xo R Q Www X A , 59' . X' ug cus 'JMU Q3 A' 3' X NW Q9 Qjjbo ,go x,f5sE :Sw MQ J af' Q ,M ff X 829016 CS' ' .9 ,QEWH v-V xii' , .. . Ly.-.fp Isl 130114 M. Christensen. B. Widger, J. Snavlin. M. Prime. S. Whalen. S. Sanford, J. Tarnow. Coach Engels. 21111110114 M. Weller. P. Meluni, D. Michels, T. Pacheck, T. Ingersoll. J. Tarnow. D. Goodrich. awk H 'Q 144 .1 . ,N A, 4 A vs Q , 'X .I , 3 G ', 4 L F' I, lt - X359 SSN X v L' Q ' Q 11 S l - Y 'xx ik w-9. ' LZLL41 s ,W .1 We NN. nf, Ei'-A xv--i vi 4 ' . .if,y.lp4-gx- . U , :- 'ZTA fqgk ,f .J N . C Ist H0114 J. Tipper, D, Delorio. D. Beck. R. Weller, I. Callison, G. Dredge. P. Rhebergen. D. Joslin. D. , ' I N ,- DudIeY. 21111 ROM G. Slate. T. Luke, M. Randall. J. Rice. B. Holt, P. Meloling. T. Quinn. T. Snavlin. M. lllle Hdclflf 17517 ' Kuno. G. Gardocki. L. Steinbergen, J. Dowd. 3rd 110114 Coach. D. Johnson. K. Gardocki. R. Rood. E. l C1sxLjQ., 4 Norton, S. Loveless, D. Schrader, M. Kerwood, A. McKeen, J. Herman. B. Walters. M. Orth. Coach fmuc AfC3f0.!4ff1 ROW, S. Michelson. L. Pickard. P. Cosma, D. Hammond. D. Johnson, R. Roth. E. Evans, ict J SK L ' Fallon, C. Myron, D. Goeckel. L. Segovis, T. Tolosky, T. Roth, R. Flook. D. Shay. . 'A ' f-L73 Wm 'll .gilt .,1uJ11'f fllnlf' f , 1 v 1 Y l YLU-c,Q4kl1l,llmw l . L-'l ..,u,,x 3' . .x fvv Q, I E. 'i F.---we Q' ....Q.sa' . ,K me . X -' ' ., . ,. X. sw.. . '1 2. --J... K N. K L, r gs m ,R . b 5' - . A ,ll 5 : J . 1 K .3 K - - enum.. -' J .. J 55. fs- S ,O .. P' l .-...Q 4 145 ag 38 AA EA 'ff-N. X J if Nr . ' :fiy Y I .5 K: V'.,.K 4 'x Q I ll' 5 4- 4 if 4' 'ff f 1 I tl -X! U . ai. 5' .X Q. -' O gt' 4 -,.-Y' h t Nslgwun,f lillllhf , gnu lfkx Q f4rit1.,r Q , Ny n A5 ' w ISI 110114 D. Ashley, R. Sweeting. D. Long. mgr.. B. Long, W. Downum. 2nd HOW Coach Perry. J. An- drews. P. Bovee. B. Severns. J. Fiorini. S. Jakway. B. Roloff. 3rd 130112 D. Tyner. M. Saeger, B. Totten. F. Gaske. J. Wyman, A HIL. Min, . 1 X RQ lk 5 iii -:J WK! . A.-Qf, 4 -.1 Isl KOH! B. Lord. G. Chapin. D. Phillips, R. Wedemeyer. 21111 H0114 C. Lucy. E. Lucy. M. Mott. E. As- senheimer. T. Hlerr, P. Decker. Isl A'c7ll'. S. Girod. G. White. J. Hulbert. B. Rood. B. Tulloch. P. Rhebergen. G. Scott.21n1A'0U1 B. Moni- c'a. B. Walters. K. Daley. C. Hale. B. Goldsworthy. D. Shay. D. Joslin. F s I 1 j Q ISI 7301.14 B. Medina, C. Atwater, D. Goodrich. M. Orth, S. Hell- J. Fellows, B. Long. 3111 160114 G. Lavallee, J. Stewart. R. Morich er, B. Halligan. D. Dwyer. C. Morich. F. Brown. C. Medina. 2nd D. Ray, G. Williams. J. Fitzpatrick, R. Hunter. D. Cazier, F. Hul ROMA S. Castor. B. Dieter, T. Herr, M. Saeger. J. Tipper. T. Bye. bert, R. Flook. J. Fallon. N. Sivers, B. Gates, P. Young, B. Durdel, T. Dobbins. dale, gay FW Mjkc' all 9 ftifa 3 ft ff' Wa' .f QD' J Ig? .ff dr qoocbyofi cdr' EDU F - 40 .K M ,yi I Nw. x Qgfai .-2 '-wNj,.' ,K -nu. . uw.. ' wwf -Xf- .,.,-Q. V .ff if , ' I QQivJi?'JJi.x' AAL Vai' Haw I Coach Perry. . ann. E. No . . Kuno, D ' el, R. u J Weller. tev . Atwater. . . Coach Arca . 1801412 B. ut er, B. Roloff, n. T. Tolosky, anfor L. Pickard, D. P T. Pacheck. B, B. Walker, . Roth. 3 R. aice, J. ie. J. Fadd , . Schrader. f' Cf S. Phohl. Nou' 4 J. Tarnow, D. D. Speach, M. Kerwood. Kuw 5 Mllllman. Raw 0 J. Tarnow, Captain D. Q91 . i C as if' n ik 5 1 Qihiwz Www: u 1 1, A . ,. f f K! as 5, .h.'1.'2.' Q ,Q f ,adv gg .. I, . .. fm ', M ' ' f .V w, . a -. V X V . . ,V k:Ak .E ,V ,km l S ill' 5 1. Q ff .9 W' Q . Q ,. ,.' X Q .vang N S' .gw 'f 1 N 4 X nic' . U? x' V 5 , Q. :ry Ns ,tak P4 W .3 - 'un Q U ...QQ ,, di P- Q4 fm 9 .. ' ff 4 W 141,74 A, if r 3 N, , . Q .3 ,. I ,,, K... ,Jr fo .Li t I 'U' . . M? J 'Xf-' 2: . 'Q J x . f ' 1 . l B in 3.5 , 3 .5 Q f. f ,M 1 t- .X-Q. ' . f ' DDP : ' 7 z , X, . . . 'g 3 . Q . of 3 . .. W. xl' st, V .1 Y RW K E , nl . f P X In . Q All :fs A wif . ' -QMQQL .,:, , - X .I ' A fig J , J N Hifi . .3g.P'Q '7g:i..,.. al J sly , ii. W J :L1,L .E f ,A . , HOW I, R. Phillips, S. Bucannon. KOWZ J. Hirsh, T. Sloan, P. Jackson. R. Nuss. J. Lowry, D. Ashley. C. Connery. Coach Schrempf. NOW 3. G. Barth. J. Dwyer, S. Dwyer, S. Sofia. D. . K ' - -2-A. . . S Zipparo, J. Fellows, B. Assenhiemer, D. Bartlett. HOW 4, J Paige, D. Ray, J. Mocyk, D. McCarthy. P. Post, C. Myron, P Golus, J. Clyde. 152 F . QQ P t 'H X . Q - ish 5. -Am, HOW I. C. Holt, B. VerSchure, P. Gnau. S. Caster, R. Abold, D. Stoddard, F. Hale. G. Dailey, P. Reagan. NOW R. Price. Winchester, D. Campbell, L, Mazoway, G, Evgnz, KQW 2, B. Lucy, J. VanWie, M. Mazoway, J. Goulet, T. Scott, G. Slahor Campbell. G. Clark, D. Palmer, B. Lucy, R. deMaintenon, R. GMES- W- AFFHSIFONS, R- Hllnlef- t hgiisx. 153 Q2 HOW I. M. Randall. J. Tipper, M. Saeger, Jn. Tarnow. P. Young. D. VanAman. Jm. Tarnow. KOW2. Coach Pelcher, L. Segovis, T. Bye, B. Reeves, J. Fallon, N. Sivers, R. Roth, Mgr. Kelly. .- ' X '5tg:g:E:g.g. -. :-:-sf-rf:-uw:-:-1-:-:-.w.'-:-:-:Sci :?SZg3gIf2fif323f1ff 'Q 2 , llK i 1 J 1 h . fm 7-41, I 5' 9 14 X ! wx QWSQ ig,.s9 fz, Q ' Q ' 5 swings? Q ' V v 'E 5. K ss 10 NOW I: S. Miesler. J. Hulbert, S. Dygert, B. Roloff. G. Caserta- Bvbric . - no. E. Norton. B. Walters. T. Monica. NOll'2f S. Girod, R. Mor- Kun 011' ich. P. Schrempf. S. Blackwood. S. Baxter. J. Sleight, J. Dowd. Q99n' D- C. Gardocki, B. Rood. NON' 3, P. Bovee. D. Shay. B. Needle. R- WGN CJ WP?'gwfffR Kid' fy? .fy 9wJwM 9 J. Tulloch, M Rhebergen. G L. Steinberger 158 Baseball Varsity Lacrosse Varsity Basketball B'vilIe Opponent , I - g'vIIIe Opponent B vIlIe Opponent 2 fxfwn Q I2 sen. Falls 3 gg gig 79 5 LD O 3 'mn' 'Q ss W G G . ' 5' Ig. 6 Winer. 0 44 Liv -I I 2 L, ' 3 4 W,G I Sl Solvay 45 2 E2'M I 7 ESM fl 56 New Hart. 52 II W-H I 3 ILM 5 54 ESM 66 2 N-S I I 5 N,5 3 52 Auburn S5 I ID II 2 Lafay I7 I 48 W-H 5l 2 F-M I5 2 3 gg Z3 3 ESM O f 9 45 F-M 48 2 N-s l2 . I3 I 72 W-G 46 2 wie S 7 Lafay l 5 72 -LD 55 I I W-H 5 4 Gen. Brown 3 59 Liv 5' ' e Web I I 3 6' W-H 52 0 WHG 3 S 8 2 Liv 6 36 N-S 33 Wrestling JV Lacrosse JV Basketball g'ville Opponent 7 J-D 9 B'Vllle OPPOHEHI B'VlllE Oppgngnt 36 W-G 3 8 Sen Falls 2 54 PM 4l 39 Liv 9 5 Cen. Tech 2 50 j.D 58 gg 2 gon. 3 Cen. Sq. 49 211- W-6 40 36 W-H I4 -l Water. 3 65 L' 43 jg E-M S 3 I o -IZ IQQM 39 en' Q- 2 - A l 32 38 Henninger I 8 4 F-M 2 4l gum 36 I3 Water 28 3 N'S O 50 Cen. Sq. 3l 26 Sherburne 22 5 W.G 0 27 N,5 gg 24 Auburn 20 I 9 I ESM I 50 ESM 45 33 Fulton I4 2 F-M 6 42 F.M 28 38 Ska!! 20 6 N..S 4 42 W'G 52 OCl-lSL Champs 2 Lafay 2 5l J.D 41 Section Champion, Bob Medina- 4 Gen. Brown I 35 Liv 37 the fourth wrestler from Baker to 7 W-G B 3 28 W-H 36 receive the fide. 9 Webster O 4' N-S 40 Swimming ' Varsity Soccer Tennis B'ville Opponent 30 Helmlngef 9 B'ville Opponent B'ville Opponent 21 New Hart. 72 2 Liv 3 4 W,H I 43 Corcoran 52 0 j-D I 0 Span' 5 57 Hffke 5 W-G 2 I O FIM 5 30 W'G 2 F b' 3 O N-S 5 53 Auburn 42 2 523215 I 5 .LE 0 42 Norwich 53 I I1.M 4 0 I-Iv 5 40 Carthage 55 I N.5 3 0 ID 5 25 Rome 70 0 Liv 4 3 W-G 2 40 Lowville 55 0 N.5 I 2 W,G 3 34 Fulton GI e W-6 s 0 Liv 5 24 LIV. 7l 55 Auburn 40 varsity Football Jv Football N Som' T k d FI H I . rac an I8 I B'ville Opponent B'vilIe Opponent gvlne I:abIus opponenf I I 6 Oneida I3 2l Liv 6 I Hennme, ,I Willa I E I8 Ovpvnent 0 L' 6 O F-M 6 ' I3 HL 27 7 ID I3 I SEM g sm J-D 4993 F-M I9 l3 I-D 27 l3 W-G o 2 I,S ' 0 68 Liv 63 22 W-G 49 O ESM 6 2 I:,M 2 59 W-H 59 N-5 44 7 ESM 0 5 W.H 3 I 0 WIG I 97 W-G 55 ESM I3 33 XIGLH O N'S 6 5 Auburn l 82 Non 49 -5 I N-s I 3 . ,MISS HOOD Field Hockey Tennis Basketball Track .MRS .MERLWW M735 60102247327 Swimming SOCCEI' Gymnastics V0HeYb3H Synchronized Swimming 160 . ..,.f. sw..:N, lx . gi ' GN.: ,V 1 .7 J.. ik we X Qx .Q 'rs Y 5 X is ,:,Je,? ...F 8 'ku 'Q,1-.lsivi .xv ..' R h 4 r xx -.vw I ' h, .45 . , -- us A .. X y V M, . , I S 5 Q, e Q i , . 3' . N. if A f U . .XR . Y ..,: ,, X , V.. 3 1 v ' , x 5' x , '3,,.. .. 1 xl nk ' 'if ' -ue, - 1 A -H., ,J ,. . -A . Q 5 -.S f , f A ff. f B k r 5. ii 223.155 ., ..N..::.:i54.Agl.f5,Q ifgj' ' A K. '. Q ,M . yllrflvk 1. M H ,,,xl.1A 9' ':R3g3'f:f55 ?f3 Jfgff-T.fSf9 rf XA lmjff YQ, .. .. QMS. Y 'W f' j J' ' 1 ,' L . V-ftrfgf' Lf. swf... 2 3.55. ,'y34g,x'.,, . f . ..-K 4, -.. .- 5. jak Y- :- .f Mi., .- Q -if . .jf xjfi- fi., 1.1 . ff' - .11:1I.fn sf - f '.-VA.-ff- Mfr 5 'N-.nz--'f!5J J- - -K W A ..p,.f .eu ls! Kam H. Wrightmire. A. Day, A. Thompson, J. Gettman, J. Gnau, J. Snow. C. VanVeghten. D. White. 2114 Ham J. Hamblin. J. Assenheimer, J. Bloomquist, T. Pelose. 3rdl1aue R. Cumm. D. Archer. C. VanBIarcom. B. Cloyes. V. Vredenburg, S. Bye, E. Lammica. Miss Snyder. 51916075 'B 7 'f 1.-ou lst Kam J. Bloomquist, V. Dreher. V. Vredenburg, M. Downing. Y. Blanco. C. Kline, N. Armstrong. K. Carroll. Zmf Kam T. Pelose, M. Lavallee, D. Archer. D. Stahl. J. Holt. N. Fritch, S. Bye. Miss Hood coach. Absent: B. Snell, C. Rowley. 161 .. L ARXAHPNPPH : wwlsrxaeuv-sw .X was sf-ms Y f ma 44. . .3 um -sew Ng.. fx.. .Q .N . ima Isl Rum D. Krawiec, M. Hunter, J. Watts. 2nd Kam J. Bartossewski, C. Lyness, Mrs. Merlini coach, C. Rowley, C. Norderhus. N. Fritch. 311i Haw. V. Krawiec, J. Sivers, S. Watters. lst Hana J. Fradenburg, J. Hamblin P. Scalzo. A. Thompson, R. Oliver. 211111111140 Miss Hood coach, J. Thei- sen, C. Barth. F. Hadlow. B. John- son. D. Bolson. 2,4155 '257 -F 162 vw KEYS xv , J. ls! Kunz V. Vredenburg, Miss Hood coach. K. Ball. 21111 lfnw. P. Hansen. J. Bloomquist. R. Cumm. Rn! fx'l7I4': D. Archer, D. Russ. B. Secore. Absent: C. Orr. , I Isl Nmr. D. Wallace. Miss Goddard coach. C. Schiro. S, Trexler. 21111 Kuw- L. Kuykendoll. J, Adsit. B. Orr. P. Mosley. F. Lotito. E. Cumm. 3rd Knuz M. Downing. M. LaVallee. D. Stahl. M. Myers. D. Campbell. L. Hamon. K. Gates J. Crego. T. Pelose 4.-.. 163 ,gall-.. in 151130144 L. Sampson. L. Kuykendoll. C, Rowley. V. Vredenburg. P. Kulba. P. Mills. J. Hamblin. 2lIlf Now. N. Bruhger. J. Bloomquist. J. MtPIeas- ant. L. Milliman. M. Downing, D. Stahl, P. Hansen. 3rdlJrrua Miss Hood coach, D. Archer. M. McManus. D. Russ. S. Bye. J. Sivers. B. Secore, T. Pelose, R. Cumm. Absent: C. Orr, J. Holt. J. Gnau. .l Is! Haus S. Bouchier. B. McLaggan. S. McNeil. L. Milliman. C. Barth. C. Hunter. Miss Goddard coach. 21111 Haw. D. Coleman, D. Wells, D. Ly- ness. J. Goimby, S. Bube. C. Watts. 3171 Ram L. Urshell, C. Norderhus, B. Watts. M. Garnett. R. Fuller. Q.......... -- K , x -,s?i5 .1-l jg: ' - 1 k Q - iv? ,..-' x M Q - . ,. i 5 A T x xr'--,W ' , Nr- 4, -. x ., f . , ,bn - K . x I' 1' I A, ,n.. -5 -5 Wu 68M x...,,..,..,,,v W 5,g1ff . ' nu T '-f ' grin,-1 ,Q .ss Y. W S ' .W is . Si' 5 fu' x, 3 -,NCR M1-iw fi-1-'W ' 5 .---,y-4: 2' A '1,','g G Q,14 Q1 mx 4' 1 X3 -.,, 165 'O 13133. , . mug igiiifiiifff if ,W5'g5l'- Z?.f5? ,'. !4..xgi,w HE L ee.. J.. . ,,,.,U.,,.? ,. way.. f a.,-Q. ,H AKL, , F . , L J , l:WLs2i?,i3: M 'Y 8T5'Q?J5!Wf 5 'w. . '.fif'::-ffl . . . 31-lt.,,. C, , . 10' - 3 ai' L ' .. ' V V .P - W ' ffggn rg . f- fl L., .f,-- f :li f 3 C ' I ' f , A I. fi X . . f . . We . sg ,Fc Yi if it ' -. ' '- L,'. . ',,' J l . ' I i - 'L.' ,-',-..' Q , P J' 3 ' 4 ,. ls! Ruud S. Bouchier. V. Dreher. J. Moyer, L. Schiro, S. Trexler, P. Myatt. C. Lyness, J. Adsit. 2nd Rom K. Carroll, L. Hamon, C. Demaintnon. E. Cumm, K. Meier-Pedersen, C. Barth, P. Du- prey, L. McArdeII. J. Pershell. 3rd Haut D. White, R. Cooper, M. Osborne. L. Veschel. C. Luft. C Molloy, N. Fritch, S. McNeil, M. Connery. M. Pelkey. WIN C516 U67-68 Isl Kaus S. Bouchier. D. Wallace, C Schiro. S. Trexler, P. Scalzo, J. Ham- blin, J. Crego, P. Brown, H. Wright- mire. 2nd Kam K. Gates, E. Cumm P. Mosley, D. Carpenter, B. Orr, M. Cook. K. Ball, F. Lotito. 3rd Kane Miss Goddard. L. Sampson, C. Rowley, C. Wolken. D. Campbell, J Rushel. D. Bolson. J. Theisen. D Calei, K. Oliver, L. Hamon, P. Blair. 4111 How, L. Kuykendoll. D. White. C Kinney, D. Archer, D. Stahl, J. Fra denburg. M. Pelkey, T. Neri, T. Pel- ose. 51h Ram C. Hunter. D. Venette S. Bye, A. Edinger, C. Gates. C Krupka, P. Hansen, C. Barth. 166 5212 f Cc Q fffgjibfg Y Kimi CQ: DE-PART Compliments of Warner Products Company Congratulations to the Class of '68 from Carrington Tool 8 Die Company I6 E. Oneida Street B'viIIe, N. Y. Good Luck to the Class of '68 from the Class of '67 Pres.-Bill Welser SSC--Linda SCOU V. Pres.-Maureen Walsh Treas.-Chuck Lucy Compliments of Bob Oram's Antiques Compliments of Gerald G. Speech Congratulations to the Class of '68 from The Three Little Pigs Twiggy Sage Rolls Best Wishes General Contractor Baldwinsville, N. Y. to the Class of '68 from Compliments of Titcomb,s Harold A. Jenkins, D.V.M. Store Congratulations to the Class of I968 Fay's Drugs Best Wishes Biel-Mason General Store Plainville, New York Ron 8 .lean's Barber Shop Corner of Downer S Canton Sts. Compliments of Plainville Turkey Farm Toy Train Collector will buy-sell-swap Old Toy Trains Russell Lucy NES-3600 Baldwinsville Brand's Moyers Corners Congratulations to the Class of l968 I CTO RY MARKETS Karl's Tavern Best Wishes From Braid 'N Britches 2 l Oswego Street Baldwinsville . ' ' 'f f 1 . iii I Q l '---1 Q.. i'f-Lmfw' P ' 7::: f::i: l lmlllll l .A 1, 1 il-'F-i!'?s'1'-rivfiil Congratulations to the Class of l968 John and Dorris Grant Home Office Columbus, Ohio Compliments of Ashby Fuel Service Automatic Delivery NE5-9473 Kindest Personal Wishes to You All Bregard's Grocery Belgium, New York Osier Well Drilling Drilling of All Types Deep and Shallow Well Pumps Sold-Installed-Serviced Phone NE 5-6I9l Cold Spring Road or NE5-GI97 Baldwinsville, N.Y Congratulations to the Class of '68 Paul G. Huntington Complete Insurance Service Canton Street Road 63 5-979 5 Bald Congratulations from Gates Silver Star 4l East Genesee Street winsville New York Best Wishes Tappan Lumber Corp. East Genesee Street Baldwinsville. N. Y. Phone: 635-399i Compliments of' Dick's Atlantic 638-O5l7 Bill's Esso 36 East Genesee Street Baldwinsville. N. Y. Compliments of Baldwinsville Furniture and Appliance Center 45 Oswego Street Quality you can depend on Furniture, Bedding, Carpeting Frigidaire-Zenith Phone 635-3995 Compliments of Baldwinsville Liquor Store R. J. Shea I3 E. Genesee St. Compliments of Riverside Grill Bovee Studio of Photography Baldwinsville, N. Y. Dial NES-604i Congratulations to the Class of l968 ,Xp ' Best Wishes Inshlp Frank's Sea Food All your favorite sea food Homemade Salads Phone 635-746I 69 E. Genesee St Store Cooper Motors Inc. Cooper's Marine Inc. Baldwinsville Compliments of Hafner Farms l482 W. Genesee Road Baldwinsville, New York Compliments of 3 friend Best Wishes from Ralph C. Gates Gates Funeral Home, lnc. Baldwinsville, N. Y. Compliments of B'ville Billiards 56 Oswego St. Best Wishes from Western Auto Associate Store Baldwinsville. New York The Farmers' Co-Operative Fire Insurance Association 56 Oswego Street B'ViIIg NE 5-302I Joe, Gene, and Lenny Barber Shop 4 Oswego Street. Baldwinsville Congratulations to the Class of i968 Sydney Cooper Berndt S Michels CLEANERS. DYERS s LAuNoRv PKK 56 Oswego St. Baldwinsville. N.Y. Phone NE 5-6671 Hosler Agency 46 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, New York Congratulations from Tony s Baldwmsville Pizzeria Take out Orders Table Service 6 Oswego Street. Baldwinsville Phone NE 5-9377 Adeline Lamb Fabrics 23 Oswego St. Baldwmsvllle Compliments of Schenck's Hardware Inc. 'SI' Woolworths One Stop shopping center 45 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, New York UI' 9 --Q Best wishes to The Class of l968 Seneca Auto Supply Inc. 64 E. Genesee Street Baldwinsville. N,Y. Phone 635-396l x Best wishes Farrell Plumbing and Heating NE 5-598I I6 Oswego Street Baldwinsville Compliments of Harold Spoor, Auctioneer Manager Tyding's Real Estate 26 Oswego Street Baldwinsville NE 5-602I ff 'wife , '- -ei V. , g , Compliments of Decker's Men's and Boy's Wear ' 71:32 Compliments of Joseph Glass Family Shoe Store Inc. Over 50 years of Community Service 30 Oswego Street Baldwinsville New York Seneca Federal Savings and Loans Association Best Wishes 0 S VAREY 35 Oswego Street ENCY Baldwinsville, New York Area Code 3 l 5-638-0233 I4 W. Genesee St. Baldwinsville, N.Y. T.S. CSteamyl Varey Good Luck Class of '68 Clyde Cakery 0 Baldwinsville On the Four Corners ' 59 E. Genesse Rita's Beauty Salon Complete Beauty Service To Look Your Best St. Ph Elaldwinsville. N Y 635-9832 one Best Wishes Robert Crawford American Yearbook Company Division of Josten's, Inc. Dedicated to Quality Since I897 Leading Yearbook Company in the Nation Coast to Coast Hannibal, Mo.-Topeka, Kan.-Cambridge, Md.-VisaIia,' Calif. Things go better with Coke after Coke r ...D . .... Coke. Congratulations from KeIIy's Discount Phone 635-3024 Seneca Knolls Shopping Center Bicycles-Toys-Hardware-Clothing masts it S Refofefienc5f5Y5af6iihsilB Y SSSSB N.v Best Wishes from Michael-Carroll Beauty Salon I806 State Fair Blvd. 63 5-6567 Seneca Knolls Shopping Center Compliments of Dick Parkinson's Liquor Store Seneca Knolls Syracuse. New York 635-3l70 179 1. 3,5 15 T'i'4il'1f:u X5 A fxp. .ct , F Best Wishes tix QW? Z' HMB ,: ld. from 'niglfg wxii W' Syroco gg ,L I-if Rt. 48, Baldwinsville World's foremost manufacturer of decorative wall accessories an 4: YN 4' ' 1 , ff , gli' F If 1 r l l'. , A X . Ed's l-'liwf j ' ,. Sunoco S Sld D I . B B B , unny I e rivlng , l ' 'JW' Campbells , l , r Usfness Range and Miniature , -S Rotary G I Y plezizre Route 48 ess-ssos O f , l555 State Fair Blvd. X ... git, ,, , 'li Ken's I Collision f I N Service c - Best Wishes if to the Class Muriel Kayter f O Dance Academy :ses 180 1 ff M Q Mobil KELLY 4' MOUNT X X,x. K K V I T F B it -----..... ,,-.i,..-M-.G il?-Pi g i' 'FS 1 ..... ' L- Tv 1 Cheers T 1 to the '68 ers Phone from ess-sizi THE ROOT BEER GIRLS ...'., Compliments of BiIl's Chevron Seneca Knolls Plaza w f , - f 5 ATLANTIC l ...,...... . ..-,..., 1 v ......... nf. - , .lohnny's Atlantic Best Wishes Kelly S Mount 74 E. Genesee si, Simmons Shell Service l8l7 State Fair Blvd. Bill Simmons 'sill 5 ' - Q . J SALES CORP. v .9f.4,aaqsQS'a!e.4, E-.SM T I . -' .Q ' Sn- .- T: . Q W .K N My-you . I! H 731-V ' - .ef-Q-ftioillnoon ' W I ' E km cousvcomr ' vu- - '1- Rf' T:- f jf' .nw1.f2.-f J.. , 3, gg . M 53: lli, at ' gm ,Q 4-.ff t . . .. j Floral Park State Fair Boulevard Syracuse. New York Patchett Texaco SIYHHSPBCU Bu i Ida gs Success to The Class of l968 The Corner Pharmacy Everyone In Town Reads The Messenger Every Thursday Compliments of E. Winston Baker Insurance and Real Estate 3l Oswego St. Baldwinsville. N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of '68 Mr. 8 Mrs. John Loos Best Wishes from Eihoiikgpair 47 E. Genesee St. Baldwinsville, N.Y. Phone 638-0046 Falardeau Funeral Home I7 Grove St. Baldwinsville, N. Y. Telephone NES-303l Best Wishes to the Class of l968 Baldwinsville Drug Co., Inc. NE5-3 SOI Free Delivery Your Rexall Store Compliments of B'Ville Electric and Sport Center 6 Oswego Street St. Mary's Parish .. . V. i - 1 K 3 ' . ' X . 33 L' 'L gk , ,, Q N Y , W W' Wg Vw Q :Ax 1, 9 ' fb vf 's5Q,, ai, Q ami 5 33 L Nga My Q We t nw , -1. gm Wm K Q f E in ..,6,,.Vg,gfi.,, 5,12-3,45-xi. S, - 1.42-V -7 may M as f:.1-fmye A .ggi 0 -' fMw:5w4,,1Liifmm'2 i , .. Catholic Youth Organization SINCERE BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF I968 184 IZOW If Joan Trexler. JoAnn Spurchise, Kathy Ryan, Pat Denise Campbell, Joan Gnau, Cindy Norderhus. Cindy Sal- Pickard, Vonnie Vredenburg, Patty Wolfe. Joy Misiek, Carla mon, Sue Gurley. NOW 3, Danelle Grant. Gail Doering. Kari Gates. Renie Gettman. Ellen Loga. ROW 2, Sharman Oram, Deb Hansen. Debbie Russ. Sharon Marvin. Marge Garnett. Barb Price, Nancy Armstrong, Kathy Carroll, Mena Meyers. Gamma Alpha Mu Congratulates the Class of '68 GRADUATING SISTERS: Jean Bloomquist Kari Meier-Pedersen Sharleen Burkhardt Pat Dabrowski Marge Garnett Carla Gates Deb Hansen Michele Karkut Sharon Marvin Sharman Oram Pat Pickard Chris Rowley Cindy Salmon Merridy Sharpe Joan Trexler The Sub Deb Club of Baldwinsville BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I968 SENIORS HOW L M. Evertz, L. Moody. P. Gates. C. Clarke, HOW Z D. Beck. B. Ingersoll, M. Hudson. HOWQ J. Bennett. B. Watts, E. Mercer, E. Mawhinney. B. Snell. HONORARY MEMBERS Jessica BFOOFHC Lynn Sampson Carol Heller Cindy Forst Sharee Woodall Carol Wolken Bonnie Dexter Jan Sivers MEMBERSHIP HOW I. R. Disinger. K. Shaver, A. Thompson, P. Nostrant, S. Johnston.'-'HQWQQQ Fitzsimmons. Kf 'Loreman. B. Sayler, T. Saunders. S. Ingersoll. HOW 5 G. Wilkinson. D. Montague, L. Eckler, C. Wheeler, C. Watts, D. Riblet, C. Dexter, N. Needle. 186 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '68 from the Brothers of Gamma Sigma Dennis Bartlett Steve Case Jim Dowd Doug Johnson Chuck Knight Peter Meloling Ralph Atwater Paul Bovee Doug Crego Dick Dudley Bill Goldsworthy Chris Hale SENIORS 187 Bill O'Mara Tom Quinn Steve Sanford Rick Shaver Jim Tarnow Dave Ziparo Bill Long Dick Peterson Bruce Roloff Mark Saeger Dave Schrader Bob Walker compliments of Hi-Y Epsilon The LYRE STAFF would like to thank the following people, who by soliciting advertising helped pay for your yearbook. 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