Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1968 volume:

PALLADIUM 1968 ChiLfenango Cenlral School ChjPfenango N ew york i UaSfe Of Con en s Aoreword Appreciation 'Dedication ArincipaPs PICessayes Staff APma Ida ter An PPonor Administration And AacuPty Seniors QPndercPassmen Organizations Sports S unior APipP ScPooP 2ife Advertisements Is this where Lyman Frank Baum lived? foreword The year 1968 marks the end of twelve years of hard work and fun which we have put forth in order to prepare ourselves for our quest through life. These twelve years have been marked by rapidly changing times during which people have had to think and act with computer logic; thus seemingly threatening the qualities of imagination, bravery, ardent pursuit of wisdom and kindness. We the 1968 Palladium Staff, have chosen our theme—THE LAND OF OZ—because its author, Lyman Frank Baum and his charac- ters, Dorthy, Scarecrow, and the Tin Woodsman symbolize these qualities to which we strive. All the characters created by Mr. Baum lead us to two significant conclusions: 1) Sincerity of purpose and justice in method result in victory regardless if the goal is obtained or not. 2) Deception will never stand the test of time, truth will always win out. With these thoughts in mind, we present to you 1968 Palladium. THE LAND OF OZ 3 App re cialion Mr. Matina Mr. Kirschenheiter Mr. Reynolds Mr. Kinsella We, the Class of 1968, would like to express our gratitude to these five teachers for giving of their valuable time to advise us in: sports, music, plays, and many other extra-curricular activities. They, along with numerous others, have taught us the goals of: honor, respect, sportsmanship, and the reward of self-assurance. For a job well done, we THANK YOU. 4 Mr. Moore Mrs. Nella G. Pasto Dedication We, the Class of 1968, dedicate this Palladium and all the hard work which has gone into it to Mrs. Nella G. Pasto. Through her teaching of American History, World History, Sociology, Adult Education, Economics, and Citizenship Education she has put forth and given meaning to the qualities of: sensitivity to others, self-discipline, and responsibility. Above all, she has exemplified the meaning to the philosophy: giving of one's self is a reward far better than receiving. 5 Mr. Robert J. Hughes To the Class of 1968: Each year it is a distinct honor and pleasure to congratulate the graduating class upon their accomplishments. You have earned the rights and privileges which accom- pany the high school diploma. You owe it to yourself, your parents, and your com- munity to put these achievements to good use. This diploma qualifies you to aim at higher goals in life. The choice is yours. The way is clear for you to further your edu- cation or occupational objectives according to your own aspirations. Again, may I congratulate you upon graduation and wish you every success in the future. Sincerely, Robert J. Hughes Supervising Principal Mr. Warren E. Jerome Mr. Charles F. Seamans To the Class of 1968: In the fall of 1962 you became the first class to enter the new junior high addition of our present building. I remem- ber that early December day when each of you carried desks, chairs, books, and supplies from the 35 year old Lake Street School to a new building that still needed the finishing touches. This change was accomplished in less than two hours because of your cooperation. Already young people living in an age of change you would see many more such changes that would touch your lives in the years ahead. In a few months you would see America's first man in space. Then shortly after your newest sym- bol of courage would be shot on the streets of a southwestern city. Gradually across America the second chapter of a movement that began in the time of your great-great-great grandfather would be opened to assure the rights of all men. Now finally you will be the fourth high school graduating class in your generation who will be expected to fight a war in a land that occupied very little space in your social studies books. Your preparation for such changing times has come from many sources. We hope that the opportunities to study a comprehensive and liberal curriculum that has changed almost completely since your first days in junior high will help give you a stronger background in the years ahead. Furthermore, the associations you have made, the books you have read, and the thought process in which you have engaged will better equip your minds regardless of down which road you choose to travel. For these changing times are not only a drain on our energies, but a challenge and hope for all who desire an improvement to all our social, economic, and political institutions. The Class of 1968 will always remain a pleasant memory. For it is the first class that has passed completely through the full six years while Mr. Seamans and I have been building administrators. Best wishes to your families and congrat- ulations to each of you. Let us see you again whether it be for a visit or a call for future assistance. With personal congratulations Sincerely, Charles F. Seamans Warren E. Jerome Assistant ]r.-Sr. High School Principal High School Principal 7 John Kentch }6S Jja acfium Staff Wor iecf JIarcf Sitting at my desk, I think of all the work which the staff has done in an attempt to produce the best year- book in C.C.S. history. Starting in early spring, the staff mapped out the first sixteen pages with enthusiasm. Keeping its momentum the staff members carried their work through the summer, planning the layout of the pages and thinking of new ideas to incorporate into our yearbook. In reaching this objective, thanks must be given to many teachers for their help and guidance: Miss Sheehan for her literary assistance, Mrs. Butman for her clerical assistance and Mr. Pashley for his guiding hand in or- ganizing the staff into a working crew. Truly this yearbook is one of change and thanks. Lucy Panebianco Darwin Allen Carol Dammer Pam Alvord Mr. Pashley Sealed left to right: C. Rudd, A. Iaconis, T. Ratnour, J. Kentch, S. Byrne, D. Henry, L. Pancbianco, M. Hiney. 2nd row: S. Thompson, S. Osborne, A. Wozny, M. Hayward, C. Crean, L. Seymour, B. Stiwell, Pam Alvord, B. Allen, C Dammer. Top row: D. Breed, L. Davis, T. Beyer, D. Allen, D. Knickerbocker, P. Samsel, B. Smith, D. Armstrong, M. Abell, C. Cotton, S. Marsh. 7£e StaJJ Editor-in-chief Ass't. Editor Secretary .... Advisor .... John A. Kentch . Stuart Byrne . Candy Rudd . . Mr. Pashley Business Manager ............. Advertising Manager............ Sales Manager ................ SALES STAFF Joe Obrian, Steve Marquise Sue Osborne, Dale Knickerbocker Mary Metcalf, Bonnie Stilwell Tim Ratnour, Mark Abell Transportation Manager ........ Labor Manager ................ .. Don Henry Lucy Panebianco ... Bob Smith Dave Armstrong .... Tom Beyer Photography Editor ........... Art Editor .................. Literary Editor ............. Class Editor.................. Organization Editor.......... Activities Editor ............ SPORTS Girls: Editor................. Ass’t. Editor ................ Boys: Editor ................. Ass’t. Editor ................ TYPING STAFF Editor: Lynn Seymour Alice Wozny, Mary Hayward Linda Davis, Barb Allen Debora Breed, Claudia Cotton . . Alphia Iaconis ...... Sue Eick ... Collen Crean Shirley Thompson .. Carol Dammer .... Pam Alvord .... Mary Hiney ..... Sue Marsh .. Darwin Allen ... Pete Samsel 9 Sue thinks about next move. uarter Ann tries to remember lines. Sue finishes song and dance Jense 7Pe iearsafs, Music Director —Mrs. Jennings Art Director —Mr. Turner Student Director —Charles Dibble Dolls Nathan, Adelaide, Sarah, Sky Leacfiny Do DIs o un cfin y Dlpp ause Dor ('as 7lnJ Director Dfie ('as Sister Sarah Brou n . .. Adelaide Adams......... Nathan Detroit ........ Sky Masterson.......... Nicely-Nicely Johnson Sgl. Arvide Abernathy Benny Soulhstreet Rusty Charlie ......... General Cartwright . . Lt. Brannigan ......... Big Julie ............. Harry the Horse________ Angie the Ox .......... ......Ann Bartlet ..........Sue West Anthony Boccaccio ......Dick Proulx .... Louis Demario Charles Heimerman ...... Dan Stewart .... Dave Schwarz ...... Debbie Crast ......Steve Jones ......Rick Tobin .. Keith Bradshaw ...... Dick Synder Mrs. Marion Jennings 1967 Jri U alley C ) ass JBeayue Sectional ( J) ' () lamps Top row: Mr. Gordon, D. Crean, D. Allen, D. Frenay, E. Rasmussen, G. Pratt, J. Newton, D. Mosley, L. Willbur. Bottom row: D. Hilgenberg, D. Knickerbocker, D. Me Donald, J. Koegel. D. Proulx, R. Schultz. Mgr.: D. Schwartz. JITo i a (v A: 42 Hears; 32 J ion: 32 Hears; 72 JferAimer; 44 jears; 32 12 , Jorc anH hric ye; 33 Hears; 38 KING AND QUEEN € xotic Jjaracfise Prom night was made to order. The De- cember 17th moon reflected off the new fallen snow, casting an exotic pale blue ha2e through the night air. Upon entering the school a yellow haze lit the path to the ball room. The revolving blue and red lights danced on the sparkling fountain and bounded off tall swaying palm trees. In the corner, an oriental pagoda stood with its red and blue streamer sides flapping gently in the breeze, waiting for the King and Queen to be crowned. The music of Freddy Vare's Orchestra reverberated softly through the room. Thus, the night of an Exotic Paradise. Torino esses 7Incf Jrinces Carol Lasher John Koegel Lucille Panebianco George Darling Alphia Iaconis Tim Ratnour Candace Rudd Frank Palazzolo Hail to Alma Mater May she ever stand Always be surrounded by a loving band. And in faithful homage always we'll come back To the days we spent there 'Neath the Red and Black Afma TIT ate r To our Alma Mater Always we'll be true: And perhaps we'll wander all the wide world through And in loving homage always we’ll come back To the days we spent there 'Neath the Red and Black. In this fair small village, May she ever stand; Always be surrounded by a loving band, As the Senior Class from her portals flow, Always we'll remember her as Chittenango. 14 Mrs. Hilda A. Chanely 7n 1 tonor The classes of 1968, 1969 and 1970 honor-Mrs. Hilda A. Chanley for her many years of service to the teaching profession in; English, Latin and Mathematics. Her many late hours after school to help students with their studies proved her devotion to her profession and love of her students. May we all never forget this example of selflessness. To Mrs. Chanley we three classes say from the bottom of our hearts THANK YOU. 16 FACULTY Standing (I to r): Mr. Muldoon Mr. Sweeney, Mr. Durfee, Mr. Hatch. Sealed: Mr. Bushnell, Mr. Orbeson, Mr. Hale, Mr. Smith. Single: Mr. Stucker behoof T oarcf Dear Class of 1968: Your graduation this June is to the Board of Education what the good fall harvest is to the farmer. Your young and eager minds were delivered into the fold of formal education some thirteen years ago, as the fertile seed is delivered to the well prepared land in the spring. As the earth, the sun and the rain provide the basics for plant growth; the books and buildings provided the environment in which your minds have grown. But, as the plant needs cultivation, you needed the knowledge, guidance and encouragement provided by the teachers and staff. So, as the farmer proudly delivers his crops to the market, we, the Board of Education, with pride, graduate you with confidence that the Class of 1968 is certainly the quality product of today's market demands. With sincere congratulation, Harry T. Hale, President Board of Education 18 Offn ice Personnel MRS. FEY Secretary MRS. WEEKS Secretary MRS. NESBITT Secretary Attendance Supervisor We, the Palladium Staff, would like to thank, on behalf of the senior class, the Administration and Faculty for their time and effort in guiding us through the changing and trying years—Jr. and Sr. High. With patience and wisdom, they led us onto the right path (through sometimes we didn’t quite agree). May we someday obtain your under- standing. Thank you. MR. SIGMUND 19 (Junfance Personnel MR. IELFIELD Guidance Director MRS. MOTH Secretary Purse MRS. WEAVER Counselor MR. CUMMINGS Counselor Penial llyyienest 20 MRS. HOLDRIDGE MRS. JONES foreign Cancjuacje Oepi. MISS SHEEHAN Latin I, II, III, IV French III and IV MRS. FRECHET Spanish I, II, III, V MRS. SCANLON French I and II business Oept. MRS. LYNCH Shorthand I, Shorthand II and Transcription, Personal Typing, Intro, to Business MRS. WAFER Business Law Office Practice Secretarial Practice Typing MR. DELANEY Bookkeeping I and II Distribution Business Arithmetic 21 ffis torp Dept. MR. MARTYNS Social Studies 9 Tenth Year World History MR. O'CONNOR World History MR. D1EFENDORF American History Great Issues Comparative Government MRS. PASTO Sociology American History Economics 22 MR. SHEA Social Studies 9 Humanities cr njfis i Depl. MRS. WALKER English I and III MRS. BUTENKO English II and IV MISS HODEL MR. HENDRICKS English II Public Speaking English III Humanities MR. HUNT English IV Adv. Literature MRS. TANNER English II and IV MRS. BENAQUIST English I and II 23 Ulatfiematics Dep . MR. WOOD Elementary Algebra MR. MATINA Math 8 Humanities General Math I MRS. HILLER General Math I and II Geometry MR. KINSELLA Intermediate Algebra Geometry Trigonometry Math 12 MR. REYNOLDS Physics Biology Physical Science Life Science 25 MRS. STRONG Earth Science General Science 'Industria 7 rts 7!uc io- 1 i sua MR. ZECHER Audio Visual Industrial Arts 7 and 8 Jj usica Education Miss Rhinehart, Mr. Gordon 26 MR. DA YE General Metal Industrial Arts 8 General Shop General Print 7lyricu (ure MR. CHANDLER Industrial Arts 7 General Shop General Wood Advanced Wood MR. PASHLEY Agriculture I and II Horticulture I and II Farm Prod, and Mechanics III and IV Farm Mechanics I and II Conservation I and II Drivers ’ (° ducat ion (L.) MR. GETCHONIS Mechanical Drawing I and II Drivers’ Education (R.) MR. YOUNG Drivers’ Education IKu sic Dept. MRS. JENNINGS Music 7 and 8 C lenior Jr. and Sr. High Chorus MR. FOX Instrumentals Music Theory Music Appreciation Tleaclinys Diljr ar ans (L. to R.) Mrs. Benedict, Mrs. Aust, Miss Mosher Home Cconomics MR. DYMOND Tint. Dept. MR. TURNER Studio Art Ceramics Humanities Photography Drawing and Painting Stage Design MISS CATALANO Home Economics I, II, III 27 L to r: Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Lokay, Mr. Griffis, Mrs. Button, Mrs. Gleasman. J) us Oriuers Standing (I to r): Mr. Coon, Mr. Houck, Mr. Merriam, Mr. Hebert, Mr. Fontaine, Mr. Sattler, Mr. Muth, Mr. Clark, Mr. Dailey, M. Bender, Mr. Burke, Mr. Sattler, Mr. Gardner, Mr. Cook, Mr. Rose, Mr. Chase, Mr. Martin. Seated: Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Alysworth, Mr. Sauer, Mr. Deforest, Mr. Gardner. SENIORS i 29 Senior () ass Officers Sr. Advisor—Mr. O’Connor 30 Sec.—Alfia Iaconis MARK S. ABELL Far. Song: Bottle of Wine Far. Color: orange Ambition: high school math teacher Likes: Linda; George (Wallace) Dislikes: LBJ; the draft DARWIN LEE ALLEN Fav. Song: Born Free Far. Color: navy blue Ambition: $ Likes: money; nature Dislikes: flirts; babies PAMELA ANNE ALVORD Far. Song: Variation on a Korean Folk Song Far. Color: blue Ambition: music teacher Likes: to love life as it comes Dislikes: hypocritical people BARBARA JUNE ALLEN Far. Song: Love is Blue Far. Color: blue Ambition: marriage Likes: John; Saturday nights Dislikes: liver; staying home JOHN W. ANDERSON Far. Song: Beg, Borrow and Steal Far. Color: blue Ambition: educated bum Likes: drinking and girls Dislikes: school lunches COLLEEN AGANS Far. Song: Simon Says” Far. Color: blonde Ambition: to graduate Likes: Jack Dislikes: certain people 31 MARGARET JOY ANDERSON Fav. Song: Sixteen Going on Seven- teen Fav. Color: navy Ambition: elementary teacher Likes: happy people; hamsters Dislikes: mud; peroxide JEANETTE BARNARD 32 DAVE SCOTT ARMSTRONG Fav. Song: Theme from Endless Sum- mer Fav. Colors: British racing green Ambition: oceanographer Likes: surfing; beach parties Dislikes: the draft KENNETH A. BARRETT Fav. Song: The Anaheim, Azusa 8c Cucamunga Sewing Grcle, Book Re- view and Timing Association Fav. Color: sky blue pink Ambition: professional drag racer Likes: clean shaven ladies; pizza Dislikes: bearded ladies; initials DONNA JEAN BAKER Fav. Song: Love is Blue Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to travel Likes: tennis; bowling Dislikes: liver; staying home DICK C. BASSETT Fav. Song: Love is Blue Fav. Color: emerald green Ambition: poor millionaire Likes: skiing; pizzas Dislikes: beets; rain JANIE BERGDORF Fav. Song: ' Spooky” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: nuclear physicist Likes: black velvet 7 ups; the Associa- tions Dislikes: two faced girls; liver THOMAS BEYER DAVID JAMES BLANDING Fav. Song: My Girl” Fav. Color: navy Ambition: to make it Likes: Kathy Dislikes: being dominated DIANE J. BOBEC Fav. Song: Bend Me, Shape Me” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to travel Likes: R. B. Dislikes: certain people RONALD C. BEAGLE Fav. Song: Barnacle Bill the Sailor” Fav. Color: spotted red Ambition: invent a recipe for ice cubes Likes: geese; $10,000,000,000.00 Dislikes: buck fever; men with shaved legs Fav. Song: Love is Blue” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to go to Australia Likes: bowling; talking Dislikes: Mr. Hunt's Eng. tests; snow LINDA MARIE BOWEN FRANK R. BRAYTON Fav. Song: Spooky” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to be happy Likes: money; rest Dislikes: there are few SUSAN MARIE BROWNELL Fav. Song: Somewhere My Love” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to get ahead Likes: skiing; pizza Dislikes: homework; crowds DEBORAH L. BREED Fav. Song: Love is Blue Fav. Color: green Ambition: marriage; graduation Likes: Larry; weekends Dislikes: liver; school lunches JOANNE MARIE BRZUSZKIEWICZ Fav. Song: Monday, Monday” Fav. Color: powder blue Ambition: Latin and French teacher Likes: gym; dancing Dislikes: Polish jokes EVELYN BRILBECK Fav. Song: I Can Take or Leave Your Loving” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: bartender Likes: Bill; dances Dislikes: drinking; two faced girls PHILIP JAY BURGHARD Fav. Song: Love is Blue” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: teaching Likes: Janelle; honor roll Dislikes: accidents; vulgar language 34 JOHN MICHAEL BURKE Fav. Song: So Glad You Made It Fav. Color: blue Ambition: Air Force Likes: cars; girls Dislikes: Fords; hippies DIANNA BUTTON Fav. Song: Windy Fav. Color: burgundy Ambition: crispy critter catcher Likes: standard shift cars; elephants with green tonsils Dislikes: Santa Claus; looking 12 SUE ANN BURKE Fav. Song: Sonny Fav. Color: blue Ambition: executive secretary Likes: W. B.; weekends Dislikes: conceited and two-faced people STUART F. BYRNE Fav. Song: We Have No Bananas Today Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to be a millionaire Likes: George Wallace Dislikes: Charles DeGaulle; Ho Chi Minh EBIN JOHN BUSH Fav. Song: If I Were A Carpenter” Fav. Color: red Ambition: wood butcher; rock chopper Likes: food; girls Dislikes: school CAROL ANN CASE Fav. Song: Cherish Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to be happy Likes: John Dislikes: empty mail boxes 35 LAUREL COLE RICHARD E. CLARK Fav. Song: Little Bit of Soul Fav. Color: orange Ambition: teacher Likes: sports; food Dislikes: none JEAN MARIE CONGDON Fav. Song: Just as Much as Ever” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: marriage Likes: Pete; pizza Dislikes: nosey people CURTIS LEE CONKLIN Fav. Song: To Sir with Love Fav. Color: red Ambition: to live Likes: Sandy; cars Dislikes: school ALAN L. COOPER Fav. Song: Blue Hawaii Fav. Color: strawberry red Ambition: to succeed in life Likes: hunting; fishing Dislikes: smoking; drinking ETHEL MARIE COOPER Fav. Song: Blue Skies Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to stay alive Likes: guppies; having fun Dislikes: trouble; carrots 36 THEODORE RICHARD CORP Far. Song: Blue Velvet” Far. Color: turquoise Ambition: commercial pilot Likes: hunting; fishing Dislikes: conceited people CLAUDIA JANE COTTON Far. Song: Judy in Disguise Far. Color: pink Ambition: to travel Likes: bowling; summer vacation Dislikes: onions PATRICIA JEAN COUGHLAN Far. Song: The Impossible Dream Far. Color: pink Ambition: to travel Likes: John; music Dislikes: small pillows; large curlers COLLEEN MARY CREAN Far. Song: My Coloring Book Far. Color: green Ambition: Big Hollywood movie star Likes: cheerleading; drama Dislikes: math; sardines CAROL MARIE DAMMER Far. Song: Sweetest Sounds” Far. Color: sunny yellow Ambition: to make someone happy Likes: people; singing Dislikes: being short; destruction GEORGE WILLIAM DARLING Far. Song: Zodiac Far. Color: hot pink Ambition: to get through college Likes: girls, girls, and more girls Dislikes: accidents with a Ford 37 LINDA LORRAINE DAVIS Fav. Song: I Can Take or Leave Your Loving” Fav. Color: yellow Ambition: Penney’s floor sweeper Likes: payday; Corvettes Dislikes: loudmouth ladies; soggy cereal RONALD WEBSTER DEAN Fav. Song: Memphis Soul Stew” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: have a hit record Likes: drums; music Dislikes: long hair; STP stickers on pigs EARL BRYANT DENNEY Fav. Song: Wouldn’t It Be Nice” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: contractor Likes: Susi; building Dislikes: floating VWs DALE H. DEVENDORF Fav. Song: Old MacDonald” Fav. Color: neon rainbow Ambition: mountaineer Likes: Jackie; ski-doos Dislikes: Scorpions; Fords JOANN MARIE DEVITA Fav. Song: Under My Thumb” Fav. Color: Bluish, pinkish, greenish orange Ambition: to be the first girl priest Likes: broccoli; hot dogs Dislikes: runny noses; having to go to the bathroom during Gone With the Wind” LOUIS BARRY DeMARIO Fav. Song: My Girl” Fav. Color: metal flake blue Ambition: city manager Likes: Candy; spices Dislikes: coleslaw; sauerkraut 38 STEPHANIE GELEEN DURISEK Fav. Song: Georgy Girl’ Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to make Him happy Likes: Alfie; cheerleading Dislikes: grouchy people MARTHA M. EDICK Fav. Song: Bottle of Wine” Fav. Color: purple Ambition: to get out of school Likes: R.M,. June '68 Dislikes: large noses; Ramblers SUSI F. EICK Fav. Song: Wouldn’t It Be Nice” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to marry a rich contractor Likes: Earl; drawing Dislikes: winter; forward people MILDRED KATHLEEN FULLER Fav. Song: Little Bit of Soul” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to graduate Likes: skiing; dancing Dislikes: school lunches FRED RAYMOND EDMUNDS Fav. Song: Ballad of the Green Berets’ Fav. Color: mellow yellow Ambition: technician Likes: snow and more snow Dislikes: Falcons CHRISTIAN SIMS PATRICK GARDNER Fav. Song: Sniper Theme” Fav. Color: purple Ambition: to be a sniper in Vietnam Likes: high powered rifles Dislikes: things going wrong 39 BRENDA LEE GARLOGK Far. Song: In the Misty Moonlight” Far. Color: blue Ambition: to work with small children Likes: gym; food Dislikes: getting up in the morning; homework MARY ANNE HAYWARD Far. Song: When A Man Loves A Woman Far. Color: burnt-orange Ambition: oceanographer Likes: going out: ice cream Dislikes: green peas; girls NORMAN DOUGLAS GRENIER Far. Song: Norman Far. Color: black Ambition: Hell's Angels Likes: Alice; motorcycles Dislikes: pumping gas DONALD FREDERICK HENRY Far. Song: House of the Rising Sun Far. Color: shade of pale Ambition: ride shotgun on a garbage truck Likes: life; a good cigar Dislikes: milking cows, milk AUDREY J. HARRINGTON Far. Song: Love Is Blue Far. Color: green Ambition: nurse Likes: reading; gymnastics Dislikes: school library; volleyball MARY LINDA HINEY Far. Song: Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying” Far. Color: blue Ambition: to stay happy and young Likes: '67-'68 basketball team cheer- leading Dislikes: Penney’s; two faced people 40 YUJI HIRANO Fav. Song: ’’Going Out of My Head” Far. Color: brown Ambition: to come back to America Likes: girls; dancing Dislikes: pizza; tomatoes PAUL T. HRICIK Fav. Song: Polish Rhapsody No. 3” Fav. Color: whisky brown Ambition: to be a member of the Hell's Angel Likes: curves Dislikes: leeches; Alfred H ink ley ALFIA ANGELA IACONIS Fav. Song: More” Fav. Color: yellow Ambition: 4 yrs. of college and a hap- py aftermath Likes: Timmy; being under 18 Dislikes: hypocrites; Math 9 and 10 DONNA JEAN JOHNSON Fav. Song: Simon Says” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: a millionairess Likes: Jim; pizza Dislikes: working STEVEN ALAN JONES Fav. Song: Oh How Happy” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to be an educated bum Likes: girls Dislikes: work JOHN A. KENTCH Fav. Song: The Impossible Dream” Fav. Color: green Ambition: math teacher Likes: Pat; chess Dislikes: narrow-mindedness; rumors 41 RONALD CHARLES KILIAN Fav. Song: House of the Rising Sun” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to graduate Likes: people; snow Dislikes: tests STEVEN DANIEL KINAHAN Fav. Song: Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You” Fav. Color: green Ambition: wealthy salesman Likes: Marie; track Dislikes: A car that doesn’t run right; being without money KAREN ELAINE KNAPP Fav. Song: Somewhere My Love” Fav. Color: green Ambition: to graduate and be married Likes: weekends Dislikes: two-faced people; gym DALE ALLEN KNICKERBOCKER Fav. Song: My Girl” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: everything Likes: Mrs. Aust's smile; baseball Dislikes: 4th period study hall JOHN FRANCIS KOEGEL Fav. Song: My Girl” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: music teacher Likes: Carol; sports Dislikes: physics SUSAN ANN KOZAK Fav. Song: Misty” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to get the best out of life Likes: people in all of life Dislikes: Science 42 CAROL JEAN LASHER Fav. Song: Cherish” Fav. Color: pink Ambition: T.M.J.K. (happiness) Likes: Johnny; snow Dislikes: Janie; Joanne JOSEPH WALTER LAWSON Fav. Song: Love is Blue” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to become a physician Likes: music; sincerity Dislikes: hypocrisy; hippies CHARLES MICHEAL LEO Fav. Song: House of the Rising Sun” Fav. Color: 59 Ford green Ambition: laying 3rd Likes: Fords; Erie Blvd. Dislikes: ramblers; fakes BONNIE MARIE McALLISTER Fav. Song: Just as Much as Ever” Fav. Color: red Ambition: business work; office work Likes: Doug; pizza Dislikes: art; history STEPHEN PAUL MARQUISEE Fav. Song: My Girl” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: everything Likes: rawhide hamburgers; baseball Dislikes: math class; getting split up by the librarian SUSAN KATHERINE MARSH Fav. Song: Love is Blue” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to be happy and have fun Liskes: Gary; U of R Dislikes: narrow-minded people; bad driving 43 NANCY MARY MEACHAM Fav. Song: 'Ninety-Six Tears” Fav. Color: yellow Ambition: to become a writer Likes: boys; writing short stories Dislikes: stuck-up kids; parents authority SHARON ANN MEYERS Fav. Song: I Am a Rock” Fav. Color: violet Ambition: to teach history Likes: history; English Dislikes: noise RUTH ELLEN MESSINGER Fav. Song: Born Free” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to be free with peace of mind Likes: the sun; peace Dislikes: math; cauliflower MARY LAVINIA METCALF Fav. Song: I Can Take or Leave Your Loving” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to be happy and content Likes: spaghetti; snow-filled air Dislikes: Math 12; cloudy days DONALD LEONARD McGEE Fav. Song: Anchors Away” Fav. Color: green Ambition: to be a millionaire Likes: a good water ski; George Wallace Dislikes: winter CRAIG ELLIOT McNEELY Fav. Song: House of the Rising Sun” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to do something right Likes: sleeping; girls with long hair Dislikes: newspapers; work 44 SANDRA JEAN MORGAN Far. Song: Simon Says” Far. Color: blue Ambition: to graduate Likes: Buzz Dislikes: gym KARLENE NEMITZ Far. Song: In the Misty Moonlight Far. Color: red Ambition: to work with small kids Likes: playing the piano; babysitting Dislikes: school lunches; homework CHARLES ALYRE MOSLEY Far. Song: Canadian National Anthem Far. Color: green Ambition: everything Likes: K.E.G.; sports Dislikes: Math class; losing LARRY NEMITZ Far. Song: Gonna Build a Mountain” Far. Color: blue Ambition: to get through college Likes: chess; going to basketball games Dislikes: snobby people; physics labs MARY MARGARET MYERS Far. Song: Spooky” Far. Color: cerulean blue Ambition: not much Likes: weekends; fortune cookies Dislikes: driving tests JOHN MICHAEL NESBITT Far. Song: To Sir With Love” Far. Color: blue Ambition: cars Likes: Corvettes; Pat Dislikes: school; work 45 JOSEPH JOHN O’BRIEN Fav. Song: Honkers Away” Far. Color: burgundy Ambition: professional goose hunter Likes: Canadian honkers; George Wal- lace Dislikes: Charles DeGaulle; Martin Luther King CHARLES WILLIAM PACK Fav. Song: Live for Today Fav. Color: green Ambition: commercial artist Likes: sports; boating Dislikes: school lunches; S.C. 46 JULIO CESARE OLIMPIO Fav. Song: Ski with Me” Fav. Color: white Ambition: ski instructor Likes: skiing; Apres skiing Dislikes: people w'ho don’t ski LUCILLE MARIE PANEBIANCO Fav. Song: Go Away Little Girl” Fav. Color: orange Ambition: college degree Likes: spending money; friendly people Dislikes: gross boys; school bus rides SUSAN ELIZABETH OSBORNE Fav. Song: Never My Love” Fav. Color: sunny yellow Ambition: to gain total peace of mind Likes: warm weather; younger men Dislikes: spaghetti; snow PERRY EARL POWERS Fav. Song: Kind of Girl I Could Love” Fav. Color: loden green Ambition: playboy club member Likes: dark-haired girls; food Dislikes: LBJ GAIL EDITH RANKINS Fav. Song: Soul and Inspiration Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to marry Wayne Likes: Wayne; Mr. Hunt Dislikes: snobs TIMOTHY WAYNE RATNOUR Fav. Song: Bom Free Fav. Color: blufc Ambition: biologist Likes: Alfia; football Dislikes: rhubarb; bubonic plague ERIC PAUL RASMUSSEN Fav. Song: George of the Jungle Fav. Color: Polish blue Ambition: to be a jockey Likes: vacation; no school Dislikes: school hamburgers; C.T. SUSAN JEANNE RASMUSSEN Fav. Song: To Sir with Love Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to be married Likes: Doug; pizza Dislikes: bossy people; squash GEORGE C. ROUNDY Fav. Song: Bottle of Wine Fav. Color: blue Ambition: auto mechanic Likes: cars; girls Dislikes: none DONNA LYNN ROWE Fav. Song: Meditation” Fav. Color: cerulean Ambition: limner Likes: crickets Dislikes: red hair; the almighty dollar 47 CANDACE DAWN RUDD av. Song: One Boy av. Color: violet mbition: not being gullible ikes: banana splits; stuffed animals dislikes: smoking; swearing BRENDA LEE SMITH Fav. Song: Young Girl Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to be happy Likes: music; men Dislikes: milk 48 PETER JOHN SAMSEL Fav. Song: Hail to Alma Mater Fav. Color: metallic blue Ambition: KKK terrorist Likes: big men on campus; Semi Dislikes: soggy cereal; Col. Sem. DONNA MARIE SMITH Fav. Song: Valley of the Dolls Fav. Color: gold Ambition: to leave my mark Likes: millionaires Dislikes: one-track-minds LYNNETTE SEYMOUR Fav. Song: Shades of Grey Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to be me Likes: Dick; ice cream Dislikes: Dick leaving; Jean calling me Limbo ROBERT CHARLES SMITH Fav. Song: P.S. I Love You Fav. Color: green Ambition: to join the navy; to get married Likes: sports; having fun Dislikes: show-offs; loud mouths RICHARD ALAN SNYDER Fav. Song: Never My Love” Fav. Color: light green Ambition: 15,000 dollar salary Likes: 4:35 mile Dislikes: careless drivers; small desks LUELLA M. STAGER Fav. Song: Spooky” Fav. Color: green Ambition: raisin brand counter Likes: food; summer Dislikes: rabbit food; cows KENNETH A. SOULE av. Song: Norwegian Wood av. Color: rust fmbition: playboy .ikes: Lacky; skiing dislikes: conceited girls; rain ROBERT JAMES SMITH 'av. Song: Alice's Restaurant” 'av. Color: ultra-marine plus m bit ion: tea leaf taster .ikes: Sandie; tea dislikes: LBJ; the draft SUSAN KATHLEEN SOKOL Fav. Song: Blue Skies” Fav. Color: peach Ambition: secretary Likes: dancing; money Dislikes: fast boys; school lunches GEORGE A. STANTON Fav. Song: Patches” Fav. Color: blonde Ambition: playboy Likes: girls; Chevy's Dislikes: some teachers; the draft 49 JEAN MAY STEELE Fat Song: Massachusetts Fav. Color: black Ambition: to become Mrs. R. Benedict Likes: Bob; shopping Dislikes: peas; bucket seats ARNOLD D. STEWART Far. Song: any song Fav. Color: green Ambition: Nazarene minister Likes: freedom; quiet moments Dislikes: fakes; war BONITA LEA STILWELL Fav. Song: Who Am I” Fav. Color: pink Ambition: to accomplish something Likes: warm people; puppies Dislikes: domineering people; war DAVID ALEN STONE Fav. Song: Zambezi National Anthem Fav. Color: blonde Ambition: to buy out H.H. Likes: girls; wild times Dislikes: moles; woodchucks KAREN LYNNE STORER Fav. Song: Let Me Be” Fav. Color: yellow Ambition: to live! Likes: hot fudge sundaes Dislikes: messy lockers; cold lunches MICHAEL STEVEN THOxMPSON 50 SHIRLEY A. THOMPSON Fav. Song: How To Handle a Woman Fan. Color: navy blue Ambition: to travel Likes: helping others; doing creative things Dislikes: nosey people; unfairness JOHN PATRICK TOBIN Fav. Song: He (Righteous Brothers) Fav. Color: quinine clear Ambition: to be a rich vagabond Likes: motorcycles; girls Dislikes: peanut butter; soggy Cheerios KENNETH R. TRASK Fav. Song: Brown-Eyed Girl Fav. Color: black Ambition: to be a rabbit hunter in Australia Likes: wild parties; good music Dislikes: ugly girls; half fast drivers TIM PATRICK TULLY Fav. Song: Young Girl” Fav. Color: blonde Ambition: future member of Hell's Angels Likes: wild parties; dining out Dislikes: junkies; unburnable draft cards LINDA ANN VECCHIO Fav. Song: Born Free Fav. Color: green Ambition: to find out who I am Likes: people; shopping Dislikes: two-faced people; cabbage sal- ad RONALD PAUL VOORHEES Fav. Song: Neon Rainbow Fav. Color: blue Ambition: more school Likes: basketball Dislikes: basketball practice 51 DAVE S. WAFER Fav. Song: Tambourine Man Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to visit the White House Likes: money; aggressive girls Dislikes: sugar Waf's; physics exams JAMES WENDELL WATKINS Fav. Song: Norwegian Wood Fav. Color: blood red Ambition: biologist Likes: water skiing; blondes Dislikes: ugly girls; the draft JUDITH ANN WEBB Fav. Song: Born Free Fav. Color: blue Ambition: to travel Likes: to travel Dislikes: history; conceited people JOANNE MARIE WHITE Fav. Song: Please Love Me Forever Fav. Color: carnation pink Ambition: happiness and success Likes: Skip C ; M M’s Dislikes: two-timers; spinach ROBERT BLAIR WICKWIRE JR. Fav. Song: Never My Love Fav. Color: red, white, and blue Ambition: to make something great out of myself Likes: wrestling; life Dislikes: Sherburne ; Jerald Seifert LARRY ROBERT WILLBUR Fav. Song: It's a Gas Fav. Color: black Ambition: to jump off the Empire State Bldg, on a pogo stick Likes: sports; people with problems Dislikes: snotty girls; lunch lines 52 DANIEL GENE WILSON Fav. Song: I Wonder What She’s Do- ing Tonight” Fav. Color: blue Ambition: successful bum Likes: Elaine Dislikes: adults who knock teenage driv- ers; liver ALICE MARIE WOZNY Fav. Song: Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying” Fav. Color: yellow Ambition: to be happy Likes: skiing; clothes Dislikes: milk; boys who lie JJ iotos X Ioai aS e RICHARD BAKER CHARLES DeVAUL JAMES DIBBLE SHARON FIELLO DORTHY GRIMSLEY GEORGE JONES SHELIA KING LAURENCE LUSK ROBERT OVERBAUGH LYLE REAGAN MARY LOU PROCTOR ELIZABETH RECOR SYLVIA SHATRAW JOHN STEATHERS JOHN TYLER KATHLEEN WARREN GREGORY F. YATES Fav. Song: Alice’s Restaurant” Fav. Color: orange Ambition: shepard Likes: every thing Dislikes: L.B.J.; draft 53 G. G. cS. American Aie d Gera ice Student yu i Jtirano This year, Yuji Hirano has been C.C.S. A.F.S. foreign exchange student. Yuji came Kuwana, Japan, a 'small city of about 70,000 people.' During his stay here Yuji lived with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor, both teachers here at the Chittenango school system. Affectionately called Yuge, he was quite active in school activities. Yuge tried out and made the Junior Varsity football team and became a good punter. Not a bad feat for his first try. Other activities included: ski club and team, chess club, and A.F.S. club. Yuge had, besides being socially inclined, a high academic average. Throughout the community he gave many talks and enriched the minds of the C.C.S. student body of other customs and mannerisms. We wish Yuji much luck in the future and hope he enjoyed his stay here at Chit- tenango as much as we enjoyed having him here. 54 (j ass Jauoriies Mos S uc i'ous John Koegel Carol Lasher This is our song. Mary Hiney Tim Ratnour Lions, Tigers, and Bells” John Kentch Shirley Thompson Going steady—it just doesn't compute.' Most TJersa ife CJ ass Qjoupfe C ' ass 7!pp e- JJo is iers ( ass Gfowns Jane Bergdorf George Darling Take your pick, darling.” G ass 7 iris Ron Voorhees Mary Myers Funtime in the lab. Bob Wickwire Joanne Brzuskiewicz How much will it take? JIT os! TJu i6 e Candy Rudd Norman Grenier From him?” JJiest Dressed Alice Wozny Mike Thompson The In-Look JITos Jlt i ehc Bonnie Stilwell Charles Mosley There must be an easier way.” JIT os oide y Jo — ?! Mark Abell Alfia Iaconis Where, When ... WOW! 57 ( ass 3 fis to ry The Senior Class of 1968 was organized early in September of 1955 when we attended kindergarten in the different schools in the district. Other students have joined throughout the years as their parents moved to Chittenango to make their home. In 1958, when we were third graders, Bolivar Elementary School was completed. Those students who lived in the area had the privilege of becoming one of the first classes to attend there. But these joyous elementary days passed almost too soon when, in 1962, we became seventh graders. This was a big year for us and one more step toward our future. We the class of 1968, were finally united in one building, the Junior High School, later called the Lake Street Elementary School. We became acquainted with each other and adjusted to the new methods of education. Moving from room to room and teacher to teacher for our class was quite a different experience. Once again, in December of ’62, we were on the move. We soon became a permanent part of the High School in the new Junior High addition. The day we moved was un- forgettable. Filing like pack horses, carrying books, desks and chairs, we made our way up the hill. Suddenly, without warning, it rained. Dashing for cover, we tried to hide from the rain underneath our burdens, books scattering as we scurried along. It was a wet introduction to our new school, but in no way did it dampen our spirits. During the remainder of our two years in Junior High School we began eagerly looking forward to a new beginning with great hopes and enthusiasm. Senior High School was this new horizon. In September of '64 we returned as Freshmen in High School. We soon chose our class officers: Frank Palazzola—President, Larry Willbur—Vice-President, John Koegel— Treasurer, Mary Hiney—Secretary. They led us in our first trying year with much zest We participated in many activities: girls’ and boys’ sports, many organizations, and cheer- leading. As the year passed on we became caught up in the excitement of High School. After a short vacation we returned as Sophomores. Our leaders for that year were: Bob Smith—President, Alfia Iaconis—Vice-President, Carolyn Kitchell—Treasurer, Stephanie Durisek—Secretary. We were represented well throughout the school with Mary Hiney and Frank Palazzola serving with distinction as Secretary and President, respectively, of the Student Council. There were also three students accepted in the Honor Society as probationary members: Donna Smith, Sue Osborne and Karen Storer. The following year, as Juniors we had a foothold at last. Once again we had out- standing leadership with: Don McGee—President, George Darling—Vice-President, Lucy Panebianco—Treasurer, Stephanie Durisek—Secretary. We plunged into class ac- tivities with a candy sale, and with great efforts we move toward what became a very successful Junior Prom. Again there was much participation in sports and extracurricular clubs. Another summer vacation passed and returned this time for our last year. Our officers were: Dave Wafer—President, Candy Rudd—Vice-President, Stuart Byrne—Treasurer Alfia Iaconis—Secretary. We conducted a very successful magazine and Madison County Times sale in addition to our Senior Dinner dance on May 11. LeMoyne Manor was the scene of this much awaited pleasure and merriment. But the most important undertaking of the Class was, by far, the financing and publishing of the Palladium. This indeed was a hard task, but with the support of every member of the Senior Class, it was an accom- plishment. In June graduation will come. We, the members of the 1968 Class, shall look back on the joys and sorrows of our thirteen school years and realize how much we really enjoyed them. But those past thirteen‘years were only one ’brick’ in the long journey on the 'Yellow Brick Road’. UNDERCLASSMEN 59 J. Case, L. Carpenter, J. Beuhler, C. Beeman, S. Benedict M. Farley, L. Catterson, A. Backus, S. Barry, L. Cypher C. Ackley, C. Sperry, J. Mayers, M. Atkinson, B. Wahl B. Scott, M. Seamans, G. Thomp- son, A. Sherman, C. Pratt J. Gedamoske, L. Mespell, K. Hebert, M. Grasmeyer P. Lillie, C. Robbins, P. Robideau, S. Samsel R. Payne, G. Schermerhorn, S. Wallenbeck, B. Stanton 60 C. Babbitt, R. Britton, K. Bradshaw, K. Caswell, C. Aldrich J. Schreiner, J. Neish, R. Minor, M. Olimpio, F. Pickard C. Flecgel, B. Anklin, M. Chase, D. Collins, K. Coon J. Flanagan, L. Clark, N. Dodrill, L. Craver, R. Freunscht S. Wesseldine, S. Wixson, K. Shaffer, A. Santorelli 61 S. Calvert, D. Collett, H. Forget, R. Kendrick, R. Shatraw R. Tobin, D. Schwarz, D. Webb, D. Walrath, M. Grinnals D. Barbagallo, W. Birdsall, R. Backus, A. Anklin, D. Balitz R. Newcomb, F. Putzig, J. Newton, P. O’Toole, R. Pitts T. Denney, E. Connell, R. Devendorf, R. Dyke- man, B. Gardner T. Hill, D. Hilgenberg, D. McDonald, E. Miller, J. Klein R. LaForte, C. Kopper, M. Kelsey, M. Hutchison, M. Ielfield 62 T. Brilbeck, C. Centner, E. Bridenbecker, D. Campbell, S. Collins C. Myers, C. Morgan, C. Shutt, L. Newton, B. Pooley D. Dyer, K. Engel, M. Fuller, K. Gillette, P. Hess P. Reutter, S. Patane, L. Rigby, C. Roberts, M. Panebianco A. Vanderwerken, D. Turner, S. Warner, M. Vero, P. Welch K. LaFreniere, D. Laning, D. Kinslow, W. Klahs, L. Johnson L. DeGroff, C. Damon, S. Heifferon, J. Dibble, C. Eastman 63 10l Top row (I to r) K. Abell, B. Bougor, L. Bowers, S. Brownell, J. Barnard, D. Atkinson, B. Bender, D. Alder, Mrs. Lynch. 2nd row: P. Anderson, D. Blanding, R. Allen, D. Brownell, M. Anklin, E. Andrews, J. Austin, R. Berkey, E. Boltwood. Bottom row: L. Bccman, R. Albro, S. Brilbeck, J. Bender, R. Brumbaugh, P. Brzuszkiewicz, C. Bailey, L. Alley. Top row (I to r): H. DeVaul, C. Case, L. Burghard, D. Congden, L. Burke, D. Compson, K. Congdon, C. Coughlan, Mrs. Butenko. 2nd row: P. Corbett, W. Goppelt, L. Davis, D. DeFrecs, M. Donegan, D. Cassell, H. Craver, F. Deuel. Bottom row: C. Cromp, B. Button, M. Cooper, S. Durisek, B. Button, K. Denney, A. Bush, C. Carpenter. 10' Top row (I to r): S. Fillio, D. Faver, D. Hebert, B. Haines, L. Forget, M. Emerson, C. Getman, S. Fox, F. Garlock, Mr. Hendricks. 2nd row: L. Gillett, C. Fiello, J. Egan, K. Fuller, M. Felicia, C. Heimermann, R. Grulke, R. Johnson, L. Finkle. Bottom row: N. Goodfellow, S. Groff, D. Gif- ford, B. Grimmer, A. Grochan, H. Hart, D. Gardner, R. Haynie, S. Hafner, C. Impelliz- zieri. 64 IO4 Top row (I to r): I. Lounsbury, J. Hughes, L. Metcalf, D. Lefevre, D King, B. Jones, S. Krafft, C. Hutchison, F. Iaconis, Mrs. Scanlon. 2nd row: W. Goodfellow, G. Honors, J. Loefstedt, D. Klipp, M. Keville, W. McAllister, D. Lenzen, R. Kil- bourne, M. Lane. Bottom row: B. Houle, K. McGuire, K. Meyers, S. Hick- man, J. Jones, L. Mitchell, C. McGee, J. Kozak, T. King. Top row (I to r): R. King, D. Northing, D. Marshall, J. Bisteni, K. McGuire, G. Worthley, C. Murray, P. Walrath, G. Patterson, Mr. Matina. 2nd row: S. Moyer, T. Rankins, R. Ratnour, D. Murray, M. Marcellus, T. Noff- singer, D. Rande, J. Pashley, B. McClean, M. Overbaugh. Bottom row: T. McCombie, D. Pallotta, T. Ott, M. Portornsnok, J. Muldoon, L. Murphy, J. Parker, B. O'Brien, D. Rachiele, S. Petrie. 106 Top row (I to r): K. Wood, L. Vero, C. Raymond, R. Stilwell, G. Sauer, M. Smith, D. William, L. Rauscher, Mr. Gregg. 2nd row: C. Welch, D. Striegel, P. Weaver, J. Wadsworth, W. Worthley, K. Shultz, D. Santorelli. Bottom row: G. Popielarski, J. Wooster, J. Sprague, V. Proulx, J. Stinger, R. Riccardo, L. Seymour. 65 IO7 Top row (I to r): R. Schermerhorn, C. Tavernese, S. Stevens, J. Snyder, S. Soule, D. Weigel, I. Skidmore, Mr. Kirschen- heiter. 2nd row: R. Taylor, G. Zimmer, P. Williams, J. Turk, P. Wikker, D. Tiffany, G. Webb. Bottom row: L. Scribner, G. Winans, W. Shutt, L. Voutsinas, C. Seamans, D. Sternberg, M. Waldorf. 91 Top row (I to r): D. Burdo, P. Boylan, B. Bergman, J. Barrows, D. Bortle, J. Benson, C. Ball, Mr. Turner. 2nd row: M. Brownell, D. Betsinger, A. Brandt, H. Bumpus, M. Armstrong, M. Brown, G. Bixby, C. Barnes. Bottom row: R. Baker, C. Barry, B. Ackley, S. Baird, A. Buehler, M. Breed, M. Barrett. 92 Top row (I to r): A. Collins, M. Callahan, J. Com- poli, A. Coon, S. Bush, G. Davis, S. Calvert, Miss Hodel. 2nd row: R. Colin, E. DeGroff, R. Clakeley, W. Cun: ningham, S. Clark, F. Collins, S. Damon, D. Cotton. Bottom row: L. Caswell, D. Clark, J. DeMario, D. Carman, M. Costanzo, P. Costanzo, P. Centner, J. Corp. 66 95 Top row (I to r): D. French, L. Elmore, L. Griffiths, L. Forgar, M. Graham, G. Frenay, B. Harrington, D. Eddy, Mr. Schneider. 2nd row: K. Dyer, A. Dortzbach, M. Eager, M. Draper, S. Grasmeyer, J. Dodge, R. Felicia, D. Fleming. Bottom row: J. Hayward, D. Goedtel, J. Gallagher, D. Engel, J. Goodfeliow, D. Granish, D. Grenier, C. Donnelly. Top row (I to r): S. Higgins, P. Kimball, P. Grenier, R. Larkin, G. Hayward, C. Heimermann, P. Kozak, P. Harrington, R. Kopp, R. Keville, Mrs. Walker. 2nd row: S. Kilian, D. Johnson, S. Keeney, M. Kingsley, M. Kelsey, K. Johnson, M. Jessup, D. Jones, E. Horgan. Bottom row: E. Lane, S. Kilian, D. Kinahan, C. Hummel, B. Holdridge, G. Koegel, H. Locke, T. Hess. 95 Top row (I to r): D. Kingsley, W. Mayers, W. Mc- Donald, W. Miller, S. Lee, W. McCarty, Mrs. Frechet. 2nd row: E. Horgan, S. Fisco, M. Mitchell, F. Thoma, D. Hildreth, B. Taylor, W. Tyler. Bottom row: B.. Lysaght, D. Lillie, L. Lenzen, M. Longden, M. King, T. McCann, G. McGuire, P. MacDonald. a 96 Top row (I to r): F. Ortlicb, C. Scared la, T. Rebollo, S. Robinson, B. Pelot, G. Peterson, J. Park, D. Moth, S. Reutter, Mr. Kinsella. 2nd row: P. O’Brien, F. Muller, T. Proctor, D. Prescott, P. Pindle, G. Powers, D. Overbaugh, G. Ott. Bottom row: S. Ryan, M. Recore, S. Muncil, T. Mosley, D. Recore, P. Muldoon, L. Recore, N. Portorshok. 97 Top row (I to r): S. Shaffer, T. Richards, S. Sternberg, B. Smith, K. Shepard, K. Spade, D Sgroi, M. Skidmore, L. Silvanic, D. Schmidtka, Mr. Wood. 2nd row: A. Snyder, P. Ryan, S. Nevens, R. Reeves, T. Roach, B. Smith, R. Sheldon, W. Sharpe, T. Stucker. Bottom row: D. Taylor, D. Park, D. Stedman, R. Sokol, G. Sternberg, T. Spaulding, D. Schell, M. Turk, C. Steding. 98 Top row (I to r): V. Williams, A. Schwartz, R. Wilsey, K. Willbur, L. Recore, S. Matina, S. Whit- ney, Mrs. Strong. 2nd row: B. Marquart, D. Wooster, J. West, C. Wel- ton, D. Worthley, T. Warner, B. White, S. Mohr. Bottom row: S. Wesseldine, V. Wiedeman, F. Zing- line, S. Vicki, T. Wilsey, J. Wentworth, P. Mc- Kinstry, K. White. 68 ORGANIZATIONS Top row (I to r): J. Koegel, G. Darling, J. West, T. Denney, D. Wafer, M. Grinnals, R. Proctor, J. Hughs, D. McDonald. 2nd row: K. Denny, J. Bergdorf, K. Willbur, K. Storer, L. Mitchell, S. Rasmussen, E. Brillbeck. 5rd row: G. Koegel, P. Muldoon, T. McCann, R. Voorhees, B. Hanie, M. Costanzo, C. Hummell. Bottom row: P. MacDonald, D. Goedtl, K. Sperry, S. Petrie, J DcMario, C. Barry'. Student () ounet Ricky Tobin, Louie DeMario, Micky Keville Mary Hiney% Colleen Crean 70 Top row (I to r): L. Panebianco, J. Wozny, C. Kopper, J. Kentch, K. Storer, S. Hill, C. Case. Bottom row: M. Seamans, S. Barry, S. Osborne, J. Brzuskiewicz, M. Fuller, S. Myers, S. Thompson. Gu6 Staff Standing (I to r): G. Thompson, P. Coughlan, M. Metcalf, K. Vincelette, D. Alder, K. Sperry, D. Goedtal, S. Hafner. Seated: R. Messinger, M. Hayward, D. Rowe, J. Brzuszkiewicz, S. Osborne, A. Wozny. 71 Top row (I to r): L. Bowen, J. Webb, S. Byrne, T. Beyer, J. Kentch, J. Snyder. 2nd row: C. Coon, J. Brzuszkiewicz, S. Eick, C. Rudd, D. Campbell, D. Rowe, J. Muldoon. Bottom row: C. Dammer, S. Hefron, S. Thompson, P. Alvord, A. Harrington, N. Goodfellow. Top row (I to r): S. Marsh, L. Panebianco, S. Craft, R. Backus, J. Wozny, C. Mosley, L. Will- bur, P. Winker, L. Burghard, S. Patane, K. Storer, M. Hiney. 2nd row: S. Brownell, G. Thompson, J. Mayers, M. Panebianco, C. Case, C. Rudd, D. Rowe, P. Reutter, K. Storer, C. Myers, C. Murray. 3rd row: S. Durisek, J. Brzuszkiewicz, B. Stilwell, A. Grochan, D. Northing, D. Alder, D. Favor, G. Patterson, S. Thompson, D. Kinslow, D. Campbell. Bottom row: C. Dammer, S. Hafner, P. Alvord, P. Lillie, C. Lasher, K. Meyers, S. Meyers, A. Iaconis, C. Winans. 72 Juture Jeacfiers Of America Top row (I to r): Mrs. Aust, S. Calvert, E. Horgan, B. Pooiey, C. Raymond, E. Horgan, P. Harrington, M. Longdon. 2nd row: A. Bush, B. McAllister, C. Roberts, D. Turner, C. Morgan, K. Coon, D. Stedman. Bottom row: C. Carpenter, D. Lumbrazo, P. McKinstry, P. Hess, L. Seymour. Top row (I to r): R. Messinger, C. Beeman, P. Reutter, S. Patane, S. Kozak, M. Metcalf. Bottom row: J. Beuhler, M. Longdon, L. Murphy, S. Osborne, A. Harrington, M. Seamans. Top row (I to r): R. Proctor, K. Vincelette, D. Webb, J. Newton, M. Keville, E. Connell, M. Egar, L. Davis, D. Cassell, C. Kopper. Second: L. Meyers, P. Reutter, C. Seamens, K. Willbur, S. Schaefer, L. Voutsinas, S. Mohr, S. Patane, L. Metcalf, M. Emerson, D. McDonald, J. Wozny. Third: R. Keville, S. Meyers, J. Brzuszkiewicz, S. Case, J. Muldoon, S. Osborne, G. Peterson, L. Gleasman, C. Coughlan, K. Samsel, N. Kincaid, S. Wixson. Fourth: G. Meyers, S. Vicki, M. Kasdorf, D. Jaslin, P. Boylan, D. Hricik, A. Grouchan, B. Kopper, T. Hill, C. Crean. Fifth: R. Mesner, S. Petrie, M. Breed, R. Wooten, D. Granish, R. Panebianco, D. Goedel, G. Kocgel, H. Locke. Bottom: C Steding, B. Scott, R. Hill, R. Vincelette, J. Lytle, B. Devendorf, D. Taylor, S. Namitz, P. Brzuszkiewicz, T. Shea. Top row (I to r): J. Olympio, P. Winker, D. Defrees, C. Hcimmermann, K. Hebert, R. Clakely, S. Marquisee, P. Williams, D. Tiffany, D. Stone, G. Soule, D. Weigel, J. Honors, J. Snyder, C. Cotton, E. Marquart. S. Brownell, J. Lawson, M. Havens, S. Rasmussen, L. Panebianco, L. Burghard. Second: C. Fleegel, Y. Hirano, P. Ryan, D. Larkin, C. Murray, C. Tavernese, K. Wood, S. Hill, G. Patterson, S. Matina, M. Recor, C. Carpenter, L. Catterson, K. Storer, C. Myers, M. Panebianco, P. Kimbal, S. Keeney, D. Rowe, D. Alder. Third: L. Scribner, C. Hutchison, C. Winans, B. Button, L. Rigby, B. Stilwell, K. Meyers, S. Heiffron, M. Waldorf, D. Pallotta, M. Haines, J. Brzuszkiewicz, M. Metcalf, D. Gifford, P. Muldoon, M. Costanzo, J. Sternberg, T. McCann, Mrs. Scanlon. Bottom: N. Durfee, D. Benjamin, N. Merriam, C. Beagle, P. Shaffer, Y. Goodhart, P. Rasmussen, C. Crean, D. McGowen, T. Wallon, C. Brumbough, K. Turner, S. Thompson, L. Hilgenberg, C. Dammer, M. Seamans, R. Seeber, T. McCann, K. Champney. Top row (I to r): R. Ratnour, G. Zimmer, B. McClean, J. Hughes, K. Storer, L. Bowen, D. McGee, J. West, K. Fuller, D. Tiffany, D. Randle, P. Pindle, T. Noffsinger, T. Beyer. 2nd row: R. Messinger, S. Marsh, M. Longdon, L. Sylvanic, C. Case, M. Fuller, L. Rigby, C. Scarcella, B. Holdridge, F. Iaconis, C. Hummell, S. Durisek, L. Griffith, Mrs. Frechet. 3rd row: M. Eggert, L. Welton, T. O'toole, R. Krutulis, L. Lenzen, D. Schell, S. Reutter, J. Compoli, B. Meyers, B. Kopp, C. Burrows, P. Grenier, D. Kinahan, J. DeMario. Bottom row: L. Rachielle, S. Camione, J. Greene, D. Burrows, A. Iaconis, H. Groff, A. Bueller, C. Barry, P. MacDonald, N. Goodfellow, J. Webb, S. Eick, D. Rachielle. Top row (I to r): M. Eager, C. Fleegal, D. Cassell, K. Hebert, D. Defrees, T. Noffsinger, L. Siphen, R. Clackley, J. Wozny, K. Fuller. 2nd row: M. Lock, R. French, J. Vandcrwerken, T. Hill, J. Newton, L. Burghard, C. Tavernese, D. Hebert, D. Webb, D. Schmidtka. Bottom row: S. Petrie, D. Kinahan, T. McCann, M. Longden, D. Kingsley, G. Peterson, C. Hummel, A. Lysack, R. Baker. u tu 'e farmers of f.l nerica Standing (I to r): M Kelsey, D. Prescott, M. Kelsey, D. Hildreth, J. Gedamoskc, Mr. Pashley. Bottom row: G. Paro, B. Smith, B. Johnson, D. Wilson, D. French, M. Macri. Top row (I to r): C. Beeman, L. Craver, H. Craver, K. McGuire, B. Pooley, C. Damon, P. Harrington, Miss Catalano. 2nd row: B. McAllister, C. Bailey, P. Case, L. Murphy, H. Hart, D. Gardner, N. Dodrill, P. McKinstry. Bottom row: N. Meacham, B. Houle, C. Carpenter, S. Weaver, K. Engel, C. Cromp. Suture Homemakers of America 76 cJir s At A e tic Association Top row (I to r): L. Panebianco, M. Hiney, K. Gill, L. Bowen, J. Webb, B. Jones, C. Ray- mond, L. Catterson, S. Rasmussen. 2nd row: Miss Rhinehart, B. Scott, A. Harrington, A. Vanderwerken, J. Goodfellow, A. Grochan, M. Myers, A. Iaconis, B. Stilwell. Bottom row: B. Button, M. Fuller, S. Kilian, M. Panebianco, S. Marsh, L. Burghard, P. Wal- rath, C. McGee, N. Goodfellow. Top row (I to r): S. Jones, J. Anderson, D. Wafer, C. Mosely, J. Olimpio, D. Snyder, E. Rasmussen, R. Tobin, P. Burghard, L. Willbur, D. Hilgenberg, J. Stethers. 2nd row: N. Grenier, D. Tiffany, M. Keville, R. Ratnour, K. Soule, T. Ratnour, M. Kelsey, C. Devaul, P. Powers, M. Grinnals, S. Kinahan. 3rd row: R. Backus, S. Wesseldine, D. McGee, R. Taylor, C. Pack, D. Knickcrbackcr, J. Pashley, D. MacDonald, R. Dean, D. Stone. 4th row: T. Hill, J. Koegel, D. Blanding, J. Tobin, M. Thompson, G. Darling, M. Farley, D. Weigel. Bottom row: B. Wickwire, D. Gifford, T. Corp, R. Kilian, R. Voorhees, F. Iaconis. 1 tjyfi Sc 200 Top row (I to r): C. Seamans, L. Burghard, S. Moore, C Raymond, S. Brownell, C. Tavernese, M. Anderson, J. Snyder, P. Winker, M. Kelsey, C. Heimmermann, T. Beyer, D. Snyder. 2nd row: B. Button, C. Winans, B. Harrington, P. Walrath, S. Robinson, L. Metcalf, C. Heimmermann, M. Chase, M. Grinnals, P. Pindle, K. Bradshaw, L. Lusk. 3rd row: Mrs. Jennings, B. Button, A. Grochan, S. Thompson, C. Crean, D. Dyer, S. Marsh, S. Durisek, D. Hebert, D. Schwartz, N. Grenier. Bottom row: C. Barry, S. Hafner, P. Alvord, B. Grimmer, M. Waldorf, J. Sprague, C. Pratt, B. Miller, Y. Hirano. Jfentrys Top of the ']’ (I to r): K. Bradshaw, M. Kelsey, Mrs. Jennings, D. Synder, K. Hebert. Top of the to the tip: Mrs. Jennings, M. Grinnals, L. Carpenter, M. Farley, D. Larkin, G. Frcnay, D. Schwartz, J. Koegel. Ghorus Top row (I to r): R. Tobin, L. Cypher, K. Hebert, S. Brownell, K. Gillette, M. Emerson, D. Northing, B. Jones, B. Marquart, D. Jones, I. Skidmore, L. Catterson, C Cotton. 2nd row: L. DeMario, D. Cassell, K. Fuller, L. Griffiths, G. Peterson, M. Skidmore, G. Patterson, M. Fuller, C. Rudd, J. Muldoon, D. Alder, L. Panebianco. 3rd row: S. Byrnes, L. Carpenter, J. West, M. Farley, S. Durisek, A. Schwartz, N. Goodfellow, T. McCann, C. Scarcella, J. Mayers, G. Thompson, J. Stinger. Bottom row: D. Blanding, D. Larkin, G. Frenay, J. Brzuszkiewicz, B. Holdridge, P. Muldoon, L. Clark, C. Donnelly, A. Iaconis, S. Matina, C. Dammer. Jen tones Top of the ']' (I to r): C. Winans, M. Emerson, S. Brownell, Mrs. Jennings, M. Chase, C. Tavernese, D. Northing. Top of the 7' to the tip: Mrs. Jennings, S. Brownell, L. Griffiths, C. Heimmermann, M. Fuller, B. Buttton, N. Goodfellow, C. Dammer, J. Muldoon, S. Durisek. 7IlCj l (ScAooj Back row (I to r): S. Grasmeyer, R. Schermerhorn, J. Koegel, L. DeMario, D. LeFevre, K. Fuller. Second row: M. Marcellus, M. Grinnals, J. Case, D. Schwartz, D. Baker, S. Samsel. Third row: G. Webb, S. Higgins, M Breed, J. Snyder, J. Pashlcy, C. Heimermann, P. Winker, D. Sternberg. Fourth row: L. Voutsinas, J. Stinger, K. Coon, S. Reutter, L. Bowen, C. Heimermann, S. Kraft, L. Burghard, B. Scott. Bottom row: S. Thompson, C. Tavernese, K. Hebert, M. Seamans, B. Button. Oance J)anJ Back row (I to r): M. Olimpio, M. Grinnals, M. Ielfield, J. West, T. Noffsinger, D. Hebert, S. Wesseldine. Standing: C. Rudd, K. Denny, Mr. Fox. At piano: B. Button. Front row: T. Hill, S. Kozak, P. Alvord, B. Marquart, G. Peterson, J. Koegel, G. Webb. iancf Back row (I to r): L. Carpenter, M. Kelsey, M. Ielfield, W. Sharpe, R. Larkin, J. West, T. Noffsinger, D. Hebert, S. Wesseldine. 2nd row: M. Olimpio, M. Farley, N. Grenier, G. Schermerhorn, M. Skidmore, A. Coon, P. Boylan, J. Egan, W. Mayers, Mr. Fox. 3rd row: A. Grochan, C. Winans, T. Hill, P. Pindle, S. Kozak, B. Marquart, G. Peterson, P. Alvord. Front row: D. Northing, M. Fuller, P. Welch, S. Brownell, C. Coughlan, L. Burke, S. Matina. TIT afore ites Standing (I to r): P. Hess, C. Shutt, D. Alder. Kneeling: K. Paninski, C. Raymond. cJuarcf Standing (I to r): J. Sprague, D. Collins, S. Barry, C. Pratt, K. Coon, S. Heiffron, L. Murphy. Kneeling: M. Seamans, C. Cromp, K. Denney. 82 Squire left us a small amount—sob.” (Kneeling: Tom; in bed: Squire; L to R: Square, Thwackum, Blifil) Where's my daughter, you blackard?” (L to R: Tom, Fitzpatrick, Mr. Western, Mrs. Whitfield) Your money or your life!” (L to R: Highwayman, Tom, Mrs. Waters) Humph! Order in This court! (L to R: Justice Dowling, Constable, Tom) Oh! I’ll never marry him! L to R: Miss Western, Sophia, Mr. Western, Harriet, Lady Bellaston) % 2) ear 3o refs 71 nc C aefies the 1968 Senior Class proudly presents___ !7 o n J Jones Director: Mr. Beale Stage Director: Mr. Reynolds Mr. Partridge Mr. Partridge ........ Tom Jones ............ Sophia Western ....... Blifil ............... Mr. Western ........... Squire Alworthy....... Miss Western ......... Justice Dowling........ Thwackum ............. Fitzpatrick........... Capt. Blifil—Constable Bridget Alworthy . . . . .. Don McGee .. Jim Newton .. Linda Rigby ... Greg Yates .... Bob Smith . . Stuart Byrne ... Sue Petrie Keith Bradshaw . . Dick Snyder . . . Dick Snyder Martin Ielfield Beth-Carol Scott Maids....................Amy Grochan, Pat Reutter Highwayman .......................... Jean Snyder Jenny Jones (Mrs. Waters) ......... Colleen Crean Mrs. Whitfield................Margaret Anderson Lady Bellaston ............................ Claire Coughlan Harriet Fitzpatrick............................Sue Collins Doctor .............................. Mike Farley Susan .......................... Pat Coughlan Honour ....................................... Sue Barry Nancy............................. Maxine Fuller Deborah.......................Rosemary Riccardo Square ......................... Phil Burghard 83 Top row (I to r): D. Bassett, K. Soule, J. Olympio, P. Winkler, D. Tiffany, P. Williams, S. Damon, G. Soule, R. Taylor, B. Goodfellow, J. Wozny. 2nd row: D. Cotton, A. Coon, D. Webb, R. Wood, K. Meyers, L. Metcalf, L. Panebianco, S. Marsh, K. Storer, D. Northing. 3rd row: Mr. Daye, D. Armstrong, C. Winans, D. Williams, K. Woods, S. Richards, S. Keeney, D. Alder, L. Scribner, P. Lillie, B. Smith. Bottom row: B. Holdridge, S. Hafner, C. Lasher, L. Turner, G. Thompson, S. Barry, M. Myers, A. Vandcrwerken, D. Palotta, M. Seamans, Mr. Thompkins. D cS eruor Jirfs Sue Brownell, Sue Marsh Pam Alvord, Joanne Brzuszkiewicz (L to r) Donna Baker, Judy Webb, Linda Bowen Alfia Iaconis, Stevie Durisek Bonnie Stilwell, Shirley Thompson Lucy Panebianco, Mary Hiney Top row (I to r): Miss Rhinehart, M. Hiney, L. Bowen, J. Webb, S. Brownell, L. Catterson, L. Panebianco. Bottom row: B. Stilwell, P. Reutter, K. Storer, S. Marsh, S. Durisek, S. Thompson. Top row (I to r): N. Goodfellow, P. Muldoon, A. Grochan, Miss Rinehart, D. Granish, S. Petrie, P. MacDonald. Bottom Row: J. Muldoon, C. McGee, K. Wilbur, B. Jones, C. Coughlan, J. Goodfellow. So 6a(( J(on or 7earn Top row (I to r): B. Stilwell, B. Garlock, K. Gillette, H. Henderson, Miss Rhinehart, D. Christopher, S. Brownell, L. Reutter. Bottom row: S. Geariety, D. Stark, S. Thompson, J. Muldoon, S. Goodfellow, B. Button. Circle (I to r): K. Gillette, B. Stilwell, S. Durisek, S. Marsh, L. Panebianco, M. Hiney, L. Catterson, J. Webb, S. Brownell. Center: Miss Rhinehart. 7rosA. SopA. 75as(?et( a Honor 7earn Top row (I to r): Miss Rhinehart, A. Grochan, Goodfellow, J. Muldoon, P. MacDonald. Bottom row: C. Getman, K. Willbur, B. Jones, McGee. 88 Sr. UoffeySaf Jfon or learn Top row (I to r): S. West, H. Henderson, Miss Rhinehart, D. Christopher, P. Egan. Bottom row: D. Stark, S. Goodfellow, L. Reutter, S. Geariety, D. Bailey. Top row (I to r): B. Garlock, S. Thompson, Miss Rhinehart, B. Stilwell. Bottom row: S. Marsh, L. Panebianco, S. Brownell. fjtrosA. -SopA. Volleyball Honor 7earn Top row (I to r): P. Walrath, C. Getman, Miss Rhine- hart, K. Gillette, B. Jones. Bottom row: J. Muldoon, C. McGee, B. Button. 89 fres iman C heerfeacfers Top row (I to r): I. Skidmore, K. Schantz, C. Coughlan. Bottom row: S. Hafncr, C. McGee, P. McDonald, S. Muncil. .7- TJ. C ) iee 7eacfe ers Top row (I to r): K. Willbur, N. Goodfellow, M. Emerson. 2nd row: C. Seamans, S. Durisek. Bottom row: B. Button, J. Goodfellow, J. Muldoon. (L to R) Philip Burghard—tackle 92 Charlie DeVaul—center Top: Don Henry—guard Bottom: Curtis Conklin—tackle (L to R) Dave Wafer—•tackle Bob Wickwire—tailback Var 'sity 7 o o (ja Top row (I to r): Mr. Kirschenheiter, T. Ratnour, C. Mosely, R. Tobin, E. Rasmussen, C. DeVaul, D Hilgenberg, Mr Garn. 2nd row: M. Grinnals, C. Pack, S. Jones, J. Steathers, R. Ratnour, M. Keville, K. Trask, M. Thompson, Mr. Moore. Bottom row: J. Kline (Mgr.), D. Henry, J. Koegel, D. Weigle, B. Wickwire, R. Backus, M. Farley, N. Grenier, S. Wesseldine. (L to R): Mr. Moore John Kline Mr. Kirschenheiter Mr. Garn SCORES US W 4 L 3 THEM 6 Homer 3 6 12 Central Sq. 0 38 Camden 6 12 Canastota 7 7 V.V.S. 21 20 Halland Patent 20 13 Cazenovia 13 7 Oneida 28 93 res man 7ootfja Top row (I to r): Mr. Berlin, R. Proctor, M. Eager, S. Grasmeyer, R. Clakely, G. Gustina, K. Pratt, P. Pindle, J. West, D. Damon, D. Blanding, Mr. Olden, Mr. Foglino. 2nd row: P. Boylan, J. Vanderwerken, K. Vincelette, R. Sokol, M. Pratt, K. Dyer, T. Roach, P. Ryan, S. Haynes, J. Ott, D. Fleming, P. Kozak, T. Richards, T. Rebollo. Bottom row: R. Stevens J. Bartlett, G. Koegel, C. Burrows, J. Benson, D. Larkin, B. Mayers, J. House, G. Hayward, B. Kopp, S. Seeber, B. Mayers, B. Hill, J. Phillips. J- T). Z ootSaff Top row (I to r): Mr. Kinsella, T. Denney. R. Taylor, J. Wadsworth, D. Conklin, P. Williams, E. Connell, J. Flanagan, Mr. Hunt. 2nd row: L. Anklin, B. Taylor, K. Schultz, B. Berkey, D. Randle, J. Honors, B. McAllister, S. Wixson, B. McCIean, D. Lenzen. Bottom row: B. Haynie, T. Hill, D. Webb, Y. Hirano, J. Hughes, D. King, J. Case, F. Iaconis, M. Hutchinson, R. Brumbaugh. 94 J. v. J(-( xjunt 'ij Standing: Mr. O'Connor. Kneeling (I to r): B. Cunningham, C. Kopper, D. Devendorf, L. Davis, S. Miller. — Sen ors — John Anderson Ron Kilian Perry Powers Uarsitu .X-C'oun ry Top row (I to r): K. Hebert, M. Kelsey, R. Kilian, J. Anderson, Mr. O’Connor. Bottom row: B. Birdsall, D. Tiffany, P. Powers, S. Kinahan, D. Blanding. Seniors Ron Voorhees Eric Rasmussen high scorer: 267 pts. high rebounder: 267 most rebounds in one game: 25 made Tri-Valley League All Star Team l_ n uur uu LM bUKDD Charlie Mosely Larry Willbur best free-throws %: 74.2% most pts. in game: 27 pts. most free-throws in one game: 13 made Tri-Valley League All Star Team Team Avg. pts game: 60.7 pts. Opponents Avt. pts. game: 51.5 pts. Team field-goal %: 39.1% Team free-throw %: 56.1% Darwin A„en Best field-goal %: 44 John Koegel 96 Standing (I to r): E. Rasmussen, D. Allen, R. LaFort, D. Knickerbocker, D. McDonald, J. Koegle, Mr. Gordon, R. Voorhees, D. Schwarz, D. Hilgenberg, C. Mosely, L. Willbur, R. Tobin. Kneeling: (Mgrs.): J. Kentch, J. Watkins, D. Cassell, A. Santorelli, L. Nemitz, P. Samsel. CJoacA Mr. Gordon (Scores US THEM 71 ♦♦Mexico 43 63 ♦♦New Hartford 53 69 Oneida 46 82 Canastota 59 55 ♦♦Mexico 49 54 V. V. S. 49 67 Cazenovia 39 48 E. S. M. 50 43 ♦♦Central Square 53 71 Holland Patent 49 70 Camden 51 40 Oneida 51 66 Canastota 60 68 V. V. S. 61 59 Cazenovia 53 60 Camden 57 51 Holland Patent 45 ♦♦Non-League Tri-Valley League Champs with a league record of 11 wins, 1 loss, and a non-league record of 14 wins, 3 losses. 97 Jres unan J)a$j(?eibal Top row (I to r): Mr. Kinsella, K. Dyer, J. West, S. Grasmeyer, T. Roach, D. Prescott, R. Proctor. Bottom row: T. McCann (Mgr.), C. Burrows, J. Benson, D. Moth, S. Bush, B. Kopp, G. Koegel. C7. V. jas£e 6a Top row (I to r): B. Goodfellow (Mgr.), G. Zimmer, K. Pratt, E. Andrews, T. Noffsinger, D. Randle, R. Clakely. Bottom row: B. Haynie, D. Lenzen, K. Schultz, M. Keville, J. Honors, J. Hughes. 98 SA Jeam (L to r): P. Williams, L. Anklin, D. Bassett, K. Soule, B. Smith, Y. Hirano. Top row (I to r): J. Loefsteadt, G. Stanton, F. Collins, T. Byer, B. Cunningham, P. Weaver, K. Bradshaw. 2nd row: T. Hill, B. McClean, S. Kinahan, J. Stethers, D. Wafer, G. Darling, S. Jones. Bottom row: F. Iaconis, M. Kingsley, C. Fleegel, K. Spade, D. Schmitka, J. Kozak. 99 Top row (I to r): D. Conklin, J. Pashley, D. McGee, S. Wesseldine, K. Caswell, M. Farley, B. Wickwire, T. Corp, D. Tiffany, D. Gifford, P. Brzuszkiewicz, T. Hess. 2nd row: Mr. Pashley, F. Vero (Mgr.), B. Smith, T. Warren, P. Ryan, D. Weigel, B. Pelot, D. Fleming, R. Stilwell, T. House (Mgr.), Mr. Hirt. Bottom row: C. McNeely, E. Miller, C. Fiello, H. DeVaul, B. Schermerhorn, K. Vincellette, M. Smith, R. Sokol, M. Vander- werken. 5 seniors 100 Top: Bob Wickwire Bottom: Ted Corp Standing: Craig McNeeley Top: Don McGee Bottom: Bob Smith 7Jars 'ty 7 )res t iny Top row (l Io r): Mr. Pashley, J. House (Mgr.), D. Conklin, J. Pashley, S. Wesseldine, D. McGee, M. Farley, K. Caswell, F. Vero (Mgr.), Mr. Hirt. Bottom row: B. Smith, B. Wickwire, T. Corp, D. Tiffany, D. Gifford, P. Brzuszkiewicz, T. Hess. Scores US W 5 L 7 THEM 16 Westhill 27 16 Oneida 32 18 Whitesboro 22 17 Canastota 29 31 UFA 14 17 V.V.S. 31 44 Holland Patent 8 32 Cazenovia 14 18 Manlius Military 31 35 Camden 11 28 Central Square 16 19 RFA 24 Mr. Pashley, Mr. Hirt 101 Jncfoor 7rack Top row (I to r): B. Birdsall, D. Stone, Mr. Kirschenheiter, R. Taylor, N. Grenier. Bottom row: J. Anderson, M. Kelsey, D. Snyder, R. Kilian. kreskiman 7rack Top row (I to r): J. Wozny (Mgr.), J. Wadsworth, P. Williams, D. Randle, M. Donegan, E. Andrews, C. Schwarz, Mr. Bligh. Bottom row: D. Weigel, D. Blanding, J. Hughes, D. Hebert, G. Soule, R. Albrough. 102 Top row (I to r): Mr. Kirschenheiter, P. Burghardt, D. Wafer, C. Bender, R. Taylor, D. Stone, T. Kincaid, D. Snyder, G. Stanton, B. Kilian, K. Soule, R. Kilian, M. Grasmeyer, Mr. Bligh. 2nd row: J. Wozny (Mgr.), C. Pack, S. Kinahan, K. Seymour, N. Grenier, B. Smith, S. Wixson, D. Bassett, B. Wickwire, M. Steding, C. Schwarz. Bottom row: D. Blanding, L. Carpenter, J. Anderson, M. Kelsey, M. Grinnals, B. Birdsall, M. Farley, P. Powers, M. Ielfield. L to R: Norm Grenier Ken Soule Dave Stone Steve Kinahan L to R: Ron Kilian John Anderson L to R: Bob Wickwire Bob Smith Dave Wafer L to R: Phil Burghardt Ron Beagle Dick Bassett 106 58 108 104 93 88 47 81 US L to R: Charlie Pack Perry Powers Dick Snyder Ocores 6 L 2 THEM E. Syr. Minoa 30 Cazenovia 78 Camden 28 Fabius 32 V.V.S. 43 Canastota 48 Oneida 89 H. P. 55 103 Ures iman Jias e ball Top row (I to r): Mr. Foglino, B. McClean, D. Lenzen, K. Pratt, R. Clakely, T. Noffsinger, G. Gustina, P. Pindle, B. Marshall, J. Loefsteadt. Bottom row: M. Pratt, B. Kopp, R. Brumbaugh, J. Ott, J. Benson, D. Burrows, R. Voorhees. jb. V. Jiaseba 1 Top row (I to r): P. Haynie, K. Kopper, S. Marquiscc, S. Miller, J. Newton, B. McAllister,. G. Zimmer, Mr. Gordon, A. Santorelli. Bottom row: L. Anklin, C. Britton, D. McDonald, R. Backus, J. Honors, D. Schwarz, B. Berkey, J. Case. 104 Top row (I to r): T. Hill, J. Newton, J. Case, L. Willbur, G. Pratt, D. Allen, C. Mosely, D. Crean, Mr. Dichristina. Bottom row: L. Mosely (Mgr.), T. Knickerbocker, S. Wesseldine, A. Backus, T. Ratnour, D. Knickerbocker, D. Proulx, J. Koegel. Larry Willbur John Koegel Dale Knickerbocker Tim Ratnour Charles Mosely c j co res US W 5 L 9 THEM 3 Canastota 1 12 FM 9 5 VVS 9 6 Oneida 8 8 Manlius Military 10 2 Camden 7 9 Cazenovia 5 6 H.P. 4 0 Canastota 11 7 VVS 6 3 Oneida 5 4 Camden 7 2 Cazenovia 8 3 H.P. 4 105 9off 7 earn Top row (I to r): Mr. Kinsella, D. Frenay, J. Panebianco, G. Darling, K. Abell. Bottom row: J. Blosier, B. Beige, B. Stucker, R. Minor. (L to r): M. Marcellus, J. Pashley, C. McNeely, F. Iaconis, M. Loefsteadt, C. Dibble, R. Schultz, D. Balcom, R. Wood, J. Gedamoski, J. Bush. 7 ennrs 7 earn Standing (I to r): Mr. Berlin, Mr. Bligh, Mr. Russell. Seated: Mr. Sorenson. Standing (I to r): Mr. Collins, Mr. Beale. Seated: Miss VandenBosch, Mrs. Vecchio. Science 7Ka tfie in a lies Standing (I to r): Mr. Conklin, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Olden. Seated: Miss Laird, Mrs. Sarkus. Standing (I to r): Mr. Foglino, Mr. Tomp- kins. Seated: Miss Collura. Keacfiny Miss Hassett, Mrs. Butman Special I cfucaiion Mr. Moore TKusic Mrs. Milner Koine Economics Miss Larsen, Mr. DiChristina Hrl Mrs. Baum 109 81 Top row (I to r): T. Allen, C. Beagle, B. Betsinger, D. Bowers, D. Benjamin, N. Block, P. Allen, S. Atkinson, K. Baker, Mr. Beale. 2nd row: K. Berkey, R. Barues, R. Bailey, D. Bobec, D. Balitz, M. Beeman, D. Blanding, L. Backus, D. Britting. Bottom row: S. Alder, A. Abell, M. Allen, T. Catterson, P. Allen, B. Bailey, J. Bartlett, J. Barbagallo. Top row (I to r): D. Burrows, L. Clakely, S. Case, C. Brumbough, A. Bixby, S. Brown, V. Bueller, Miss Vandenbosch. 2nd row: T. Catterson, L. Buchanan, E. Devendorf, D. Damon, M. Campbell, G. Brennan, P. Brown, K. Caswell. Bottom row: K. Champney, T. Compoli, S. Camaione, D. Cromp, M. Cox, S. Brown, J. Colin, M. Corp. 85 Top row (I to r): B. Forgar, S. Eick, G. Gardner, Y. Goodhart, L. Gleasman, M. Eggert, D. Gardner, Mrs. Vecchio. 2nd row. L. Francis, N. Durfee, M. Gallagher, G. Doss, C. Davis, R. Garlock, R. Caswell, P. Farley. Bottom rote: T. Frank, B. Devendorf, J. DeGroff, D. Dean, E. Felicia, C. Eddy, S. Edmunds, D. King. s4 Top row (I to r): W. Hubbs, B. Hammon, A. Grimsley, R. Groff, H. Hiney, Mrs. Gregg. 2nd row: R. Glogly, M. Havens, D. Grahm, S. Haynes, M. Haines, H. Haskins. Bottom row: C. Hopkins, A. Iaconis, J. Greene, D. Hricik, A. Granish, H. Groff, B. Hill. Top row (I to r): R. Leaman, C. Jolly, D. Joslin, D. Kasky, P. Leo, M. Mesmer, Mr. Tompkins. 2nd row: M. Kasdorf, N. Kincaid, D. Klahs, M. Lang, A. Jones, D. Little, R. Lokay, B. Johnson. Bottom row: D. LaForte, S. Keville, D. Kilbourne, B. Kopper, R. Longden, L. Lane, D. Lloyd. 86 Top row (I to r): D. Morgan, M. Mudgett, B. New- comb, D. Paddock, B. Gustina, V. Merriam, A. O’Brien, F. McFall, Mrs. Butman. 2nd row: R. Mesmer, A. Murphy, J. Phillips, D. Mar- shall, T. Moon, L. Meyers, J. Murphy, S. Proulx. Bottom row: L. McNeely, N. Moth, D. McGowan, T. O’Toole, G. Meyers, R. Mayers, J. Lytle, S. Namitz, J. McCann. 87 Top rote (I to r): R. Reutter, R. Panebianco, R. Portorsnok, T. Shea, R. Richards, S. Seeber, W. Seeber, S. Sattler, Mr. Conklin. 2nd row: B. Randle, P. Rasmussen, K. Samscl, W. Shaugh- nessy, E. Rossi, M. Pratt, K. Proctor, L. Senecal. Bottom row: G. Popielarski, D. Roth, J. Reeves, D. Roberts, M. Rebollo, D. Salter, D. Renfer, L. Rachiele. Top row (I to r): J. Taylor, R. Stone, L. Sternberg, G. Thompson, C. Devendorf, L. Sheldon, Mr. Olden. 2nd row: C. Thompson, J. Tobin, K. Stevens, R. Troup, M. Smith, P. Shaffer, S. Tully. Bottom row: K Thoma, T. Shea, D. Tavernese, B. Shoemaker, S. Shearer, S. Shepard, S. Smith. 89 Top row: J. Webb, K. Turner, J. Koagel, L. White T. Stone, B. Worthley, L. Wilson, D. Wisner, Mr Russell. 2nd row: S. Wentworth, K. Wadsworth, D. Williams A. Vecchio, M. Harp, R. Welch, L. Welton, J Walrath. Bottom row: B. Wassel, M. Vanderwerken, R. Voor hees, F. Vero, T. Wallon, L. Wilsey, R. Wooten M. Vann, L. Weigel. 71 Top row (I to r): R. Adair, F. Carman, W. Caggiano, L. Carpenter, L. Brownson, Mrs. Baum. 2nd row: L. Bailey, G. Chafee, C. Burghard, L. Barnes, G. Alley, V. Butler, S. Britting, K. Chandler. Bottom row: L. Butler, J. Armstrong, S. Caswell, R. Cas- ler, T. Burdo, J. Button, A. Boccaccio. Top row (I to r): J. DeForge, P. Coss, L. Cooper, M. Coughlan, S. Donato, T. Costanzo, G. Buchanan, C. Clark, Mr. Collins. 2nd row: L. Clintsman, D. Blanding, J. Cotton, J. Connell, J. Christophere, D. Centner, D. Crossman, B. Gero. Bottom row: K. Donnelly, D. Compoli, J. Doran, D. DeFrees, W. Chapman, D. Dyer, L. Freunscht, C. Denney. 73 Top row (I to r): S. Getman, C. Denney, B. Graham, J. Harp, K. Eager, M. Hewes, S. Greene, D. Hart, J. Heimermann, Miss Collura. 2nd row: P. Goodroe, P. Sagor, D. Griffiths, K. Gil- lette, N. Fisher, C. Goedtel, B. Forgar, P. Haas. Bottom row: M. Gallant, D. Honors, J. Hacker, K. French, B. Graney, B. Grulke, J. Hafner, K. Don- nelly. 74 Top row (I to r): C. Kohles, M. Kelsey, E. Jones, J. Hoffman, E. Hughes, B. Kozak, D. Hatch, E. Jessup, Mr. Foglino. 2nd row: E. Jackson, E. Jemola, A. Johnson, R. Kellar, T. Horgan, F. Jones, R. Klipp, L. House. Bottom row: R. Kimler, D. Henry, M. Haynes, B. Kilian, D. Knapp, D. Howell, D. King, D. Houle. Top row (I to r): S. McCarty, D. Mintonye, B. Monthie, L. Luce, J. Lawson, P. Mosley, C. Meyle, C. Muir, Miss Laird. 2nd row: K. McDonald, K. Milligan, D. Laning, S. Lillie, T. Mitchell, M. Lawson, M. Magnuson, J. Loefstedt. Bottom row: J. McCombie, C. Mayers, D. McMillon, B. Morgan, P. Lonergon, D. Loop, A. Mudgett, T. Mcgee. 76 Top row (I to r): J. Noel, C. Nichols, A. Patane, D. Mitchell, K. O'Brien, C. Pickard, G. Panebianco, H. Patterson, Mr. Taylor. 2nd row: M. Pooley, J. Newton, B. Overbaugh, J. Osborne, C. Peterson, K. Murdock, N. Pooley, S. Painchaud. Bottom row: C. Myers, B. Potter, T. Muncil, D. Os- borne, S. Perrone, K. O’Toole, H. Patterson. r Top row (I to r): K. Proper, S. Schell, B. Proctor, T. Sand- ford, S. Sahm, S. Roberts, M. Robinson, Mr. Bligh. 2nd row: T. Rolfe, K. Rossignol, S. Rose, M. Samsel, P. Rigby, F. Rousell, V. Raymond, M. Samsel. Bottom row: R. Randle, R. Roberts, C. Recor, L. Raineri, C. Sherman, L. Smith, B. Roberts. Top row (I to r): M. Stewart, J. Wooster, J. Worthley, J. Shaughnessy, E. Sherman, K. Suits, D. Goppelt, K. Schwitter, Mr. Berlin. 2nd row: R. House, B. Sgroi, S. Stauffer, D. Stone, D. Turner, G. Tuppert, C. VanAntwerp, E. Schmidtka. Bottom row: D. Thoma, J. Schenk, E. Sternberg, E. Tully, W. Pelkey, St. Smith P. Santorelli, L. Taylor. 7° Top row (I to r): K. Walrath, L. Taylor, C. Wilson, E. Yates, D. Warren, G. White, D. Worthley, Mr. Sorenson. 2nd row: C. Zimmer, T. VanDeusen, S. Williams, D. Watt, D. Witlock, J. Nevens, P. Voutsinas, R. Williams. Bottom row: A. Wozny, S. Willis, M. Wilcox, T. Wooster, C. Tifft, B. Wisner, B. Whalen, P. Young. cSpecial V cfucation Top row (l o r): R. Allen, H. Brown, M. Cummings, D. Collins, M. Vann, Mr. Moore. Bottom row: H. Sagor, R. Allen, C. Parr, W. Bumpus, A. Larca. Top row (I to r): L. Gleasman, L. Welton, M. Pratt, M. Gallagher, L. Meyers, K. Goedtel, D. Kasky. 2nd row: B. Kopper, T. VanDeusen, K. Samsel, H. Hiney, J. Osbor. L. Clakely. 3rd row: J. Button, J. Bartlett, S. McCarty, T. Costanzo, K. Proper, B. Chapman, J. Lytle. 4th row: K. Donnelly, K. Champney, K. O’Toole, S. Smith, D. Henry. Bottom row: (Pres.) L. Hilgenberg, (V. Pres.) B. Kozak, (Sec.) B. Newcomb, (Treas.) E. Hughes. Jr. 7fiy i S ucfeni GounciZ Jr. Jficj i 7fan or (Society Top row (I to r): K. Samsel, G. Peterson, M. Skidmore, S. Mohr, B. Marquart, D. Benjamin, L. Gleasman, C. Beagle. Bottom row: A. Iaconis, L. Haight, S. Eick, K. Turner, B. Kopper, M. Young, S. Namitz. 116 Jr. Jfiyf) lOraru ( )fuS Top row (I to r): S. Tully, B. Randle, D. Britting, J. Tobin, B. Gustina, R. Caswell. 2nd row: C. Beagle, L. Gleasman, K. Caswell, B. Porter, B. Betsinger, D. Kaskey, H. Hiney. 3rd row: Miss Mosher, S. Brown, D. Wisner, R. Richards, T. Stone, D. Leo, K. Turner, R. Grainey. Bottom row: L. McNeely, L. Hilgenberg, D. Roberts, B. Bailey, L. Clakely, T. Wallon, S. Edmunds, L. Rachiele. Top row (I to r): R. Williams, M. Samsel, S. Griffiths, N. Fisher, S. Rose, M. Samsel, F. Roussell, K. Goedtel, V. Raymond, B. Gero. 2nd row: P. Mosley, C. Meyle, K. Eager, C. Muir, E. Hughes, B. Kozak, B. Proctor, B. Morgan, C. Denny. 3rd row: D. Hatch, C. Cotton, B. Grulke, A. Wozny, D. Osborne, J. Button, K. O’Toole, D. Loop. Bottom row: T. McGee, K. Donnelly, D. Honors, C. Mayers, J. Schenk, R. Petersen, J. Hafner, K. Donnelly. Si (Jrac e Mai G u6 Top row (I to r): L. Meyers, J. Tobin, D. Britting, P. Shaffer, N. Kincaid, B. Betsinger, B. Randle, L. Welton, B. Gustina, K. Samsel, G. Peterson, B. Kopper, W. Hubbs. 2nd row: T. Stone, H. Hiney, D. Kasky, L. Gleasman, C. Beagle, B. Newcomb, M. Havens, M. Haines, D. Joslin, C. Jolly, D. Tavernese, M. Rebello. 3rd row: R. Graney, J. Webb, L. Clakely, D. Hricik, B. Bailey, G. Myers, T. Shea, R. Krutulis, P. O’Toole, R. Pancbianco, R. Reutter, J. Lytle, C. Eddy. Bottom row: H. Groff, L. Lane, A. Abell, S. Edmunds, A. Iaconis, S. Camaione, T. Shea, D. Satier, R. Wooten, R. Vincelette, J. Colon, T. McCann, M. Corp. . . - Jr. Jh9 Chorus Top row (I to r): D. Blanding, B. Randle, P. Rasmussen, P. Farley, C Beagle, V. Butler, S. Griffiths, V. Raymond, M. Samsel, G. Tubbert, S. Stauffer, S. Tully, S. Rose, M. Samsel, N. Fisher, J. Tobin, K Goedtel. 2nd row: C. Burghardt, F. Rousell, L. Francis, L. Welton, Y. Goodheart, L. Gleasman, K. Samsel, K. Caswell, M. Hews, R. Krutulis, B. Mayers, S. Brown, C. Brumbaugh, S. Eick, P. Leo. 3rd row: D. Hricik, L. Clakely, B. Bailey, J. Greene, T. Cos- tanzo, B. Kozak, P. Mosely, E. Hughes, C. Muir, S. Camione, T. Wooster, J. Bartlett, J. Lytle, B. Devendorf, M. Kelsey, J. Heimermann. Bottom row: C. Kohles, K. Schwitter, T. Shea, R. Caser, A. Boccacio, B. Whalen, B. Grulke, J. Button, L. Ranieri, K. O’Toole, T. McCann, J. Hafner, R. Petterson, K. Donnelly, K. Donnelly. Seated at piano: Mrs. Jennings Jr. Jfigh Orches ra Standing (I to r): C. Denny, D. Bowers, Mrs. Milner. 2nd row: S. Camione, J. Beuhler, N. Kincaid, C. Samsel. Bottom row: A. Iaconis, B. Gustina, G. Welton, R. Williams, E. Hughes, C. Goedtel. Jr. 7 iyh Jrach Jeam Top row (I to r): Mr. Tompkins, F. Vero, A. Granish, D. French, P. Denny, R. Seeber, R. Reutter, D. Dean. Bottom row: K. Champney, D. Cromp, R. Wooten, V. Beuhler, R. Voorhees, D. Burrows, J. Colin, M. Vander- werken. M8 Ifiyfi 7foe7? ey Tfonor 7earn Top row (I to r): L. Gleasman, C. Beagle, L. Welton, L. Meyers, N. Durfee, K. Samsel, H. Hiney. Bottom row: L. Clakely, B. Newcomb, B. Bailey, D. Hricik, L. Hilgenberg, B. Kopper. 7Iiyfi J)asfetfja I Jfonor earn Top row (I to r): J. Nevens, S. Griffiths, L. Gleasman, C. Beagle, L. Welton, L. Meyers, N. Durfee, K. Samsel. 2nd row: N. Pooley, B. Kopper, T. VanDeusen, M. Samsel, K. Goedtel, V. Ray- mond, H. Hiney, L. Clakely. Bottom row: K. O’toole, B. Newcomb, T. Muncil, C. Muir, B. Kozak, P. Mosely, L. Hilgenberg. 119 Jr Jfiyh TJo TeySaf J(on or 0earn Top row ( I to r): S. Beagle, L. Welton, L. Sylvanic, S. Kilian, Miss Larsen, K. Willbur, N. Durfee, L. Meyers, B. Marquart. Bottom row: P. MacDonald, L. Hilgenberg, P. Muldoon, B. Koppcr, J. Good- fellow, A. Schwarz, K. Samsel, D. Granish. Jr. Jfiyfi Sof(6af Honor Jearn Top row (I to r): K. Willbur, K. Samsel, D. Kaskey, Miss Larsen, S. Kilian, N. Durfee, B. Marquart. Bottom row: T. Shea, L. Clakely, B. Kopper, J. Goodfellow, R. Keville, N. Block. 120 School Bife Life in school is made up of many things. Here, at C.C.S., our school time is divided amongst many places ... School at 7:00 A M. The Falls between classes cooking class Jentones' practice Lunch break various classes and periods of practice and eating ... '«K� «WM sports- ... and organizations, sports, and forms of relaxation .. beauty ... and simplicity of emotions and actions. In short, school is an earthly womb which we eventually break out of into a vast and harsh world. Let us hope that we, the Class of '68, are prepared for this emer- gence into the outside. admiration 9� J£fr Jsr I2S Compliments From E. J. BUTTON AND SONS May the Class of '68 Have the Best of Luck in Life. 126 Yours for a Better Yearbook KOLBE STUDIO 240 Kinne Street East Syracuse, New York Phone: 437-5265 127 Compliments of DEMONG AND STICKLES LAW OFFICE Chittenango, New York Compliments of STANLEY GAULT to the Class of '68 Best Wishes and Congratulations from CASSIDY RAMBLER Congratulations to the Class of '68 From OLIMPIC SALES Chittenango, N. Y. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS courtesy demonstrations by appointment Telephone: HA 2-8845 201 East Jefferson Street Syracuse, New York ELSA J. PATTI NSON Compliments From PERRONE'S DRUG STORE THE WRITTEN WORD Compliments of SENECA RESTAURANT to the Class of '68 GILBERT COX The written word Should be clean as bone, Clear as light Firm as stone. Two words are not As good as one. 128 Good Luck to the Class of '68 From KEN'S LUNCHEONETTE Your Friendly Soda Shop Congratulations From PATTERN MAKERS, INC. Thompson Road P. O. Box No. 1152 Syracuse, N. Y. ENGINEERED PATTERN EQUIPMENT Compliments of V. GIUFRE AND SONS Best Wishes to the Class of '68 SMITH COULTER CO., INC. Compliments of CANASTOTA AUTO ELECTRIC Route 5 and Peterboro Street Box 215 Canastota, New York Compliments of THE McHENRY PRESS, INC. ONEIDA DEMOCRATIC UNION MADISON COUNTY TIMES Letterhead and Offset Printing 122 Lenox Ave. Oneida, N. Y. Phone 363-0500 129 Compliments of TREE LAND NURSERY, INC. R. D. I, Canastota, N. Y. Phone 697-2286 LANDSCAPE CONTRACTING Seeding Sodding Planting Top Soil Best of Luck to the Class of 1968 From BOB’S JEWELRY STORE May Everyone in the Class of 1968 Have Much Success in the Future DR. MORTON M. MALOFF Good Luck in the Future Congratulations to HOTTINGER MARINE the Class of SALES 1968 WESSELDINE'S GROCERY Often, if given an inch, People think they're Rulers. —D. ADAMS Best of Luck to the Class of '68 From SULLIVAN SPORT CENTER 130 Best Wishes and the Best of Luck to the Class of '68 From COLLINS ATLANTIC SERVICE Five Corners Chittenango, N. Y. Best of Luck to the Class of '68 It's a beautiful day to buy a Chevrolet. PAT'S CHEVROLET Phone: 687-2911 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 From CHITTENANGO FARM SUPPLY —LIBERTY— Good Luck to the Class of 1968 From THE TEN PIN RESTAURANT PETE SILVANIC Liberty is the only thing you cannot have unless you are willing to give it to others. —WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE Proclaim Liberty throughout the land unto all the inhabitants thereof. —INSCRIPTION ON THE LIBERTY BELL Much Success in the Future MADISON ONONADAGA MUTUAL FIRE INS. Much Success to the Class of '68 in the Future JIM'S SODA SHOP We need not be afraid of the future, for the future will be in our own hands. We shall need Courage, Energy and Determination, but above all, we shall need Faith—faith in ourselves, in our communities and in our country. —THOMAS E. DEWEY Good Luck in the Future to the Class of 1968 B. H. TRACY SONS LUMBER 131 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 From DR. AND MRS. GARETH WEST Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe tree, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tern pest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door. —from The New Colossus. Emma Lazarus. Inscription on the Statue of Liberty —THE FOUR FREEDOMS— In the future days, which we seek to make secure, we look forward for a world founded upon four essential human freedoms. The first is freedom of speech and expression—Everywhere in the world. The second is freedom of every person to worship God in his own way—Everywhere in the world. The third is freedom from want—Everywhere in the world. The fourth is freedom from fear—that no nation will be in a position to commit an act of aggression against any neighbor—Anywhere in the world. —FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT. 1941 The four cornerstones of character on which the structure of this nation was built are Initiative, Imagination, Individuality and Independence. —CAPT. EDWARD V. RICKENBACKER 132 BOB KOEGEL'S BRIDGEPORT INN Bridgeport, New York HOME OF FINE FOODS Compliments of THE ONEIDA SAVINGS BANK Compliments to the Class of '68 From MAYER'S SUPERMARKET Oneida, New York Member FDIC Chittenango, New York 133 Congratulations to the Class of '68 WALDMANS DEPARTMENT STORE Chittenango, New York Dry Goods and School Supplies Compliments of WILCO SUPPLY, INC. to the Class of '68 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '68 THERE IS NO FRIGATE LIKE A BOOK JOSEPH BYRNE FLORIST There is no frigate like a book To take us lands away, Nor any coursers like a page Of prancing poetry. This traverse may the poorest take. Without oppress of toll; How frugal is the chariot That bears the human soul! —EMILY DICKINSON 157 West Genesee, Street Chittenango, New York (across from the High School) 134 Compliments to the Class of 1968 From MABIE BROTHERS Phone: 687-8791 Your Massey Ferguson dealer. —PATIENCE— Patience is a necessary ingredient of gen- ius. —BENJ. DISRAELI Patience is the art of hoping. —VAUVENARGUES I worked with patience which means al- most power. —E. B. BROWNING All things come round to him who will but wait. —LONGFELLOW Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet. —ROUSSEAU Congratulations to the Class of 1968 From the HAM THAT AM HAM RESTAURANT Chittenango, N. Y. —PEACE— Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Notning can bring you peace but the triumph of principles. —EMERSON May the Class of 1968 have the best of luck in the future from the STATE BANK OF CHITTENANGO Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation —LIFE— The old Quaker was right: I expect to pass through life but once. If there is any kindness, or any good thing I can do to my fellow beings, let me do it now. I shall pass this way but once. —W. C. GANNETT 135 Compliments From VICTORY SUPERMARKET IDLENESS Idleness is emptiness; the tree in which the sap is stagnant, remains fruitless. HOSEA BALLOU—MS. Sermons. What heart can think, or tongue express, The harm that groweth of idleness? JOHN HEYWOOD—Idleness. Best Wishes From FRANK'S BODY SHOP WORK Work thou for pleasure—paint or sing or carve The thing thou lovest, though the body starve— Who works for glory misses oft the goal; Who works for money coins his very soul. Who for the work's sake, then, and it may be That these things shall be added unto thee. KENYON COX—Our Motto. 136 Best Wishes to the Compliments Class of '68 From NORM'S SERVICE DEWAN DAIRY, INC. Genius, in truth, means little more The great source of terror than the faculty of perceiving in an un- to infancy is solitude. habitual way. —WILLIAM JAMES —WILLIAM JAMES Best Wishes to the Great Class of '68 FLOYD NEWTON SON INC. R. D. 2 Chittenango, N. Y. Your mobile home and travel trailer dealer Good Luck to the Class of '68 From ESQUIRE MEN'S SHOP It takes a great deal of history to produce a little literature. 137 —HENRY JAMES Best Wishes Congratulations From From HUMMELL'S MARKET ONEIDA HARDWARE Good Luck Compliments From of SAM'S I0A LEWIS POINT FOOD MARKET Route 31 Best of Luck in the Future From ROGUE'S ROOST Superstition Foul Superstition! howsoe'er disguised, Idol, saint, virgin, prophet, crescent, cross. For whatsoever symbol thou art prized, Thou sacerdotal gain, but general loss! Who from true worship's gold can separate thy dross? BYRON—Child. Harold. Canto II. St. 44. 138 Compliments to the Class of '68 From METCALF'S Chittenango i, New York —JUSTICE— Justice discards party, friendship, kindred, and is therefore always represented as blind. —ADDISON Justice is that virtue of the soul which is distributive according to desert. —ARISTOTLE Justice renders to every one his due. -CICERO One can not be just if one is not humane. —VAUVENARGUES He who decides a case without hearing the other side, though he decide justly, cannot be considered just. —SENECA Good Luck to the Class of From D D GULF SERVICE May the Class of '68 Have the Best of Luck in the Future AUSTIN'S TEXACO LYLE AUSTIN Best Wishes to the Class of '68 From GENESSE LIQUOR STORE MARY FOX Congratulations to the Class of '68 From BUTMANS FLORIST 139 Good Luck to the Class of '68 From THE 100 PIPERS LTD. WILLIAM MALLINDER Congratulations From MILLER HARDWARE APPLIANCES Compliments to the Class of '68 GIANT MIDSTATE MARKET Best Wishes From SYRACUSE MOBILE HOMES INC. Rt. 31 5 Miles East of Lakeport Canastota, N.Y. Come in and see the '68 Star Mobile Homes 9:00 to 9:00 Good Luck in Future Years IACONIS LAW OFFICE Good Luck to a Great Group of Kids! CHITTENANGO CORDIAL SHOP BOB and NAOMI MAYERS Compliments of FELIX'S BARBER SHOP 410 Genesee Street Chittenango, N. Y. AIR CONDITIONED Congratulations From NORTH CHITTENANGO ESSO STATION 140 Good Luck to the Class of '68 From DR. McCANN'S ANIMAL HOSPITAL Best Wishes to the Class of '68 CLARK PETROLEUM SERVICE, INC. Compliments From ROBERT E. TIFFANY General Insurance The good critic is he who narrates the adventures of his soul among master- pieces. —ANATOLE FRANCE Congratulations to the Class of '68 From CHITTENAN0O AUIO PARTS Compliments and Best Wishes From WILLIAM O. HEFFERNAN AGENCY, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of '68 From W. 1. TYLER SONS 141 Compliments of Best Wishes from DEL-MAR HI-WAY BOWL Good Luch from Congratulations from EDIE'S DINER MARCEL'S HAIR STYLIST Best Wishes from FLANAGANS Compliments of CLOVER LEAF HOTEL Congratulations from HOPKINS TATE Good Luck from 142 HOGAN FURNITURE — He Who Gives of Himself to Others Walks With Kings — RALPH WEBBER We insure everything 133 Falls Blvd. Chittenango, New York Phone: 687-7121 Best Wishes Compliments of From NORTH POLE DR. and MRS. ICE CREAM CEDRIC FRANCIS GRACE SATTLER to the Class of '68 May the Class of 1968 Congratulations to the Find Happiness Class of 1968 in the From Future VERTUCCI CHEVROLET INC. THE WHITE ELEPHANT 143 Compliments from WARLOCK STONE COMPANY Asphaltic Concrete Crushed Stone Liquid Asphalt Road Materials Black Top Driveways and Parking Lots QUARRY: Blakeslee, N. Y. Lehigh Valley R. R. Phone (Chitt.): 687-6146 OFFICE: 128 E. Center St. Canastota, N. Y. Phone:697-2261 Congratulations to the Class of '68 From OWL WIRE AND CABLE INC. —WAR— If I am asked what we are fighting for, I can reply in two sentences. In the First place, to fulfill a solemn international obliga- tion ... an obligation of honor which no self-respecting man could possibly have re- pudiated. I say, secondly we are fighting to vindicate the principle that small nationalities are not to be crushed in defiance of in- ternational good faith at the arbitrary will of a strong and overmastering Power. —PREMIER ASQUITH There is no such thing as an inevitable war. If war comes it will be from failure of human wisdom. —BONAR LAW The ballot is stronger than the bullet. —ABRAHAM LINCOLN 144 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 From P C FOOD MARKETS, INC. Tuscarora, St. Chittenango, New York Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes DONALD J. TAYLOR From Optometrist A. J. PANEBIANCO POTATO FARMS Congratulations from Beneath the crisp and wintry carpet hid A million buds but stay their blossoming; And trustful birds have built their nests amid The shuddering boughs, and only wait to sing Till one soft shower from the south shall bid. And hither tempt the pilgrim steps of Spring. CRISPY GARDENS ? ? ? 145 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 From DENNEY REAL ESTATE residential—commercial 265 Genesee Street Chittenango, New York Phone: 687-6109 Compliments to the Class of 1968 From MORGAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Best of Luck to the Class of 1968 From Good Luck to the Class of 1968 FREMAC MARINE SALES From HOTEL CHITTENANGO Lakeport Jcohin cjn SEf=i-HCDnSE MOTCDEtS 148 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 From DAMMER CONTROL-TEMP. CO. Specialist in Modern Electric Heating 406 Genessee Street Chittenango, New York The Best of Luck to the Class of 1968 in the Future From CHITTENANGO LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of DEWEY'S DAIRY BAR To the Class of 1968 TERESA ROMAGUOLI Congratulations to the Class of 1968 From PINE RIDGE FARMS SAM PANEBIANCO 149 BOOSTERS Anthony's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirschenheiter Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kinsella Miss Jean VandenBosch Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Getchonis Mr. and Mrs. John Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moth Dr. and Mrs. John Forney Mr. and Mrs. Merle Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Jerome Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Seamans Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fey Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiChristina Mr. and Mrs. John N. 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