Chenango Valley High School - Warrior Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1968 volume:

1968 Warrior Chenango Valley Jr.-Sr. High School Binghamton, New York i Volume eleven i MBS Contents Introduction 4 Seniors 16 Underclassmen 64 Administration and Faculty 110 Activities 134 Sports 174 Advertisements 200 Closing 224 Index 228 3 Education is a combination 4 of many things . . . 5 6 7 people . . . 8 questions and answers, 10 thoughts and ideas . . . 11 12 impressions and new experiences . . . 13 setting goals . ■ ■ and reaching them. 15 A 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jackie Cluff. Vice-President Barbara Stuart, President Tim Brown, Secretary Melanie Gates, Treasurer Presenting . the Class of 1968 17 PETER ATWATER NANCY BARRON PAUL BAKER SANDRA BEACH DEBORAH BALDWIN ALBERT ABPLANALP JAY BARBER rv Garth Gajdorus, Bob Nastan, Lynne 0 Brien, and Jennifer Mason listen to the president’s report on old business at an Honor Society meeting. 18 Twelfth Grade Tim Brown and Bill Comfort set up decorations for “A Summer Place.” Is a Time for Retrospection . . . LINDA BENNETT CAROLYN BLABAC NORMA BERGMANN RICHARD BLANFORD 19 Chuck Praefke reads through articles in a local high school newspaper. And Anticipation of the Future MICHELE BOGART SHELIA BRANICK RICHARD BROWN TIMOTHY BROWN ROBERT BOWEN BARBARA BRONSON STUART BROWN MARTIN BRUET 20 Kathy MacDonough cleans her dissecting tools after an amusing biology lab. Nancy Tingley reads a college catalogue in the guidance office. ROGER BUCK ROSEMARY BUCK JOHN BURTIS LAWRENCE BURTS BONNIE BUSHNELL SUSAN BUTTON COLLEEN CAMERON ROBERT CAREY 21 va ins JUDITH CARULLI SUSAN CHIDESTER FRANK CLARK CAROLINE COBB JOSEPH CASEY PATTY CHORDAS JACQUELINE CLUFF WILLIAM COGSWELL Rick Gehr A newcomer to San Jose, capital of Costa Rica, might be surprised to see an ox cart carrying firewood, moving slowly through the traffic-filled streets, or to see the National Theater with its beautiful construction, typical of the late eighteen hundreds, and in the background the modern, tall Central Bank. This is Costa Rica, a rapidly progressing coun¬ try, but still with a taste for its traditions. The school system of Costa Rica is expanding and the need for new teachers is greater every year. This year, in my school, there was such a lack of substitutes that we were let out of at least five classes a week. To counteract this problem, the government is working on experimental schools which start in the first grade and whose courses and teachers try to lead the student to a specific profession, which many times turns out to be teaching. This year, the teachers’ school in Heredia had a graduating class of about four hundred, and other similar schools had equally large graduating classes. Many vocational schools are in use where the student takes only about nine subjects instead of the regular thirteen or fourteen, enabling him to use, for instance, the shop and technical drawing facilities more. Keeping up with the better schooling demand is something that must be done, and they are work¬ ing on it. There are customs and traditions, how¬ ever, that they wouldn’t change for the world. One such tradition is the “Corridas de Toros.” Each year a temporary stadium is built for use during the Christmas holiday season. The stadium surrounds an arena in the middle of which is a pool of water. Then, any male who wants to, goes into the arena; usually there are about 150 or so. A trumpet is then blown and a mad bull charges in. Of course, you can figure out the object .. .run! It gives everyone a chance to be a toreador and if they aren’t quite as good as they figured, there is always the pool of water for refuge. It’s really a riot, dangerous, of course, with always about 200 injuries a year; but as I said, they wouldn’t change it for the world! Hola to everyone, Rick Gehr 22 Says “Hola” From Costa Rica Exchange student Rick Gehr serenades a senorita in Costa Rica. John Kovacs uses study period wisely. Studies and Activities Fill the Days WILLIAM COMFORT MARION CRANDALL ROBERT CONNER DIANE CRAWFORD PAULA CONNOR EDWARD CREAGH JANET COREY JUDITH CROSBY 24 THOMAS CUSHMAN DIANE DAVALL DIANA DAVIS LINDA DAVIS GORDON DEANS PAUL DECKER RICHARD DEFILIPPS CATHERINE DELANOY Homecoming Queen, candidates Debbie Baldwin, Janet Corey, Barb Stuart, Sue Button, and Viv Rittenhouse dance with their escorts. 25 A DEBRA DELING THOMAS DODD DONALD DONAHUE MICHAEL DONOHOE RICHARD DELLUREFICIO LUCINDA DOEBLER JAMES DONNELLY GERALD DUBRAVA Sue Button is congratulated by Viv Rittenhouse and April O’Brien after being crowned Homecoming Queen. 26 Craig Harting and Steve Ivy, as Mama Bear and Baby Bear, approach the sleeping “Warriorlocks,” Jim Popeck in a pep assembly. BILL DUTCHER LNIDA ELDRED GAIL EGGLESTON GLENDA FAHS The Spotlight’s on Seniors S(U lAhO ClfilL Gail Eggleston, Vicki Ruiz, Jay Barber, Celia Sisson, and Jan Miller discuss experiences of exchange students at a Senior High assembly. 27 GENE FLINT Warrior staff members Paul Baker, Andy Pierce, Jane Ivy, Barb Stuart, Sue Requa, Joanne Guy, Nancy Tingley, and Marie Pierce show symptoms of senioritis during a Saturday meeting. SARA FAULKNER SHARON FISHER ROBERT FITCH ALAN FORKEY FRANCES FORSYTH LINDA FULLER 28 Where the Action Is — the Library . . . Classes Editor Sue Requa crops a picture at a Warrior staff meeting. GARTH GAJDORUS ERIK GREGORY MELANIE GATES DONALD GRISWOLD REGINA GEORGE EUGENE GRISWOLD JOHN GRACE JANE GRUBB 29 The Lab . . . f |w l ) r ' Ip ' r j i- m A s 4 1 m - ? SHARON GUERNSEY MARGARET HALL GENE HAMILTON CRAIG HARTING KATHLEEN HALL TERRY HALL GLORIA HAMMOND LINDA HAULTON Gene Hamilton, Bob Moore, and Jeff Ludy set up the apparatus for observing tbe expansion of metals in physics lab. Valerie Kirch watches closely for a precipitate in chemistry lab. SUSAN HINES MARIE HITCHCOCK LEEANN HOLT BLAKE HOTALING JANE IVY JOSEPH JACKOWSKI JODY JAGGER BRIAN JANONIS 31 k A MARILYN JENSEN CYNTHIA JOHNS KAREN JEWELL RICHARD KEELER The Halls . . . ‘ 55555 ' 255555 mi 2555555555- ' 555555 mam iliaia Pat Lawrence and Marcia Wilson 32 I 4 i « i ( If i ik VALERIE KIRCH SUSAN KIRKPATRICK RICHARD KNAPP PATRICIA KNOWLES LISA KNAPP THOMAS KNOX REBECCA KNAPP SHIRLEY KOCHER I I Sue Roser, Jean Perchinsky, Sue Wood, and Kathy Linehan head toward the library from study hall. 33 Dick Knapp experiences the joys of peeling a tangerine. 34 CECELIA KOCIK DANIEL KOVAL THOMAS KOPALEK KATHRYN KRING DAVID KORINEK NORMA KRUGER JOHN KOVACS LAWRENCE KUSHNER The Cafeteria . . . 35 RICHARD KUTZ JANET LATTIMER LINDA LANCE PATRICIA LAWRENCE ANN LANGEVIN STEVEN LAWRENCE The Gym. Cindy Johns attempts to revive “Resuscit-Annie.” 1 36 Mike Morgan takes a jump shot against a junior defender while Gary Maines watches the action. STEVEN LEGO NANCY LEVERS KATHLEEN LINEHAN WILLIAM LIPE DALE LEIGHTON ROY LEWIS ROBERT LINVILLE THOMAS LOMBARDO 37 Bill Perkins, John Burtis, and John Zellner find that dissecting a fetal pig can be a traumatic experience. Advanced Courses Prove To Be 38 Challenging GLORIA LUCAS JEFFREY LUDY MAUREEN LYNCH PAUL MAHONEY JAMES LUDLAM CAROLYN LYNCH KATHLEEN MACDONOUGH DAVID MAINES 39 GARY MAINES PAULETTE MAJESTIC ROGER MARSH JENNIFER MASON ANGELINE McAVOY JOHN McNEISH MICHAEL MEDOVICH JAMES MILLER Seniors Serve Chenango Valley Miss Squier examines the selection of goodies at a Business Club bakesale as Linda Haulton, Lynda Penwell and Glenda Fahs look on. 40 JANET MILLER ELAINE MILLER ROBERT MOORE MICHAEL MORGAN KENNETH MILLER CURTIS MOORE LARRY MORGAN ROBERT MORGAN Future Homemakers Glenda Falls and Sue Scott prepare culinary ' delights for the Faculty Christmas Tea. Jay Barber cleans up after an exchange student’s reception. 41 KATHLEEN MURPHY LINDA NORRIS KAROL NOXEL DARLENE OLSOVSKY ROBERT NASTAN KAREN NOXEL LYNNE O’BRIEN JOHN O’NEIL Andy Pierce slings his smelly shark over his shoulders. Senioritis Gail Eggleston and Jane Ivy find feeding a stray puppy en tertaining. 42 CLAIRE PADGHAM MARTINO PECORARO SARAH PATERSON LYNDA PENWELL THOMAS PECHA IRENE PECKA JEANNE PERCHINSKY WILLIAM PERKINS Evidenced in Classroom Activities h The “Four Caballeros”—Pete Atwater, Craig Harting, Bill Perkins, and Mike Morgan—decide on another scheme to heckle Mrs. Liddy. 43 ANDREW PIERCE JAMES PITTSLEY CHARLES PRAEFKE CHERYL RANDALL MARIE PIERCE JAMES POPECK JOANNE RALSTON NANCY RAUSCHMEIER Larry Kushner chats on the phone during lunch. 44 Time Out for Relaxation Erik Gregory takes a break from his job as yearbook photog¬ rapher. BARBARA REH JOSEPH REH STEPHEN RENNELL SUZANNE REQUA LUIGI RESCINITI DONALD RICE SHARON RIEDER VIVIAN RITTENHOUSE 45 ROGER ROBERTS ROBERT ROSATI THOMAS ROBINSON SUSAN ROSER To Jim Popeck, happiness is a school lunch. Jay Barber and John Zellner risk injury in a grueling tiddly¬ winks tournament. Seniors 46 PATRICIA SAAM SUE SCOTT VICKIE SANDELL ROBERT SEIDEL THOMAS SANDWICK GREGORY SCOTT BARBARA SHAMPANG NELSON SHIRLEY in Pursuit of Pleasure it 47 Senior Year . . . a Year of Thought and Decision CLIFFORD SILVERNAIL CELIA SISSON KATHLEEN SILVERNAIL JOE SKOPE Judy Carulli ponders what to do next in home economics class. 48 Pete Atwater’s absorbed expression reflects a serious moment at a Student Council meeting. KATHLEEN SLICK ROBERT SMITH JEANETTE SNOVER WILLIAM SPENCER DONALD STEVENS LEWIS STOUT THOMAS STOUT BARBARA STUART 49 Senior Maxwell Scholarship candidates Nancy Barron, Gail Eggleston, Lynne O’Brien, and Ken Miller were chosen to compete at the annual Syracuse University Citizenship Education Conference. of Achievement and Success BARRIE SWEET JOHN THOMAS CHARLES TAFT JUDITH THOMAS MARTHA TAYLOR MARC TIFFANY REBECCA TAYLOR NANCY TINGLEY 50 PAMELA TRAXLER ROBERT UHOUSE JEROLD TUCKER CATHY VANMARTER LINDA TURK DAN VERGASON CLIFFORD TURNER LINDA VERGASON Craig Harting and Ken Miller attended Boys’ State during the 1967 summer vacation and gained experience in political functions. i Jackie Cluff, winner of the Elmira College Key Award for service, and Marie Pierce, winner of the RPI award for outstanding achievement in math and science, find a moment to chat. 51 Gary Maines and Bill Comfort demonstrate their camaraderie. of Friendship PATRICIA VINCENT KATHRYN WAFFLE LOIS WAGNER LINDA WAKELEY Marie Pierce shows Regina George that she was in the group with 39% fewer cavities. 52 Cheerleaders and spectators urge the basketball team to pull ahead and win. and Communication ROBERT WARFIELD PATRICIA WATRO SUE WEBER SHARON WERTMAN ALBERT WHITE GAIL WHITMARSH PAUL WILLIAMS JAMES WILSON 53 MARCIA WILSON DAVID WOMBACHER LINDA WOOD KARLA YOUNG GARRY ZACHARIAS JOHN ZELLNER of Spirit and Soul Andy Pierce and John Zellner take part in an afternoon table hockey game in the senior lounge 54 1 55 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: Row 1: Elaine Miner, Barbara Stuart, Gail Eggleston, Jane Ivy, Janet Miller. Row 2: Marie Pierce, Sue Requa, Kathy MacDonough, Paulette Majestic, Linda Eldred. Row 3: Erik Gregory, Andy Pierce, Gary Maines, Craig Harting, Bob Nastan, Dave Korinck, Bob Smith, Paul Baker. Row 4: Jay Barber, Dick Knapp, John Zellner, John Burtis, Bill Perkins, Bud Sweet, Rich Blanford, Tom Dodd. Absent: Sally Paterson. Seniors Receive Recognition V ' l m m IV b PBBxH 5� - iP 9 WSSHU REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP ALTERNATES: Row 1: Elaine Miner, Pat Saam, Nancy Barron. Row 2: Nancy Tingley, Pat Lawrence, Sue Wood, Lynne O’Brien, Linda Eldred. Row 3: Jeff Ludy, Bill Spencer, Brian Janonis, Tom Cushman, Terry Hall. 56 Craig Harting and Kathy MacDonough qualified for Na¬ tional Merit Scholarship Finalist awards. Optimist Club gave awards to Bob Warfield and Jennifer Mason for displaying outstanding citizenship and character. Scholarship and Service NMSQT LETTER OF COMMENDATION WINNERS. Front Row: Jay Barber, Paul Baker, Jane Ivy, Richard Blanford. Back Row: Andrew Pierce, Robert Nastan, John Zellner, Michael Morgan. Absent: Paulette Majestic. 57 Senior Directory ALBERT A. ABPLANALP “Al” DECA. PETER LOUIS ATWATER “Buckwheat” Student Council Senior Representative; Varsity Club; Ten¬ nis; Latin Club; Intramurals. PAUL WORTHING BAKER Senior Honor Society 11, 12; NMSQT Letter of Commenda¬ tion; French Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11; Warrior Sports Editor 12; Warrior Salesman 12; Quill 9, 10; Math Contest 12. DEBORAH JOANNE BALDWIN “Debbie” J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading; Student Council Class Rep¬ resentative 10; Assistant Secretary 11; Intramurals; Senior Leaders’ Club; Warrior Salesman. DEBRA ALLYSON BARBER JAY O. BARBER Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12; Class President 9, 11, Vice President 10; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; J.V. Basketball 10, 11; Varsity Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Honor Society; Paul Nolan Award 9; Oratorical Contest 10, 12; Quill 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11; Key Club 10, 11, 12. NANCY D. BARRON Art Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12; Warrior Salesman 12; Student Patrol 9, 10, 11; Future Teachers of America 12; Maxwell Scholarship Candidate 12. SANDRA L. BEACH “Sandy” Warrior Salesman 12; Quill 12; Student Council 10; French Club 9, 10; Russian Club 10; A.F.S. 10; Library Club 10; Transferred From Churchville, New York. LINDA L. BENNETT National Honor Society; Girls’ Basketball Team; Chorus; All State and All County; Junior Prom Queen; Transferred From Plattsburg, New York. NORMA J. BERGMANN Red Cross President 12, Vice-President 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Debate Club 9; Girls’ Bowling Team; Pep Club 11; F.H.A. 10, Volleyball Intramurals. CAROLYN F. BLABAC Warrior Salesman; Quill Business Manager; Latin Club; Pep Club. RICHARD E. BLANFORD “Richie” Senior Honor Society; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Chess Club; Volleyball Intramurals. MICHELE THERESE BOGART “Micky” Dramatics Club; Intramurals. ROBERT BOWEN “Bob” Football 9; Basketball 9; Student Council 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12; Quill 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Warrior Salesman. SHEILA R. BRANICK French Club 10; Dramatics Club 10; Pep Club 10; Junior Chorus 9. BARBARA A. BRONSON Chorus; Intramurals. RICHARD BROWN Dramatics Club; Football Manager; Intramurals. STUART M. BROWN “Brownie” Dramatics Club 11. TIMOTHY C. BROWN “Brownie” Senior Class President; Dramatics Club President; Key Club; Varsity Club; Varsity Football; J.V. Football; J.V. Basketball; Warrior Salesman. MARTIN J. BRUET “Mart” Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club; Cross Country 10, 11; Soccer 12. ROGER P. BUCK DECA 11, 12; Bookstore 11, 12. ROSEMARY LYNN BUCK “Rose” Ski Club 12; Red Cross Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Quill 9; Intra- murals 11; Pep Club. JOHN BURTIS “Giovanni” Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Varsity Club; J.V. Wrestling; Freshman Football; Ski Club; Warrior Sports Editor; Rotary Representative. LAWRENCE E. BURTS BONNIE L. BUSHNELL “Bon” Senior Honor Society; Historical Society; Spanish Club; Future Teachers of America; Pep Club; Model U.N. As¬ sembly; Bowling. SUSAN LYNN BUTTON “Sue” Varsity Cheerleading 11, 12, Captain 12; J.V. Cheerleading 9, 10; Senior Leaders’ Club; Intramurals; Pep Club; Warrior Salesman; Class Secretary 10, AMS Spelling Award, Gregg Awards. COLLEEN A. CAMERON ROBERT P. CAREY TCAIAA Award; Rifle Team, Rifle Club; Junior and Senior Chorus. JUDY A. CARULLI DECA; Dramatics Club; Pep Club. PATRICK JOSEPH CASEY “Case” J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Intramurals; Ski Club; Pep Club; Dramatics Club. SUSAN MARIE CHIDESTER “Sue” Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. PATRICIA ANN SCHORDAS “Pat” Chorus 9, 10; Bowling 10; Intramurals. FRANK CLARK, JR. JACQURLINE MARIE CLUFF “Jackie” Class Secretary 11; Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council Class Representative 9, 12; Senior Leaders’ Club; Intra¬ murals; Latin Club; Warrior Salesman; Elmira College Key Award; Junior Leaders’ Club 9; Pep Club; F.H.A. 12. CAROLYN ANN COBB “Lynn” Historical Society; Dramatics Club Make-up Committee Chairman; French Club; Pep Club; Intramurals; Model U.N. Assembly; Bowling; Library Assistant. WILLIAM DAVID COGSWELL “Bill” Varsity Track; Rifle Club; Chess Club; Pep Club; Dra¬ matics Club. WILLIAM G. COMFORT “Tex” Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Baseball 58 12; J.V. Baseball 10, 11; J.V. Basketball 10, 11; French Club; Volleyball Intramurals, Championship Team 12. ROBERT CLIFFORD CONNER J.V. Football; Athletic Club; Dramatics Club; Transferred From Elmira Heights 12. PAULA L. CONNOR Dramatics Club 11, 12; Warrior Salesman 12; Latin Club 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10; Intramurals 9-12; Pep Club 10, 11; Quill 9. JANET LEE COREY “Jan” J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading; Pep Club; Senior Leaders; Junior Homeroom Representative; Junior Leaders. MARION R. CRANDALL Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11; Dramatics Club; Re¬ ceptionist: Lobby 11, Health Office 11, 12; Pep Club. DIANE M. CRAWFORD Bowling 10, 11; French Club 10. EDWARD E. CREAGH Freshman Football; Rifle Club 10; J.V. Baseball 11. JUDITH I. CROSBY “Judy” Senior Band; Senior Chorus; Concert Chorus; Warrior Salesman; Latin Club; Dramatics Club. THOMAS G. CUSHMAN “Tom” Dramatics Club 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 11; Debate Club 9, 10; Intramurals. DIANE C. DAVALL Pep Club 10, 11; Chorus 9, 10; Bowling 10; Warrior Salesman. DIANA L. DAVIS “Dee Dee” F.H.A.; Red Cross; Intramurals; Pep Club. LINDA C. DAVIS GORDON D. DEANS Varsity Track 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Senior Band 10 , 11 . PAUL J. DECKER “Deck” Freshman Football; Health Office Assistant. RICHARD MICHAEL DEFILIPPS “Rick” Varsity Track 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Quill 12; Pep Club; Volleyball Intramurals; Warrior Salesman 12. CATHY J. DELANOY Health Office Assistant; DECA; Bookstore. DEBBRA JEAN DELING Intramurals. RICHARD A. DELLUREFICIO “Dick” THOMAS A. DODD “Senator” Future Teachers of America; Chess Club; Latin Club; International Language Club; Wrestling. LUCINDA CAROL DOEBLER “Cindy Lou” Dramatics Club Treasurer 12; Pep Club 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Party A Delegate, Rules Committee; Warrior Index; Junior Leaders 9. DONALD E. DONAHUE Wrestling. JAMES E. DONNELLY “Jim” Bowling Team 11, 12; Volleyball Intramurals 12; Math Club 9. MICHAEL F. DONOHOE Intramurals; DECA. GERALD W. DUBRAVA “Jerry” J.V. and Varsity Track; Senior Band; Freshman Football. BILL DUTCHER Rifle Club; Art Club; Pep Club; Ski Club; Representative to Rotary Club. GAIL L. EGGLESTON “Eggy” Senior Honor Society; Maxwell Scholarship Candidate; Rus¬ sian Club Secretary 9, 12; Quill Exchange Editor 12; Rotary Club Exchange Student to Scotland; Intramurals 9, 10. LINDA DOREEN ELDRED Junior and Senior Honor Society 9, 12; Warrior Photo Editor 12; Warrior Salesman; Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 12; All-County Band 9; NYSSMA Area All-State Band 10, 11, 12; Russian Cluh 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 12; NYSSMA Solo and Ensemble Festival 10, 11. GLENDA L. FAHS “Glen” Warrior Typist; F.H.A.; Dramatics Club Makeup Com¬ mittee; Business Club Public Relations, Vice President, President; Ski Club; Pep Club; Chorus; Warrior Salesman; Receptionist; AMS and Gregg Awards; Intramurals. SARA M. FAULKNER Future Teachers of America; Senior Honor Society; Pep Club; Chorus; Junior Honor Society; Intramurals. SHARON ANN FISHER Pep Club; Dramatics Club. ROBERT D. FITCH “Whitey” GENE R. FLINT “Flinter” Varsity Football 12; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; J.V. and Varsity Baseball. ALAN R. FORKEY “Fork” FRANCES EILEEN FORSYTH Business Club; Pep Club; Receptionist; Intramurals; Dra¬ matics Club. TIMOTHY G. FOTUSKY LINDA M. FULLER GARTH GAJDORUS Senior Honor Society; Math Contest; Wrestling; Varsity Club; Baseball; Orchestra; Senior Band; Intramurals; Transferred From Binghamton Central 11. MELANIE JEAN GATES “Mel” Class Secretary 12; Girl Representative to Student Council 11; Class Treasurer 9, 10; Senior Leaders’ Club 11, 12; Junior Leaders’ Club 9; Pep Club; F.H.A. 12; Intramurals; Warrior Salesman. REGINA F. GEORGE Bowling 9, 10, 11; Business Club 12; Intramurals; Rifle Club 11; Senior Leaders’ Club; DECA 11, 12, President of DECA District 2B; Red Cross 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12. JOHN P. GRACE Cross Country 10; Rifle Club; Ski Club; Intramurals; Pep Club. ERIK S. GREGORY Warrior Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Photographer; Honor So¬ ciety; Stage Band; Band, President 11; Key Club; Cross Country; Track; School Press Institute at Syracuse Univer¬ sity; Chorus; French Club. DONALD W. GRISWOLD, JR. Wrestling 9, 10. EUGENE GILBERT GRISWOLD Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. 59 JANE E. GRUBBS “Janer” Warrior Typing Editor; F.H.A. 10, 11; Rifle Club; Re¬ ceptionist Club 11; French Club 10; Intramurals 9, 10; Student Patrol 10, 11, Vice-President 11; Red Cross 11, Publicity Chairman. SHARON G. GUERNSEY “Shar” Art Club 9; Drama Club 9; Civinettes 11; Pep Club 11; Junior Advertising Club 11; Transferred From Vestal High School. KATHLEEN ANN HALL “Kathy” Warrior Salesman; Pep Club 10, 11; History Club 12; Drama Club 10, 11; Latin Club 10, 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; F.H.A. 12. MARGARET LUCILLE HALL “Margie” French Club; Pep Club; Warrior Sales Campaign Manager; Orchestra; Intramurals; Binghampton Youth Symphony; NYSSMA Solo Contests; Area All-State Orchestra. TERRY B. HALL J.V. and Varsity Football; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Intra- murals; Volleyball. GENE NEAL HAMILTON 10, 11; Quill. RICHARD KEELER “Rick” VALERIE D. KIRCH “Snarbs” Ski Club 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12. SUSAN E. KIRKPATRICK “Sue” Dramatics Club 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Ski Club. LISA M. KNAPP Junior and Senior Leaders; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 12; Spanish Club 12; Senior Band 10; All County Band 9. REBECCA J. KNAPP “Becky” Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Student Patrol 9; Senior Band 9, 10. RICHARD B. KNAPP “Knapper” Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 12; Senior Honor Society 12; Varsity Club; Key Club. PATRICIA FRANCES KNOWLES “Pat” DECA 11, 12; Pep Club; Receptionist 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Bookstore Attendant. GLORIA J. HAMMOND Receptionist at Health Office. CRAIG A. HARTING “Dak” Freshman, J.V., Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Golf 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Senior Honor Society 11, 12, President 12; Chess Club 11, 12; Debate Club 11, 12; NMSQT Finalist; Boys’ State 11; Warrior Salesman. LINDA S. HAULTON Business Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. SUSAN E. HINES “Sue” Warrior Salesman; Spanish Club; Dramatics Club; Band; Area All-State Band; Chorus; Concert Chorus; Intramurals; Student Patrol. MARIE K. HITCHCOCK Bowling; Rifle Club; Intramurals; Health Office Assistant. LEEANN HOLT “Lee” Senior Honor Society; Business Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Sec¬ retary 11, 12; Pep Club; F.H.A.; AMS and Gregg Awards; Quill; Receptionist; Intramurals; Red Cross Club; Festival Chorus. BLAKE HOTALING Freshman, J.V. Football; Dramatics Club. ELIZABETH JANE IVY Warrior Junior Editor 11, Editor-in-Chief 12; Senior Lead¬ ers Club, Treasurer 11; Senior Honor Society; Mathletics 11, 12; Quill 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; NMSQT Letter of Commendation. JOSEPH JACKOWSKI “Top” THOMAS D. KNOX “Tom” Intramurals Volleyball; Freshman Football; Latin Club; Chorus. SHIRLEY A. KOCHER Business Club, Treasurer; Receptionist; Intramurals. CECILIA M. KOCIK “Sis” Gregg Awards; Receptionist. THOMAS H. KOPALEK “Tom” J.V. and Varsity Wrestling; J.V. Football. DAVID M. KORINEK “Dave” Senior Band 9-12, President 12; Bowling Team 12; J.V. Wrestling 10; Intramural Volleyball 12; Warrior Salesman; Rifle Club 11. JOHN H. KOVAKS Varsity and J.V. Wrestling; Freshman Football. DANIEL T. KOVAL “Dan” Freshman Football; Band 9-12; Soccer 12; Rifle Team 11; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. KATHRYN ANN KRING “Seymoure” Art Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; Senior Honor Society; Senior Leaders Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 9, 10; Warrior Salesman; Quill Cartoonist; French Club; Bowling 10. NORMA KRUGER “Norm” Chorus 9; Intramurals 9, 10; DECA, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; Bookstore Attendant 11, 12; Pep Club 10. LAWRENCE KUSHNER “Crutch” J.V. Football; Ski Club; Quill Reporter; Orchestra; Intra¬ mural Basketball; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Rotary Repre¬ sentative. JOLINE CATHERINE JAGGER “Jody” Dramatics Club; Senior Bowling; Intramurals; Junior High Library Assistant; Health Office Assistant; Pep Club; Jun¬ ior High Chorus. RICHARD F. KUTZ Art Club. LINDA L. LANCE BRIAN A. JANONIS “B. Von” Wrestling 10, 11, 12, J.V., Varsity; Track 10; Spanish Club; Intramurals; Ski Club. MARYLIN ANN JENSEN “Mare” KAREN N. JEWELL Gregg Awards; Receptionists Club 11, 12. ANN CHRISTINE LANGEVIN “Annabelle” Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Vice President 12; Ski Club; Intra¬ murals; Warrior Salesman; Dramatics Club. SHARON J. LARNERD “Shay” JANET M. LATTIMER “Jan” Warrior Salesman; Chorus; Intramurals. CYNTHIA M. JOHNS “Cindy” Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club PATRICIA A. LAWRENCE Drum Majorette 11, 12; Warrior Treasurer; “Pat” F.H.A. 12; 60 Dramatics Club 11, 12; French Club 10, 11; Senior Band, Treasurer 11, 12. STEVEN E. LAWRENCE Soccer; Track; Basketball; Transferred From Westport Cen¬ tral High School. THOMAS E. LEAHY STEVEN M. LEGO “Steve” DALE H. LEIGHTON Freshman, J.V., and Varsity Football; J.V. and Varsity Basketball; J.V. and Varsity Baseball; Key Club 10, 11 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Warrior Salesman. NANCY LYNN LEVERS “Nan” Dramatics Club; Pep Club; Red Cross Club; Intramurals. . ROY G. LEWIS KATHLEEN D. LINEHAN “Kathy” ROBERT L. LINVILLE “Bob” Tennis; Bowling; Chorus; Freshman Football; Band; Dra¬ matics Club; Choral Council; Intramurals; Pop Singing Group. WILLIAM H. LIPE “Bill” J.V. and Varsity Football. THOMAS E. LOMBARDO “Tom” Art Club; French Club; Pep Club. GLORIA J. LUCAS DECA Club; Bookstore Assistant; Chorus 10, 11, 12; In¬ tramurals. JAMES LUDLAM “Jim” JEFFREY E. LUDY “Jeff” Warrior Sales Campaign Assistant; Senior Chorus; Rifle Club; Historical Society; Warrior Salesman. CAROLYN ANNE LYNCH Quill, Advertising Editor 12; Warrior Salesman; Ski Club 12; Pep Club 11, 12. MAUREEN A. LYNCH DECA Club; Bookstore Salesman; Ski Club. KATHLEEN LUCILLE MACDONOUGH “Me Dunna” NMSQT Finalist; Junior and Senior Honor Society, Secre¬ tary 9; Warrior Senior Editor; Ski Club; Quill Staff, Feature Editor 11; Intramurals 10, 11; Warrior Salesman; F.H.A.; Junior Leaders’ Club; Spanish Club. PAUL W. MAHONEY “Mooney” Varsity Golf; Quill Reporter; Warrior Salesman; Intramurals; Varsity Club. DAVID J. MAINES “Stubbs” Russian Club; Ski Club; Pep Club; DECA Club; Intra¬ murals. GARY STEPHEN MAINES “Mainsy” Key Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11; Honor Society 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Intramurals; Warrior Salesman. PAULETTE RENEE MAJESTIC Junior Honor Society 9; Senior Honor Society 11, 12; Latin Club 10, 11, 12; Mathletes 11, 12; Future Teachers of America; Historical Society; NMSQT Letter of Commenda¬ tion; Maxwell Scholarship Candidate 11; Warrior Salesman 12 . ANGELINE M. MC AVOY “Angie” Dramatics Club; Red Cross; Future Teachers of America. ROGER G. MARSH “Marshowitz” Rifle Club; Junior Chorus. JENNIFER EDITH MASON Senior Honor Society 11, Treasurer 12; Senior Leaders’ Club 11, Secretary 12; Warrior Salesman; Student of the Year Optimists Club Award; Dramatics Club 10. JOHN PAUL Me NEISH Intramurals. MICHEAL S. MEDOVICH “Mike” Varsity Football; J.V. and Varsity Basketball Statistician. JAMES J. MILLER “Miller” Transferred From Dallas, Pa.; J.V. Basketball; Football; Basketball; Track. JANET LYNN MILLER “Jan” Rotary Exchange Student to Japan; Junior and Senior Honor Society; Quill, Junior High Editor, Senior Assistant Editor; Student Council; Chorus; State Band; Junior Leaders’ Club, President 9; Oratorical Contest; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Math Club 9; Mathletes; Debate Club; Future Teachers of America; Intramurals; Warrior Salesman. KENNETH R. MILLER “White” Boys’ State Representative; Maxwell Candidate, Oratorical Contest; Morning Announcements; School Sports Announcer; Key Club, Assistant Secretary; Dramatics Club; Stage Band; J.V. Football; Track; Radio Club; Ski Club; French Club; Senior Band; Pointskeeper 10. ELAINE A. MINER “Laine” Russian Club, President 11, 12; Dramatics Club; Senior Twirlers, Co-captain 12; Pep Club; Library Assistant. CURTIS L. MOORE J.V. Wrestling; J.V. Football. ROBERT J. MOORE “Bob” Warrior Assistant Business Manager. LARRY K. MORGAN “Lar” Rifle Club 11. MICHAEL JOHN MORGAN “Mik” Key Club President 12; Senior Honor Society; J.V., Var¬ sity Football; Wrestling 11; Spanish Club Treasurer 12; Intramurals; Warrior Salesman; NMSQT Letter of Com¬ mendation. ROBERT C. MORGAN “The Big Drummer” Chorus 9, 10; Senior High Band 10; Stage Band 11. KATHLEEN A. MURPHY Dramatics Club; Intramurals. ROBERT J. NASTAN “Reb” Senior Honor Society; Key Club; NMSQT Letter of Com¬ mendation; Warrior Salesman; Quill; Chess Club, Vice- President 11, 12; Radio Club, President 12; Intramurals. LINDA JEAN NORRIS Volleyball Intramurals; Dramatics 11. KAREN J. NOXEL Chorus. KAROL M. NOXEL Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Select Chorus; Dramatics Club 10; Intramurals. LYNNE GAIL O’BRIEN Senior Honor Society, Vice-President 12; French Club 10, Vice-President 11, President 12; Maxwell Scholarship Candi¬ date; Warrior Salesman; Dramatics Club 10; Model UN Assembly. DARLENE A. OLSOVSKY Junior Leaders 9; Senior Leaders 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11 , 12 . 61 JOHN J. O’NEIL J V- Football 9; Baseball 12; Intramurals. CLAIRE S. PADGHAM Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics 12; Intramurals 12; Red Cross 10; Future Teachers of America 12. SARAH ELIZABETH PATERSON “Sally” Warrior Business Manager; Dramatics Club, Secretary; F.H.A. Vice-President; Band, Secretary 10, 11; Warrior Salesman; Junior Honor Society; French Club 9, 10. THOMAS J. PECHA “Tom” Ski Club; Bowling; Pep Club; Intramurals. IRENE A. PECKA “Renee” Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Health Office Assistant 10, 11; Bowl¬ ing 9, 10; Junior Library Assistant 9. MARTINO J. PECORARO “Marty” Dramatics Club; Rifle Club; Intramural Volleyball, Basket¬ ball; Soccer Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country; Track. LYNDA LEE PENWELL “Lynn” F.H.A., Receptionist; Pep Club. JEANNE M. PERCHINSKY Ski Club; Pep Club; Intramurals; Dramatics Club; Future Teachers of America; Latin Club. WILLIAM KNAPP PERKINS “Perk” Varsity Football 11, 12; Basketball 12; Baseball 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, Vice-President 12; Spanish 4 Club, Vice-President 12; War- ior Salesman. JAMES ANDREW PIERCE Warrior Activities Editor 12; Warrior Salesman; Senior Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; NMSQT Letter of Com¬ mendation; Key Club 9, 10, Secretary 11, 12; Latin Club Vice-President 10, President 11. MARIE FRANCES PIERCE Warrior Senior Editor; Warrior Salesman; Junior and Sen¬ ior Honor Society, Treasurer 9; Junior and Senior Leaders Club; Math Club President 9; Mathletes 10, 11, 12; Quill Reporter 9, 10, 11, Feature Editor 12; French Club 10, President 11, Business Manager 12; Maxwell Candidate 11; Secretary Mock State Constitutional Convention; Intramurals. JAMES E. PITTSLEY JAMES L. POPECK J.V. Football 9; Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Ten¬ nis 10; Varsity Track 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12; Warrior Salesman; Quill Reporter 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11. CHARLES M. PRAEFKE “Chas.” Intramurals; Basketball; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; Ski Club. JOANN RALSTON “j 0 � Receptionist; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Business Club; Main Office Helper. CHERYL ANN RANDALL “Cherie” Warrior Salesman; Color Guard; Latin Club 10; Orchestra 9. NANCY JOANN RAUSCHMEIER “Nance” Senior Leaders’ Club; Warrior Staff Index; Warrior Sales¬ man; Pep Club; Intramurals; Chorus 10. BARBARA A. REH “Zelda” DECA Club, Vice-President 11, President 12. JOSEPH J. REH DECA Club. STEPHEN R. RENNELL Tennis 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11; Human Rights Club; Debate Club; Varsity Club; U.N. Mock Assembly 10; Mock Constitutional Convention 11; Dramatics Club; Key Club; Intramurals. SUZANNE REQUA Warrior Classes Editor; Warrior Salesman; Junior, Senior Honor Society, Secretary 12; Intramurals; French Club 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Junior, Senior Leaders Club. LUIGI J. RESCINITI DONALD ROLLIN RICE Ski Club. SHARON E. RIEDER “Sher” Bowling 10; Intramurals 12; Health Careers Club 9; Health Office Assistant 9, 10, 11, 12; DECA Club 11; Library Assistant 9, 10. VIVIAN N. RITTENHOUSE “Viv” J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading; National Honor Society; Senior Majorettes; Twirling Club, Treasurer; Health Club, President; Warrior Salesman; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; Intramurals. ROGER V. ROBERTS THOMAS DAVID ROBINSON “Tom” Freshman Baseball; J.V. Wrestling; Rifle Club. ROBERT C. ROSATI “Rosey” SUSAN DIANNE ROSER Transferred From Binghamton North 11; Blazer Chorus; Art Club, Treasurer 10; Art Club 11, 12 Vice-President; Ski Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers of America 12. PATRICIA ELAINE SAAM “P at ” Honor Society 12; Russian Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Red Cross Club 12, Treasurer; Orchestra. VICKIE L. SANDELL Junior, Senior Chorus; Art Club. THOMAS JEFFREY SANDWICK “Tom” Varsity Track; Intramurals; Dramatics Club; French Club; Senior Band; Tech Crew; Stage Crew. GREGORY D. SCOTT “Scottie” Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball; Dramatics 10, 11, 12. SUE ELLEN SCOTT “Scottie” Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA; Warrior Salesman; Intra¬ murals; French Club 10. ROBERT G. SEIDEL “Bob” Junior Chorus; Cross Country 9. BARBARA MARIE SHAMPANG Red Cross Club 12; Junior Honor Society 9. NELSON B. SHIRLEY Rifle Club; Pep Club. CLIFFORD B. SILVERNALL Senior Honor Society; Chess Club; Mathletes. KATHLEN J. SILVERNAIL “Kathy” Junior Honor Society; Senior Honor Society. CELIA J. SISSON Rotary Foreign Exchange Student to Argentina; Spanish Club, Secretary 11, President 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10 , 11 , 12 . JOSEPH P. SKOPE, JR. “Scoper” Intramurals. KATHLEEN SLICK 62 ROBERT WRIGHT SMITH “Smitty” Basketball; Ski Club; Soccer 12; Student Council 9. JEANETTE EVELYN SNOVER “Jenie” Art Club; Ski Club; Dramatics Club; Pep Club. DANIEL J. SNYDER WILLIAM B. SPENCER “Bill” Senior Honor Society; Soccer Club 11; Chess Club. CHRISTINE STACK DONALD L. STEVENS Intramurals; Soccer. LEWIS THOMAS STOUT “Lewie” Junior, Senior Chorus; Pop Singing Group, 12. THOMAS LEWIS STOUT “Bones” Senior Art Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club. BARBARA ANN STUART “Barb” Class Vice-President 12, 9; Class Treasurer 11; Varsity and J.V. Cheerleading; Senior and Junior Honor Society; War¬ rior Proof and Copy Editor; Dramatics Club, Vice-President 12; Senior Leaders’ Club; Junior Leaders’ Club; Pep Club; Ski Club; Intramurals; Warrior Salesman. FLOYD BARRETT SWEET III “Bud” J.V. Cross Country 9; Varsity Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; NYSPHAA Awards; Southern Tier Athletic Conference All-Star Country Team; J.V. Basketball 10; Var¬ sity Basketball 11, Co-Captain 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council Senior Repre¬ sentative; Senior Honor Society; Class President 10, Class Vice-President 11; Pep Club; Intramurals; Warrior Salesman. CHARLES L. TAFT “Chuck” Pep Club; Rifle Club; Student Patrol; J.V. Soccer; Festival Chorus; Intramurals. MARTHA J. TAYLOR Senior Honor Society 12; Spanish Club 12; Historical So¬ ciety. REBECCA TAYLOR “Beki” Future Teachers of America 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Russian Club, Secretary 10, Vice-President 9, 10. JOHN REECE THOMAS Sr. Band; Debate Club; Student Patrol; Latin Club. JUDITH A. THOMAS “Judy” F.H.A.; Dramatics Club; Art Club; Pep Club; Intramurals; Receptionist. MARC TIFFANY “Tiff” NANCY CAROL TINGLEY FHA 10, 11, 12, President 12; Warrior Activities Editor, Salesman; Senior Leaders’ Club 11, 12; Senior and Junior Honor Society 9, 10, 11; Color Guard. PAMELA JEAN TRAXLER “Pam” Color Guard 11, 12; Val Aires 10; Festival Chorus 9, 10; All County Chorus 9, 10; Intramurals 10; Warrior Salesman. JEROLD FIELD TUCKER “Tuck” Student Council, Class Representative 9, 11, Vice-President 12; J.V. and Varsity Wrestling; Dramatics Club; Intramurals; Stage Band; Pep Club. LINDA MARIE TURK F.H.A. Secretary; Dramatics Club 10; Pep Club. CLIFFORD EAR LTURNER “Buddy” ROBERT E. UHOUSE Rifle Club. CATHY EILEEN VANMARTER Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club; Concert Choir; Area All-State Choir; Warrior Salesman; Pop Singing Group. DAN D. VERGASON “Verg” Baseball, Soccer Intramurals; DECA Club; Dramatics Club. LINDA JEAN VERGASON Organist. PATRICIA DIANE VINCENT “Patsy” Senior Leaders’ Club; Girls Bowling Team, 12; Val-Aires 9, 10; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; Intramurals; Rifle Club; Chorus. KATHRYN R. WAFFLE “Kathi” Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Library Assistant 9, 10; Val-Aires 9, 10; Health Careers Club 9; Intramurals; Pep Club 10, 11; Spanish Club; Red Cross 12. LOIS MARIE WAGNER Junior, Senior Leaders’ Club; French Club; Latin Club; Pep Club; Warrior Salesman; Intramurals. LINDA MARLELE WAKELEY Intramurals; Senior Chorus; Val-Aires; Pep Club. ROBERT L. WARFIELD J.V. and Varsity Football, 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Key Club; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals. PATRICIA L. WATRO “Pat” Chorus 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Intramurals. SUE A. WEBER Warrior Typist; Intramurals; Latin Club 10. SHARON LEE WERTMAN Receptionist 10, 11, 12; Volleyball Intramurals; Library As¬ sistant. ALBERT E. WHITE “Alfie” GAIL L. WHITEMARSH PAUL C. WILLIAMS “Skeet” J.V. Wrestling. JAMES K. WILSON MARCIA ANN WILSON Art Club 11, 12; Secretary 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; Warrior Salesman. DAVID F. WOMBACKER “Wombo” Dramatics Club; Junior and Senior High Chorus; Val-Aires; Madrigal Singers; Boys’ Chorus; Area All-State Chorus; Latin Club; Intramurals. LINDA L. WOOD “Woody” F.H.A. 12; Pep Club 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Warrior Typist, Salesman; Quill Staff; DECA Club 12. SUSAN ANN WOOD “Sue” Senior Leaders’ Club, Vice-President 12; Junior and Senior Honor Society; Pep Club; Intramurals; Future Teachers of America; Warrior Salesman; Chorus. KARLA J. YOUNG Senior Leaders’ Club, President 12; Intramurals. DAVID YURKO GARY F. ZACHARIAS Cross Country; J.V. Wrestling. JOHN WILLIAM ZELLNER “Gramma” Quill Sports Editor; Key Club; Varsity Club; Varsity Foot¬ ball; Rifle; Track; Spanish Club; Honor Society; Warrior Salesman; Select Chorus; NMSQT Letter of Commendation. 63 Juniors admire Tom Cross’s haircut. 64 Chuck Lasicki puckers up during band practice. Juniors Pursue Interests and Make New Discoveries llth GRADE OFFICERS: President Dave Brown, Secretary- Elaine Williams, Vice-President Rod Mangan, Treasurer Jean Law- son. 65 The auditorium proves a good place for juniors to discuss and think about the day’s events. Communication and Meditation hl J 20 ? ST D e lo [ es Birmingham, Kris Bergmann, Kathy Baron, Cindy Baker. Row 2: Sue Benning, Dixie Barlow, Yvonne Ast, Cathy Baldwin, Cathy Bottle, Yvonne Baker. Row 3: John Babcock, Tom Barklow, Bill Bednar, Francis Belveg, Dan Bartek, Bruce Baker, Mike Bellmer Jim Barsham. Absent: Gary Allen, Chris Argento, John Atwater, Bob Aurelio, Dave Baycura, Ruth Blanford, Margaret Bogart, Mary Bray, Audrey Brown. 66 11-2 214 Row 1: Sharon Comfort, Nancy Connor, Margo Brown, Virginia Ruiz, Pam Brutvan. Row 2: Linda Chubbuck, Francine Cermak, Janet Closs, Annette Burroughs, Sally Bublinec, Gail Brown. Row 3: Ronald Brown, Bruce Bigelow, Peter Bolender, David Brown, Howard Brown, Douglas Bronson, Daniel Bement. Row 4: Lawrence Brown, Robert Bennett, David Brenner, Robert Bowman, David Bronson. Absent: Dave Benko, Debra Brown, Jane Cirba. 11-3 211 Row 1: Nanette Connor, Carol Decker, JoAnn Darling, Donna Dailey, Barbara Difenderfer, Arnette Corey, Diane DeBergh. Row 2: John Cox, Sharon Contro, Debi Copeland, Cheryl Cornwell, Wendy Conrad, Theo Decker, David Cox. Row 3: Bob Bush, Lawrence Burts, Dennis Cron, Tom Cross, Jim Coon, Jerry Bush, John Cooley, Richard Citrak. Absent: Duane Codington, Dan Conrad, Linda Dingman. 67 11-4 216 Row 1: Debbie Fisher, Debbie Disbro, Judy Fleming, Caroline Dolezol. Row 2: Andrea Fynboe, Nora Fitzgerald, Marilyn Falzarano, Cathi Fahey, Babara Forbis. Row 3: Mark Francis, Marsha Gates, Diane Fulkrod, Ronald Eshlemen, Dan Dutcher, Rod Fortran. Row 4: Rick Dunham, William Eaton, Douglas Dean, Greg Feduke, Gary Dotman, Chris Dow. Absent: Keith Delanoy, Donald Edwards, Elsie Doetsch, Annette Friend. - V ] Row 1 Renee Gitchell, Wendy Harper, Joyce Hitchcock, Gay Hart. Row 2: Mary Holaway, Charlene Hammitt, Linda Hess, Carolyn Gunster, Florence Haley. Row 3: Douglas Griswold, Gary Harris, Dale Graham, Scott Hause, Joanne Guy, Wdlmm Geenty. Row 4: Edward Hatalla, Robert Harlost, Steven Gilbert, Patrick Hartigan, Rick Gee, Douglas Harring¬ ton, Charles Harding. Absent: Paul Handle. Ji 68 11-6 220 Row 1: Mary L. Johnson, Karen Kelly, Kathy Klein. Row 2: Judy Jones, Gail Huston, Lynne Howsberger, Kathy Jones, Roxanne Kessler. Row 3: David Horvath, Craig Jones, Greg Hazlett, Scott Jamieson, Joyce Holbert. Row 4: Dan Hay, Terry Holcomb, Gary Jirauch, Barry Kelly, Dennis Holmes. Absent: Tom Homza, Bill Kane, Roger Jones, Linda Holcomb, Mary E. Johnson, Laurie Knapp. Junior Jean Lawson supports the wall. Cheering gives the 11th graders a chance to express them¬ selves. 69 11-7 219 Row 1: Ruth Leahy, Bonnie Lawyer, Penny Kscenics, Cindy Lynch, Kay Lewis. Roiv 2: Diane Macko, Tina Macko, Joanne Layton, Jean Lawson, Peggy Langevin, Valerie Lee. Row 3: Chuck Lasiki, Keevin Kenyon, Gary Lawrence, Robert Kennicutt, Leon Lattimer. Row 4: John Kopalek, Mark Knapp, Joe Kendrick, Chris Lauback, Bill Kocak, Alex Kovacs, Larry Kubisa. Absent: Richard Kobbe, Mike Kurbanek. 10 ?, u° W P® bbie Ottaway Maria Peach, Debbie Nolan, Linda Murphy, Silvia Nicolai. Row 2: Linda McNeish, Gail C Connell, Hope Matteson, Marlene Olmstead, Kathy Meaker, Linda Pert, Jeanette Petkash. Row 3: Charles MacKenzie, David junggren, Mike Lyon, John Lee, Mark Lomonaco, Earl Lewis. Row 4: Tom Mack, Gary Linville, Bob MacDonough, Pete Lynch, Gary Linsky, Jim Lomonaco. Absent: Debbie McPherson. 70 Tom Mack observes Chris Lauback’s reaction time. Juniors Take Time Out From Studies Debbie McPherson samples the punch at Mary McKenna’s recep¬ tion. 71 11-9 104 Row 1: Holly Randall, Kris Raymond, Dennis McAvoy, Marilyn Rees, Sandra Pratt. Row 2: Faith Prentice, Wendy Reid, Sue Pierce, Beth Rines, Karen Riter, Ellen Randall. Row 3: Mike Minor, Larry Serafini, Andy Negus, Donald Mackey, John Newton. Row 4: Gerry Newby, Mike McMahon, Tom Noyes, Rodney Mangan, Bob Mee, Don McPartland. Absent: Jeff Mangan, Bill Richards, Howard McKenzie. 11-10 114 Row 1: Suzanne Ruspantini, Vickie Sandell, Cathy Romanczuk, Pat Scrivner. Row 2: Kathleen Slauson, Linda Roser, Jeannette Smith, Sharon Sells, Lynne Secor, Connie Rog. Row 3: Dan Sabato, Michael Ritter, Danny Pratt, Chris Saeger, Eric Shafer, Tim Saunders, Richard Pratt, Richard Samek. Row 4: Jonathan Schiller, James Quakenbush, Webb Sisson, Michael Phillips, Daniel Parrotte, Rick Sheffer. Absent: Gary Sage, Rodney Rosencrans. 72 Jeanette Smith and Faith Prentice talk over the results of a math test while Hannelore Woodin listens in. Andy Sopchak, Bob Kennicutt and Lawrence Brown rest between yearbook picture sessions. I 1 - 11 ,, ™ Row 1: Melanie Taylor, Gail Turner, Dorothy Vail, Sue Tracy. Row 2: Barb Volosevich, Karen Soule, Roxanne VanAken, Nancy Stein, Anne Tucker, Marjorie Thompson. Row 3: Charles Smith, John Tesar, Jim Tombs, Robert Speer, Bob Susko Gary Sweet Raymond Skinner. Row 4: Bruce Spittle, Craig Smith, Andy Sopchak, Robert Todack, John Sokol, Lynne Snedeker. Absent: Leonard Steele, Wanda Sprague, Karen Stasko. n-12 118 Rotvl: Elaine Williams, Jane Zimmerman, Pern VanCamp, Hannelore Woodin, Donna Williams Row 2 • Eve W hieldon Karen Vouket, Renee Wright, Ruth Woodworth, Carol Williams, Carol Wrighter. Row 3 Marvann Waffle, Sandy Whitman Karen Stasko, Tom Williams, Dave Wells, Jim White, Robert Warner, Chris Argento Row 4- Ron 1 3m ’ T ° m W °° d ’ J ° n Yeager ’ R hard Tomacek, John Wright, Dave Young, Dave Weir, Vincent Whaley, Bob Wood. 74 Pete Bolender—the picture of contemplation. Juniors Have a Serious Side, Too Karen Youket receives her Quill assignment. Craig Smith catches up on the news. 10th GRADE OFFICERS: President Jon Barber, Vice-President Dave Sweet, Secretary Debbie Martin, Treasurer Margaret Gold- berger. Sophomores Are Caught Up in Studies and Activities Sophomores swing at the Homecoming Dance 76 77 10-1 223 Row 1: Norma Alton, Kathy Austin, Sharon Angelo, Deborah Barsham, Joyce Bodley. Row 2: Bonnie Backus, Bonnie Aiken, Heather Boland, Linda Bowman, Karen Axtell, JoAnn Alton. Row 3: David Ballard, Charles Austin, Jennie Brockway, John Almy, David Aldrich, Ken Aloisi. Row 4: Ronald Ballard, Gary Bertram, Tom Birch, Gary Bates, Daniel Blake, Jon Barber, Bert Baker, David Bach. Absent: Carolyn Benscoter. y 2 r R ? W J : Pa ™ ela Chittock, Andrea Buono, Renee Casella, Carol Conrad, Joette Bulky, Carol Callea. Row 2: r u ? U ?u rd ;. Ma 47 Car n Susan Conrad, Laurie Cross, Kathy Butenko, Patricia Brown. Row 3: Greg Butch, Richard Charher, Terrill Cornell Denise Cornell, Charlene Cosier, Jack Bryan, Leslie Corson. Row 4: James Crandall, Mark Davis, Henry Bryde, John Chordas, William Carney, Clint Coon, Douglas Cole, George Decker. Absent: Lynda Cherie 2 Derk r Purst ’ p Pa “ la , Dem °ski, Carol Dickie, Richard Ferro, Marleta Eldred, Debra Doren. Row 2: G e M n K r Eldndge Pat C , US t man - Adina DeRosa, Elizabeth Evans, Donna Eastman, Denise DeZuba. Row 3: Donnellv Row 4 l! ' ’ F nT’ J ° hnp eduke, Robert Dunlap, Richard Ebeling, Theresa Debnar, Robert M S Dav,d Fergusson ' Lewis Fairchi,d - Robelt Dykeman ' David E ™ s ' J � h 78 Sophomores forge ahead. 79 10-4 207 Row 1: Debbie Gavula, Mary Fulton, Debbie Grubb, Donna Ford. Row 2: Marg Goldberger, Sherri Guley, Joyce Fernald, Caroln Hammond, Barb Hamilton, Kathy Groat, Gary Gajdorus. Row 3: Jim Fiato, ' Mert Gilbert, Dave Forsyth, Jim Forkey, Lorraine Gelatt, Luis Fernandez, Gerow Gales, Mark Gibbons. Row 4: John Fuller, Vaugn Glover, Paul Goodrich, Douglas Foote, Charles Gamble, David Freeman, Robert Gould, Warren Follet. Absent: Suzanne Fumey. 10-5 246 Row 1: Margot Jones, Donna Hoag, Virginia Harrison, Dina Holcomb. Row 2: Thalia Jones, Janie Hemenway, Linda Judd, Nancy Kalmbacher, Delores Jankowski, Karen Hughes. Row 3: Stephen Ivy, Robert Hall, Diane Hoffmaster, Mar) ' Hissin, Claudia Hawley, Linda Hupp, William Hickling, Douglas Holbert. Row 4: Daniel Hessney, John Harrington, Rodney Hills, Theodore Hissin, Eugene Hayes, Ronald Hanyon, Kenneth Illsley, Charles Hatton. Absent: LaVeme Acly, David Greelaw. Sophomores are enthralled at a basketball pep rally. 80 10-6 221 Row 1: Debbie Knapp, Gail Kostyshak, Tom Kocik, Suzanne Lorenc, Debbie Kuhn. Row 2: Gail Littlewood, Kathie Lance, Joyce Kresge, Marion Lake, Sharon Knapp, Debbie Lasicki, Denise Kellogg. Row 3: Ron Lee, Ken Levers, Mike Kutch, Charles Lalley, Bob Laman, Elizabeth Levonik. Row 4: Robert Johnson, Jerry E. Jones, Jerry P. Jones, Rick Knox, Doug Layton, Steve Kenyon, Gary Jones. Absent: Fred Kutz. The Picture of Thoughtfulness Wayne Hanna and Tom Birch give their full attention to the Clint Coon waits for the next coat check customer, teacher. 81 10-7 222 Row 1: Pamela Lowell, Debra Martin, Rowena McAvoy, Laurie Moulthrop, Marilyn Mee. Row 2: Caroline McGee, Donna Meaker, Martha McPheeters, Ann Maroney, Kathy McKaig, Patt Lott, Lynda McGowan. Row 3: Michael McGowan, Gary Lewis, William Marks, Patrick McAvoy, Dawn McDonald, Deborah Michael, Linda Mott. Row 4: Dennis Meaker, Steve Mangan, Thoman Minor, Larry Medovich, Stuart Lewis, Gregory Mangan. Steve Ivy and Jack Reed heckle the photographer. Robert Snashall absorbs the quietness of the auditorium. 32 10-8 245 Row 1: Lillian Nilson, Cynthia Mowry, Linda Peet, Diane Powell. Row 2: Mark Murdock, Carol Pease, JoAnne Piza, Diane Pavilonis, Susan Pierce, Elin Peterson, Karen Perchinsky. Row 3: John O’Neill, Daniel Peters, Karen Porter, Jacklyn Purple, Bernadette Powell, Debbie Olsovsky, Dino Mitchell, Daniel O’Conner. Row 4: Charles Poliak, Vince Murphy, Robert Munney, William Osborne, Gerry Phillips, John Reed, Gary Pease, Tom Moffitt, John Planavsky. Absent: Fred Nicolai, Cathy Quick, Timothy Weiss. 10-9 224 Row 1: Kay Raymond, Pat Satterthwaite, Betty Ross, Joann Rhoades, Linda Saunders. Row 2: Diane Schermer- hom, Marilyn Salisbury, Bonni Robertson, Cathy Ritter, Darlane Relyea, Linda Seargent, Joan Reh. Row 3: Richard Sail, Lynn Skinner, Tim Sandell, Ed Slick, Mike Sharak, Nadene Sevara, Gail Shaver. Row 4: Chris Roser, Bruce Smith, Richard Roland, Mike Silsbee, Brian Signor, Charles Slagle, Chuck Pollock, Tom Sayer. Absent: Mike Romano, Sally Hayes. 10-10 110 Row 1: Chris Tozer, Patricia Slater, Charlene Springer, Donna Spaford, Gloria Stasko. Row 2: Marsha Sherman, Michele Thomas, Margaret Thomas, Jenny Stuart, JoAnne Tremain, Pat Snover, Mary Stevens. Row 3: Fred Sprague, Michael Spak, Dave Smith, Mathew Sopchak, Glen Stanton, John Staples, Paul Spisak. Absent: Maureen Smith, Marsha Swan, Coleen Snyder, Clifford Smith, Robert Skashell, Steve Sohner. 83 10-11 213 Row 1: Gerald Todack, Julie Zemek, James Wahl. Row 2: Diane Yonchuk, Karen Vollack, Virginia Wood, Kathie Wall, Mildred Walker, Michele Van Aken. Row 3: Patricia Willis, Deborah Whitman, Sharon Worden, Darlene Weckel, Mary Vincent, Joanne Zyck, Judy Zachariz. Row 4: Jim Volner, Eric Williams, David Wilcox, Jeff Travis, John Tarrant, Ronald Tompkins, Thomas Youket. Absent: Charles Taylor. Pat Lott and Carol Callea decorate for the King Football Dance. 84 Work-Study Students: Row 1: Conrad Coles, Carolyn Henson, Judy Finch, William Nerz, Ronald Beriman. Row 2: Robert Burns, Thomas Fotusky, Barry Stephens, Donald Bouton. Opportunities Open for Special Students The Work-Study Program, initiated three years ago, enables students to receive on-the-job training, from which they can learn basic skills. The curricu¬ lum, offered to students from age 17 to 21, consists of three hours of classroom work taught by Mr. Wilson and Mr. Craparo and three hours working for a private employer. The program has successfully prepared students for future vocations. SENIOR SPECIAL CLASS: Row 1: Dennis Lee, Judy Aiken, Vickie Mackey, George Shelby, Patricia Heater Mike Sc 2: Fred Plain, Frank McAdams, Bruce Greiner, James Lewis, Daniel Kestenis, Chris Lee, Nick Fedorwich ’ cott Row 85 Terry Davis thumbs through the yearbook. 86 8th GRADE OFFICERS: President Dick Barvinchak, Secretary Nancy Bolt, Vice-President Jeff Burtis, Treasurer Steve Pecha Senior Band members are caught primping for yearbook pictures. Freshmen Take a Step Forward 9-1 227 Row 1: Brenda Austin, Cheryl Apgar, Steve Argento, Vickie Angelo, Joan Baker. Row 2: Theresa Baker, Donna Bendzel, Sharon Bartnicki, Karen Bednar, Betsy Barnes, Barbara Bates, Diane Benko. Row 3: Dennis Ballard, Dave Bellnier, Mark Anderson, David Barry, Timothy Auchinachie, Michael Atwater, Tim Almy. Row 4: Richard Barvinchak, Gary Bell, William Baldwin, Richard Birdsall, Robert Blabac, Danny Allison, David Belveg. Absent: Constance Baldwin, Roger Acly. 9-2 226 Row 1: Darlene Conroy, Timothy Boland, Tom Canale, David Bush, Denise Brown. Row 2: Jennifer Brink, Nancy Bolt, Jenny Contro, Sharon Boughton, Anita Bishop, Sheila Burford, Emily Bigelow, Terri Chamberlain. Row 3: William Black, Edwin Black, Michael Boland, Dwight Bronson, Bruce Bolt, Rod Carey. Row 4: Gary Briggs, Lee Brown, Barry Blakes- lee, Margaret Boehmke, Eugene Bolt, Jeff Burtis, George Blakeslee. Absent: Patricia Bolender. 9-3 237 Row 1: Maria Davis, Caroline Du Brava, Marie Crandall, Cindy Fahs, Joyce Fayerweather. Row 2: Kara Eboch, Eileen Coon, Linda Cunningham, Bonnie Dillingham, Debby Doebler, Melanie De Vine, Debbie De Maria. Row 3: Charles Dingman James Edwards, Tim Cross, Jeff Copeland, Jerry Edwards, Terry Davis, Tom Dewing. Row 4: Ken Demoski, Mike Eggleston’ Robert Falzarano, Doug Davall, Jerry Crosby, Phil Dimmick, Rick Cole, Ron Dillingham. Absent: Kevin Donahue 88 A C.V. student becomes absorbed in a library book. Jeff Copeland serves himself at exchange student reception. Dale Gregory receives help with his history. 89 A tired freshman rests during an algebra class. Jeff Copeland shows his extraordinary lung power. A ninth grader participates in a Student Council meeting. 94 130 Row 1: Peggy Hess, Pamela Hatalla, Wayne Galloway, Lisa Griffis, Betty Hilton. Row 2: Randy Fortran, April Gaston, Ellen Gregory, Cindy Hill, Beth Greenley, Carol Hines, Debbie Herman. Row 3: Kathy Filiak, Dale Gregory, Daniel Furney, Steve Frederici, Emmett Furgeson, Greg Harris, Michael Geenty. Row 4: Martin Hall, Herb Harmer, Maury Flavin, David Hamlin, Wayne Hanna, David Gunster, Gary Francis, Gary Hammitt. Absent: James Fenwick, Rose Marie Harrington! 90 9-5 228 Row 1: Karen Kenyon, Merle Katz, Mary Jones. Row 2: Ray Jenson, Artie Kisner, Laurie Kearns, Pat Jacobs, Gale Hobbing, Pam Hogrefe, Bonnie Dillingham. Row 3: Peter Johnson, Jon Holcomb, Russell Heater, Rex Hudson, Paul Hierl, Gregory Hunt, Jim Havtur. Row 4: Gary Huston, Kenneth Jackson, Christopher Keeler, Jeff Hohl, Gary Haynes, Mike Hughes, Tim Holt. Absent: Sharon Mott, Robin Jagger. 9-6 218 Row 1: Bonny Ksenics, Phyllis Kushner, Bonna Matts, Patty McGowan. Row 2: John Lunn, Chris Mangan, Barb Mack, Maude Smythe, Kathy Kovacs, Paulette Lalla, Sandy Koval, Wendy Koclier, Paul Knapik. Row 3: Sharon Lee, Joe Mach, Bruce MacKenzie, Ron Kenyon, Randy Kocher, Brian Jones, Dave Knapp, Debbie Mays. Row 4: Milo Kobbe, Gary Laven, Don Kubisa, Eric Korte, Rodney Lees, Peter Larson. 9-7 232 Row 1: Michele Ottaway, Colleen McGinness, Ann Marie Mee, Doreen Nicolai, Jan Osborne. Row 2: Steve Pecka, Charles Mackey, Joe Mann, Rey Matteson, Jim Miller, Kevin McAvoy, Steve Medovich, Bill Moulthrop. Row 3: Denise New, Nancy Nichols, Carol Nash, Cynthia Panko, Sharon Nevel, Cheryl Naismith, Linda Medovich, Mary Morgan. Row 4: Derek Mason, Tom Majors, Donald Miller, Barry Oliver, Mike Murray, Bob Moore, Gary O’Neil. 91 204 9-8 Row 1: Elyn Rich, Mary Lou Perkins, Karen Piatt. Row 2: Patricia Pease, Gary Pert, John Resciniti, Peter Rau, David W. Robinson, Elizabeth Pittsley. Row 3: Lisa Peterson, Darlene Relyea, Nancy Paterson, Phyllis Rhodes, Diane Requa, Darcie Randall, Gail Peebles. Row 4: Patrick Heardon, Kerry Pratt, Tom Phillips, Mark Rapp, Dennis Rings, Oscar Powell, John Pierce. Absent: Jim Pennefeather, Tom Ralston, David R. Robinson, Kathy Pratt, Debbie Quick. 243 9-9 Row 1: Sally Shaheen, Steve Slauson, Debra Ross. Row 2: Patty Romanczuk, Jackie Samek, Kathy Saam, Barbara Ruspantini, Julie Serafini. Row 3: Kathy Roland, Col en Sabitus, Judy Sandwick, Connie Rupert, Steve Shafer, Guy Sabin, Mark Skinner. Row 4: Jack Ryder, Jim Ryder, Roger Shaller, Mark Smith, Jim Sisson, Michael Seely, Joseph Roser. Absent: Jim Ryan, Millie Robbins, John Rogers. 217 9-10 Row 1: Patty Steele, Karen Skinner, Carol Smith, Vicki Snow, Debbie Wessels. Row 2: Bill Soule, Rod Smith, Jim Ryan, Rulena Sutton, Harold Taylor, Tina Snyder, Barbara Shelby. Row 3: Darlene Shaner, Ed Swan, Steve Sweet, Delilah Slater, Carol Sheeley, Sue Strong, Louella Shampang, David Suchanis. Row 4: Scott Smith, Paul Snow, Don Tesar, Bill Smith, Kevin Transue, Ron Taylor, Bruce Tracy, Bill Stevens, Richard Snyder. Absent: Sue Silvernail, Steven Taylor. 92 242 9-11 Row 1: Jeff Turner, Karen Throup, Ronnie Whetsell, Suzannah West, Lorie Whitney. Row 2: Diana Zemek, Heide Sweet, Martha Washburn, Debbie Uhouse, Jane Weber, Marcia Vollack, Frances Volosevich. Row 3: Robert Wagner, Wayne Welch, Jack Tingley, Ken Weir, Mark Wilcox, Gary Winchell. Row 4: Richard Waffle, Carleton Whiting, David Williams, Burr Warne, James Pennefeather, David Warne, Jeff Young, Gary Walrath. Absent: Frederick Weidner, Melanie Young. Mr. Reardon enlightens the Freshmen. 93 A 8th Graders Look Toward the Future Serious expressions mark junior highers. 8th GRADE OFFICERS: Yice-President Kim Walling, President Martin Guy, Treasurer Karen Gavula, Secretary Debbie Teeter 94 8-1 236 Row 1: Deborah Bakay, Kim Brown, Jim Allen, Arna Bergmann, Theresa Black. -Row 2: Richard Barnes, Judith Brent, Beverly Acly, Cindy Allison, Roberta Allen, Loretta Barber, Brooke Benjamin. Row 3: Joseph Aurelio, James Abdallah, Melvin Baldwin, James Becker, David Brown, Aaron Brown, Tom Brown, Jay Abbey. Row 4: Douglas Brace, Daniel Abbey, Daniel Ballard, Scott Betts, Bruce Buck. Absent: Julie Babcock, Diane Bennett, Jacki Berish. Marty Guy instructs his peers. Marsha Mackenzie echoes her true self in her art work. 96 8-2 235 Row 1: Robert Citrak, Michael Darcangelo, Joey DiMascio, David Burkhart, Michael Cushman, Douglas Conte. Row 2: Larry DeMolet, Bonnie DeLing, Micki Dattoria, Patricia Clift, Suzanne Crandall, Joanne Demoski, Gary Curry. Row 3: Patricia Chubbuck, Roxanne Clark, Carol Collins, Cheryl Cochran, Linda Daniels, Susabette Cameron, Holly Craver. Row 4: Thomas Cross, Jarvis Crosby, Charles Constable, Paul Cope, Gary Dempsey, Lee Cirba, John Bullock. Absent: Valarie Desko, Darlene Bryde. 8-3 119 Row 1: Elinor Gehr, Robert Evangelisti, Jeffery Fairchild, Thomas Forsyth, Coralie Durst, unidentified, Carl Grunder. Row 2: Michael Fetcinko, Michael Feduke, Rachel Gitchell, Diane Ebeling, Debbie Dow, Gary Graham, Lorrie Dingman, unidentified. Row 3: Natalie Eskoff, Dawn Fuller, Linda Fleming, Deborah Greaves, Stuart Elliott, David Gamble, Roger Gil¬ more, Candi Grover. Row 4: Andrew Cross, David Goodspeed, Louie Edwards, Eric Groce, Ricky Frayer, Bruce Gregory, Karen Gavula, John Geenty, Brian Finn. Absent: Bridget Fitagerald. Junior High sportsmen prepare to time their speed. 97 231 8-4 Row 1:_ Karl Haltiner, Robin Johnson, Kathy Hill, Mike Huston. Row 2: Mike Hawley, Carl House, Dale Jacobs, Susan Hays, Jan Hammond, Marni Kane, Sandy Jones. Row 3: Van Hanyon, Else Hautur, Debbie Hamlin, Vicky Hatt, Diane Johnson, Barb Hatton. Row 4: Randy Hay, David Hall, Larry Haynes, Steve Harper, Richard Heinrick, David Conner. Row 5: Jim Holbert, Dale Hrier, Edward Juditis, Marty Guy, Bob Hotchkiss. 230 8-5 Row 1: Suzanne Layton, Julie Kocik, Crispin Kurbanick, James Koltz, Russell Jones. Row 2: David Lawrence, Rhonda LaTorrey, Barbara Lindsey, Marcia Kenyon, Julie Babcock, Jackie Barish, Gary Johnson. Row 3: Joseph Julian, Lynne Lom¬ bardo, Kathleen Lance, Leslie Linsky, Ellen Kocak, Sally Laven, unidentified, David Kennicutt. Row 4: Bob Kocak, unidentified, James Korinek, Daniel Laris, Gary Jackson, Paul Koppe, Stephen Gales, Tom Knapp, Richard Jamieson. Absent: Cheryl Krisko Penny Lusk. Jan Hammond strives for perfection. 8th graders wait in line for a chance at the Ability through oractice. parallel bars. 98 229 8-6 Row 1: John McMahon, Robert McDaniel, Janet Martin, Gina Mowry, Niel Morgan. Row 2: Kim Mangan, Rebecca McAvoy, Janet Lynch, Wendy Merril, Brenda Millen, Marcia MacKencie, Carol Mack. Row 3: Jerry Lee, Larry Little, Richard Martin, David Micheal, Collen McDonald, Judy O’Brien, Christini Lznn, Debbra Michaelsen. Row 4: Fred Loveland, Raymond Miller, Robert Lee, Robert Michler, Brian McGee, Larry Macko, Shan Lipe. 115 8-7 Row 1: Dennis Petrisak, Bill Peters, Ted Orinik, Cheryl Mulligan, John Orinik, Wayne G. Nichols. Row 2: Harry Pierdemonico, - Carol Percik, Brian Munney, Kirk Davis, Colleen Perry, Terry O’Neil, Michele Musto. Row 3: Christine New¬ ton, David Perkash, Bill O’Brien, Donald Newby, Paul Negus, Linds Perrego, Catherine Rice, Carolyn Peake. Row 4: Lynne Paetzold, Linda Pospisil, David Perrault, Bill Parker, Patrick Pavilonis, Thomas Pinney, Patricia Perkins, Kathi Pratt. Jr. High students study in class. Colleen MacDonald lends her aid as a library assistant. 99 8-8 129 Row 1: Diane Slauson, Dawn Snedeker, Elizabeth Speer, Michael Robertson, Mary Serafini, Carrie Schoefer, Pamela Schimpff. Row 2: George Seary, Richard Robinson, William Richards, Craig Saeger, Martin Scott, David Sells. Row 3: Melody Shaffer, Donna Ryan, Kathy Scrivener, Denise Smith, Marjorie Slater, Nancy Smith. Row 4: Brian Randall, Eric St. John, Hal Schaffer, David Rigan, Edward Rees, Jill Spittle, Nancy Robinson. Absent: Charles Relyea, Marilyn Rittenhouse. 8-9 335 Row 1: Charles Relyea, Mark Stacey, Donna Trebilcock, Joanne Steele, Kathleen Swartz. Row 2: Debbie Teeter, David Springer, Richard Taylor, Ricky Tesar, Roger Spisak, Catherine Tacci, Heather Stewart. Row 3: Raymond Springer, Donna Tingley, Karen Swingle, Karen Taylor, Patricia Travis, Theresa Stone, Patricia Swartz, Donna Stuart. Row 4: Mark Stevens, Gary Shaffer, David Sharer, Christopher Smith, Peter Silisbee, Dale Tarrant, Larry Spoor, Mark Stamulis. Absent: Teresa Van Aken, James Smith. clrv T?1? r T a w-lK° ra M Va u 7? iP WMr Ureen r, Wa ]7 nS Casey Tombs ’ Keith Wells Sarah Varmilya, Debra Whitmarsh. Row 2: n,f7N n’ w i Wilbur, Michael J. Wiliams, David Travis, Gary Williams, Steven Thomas, Daniel Yeager. Row 3: Joan Wood- Whited SoTt 00 ’ Dia V e t mb 7 L° r Wickizer, Barbara Wendell, Ann Walker, Debra Vincent, Susan Vermilya. Row 4: Glenn Mich f ael d R S WillIms ’ K ZalIner ’ Dennis Van Kuren - R hard Tiffany, Kim Walling, Richard Wittman, David Will. Absent: 100 English class proves fascinating with Mr. Stina. Dave Halls dabbles in water colors. JUNIOR SPECIAL, Row 1: Sharon Gregory, Martin John¬ son, Betty Olinsky. Row 2: Ray Butts, James Cronk, Dickie Bibbins. Row 3: Dale Whitman, James Kendrick, Denneth Wagner. Row 4: Charleen Hotaling, Rosanne Dillemuth, Stewart Merritt, Sheila Gregory. Absent: Ronny Bohne. 101 102 To a new 7th grader, CV halls present a frightening picture Marty Brown and Bill O’Brien discover the fun of painting. 7th Graders Lose Themselves in a New World 7th GRADE OFFICERS: Secretary James C. Smith, President James Benko, Treasurer Lorraine Rose. Absent: Vice-President Robert Brown. 103 7-1 126 Row 1: Teri Allen, Benjamin Barklow, Jeffrey Bianco, Lawrence Baker, Steven Barnes, Dann Braid, John Bolender, Charlene Beam. Row 2: Elena Alfaro, Peter Baycura, Dale Bidwell, David Bolton, Jill Alcott, Anna Aldrich, Debbie Benscoter, Maria Bogart. Row 3: Michael Angelo, Michael Baldwin, Bruce Apgar, Kevin Bell, Robert Austin, Kevin Bradley, Kimberly Baldwin. Row 4: Rhonda Bigelow, Edythe Backus, Cynthia Bednar, Nancy Bowman, Michele Boland, Sally Barsham, Janet Ballard, James Benko. Absent: George Backus. 7-2 128 Row 1: Michael DeZuba, Gary Corey, Robert Brown, Ronald Darcangelo, Karen Brown, Sherri Brown, Michele DeRigo, Marsha DeVine. Row 2: Bruce DeLing, John Dolezal, James Denucci, Kenneth Cook, Gary Charlier, Debbie Callea, Joel Carman, Louise Connor. Row 3: Therese Canale, Patricia Cook, Suzanne Cole, Linda Cook, Cynthia Brown, Cindy Brown, Susan DiMascio, Rose Contro. Row 4: John Brenner, Darwin Bronson, Jerry Brown, Edward Cross, Kim Decker, Denis Cox, David Brown, Richard Butkowsky. 7-3 116 Row 1: Jeff Fisher, Vernon Frey, Doug Freeman, Doug Edwards, Pat Forbis. Row 2: Joe Donnelly, Bob Felice, Diane Durbin, John DuBrava, Jim Eshleman, Robin Gitchell, Barry Gallo. Row 3: Terry Forsyth, David Dotman, Dick Ehrets, Mary Fernald, Ginny Evans, Sue Gevert, Joan Granger, Joanne Furgeson. Row 4: Joe Glover, Jon Edwards, Rick Fadden, Carol Fisher, Sue Gore, Sabrina George, Sherry Gelatt, Brian Fahs, Jim Edwards. Students Absent: Sue Kelly. 104 Art brings out the soul in this 7th grader. 7th Graders Are for Real Mrs. Parsons tries to control rowdy 7th graders. 105 7-4 239 Row 1: Ronnie Homza, Diane Hatch, Janet Hohl, Verda Hazilla, Debbie Greene, Heather Gregory, Cynthia Green. Row 2: Carol Johnson, Valerie Johnson, Marcia Johns, Cheryl Holcomb, Jeff S. Jones, James Jamieson, Keith Hughes, Bruce Herman. Row 3: Kenneth Hillard, Gary A. Jones, Randy Hall, Richard Harrison, David Holaway, Mark Howell, Jeffrey Hickling, Edward Hannon. Row 4: Kevin Callahan, Gordon Hurlbut, Jeffrey JacoJ), Rich Hughes, Melissa Haick, Laurie Hinman, Kim Hubert. 7-5 121 Row 1: Dennis Korell, Richard Lunn, Cathy Koltz, Susan Lowell, Jean Kuhn, Nancy Lewis, Sherry Kadaronak, James Kutz. Row 2: Deborah Kubisa, Dennis Mackey, Lee Marks. Eugene Klein, Holly Manuel, Cynthia Lucas, Andrea Kushner, Nancy Linville. Row 3: Sharon Mahoney, Heather MacKenzie, Dona Lutz, Shawn Lynch, Kathleen Lynady, Gary Little, John Langevin, Marilyn Kovacs. Row 4: Darryl Losinger, Lavern Lawrence, Douglas Kresge, Gerald Krise, George Lee, Robert Keeler, Paul Lewis, Cynthia Lenox. 7-6 120 Row 1: Colleen Murray, Leslie Molessa, Sue Murdock, Lynette Meagher, Kris Meaker, Matthew Moulthrop Row 2- Peggy Forbes, Andrea Matteson, Jeff Miller, Richard Nastan, Colleen O’Neil, Barbara Miner, Regina Meade, Keith Morgan Row 3: Mary Anne Matteson, Richard Martin, Dale Kadanonak, John Middleton, Linda Nesterick, Debbie Nevel, Bill Panko Jim Minor, Mike McNally. Row 4: Pam Transue, Marc Mazzei, Ricky Neild, Bob McPartland, Dewaine McCrady, Karen Oliver, Marcia Mead, Michele McAvoy, Peggy McDonald. 106 Bob Keeler listens closely to room di- Carol Pierce prepares to leave the audi- 7th graders anxiously await the start rections. torium after an 8th period picture. of an assembly. 7-7 122 Row 1: Mark Puzo, Mark Robinson, Anne Rau, Jeff Robertson, Mike Parrish, Walter Wage. Row 2: Chris Pecoraro, Michele Rauch, Linda Robinson, Nancy Redmond, Mary Saunders, Dawn Randall, Beverly Relyea, Richard Pittsley. Row 3: James Penwell, Brad Phillips, Hugh Reed, Carol Pierce, Martha Peterson, Gale Perrigo, Debbie Reynolds, Susan Pease. Row 4: Barbara Reynelds, Trudy Rossiter, Jim Seary, Marc Picett, Steven Popeck, David Pratt, John Randall, Mike Pellet, Dana Potter. 107 If 123 yan, Arthtie Swan, Cheryl Throup, Franklin Schroeder, Dennis Smith. Row 2: Janet Taren, Linda Stevens, Michele Mick, Carole Stevens, Lillian Slick, Gale Spoor, Darlene Steele, Cynthia Snow. Row 3: Keven Snashall, David Silvernail, William Tarbell, Stephen Skoranski, Gary Telep, James Scouten, Raurie Skinner, Sally Sabato, James F. Smith. Row 4: James C. Smith Daniel Thomas Eugene Sandell, Robin Sutton, Elen Taylor, Betty J. Stevens, Carrie Silsbee, Deborah Schermerhorn, Gary Smith. Absent: Ruth Shurtleff. 127 Row 1: Ronald Snell, Margaret Whetsell, Kathryn Troy, Robert Waffle, Sarah Washburn, Victoria Vining, Bonnie loung, Dawn Trebilcock. Row 2: Charles Austin, Scott Tiffany, Stephen Warne, Paul Work, Daniel Wilcox, Dennis Whitham, Larry Williams, Ronald Winterstein. Row 3: Amy Wilcox, Melanie Walrath, Denise Wessels, Lori Wall, Susan Walker, Kath¬ leen Wilbur, Deborah Wheeler, Debra Vetrino. Row 4: Darlene West, Michael Williams, Mark Wilfley, Deidre Wilson, Lorraine Rose, Michael Whitlock. Absent: Bonnie Whitcomb, Keith Whittington, James Bronson. Mike Howley puts some of himself into his work. 108 Sharon Mahoney concentrates on the business of music. 7th Graders Find Fulfillment Debbie Dow receives serving instructions from Miss O’Brien. Punch brings delight to a 7th grader. 109 S ' ; 5 :: Faculty and Administration Guid Students Toward Final Goals A Year of Decisions for Board and Administration Listening attentively, Assistant Supervising Principal and Principal of the Junior-Senior High School Mr. John Tkaczow jots down pertinent notes. Vice-Principal of the Junior-Senior High School, Mr. Richard Watson, reads over the notes of a recent school administration conference. Administrative Assistant Mr. William Anthony speaks with Mr. Frank Thomas, Audio-Visual Aids Director. Correcting a memo with office secretary Mrs. Marjorie Hughes, Administrative Assistant Mr. John King offers his suggestions. Row 1: Richard A. Lawrence, President; Arthur F. Jennings, Vice-President. Row 2: Dr. Robert H. Clark; Philip J. Gunster. Row 3: Mrs. Forrest D. Hudson; Thomas J. Duncan. Row 4: Philip E. Requa; Robert L. Smith. Picture not available: Dr. Charles D. Foster. Supervising Principle, Mr. Henry Galloway, discusses plans for ex¬ pansion with the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Mr. Timothy Dempsey. Assistant Supervising Principal for Instructions, Dr. Walter Whit¬ lock, ponders the issues before the Administration. 113 Mr. Milton Wales begins his daily work by checking his coat at his locker. Mrs. Ruth Corey dishes out food for the coming lunch- buyers. Specialists Lend Aid Whenever Needed Row 1: Mrs. Maryon Long School Lunch Supervisor; E. Francis Burtis, Business Manager; Timothy J Dempsey Superin- Stoi?«L B 2-Cafl S N( n wton r °n ndS; t C° nsuItant ; J°hn Levonik, Supervisor of Transportation and Lv e A cZ n CarI .Newton,.Director of Health Physical Education, and Recreation; Mrs. Ruth Wendall, social worker; visual director C0 ° rdmat0r ° f special Servlces ’ Mrs ‘ Christine Burtis, Attendance Officer; Mr. Frank Thomas, Jr., audio- I 14 Row 1: Dr. Benjamin Lewis, school physician; Mrs. Barbara Whitaker; Miss Sara Squire; Dr. Eugene N. Donnelly, school dentist; Charles Saam, school psychologist. Row 2: Dr. Jean Smith, school physician; Miss Marie P. Luckern, speech therapist. Mrs. Patricia Vermilyea, Mrs. Charlotte Smith, and Mrs. Betty Mr. Frank Weeks performs his daily duties. Chubbuck get ready for the lunch-hour rush. Mrs. Weber keeps student files up to date. Contact With All Students Begins Here Row 1: Mr. Robert Garrett, Chairman, Niagara University; Mrs. Janet Hessney, Elmira College; Mrs. Mary Alice Janowski, Albany State. Row 2: Mr. John Johnson, Niagara University; Mrs. Mary Keyes, Mary wood College; Miss Gathel Scoville, Albany State. Row 1: Mrs. Dorothy Benjamin; Mrs. Winifred Brandow; Mrs. Melba Cooper; Mrs. Rita Durbin; Miss Jeanette Edson. Row 2: Mrs. Alice Eldredge; Mrs. Marjorie Hughes; Mrs. Genevieve Miner; Mrs. Jane Relyea; Miss Beatrice Ross. Row 3: Mrs. Arlene Shramek; Mrs. Arline Slagle; Mrs. Rosemarie Weber; Mrs. Antoinett Wertalik. Not pic¬ tured: Mrs. Wilma Chandler; Mrs. Barbara Puzo; Mrs. Eleanor Rittenhouse; Mrs. Jane Sweet; Mr. Edward Worthing. I 17 Mrs. Holmwood and Mr. Van Keuren use the library to their advantage: Mrs. Holmwood for its silence needed to mark papers and Mr. Van Keuren for its vast numbers of tables utilized by yearbook staff. Row. 1: Mrs. Sandra Ames, West Chester Street College; Miss Carol Churchill, Albany State; Mrs. Snowden Crandall, Elmira College; Mr. Charles Craparo, Bloomsburg State; Mrs. Erema Davis, Cornell University. Row 2: Miss Eugenia Dievendorf, Cortland State; Miss Ann Doubleday, Harpur College; Miss Nancy Duncan, Elmira College; Miss June Fairchild, Albany State; Miss Margaret Ferranti, Harpur College. Row 3: Mrs. Edith Holmwood, Albany State; Mr. Zenon Janowski, Harpur State; Mr. Cyril Keltos, LeMoyne College; Mr. David Marble, Cortland State; Mr. Richard Miller, St. Bonaventure University. Students Learn Fundamentals Through English Department The English department gained two new teachers this year, Miss Duncan and Miss Churchill. Three student teachers from Oneonta and Cortland taught during the first semester. The Phoenix Theatre presented “An American Family Album” on Friday, October 27, 1967. After the show, workshops were held by the Phoenix play¬ ers for juniors and seniors. Most of the English faculty attended the New York State English Teachers Association meeting held at Maine-Endwell High School in September. Chenango Valley also sent representatives to the New York State English Council Conference held in New York City in April. The special reading classes taught by Miss O’Con¬ nor and supervised by Mr. Vairo, helped students through the use of special machines equipped to train students from pre-primer through college level. Words can be read up to one thousand words a minute by the controlled reader. Filmstrips are also used to improve the student’s speed and compre¬ hension. 8 Mr. Joseph Schwarz, department chairman, discusses English curriculum with new teachers, Miss Carol Churchill and Miss Nancy Duncan. Row 1: Mr. Patrick Munley, University of Scranton; Miss Beatrice O’Connor, Hartwick College; Mrs. Ruth Anne Phelps, University of Rochester; Mr. Frank Possanza, University of Scranton; Mr. Joseph Schwarz, Chairman, Albany State. Row 2: Mr. Arthur Stina, Oneonta State; Mrs. Teresa Sullivan, Cortland State; Mr. Ralph VanKeuren, Mansfield State; Miss Susan Weatherby, University of Vermont; Mr. Joseph Wilson, Geneseo. 119 One-Year American History Course Started Mr. Benza, Mr. Adler, and Mr. Munley fill their plates at the Faculty Tea. Row 1: Mr. Albert Adler, Oneonta State; Mr. Edward Banks, Lock Haven; Mr. Donald Benza, Hamilton College; Mr. David Dixon, Penn State; Mr. Paul Guido, Cortland State. Row 2: Mr. Wayne Harvey, Albany State; Mr. Arvid Herrman, Clavion St. College; Mrs. Lora Lawrence, Cortland State; Mrs. Phryne Liddy, Ohio University; Mr. Eivind Lunde, Stroudsburg. Row 1: Mr. Charles Osborne, Chairman, St. Bonaventure; Mr. Penny PenDell, Cortland State; Mr. Gerald Reardon, New Paltz; Mr. William Weckel, University of Scranton; Mr. Stanley Woodin, Albany State. Mr. Reardon makes an important decision as Mr. Allison and Renee Gitchell look on. 121 Modern Math Curriculum Continued This year the Math Department completed its second year of a fully modern math curriculum from kindergarten through the senior year. No new courses having been added, seniors again took math 12X, a “modern mathematical analysis” and the Advanced Placement Math course. Taught by Mr. Tosh, the 15-member Advanced Placement class qualified for college credit by taking the exami¬ nation in May. Extracurricular activities, under the direction of the Math Department, included Mathletics, a timed prob¬ lem solving competition among area schools, and Junior High Math Club, both under the supervision of Mr. Vianese. Miss Mary Quinn, Mary wood College; Mr. Barry Tosh, Penn State; Mr. Thomas Vianese, Albany State; Mr. Leon Woodworth, Oswego State. 122 SSAsss$?!| ,vr - J ' aOv W .0 qJoOO ; oooo« r,M Mr. Tosh explains to Rich Blanford that the Fundamental theorem of Calculus is not the same as the Pythagorean theorem. Row 1: Mr. Edwin Allison, Oneonta State; Mr. Robert Ames, University of Scranton. Row 2: Mr. John Babcock, St. Lawrence University; Mr. Raymond Chubb, East Stroudsburg State. Row 3: Mrs. Miriam Copeland, University of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Margaret Knox, Cornell University. During a free period, Mr. John Babcock goes over a magazine in the library. 12 ™ 0w j. ' i, Mr - W ilIiam Ames Lock Haven St. College; Mr. Lawrence Cook, Cornell University; Mr. William Croman, Mansfield State; Miss Mary Elmendorf, Albany State. Row 2: Mr. Thomas Kleeman, Oneonta State; Mr. Robert McGarry, Kings College; Mr. Tobias Polgreen, Albany State; Mrs. Marilyn Ross, Chairman, Albany State. Row 3: Mr. Richard Weiss, John Brown University; Mr. Samuel Zeman, Youngstown University. Mr. Cook, Mr. Weiss, and Mr. Zeman debate over a cup of coffee. 124 Better Facilities Improve Laboratories To facilitate the growing number of students in¬ terested in taking science courses and to fill the need for improved science facilities, new biology and chemistry laboratories were built this year. Several classrooms were combined to make these laboratories much larger than the previous laboratories. For those who wish to continue in a specialized field of study, senior high courses in biology, chem¬ istry, physics, and Advanced Placement Biology are offered. Chemistry Regents are still based on the state’s experimental course. Four new teachers have been added to this year’s staff. Mrs. Avis Reed is teaching junior high science. Mr. Tobias Polgreen is also a junior high science and math teacher. Mr. Willi n Ames and Mr. Thomas Kleeman teach senior high science: Mr. Ames took over the leadership of the physics classes and Mr. Kleeman is teaching Advanced Placement Biology and general science. Mr. Kleeman ponders his profession as a science teacher. As advisor of Chess Club, Mr. Croman aids Barry Kelly in a game of chess. 125 Mrs. Press performs two phases, research and exploration, of her duties as a language teacher. Efficiency Emphasized The Business Department, headed by Mr. James Wheeler, offers courses essential for a prosperous career in business. Bookkeeping, Office and Secretarial Practice, Business Law, Typing, and Shorthand are the fundamental divisions of this department. Row 1: Mrs. Marion Cook, Albany State; Mrs. Rose-Marie Fox, Rider College. Row 2: Mrs. Marcia James, Skidmore College; Mr. Frank Kaminsky, Bloomsburg State. Row 3: Mr. James Wheeler, Chairman, Hartwick College; Mrs. Virginia Zellner, New York University. 126 Linguistic Skill Valuable Foreign languages broaden a student’s life by showing him the way people live in other parts of the world. The ability to speak and understand another language is in¬ valuable. Miss Baker and Miss Creagh, both French teachers, are new to the department this year. Besides teaching a language, these teachers travel during the summer to become more influential in it. Miss Baker spent her summer in France and Mrs. Press spent her summer in Europe. The language department sent representatives to the New York State Federation of Teachers at the Concord Hotel and to the Northeast Conference in New York City. In addition to teaching classes, these teachers also lead clubs. The French club, led by Mrs. Press, took a trip to Quebec, and the Russian club, led by Mrs. Roussyan, took a trip to Tolstoi Farm this spring. The Spanish club, led by Mrs. Fernandez, undertook many projects this year. Mrs. Fox and Mr. Lunde gather together the parts of their lunches. Row 1: Mrs. Isis Fernandez, University of Ha- vanna, Cuba; Mrs. Esther Press, Lycee Mangin. Row 2: Mrs. Ruth Riter, Chairman, Albany State; Mrs. Natalie Roussyan, Hunter College. Row 3: Mrs. Ladis Seaman, University of Puerto Rico. 127 Mr. Sestak, Mr. Benza, and Mr. DeCastro keep track of the scores and statistics at a basketball game. Development of Vital The Industrial Department, under the leadership of Mr. DeCastro, is hopeful of new facilities in the near future. Con¬ struction on permanent shops for both junior and senior high students was scheduled for this year. With the completion of these new shops, one year courses in the field of Power Mechanics, Plastics, Ceramics, Industrial Drawing and Photography will be introduced. The Home Economics Department, un¬ der the direction of Miss Millen, again sponsored the Faculty Tea. Row 1: Mrs. Helen Henderson, Syracuse University; Miss Martha Millen, Chairman, Otterbein College; Mrs. Catherine Millham, Buffalo State. Row 2: Mrs. Marion Thompson, Western Reserve University; Mr. Milo De¬ Castro, Chairman, Oswego State; Mr. John Harris, New York University. Row 3: Mr. William Sestak, California State; Mr. Richard Williams, Oswego State. 128 Miss Millen and Diane Fulkrod enjoy a moment of relaxa¬ tion during the Faculty Tea. [Skills Emphasized The tea, prepared by members of the Future Homemakers of America, was presented before Christmas vacation. This department has expanded beyond the tra¬ ditional fields of sewing and cooking. New courses now being offered are nutrition, health, textiles, grooming, interior decorating, family relationships, child development, and the wise use of time and money. Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Liddy contemplate the selection of cookies at the Faculty Tea. 129 Mr. Buchmaier demonstrates voice control. Music and Art Taught Enthusiastically Two new musical groups were started this year. Together with the Senior and Junior Bands and the Stage Band, they put on a very successful assembly. The Madrigals is a group of students who sing chamber music without accompaniment. They dress in the costumes of the era of their selections. The Pop group is formed by students who sing current pop and jazz tunes to the accompaniment of the Stage Band. Miss Hassinger, a new teacher, was added to the Art staff. ! 130 Mr. Fako contemplates the future of the Senior Band. Row 1: Mr. Richard Buchmaier, Fredonia Col¬ lege; Mr. John Fako, Ithaca College; Mr. Charles Fleming, Chairman, Ithaca College. Row 2: Mrs. Avis Parsons, Potsdam State; Mr. John Hubbs, Buffalo State; Mrs. Elizabeth Lester, Chairman, Alfred University. Row 3: Mrs. Margaret Spencer, Buffalo State. Nancy Connor serves Mr. Buchmaier pizza during half time of a basketball game. 131 Row 1: Miss Esther Aswad, Cortland State; Mr. John Cashman, Ithaca College; Mr. Michael Durbin, Concord College. Row 2: Miss Barbara Hibner, Penn State; Mr. Robert McDaniel, Oswego State; Miss Rose Papa, Cortland State. Row 3: Mr. Peter Smyk, Ithaca College; Mr. Richard Travis, Ithaca College; Mr. Stanley Wilson, Brockport State. Mr. Smyk avidly discusses the Ithaca game with Miss Baker and Miss Duncan. 132 Mr. DeCastro, Mr. Sestak, and Mr. Cashman discuss the possibility of replacing a smashed backboard. Mr. Cashman climbs a ladder to measure the backboard for repairs. Driving and Athletics Require Practice Miss Papa and Miss Hibner, two new physical education teachers, were added to Chenango Valley’s staff. The new swimming pool was finished in February. Classes started in the pool shortly thereafter, with the senior high boys swimming first. “Health is Wealth,” Mr. Wilson’s favorite say¬ ing, is one that most of his students learn to re¬ spect. Mr. Wilson’s active involvement of the stu¬ dent in discussion promotes much interest. The principles of defensive driving and safety procedures were emphasized by Mr. McDaniel and Mr. Durbin as the way toward proper and skillful driving. Two new cars were purchased for continua¬ tion of these principles. Mr. Cashman in a rare moment of relaxation. 133 V Activities Provide New 134 J Experiences for Education 135 rM H v- 1 j PyHU ( 1 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Cheryl Krisko, Michele Dattoria, Renee Casella, Jackie Cluff, Tima Snyder, Debbie MePherson, Sharon Contro, Bob Austin, Dan Wilcox. Row 2: Jon Barber, Rick Knox, Susan Cole, Carol Pierce, Sue Button, Nancy Paterson, Holly Randall, Margaret Goldberger, Don Newby. Row 3: Joanne Guy, Dan Parrotte, Jerry Tucker, Jay Barber, Bud Sweet, Terry Holcomb, Pete Atwater, Dick Taylor, Chuck Constable. Students Meet Mr. Miller points out the varied aspects of politics at the Party A Convention. the Challenge STUDENT COUNCIL This year the officers of Student Council were elected for the first time under the two-party system. Each party selected its slate of candidates and plat¬ form at a party convention in the spring. The use use of the two-party system was continued this year. This system was initiated to provide experience in politics for Chenango Valley students. The members participated in an Area Exchange Day this year for the first time. Chenango Valley sent Student Council members to other schools and they sent some of their members to our school for one day. This was done to promote friendship be¬ tween the area schools and to learn how our school can be bettered by comparing it with other schools. Student Council also provided Thanksgiving din¬ ners for needy families and helped sponsor the Home¬ coming Dance. 136 President Jay Barber conducts Student Council meeting Happiness for Sue Button is being crowned Homecoming under the watchful eye of Mr. King. Queen at dance sponsored by Student Council. of Self-Government Student Council members listen attentively at a meeting. 137 Exchange students Marsha Jones and Nancy Hohl help Rick Gehr pack his motorcycle for his journey south. Rick, Marsha, and Nancy examine a map of Australia, Nancy’s destination. All traveled to the Southern Hemisphere, where they experienced reversed seasons and Christmas in summertime. An Active Year of Fun and Learning Three students from Chenango Valley were chosen last year to travel, live, and study in a foreign country for a year under the sponsorship of the Rotary Club. Rick Gehr, who would be a senior this year, trav¬ eled to Heredia, Costa Rica, a small town with a commercial section and several parks with fountains and bandstands. The Costa Ricans befriended the “gringo” (their word for an American) immediately, and Rick soon became an avid coffee drinker after accepting invitations to come over for coffee as soon as they met him. Marsha Jones, a junior, spent her year in the second largest city in Bolivia, Cochabamba, which is located in a small valley in the Andes Mountains. In February, after her summer vacation, she started school in the Anglo-Americano and took fifteen re¬ quired subjects. Melbourne, Australia, was Nancy Hohl’s home this year. Nancy, a junior, toured several areas of the continent including Sydney and the capital, Can¬ berra, where she met the U.S. Ambassador to Aus¬ tralia. 138 New Experiences and Culture in U.S. Two Rotary-sponsored exchange students came to C.V. this year to study. Virginia “Vicki” Ruiz arrived on August 19, 1967 from Cochabamb a, Bolivia, and Mary McKenna arrived from Melbourne, Australia, in January. Both were members of the junior class. Vicki first became interested in coming to the United States through newspaper articles. She had read much about the U.S. and wanted to learn more. She hoped to get to know many new people and to improve her English. She said that C.V. was “very different” from her school in Bolivia; here we have more “good materials” such as textbooks. Vicki’s ambition is to teach elementary school, probably one of the primary grades. Her favorite sport is swim¬ ming, but at C.V. she enjoyed watching both football and basketball games. Snow was another new ex¬ perience for Vicki, but she soon grew to like it. Sum¬ ming up her stay, Vicki said, “It was very nice here, and a good experience.” Mary, the oldest of eleven children, saved money along with her parents in order to come to America. Her parents sent her as a token of appreciation for her help in raising her many brothers and sisters. Jay Barber and Vicki Ruiz prepare to cut the cake at Vicki’s welcoming reception. Mary McKenna and Rotarian host Mr. Kalmbacher meet for the first time as Jay Barber and Celia Sisson stand by. 139 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Pat Scrivner, Kathy Murphy, Martha Taylor, Pat Saam, Jennifer Mason, Lynne O’Brien, Judy Fleming, Jeanette Smith, Joanne Ralston, Elaine Williams, Faith Prentice, Sue Pierce, Joanne Layton, Lee Ann Holt. Row 2: Bonnie Bushnell, Sara Faulkner, Linda Eldred, Paulette Majestic, Sue Requa, Sue Wood, Kathy MacDonough, Nancy Tingley, Marie Pierce, Debby Copeland, Margaret Hall, Hannelore Woodin, Nora Fitzgerald, Sue Benning, Kathy Jones, Joyce Holbert. Row 3: Erik Gregory, Cliff Silvernail, Dan Hay, Garth Gajdorus, Gary Maines, Bob Nastan, Barb Stuart, Viv Ritten- house, Jane Ivy, Gail Eggleston, Karen Youket, Joanne Guy, Steve Gilbert, Bob Kennicutt, Douglas Dean, Bill Spencer. Row 4: Bob MacDonough, Rich Blanford, Paul Baker, Craig Harting, Andy Pierce, Craig Smith, Dick Knapp, Jay Barber, Dave Benko, Bud Sweet, Bill Perkins, John Zellner, Andy Sopchak, Larry Brown, John Newton. Honor Societies Continue Services Senior Honor Society was active this year under the leadership of President Craig Harting, Vice- President Lynne O’Brien, Secretary Suzanne Requa, and Treasurer Jennifer Mason. In the fall, the club provided refreshments on Open House Night. As their main project, they adopted a Korean-American or¬ phan and worked to raise money for his support. They also acted as guides for the sixth grade orienta¬ tion in the spring. Junior Honor Society, with President Margaret Boehmke, Vice-President Margaret Goldberger, Sec¬ retary Diane Benko, and Treasurer Terry Davis, car¬ ried out a wide variety of activities. They acted as guides at Open House, and helped out with refresh¬ ments. They adopted a family in South Vietnam, and also took on a project at State Hospital at Easter. 140 Senior Honor Society members Dan Hay, Gary Maines, Garth Gajdorus, and Bob Nastan ponder issues discussed at a meeting. i Senior Honor Society President Craig Harting conducts a meeting. Margaret Goldberger discusses leadership at Junior Honor Society Tap Day assembly. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: G. Harrison, B. Austin, S. Bartnicki, K. Saam, D. Shermerhorn, N. Kalmbacher, M. McPheeters, P. Chittock, N. Nichols. Row 2: M. Boehmke, D. Ross, J. Osborne, N. Paterson, T. Baker, M. Skinner, T. Dewing, T. Davis, P. Jacobs, P. Hess, G. Hobbing, T. Canale. Row 3: B. Bates, B. Ksenics, D. Benko, N. Bolt, W. Hickling, G. Walrath, J. Burtis, W. Hanna, T. Auchinachie, P. Larson, R. Matteson, S. Ivy. Row 4: D. Fergusson, Unidentified, T. Majors, C. Whiting. 141 Typist Glenda Fahs works diligently for a successful year¬ book. Hectic Year for EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chiej Jane Ivy Assistant Editor-in-Chief Erik Gregory Junior Assistant Editor Joanne Guy Senior Editors Marie Pierce Kathy MacDonough Classes Editor Sue Requa Junior JJigh Editor Tom Canale Activities Editors Andy Pierce Nancy Tingley Sports Editors John Burtis Paul Baker Photo Editor Linda Eldred Advisor Mr. Ralph VanKeuren 142 WARRIOR STAFF Kneeling: Pat Lawrence, Jane Ivy, Barb Stuart, Nancy Rauschmeier, Sue Weber. Sitting: Sue Requa, Kathy MacDonough, Nancy Tingley, Glenda Fahs, John Burtis, Paul Baker. Standing: Jane Grubb, Margaret Hall, Marie Pierce, Linda Eldred, Linda Wood, Cindy Doebler, Sally Paterson, Andy Pierce, Erik Gregory. ’68 Warrior Staff PRODUCTION BOARD Proof and Copy Editor Barbara Stuart Typists Jane Grubb Sue Weber Glenda Fahs Linda Wood Index Cindy Doebler BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager Sally Paterson Assistant Business Manager Bob Moore Treasurer Pat Lawrence Sales Campaign Manager Margaret Hall Assistant Sales Camp aign Manager Jeff Ludy Andy Pierce, Nancy Tingley, and Paul Baker work diligently to transform utter confusion into a well-organized yearbook. 143 Brian Janonis is absorbed in reading the latest issue of the Quill. Student’s Opinions Editor-in-Chief Hannelore Woodin Assistant Editor Jan Miller Advertising Editor Carolyn Lynch Business Manager Carolyn Blabac Junior High Editor Terry Davis Feature Editor Marie Pierce Exchange Editor Gail Eggleston Sports Co-Editors Jay Barber John Zellner Photographer Eric Gregory Cartoonist Kathy Kring Treasurer Annette Friend Advisors Mr. Van Keuren Mrs. Crandall Mrs. Churchill Miss Weatherby QUILL Row 1: Kathy MacDonough, Marie Pierce. Karen Youket, Hannelore Woodin. Row 2: Jan Miller, Jerry Davis, Wayne Hanna. Row 3: John Zellner, Bob Bowen, Paul Mahoney, Richard Foote, Richard De Filipps. Voiced in Quill Annette Friend expresses her opinion at a Quill Meeting. Hannelor Woodin edits copy for the Quill. Paul Mahoney ponders a feature story. 145 KEY CLUB Row 1: Bob MacDonough, Bud Sweet, Bob Warfield, Jay Barber, Andy Sopchak, Ken Miller. Row 2: Steve Ivy, Chuck Lalley, Dave Sweet, Jon Barber, Terry Holcomb, Gene Flint, Dick Knapp, Bill Hickling. Row 3: Erik Gregory, Jack Reik, Charles Slagle, Craig Harting, Gary Maines, Cris Lauback, Mark Francis, Dale Leighton. Row 4: Andy Pierce, Bob Nastan, Steve Rennell, Mike Morgan, John Zellner, Bill Perkins, Craig Smith, Pat Hartigan, Jim Lomonaco Dave Benko, Mike Phillips. Service and Leadership Displayed Key Club initiated and managed the drive for an outdoor scoreboard for football and baseball this year. By using the contributions of clubs and classes it was possible to purchase the scoreboard. Key Club distributed programs at sports events to help finance the project. Key Club also sponsored the annual King Football Dance and provided books for sale in the bookstore. This year Varsity Club, under the leadership of President Bud Sweet, Vice-President Bill Perkins, Secretary Andy Sopchak, and Treasurer Mark Lo¬ monaco, sent members to a National Basketball As¬ sociation game and to the Heptagonals. The club co-sponsored the Homecoming Dance with Student Council. Varsity Club members also served as guides on Open House Night. VARSITY CLUB Row 1: Mark Lomonaco, Bud Sweet, Bill Perkins, Andy Sopchak. Row 2: Tim Sandell, Tom Cross, Bill Comfort, Dave Horvath, Teriy Holcomb, Bob Warfield, Jay Barber, Dick Knapp, Dale Leighton, Mark Francis. Row 3: Jack Reid, Jim Popeck, Craig Harting, Chuck Lasicki, Gene Flint, Jim Lomonaco, Georg Eck, Pete Atwater, Bob Mee, Joe Casey. Row 4: Dave Brenner, Steve Rennell, John Zellner, Gary Maines, Craig Smith, Pat Hartigan, Webb Sisson, Don McPartland, Dave Cox, Mike Phillips, Dave Benko. 146 Dale Leighton and Joe Casey stand by as Joe Kendrick exhibits surprise at being crowned King Football. Key Club President Mike Morgan anticipates the 1968 Key Club Convention. Varsity Club guide, Mark Lomonaco, directs Mr. Sisson on Open House night. 147 GYMNASTICS CLUB Joan Baker, Barbara Wendell, Donna Trebilcock, Debby Copeland, Jean Lawson, Colleen McGuinness, Carol Smith, Donna Tingley. 148 SENIOR LEADER’S CLUB Row 1: Sharon Contro, Jennifer Mason, Sue Wood, Karla Young. Row 2: Pat Scrivner, Nancy Rauschmeier, Elaine Williams, Diane Macko, Mel Gates, Regina George, Marie Pierce, Lois Wagner, Darlene Olsovsky, Diane Fulkrod. Row 3: Debbie Fisher, Pat Vincent, Holly Randall, Faith Prentice, Barb Stuart, Debbie Baldwin, Jackie Cluff, Barb Forbis, Kathy Bottle, Carolyn Gunster. Row 4: Jean Lawson, Debbi Copeland, Gail Brown, Janet Corey, Sue Requa, Sue Button, Jane Ivy, Lisa Knapp, Nancy Tingley, Sue Benning, Joanne Guy. Fitness, Skill, Leadership Stressed Among the many activities of Senior Leader’s Club were working on concession stands at home football games and coat check at home basketball games. In December they held a successful dance to raise money, of which they contributed part to the Cancer and Heart Funds, and part toward the purchase of a scoreboard for the school. They also planned a day trip later in the spring. Members of Junior Leader’s Club helped out the gym teachers this year by assisting them during gym classes and officiating at intramurals. Traditionally they have shared the basketball coat check with the Senior Leaders, and this year they were given full responsibility of it after the first few games. Starting in January, every Thursday night found Gymnastic Club members busily practicing in the gym for a fitness demonstration given in May. JUNIOR LEADER’S CLUB Row 1: Kim Brown, MaryLou Perkins, Bonnie Ksenics, Colleen McGuinness, Donna Trebilcock, Phyllis Kushner. Row 2: Carol Smith, Carol Hines, Kathy Kovacs, Margy Boehemke, Diana Zemek, Nancy Paterson, Joan Baker, Donna Tingley. Row 3: Martha Washburn, Tina Snyder, Nancy Bolt, Beidget Fitzgerald, Debby Herman, Betsy Barnes. 149 VjhuI is mm ill him yifo.cV ' il ’� ♦ ♦ Drama Club officers ham it up for the camera: Secretary Sally Paterson, Treasurer Cindy Doebler, Vice-President Barb Stuart, President Tim Brown. “The Play’s the Thing” In the spring of 1967 Dramatics Club presented for two nights a comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace. The 1968 spring production was The Mouse That Roared, a satirical comedy which declares war on the United States in an attempt to gain foreign aid. In May, the club sponsored a trip to South Falls- burg, N.Y., to the Shakespeare Festival, where Julius Caesar was presented. Also, several members were selected in the spring to travel to New York City to attend two Broadway plays. The year’s activities provided a variety of opportu¬ nities for students interested in acting, directing, set design, construction, costuming, make-up, and prompt¬ ing. 50 Rick Gehr and Dave Weckel portray a scene from Arsenic and Old Lace. Hopeful actors try out for juicy parts in Dramatics Club production of The Mouse That Roared. TECH CREW Row 1: C. Argento, B. Signor, C. Austin, D. Koval, C. Hatton. Row 2: M. McGowan, R. Sail, G. Lewis, G. Sabin, G. Todak. Row 3: M. Davis, J. Hohl, J. Sisson, B. Bigalow, W. Follet. Row 4: D. Bartek, J. Quackenbush, B. Osborne, P. Cope, D. Bronson. 151 MATHLETES: Steve Gilbert, Cliff Silvernail, Paul Handte, Marie Pierce, Paulette Majestic, Jan Miller, Jane Ivy. The Challenge of Craig Harting ponders his next move. CHESS CLUB Row 1: Herk Mastan, Dave Aldrich, Mike McNally. Row 2: Chuck Holbert, John Almy, Gary Pease, Bill Cogswell. Row 3: Cliff Silvernail, Tom Dodd, Paul Handte, Craig Harting, Bob Nastan. 152 MATH CLUB Row 1: Carol Pierce, Ginny Harrison, Phyllis Kushner, Nanette Connor, Tim Auchinachie, Steve Argento, Nancy Connor, Cheryl Naismith, Derek Mason, Dick Taylor. Row 2: Barbara Mack, Martha McPheeters, Darlene Relyea, Kristin Berg- mann, Diane Hoffmaster, Nancy Kalmbacher, Jan Osborne, Diane Requa, Dave Lawrence. Row 3: Ed Swan, Don Miller, John Babcock, Jeff Copeland, Rick Ebeling, Bob Laman, Mike Spak. Exploration and Discovery I. •■V; y A ' m i V H I M . | llr ■ M SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: Dave Burkhart, Dave Gamble , Doug Conte, Susan Pierce, Nanette Conor, Nancy Connor, Diane Hoffmaster. Row 2: John Rogers, Richard Sail, Leon Lattimer, Chuck Hatton, Michael Spak, John Babcock, Roger Gilmore. 153 sswAsm ■MMil Mgm iM feii lSf • � U.Uj lu T ■t uiuuj £ 7 wmuifi :l!li ?viS ' wrm ' f ' i � nmrtf� « ' [!pi« iitli!iliiM } 1 [JJW7rm , r « ♦ wmitw « t r - t ' limw � « ' rr jrrfr� � « . rfH Xilt ttdsbiitrttiimi! Hi, «• � , “ Hii it+i Uft 73£ RECEPTIONISTS Seated: Lee Ann Holt. Standing: Glenda Fah s, Joanne Ralston, Nanette Connor. Groups Reflect RADIO CLUB Row I: Bruce Apgar, Gail Kostyshak, Wayne Nichols. Row 2: Jim Bronson, Larry Williams. Row 3: Bob Nastan, George Seary, Gary Dempsy, Bob Kennicutt. 154 ART CLUB Row 1, Seated, Front: Nancy Barron, Renee Gitchell, Linda Murphy, Virginia Harrison. Row 2: Jeanette Snover, Sue Roser, Tom Stout, Valerie Lee, Marcia Wilson, Tina Macko, Kathy Kring, Karen Axtell, Margot Jones, Margaret Thomas. Row 3: Chuck Pollack, Paul Goodrich, Rod Mangan, Jim Popeck, Mary Vincent, Anna Maroney, Tom Lombardo, Andy Negus, Richard Kutz, John O’Neil. Varied Interests Art Club members listen attentively to a speaker. 155 SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Marg Goldberger, Robert Spear, Celia Sisson, Chris Lauback. Row 2: Janet Miller, Heather Boland, Linda Bowman, Margo Brown, Martha Taylor. Roiv 3: John Zellner, Gary Pert, Jim Sisson, Kathy MacDonough, Sue Roser, Bill Perkins. Foreign Culture for Language French Club’s projects for the year included selling candy, selling Christmas trees, working at concession stands, and having bake sales to earn money for a trip to Quebec in the spring. The officers were President Lynne O’Brien, Vice-President Maria Peach, Secretary Sue Pierce, and Treasurer Sue Requa. Mrs. Press was the faculty advisor. Latin Club, under the supervision of advisors Miss Fairchild and Mrs. Holmwood, showed filmstrips and slides of Roman culture, had a Saturnalia Party at Christmas time, and held their annual banquet. The officers were President Pat Scrivner, Vice-President Linda Murphy, and Secretary-Treasurer Maria Peach. Russian Club officers were President Elaine Minor, Vice-President Patty Saam, and Secretary Becky Taylor. With Mrs. Roussyan as advisor, the club par¬ ticipated in activities which included a Russian Christmas party and a trip to the Tolstoi Farm in ATTN CLUB Row 1: Margaret Goldberger, Linda Murphy, Pat Scrivener, Maria Peach, Chris Tozer, Cherie Decker. Row 2: E vS S°Fldr )C a P Ml ’r H f atber , B ° ] , and ’ Linda Bowman, Pern Van Camp, Diane Macko, Carol Whieldon, Betsy Illslev ! 3; Jack Reed, Margaret Boehmke, Ray Matteson, Terry Davis, Randy Kocher, Tom Youket, Ken R nss R T 4 ' S r vy ’ Bruc j ManKeczie Steve Shafer, Mark Skinner, Qayne Hanna, John Rogers, Dennis Ron Taylo Sh ° R ° W CharleS Gamble Paul Baker Michael Hughes, Bob Mee, David Cox, Tom Dodd, Bill Baldwin, 56 Latin scholars feast at annual banquet. Students Nyack, New York. Spanish Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Fer¬ nandez, had several projects to raise money for a spring trip. The President was Celia Sisson, who spent last year in Argentina as an Exchange Student, and the other officers included Vice-President Chris Saeger, Treasurer Mike Morgan, and Secretary Vicke Ruiz, who was a Rotary exchange student to our school from Bolivia. RUSSIAN CLLTB Row 1: Patricia Saam, Caroline McGee, Micki Datoria. Row 2: Linda Eldred, Elaine Miner, Terrill Cornell. Row 3: Paul Snow, Natalie Eskoff, Raymond Spring¬ er. Row 4: Rebecca Taylor, Lawrence Brown, Steve Gilbert. Absent: Gail Eggleston, Darcy Randall. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Sue Requa, Sue Pierce, Lynn O’Brian, Maria Peach. Row 2: Jennifer Mason, Kathy Austin, Cathy Romanczuk, Hannelore Woodin, Karen Youket. Row 3: Marie Pierce, Denise Kellogg, Sue Pierce, Bonnie Lawyer, Janet Closs, Yvonne Ast. Row 4: Jane Zimmerman, Carolyn Cobb, Sally Bublinec, Beth Rines, Sue Binning, Fran Cermak, Kathy Jones, Kathy Slawson. Row 5: Dan Hay, Mike Miner, Erik Gregory, Paul Baker. 157 DEBATE CLUB Row 1: Sue Benning, Diane Schermerhorn, Carol Dickey, Annette Friend, Mary Fenwick. Row 2: Paul Handte. Rick Ebeling, Vaughn Glover, Roxanne VanAiken. Row 3: Barry Kelly, Dan Parrotte, Chris Dow. Issues and Events Debated, Discussed Debate Club had a successful year with President Dan Parrotte, Vice-President Sue Benning, Secretary Maria Peach, and Treasurer Dave Weir. In the fall, the club attended a tournament at Richfield Springs. In January, Chenango Valley teams placed third in a tournament held at Catholic Central. In March, teams traveled to a state tournament at Oneonta to compete for a trophy. The club also held an assembly for the student body. The topic, chosen by the stu¬ dents themselves, was Resolved: New York State Should Lower the Voting Age to 18. History Club officers for this year were President Jeannette Smith, Secretary Debbi Copeland, and Treasurer Steve Gilbert. Among their many activities this year were the sponsoring of movies and the Parent-Teacher basketball game. They also planned a spring trip to Boston. Vaughn Glover and other Debate Club members plan a topic for their next debate. 158 Mr. Pen Dell’s description of Mediterranean cultures proves humorous to Joey DeMascio. HISTORY CLUB Row 1: Hannelore Woodin, Jone Zimmerman, Jenette Smith, Bonnie Bushnell, Jeff Ludy. Row 2: Carolyn Cobb, Dar Relyea, Fran Cermak, Theo Decker, Mike Minor. Row 3: Jo Guy, Debbi Copeland, Faith Prentice, Steve Gilbery, Chris Lauback. 159 Sharon Contro serves refreshments to Mr. Miller at the Christmas tea given by the Future Homemakers. Future Teachers President Jan Miller shows her talents as a disciplinarian. F. H.A. Row 1: J. Rhoades, R. Gitchell, N. Connor, J. Hitchcock, S. Paterson, N. Tingley, L. Turk, J. Jones, D. Fisher, P. Schrivener. Row 2: G. Fahs, B. Volsevich, S. Comfort, J. Samek, C. Romanczuk, B. Difenderfer, D. Birmingham, C. Bottle, S. Contro, J. Cluff, L. Eldred. Row 3: S. Scott, D. Pavilonis, J. Zyck, G. Littlewood, unidentified, N. Alton, D. Daily, G. Turner, J. Furgesan, D. Williams, P. Lawrence, M. Sates. Row 4: P. Ksensiks, L. Penwell, L. Hess, D. Fulkrod, M. Gates, K. Soule, P. Langevin, J. Weber, L. Housberger, M. Holoway, B. Forbes, V. Lee, C. Cornwell, C. Gunster. Row 5: J. Thomas, J. Wood, P. Chordes, L. Holt, C. Hammit, L. Knapp, C. J ohns, G. Wood, L. Bowman, K. Rider, M. Waffle, G. Houston, L. Roser, L. Pert. 60 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Kathy Romanczuk, Nancy Connor, Diane Macko, Nanette Connor, Sue Roser. Row 2: Sandy Pratt, Jane Zimmerman, Carol Whieldon, Karen Youket, Theo Decker, Jan Miller. Row 3: Janet Closs, Bill Osborne, Tom Dodd, Rod Fortran, Rebecca Taylor. Students Prepare for the Future The major activities of the Future Homemakers of America were holding the annual Christmas Tea for the faculty and costuming for the Dramatics Club play. This year’s officers were President Nancy Ting- ley, Vice President Sally Paterson, Secretary Lynda Turk, and Treasurer Judy Jones. Future Teachers of America was a new club to C.V. this year, open to all students interested in a teaching career. The officers were President Jan Miller, Vice President Karen Youket, Secretary Janet Closs, and Treasurer Dave Brown. Red Cross Club is for students interested in nursing. Officers for 1967-1968 were President Norma Berg- mann, Vice President Bill Osborne, Secretary Ken Aloisi, and Treasurer Pat Saam. RED CROSS CLUB Row 1: Ted Omick, Norma Bergmann, Pat Saam, Arna Bergmann, Colleen O’Neill. Rotv 2: Regina George, Sue Conrad, Andrea Fynboe, Rosemary Buck, Ken Aloisi, George Seary. 161 Clubs to Further Education . . . BUSINESS CLUB Row 1: Shirley Kocher, Lynn Housberger, Glenda Fahs, Sue Pierce, Lee Ann Holt. Row 2: Karen Kelley, Regina George, Ruth Leahy, Cindy Baker, Debby Disbro, Joanne Ralston. Row 3: Lynn Secore, Barb Volosevich, Connie Rog, Cheryl Cornwell, Fran Forsythe, Linda Haulton. . . . in Business . . . tm � ■ m 1 Jr m 62 D.E.C.A. CLUB Row 1: Norma Kruger, Regina George, Sylvia Nicolai, Barb Reh, Judy Carulli. Row 2: Pat Knowles, Barb Difenderfer, Maureen Lynch. Roiv 3: Dou g Harrington, A1 Abplanalp, Bud Turner, Cathy Delanoy. Row 4: Mike Lyons, Dan Vergason, Mr. Kaminsky, Gary Linsky, Joe Reh. ORCHESTRA Sitting: Kathy Saam, Beth Greenley, Sue Conrad, Dave Kennicutt. Standing: Joe Roser. Absent: Margaret Hall. . . and in Music. The Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. Fleming this year, entertained students at several concerts and shows. The Organists, who expanded their number to three this year, entertained students by playing before and after assemblies. Business Club has been quite active this year under President Glenda Fahs, Vice-President Lynn Secore, and Treasurer Shirley Kocher. As their money-making projects, the club held bake sales and a concession stand at a basketball game. In December, they traveled to the Ice Follies at Syracuse, New York. They also took a field trip to Marine Midland. D.E.C.A., or the Distributive Education Club of America, is a new club established this year to further business education. The officers were President Barb Reh, Vice-President Judy Carulli, Secretary Norma Kruger, and Treasurer Regina George. Among their main activities was a candy drive in the fall. In the spring, the club attended a conference at Concord. ORGANISTS: Bill Osborne, Linda Vergason, Ron Lees. 163 The Pop Singers are a new singing group to C.V. this year. Made up of chosen students from the Senior Chorus, this group concentrates on singing pop music. The Madrigal Singers specialize in singing madri¬ gals, and pastoral songs written about the 16th century. These songs are more difficult to sing be¬ cause they have several different voice parts. This year, besides singing at school assemblies, the group was asked to sing for several outside groups. To add an air of authenticity to their performances, they de¬ signed and made their own costumes. The Senior Chorus is composed of students in grades 9-12. This year they prepared music for a Christmas assembly and for competition in May. They also planned a trip to New York City in the spring. The Junior Chorus is made up of students in grades 7-9. Among their activities this year was the prepara¬ tion of music for the Christmas assembly. POP SINGERS Sitting: Chris Raymond, Cathy Van Marter, Carol Nash, Carol Pierce. Standing: Janet Closs, Darlene Relyea, Deb Whitman, Jim Sisson, Tom Sayre, Brian Signor, Mike Minor, Yvonne Ast, Faith Prentice, Cheryl Naismith. Say It With Music 164 MADRIGAL SINGERS Row 1: Cheryl Naismith, Mary Fen¬ wick, Bonnie Lawyer, Debby Michaels. Row 2: Carol Dickey, Brain Signor, Mike Minor, Faith Prentice. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Row 1: Mr. Buchmaier, M. Fulton, N. Connor, S. Ruspantini, D. Eastman, K. Lewis, G. Sweet, J. Osborne, S. Angelo, S. Shaeen, V. Ruiz, P. Lowell. Row 2: K. Vollack, C. Benscoter, K. Raymond, D. Michael, L. Stout, B. MacKenzie, G. Harris, E. Gregory, D. Koval, M. Minor, D. Meaker, M. Bogart, K. Raymond, M. Fenwick, C. Baldwin, B. Mack. Row 3: G. Lucas, S. Conrad, L. Medovich, E. Bigelow, P. Lott, G. Brown, M. Kutch, M. Sharak, B. Signor, T. Sayer, D. Hessney, G. Butch, R. Ettinger, D. Whitman, E. Peterson, K. McKaig, D. Relyea, P. Snover, F. Prentice, M. Falzarano. Row 4: K. Noxel, J. Holbert, K. Waffle, Y. Ast, D. Vale, J. Closs, D. Hay, B. Osborne, T. Minor, P. Cope, C. Argento, C. Hatton, W. Hickling, C. Wrighter, D. Doebler, W. Conrad, C. Gunster, P. Watro, K. Van Marter, D. New. Absent: N. Connor, E. Korte, R. Linville, R. Seidel, R. Taylor, J. Roser, N. Fitzgerald. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS 165 WOODWIND Row 1: Bruce Wilson, Terry Cornell, Susanna West, Maria Davis, Sally Paterson, Sherry Guley, Kathy Jones, Betsy Barnes, Sally Bublinec, Pat Lawrence. Row 2: Judy Crosby, Marleta Eldred, Mary Jones, Betsy Evans, Erik Gregory, Wayne Hanna, Mark Smith, Linda Eldred, Sue Hines, Caroline Du Brava, Pat Me Gowan, Patty Romanezuck, Sue Scott, Gay Hart, Pam Hoagriff, Carol Sheeley, Bonnie Dillingham. BRASS Row 1: Randy Kocher, Jack Tingley, Ken Weir, Dale Gregory, Gerald Du Brava, Kathy Romanezuck, Gary Allen, Steve Mangan, Richard Samek, David Korinek. Row 2: Donna Ford, Sharon Knapp, Chuck Lasicki, Bob Kennicut, Jerry Crosby, Dennis Meaker, Doug Bronson, Charles Hattan, Jim Ryder, Jeff Turner. PERCUSSION Row 1: Terry Davis, Gary Dotman, David Ballard, Robert Wood, Dennis Holmes, Scot Smith. 66 STAGE BAND Kneeling: K. Haltiner, C. Relyea. Seated: R. Mac Donough, Mr. Buchmaier, L. Edwards, E. Gregory. Stand¬ ing: D. Wier, C. Smith, R. Warner, M. Atwater, C. Gamble, “And the Band The Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Fako and drum majorette Pat Lawrence, entertained foot¬ ball fans during halftime last fall. The band also marched in several local parades. At the end of the football season, the band held their third annual Band Dinner for all band members and their parents. In February they held a Pancake Day, for which J. Cooley, T. Birch, S. Mangan, K. Miller, C. Hatton. Played On . . members baked and served pancakes. Band officers for 1967-1968 were President David Korinek, Vice- President Gary Allen, Secretary Sharon Knapp, and Treasurer Pat Lawrence. The Stage Band, under the direction of Mr. Buch¬ maier, played at the Junior Prom of the Class of ’68 and at the Talent Show. JUNIOR BAND Row 1: M. Serafini, D. Kubisa, D. Randall, D. Trebilcock, T. Allen, G. Spoor, K. Whittington, B. Apgar, B. Phillips, M. Robinson. Row 2: Mr. Fleming, D. Bronson B. Peters, S. Barnes, A. Kunhner D. Wheeler, B. Miner, D. Greene, V. Hazilla, A. Wilcox, D. Michaelson, S. Mahoney, T. Forsyth, R. Nastan, D. Brown, J. DuBrava, K. Haltiner. Row 3: T. Forsyth, G. Curry, H. Craver, D. Connor, H. Manuel, C. Schaffer, K. Rice, R. Fadden, D. Wilson, V. Evans, C. Hurlbut, R. Hay, D. Gamble, J. Crosby, J. Jamieson, M. Fetcinko. Row 4: D. Bolton, S. Elliott, R. Keeler, S. Turner, J. Jickling, C. Saeger, J. Korinek, D. Michael, K. Swingle, L. Spoor, S. Thomas, J. Fairchild, M. Wilfley, B. Munney, W. Tarbell, C. Relyea, J. Geenty. Absent: K. Davis, G. Till, K. Zellner. 167 “Showboats” of Band Senior Twirling Club was active this year with co-captains Elaine Miner and Wendy Reid. During the summer of 1967, the club took a trip to Montreal. In the fall, they marched with the Senior Band in halftime shows at football games and in parades. On March 16, they participated in a twirling contest open to all twirlers within a 300-mile radius and competed for a trophy. The Color Guard, with Cheryl Randall as Color Sergeant, expanded its membership to eight in the fall. They also marched with the band in halftime shows and in parades, and they accompanied the band on a trip to New York in the spring. Nancy Paterson and Carol Callea help decorate the band bus with posters. COLOR GUARD Kneeling: Debby Doebler, Mary Jones. Standing: Margo Brown, Pam Traxler, Sue Benning, Betsy Evans, Nancy Tingley, Cherie Randall. 168 SENIOR TWIRLERS Kneeling: Sharon Comfort, Pat Brown, Pat Romanczuk, Judy Fleming. Standing: Marsha Sherman, Wendy Reid, Elaine Miner, Charlene Cosier. Drum majorette Pat Lawrence shows off her strut- JUNIOR TWIRLERS Row 1: Susan Myrdock, Thomas Forsyth, Sue ting ability. DiMascio. Row 2: Colleen O’Neil, Nancy Bowman, Sharon Bartnicki. Row 3: Marty Peterson, Linda Stevens, Theresa Stone. 169 SKI CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary Karen Soule, Vice-President D ebbie Ottaway, Treasurer Linda Pert, President Mike Phillips. Ski Club Hits the Slopes 70 Joette Butkey examines the selection of skis, Ski Club members prepare for their weekly winter trip to Intermont. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Vice-President Ann Langevin, Secretary Sue Pierce, Poster Chairman Karen Soule, President Dave Brown. Pep Club Boosts Student Spirit I ' M’ , Jmk, 8SF — jlKHaj Excited crowd displays spirit instilled by Pep Club. 171 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Lori Whitney, Jenny Stuart, Margy Boehemke, Lyn Peterson, Pat Lott. Row 2: Carol Conrad, Debby Martin, Carol Callea, Kathie Wall, Debbie Grubb. Cheerleaders Inspire Team, Crowd Viv Rittenhouse, Jean Lawson, and Debby Copeland give three cheers for the Warrior basketball team. 172 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Sue Button, Holly Randall, Sharon Contro. Row 2: Janet Corey, Elaine Williams, Barb Stuart. Row 3: Viv Rittenhouse, Debbie Baldwin. Row 4: Debi Copeland, Jean Lawson. 173 Sportsmanship and Spirit t 174 Contribute to Education Bench anxiously watches a tense moment for teammates. Coach Cashman gives pointers to defensive back Bill Comfort. North defense dumps Bill Perkins for short gain. 176 First Year in the STAC This year’s football team finished its season with a record of no wins, seven losses, and one tie. This, however, did not reflect the effort put into practice and games. A large part of the difficulty was the stiff- er competition encountered in the newly-formed STAC. The outstanding ability of the defensive team, one of Chenango Valley’s best ever, was shown throughout the season, and especially in the contest with un¬ defeated Vestal. The unpredictable Warriors were the only team capable of holding Vestal scoreless during the first half, and held a halftime margin of 6-0 as they scrambled into the locker room. Our gridmen were overepowered by the strong Golden Bear offense in the third and fourth quarters, however, and suc¬ cumbed in a 19-6 loss. The excellent defense was a result of the efforts of linemen Andy Sopchak, winner of an All-STAC Honorable Mention, John Wright, John Zellner, John Burtis, Craig Smith, Bill Perkins, and Gene Flint. Defensive backs Craig Harting, Mike Phillips, Bill Comfort, Bob Warfield, and Joe Casey carried out efficient pass defense. Linemen on the offensive team included Don McPartland, Bob Bennet, Andy Sopchak, Jim Popeck, Tom Cross, Bill Perkins, Joe Kendrick, Craig Harting, and Bob Warfield. Backfield starters included Dan Conrad, Jay Barber, Dick Knapp, and Terry Holcomb. VARSITY FOOTBALL CV North. . 7 0 Susquehanna Valley . 13 13 Johnson City . . 24 13 Owego . . 20 0 Ithaca . . 32 6 Catholic Central . . . . 20 6 Vestal . . 19 6 Maine-Endwell . . 8 0 Terry Holcomb receives pass as Joe Kendrick looks for a block. 177 Coach Cashman congratulates King Football, Joe Kendrick. Dick Knapp awaits ball as Johnson City back covers. Gridmen Encounter Tough Competition Chenango Valley’s defense breaks huddle and approaches the line of scrimmage. 178 Chenango Valley defense lines up against Johnson City offense. VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Tim Sandell, Jim White, Gene Flint, Mark Lomonaco, Bob Mee, Dave Cox, Scott Hause, Chuck Lasicki, Bill Comfort, Joe Casey, Co-Captain Dale Leighton. Row 2: Mike Phillips, Fran Belveg, Chris Saeger, Larry Brown, Bob Bennett, John Wright, Mark Francis, Dave Brown, Steve Gilbert, Bob Warfield. Row 3: Dick Knapp, Tom Kopa- lek, John Zellner, Ron Whitham, Pat Hart, Don McPartland, Craig Smith, Tom Cross, John Burtis, Bill Perkins, Dave Benko, Andy Sopchak, Co-Captain Jay Barber, Craig Harting, Dan Conrad, Terry Holcomb. 179 Ball carrier Terry Holcomb faces a formidable North defense. J. V. FOOTBALL Row 1: Joe Aurelio, Louis Fernandez, Ken Levers, Stu Lewis, Greg Butch, Dave Sweet, Charles Slagle, John Feduke, Ed Slick, Hal Shaffer. Row 2: Lewis Fairchild, Ton Youket, Tom Moffitt, Clint Coon, Rick Knox, Dan Hessney, Dick Barvinchak, Matthew Sopchak, Gary Bates, Doug Cole. Row 3: Coach Dave Marble, Pat Me Avoy, Mike Hughes, Clifford Smith, Jerry Jones, Bill Carney, Dave Ballard, Greg Feduke, Rich Emmi, John Newton, Rick Shafer, Coach Bob Ames. 80 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row 1: Rex Hudson, Jim Pennyfeather, Tom Canale, Steve Medovich, Steve Shaffer, Gary Francis, Bob Falzarano, Steve Argento, manager. Row 2: Jim Fenwick, Pat Reardon, Dave Gunster, Mark Rapp, Lee Brown, Jeff Burtis, Kevin Donahue, Kem Demoski. Row 3: Coach Colosi, Jay Abbey, Barry Oliver, Mike Eggleston, Dave Warne, Burr Warne, Bill Baldwin, George Blakeslee, Gary Hammitt, Coach O’Hare. Underclass Gridmen Gain Experience Under the direction of Coaches Ed Banks, Tim O’Hare and Fred Colosi, the Freshman teams began to learn the fundamentals of football. Interscholastic competition gave the players experience they will need in future years. The A Team had a one win, five loss record, beat¬ ing Johnson City and losing to Maine Endwell, North, Union-Endicott, Susquehanna Valley, Owego, and Vestal. B Team Warriors defeated Chenango Forks and Owego, but lost to Union Endicott, North, and Mac- Arthur. FRESHMAN B FOOTBALL Row 1: Dave Robinson, Jim Ryan, Bruce Bolt, Bill Smith, Jim Kendrick, Steve Pecha, Bill O’Brien, Dan Furney, Mike Darcangelo, Robert Citrak. Row 2: Coach Banks, Larry Little, Jeff Young, Larry Macko, Jeff Copeland, Chuck Constanble, Jim Sisson, Mark Smith, Dan Perrault, Brian Fahs, Dan Tarrant, Steve Sweet, Bill Parker, Rick Robinson. 181 Bud Sweet leads the pack up the first hill in the Chenango Valley Invitational. 182 Jl VARSITY AND J.V. CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Chris Dow, Frank Dilley, Paul Handte, Dino Mitchell, Jim Lomonaco, Bill Hickling. Roiv 2: Boh Kennicutt, Bud Sweet, Dave Horvath, Jack Reed, Chris Roser. Row 3: Coach McDaniel, Ray Skinner, Lynn Skinner, Gary Linsky, Dan Parotte, Dave Brenner, Ron Ballard, Tom Wood, Chuck Lalley, Steve Ivy. Harriers Remain Undefeated in Dual Meets The Chenango Valley Cross Country team this year continued the distinction of being undefeated in dual meets since the sport began here by winning races with Susquehanna Valley, Owego, Johnson City, and Maine-Endwell. At the Shaker Invitational, the Warriors placed sixth, and Bud Sweet finished third in a field of fifty-si x runners. The next two large meets were the Baldwinsville Invitational, where the team took ninth out of twenty-five schools, and the Sid Stock Invi¬ tational held at Arnold Park. The Chenango Valley Invitational was won by Meyers, a team from Pennsylvania, which also won the next meet in which our harriers competed, Ald¬ ington Heights. In this race, Chenango Valley took third, which began their comeback late in the season. Second places in the STAC meet and the Sectionals showed a greatly improved team. The Junior Varsity team took first in the Sid Stock Invitational, second in the C.V. Invitational, third at Abington Heights, and first in the STAC meet. FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: John DuBrava, Bob Felice, Randy Fortran, Bob McDaniel, John Brenner, Gary Graham, Jerry Crosby, Dale Gregory. Row 2: John Bolender, Kim Brown, Wayne Phillips, Steve Warne, Steve Popeck, Hugh Reed, Bob Brown, Coach Benza. 183 JUMP BALL: Players anxiously await the outcome and ensuing action. 184 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Chip Austen, Dale Leighton, Rick Knapp, Marty Bruet, Bob Smith, John Wright, Dave Cox. Row 2: Joe Kendrick, Bill Perkins, Dave Brenner, Jerry Newby, Bud Sweet, Andy Sopchak, Coach McDaniel. Hoop Stars Display Team Effort VARSITY BASKETBALL CV Owego . .62 57 Seton . .74 53 Maine Endwell . . . .50 76 Itha ca. .56 70 Susquehanna Valley .59 61 Vestal. .73 55 Johnson City. .47 72 Owego . .68 56 North . .61 70 Seton . .56 71 Central. .62 70 Maine Endwell . , . .80 99 Catholic Central . . .65 57 Susquehanna Valley .63 82 Union-Endicott . . . .57 69 Johnson City. .51 67 Vestal. .68 65 Sidney . .55 62 Ithaca. ...57 61 Bainbridge-Guilford .46 88 Both the Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball teams had successful seasons this year, both compil¬ ing 11-5 records in regular STAC play. The Varsity again won the annual Sidney Christmas tournament. After capturing first place in the STAC Eastern Di¬ vision, they played a sensational game against West¬ ern Division champ Vestal but lost, 68-65. The team was sparked by All STAC star Joe Ken¬ drick, promising junior Jerry Newby, corner shooter Andy Sopchak, 6-5 center Dave Brenner, and the re¬ maining starting spot was shared by Bud Sweet and Bill Perkins. Helping from the bench were Dick Knapp, Dale Leighton, Marty Bruet, Bob Smith, John Wright, and Dave Cox. Joe Kendrick tied the school scoring record of 36 points and also was the third highest scoring player in the Triple Cities. Freshman Dick Barvinchak established a new J.V. scoring record of 36 points and led the team to gain first place in the STAC Eastern Division. 185 Dave Brenner tucks in two points against Owego. Coach McDaniel encourages team during a time-out. iM |«| Joe Kendrick puts in a lay-up 186 J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: Steve Ivy, Charlie Slagle, Ken Levers, Chuck Lalley, Jack Reed, Jon Barber, Coach Wecke l. Roiv 2: Bob Kennicutt, Jeff Copeland, Rick Knox, Dick Barvinchak, Dave Sweet, Gary Sweet, Gary Sage, Bruce Smith, Tom Moffitt, Bob Mee. Dale Sweet goes up for lay-up. JV BASKETBALL CV Owego . .59 72 Seton . .43 57 Bainbridge-Guilford . .39 65 Sidney . .40 68 M-E . .76 77 Ithaca . .63 65 JV . .53 64 Vestal. .59 58 JC . ..65 91 Owego . .41 36 North . .59 51 Seton . .29 63 Central. .73 64 M-E . .68 83 CC . .48 70 SV . .76 58 U-E. .59 64 JC... .57 92 Central. .74 57 - 187 Gary Sage jumps at start of second half. 1 Bud Sweet leads a fast break. ' Dave Sweet is congratulated for his winning two points against Ithaca. 188 Andy Sopchak fights for reboudn. 7th AND 8th GRADE BASKETBALL Kneeling: Bob Felice, Rich Hughes, Dennis Cox, Bill Tarbell, John Edwards, John Langevin, Rich Harrison, Mike Whitlock. Standing: Coach Benza, Jurvis Crosby, Dave Hall, Dave De Castro, Jim Becker, Kurt Zellner, Don Newby, Jim Benko, Bill Parker, Eric St. John, Robert Kocak, Larry De Mollet, Jerry Crosby. 189 A Chenango Valley wrestler experiences strong opposition from another squirming grappler. Grapplers Encounter Difficulty Coach Travis’ first year brought few victories to the wrestling team as injuries and illness claimed victims in the starting lineup. Close matches were lost to Maine-Endwell, Susquehanna Valley, and Chenango Forks as a lack of upper weight power took its toll. But though the team got off to a poor start, they finished with three successive wins. Co-captain Dale Graham was the strongest winner and, teamed with co-captain Joe Casey, centered the strength in the low middle weight classes. Dale turned in a Sectional third place and John Kopalek took a surprise fourth place. Mr. Tosh’s J.V. squad ended with a 7-6 record, and some on the J.V. team look forward to Varsity positions next year. Mark Lomonaco works for a takedown. 190 VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1: George Eck, Jim Lomonaco, Joe Casey, Dale Graham, Mark Lomonaco, Tom Kopalek. Row 2: Ed Black, Gary Sweet, Tim Sandell, Doug Harrington, John Kovaks, John Kopalek, Gene Griswold, Coach Travis. Absent: Brian Janonis, John Burtis. VARSITY WRESTLING CV Deposit .32 12 Owego .26 16 Vestal .16 6 Maine Endwell .26 22 Ithaca.31 11 Susquehanna Valley .26 24 Whitney Point .20 32 Johnson City . 9 35 Chenango Forks .22 18 Union-Endicott .37 8 North.10 32 Catholic Central .15 30 Central.19 29 Teammates and former teammates show intense concentration in a close match. 191 J.V. WRESTLING Row 1: Rod Smith, Jim Wahl, Dave Wells, John O’Neil, Stu Lewis. Row 2: Doug Bronson, Jim Coon, Dave Bowman, Dan Bement, Jim Feenwick. Row 3: Ed Black, Rich Emmi, Dan Dutcher, A1 Kovacs, Bob Mac Donough, Mike Lyon, Doug Griswold, Coach Tosh. JV WRESTLING CV Deposit . . .30 20 Owego . . .27 14 Vestal . . .30 20 Maine-Endwell . . .15 29 Ithaca . . .38 6 Susquehanna Valley. . .13 39 Whitney Point . . .12 33 Johnson City .. . .11 36 Chenango Forks . . .33 16 Union-Endicott . . .26 23 North . .. 3 16 Catholic Central . . .16 28 Central. . .13 30 Mark Lomonaco works for takedown against U.E. opponent. 192 JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING Row 1: Charles Relyea, Roger Spisak, Keith Wells, Joey Dimascio, John Bolender, Ron Winterstein, Gary Graham, Bob Citrak. Row 2: Jeff Turner, Da n Thomas, Steve Thomas, Brian Randall, Eric Grolk, De- waine McCrady, Bob Hotchkiss, Eugene Sandell, Bob McPartland. Row 3: Guy Sabin, Richard Jamieson, Gary Winchell, Dennis Ballard, Dave Perault, Milo Kobbe, Rick Waffle, Jeff Burtis, Dick Whitman, Rod Carey. Varsity team shows amazement at referee’s call. George Eck ponders escape procedure. 193 VARSITY BOWLING Sitting: Mike Medovich, John Cooley. Standing: Larry Medovich, John Harrington, Bob Warner. Sportsmen Strike, TENNIS Kneeling: Mickey Atwater, Pete Atwater, Eric Shafer, Larry Fresinski. Standing: Richard Roberts, Rod Fortran, Pete Copeland, Rob Shaver, Steve Rennell, Ron Ferguson. 194 J.V. BOWLING Mike Romano, Dave Romano, Dave Korinek, Larry Kubisa, Steve Medovich, Bob Donnelly, Jim Donnelly, Dave Evans. Absent: Jeff Copeland. GIRL’S BOWLING Sitting: Pat Vincent, Norma Bergmann. Standing: Darlene Relyea, Linda Medovich, Marie Hitchcock, Coach Stina, Jane Wever, Lovella Shampang. Serve, and Slice GOLF Garth Gajadorus, Brian Signor, Dave Ferguson, Craig Haring, Rick Knox, Jon Barber. 195 Varsity Third, J.V.’s First VARSITY BASEBALL CV Maine-Endwell . 5 Susquehanna Valley. 0 1 Johnson City. 5 4 Seton . 2 10 Owego . 0 2 Central. 4 1 North . 1 2 Ithaca . 5 3 Union-Endicott . 7 2 Catholic Central . 7 2 Vestal. 1 3 Johnson City. 5 1 Susquehanna Valley. 4 6 Seton . 6 7 Owego . 3 1 Maine-Endwell .10 2 Compiling a record of seven wins and nine losses, the Varsity baseball team, led by Coach DeCastro, finished third in the Eastern Division of the STAC. Leading hitters Bill Perkins and Mike Ellis had bat¬ ting averages of .345 and .250 respectively, and the same two players pitched two and four wins apiece. The Junior Varsity team, coached by Mr. Weckel, compiled an outstanding record of fifteen wins and one loss, which placed them first in the STAC Eastern Division. VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: James Kendrick, manager. Row 2: Dale Leighton, Tim Moses, Bob Darcangelo, Eloy Dewey, Bill Perkins. Row 3: Alan Reid, Gary Boughton, Joe Kendrick, Coach DeCastro, John Woods, Mike Ellis, Doug Berg. Absent: Chuck Hissin, Wesley Smith, Eric Nash. i 196 J.V. BASEBALL Row 1: Dan Vergason, Pete Bolender, Scott Hause, Bill Comfort, Gene Flint, Tim Sandell. Row 2: John Wright, Don McPartland, Ted Hissin, Charles Lasicki, Clint Coon, Andy Sopchak, Dave Benko, Terry Holcomb, Dave Baycura, Coach Weckel. Mike Ellis, Coach DeCastro, and Doug Berg wonder about the umpire’s call. in Division J.V. BASEBALL CV Maine-Endwell . ... .1 7 Susquehanna Valley . ... .0 7 Johnson City. ... .1 4 Seton . ... .0 9 Owego . ... .2 5 Central. ... .0 4 North . ... .2 7 Ithaca. ... .4 5 Union-Endicott . ....3 5 Catholic Central . ....2 9 Vestal. ... .4 8 Johnson City. ... .4 3 Susquehanna Valley. ... .2 9 Seton . ... .4 13 Owego . ... .2 4 Maine-Endwell. ... .2 3 FRESHMAN BASEBALL Row 1: Charlie Slagle, Matt Sopchak, Ken Levers, Ed Slick, Chuck Lahley, Greg Butch, Jon Barber, Dave Sweet. Row 2: Dan O’Connor, Dave Hessney, Dick Barvinchak, Jim Fiato, Jerry Jones, Barry Oliver, Mike Sharak, Kevin McAvoy, Coach Osborne. Junior High Baseball JR. HIGH BASEBALL Row 1: Jim Kendrick, Steve Medovich, Mike Darcangelo, Steve Pecha, Ton Canale, Bill Soule, Mike Fetcinko, Randy Fortran. Row 2: Dave Bosh, Coach Cashman, Ken Demoski, Wayne Hanna, Don Dillingham, Jim Pennifeather, M. Hughes, Burr Warne, Ken Jackson, Gary Huston, Mike Geenty, Jim Becker, Bob Moore, Mike Eggleston, Kevin Donahue, Dana Marsh. 198 1 VARSITY TRACK Row 1: M. Francis, R. Tuttle, B. Warfield, G. Linsky, J. Reid, M. Lomonaco, D. Brenner, J. Du Brave, B. Smith, R. Skinner, Coach Smyk. Row 2: Coach Tosh, D. Horvath, S. Saeger, B. Kennicutt, P. Hartigan, J. Newton, D. Parrotte, S. Rines, B. Hickling, T. Samdwick, T. Wook, S. Conrad. Row 3: D. Cermak, T. Youket, B. O’Neil, J. Wright, L. Horvath, A. Whieldon, B. Sweet, G. Webb, J. Barber, T. Sayer, Coach Travis. Row 4: J. Miner, J. Quackenbush, G. Maines, M. Durst, R. Saunders, B. Smith, B. Cluff, J. Popeck, T. Cross, J. Cornell, J. Zellner. Bob O’Neil warms up for shot-put. Jerry DuBrave takes lead in high-hurdles. 199 YES . . . AND NO . . . Graduation is the end of an era in your life. It s also the beginning of a new era for you ... a period when the responsibilities of adulthood suddenly appear. Bank standing is something that will help you meet those ponsibili- ties head-on. By doing business with a bank through use of checking, savings, loan or other facilities, you establish the financial reputation and maturity that today ' s successful person needs. Throughout your life . . . the only bank you ' ll ever need is First-City. FIRST-CITY NATIONAL BANK 200 Phone 648-4177 VILLAGE CORNER 1002 River Road M. R. 97 Binghamton, N. Y. 13901 Flowers for All Occasions Open Daily 10 ' til 5 Thurs. and Fri. Evenings ' til 9. Any Evening by Appointment The small shop with taste and bright fresh ideas . . . for the unique in gifts! Congratulations Class of ' 68 HELPEE-SELFEE CLEANING CENTER CHENANGO PLAZA i a min. COIN HELP lwmdry and DRV CLEAN DRY CLEANING - PRESSING - REPAIRING - DYEING ' Uillacje Shop, Gleanesi i DRIVE IN 2 HR. SERVICE JIMMY COPP, Prop. RA 4-5076 1369 1015 Chenango St. Hillcrest, N. Y. Compliments of TAU PHI EPSILON Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 ■ Eh ■ I A -Jj ■ _,, SHim 1 Vu i JHk ? _ ' T ' k i iLjl - WEBmm ■ DELMAR STUDIO Official Warrior Photographer 137 Court Street RA 4-6661 ■ SMITH-LUMBER SERVICE Do-lt-Yourself-HQ. KATTELVILLE RD. CHENANGO BRIDGE Our Very Best to the 1968 Grads RON ' S BARBER SHOP Hillcrest New York BARRON ' S FAMILY SHOE STORE RA 3-0424 1344 Front St., Binghamton,N. Y. Congratulations Class of ' 68 Compliments of LAMBDA SIGMA FRATERNITY Compliments of EVERETT THOMPSON DAIRY BAR milkshakes—sodas—sundaes PAUL J. BROOKS INC. General Insurance 130 Main Street 729-9292 ■ STURGES EQUIPMENT CORP. Congratulations to Class of ' 68 HARDING COAL CO. Chenango Bridge 648-4169 COAL — FUEL OIL — MASON SUPPLIES 1432 Front St. Binghamton, N.Y. TRACTORS 203 CHET KULP, JR., Reg. Pharm. Phone 723-9593 COMMUNITY DRUGS ALL WAYS BETTER Hillcrest Shopping Center FREE DELIVERY 1208 Arterial Highway Binghamton, N. Y. Congratulations Class of ' 68 Compliments of DAVID ' S HI-RAN MOTORS Congratulations Seniors Compliments of CV VARSITY CLUB Jay Barber Dave Benko Bob Bennett Dave Brenner Richard Brown John Burtis Joe Casey Bill Comfort Dave Cox Tom Cross George Eck Gene Flint Dale Grahm Pat Hartigan Craig Harting Terry Holcomb Dave Horvath Joe Kendrick Bob Kennicutt Chuck Lasicki Dale Leighton Jim Lomanoco Mark Lomanoco —Treas. Gary Maines Don McPartland Bob Mee Bill Perkins— Vice Pres. Mike Phillips Jim Popeck Jack Reed Steve Rennel Chris Rozer Tom Sayre Webb Sission Craig Smith Andy Sopchak —Sec. Bud Sweet —Pres. Bib Warfield Jim White John Wright VAN ' S BARBER SHOP 1161 Front Street Binghamton, New York Best place in town to part with your hair. SAMMY ' S GROCERY Cold Meats — Groceries 1095 Chenango St. RA 2-0517 204 FRED ' S HARDWARE CENTER Housewares — Garden Supplies Rentals 1070 Arterial Highway, Hillcrest Binghamton, New York RA 3-6176 Compliments of CORNABY ' S GROCERY 53 Nowlan Road Hillcrest RA 2-9632 MORRISON PHARMACY CHENANGO PLAZA Congratulations Class of ' 68 to 205 WOODY ' S BARBER SHOP Across from Port Dick Fire Station 2 Barbers Expert Service WEEKDAYS 8—7 SATURDAYS 8—6 BRITTON INSURING AGENCY 66 Hawley Street RA 3-3563 C. Earl Lowe Logan F. Wheeler Lynn H. Bryant James F. Boland, Jr. Lillian McNitt Clifford McNitt Douglas Shaver Stuart S. Kirkpatrick rr rj JOHN DEERE J LAWN GARDEN TRACTORS RUDY ' S LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT 1036 Front Street RA 4-5014 ’Headquarters for John Deere Lawn and Garden Equipment BOB ' S ATLANTIC Chenango Bridge New York 648-4320 LOU RAPPAPORT House of 1000 Items I 149 Front St. RA 3-5436 MARINE IVII TRUST COMPANY OF SOUTHERN fMEW YORK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 206 STAN ' S ROTARY SERVICE TIRES—BATTERIES—REPAIRS—LUBRICATION STAN SYPNIEWSKI Proprietor 1053 Front Street Binghamton, New York JIM ' S MEAT MARKET HOME OF QUALITY MEATS 648-4300 Compliments to the Class of 1968 From NORMAN TRAINO HERFF JONES CO. The Class of ' 68 is LEADERSHIP IN ACTION Congratulations From WALTER C. ROSE McIntosh ready mix concrete binghamton crushed stone 207 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 68 CHENANGO BRIDGE MEDICAL GROUP TOMMY ' S HAIR STYLES 78 Court Street Perfect For That Special Date 723-5457 723-5458 onaretail oho ns CIolso of Xs JUNIOR LEADERS WE ' RE TICKLED PINK TO SERVE YOU AT CHENANGO VALLEY HIGH Our very best wishes for success and happiness go with the graduates. Before you go, Se niors, tell the underclassmen our service can ' t be beat when it comes to yearbooks, school rings and graduation announcements. REGIONAL OFFICE L. G. Balfour Company Taylor Publishing Co. P. O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 GUS HODGKINS—BOB GRAY—DON NASH JIM GERDING—DICK SIMS CHARLES E. DOLL INSURANCE AGENCY All kinds of insurance CHENANGO VALLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1309 Front Street Binghamton, New York 13905 Phone RA 3-8997 also known as HISTORY CLUB Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for mankind. —Horace Mann BRIDGE BARBER SHOP Chenango Bridge Shopping Center Tues.—Fri. Sat. 10 A.M.—7:30 P.M. 8 A.M.—5 P.M. I SALL-STEARNS The Store for Men and Young Men 41 Court Street Binghamton, N. Y. 209 TO THE SENIORS OF 1968 Another year has come and gone at good o ' le C.V. High, And now comes the time for the class of ' 68 to leave and say, good-bye Remember all the great, great times with teachers, books and friends And how you were mod and cool to keep up with the trends. The year of 1968 those many study halls And parents saying, Just because you ' re a senior, don ' t let those marks take falls The years at Chenango Valley have filled you with knowledge, Now you look ahead to a new life at college. Grand old ' 68 The re-juvenated school with many changes, like a brand new swimming The ice cream treats, holes in the ceiling, Taking the car and doing some wheeling . Whalin ' with friends, Take in some movies, Doing your homework, Just being groovy. Welf, your last year at Chenango Valley is don You had your troubles, you had your fun, It ' s all over, you ' ve had your time, Best of luck in your futures from the class of sixty-nine. FROM THE CLASS OF 1969 Compliments of CHENANGO VALLEY JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY LEADERSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP CITIZENSHIP There are four sorts of men: He who knows not and knows not he knows not: he is a fool—shun him; He who knows not and knows he knows not: he is simple—teach him; He who knows and knows not he knows: he is asleep—wake him; He who knows and knows he knows: he is wise—follow him. —Arabian proverb 1055 Front Street Dial RA 4-3421 Compliments of DRAMA CLUB All the world ' s a stage, and all the men and women merely players . . —Shakespeare Compliments of MORNINGSIDE ESSO 1055 Front Street Dial RA 4-3421 STANTON ' S SHOES Hillcrest Plaza Binghamton, New York 722-0261 BUCKY ' S BARBER SHOP Rt. 7 Across from CVHS At Tingley’s Trailer Park Expert Haircutting Tues.—Fri. 8 a.m.—7 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.—4 p.m. Air-conditioned Closed Monday 211 To Explain To Awaken To Enlighten To Entertain The Press YOUR FRIENDLY HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER And . . . WINR Radio and TV MAPES MOVING STORAGE CO., INC. Compliments to Class of 1968 Moving—Storage ZOPP ' S DELICATESSEN 100 Oakdale Road Westover Section 1123 Front Street Binghamton RA 9-2266 Our Very Best to The 1968 Grads P. A. WILSON RON ' S BARBER SHOP Groceries and Fresh Cut Meats 867 Chenango St. Hillcrest New York We Deliver —RA 2-3469 j : 212 CV KEY CLUB AUCHINACHIE PLUMBING LTD. 216 Clinton Street RA 2-5660 Plumbing and Heating CHENANGO BRIDGE RED AND WHITE Choice Groceries and Meats NIMMONSBURG MARKET Full line of groceries 1158 Front Street RA 2-9810 Anthony Carulli, Owner Congratulations to Class of ' 68 MACH ' S SUNOCO Front Street and Smith Road j§ PI ' 213 Bonne Chance a la Classe de — 1968— FRENCH CLUB Compliments of DAIRYLEA MILK RIDLEY-LOWELL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Combining 150 Years ' Experience in the Field of Business Education Catalog Sent on Request 116 Front Street 724-2941 214 STEVE RA 3-9984 TOM RA 3-8864 ILLSLEY BROS. Bulldozer Backhoe Dump Truck Loader Services Top Soil Fill Dirt Demolition R. D. 3, Nolan Road Binghamton, N. Y. Compliments of G H DINER 343 Front Street Binghamton New York Stop at THE SPOT DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Upper Front Street Binghamton, New York HILLCREST PHARMACY 870 Chenango St. MAKE GIANT FOOD MARKET Upper Front Street STOVES • HEATING • APPLIANCES 135 WASHINGTON STREET . PHONE 3-6455 • BINGHAMTON. N Y YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE RANGES WAYNE ' S SINCLAIR 1316 Front Street Binghamton, New York Official N.Y.S. Inspection Station 24 hour AAA road service Phone RA 2-9671 Congratulations to Class of ' 68 TINGLEY ' S TRAILOR PARK 215 Congratulation ' s to Class of ' 68 HANK ' S Men ' s and Boys ' Wear Clothing, Sporting Goods and Shoes 1339 Front Street Binghamton, New York MAMSELLE ' S COIFFURES 785 Chenango Street Port Dickinson, New York High styling by Geraldine and Carlo specializing in haircuts and tints RA 3-1244 Compliments of SUNSET LANES Kirkwood Compliments of WOLFINGER ' S Compliments of GEORGE N. KURUC SON Licensed Electrical Contractors Kirkwood, New York RA 4-0242 ALBANY-BINGHAMTON EXPRESS, INC 1299 Arterial Highway, Hillcrest J.. CLIFFORD SIGNOR, JR., Manager Compliments and Best Wishes From the SENIOR BAND to the CLASS OF ' 68 B B MARKET Frozen Food Locker Plan 1330 Front Street 724-4013 SAWTELLE TRAVEL SERVICE Security Mutual Building RA 3-7391 Airlines—Cruises—Resorts where all SQUJR6 Prep Shop your friends buy their nicest clothes 54 Court Street Compliments to Class of ' 68 PATTERNS—NOTIONS—BUTTONS Compliments of AL KLEIN SINCLAIR 1501 Chenango Street FINE FASHION FABRICS HOURS 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. DAILY Phones 1245 Front Street RA 3-9767 or RA 2-8425 Binghamton, N.Y. 217 Way to go, SENIORS Good Luck From the Class of ' 70 to THE CLASS OF ' 68 218 Compliments of PEP CLUB Start Your Married Life Right With A COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME From AHLBERG MOBILE HOMES Rte. 369 Next to Chenango Valley State Park R. D. I, Chenango Forks, N. Y. 13746 (607) 648-8000 RICE ' S MARKET 53 Griswold Street RA 4-9664 the finest in fresh meats JOHN ' S BODY SHOP Compliments of MAINES CANDY PAPER CO. John Chordas, Proprietor 24 hour service Towing—Collision—Painting Rt. 12 I2A at 1447 Upper Front Street Binghamton, New York FRANCIS CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Commercial—Residential Remodeling 109 Robinson Street Binghamton 722-7263 724-2928 Compliments of SIGMA PHI NOTHING Founded 1967 by the Big 5 219 SPALDING—WILSON—MacGREGOR Sporting Goods DAVE ' S HARRIS ARMY NAVY STORE 167-169 Washington Street Binghamton, N. Y. Phone RA 4-2543 Compliments of NELSON ELLIS Wayside Furniture and Rugs ROUTE 7, PHONE RA 3-6444 ASHLEY RESEARCH CORPORATION Port Crane New York 220 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 68 Compliments of UNIVERSAL INSTRUMENT CHENANGO VALLEY SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY LEADERSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP CL I v 221 Laminated Plastic by KITCHEN KRAFT 64 Travis Ave. Binghamton, New York LOUIS J. GUTHEIL 72-21137 72-48090 Compliments of TOWN COUNTRY BOWLING LANES HAGGERTY FORBES Clothing and Furnishings Since 1909 96 Front Street Binghamton, New York SINCE 1910 INVITATIONS—CARDS—DIPLOMAS—YEARBOOKS R. J. BOB GROENENDAAL Cortland, New York 13045 Phone: 756-2459 Code 607 When You Want Everything to Be Right The Senior Class Thanks Chenango Valley for Six Interesting Years. 7th Grade; Our first exchange student at C.V. 8th Grade: First case of senioritis began in the Class of ' 68 9th Grade: A great sports year at C.V. 10th Grade: They tried to fix the roof. I Ith Grade: The two party system was started. 12th Grade: We constructed a swimming pool and installed a new scoreboard. 223 1967-1968 . . . A Year 224 of Change, New Experiences, and Achievements. 225 226 “That’s What Education Means To Be Able To Do What You’ve Never Done Before.” George Palmer Life of Alice Freeman Palmer 227 Index SEVENTH GRADERS Alcott, Jill 104 Aldrich, Anna 104 Alfaro, Elena 104 Allen, Teri 104 Angelo, Michael 104 Apgar, Bruce 104 Austin, Charles 104 Austin, Robert 104 Backus, Edythe 104 Backus, George 104 Baker, Lawrence 104 Baldwin, Kimberly 104 Baldwin, Michael 104 Ballard, Janet 101 Barklow, Benjamin 104 Barnes, Steven 104 Barsham, Sally 104 Baycura, Peter 104 Beam, Charlene 104 Bednar, Cynthia 104 Bell, Kevin 104 Benko, James 104 Benscoter, Debbie 104 Bianco, Jeffery 104 Bidwell, Dale 104 Bigelow, Rhonda 104 Bogart, Maria 104 Boland, Michael 104 Bolender, John 104 Bolton, David 104 Bowman, Nancy L. 104 Bradley, Kevin 104 Braid, Dann E. 104 Brenner, John 104 Bronson, Darwin 104 Bronson, James 104 Brown, Cindy 104 Brown, Cynthia L. 104 Brown, David 104 Brown, Jerry 104 Brown, Karen 104 Brown, Robert 104 Brown, Sherri 104 Butkowsky, Richard 104 Cullen, Debbie 104 Callahan, Kevin 104 Canale, Therese 104 Carman, Joel 104 Charlier, Gary 104 Cole, Suzanne 104 Conner, Denise 104 Contro, Rose 104 Cook, Kenneth 104 Cook, Linda 104 Cook, Patricia 104 Corey, Gary 104 Cox, Demis 104 Cross, Edward 104 Darcangelo, Ronald 104 Deling, Bruce 104 DeRigo, Michele 104 DeVine, Marsha 104 DeZuba, Michael 104 Decker, Kim 104 Denucci, James 104 Dimascio, Susan 104 Dolezal, John 104 Donahue, John Donnelly, Joseph 104 Dotman, David 104 DuBrava, John 104 Durbin, Diane 10 Eddy, Donna Lee Edwards, Douglas 104 Edwards, James 104 Edwards, Jonathan 104 Ehrets, Richard 104 Eslileman, James 104 Evans, Virginia 104 Fadden, Richard 104 Falls, Brian 104 Felice, Robert 104 Fernald, Mary 104 Fisher, Carol 104 Fisher, Jeffrey 104 Forbis, Patricia 104 Forbis, Peggy 106 Forsyth, Terry 104 Foster, Roger Freeman, Douglas 104 Frey, Vernon 104 Furgeson, Joanne 104 Gallo, Barry 104 Gelatt, Sherry 104 George, Sabrina 104 Gevert, Sue Ann 104 Gitchell, Robin 104 Glover, Joseph 104 Gore, Sue 104 Graham, Blake 106 Granger, Joan 104 Green, Cynthia 106 Greene, Debra 106 Gregory, Heather 106 Haick, Melissa 106 Hall, Randy 106 Hannon, Edward 106 Harrison, Cary Harrison, Richard 106 Hatch, Diane 106 Hazilla, Verda 106 Herman, Bruce 106 Hickling, Jeffrey 106 Hillard, Kenneth 106 Himan, Laurie 106 Hohl, Janet 106 Holaway, David 106 Holcomb, Cheryl 106 Homza, Ronnie 106 Howell, Mark 106 Hubert, Kim 106 Hughes, Keith 106 Hughes, Richard 106 Hurlbut, Gordon 106 Jacob, Jeffrey 106 Jamieson, James 106 Johns, Marcia 106 Johnson, Carol 106 Johnson, Valerie 106 Jones, Gary Jones, Jeffrey 106 Jones, Jeffrey S. 106 Kadanonak, Dale 106 Kodaronak, Sherry 106 Keller, Robert 106 Kelly, Sue 104 Klein, Eugene 106 Koltz, Cathy 106 Korell, Dennis 106 Kovacs, Marilyn 106 Kresge, Douglas 106 Krise, Gerald 106 Kubisa Deborah 106 Kuhn, Jean 106 Kushner, Andrea 106 Kutz, James 106 Langevin, John 106 Lawrence, Lavern 106 Lee, George 106 Lenox, Cynthia 106 Lewis, Nancy 106 Lewis, Paul 106 Linville, Nancy 106 Little, Gary 106 Losinger, Darryl 106 Lowell, Susan 106 Lucas, Cynthia 106 Lunn, Richard 106 Lutz, Dona 106 Lynady, Kathleen 106 Lynch, Shawn 106 MacKenzie, Heather 106 Mackey, Dennis 106 Mahoney, Sharon 106 Manul, Holly 106 Marks, Lee 106 Martin, Richard 106 Matteson, Andrea 106 Matteson, Mary 106 Mazzei, Marc 106 McAvoy, Michele 106 McCrady, Dewaine 106 McDonald, Margaret 106 McNally, Michael 106 McPart.land, Robert 106 Mead, Darlene Mead, Marcia 106 Meade, Regina 106 Meagher, Lynette 106 Meaker, Kristeen 106 Middleton, John 106 Miller, Jeffrey 106 Miner, Barbara 106 Minor, Jim 106 Molessa, Leslie 106 Morgan, Keith 106 Moulthrop, Matthew 106 Murdock, Susan 106 Murray, Colleen 106 Nastan, Richard 106 Neild, Ricky 106 Nesterick, Linda 106 Nevel, Debra 106 O’Neill, Colleen 106 Oliver, Karen 106 Panko, William 106 Parrich, Michael 107 Pease, Susan 107 Peeoraro, Christopher 107 Pellet, Michael 107 Penwell, James 107 Perrigo, Gale 107 Peterson, Martha 107 Phillips, Brad 107 Pickett, Marc 107 Pierce, Carol 107 Pittsley, Richard 107 Popeck, Steven 107 Potter, Dana 107 Pratt, David 107 Puzo, Mark 107 Randall, Dawn 107 Randall, John 107 Rau, Anne 107 Rauch, Michele 107 Redmond, Nancy 107 Reed, Hugh 107 Relyea, Beverly 107 Reynolds, Barbara 107 Reynolds, Debra 107 Robertson, Jeffrey 107 Robinson, Linda 107 Robinson, Mark 107 Rose, Mary 108 Rossiter, Trudy 107 Ryan, Thomas 108 Saunders, Mary 107 Sabato, Sally 108 Sandell, Eugene 108 Schermerhorn, Deborah 108 Schroeder, Frank 108 Scouten, James 107 Seary, Jim 107 Shurtleff, Ruth 108 Silvernail, David 108 Silsbee, Carrie 108 Skinner, Raurie 108 Skoranski, Steve 108 Slick, Lillian 108 Slick, Michele 108 Sm ith, Dennis 108 Smith, Gary 108 Smith, James C. 108 Smith, James F 108 Snashall, Keven 108 Snell, Ronald 108 Snow, Cynthia 108 Spoor, Gale 108 Steele, Darlene 108 Stevens, Betty 108 Stevens, Carole 108 Stevens, Linda 108 Sutton, Robin 108 Swan, Arthur 108 Tarbell, William 108 Taren, Sara J. 108 Taylor, Ellen C. 108 Telep, Gary 108 Thomas, Daniel 108 Throup, Cheryl 108 Tiffany, Scott V. 108 Transue, Pan 106 Trebilcock, Dawn 108 Troy, Katheyn 108 Vetrino, Debra 108 Vining, Victoria 108 Waffle, Robert 108 Wage, Walter 107 Walker, Susan 108 Wall, Lori 108 Walrath, Mela nie 108 Warne, Stephen 108 Warner, Carl Washburn, Sarah 108 Wessels, Denise W. 108 West, Darlene 108 Wheeler, Deborah 108 Whetsell, Margaret 108 Whitcomb, Bonnie 108 Whitlock, Michael 108 Whitham, Dennis 108 Whittington, Keith 108 Wilbur, Kathleen 108 Wilcox, Amy S. 108 Wilcox, Daniel 108 Wilfley, Mark 108 Williams, Lawrence 108 Williams, Michael 108 Wilson, Diedre 108 Winterstein, Ronald 108 Wood, Charles Work, Paul 108 Young, Bonnie 108 EIGHTH GRADERS Abbey, Daniel 96 Abbey, Jay 96 Abdallah, James 96 Acly, Beverly 96 Allen, James 96 Allen, Roberta 96 Allison, Cynthia 96 Aurelio, Joseph 96 Babock, Julia 96 Bakay, Deborah 96 Baldwin, Melvin 96 Ballard, Daniel 96 Barbaram, Loretta 96 Barnes, Richard 96 Baxter, Cindy Lou Becker, James 96 Beekman, Nancy Benjamin, Brooke 96 Bennett, Diane 96 Bergmann, Arna 96 Berish, Jacki 96 Betts, Scott 96 Black, Theresa 96 Brace, Douglas 96 Brent, Judith 96 Bronson, James Brown, Aaron 96 Brown, Kim 96 Brown, Thomas 96 Brown, David 96 Buck, Bruce 96 Byrde, Darlene 97 Bullock, John 97 Burkhart, David 97 Cameron, Susabette 97 Chubbuck, Patricia 97 Cirba, Lee 97 Citrak, Robert 97 Clark, Roxanne 97 Clift, Patricia 97 Cockrane, Cheryl 97 Collins, Carol 97 Connor, David 98 Constable, Charles 97 Conte, Douglas 97 Cope, Paul 97 Crandall, Suzanne 97 Craver, Holly 97 Crosby, Jarvis 97 Cross, Andrew 97 Cross, Thomas 97 Curry, Gary 97 Dattoria, Michele 97 Daniels, Linda 97 Darcangelo, Michael 97 Dattoria, Michele 97 DeCastro, David DeLing, Bonnie 97 DeMolet, Lawrence 97 Demoski, Joanne 97 Dempsey, Gary 97 Desko, Valerie 97 DiMascio, Joseph 97 Dingman, Lorraine 97 Donahue, Joseph Dow, Debra 97 Durst, Coralie 97 Ebeling, Diane 97 Edwards, Lewis 97 Elliott, Stuart 97 Eskoff, Natalie 97 Evangelisti, Robert 97 Fairchild, Jeffrey 97 Feduke, Michael 97 Fetcinko, Michael 97 Finn, Brian 97 Fitzgerald, Bridget 97 Fleming, Linda 97 Forsyth, Thomas 97 Frayer, Richy 97 228 Fuller, Dawn 97 Gales, Stephen 98 Gamble, David 97 Gavula, Karen 97 Geenty, John 97 Gehr, Elinor 97 Gilmore, Roger 97 Gitchell, Rachel 97 Goodspeed, David 97 Graham, Gary 97 Greaves, Debrah 97 Gegory, Bruce 97 Groce, Eric 97 Grover, Caudace 97 Grunder, Carl 97 Guditis, Edward 98 Guy, Martin 98 Hall, David 98 Haltiner, Karl 98 Hamlin, Deborah 98 Hammond, Janice 98 Hanyon, Van 98 Harper, Steven 98 Harrison, Madonna Hatt, Vicky 98 Hatton, Barbara 98 Hartur, Elsa 98 Hartur, Sheldon Hawley, Michael 98 Hay, Randall 98 Hays, Susan 98 Haynes, Larry 98 Heier, Dale 98 Heinrich, Richard 98 Hill, Kathy 98 Holbert, James 98 Hotchkiss, Robert 98 House, Carl 98 Huston, Michael 98 Jacobs, Dale 98 Johnson, Diane 98 Johnson, Robin 98 Jones, Sandra 98 Jackson, Gary 98 Jamieson, Richard 98 Johnson, Gary 98 Jones, Keith Jones, Russell 98 Julian, Joseph 98 Kane, Marian 98 Kennicutt, David 98 Kenyon, Marsha 98 Knapp, Thomas 98 Kocak, Ellen M. 98 Kocak, Robert 98 Kocik, Julianne 98 Koltz, James 98 Koppe, Paul 98 Korinek, James 98 Krisko, Cheryl 98 Krbanick, Crispin 98 LaTorrey, Rhonda 98 Lance, Kathaleen 98 Laris, Daniel 98 Laven, Sally 98 Lawrence, David 98 Layton, Suzanne 98 Lewis, Nancy Lindsey, Barbara 98 Linsky, Leslie 98 Lombardo, Lynne 98 Lusk, Penny 98 Lee, Robert 99 Lee, Terry 99 Lipe, Shane 99 Little, Larry 99 Loveland, Fred 99 Lynch, Janet 99 Lynn, Christine 99 MacKenzie, Marcia 99 Mach, Carol 99 Macko, Lawrence 99 Mangan, Kim 99 Mapes, Nina Marsh, Dana Martin, Janet 99 Martin, Richard 99 Martin, William McAvoy, Rebecca 99 McDaniel, Robert 99 McDonald, Colleen 99 McGee, Brian 99 McMahon, John 99 Merrill, Wendy 99 Michael, David 99 Michaelson, Deborah 99 Millen, Brenda 99 Miller, Raymond 99 Mischler, Robert 99 Morgan, Neil 99 Mo wry, Gina 99 Mulligan, Cheryl 99 Munney, Brian 99 Musto, Michele 99 Negus, Paul 99 Neil, Victoria Newby, Donald 99 Newton, Christine 99 Nichols, G. Wayne 99 O’Brien, Judy 99 O’Brien, William 99 O’Neil, Terry 99 Orinik, John 99 Orinik, Theodore Paeteold, Lynne 99 Parker, William 99 Pavilonis, Patrick 99 Peake, Carolyn 99 Perault, David 99 Percik, Carol 99 Perkins, Patricia 99 Perrego, Linda 99 Perry, Colleen 99 Peters, William 99 Petkash, David 99 Petrisak, Dennis 99 Picrdomenico, Harry 99 Pinncy, Thomas 99 Pospisil, Linda 99 Pratt, Kathy 99 Randall, Brian 100 Rees, Edward 100 Relyca, Charles 100 Rice, Catherine 99 Richards, William 100 Rigan , David 100 Rittenhouse, Marilyn 100 Robertson, Michael 100 Robinson, Nancy 100 Robinson, Richard 100 Roland, Patricia Ryan, Donna 100 Saeger, Craig 100 Saint, John Eric 100 Schaffer, Hal 100 Schimpff, Pamela 100 Schoefer, Carrie 100 Scott, Martin 100 Scrivener, Kathy 100 Seary, George 100 Sells, David 100 Serafine, Mary Shaffer, Gary 100 Shaffer, Melody 100 Sharer, David 100 Silsbee, Peter 100 Slater, Marjorie 100 Slauson, Diane 100 Smith, Christopher 100 Smith, Denise 100 Smith, James 100 Smith, Nancy 100 Snedeker, Dawn 100 Speer, Elizabeth 100 Spisak, Roger 100 Spittle, Jill 100 Spoor, Lawrence Jr. 100 Springer, David 100 Springer, Raymond 100 Stacey, Mark 100 Staniulis, Mark 100 Steele, Joanne 100 Stevens, Mark 100 Stewart, Heather 100 Stone, Theresa 100 Stuart, Donna 100 Swartz, Kathleen 100 Swartz, Patricia 100 Swavola, Wayne Swingle, Karen 100 Tacci, Catherine 100 Tarrant, Dale 100 Taylor, Karen 100 Taylor, Richard 100 Teeter, Deborah 100 Tcsar, Ricky 100 Tingley, Donna 100 Travis, Patricia 100 Trebilcock, Donna 100 Thomas, Steven 100 Tiffany, Richard 100 Till, Gary 100 Tombs, J. Casey 100 Travis, David 100 Turner, Scott 100 Van Aken, Tereas 100 Van Camp, Deborah 100 Van Kuren, Dennis 100 Vermilya, Sarah 100 Vermilya, Susan 100 Vincent, Debra 100 Walker, Ann 100 Walling, Kim 100 Watkins, Maureen 100 Wells, Keith 100 Wendell, Barbara 100 Whitford, Glenn 100 Whitmarsh, Debra 100 Wickizer, Lora 100 Wilbur, Richard 100 Will, David 100 Williams, Gary 100 Williams, Michael 100 Williams Michael 100 Wittman, Richard 100 Wood, Nancy 100 Woodruff, Joan 100 Yeager, Daniel 100 Zellner, Kurt 100 Zembck, Diane 100 NINTH GRADERS Acly, Roger 88 Allison, Danny 88 Almy, Timothy 88 Anderson, Mark 88 Angelo, Vickie 88 Apger, Cheryl 88 Argento, Stephen 88 Atwater, Michael 88 Auchinachie, Timothy 88 Austin, Brenda 88 Baker, Joan 88 Baker, Theresa 88 Baldwin, Constance 88 Baldwin, William 88 Ballard, Dennis 88 Barnes, Betsey 88 Barry, David 88 Bartnicki, Sharon 88 Bar ' inchak, Richard 88 Bates, Barbara 88 Bednor, Karen 88 Bell, Gary 88 Bellnier, David 88 Belveg, David 88 Bendzel, Donna 88 Benko, Diane 88 Birdsall, Richard 88 Blabac, Robert 88 Bigelow, Emily 88 Bishop, Anita 88 Black, Edwin 88 Black, William 88 Blakeslee, Barry 88 Blakeslee, George 88 Boehmke, Margaret 88 Boland, Michael 88 Boland, Timothy 88 Bolender, Patricia 88 Bolt, Bruce 88 Bolt, Eugene 88 Bolt, Nancy 88 Boughton, Sharon 88 Briggs, Gary 88 Brink, Jenifer 88 Bronson, Dwight 88 Brown, Carlton 88 Brown, Denise 88 Burford, Sheila 88 Burtis, Jeffrey 88 Bush, David 88 Canale, Thomas 88 Carey, Rodney 88 Chamberlain, Terri 88 Conroy, Florence 88 Contro, Jenny 88 Cohe, Ricard 88 Coon, Eileen 88 Copeland, Jeffrey 88 Crandall, Marie 88 Crosby, Jerold 88 Cross, Timothy 88 Cunningham, Linda 88 Davall, Douglas 88 Davis, Maria 88 Davis, Terry 88 DeMaria, Debbie 88 DeVine, Melanie 88 Demoski, Kenneth 88 Dewing, Robert 88 Difendcrfer, Irene Dillingham, Bonnie 91 Dillingham, Ronnie 88 Dimmick, Philip 88 Dingman, Charles 88 Doebler, Deborah 88 Donahue, Kevin 88 DuBrava, Caroline 88 Eboch, Kara 88 Edwards, James 88 Edwards, Jerry 88 Eggleston, Mike 88 Fahs, Lucinda 88 Falzarano, Robert 88 Fayerweather, Joyce 88 Fenwick, James 90 Filiak, Kathy 90 Flavin, Maurice 90 Fortran, Randolph 90 Francis, Gary 90 Frederici, Stcben 90 Furgeson, Emmett 90 Furney, Daniel 90 Galloway, Wayne 90 Gaston, April 90 Geenty, Mike 90 Greenley, Beth 90 Gregory, Dale 90 Gregory, Ellen 90 Griffis, Lisa 90 Gunster, David 90 Hall, Martin 90 Hamlin, David 90 Hammitt, Gary 90 Handte, Malcolm Hanna, Wayne 90 Harmcr, Herbert 90 Harrington, Rose 90 Harris, Gregg 90 Hatalla, Pamela 91 Hautur, James 90 Haynes, Gary 91 Heater, Russell 91 Herman, Debbie 90 Hess, Peggy 90 Hierl, Paul 91 Hill, Cindy 90 Hilton, Betty 90 Hines, Carol 90 Hitt, Kevin Hobbing, Gale 91 Hogrefe, Pamela 91 Hone, Jeffrey 91 Holcomb, Jon 91 Holt, Timothy 91 Hudson, Rexford 91 Hughes, Michael 91 Humphrey, Bonnie Hunt, Gregory 91 Huston, Gary 91 Jackson, Kenneth 91 Jacobs, Patricia 91 Jagger, Robin 91 Jenson, Raymond 91 Johnson, Peter 91 Jones, Brain 91 Jones, Mary 91 Katz, Merle 91 Kearns, Laurie 91 Keeler, Christopher 91 Kenyon, Karen 91 Kenyon, Ronald 91 Kisner, Artie Jean 91 Kneeois, Melody Knapik, Paul 91 Knapp, David 91 Kobbe, Milo 91 Kocher, Randy 91 Kocher, Wendy 91 Korte, Eric 91 Kovacs, Kathy 91 Koval, Sandra 91 Ksenics, Bonny 91 Kubisa, Donald 91 Kushner, Phyllis 91 Lacey, Thomas Lalla, Paulette 91 Larson, Peter 91 Laven, Brian Laven, Gary 91 Lee, Sharon 91 Lees, Rodney 91 Lunn, John 91 Mackenzie, Bruce 91 Mach, Joseph 91 Mack, Barbara 91 Mackey, Charles 91 Mackey, Linda Majors, Thomas 91 Mangan, Christine 91 Mann, Joseph 91 Mason, Derek 91 Matteson, Raymond 91 Matts, Donna 91 Mays, Deborah 91 McAvoy, Kevin 91 McGowan, Patricia 91 McGuiness, Colleen 91 Medovich, Linda 91 Medovich, Stephen 91 Mee, Ann 91 Miller, Charles 91 Miller, Donald Miller, James 91 Moore, Robert 91 Morgan, Mary 91 Mott, Sharon Moulthrop, William 91 Murray, Michael 91 Nash, Carol 91 Nevel, Sharon 91 New, Denise 91 Nicholai, Olive 91 Nichols, Nancy 91 O’Neil, Gary 91 229 Oliver, Barry 91 Osborne, Janice 91 Ottaway, Michelle 91 Panko, Cynthia 91 Paterson, Nancy 92 Pecka, Steven 91 Pease, Patricia 92 Peebles, Gail 92 Pennefeather, James 93 Perkins, Mary Lou 92 Pert, Gary 92 Peterson, Lisa 92 Phillips, Thomas 92 Piatt, Karen 92 Pierce, John 92 Pittsley, Elizabeth 92 Powell, Oscar 92 Pratt, Kathy 92 Pratt, Kerry 92 Quick, Deborah 92 Ralston, Thomas 92 Randall, Darcie 92 Rapp, Mark 92 Rau, C. Peter 92 Reardon, Patrick 92 Relyea, Darlene 92 Requa, Diane 92 Resciniti, John 92 Rhodes, Phyllis 92 Rich, Elyn 92 Riggs, Dennis 92 Robinson, David R. 92 Robinson, David W. 92 Robbins, Mildred 92 Rogers, John 92 Roland, Kathleen 92 Romanczuk, Patricia 92 Roser, Dennis Roser, Joseph 92 Roser, Samuel Ross, Debra 92 Rupert, Connie 92 Ruspantini, Barbara 92 Ryan, James 92 Ryder, Jack 92 Ryder, James 92 Saam, Kathy 92 Sabin, Guy 92 Sabitus, Coleen 92 Samek, Jacalyn 92 Sandwick, Judy 92 Seeley, Michael 92 Serafini, Julie 92 Shafer, Stephen 92 Shaheen, Sally 92 Shampang, Louella 92 Shaner, Darlene 92 Shaller, Roger 92 Sheeley, Carol 92 Shelby, Barbara 92 Silvernail, Susan 92 Sisson, James 92 Skinner, Karen 92 Skinner, Mark 92 Slater, Delilah 92 Slauson, Stephen 92 Smith, Carol 92 Smith, James E. Smith, Mark 92 Smith, Rodney 92 Smith, Scott 92 Smith, William 92 Smythe, Maud 91 Snow, Paul 92 Snow, Vicki 92 Snyder, Richard 92 Snyder, Tina 92 Soule, William 92 Steele, Patricia 92 Stevens, William 92 Strong, Susan 92 Suchanis, David 92 Sutton, Rulena 92 Swan, Edward 92 Sweet, Heidi 93 Sweet, Steven 92 Taylor, Harold 92 Taylor, Ronald 92 Taylor, Steven 92 Tesar, Donald 92 Tracy, Bruce 92 Transue, Kevin 92 Throup, Karen 93 Tingley, Jackson 93 Turner, Jeffrey 93 Uhouse, Deborah 93 Vollack, Marcia 93 Volosevich, Frances 93 Waffle, Richard 93 Wagner, Robert 93 Walrath, Gary 93 Warne, Burr 93 Warne, David 93 Washburn, Martha 93 Weber, Jane 93 Weidner, Frederick 93 Weir, Kenneth 93 Welch, Wayne 93 Wessels, Deborah 93 West, Susannah 93 Whetsell, Ronald 93 Whiting, Carleton 93 Whitney, Lorie 93 Wilcox, L. Mark 93 Williams, David 93 Wilson, Bruce 93 Winchell, Gary 93 Young, Jeffrey 93 Young, Melanie 93 Zemek, Diana 93 JUNIOR SPECIAL Bibbins, Dick 101 Bohne, Ronny 101 Butts, Ray 101 Cronk, James 101 Dillemuth, Rosanne 101 Gregory, Sharon 101 Gregory, Sheila 101 Hotaling. Charleen 101 Johnson, Martin 101 Kendrick, James 101 Merritt, Stewart 101 Olinsky, Betty 101 Wagner, Denneth 101 Whitman, Dale 101 TENTH GRADERS Acly, LcVerne 80 Aiken, Bonnie 78 Aldrich, David 78 Almy, John 78 Aloisi, Kenny 78 Alton, Joann 78 Alton, Norman 78 Angelo, Sharon 78 Austin, Charles 78 Austin, Kathryn 78 Axtell, Karen 78 Bach, David 78 Backus, Bonnie 78 Baker, Bert 78 Ballard, David 78 Ballard, Ronald 78 Barber, Jon 78 Barsham, Deborah 78 Bates, Gary 78 Benscoter, Carolyn 78 Bertram, Gary 78 Birch, Thomas 78 Blake, Daniel 78 Bodley, Joyce 78 Boland, Heather 78 Bowman, Linda 78 Brockway, Jennie 78 Brown, Patricia 78 Bryan, Jack 78 Bryde, Henry 78 Buono, Andrea 78 Burford, Valli 78 Butch, N. Gregory 78 Butenko, Catherine 78 Butky, Joette 78 Callea, Carol 78 Cargin, Mary 78 Carney, William 78 Casella, Renee 78 Charlier, Richard 78 Chittock, Pamela 78 Chordas, John 78 Christian, Linda 78 Clark, Jack Cole, Douglas 78 Conrad, Carol 78 Conrad, Susan 78 Coon, Clinton 78 Cornell, Denise Cornell, Terrill 78 Corson, Leslie 78 Cosier, Charlene 78 Crandall, James 78 Cross, Laurie 78 Davis, Mark 78 Decker, George 78 Cushman, Patricia 78 DeMolet, John 78 DeRosa, Adina 78 DeZuba, Denise 78 Debn ar, Theresa 78 Decker, Cherie 78 Demoski, Paula 78 Dickie, Carol 78 Dilley, Frank 78 Donnelly, Robert 78 Doren, Debra 78 Dunlap, Robert 78 Durst, Elizabeth 78 Dykeman, Robert Eastman, Donna 78 Ebeling, Richard 78 Eck, George 78 Edwards, Charles 78 EJdred, Marleta 78 Eldridge, Kathi 78 Emmi, Richard 78 Ettinger, Roy 78 Evans, Elizabeth 78 Fahey, Joseph 78 Fairchild, Lewis 78 Feduke, John 78 Fenwick, Mary 78 Fergusson, David 78 Fernald, Joyce 80 Fernandez, Louis 80 Ferro, Richard Fiato, James 80 Follett, Warren 80 Foote, Douglas 80 Ford, Donna 80 Forkey, James 80 Forsyth, David 80 Freeman, David 80 Fuller, John 80 Fulton, Mary 80 Furgeson, Jean Furney, Suzanne 80 Gajdorus, Gary 80 Gales, Gerow 80 Gamble, Charles 80 Gavula, Deborah 80 Gelatt, Lorraine 80 Gibbons, Mark 80 Gilbert, Mert 80 Glover, Vaughn 80 Goldberger, Margaret 80 Goodrich, Paul 80 Gould, Robert 80 Graham, Mark Greenlaw, David 80 Groat, Kathleen 80 Grubb, Deborah 80 Guldy, Sherri 80 Hall, Robert 80 Hamilton, Barbara 80 Hammond, Carolyn 80 Hanyon, Ronald 80 Harrington, John 80 Harrison, Virginia 80 Hatton, Charles 80 Hawley, Claudia 80 Hayes, Eugene 80 Hemenway, Janie 80 Hessney, Daniel 80 Hickling, William 80 Hills, Rodney 80 Hissin, Mary 80 Hissin, Theodore 80 Hoag, Donna 80 Holcomb, Dina 80 Holbert, Douglas 80 Holcomb, Dina 80 Hughes, Karen 80 Hupp, Linda 80 Illsley, Kenneth 80 Ivy, Stephen 80 Jackowski, Delores 80 Johnson, Robert 81 Jones, Gary 81 Jones, Jerry 81 Jones, Jerome 81 Jones, Margot 80 Jones, Thalie 80 Jones, Thomas Judd, Linda 80 Kalmbacker, Nancy 80 Kellogg, Denise 81 Kenyon, Stephen 81 Knapp, Debbie 81 Knapp, Sharon 81 Knox, Richard 81 Kocik, Thomas 81 Kopyar, Helen Kostyshak, Gail 81 Kresge, Joyce 81 Kuhn, Debra 81 Kutch, Michael 81 Kutz, Frederick 81 Lake, Marion 81 Lalley, Charles 81 Laman, Robert 81 Lance, Kathleen 81 Lasicki, Deborah 81 Layton, Douglas 81 Lee, Ronald 81 Levers, Kenneth 81 Lcvonik, Elizabeth 81 Lewis, Gary 82 Lewis, Stuart 82 Littlewood, Gail 81 Lorenc, Suzanne 81 Lott, Patricia 82 Lowell, Pamela 82 Mangan, Gregory 82 Mangan, Steven 82 Marks, William 82 Maroney, Anna 82 Martin, Debra 82 Matalka, Victor McAvoy, Rowena 82 McAvoy, W. Patrick 82 McDonald, Dawn 82 Me Gee, Caroline 82 McGowan, Lynda 82 Me Gowan, Michael 82 McKaig, Kathy 82 McPhetters, Martha 82 Meaker, Dennis 82 Meaker, Donna 82 Medovich, Lawrence 82 Mee, Marilyn 82 Michael, Deborah 82 Miller, John Minor, Thomas 82 Mitchell, Dino 83 Mitrowitz, Judith Moffitt, Thomas 83 Mott, Linda 82 Moulthrop, Laurie 82 Mowry, Cynthia 83 Munney, Robert 82 Murdock, Charles 83 Murphy, Vince 83 Neiss, Timothy Nicholai, Alfred 83 Nilson, Lillian 83 O’Connor, Paniel 83 Olsovsky, Deborah 83 O’Neill, John 83 Osborne, William 83 Pavilonis, Diane 83 Pease, Carol 83 Pease, Gary 83 Peet, Linda 83 Perchinsky, Karen 83 Peters, Daniel 83 Peterson, Elin 83 Phillips, Gerald 83 Pierce, Susan 83 Piza, Joann 83 Planavsky, John 83 Poliak, Charles 83 Porter, Karen 83 Powell, Bernadette 83 Powell, Diane 83 Purple, Jacklyn 83 Quick, Kathleen 83 Raymond, Kay 83 Reed, John 83 Hayes, Salley Mrs. 83 Reh, Joan 83 Relyea, Darlene 83 Rhoades, Joann 83 Ritter, Catherine 83 Robertson, Bonni 83 Roland, Richard 83 Romano, Michael 83 Roser, Robert 83 Ross, Betty 83 Salisbury, Marilyn 83 Sail, Richard 83 Sandell, Timothy 83 Sattertliwaite, Patricia 83 Saunders, Linda 83 Sayer, Thomas 83 Schermerhorn, Diane 83 Seargent, Linda 83 Serara, Nadine 83 Sharak, Michael 83 Shaver, Gail 83 Sherman, Marsha 83 Signor, Brian 83 Silsbee, Michael 83 Skinner, Lynn 83 Slagle, Charles 83 Slater, Patricia 83 Slick, Edward 83 Smith, Bruce 83 Smith, Clifford 83 Smith, David 83 Smith, Maureen 83 Snashall, Robert 83 Snovcr, Patricia 83 Snyder, Colleen 83 Sohner, Stepher 83 Sopchak, Matthew 83 Spaford, Donna 83 Spak, Michael 83 Spisak, Paul 83 Sprague, Fred 83 Springer, Charlene 83 Stanton, Glen 83 230 Staples, John 83 Stasko, Gloria 83 Stevens, Mary 83 Stuart, Jennifer 83 Swan, Marsha 83 Sweet, David Sweet, Kevin Swingle, Gary Tarrant, John 84 Taylor, Charles 84 Thomas, Margaret 83 Thomas, Michele 83 Todak, Gerald 84 Tozer, Christine 83 Travis, Jeffery 84 Tremaine, JoAnn 83 Tompkins, Ronald 84 Transue, Barry Van Aken, Michele 84 Vincent, Mary 84 Vollack, Karen 84 Volner, James 84 Wahl, James 84 Walker, Mildred 84 Wall, Kathie 84 Weckel, Darlene 84 Wharton, Barbara Whitman, Deborah 84 Wilcox, H. David 84 Williams, Eric 84 Willis, Patricia 84 Wood, Virginia 84 Worden, Sharon 84 Yonchuk, Dianne 84 Youket, Thomas 84 Zachariaz, Judy 84 Zemek, Julie 84 Zyck, Joanne 84 ELEVENTH GRADERS Allen, Gary 66 Allen, James Argento, Christopher 74 Ast, Yvonne 66 Atwater, Jonathan 66 Aurelio, Robert 66 Babcock, John 66 Baker, Bruce 66 Baker, Cynthia 66 Baker, Yvonne 66 Baldwin, Kathleen 66 Barklow, Thomas 66 Barlow, Dixie 66 Baron, Kathleen 66 Barsham, James 66 Bartek, Daniel 66 Baycura, David 66 Bednar, William 66 Bellnier, Michael 66 Belveg, Francis 66 Bement, Daniel 67 Benko, David 67 Bennett, Bobby 67 Benning, Susan 66 Bergmann, Kristin 66 Bigelow, Bruce 67 Birmingham, Dolores 66 Blanford, Ruth 66 Bogart, Margaret 66 Bolender, Peter 67 Bottle, Cathy 66 Bowman, Robert 67 Bray, Mary 66 Brenner, David 67 Bronson, Douglas 67 Bronson, David 67 Brown, Audrey 66 Brown, David 67 Brown, Debra 67 Brown, Gail 67 Brown, Howard 67 Brown, Lawrence 67 Brown, Margo 67 Brown, Ronald 67 Brutvan, Pamela 67 Bublinec, Sally 67 Burns, Claude Burrowghs, Annette 67 Burts, Larry 67 Bush, Jerry 67 Bush, Robert 67 Cermak, Francine 67 Chubbuck, Linda 67 Citrak, Richard 67 Cirba, Jane 67 Closs, Janet 67 Codington, Duane 67 Comfort, Sharon 67 Connor, Nancy 67 Connor, Nanette 67 Conrad, Daniel 67 Conrad, Wendy 67 Contro, Sharon 67 Cooley, John 67 Coon, James 67 Copeland, Deborah 67 Corey, Arnette 67 Cornwell, Cheryl 67 Cox, David 67 Cox, John 67 Cron, Dennis 67 Cross, Thomas 67 Dailey, Donna 67 Darling, JoAnn 67 Dean, Douglas 68 DeBergh, Diane 67 Decker, Carol 67 Decker, Paul Decker, Theo 67 Delanoy, Keith 68 Desbro, Deborah 68 Difenderfer, Barbara 67 Dingman, Linda 67 Doetsch, Elsie 68 Dolezol, Caroline 68 Dotman, Gary 68 Dow, Christopher 68 Dunham, Rick 68 Dutcher, Daniel 68 Eaton, William 68 Eshleman, Ronald 68 Edwards, Donald 68 Fahey, Catherine 68 Falzarano, Marilyn 68 Feduke, Gregory 68 Fisher, Deborah 68 Fitzgerald, Nora 68 Fleming, Judy 68 Forbis, Barbara 68 Fortran, Roderick 68 Francis, Mark 68 Friend, Annette 68 Fulkrod, Dianne 68 Fynboe, Andrea 68 Gates, Marsha 68 Gee, Rickie 68 Geenty, William 68 Gehr, Richard 23, 22 Gilbert, Steven 68 Gitchell, Renee 68 Graham, Dale 68 Griswold, Douglas 68 Gunster, Carolyn 68 Guy, Joanne 68, 28 Haley, Florence 68 Hammitt, Charlene 68 Handte, Paul 68 Harding, Charles 68 Harlost, Robert 68 Harper, Wendy 68 Harrington, Douglas 68 Harris, Gary 68 Hart, Gay 68 Hartigan, Patrick 68 Hatalla, Edward 68 Hause, Scott 68 Hay, Daniel 69 Hazlett, Gregory 69 Hess, Linda 68 Hissin, Terry Hitchcock, Joyce 68 Holaway, Mary 68 Holbert, Joyce 69 Holbert, Kenneth Holcomb, Linda 69 Holcomb, Terry 69 Holmes, Dennis 69 Homza, Thomas 69 Horvath, David 69 Howsberger, Lynne 69 Huston, Gail 69 Jamieson, Scott 69 Jirauch, Gary 69 Johnson, Mary E. 69 Johnson, Mary L. 69 Jones, Craig 69 Jones, Judith 69 Jones, Kathleen 69 Jones, Roger 69 Kane, William 69 Kelly, Barry 69 Kelly, Karen 69 Kendrick, Joe 70 Kennicutt, Robert 70 Kenyon, Keevin 70 Kessler, Roxanne 69 Klein, Kathleen 69 Knapp, Laurie 69 Knapp, Mark 70 Koobe, Blanche Kobbe, Richard 70 Kocak, William 70 Kopalek, John 70 Kovacs, Alexander 70 Ksenics, Penny 70 Kubisa, Lawrence 70 Kurbanek, Michael 70 Langevin, Margaret 70 Lasicki, Charles 70 Lattimer, Leon 70 Lauback, Cris 70 Lawrence, Gary 70 Lawson, Jean 70 Lawyer, Bonnie 70 Layton, Joanne 70 Leahy, Ruth 70 Lee, John 70 Lee, Valerie 70 Lewis, Earl 70 Lewis, Kay 70 Linsky, Gary 70 Linville, Gary 70 Ljunggren, David 70 Lomonaco, James 70 Lomonaco, Mark 70 Loveland, Bruce Lynch, Cynthia 70 Lynch, Peter 70 Lyon, Mike 70 Mac Donough, Robert 70 Mack, Thomas 70 MacKenzie, Charles 70 Mackey, Donald 72 Macko, Diane 70 Macko, Justina 70 Mangan, Jeffrey 72 Mangan, Rodney 72 Matteson, Hope 70 McAvoy, Dennis 72 McKenzie, Howard 72 McMahon, Michael 72 McNeish, Linda 70 McPartland, Donald 72 McPherson, Deborah 70 Meaker, Kathy 70 Mee, Robert 72 Mika, Thomas Minor, Mike 72 Murphy, Linda 70 Negus, Andrew 72 Neil, Howard Newby, Gerald 72 Newton, John 72 Nicolai, Giselda 70 Nolan, Deborah 70 Noyes, Thomas 72 O’Connell, Gail 70 Olmstead, Marlene 70 Ottaway, Debra 70 Parrotte, Daniel 72 Peach, Maria 70 Pert, Linda 70 Petkash, Jeannette 70 Phillips, Michael 72 Pierce, Suzanne 72 Pratt, Danny 72 Pratt, Richard Pratt, Sandra 72 Prentice, Faith 72 Quackenbush, James 72 Randall, Ellen 72 Randall, Holly 72 Raymond, Kristi 72 Rees, Marilyn 72 Reid, Wendy 72 Richards, Bill 72 Rines, Elizabeth 72 Riter, Karen 72 Ritter, Michael 72 Rog, Connie 72 Romanczuk, Catherine 72 Rosenkrans, Rodney 72 Roser, Linda 72 Ruiz, Virginia 67 Ruspantini, Suzanne 72 Sabato, Daniel 72 Saeger, Christopher 72 Sage, Gary 72 Samek, Richard 72 Sandell, Vickie 72 Saunders, Timothy 72 Schiller, Jonathan 72 Scrivener, Patricia 72 Secor, Lynne 72 Sells, Sharon 72 Serafini, Larry 72 Shafer, Eric 72 Sheffer, Frederick 72 Sisson, Webb 72 Skinner, Raymond 74 Slauson, Kathleen 72 Smith, Charles 74 Smith, Craig 74 Smith, Evelyn Smith, Jeannette 72 Snedeker, Lynn 74 Solol, John 74 Sopchak, Andrew 74 Soule, Karen 74 Speer, Robert 74 Spittle, Bruce 74 Sprague, Wanda 74 Stasko, Karen 71 Steele, Leonard 71 Stein, Nancy 74 Susko, Robert 74 Sweet, Gary 74 Taylor, Melanie 74 Tesar, John 74 Thomas, Mary Thompson, Marjorie 74 Todack, Robert 74 Tomacek, Richard 74 Tombs, James 74 Tracy, Susan 74 Tucker, Ann 74 Turner, Gail 74 Vail, Dorothy 74 Van Aken, Roxanne 74 Van Camp, Pern 74 Volosevich, Barbara 71 Waffle, Mary 74 Walker, Eve 74 Warner, Robert 74 Weir, David 74 Wells, David 74 Whaley, Vincent 74 Whieldon, Carol 74 White, James 74 Whitham, Ronald 74 Whitman, Sandra 74 Williams, Carol 74 Williams, Donna 74 Williams, Elaine 74 Williams, Thomas 74 Wood, Robert 74 Wood, Thomas 74 Woodin, Hannelore 74 Woodworth, Ruth 74 Wright, John 74 Wright, Rennee 74 Wrighter, Carol 74 Yeager, Jonathon 74 Youket, Karen 74 Young, David 74 Zimmerman, Jane 74 SENIOR SPECIAL Aiken, Judy 85 Fedorwich, Nick 85 Greiner, Bruce 85 Heater, Patricia 85 Kestenis, Daniel 85 Lee, Chris 85 Lee, Dennis 85 Lewis, James 85 Mackey, Vickie 85 McAdams, Frank 85 Plain, Fred 85 Scott, Mike 85 Shelby, George 85 SENIORS Abplanalp, Albert 18, 58, 162 Atwater, Peter 18, 146, 194, 136, 58, 43 Baker, Paul 18, 28, 57, 58, 140, 143, 157 Baldwin, Deborah 18, 25, 58, 81, 148, 149, 173 Barber Debra Barber, Jay 18, 58, 27, 46, 57, 179, 137, 146, 136, 41, 139, 140, 199, 47 Barron, Nancy 18, 58, 50, 155 Beach, Sandra 18, 58 Bennett, Linda 19, 58 Bergman, Norma 19, 58, 151, 161 Blabac, Carolyn 19, 58 Blanford, Richard 19, 57, 58, 110, 23 Bogart, Michele 20, 58 Bowen, Robert 20, 58, 144 Branick, Sheila 20, 58 Bronson, Barbara 20, 58 Brown, Richard 20, 58 Brown, Stuart 20, 58 Brown, Timothy 20, 17, 19, 58, 150 Bruet, Martin 20, 58, 185 Buck, Roger 21, 58 Buck, Rosemary 21, 58 Burtis, John 179, 21, 142, 58, 38, 143, 191 Bushnell, Bonnie 21, 58, 140 Button, Susan 173, 137, 21, 26, 136, 25, 35, 58, 149 Cameron, Colleen 21, 58 Carey, Robert 21, 58 Carulli, Judith 22, 58, 48, 162 231 Casey, Joseph 179, 147, 22, 146, 58 Chidester, Susan 22, 58 Chordas, Patty 22, 58 Clark, Frank 22, 58 Cluff, Jacqueline 22, 17, 51, 160, 136, 58, 149 Cobb, Carolyn 22, 157, 58 Cogswell, William 22, 58, 152 Comfort, William 176, 179, 197, 24, 146, 19, 59, 52 Connor, Robert 24, 59 Connor, Paula 24, 59 Corey, Janet 24, 173, 25, 149, 59 Crandall, Marion 24, 59 Crawford, Diane 24, 59 Creagh, Edward 24, 59 Crosby, Judy 24, 166, 59 Cushman, Thomas 25, 59 Davall, Diane 25, 59 Davis, Diana 25, 59, 53 Davis, Linda 25, 59 Deans, Gordon 25, 59 Decker, Paul 25, 59 DeFillipps, Richard 25, 59, 144 Delanoy, Catherine 25, 162, 59 DeLing, Debbra 26, 59 Dellureficio, Richard 26, 59 Dodd, Thomas 26, 159, 59, 152, 161 Doebler, Lucinda 26, 143, 59, 150 Donahue, Donald 26, 59 Donnelly, James 26, 59 Donohoe, Michael 26, 59 DuBrava, Gerald 26, 166, 59, 199 Dutcher, William 27, 59 Eggleston, Gail 27, 157, 42, 50, 140, 59, 144 Eldred, Linda 27, 157, 160, 166, 140, 143, 59 Fahs, Glenda 27, 142, 154, 40, 41, 162, 143, 59 Faulkner, Sara 28, 140, 59 Fitch, Robert 28, 59 Flint, Gene 179, 197, 28, 146, 59 Forkey, Alan 28, 59 Forsyth, Frances 28, 162, 59 Fotusky, Timothy 28, 59 Fuller, Linda 28, 59 Gajdorus, Garth 29, 140, 59, 18 Gates, Melanie 29, 17, 149, 59 George, Regina 29, 149, 162, 59, 161, 52 Grace, John 29, 59 Gregory, Erik 29, 146, 157, 45, 166, 167, 140, 143, 59, 165 Griswold, Donald 29, 59 Griswold, Eugene 29, 59, 191 Grubb, Jane 29, 143, 59 Guernsey, Sharon 30, 60 Hall, Kathleen 30, 60 Hall, Margaret 30, 163, 140, 143, 60 Hall, Terry 30, 60 Hamilton, Gene 30, 60 Hammond, Gloria 30, 60 Harting, Craig 179, 30, 146, 51, 57, 27, 43, 140, 60, 152 Haulton, Linda 30, 40, 162, 60 Hines, Susan 31, 166, 60 Hitchcock, Marie 31, 60 Holt, Lee Ann 31, 154, 162, 140, 60 Hotaling, Blake 31, 60 Ivy, Elizabeth Jane 31, 57, 149, 28, 148, 42, 140, 143, 60, 152, 142 Jackowski, Joseph 31, 60 Jagger, Jody 31, 60 Janonis, Brian 31, 60, 144, 191 Jensen, Marilyn 32, 60 Jewell, Karen 32, 60 Johns, Cynthia 32, 60, 36 Keeler, Richard 32, 60 Kirch, Valerie 33, 31, 60 Kirkpatrick, Susan 33, 60 Knapp, Lisa 33, 149, 60 Knapp, Rebecca 33, 60 Knapp, Richard 178, 179, 34, 33, 146, 140, 60, 199 Knowles, Patricia 33, 162, 60 Knox, Thomas 33, 60 Kocher, Shirley 33, 162, 60 Kocik, Cecelia 35, 60 Kopalek, Thomas 35, 60, 191 Korinek, David 35, 60, 166 Kovacs, John 35, 24, 60, 191 Koval, Daniel 35, 151, 60, 165 Kring, Kathryn 35, 60, 155 Kruger, Norma 35, 60, 162 Kushner, Lawrence 35, 60, 44 Kutz, Richard 36, 60 Lance, Linda 36, 60 Langevin, Ann 36, 171, 60 Larnerd, Sharon 36, 60 Lattimer, Janet 36, 60 Lawrence, Patricia 169, 36, 160, 32, 166, 151, 143, 60 Lawrence, Steven 36, 60 Leahy, Thomas 61 Lego, Steven 37, 61 Leighton, Dale H. 179, 147, 196, 37, 146, 61, 185 Levers, Nancy 37, 61 Lewis, Roy Gene 37, 61 Linehan, Kathleen 37, 33, 61 Linville, Robert 37, 151, 61, 165 Lipe, William 37, 61 Lombardo, Thomas 37, 61, 155 Lucas, Gloria 39, 61, 165 Ludlam, James 39, 61 Ludy, Jeffrey 39, 30, 61 Lynch, Carolyn 39, 61 Lynch, Maureen 39, 162, 61 MacDonough, Kathleen 39, 156, 57, 140, 143, 61, 144, 21 Mahoney, Paul 39, 145, 61, 144 Maines, David 39, 61 Maines, Gary 40, 146, 37, 151, 140, 61, 199, 52 Majestic, Paulette 40, 57, 140, 61, 152 McAvoy, Angeline 40, 151, 61 Marsh, Roger 40, 61 Mason, Jennifer 40, 157, 57, 149, 140, 61, 18 McNeish, John 40, 61 Medovich, Michael 40, 61 Miller, James 40, 61 Miller, Janet 41, 156, 27, 160, 61, 144, 152, 161 Miller, Kenneth 41, 146, 51, 167, 151, 50, 61 Miner, Elaine 169, 41, 157, 61 Moore, Curtis 41, 61 Moore, Robert 41, 30, 61 Morgan, Larry 41, 61 Morgan, Michael 147, 41, 146, 57, 37, 43, 61 Morgan, Robert 41, 61 Murphy, Kathleen 42, 61 Mastan, Robert 42, 57, 154, 140, 61, 152, 18 Norris, Linda 42, 61 Noxel, Karen 42, 61 Noxel, Karol 42, 61 O’Brien, Lynne 42, 157, 50, 140, 61, 18 O’Neil, John 42, 61 Olsovsky, Darlene 42, 149, 61 Podgham, Claire 43, 61 Paterson, Sarah 43, 160, 166, 143, 62, 150 Pecha, Thomas 43, 62 Pecka, Irene 43, 62 Pecoraro, Martino 43, 62 Penwell, Linda 43, 160, 40, 62 Perchinsky, Jeanne 43, 33, 62 Perkins, William 176, 179, 196, 43, 146, 156, 43, 38, 140, 62, 185 Pierce, J. Andrew 44, 146, 57, 28, 42, 140, 143, 62 Pierce, Marie 44, 147, 51, 28, 149, 140, 143, 144, 62, 152 , 52 Pittsley, James 44, 62 Popeck, James 44, 27, 62, 199, 155, 46 Praefke, Charles 44, 62, 20 Ralston, Joann 44, 154, 162, 140, 62 Randall, Chreyl 44, 62, 168 Rauschmeier, Nancy 44, 149, 143, 62 Reh, Barbara 45, 162 Reh, Joseph 45, 162, 62 Rennell, Stephen 45, 146, 194, 39, 62 Requa, Suzanne 45, 147, 28, 149, 29, 140, 143, 62 Resciniti, Luigi 45, 62 Rice, Donald 45, 62 Rieder, Sharon 45, 62 Rittenhouse, Vivian 45, 173, 26, 25, 29, 140, 143, 62 Roser, Sue 46, 33, 62, 155, 161 Roberts, Roger 46, 62 Robinson, Thomas 46, 62 Rosati, Robert 46, 62 Saam, Patricia 47, 157, 140, 62, 161 Sandell, Vicki 47, 62 Sandwick, Thomas 47, 62, 199 Scott, Sue 47, 160, 166, 41, 62 Scott, Gregory 47, 62 Seidel, Robert 47, 62 Shampang, Barbara 47, 62 Shirley, Nelson 47, 62 Silvernail, Clifford 48, 24, 140, 62, 153 Silvernail, Kathleen 48, 62 Sisson, Celia 156, 48, 27, 139, 62 Skope, Joseph 48, 62 Slick, Kathleen 49, 62, 105 Smith, Robert 49, 62, 199, 185 Snover, Jeannette 49, 62 Snyder, Daniel 63 Spencer, William 49, 140, 63 Stack, Christine 63 Stevens, Donald 49, 63 Stout, Lewis 49, 165, 63 Stout, Thomas 49, 63 Stuart, Barbara A. 173, 17, 49, 25, 35, 28, 149, 140, 143, 63, 150 Sweet, F. Barrett 182, 146, 50, 183, 136, 188, 140, 63, 199, 185 Taft, Charles 50, 63 Taylor, Martha 156, 50, 140, 63 Taylor, Rebecca 157, 50, 63, 161 Thomas, John 50, 63 Thomas, Judith 50, 160, 63 Tiffany, Marc 50, 63 Tingley, Nancy 51, 160, 28, 149, 140, 143, 21, 63, 168 Traxler, Pamela 51, 63, 168 Tucker, Jerold 51, 136, 63 Turk, Linda 51, 160, 63 Turner, Clifford 51, 162, 63 Uhouse, Robert 51, 63 VanMarter, Cathy 51, 164, 165, 63 Vergason, Linda 51, 163, 63 Vergason, Daniel 51, 162, 63 Vincent, Patricia 52, 149, 63 Waffle, Kathryn 52, 165, 63 Wagner, Lois 52, 149, 63 Wakeley, Linda 52, 63 Warfield, Robert 179, 146, 57, 53, 63, 199 Watro, Patricia 53, 165, 63 Weber, Sue 53, 143, 63 Wertman, Sharon 53, 63 White, Albert 53, 63 Whitmarsh, Gail 53, 63 Williams, Paul 53, 63 Wilson, James 53, 63 Wilson, Marcia 32, 54, 63, 155 Wombacker, David 54, 63 Wood, Linda 54, 143, 63 Wood, Susan 33, 149, 54, 140, 63 Young, Karla 54, 149, 63 Yurko, David 63 Zacharias, Garry 63 Zellner, John 179, 146, 156, 57, 38, 140, 144, 63, 199 TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATION Adler, Albert 120 Allison, Edwin 122, Ames, Robert 122 Ames, Sandra 118 Ames, William 124 Anthony, William 112 Aswad, Esther 132 Babcock, John 122 Baker, Nancy 127 Banks, Edward 120 Benjamin, Dorothy 117 Benza, Donald 120 Brandow, Winifred 117 Buchmaier, Richard 131 Burtis, Christine 114 Burtis, Francis 114 Cashman, John 132 Chandler, Wilma 117 Chubb, Raymond 122 Churchill, Carol 118 Clark, Robert 113 Cook, Lawrence 124 Cook, Marion 126 Cooper, Melba 117 Copeland, Miriam 123 Crandall, Snowden 118 Craparo, Charles 118 Creagh, Margaret 127 Croman, William 124 Davis, Erema 118 DeCastro, Milo 128 Dempsey, Timothy 114 Divendorf, Eugenia 118 Dixon, David 120 Donnelly, Eugene 115 Doublcday, Ann 118 Duncan, Nancy 118 Duncan, Thomas 113 Durbin, Michael 132 Durbin, Rita 117 Edson, Jeannette 117 Eldridge, Alice 117 Elmendorf, Mary 124 Fairchild, June 118 Fako, John 131 Fernandez, Isis 127 Ferranti, Margaret 118 Fleming, Charles 131 Foster, Charles 113 Fox, Rose-Marie 126 Galloway, Henry 113 Garrett, Robert 116 Green, Lyle, 114 Gunster, Philip 113 Guido, Paul 120 Harris, John 128 Harvey, Walne 120 Hassinger, Sharon 131 Henderson, Helen 128 Herrman, Arvid 120 Hessney, Janet 116 Hibner, Barbara 132 Holmwood, Edith 118 Hubbs, John 131 Hudson, Mrs. Forrest 113 Hughes, Marjorie 117 James, Marcia 126 Janowski, Mary Alice 116 Janowski, Zenon 118 Jennings, Arthur 113 Johnson, John 116 Kaminsky, Frank 126 Keltos, Cyril 118 Keyes, Mary 116 King, John 112 Kleeman, Thomas 124 Knox, Margaret 122 Lawrence, Lora 120 Lawrence, Richard 113 Lester, Elizabeth 131 Levonik, John 114 Lewis, Benjamin 115 Liddy, Phyrne 120 Long, Maryon 114 Luckern, Marie 115 Lunde, Eivind 120 Marble, David 118 McDaniel, Robert 132 McGarry, Robert 124 Millen, Martha 128 Miller, Richard 118 Millham, Catherine 128 Miner, Genevieve 117 Munley, Patrick 119 Newton, Carl 114 O’Connor, Betty 119 Osborne, Charles 121 Papa, Rose 132 Parson, Avis 131 PenDell, Penny 121 Phelps, Ruth Anne 119 Polgreen, Tobias 124 Possanza, Frank 119 Press, Esther 127 Puzo, Barbara 117 Quinn, Mary 123 Reardon, Gerald 121 Reed, Avis 124 Relyea, Jane 117 Requa, Philip 113 Riter, Ruth 127 Rittenhouse, Eleanor 117 Ross, Beatrice 117 Ross, Marilyn 124 Roussyan, Natalie 127 Saam, Charles 115 Schwarz, Joseph 119 Scoville, Gathel 116 Seaman, Ladis 127 Sestak, William 128 Shramek, Arlene 117 Slagle, Arline 117 Smith, Jean 115 Smith, Robert 113 Smyk, Peter 132 Spencer, Margaret 131 Squier, Sarah 115 Stanton, Raymond 123 Stina, Arthur 119 Sullivan, Teresa 119 Sweet, Jane 117 Thomas, Frank 114 Thompson, Marion 128 Tkaczow, John 112 Tosh, Barry 123 Travis, Richard 132 Vairo, Frank 114 VanKeuren, Ralph 119 Vianese, Thomas 123 Watson, Richard 112 Weatherby, Anita 119 Weber, Rosemarie 117 Weckel, William 121 Weiss, Richard 124 Wendall, Ruth 114 Wcrtalik, Antoinette 117 Wheeler, James 126 Whitaker, Barbara 115 Whitlock, Walter 113 Williams, Richard 128 Wilson, Joseph 119 Wilson, Stanley 132 Woodin, Stanley 121 Woodworth, Leon 123 Worthing, Edward 117 Zellner, Virginia 126 Zeman, Samuel 124 232 ■ JC % ■ ;| i lit