Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

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VS'S-y SSs ■■ ■:,: ■ '■-■ m'SS.SS ■, ' . “,v Mmm ti A DEDICATION Mr. Alverson was graduated from Syracuse High School in 1941. He attended Clarkson College where he took Chemical Engineering and was graduated in 1950. He came to Edwards to teach in 1960. For the help which you have given us in your four years at Edwards, we take great pride in dedicating this yearbook to you. 4 ♦ % % • • « 1 4 TEACHERS GRADES SPORTS ACTIVITIES 3 9 19 27 SENIORS 41 BOARD OF EDUCATION First Row: Mr. Lumley, Dr. Dodds, Mr. Given, Mr. Webb. Standing: Mr. Hale and Mr. Austin. PRINCIPAL SECRETARY 4 Mr. Mayer Miss Rushlo Mr. Grant: Guidance Miss Dolan: Elementary Grade Supervisor Mr. Morris: Guidance Mr. Laurin: Driver Training CAFETERIA BUS DRIVERS—D. Brown, O. Whitford, C. Brown, E. Dygert, C. Hurley. 8 BUS DRIVERS il A. M. KINDERGARTEN 1st. row: K. Hurley: C. O'Shea; K. Brayton; D. Hartle; D. Woodward; W. Zeller; T. Gagnon; M. Rice. 2nd row: K. Hurley; M. Dodds; P. Brown; S. Waugh; I. Sloan; K. O Hearn; T. McFerran; D. More- house. P. M. KINDERGARTEN 1st. row: D. Lea, J. Whitmarsh, B. Bullock, D. VanHouse, M. Roberts, B. Taylor, K. Fuller, R. Bush, M. Mullaney, D. Webb. 2nd. row: E. Hall, K. Finley. FIRST GRADE 1st. row: D. Roberts, M. Rushlo, R. Av:. 2nd. row: N. Brown, R. Cole, M. DaviM G. Morehouse, S. Blackburn. 3rd. row:H ards, S. Aldridge, G. Grant, E. Peck, 'sh, D. VanHouse, G. Minckler, T. Osborne. McGill, J. Hurley, B. Webb, M. Austin, hitmarsh, P. Bunch, G. Hughes, D. Rich- ie. Wood. SECOND GRADE 1st. row: T. Hartley, R. urr, B. Woodward, T. Gagnon, C. Lanphear, M. Thornton, R. McGill. 2nd. row: S. Javall, J. Holly, B. Hartle, K. Peck, D. Mullaney, S. Peck, J. Dodds, D. Bunch, B. Drake, M. Cole. 3rd. row: K. Brasie, B. Mantle, B. Bishop, L. Towne, K. Morgan, C. Zaluski, D. O’Hearn, D. LaSeige, V. Whitford, B. Randall, D. Denton, P. Taylor. E. Gallardo, B. Pascoe G. Goodale, B. Schryer, C. Lashua J. Paro G. Hamiltqj L. Bridgelj, S. Richards T. Jones T. Jones D. Boulet J. Hamilton E). Gagnon K. Pratt B. Rice R. Bearor Clutterbuck French Bishop Brayton Rathbun Bowhall Randall Conklin FLUBBER GAS WORKING LOOK OUT FOR THE CEILING! ADD I POINT A GOOD DEFENSE JUM-M-M-P-P! 20 SOCCER 1st row: Mr. Keasling; Mr. Crocka; R. Peck; R. Uruburu; D. Dean; A. Uruburu; F. Thortin; B. Gosselin; T. Benette; M. Duffy; F. Zeller; M. Hart; J. Randall; G. Hamilton; T. Jones; Mr. Bachner. 2nd: R. Jones; R. French; G. Goodale; M. Goodale. VARSITY CLUB 1st row: R. Uruburu; T. Hurley; G. Goodale; D. Dean. 2nd row: B. Watson; M. Hart; P. Cole; R. French; F. Thortin; H. Bullock; A. Uruburu; F. Zeller. 3rd row: R. Peck; J. Randall; T. Benette; G. Hamilton; M. Duffy. 4th row: B. Gossilin; T. Jones; R. T aylor. 21 — tn 73 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: R. Taylor, M. Hart, F. Zeller, G. Goodale, T. Jones, Coach Bachner. ■ront: K. Pratt, Taylor, M. Rice. 3ack: Coach J. Fow ler, M. Goodale, J. |Matejcik, R. Jones, Gosselin, A. Uru- uru, D. Randall, G. iHamilton, R. Peck, Ir. Ayers, P. Hurley, |Mr. Keasling. Back Row: R. Uruburu, M. Duffy, B. Schryer. 23 B A .S' E B A L L First row: David W. , Harry B. row: Mr. Bachner, Robert B. , Second row: Rick U., Doug J., Gary H. , Tom J., Randy R., Fred Z., Tim B., Terry H., Robert W. , James P., John J. Allan U. 24 First row: Cheryl T., Debra G. , Terry J. Second row: Donna W., Ann J., Joan F., Margie F., Clare B.. Donna B. SOCCER CHAMPS Kneeling: C. Evans, B. J. Ferry, J. Ferry. Stand - ing: D. Gagnon, M. Chapin, S. Pascoe, M. Watson, M. French, A. Jones. FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPS BASKETBALL CHAMPS Taylor, B. Hurley, S. Taylor, S. Richards, B. Pascoe, D. Giv- |1, C. Soper, C. Brayton, L. Ferry, J. Ferry, K. Allen, M. reldon, J. , D. Gagnon. ( P. Soper, A. Jones, B. Soper, S. Taylor, S. Richards, A. Rich- ards, S. Pascoe, C. Soper, P. Hall. 25 1st. S. Perry, P. Soper, D. Webb, B. Todd, C. Todd, B. Heyer, L. Cassidy, C. Randall, M. Kirkbride, S. Hurley, B. Rice, J. Sloan, Mrs. Dotty. M. G. Goodie, B. Rice, B. Lutz, L. Cassidy 26 1st. row: J. Dodds, D. Webb, L. Lea, B. Hurley. 2nd. row: L. O'Shea, C. Brayton, L. Cassidy. OFFICERS--P. Cole, D. Boulet, B. Hurley, R. French. BAND 1st. row: A. Jones, A. Uruburu, D. Beaudry, K. Dame. 2nd. row: B. Lutz, K. Allen, M. Chapin, B. Rice, D. Boulet. 1st. row: L. Ferry, S. Pascoe, B. Noble, S. Rathbun. 2nd. row: M. French, S. Rice, J. Hamilton, M. Kirkbride. st. row: E. Gallardo, G. Goodale, M. ,'lement, G. Conklin. MEMBERS 1st. row: P. Cole, R. Jones. 1st. row: T. Webb, L. Hurley, M. Lamphear, D. Given. 2nd. row: G. Beaudry, R. Aryes, R. Noble, B. Declue, P. Hurley. 1st. row: R. French, B. Pascoe, B. Lutz. 2nd. row: C. Dame, T. Hurley, H. Bullock. On May 26, 1946, I saw my first light of the world. My dear parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clotildo Gallardo. My hometown, Mambajao, is one of the five towns of Camiguin Is. which is at the north- ern tip of Mindanao. This town has a volcano, Mt. Hibok-hibok. It erupted three times. The third time, in 1951, was the most terrible one. I can remember it well. I thought that it shook the whole world. Two villages were buried underground and hundreds of people died, but now you can see how peaceful the town is. The people live contentedly reaping the fruits from the fertility of the ground due to the eruption. The average temperature of my place goes up to 105 degrees F., 60 is really cold for us. I have 2 brothers and 3 sisters, Antonio, Rogelio, Aurelina, Fely M Marie, Cheryll. I am the second oldest. The first three are boys and then three girls. I am amused by some old folks saying it is a lucky combination. After the graduation here in Edwards my year of stay in this friendly town of wonderful people will come to an end physically, but not mentally. This place will always remain in memory till death do us part . This year is a great benefit for me. First of all I will be knowing lots of things of this country which aren't contained in the textbooks, and further more I will know better the people who make up this powerful nation. I will have lots of practice with my English which will help me in my further studies. I really miss my family and friends, but I am still happy because people here understood me, my teachers and classmates did their best to make me feel at home, even if the climates bother me, and I have a wonderful American family who are very dear to me. I think the American Field Service achieved its goal of promoting international peace and friendship. I understood more about the countries of all A. F. S. foreign students. I can't help but praise the American people who started this. My country has great respect for this nation, not of its missiles, but of its goal to promote peace. I hope and always pray that in the future there will be a complete peace and harmony among men. We have enjoyed very much having Ernie with us this year, and we hope we have made him feel at home. We will always remember his warm smile and pleasant ways. 30 honor society Advisor: Mr. G. Grant. 1st. row: B. Rice, L. Bridgeland, L. Lea, K. Dame, L. Cassidy, R. Noble. 2nd. row: M. Leary, C. Lashua, S. Hurley, D. Boulet, B. Pascoe, W. Schryer, D. Barker. 3rd. row: D. Beaudry, T. Hurley, R. French, D. Webb, B. Taylor, F. Thornton. DRAMATICS 1st. row: W. Watson, D. Randall, R. Jones, E. Gallardo. 2nd. row: V. Lashua, P. Soper, S. Perry, C. Lashua, M. Chapin, S. Hurley, M. Leary, A. Richards. 3rd. row: S. Rice, B. Hurley, C. Todd, T. Jones, D. Boulet, M. Kirkbride, C. Randall, B. Heyer. 31 FUTURE NURSES 1st. Row: C. Lashua, J. Ferry, M. French, B. Pascoe, Mrs. Lashuay. 2nd. Row: L. Bridgeland, J. Dodds, J. Ferry, D. Randall, B. Rice, C. Barker. 3rd. Row: A. Richards, C. Brayton, A. Jones, E. Taylor, L. Hurley. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 1st. Row: B. Cameron, J. Dodds. 2nd. Row: B. Bressette, S. Pascoe, D. Barker, B. Todd, M. Leary. 3rd. Row: S. Perry, C. Randall, J. Lashua, M. L Plante, M. Chapin, D. Given. 4th. Row: C. Bray- ton, A. Richards, B. Heyer, D. Webb, C. Barker, B. Taylor. 32 LIBRARY CLUB Front: P. Soper, B. Cameron, M. French, L. Ferry, V. Lashua, L. O'Shea, R. Sloan, L. West, B. Bressette, J. Lashua, B. Lutz, K. Allen. Middle: B. Taylor, B. Todd, J. Ferry, S. Taylor, T. Jones, S. Perry, C. Soper, D. Todd, S. Rice, K. Leary, M. Rowe, L. Bridgeland. 3ack: P. Hurley, R. Clement, R. Jones, M. Clement, C. Lashua, A. Rich- ards, B. Hyer, C. Todd, B. Hurley. FUTURE TEACHERS First Row: Barbara N., Lorraine F. , Sue R. , Karen D. Second Row: Lana H., Donna P., Sheila H., Mary K., Sue T. Third Row: Mr. Mayer, Terry H., Laura L., Ann R., Glenn G. , Gary H. 33 FABIAN BACHRACH © PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY 1917-1963 PROM SHOTS QUEEN KING 35 STUDENT COUNCIL First row: R. Hosmer, K. Dame, C. Lashua, K. Dodds, J. Lashua. Second row: T. Jones, J. Ferry, L. Cassidy, M. French, B. Pascoe, B. Hurley. Standing: T. Webb, D. Randall, E. Gallardo, A. Richards, Mr. Alverson, L. Lea, D. Beaudry, G. Goodale, R. French. First row: B. Cameron, J. Sloan, C. Lashua, S. Perry, J. Hamilton. Second row: C. Randall, P. Heyer, B. Lutz, D. Barker, B. Pascoe, M. Leary. Third row: M. Chapin, J. Las- hua, R. Sloan, S. Hurley, L. Whitford, T. Jones, D. Boulet. 36 Fourth row: C. Barker, D. Webb, G. Goodale, T. Hurley. PROPHECY In 1974 as we sit in a small tea shop in the streets of Chinatown we wonder what has become of our former friends in the class of 1964. Karen Allen now has her own jazz band called the Witty Wittons. Paul Cole has replaced Smokey the bear in his forestry work. Diane Barker is now teaching business courses in Mrs. Pratt's place. Bert Lutz is now manufacturing his own cars. Race cars of course. Carol Randall is now working on a book called How to Keep a Man. Ray French has replaced Ben Casey as the teenager's national medical hero. Sheila Hurley is now back at old E. C. S. teaching the little monsters how to act. She'll never do it. Herbie Bullock is now an engineer and he and his equipment are inseparable. It surely must be tough eating lunch with a tripod between him and the table. Margaret Leary is now a beautician fixing her own hair as an example for her clientele. Fred Zeller is now pitching for the New York Yankees when his arm is not in a sling from signing autographs. Donna Webb is now a private secretary for the Hooterville Construction Company in Hooterville. Glenn Goodale has joined the space program and is in the news regularly for his far-out adventures. Brenda Pascoe is now a successful nurse working for Ben Casey. Roger Noble is now an engineer and has just completed a superhighway over Edwards. His only problem now is bringing it back to earth. Joanne Lashua has finished business school and is now taking shorthand for Perry Mason. Bill Schryer has recently heen discovered for his whistling abilities and is now known as the Happy Whistler. Carol Lashua is now a nurse, when she isn't flirting with the interns, that is. Ernie Gallardo has made a name for himself as a surgeon, The fastest scalpel in the Philippines. Mildred Chapin is now important in the business world. But her white collar and black tie position is a pain in the neck at times. Ben DeClue in now a mine expert and has just taken the latest mining methods to the salt mines in Siberia. Ann Richards is now teaching at E. C. S. and in her spare time is writing a book entitled How to Stay Slim Without Really Trying. Terry Hurley has just won a Nobel Prize for his great advancements in the field of mathematics. Third graders can now do quadratic equations. Janet Sloan is now a very famous clerk in one of our local stores. Somehow they come out with more money than they had wherr they went in. Dave Dean has acquired the name Dangerous Dave for his racing maneuvers at Trout Lake. The direct dialing system is centered in Edwards now and Barbara Cameron is operating it. The Secrets She Knows! Charlotte Evans, still an ardent racing fan, continues to yell Go, Tooley, Go even though her husband is now a prominent figure in racing. Cheryl Todd has finally married her millionaire and is now residing in Florida when she's not in Reno. Bette Hurley with her pretty smile and blonde hair has just won her fifth beauty contest at Miami Beach. Susan Perry is now a nurse at General Hospital. She has been cast for an episode in T. V. serial. 37 HALL OF FAME Bill Schryer Ernie Gallardo Ray French David Dean Ray French Terry Hurley Terry Hurley Fred Zeller Fred Zeller Ben DeClue BEST LOOKING MOST QUIET MOST STUDIOUS MOST ROMANTIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WITTIEST BIGGEST FLIRT BEST GUM CRACKER MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALKATIVE Bette Hurley Margaret Leary Brenda Pascoe Charlotte Evans Carol Lashua Brenda Pascoe Carol Randall Carol Randall Karen Allen Cheryl Todd 38 WILL I JANET SLOAN, leave my position as an American to David Beaudry. I SHEILA HURLEY, leave my position as assistant to Miss Carter to any other girl who wants to get out of taking those stinking tests. I SUSAN PERRY, leave my loud voice to the audience at basketball games. Let's really yell now! I BERT LUTZ, leave my ability to run into our History teachers to my sister Bonnie. j DIANE BARKER, leave my place in the Honor Society to my sister Rita. j CAROL LASHUA, leave my ability to use the water hose in chemistry lab to some up and coming young chemist. I JOANNE LASHUA, leave my quiet ways to Bernie Heyer. I KAREN ALLEN, leave my ability to play basketball to Bernie Heyer. I DONNA WEBB, leave my natural red hair to Bonnie Lutz and to any other girl who deserves it. Get it while it lasts! I, FRED ZELLER, leave my ability to get banged up to some other poor sucker. I, BARBARA CAMERON, leave my variegated hair to Terry Jones. I MILDRED CHAPIN, leave Beatrice Bressette a new kind of shorthand which has no rules, no brief forms, and best of all, no two things look alike. I, CHARLOTTE EVANS, leave my bottle of red hair dye to Sharon Pascoe. Good Luck! I, CAROL RANDALL, leave my drivers license to Bernie Heyer. There, Bernie, now you can drive and you don't even have to take Driver Education. I, BRENDA PASCOE, leave my chair in the band to some other untalented musician. I, TERRY HURLEY, leave my ability to be expelled from History to Mike Hart and Bob Watson. Don’t get glued to your chair fellows. I, ANN RICHARDS, leave calendars to Joe Randall and Gary Hamilton so they can keep track of their dates. I, PAUL COLE, leave my skinny parking spot between autos for a motorcycle to some other young hood. I, BILL SCHRYER, leave my amazing bench-warming abilities to that promising young basketball star, Rick The Shot Uruburu. I, DAVE DEAN, leave my ability to get along with Mr. Reed to Rod Jones. I, BETTE HURLEY, leave my ability to play basketball with unco-ordination to some other clumsy fool. That means you, Jonesey! I, MARGARET LEARY, leave to Bernie Heyer my Driver Ed. skills and better luck in parallel parking, turning corners and obtaining an insurance policy to cover the damages you might incur. I, BEN DE CLUE, leave my supreme ability to break laboratory equipment to some future delinquent chemist. I, CHERYL TODD, leave Donna Boulet a years supply of cigarettes so Bob Watson won't have to quit smoking. I, GLENN GOODALE, leave my ability to get that fifth foul early in the 4th. quarter and MY friendly ways of getting along with the referees; namely, James Feraro to Mike Hart. I, HERB BULLOCK, leave my position as Mr. Reed's punching bag to Bob Watson, who seems to be lacking a belt. I, ROGER NOBLE, leave my ability to pick out first-rate stocks to Mr. Reed, whose philosophy seems to be the same as mine, buy high and sell low . I, ERNESTO GALLARDO, leave my ability to play the tympani and bells to the next AFS student. I, R. J. FRENCH, leave to Donna Perry my position as goalie on the soccer team. Watch out for those passes, Donna! The Beatles 39 FIND: Mrs. Rathbun Mrs. Hart Mischief dwells within her eyes. DIANE BARKER Reason shall prevail with me more than popular opinion. BARBARA CAMERON Thou art gentle, meek and mild. MILDRED CHAPIN CHARLOTTE EVANS Experience is what you get while Not too sober, not too gay, but a looking for something else. sweet friend in every way. 42 BETTE HURLEY SHEILA HURLEY Cheerful as a spring morning. Golden hair like sunlight. CAROL LASHUA A girl like a watch is valued for the manner of going. JOANNE LASHUA A smiling look--a figure slight. CHERYL TODD Why take life seriously, you'll never get out of it alive. 43 PAUL COLE Perseverance still is king; time its sure reward will bring. RAY FRENCH What we earnestly aspire to be, that in some sense we are. DONNA WEBB 'Tis nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice. BERT LUTZ I believe in work, but I’m not in favor of it. FRED ZELLER All great men are dying--I feel sick myself. 44 CAROL RANDALL Just about the time you think you can make both ends meet, some- body moves the middle. DAVID DEAN Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else. GLENN GOODALE Enthusiasm is about the best shortening for any job, makes heavy work light. RODGER NOBLE ERNESTO GALLARDO The greatest truths are the sim- plest; so are the greatest men. The day most wholly lost is when one does not smile. 45 ANN RICHARDS JANET SLOAN Air and manners are more expres- From a little spark, may burst a sive than words. mighty flame. MARGARET LEARY Diligence is the mother of good fortune. SUSAN PERRY The quiet mouse! You'd never guess a host of elfins lurks. BRENDA PASCOE She could argue her way into heaven. 46 HERBERT BULLOCK There are two days about which nobody should ever worry- - yesterday and tomorrow. BENJAMIN DE CLUE The best thing to save for your old age is yourself. TERRY HURLEY What you are to be you are now becoming. WILLIAM SCHRYER Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. CHRISTIAN DAME People who are thinking great thoughts are asking great questions. 47 David Chris Barbara Carol L. 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