Fillmore Central School - Crest Yearbook (Fillmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

v c i v7v ;fyaAm n Presented by the CREST STAFF FILLMORE CENTRAL SCHOOL a Fillmore, New York Principal’s Message Congratulations to the CREST STAFF for another fine yearbook. Also, our heartiest congratulations to the seniors in whose honor this book has been published. As you go out to face today and the future, may this book be a warm tie with the past. The world we live in at times seems to be in danger of falling apart. We find our- selves in the midst of events that jeopardize our whole way of life. We cannot avoid these changes and we must face each day as it comes. A simple phrase may help us: 1 ‘Keep Life Contemporary This means simply to act in the present, forsake the unpleasant past, carrying with us only our pleasant and joyful memories and avoid pointless preoccupation with the future by planning prayerfully for it. Only then can we face the present with assurance. 2 Leon H. Swartout Supervising Principal MRS. VIVIAN LAPP Dedication This year’s Crest staff is very proud to dedicate the 1965 Yearbook to Miss Marjorie Main and Mrs. Vivian Lapp. Both have contributed most of their lives to helping and understanding young people. Their guidance and interest has helped many a student over 3 the rough spots. The Crest Staff and the whole school sincerely give their thanks. Well Always Remember Remember the first day of school when we greeted old friends and were assigned to new classes? Soccer started soon after the beginning of school and we'll never forget the rain and mud. 4 Then with the approach of winter came the basketball season. Tense with ex- citement, we cheered our team on. In the midst of all this came the much anticipated Christmas vacation and the Grade Christmas play. After a social whirl of parties we returned to the old grind. In no time at all the sec- ond semester had begun and we could say that half of our school year was be- hind us. 5 All of a sudden it was spring. Students began cramming for final exams. The prom Committee was appointed and a theme was chosen. At last the big day arrived. Summer vacation was finally here and the only people left in the school were the janitors, cleaning up. With all of the confusion and excitement behind us we looked back over a year WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. 6 g| miAU.UI Acti'ulti'es THE- CAST Katrin.................Anne Kolakowski Mama.......................Linda Smith Papa...................Stan Adamowich Dagmar.................Cathie Beardsley Christine .....................Julie Mills Mr. Hyde...............................Jim Snider Nels...................................Jim Davis Aunt Trina.................Betty Jo Hall Aunt Si grid ..........Cathy McCarthy Aunt Jenny.................Glenda Cook Uncle Chris................Steve Crosby Mr. Thorkelson.................Brian Smith Dr. Johnson...................Dwight Folts A scrubwoman............... Nancy Miller Arne.......................Gary Hodnett A nurse..........................Sue Rees Another nurse..................Donna Baker Soda clerk................. Dale Guilford Madeline .....................Jackie Rice Dorothy Schiller...............Molly Snell Jesse .................Marilyn Marriott Hotel clerk................Terry Preston Florence Dana Moorhead . . .Lynne Mills Director: Mr. Bruce Brenneman Technical Directors: Mrs. Carolyn Eltscher Mrs. Victoria Oliver 8 Senior Play I Remember Mama” And Mr. Hyde read to us beautiful stories. Junior Play One Foot in Heauen” You’re not going anywhere, Reverend. You're going to stay flat on your back for a few days. ” ■ The crime was a double one Stealing from the very fount of God. By what right does Brother Spence cloak himself in the mantle of the Holy Spirit and judge his fellow men? Christ's Birth relived again with the Shepherds, Angels, and Wise Men. Christmas Play Junior-Senior Tea Senior Class Advisors Mr. Brenne man Mrs. Graves Mr. Brenneman talking, as usual. Gary, Lynne, and Mr. Brenneman presenting the Seniors with their gifts. 12 Talent Show Barbara Heinz, Janet Smith, Marcia Birch, Bobby Irwin, Kathy Whalen. Glenda Cook, Joyce Beardsley, Walter Parker, Marilyn Hopkins, Ken Cross, Torn Walsh, Randy Voss, Judy Ellis, Donna Smith. by the Seniors for her personality, service to her class and school, and beauty. This year's Queen, Cathie Beardsley, possessed all these qualities and more. Cathie made a lovely Queen and after being presented with a dozen long-stemmed red roses, reigned over the entire day. FRONT ROW: Vicky Burgess, Cathie Beardsley, Kathy Greer. BACK ROW: Amy Guilford, Sue Kolokowski, Mary Jane Greer. Mov'mg-Up Day Queen and Her Court Queen Cathie and her escort Doug Myers. FRONT ROW: Vicky Burgess, Kathy Greer, Sue Kolokowski, Cathie Beardsley, Mary Jane Greer, Amy Guilford. BACK ROW: Mark Wilson, Dougles Myers, Sam Roth. 15 Honor Assembly Susan Crosby Ronnie Johnson 'CHAMPION SPELLERS' Dwight Folts HONORED RECIPIENT OF THE I DARE YOU” AWARD. Betty-Jo Hall, our quiz kid re- ceives the BAUSCH-LOMB” AWARD in Science Janet Smith, Rob Wells receive the BABE RUTH AWARD for sportsmanship. Student Council Prom THEME Summer Place Glenda Cook, Queen of the Prom, being crowned by last year's Queen, Mrs. Sue Hotchkiss Brooks. King Warren Jeffords and Queen Glenda Cook reigned over the entire evening. 17 Prince...........................Doug Myers Princess.................... Marilyn Paulsen Queen...........................Glenda Cook King .........................Warren Jeffords 18 Seniors A duisors MRS. UNA GRAVES Ithaca College--B. S. , M. S. MR. BRUCE BRENNEMAN Taylor University--B. S. Graduate Work at Wesleyan University Both of our advisors, Mrs. Graves and Mr. Brenneman, have done an excellent job in guiding us through our Senior year at FCS. We truly appre- ciate all the help and understanding they have given us to make our high school years a success. 20 STANLEY ADAMOWICZ JAMES ARMISON 21 DONNA LEE BAKER CATHIE BEARDSLEY JAMES BROWN Our Trip to Washington GLENDA COOK JAMES DAVIS JAMES STEPHEN CROSBY DWIGHT FOLTS DALE GUILFORD MARY HERRING MARILYN HOPKINS WARREN JEFFORDS DOLORES KARPINSKI ANNE KOLAKOWSKI 25 CATHLEEN MC CARTHY NANCY MILLER LYNNE MILLS DARLENE MAUERMAN DANA MC CRARY JULIE MILLS DOUGLAS MYERS MARILYN PAULSEN HOWARD FRED” PARKS GERALD PRENTICE THOMAS PERRY TERRY PRESTON 27 JACQUELINE RICE JANET SMITH SUSAN REES BRIAN SMITH MARY JO SHIELDS LINDA SMITH 28 MOLLY SNELL REBECCA SMITH ROSALIND SNIDER REBECCA VOSS CLAUDIA SYLOR JAMES SNIDER 29 MARGARET WOLCOTT MARYANNE WIGDEN Senior Mary-Jo Doug Warren, Stan Gary 31 TOUGH! 32 We would rather fight than switch!!! Margie Steve Sue Dale BIGGEST CLOWNS SILLIEST Maryanne Martha THE FRIENDLIEST 36 Marilyn Jim Armison (Absent when picture was taken) Joyce Fred BEST DANCERS Brian Marilyn CAMERA BUGS IN WASHINGTON Anne Molly SECRETS WE SHARE MOST MUSICAL Donna Gerald BEST DRIVERS 38 Senior Class Prophecy In March of 1975, I (Glenda Cook) received an invitation to a class reunion to be held in Washington on April 19, the anniversary of our first trip to D.C. The invitations were issued by none other than the President of the United States, our own Betty Jo Hall Folts. I eagerly awaited the return trip to Washington because I had lost contact with many of my classmates and several of them were now nationally known--for one reason or another! On the morning of April IS, my husband and I left Fillmore for the trip to D.C. My title now is Pro- fessional Organizer of Pajama Parties . During these parties my dear husband stays upstairs with the six kids. We received an invitation from Dale Guilford to stay at his estate during our visit to D.C. Dale's mansion located in Washington Hills, an exclusive parking place for teenagers which he established and is toll collector. He seemed to receive much experience for this position on Dugway Road! As we were driving through Maryland, we passed an unbelievable large farm. When we approached the main entrance, we saw a large sign that read McCrary's Million Acres . Yes--Dana has most of Maryland under his control. Listed on the sign as Champion Pea Picker was Eugene Lilly. We reached Washington in late afternoon. As we were driving past the Puerto Rican embassy, we spotted Dr. Steven Crosby stepping from a limousine. My husband wheeled into the parking area where we chatted with Steve. He is a leading physician in Puerto Rico and is making the embassy his headquarters while in Washing- ton. Since it was time for supper, we decided to go to our favorite cafeteria --Sholl's--a few blocks from the Burlington. To our surprise it was renamed-- Brown's Burpatorioum --named after its founder, Jim Brown. Working as head cook was Margaret Wolcott who has a full time job keeping Jim from eating up all the profits! Before going to Dale's estate, we went to the Burlington to see if any of our classmates had registered. Pres. Folts had arranged for all her former classmates to stay at the Burlington free of charge. Just as we were entering the hotel, a taxi drove up and out jumped Margie Walradt in her stewardess uniform. She had just flown in from the Baha- mas and was muttering something about wanting to get her sticky fingers washed! !! We looked at the register and saw that Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jeffords had arrived. We were relieved to see that they had finally gotten married. We called their room and Jackie yelled-- Why don’t you try to climb up the rain spout? We decided to try the stairs instead. Warren was now a top man in the navy and Jackie was starring in the TV spectacular--NOTORIOUS NURSES. The professional consultant for her program is Maryanne Wigden, now chief of staff at Walter Reed Hospital. As we approached the elevator to go back downstairs we hear a great deal of com- motion behind us. We turned around and saw Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wolfer--the former Linda Smith. Linda was still playing Mama, but in a real life role with all her little Wolfers . When we reached the lobby, it was swarming with pressmen and photographers. We were thrilled to see Miss America of 1975 in the center of the crowd--our own Cathie Beardsley. She We thought the city we saw read-- Gerald teeth. We Nook. We Darlene told us that her winning act had been sign painting! that it was time to find Dale's estate. As we drove through a huge white gleaming building with a sign in front that Prentice - Dentist - Specializes in the repair of front also passed a very imposing structure that was called Mauerman's Book stopped to see if it could possibly be true--and--yes--there was looking much like she did 10 years ago in the FCS Bookstore. 39 When we reached Dale's estate, we were happy to find that he had also invited Gary Bernard to stay with him. Gary is now head coach at Cortland and has gained world recognition for the famous pick-up he gives his players before a game--puma juice tonic! ! After a hearty dinner, we decided to see some of the sights we visited on our tour 10 years ago. First we visited the Wax Museum where we were surprised to see that the figure of Liz Taylor as Cleopatra had been re- moved and in its place stood a striking replica of Pat Cleopatra Fiebelkorn. As we were leaving the museum who should walk in but Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill--the former Sue Rees. Bob is now manager of RG E in Rochester and Sue is very busy with little sparks all over the house! ! We had planned to go on the Potomac River cruise so that was our next point of interest. As we drove past the White House we noticed quite a disturbance at the front gate. We realized it was some type of demonstration led by Marilyn Paulsen. Whoever thought that cheerleading at FCS would lead to this?? She told us that her assistant, Tom Perry, was having a sit-in demonstration at the Capitol since he had gotten so much experience sitting in! !! ! On the way to the boat we decided to stop by the Lincoln Memorial. There was a group of Seniors on a tour and we heard a most has become the na- ary including that one of the Cathy Mc- We finally mate, Jim Davis. He keeping away from Senior familiar voice giving the guided tour. Soon we saw Lynne Mills who by now tion's foremost tour guide in D.C. She has even written her own diction- such colorful words as puma , grundy and spastic . She told us highlights of her tours is a visit to the Washington Monument where Carthy distributes canes to all those people with sprained ankles, reached the boat and were greeted heartily by our former class- was managing the boat tour although he did have a rough time girls who insisted on latching onto his arm! We kept wondering during the cruise if we would see any other former classmates and sure enough--along came Don and Marilyn Gross. Marilyn was completely engrossed with Don--even after a gross of children! How gross can we get?? While on top deck we peered over the rail and suddenly we saw a sign floating down the Potomac--reading Welcome To Washington . At the time I thought Gary and Dale seemed a little on edge, but of course they couldn't have had a hand in it! !! As we moved down to the second deck, we noticed a crowd of people in one corner. As we inched our way into the- center, we saw Jim Snider, the Champion Euchre Player of the World. He was so involved he couldn't even take time out to say hello! Soon the boat trip was over and we made our way back to Dale's estate. We wanted to get plenty of rest for the big class reunion at the White House the following evening. Pres. Folts had asked that all those coming from out of town meet at Hotel Burlington where a police escort would take us directly to the White House. At this point I was getting very anxious to see the remaining mem- bers ol the class of '65. The lobby was swarming with guests and soon we saw Mary Jo Shields--and it isn’t always easy to find her in a crowd! We understand she is teaching English in a high school in New York City and the board lias a bit of trouble with her because she insists on teaching only Sophomore boys with bleached blonde hair! ! Also in the crowd we recognized Dolores Kar- pinski--but we never did catch her married name. she finally managed to leave home and move to Texas. There she met and married a multimillionaire and seems to be extremely We were thrilled to find in the crowd still teaching Phys. Ed. at FCS and we are having a hard time because she is can't take it. ith Mrs. Graves we were pleased to — chat with Mr. Brenneman our other class advisor and his charming wife Kathy. It seems that every time they move into a new house someone fills their hath tub with jello--and can you imagine Mr. Brenneman cleaning jello out of his tub!! happy. Mrs. Graves, our class advisor. She is understand that the girls in her classes teaching European style and they just 40 Soon we were hearing the wail of sirens and we knew it was our police escort arriving. At the head of the escort was Jim Armison, chief of the Washington Police. We whisked right through the city traffic and were soon ushered into the main entrance of the White House. Excitement filled the air as we greeted more of our classmates. Among the group was Doug Myers who has recently moved up from a forest ranger to Secretary of the Interior. Even though he is no longer a forest ranger, he insists on checking out the forest in Lost Nation every once in a while. Also among the group was Nancy Miller, Sec. of the Treasury. Serving as her assistant was Mary Herring since she had been such an excellent assistant at FCS; the Honorable Rob Wells, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; Dr. Rosalind Snider, White House physician; Becky Smith, professional nurse-maid for all the Senators sonal sec- naut. It singing decided Dept, of die logical Back in the House children; Claudia Sylor, national 4-H leader; Donna Baker, per- retary to President Folts; Joyce Beardsley, first lady astro- seems that Joyce finally won first place in a talent contest Fly Me to the Moon and the Space Administration to take her up on it!’ Stan Adamowich was now head of the Health, Education and Welfare. Betty Jo decided he was choice since he is healthy, educated, and on the welfare, corner we recognized Brian Smith, now caretaker of the White grounds. Donna Baker told us that Brian still occasionally tries to hold Betty Jo's hand--mainly when he asks if he can borrow a quarter for his lunch! We also saw Fred Parks, now head of the FBI. We understand that his wife, the former Anne Koiakowski, takes his fingerprints every night to make sure that he hasn't been holding hands with anyone else. Suddenly the Marine Band strikes the rousing chords of Hail to the Chief and Julie Mills, the Presi- dent's Press Secretary, announces Ladies and Gentlemen--the President of the United States and the First Man!! Betty Jo looked stunning and the First Man, Dwight Folts, was attired in the latest, in a Paris tuxedo--a floor length version in midnight blue with a sparkling cumberbund and tie. After everyone had gone through the reception line, we made our way to the State Dining Room where a sumptuous feast awaited us. After everyone was seated, Pres. Folts said, Oh dear, Molly Snell asked me if I could find her a ride over here tonight and I forgot all about it. She is so busy managing the Washington Senators--I'll have to send my chauffeur after her and her star pitcher, Becky Voss. Following the delicious banquet and continuous flow of conversation, Pres. Folts asked the group to assemble in the East Room where Marilyn Hopkins, the official photographer in D.C. would take the group picture and then the evening's entertainment would follow. Betty Jo certainly outdid herself in arranging for a variety of entertainment. First on the program was Janet Smith, a renowned pianist who was in town for a concert at the JFK Center for the performing arts. This was followed by a humorous monologue by Martha Wigden who now has her own TV show, MARTHA’S MADNESS and really drives people crazy with it! ! The last attraction of the evening was a wrestling match given by the Professional Tag Team Wrestlers--Donna and Gary Wolfer. I guess they decided to turn their tights into a money making proposition. An added attraction to the match was the referee--Terry Preston. He was assisted by his wife Sandy who was in charge of bandages and blood transfusions. The evening was over all too soon and we sadly said goodbye to our classmates. As my husband and I made our way back to Fillmore we wondered what the class reunion would be like in another 10 years-- perhaps we could arrange to have it on the moon! !! 41 Athletics Reflections By Alan Keeling The season now is over, But memories linger on. I won't forget the players Or the victories that we won. There's Ronnie Mills, the hitter; Bruce Miller mowed them down. And rounding out the roster, Were Wigden, Robb and Brown. I won’t forget the highlights, There were many 1 could name. The skill of young Don Myers As he threw his no-hit game. But now the most outstanding. I'm sure the record tells. The hitting and the pitching Of the talented Rob Wells. The bats of Terry Preston, And Dana Thomas too; They surely were dependable And helped us win a few. He hit a strong five-hundred. The leader of the team. His hitting and his pitching Made him a coaches' dream. The fielding of our infield Was better' than before. The golden glove of Buzzy Mills Held down opponents scores. But it was as a pitcher That the legend starts to grow, With 23 scoreless innings, All lined up in a row. Three members of our infield Filled batter's hearts with woe. Our D P combination Of Ed to Butch to Joe. He gave one hit to Arkport, But the end came to his streak. When he faced without a day of rest, The bats of old Red Creek. The catching of Old Treadmill , Would dominate the scene. His calls were cool and steady The spark plug of the team. But the season was successful, Improved since years before. Our final season's record Was a healthy nine and four. The others on our roster, Played hard to win the game. There's Parks and Young and Preston, And brothers called VanName. The season now is ended. It all becomes a dream. But I shan't forget this season, Or my first high school team. Intramurals 9TH PERIOD FRONT ROW: Marjorie Walradt, Mary Haynes, Darla Steadman, Jacquie Feld- bauer, Rebecca Voss. SECOND ROW: Mary-Jo Shields, Mary Herring, Becky Par- menter, Brenda Wilday, Nancy Sandford, Regina Adamowicz. BACK ROW: Damaris Damon, Rosalind Snider, Linda Smith, Claudia Sylor, Jean Hume, Carolyn Sylor. 9TH PERIOD FRONT ROW: Marcia Ellis, Donna Smith, Mary Herring, Leona Clark, Margaret Wol- cott. SECOND ROW: Donna Baker, Donna Whalen, Molly Snell, Marilyn Hopkins, Donna Larrabee, Anne Kolakowski. BACK ROW: Nancy Scutt, Donna Babbitt, Fannie Hildreth, Cindy Howden, Ruth Hennard, Vicky Thayer, Becky Smith, Sherry Hod- nett, Dorie Karpinski. AFTER SCHOOL FRONT ROW: Ann Yanda, Kathy Vasile, Mary Jane Greer, Millie Sandford, Lorraine Wolfer, Linda Mishic. SECOND ROW: Dawn Barney, Connie Crandall, Diane Rawleigh, Kathy Best, Louise Folts, Jackie Wee, Nancy Curran, Diane Guilford. BACK ROW: Betty-Jo Hall, Kathy Folts, Sharon Poore, Janet Smith, Linda Main, Linda Alderman, Audrey Sylor. 44 Baseball FRONT ROW: Butch Pinckney, Don Myers, Fred Parks, Rob Wells, Gary Bernard, Terry Preston, Jim Brown, Dale Preston. SECOND ROW: Ronny Mills, Buz Mills, Bruce Miller, Joe Miller, Ed Johnson, Bernard Van Name. BACK ROW: Mr. Keeling, coach; Neil VanName, Dave Young, Wilkens Garrett, Dana Thomas, Roger Miller. Fillmore had a 9-4 record and entered the sectionals for the first time in many years. Rob Wells was the leading hitter with a . 500 average and was one of the outstanding pitchers in the county with a 0.97 earned run average. Other standouts were Dana Thomas, batting . 467; Terry Preston at . 447 and pitcher Don Myers, who threw a no-hitter. Leaving will be seniors Gary Bernard, Fred Parks and Jim Brown, along with Wells and Preston. Returning next year will be starters Butch Pinckney, Buz Mills, Ed Johnson, Joe Mil- ler, and Dana Thomas and nine other talented reserves. RESULTS FILLMORE OPPONENT 38 Angelica 2 7 Angelica 0 3 Andover 5 13 Alfred-Almond 8 14 Cuba 1 3 Friendship 5 16 Belmont 2 1 Scio 4 11 Bolivar 2 2 Cuba 0 13 Bolivar 1 6 Arkport 0 2 Red Creek 3 45 Basketball FRONT ROW Jim Brown, Fred Parks, Rob Wells, Gary Bernard, Doug Myers, Jim Snider. SECOND ROW Ed Johnson, Bob Babbitt, David Mack, Bernard VanName, Butch Pinck- ney, Coach Keeling. Fillmore's 9-9 record included four heartbreaking losses by five points or less. The most reward- ing win was the 57-46 win over Alfred-Almond giving them their worst defeat of the season. Fillmore was blessed with two of the most outstanding players in the county. Gary Bernard led the team in every category except shots attempted and averaged 19. 3 points per game. He won the school foul shooting trophy and was named to the league All-Star team. He set both the school scoring record (36 pts.) and rebounding record (27) in a game against Belfast this year. Rob Wells was the playmaker on the team and averaged 18. 3 points per game, putting on some outstanding shooting dis- plays. He was the only unanimous All-Star pick in the league and was named the league's Most Out- standing Player. Gone next year will be seniors Doug Myers, Fred Parks, Jim Snider, and Jim Brown. Returning will be Juniors Butch Pinckney and Bernie VanName, and Sophomores Ed Johnson and Bob Babbitt along with many members of a good JV squad. FILLMORE RESULTS OPPONENT 69 Cuba 70 72 Belfast 40 74 Letchworth 42 61 Andover 51 64 Friendship 48 63 Alfred-Almond 68 70 Belmont 54 38 Rushford 62 51 Scio 53 63 Letchworth 71 54 Bolivar 50 53 Cuba 62 64 Belmont 66 73 Andover 44 76 Friendship 55 57 Alfred-Almond 40 53 Scio 82 36 Bolivar 54 46 FRONT ROW: Ron Mills, Ken Wilmot, Wilkins Garret, Jim Speicher, Neil VanName, Gary Janies. SECOND ROW: Coach Hall, Steve Sentz, Joe Miller, Bruce Miller, Barry Mills, Dana Thomas, Randy Voss. Junior Varsity Basketball This year's season was very successful in all ways. The team compiled a record of 12 wins and 6 losses and went through the entire season without a serious injury. A fourteen man squad was carried and an eighteen game schedule was played. We were all very proud of the attitude and desire displayed by these boys and have high hopes for their fu- ture basketball abilities. A roster and schedule follows: FCS OPPONENT ROSTER 38 Cuba . 57 Beers, Gary 47 Belfast . 29 Garrett, Wilkins 56 Letchworth .... . 34 Harris, Dave 67 Andover . 39 Johnson, Ed 64 Friendship .... . 40 Miller, Bruce 53 Alfred-Almond . . . 45 Miller, Joe 79 Scio . 58 Mills, Barry 60 Letchworth .... . 49 Mills, Ronald 73 Belmont . 46 Sentz, Steve 41 Bolivar . 44 Speicher, James 56 Rushford . 58 Thomas, Dana 49 Cuba . 50 VanName, Neil 69 Belmont . 33 Voss, Randy 66 Andover . 36 Wilmot, Kenneth 64 Friendship .... . 48 61 Alfred-Almond . . . 68 54 Scio . 51 34 Bolivar . 36 CLOCKWISE: Bruce Miller, Dana Thomas, Steve Sentz, Jim Speicher, Joe Miller. Wrestling FRONT ROW: Tom Walsh. SECOND ROW: Warren Jeffords, Jim Robb. THIRD ROW: Buz Mills, Chalmers Wolcott, George Bennett, Stan Adamowicz. FOURTH ROW: Paul Smith, Dave Evans, Dale Preston, Terry Preston, Gerald Prentice. BACK ROW: James Jeffords, Mr. Shaw (Coach), Robert Poore, Chip Seekins. TEAM SCORES FCS OPPONENT 23 Belmont..........20 38 Andover.......... 8 24 Bishop Walsh .... 18 20 Cuba.............25 23 Alfred-Almond ... 19 38 Bolivar..........10 17 Bishop Walsh .... 23 25 Bolivar..........23 33 Andover.......... 8 11 Cuba.............23 23 Belmont..........21 18 Alfred-Almond ... 24 Two Senior Champs Warm-up! 50 County Champions 1964-65 Wrestling Season The 1964-65 mat team of 16 boys was dominated by nine sophomores. There were four seniors on the squad and all received county honors. The team placed third in the Allegany County League after winning the championship last year. The squad performed superbly considering the loss of twelve boys from the championship squad. Fillmore was in first or tied for first from November until the middle of February before dropping into third place. Stan Adamowich won for his second straight year the county championship and Most Valuable Wrestler Award in his weight class. The team compiled eight wins and four losses. Won Lost Draw Tom Walsh 8 6 Warren Jeffords 12 1 Roland Findlay 2 1 Terry Preston 3 1 Don Gross 3 1 David Evans 4 7 Paul Smith 3 2 Jim Robb 3 5 2 Ken Cross 12 2 Chalmers Wolcott 14 1 Dale Preston 1 3 Stan Adamowich 12 2 David Beardsley 2 9 Gary Prentice 7 6 George Bennett 1 2 Lowell Mills 1 5 1 Most Valuable Wrestler Runner up to county champ 51 Soccer FRONT ROW: Warren Jeffords, Stanley Adamowicz, George Bennett, Rob Wells, Gary Bernard, Dwight Folts, Jim Brown, Jim Davis. SECOND ROW: David Harris, Richy Smith, David Beardsley, Jim Robb, Rodney Barney, David Evans, Dale Cooley, Butch Pinckney, Jeffery Wiles. THIRD ROW: Charles Smith, David Young, Gary James, Neal VanName, Duane Herring, Donald Gross, Joe Wigden, Michael Kozlowski. BACK ROW: Coach Hall, Dana Herring, Lowell Mills, Joe Miller, Sam Roth, Bruce Mil- ler, Ronald Mills, Ken Wilmont, Steve Holland. OPPONENT Alfred-Almond Friendship Belmont Scio Andover Alfred-Almond Friendship Belmont Scio Andover Belmont Redcreek (sectionals) SEASON RECORD FILLMORE 1 0 0 1 4 4 2 3 0 3 1 2 SCORE OPPONENT 0 0 1 2 1 9 2 2 1 1 0 3 52 SENIORS Winter Carnival Rob Wells - County Champ for 3 years in Badminton Singles. Linda Irish - Foul Shooting. Mary Jane Greer - Badminton Singles. Jacquie Feldbauer and Sue Kola- kowski - Ping Pong Doubles. Bruce Sweet and Brian Smith - County Champs for 1 year in ping pong doubles. 54 Cheerlead'mg Varsity FRONT ROW: Shirley Paul- sen, Lorraine Wolfer, Cathie Beardsley. BACK ROW: Linda Mishic, SueKolakow- ski. FRONT ROW: Janice Perry, Bev- erly Beardsley. SEC- OND ROW: Becky Shields, Mary-Jane Greer, Betty Mishic, Millie Sandford. THE SPIRITS GOT US' 56 The Varsity and J. V. Cheerleaders at F.C. S. Administration Principal MR. LEON SWARTOUT Principal MR. WILLIAM BROWN Ass't. Principal and Grades MR. KEITH BARBER Clerk - Board of Education MRS. CATHERINE VASILE Secretary to Principal MRS. GRACE KNIBLOE Secretary to Ass't. Principal and Guidance MR. BURT SWALES Ass't. Principal and Guidance Counselor MRS. CAROLYN ELTSCHER English 9 and 10 Languages around the MR. BRUCE BRENNEMAN English 7 and 8 60 from World MR FREDERICK ECK Senior High and Grade Spanish 61 MR. JACK S. SHAW Citizenship Ed. 10-12 MR. MICHAEL TOWER School Psychologist Co-op Seruice MR. FRANK RAYKOVITZ Driver Training MISS MARY BISCI Dental Hygienist MRS. VERONICA BARBER Sr. High Math Math 64 MR. JAMES REIMAN Jr. High Science Science 65 Industrial Arts Homemaking Art 67 MRS. CAPIDALLY Elementary Art MR. EDWARD HALL MR. ALAN KEELING Physical Education MRS. UNA GRAVES Business Education MR. DONALD E. POLASKI MRS. PATRICA GRIFFIN School Nurse 69 MISS AGNES GREER MRS. BERNICE HASKINS MRS. MARION CUMMINGS 6th Grade Elementary Teachers MRS. AVIS WILMOT, MRS. GLADYS SMITH, MR. RON- ALD GILLETTE, 5th Grade. 70 MRS. VIVIAN LAPP Remedial Reading MRS. ERNESTINE MC FARLAND, MRS. RUTH BOON. MR. WILLIS BEARDSLEY, 4th Grade. MRS. NANCY GILLETTE MISS ETHEL HETTRICK MRS. HARRIETT HALL 3rd Grade MRS. BERNICE SANDFORD MRS. SHIRLEY HODNETT MRS. MARIE KOPLER 2nd Grade 71 MRS. SALLY ROBERTS MRS. ROSE MARIE KLEINSPEHN MRS. MILDRED BROWN 1st Grade MRS. BETTYELNA CHAMBERLAIN MRS. ALICE YANDA MRS. RUTH EVANCHO MRS. JEAN YAGER Kindergarten 72 MRS. GLADYS BREMER, Special Class CAFETERIA STAFF FRONT ROW: Ray Frazier, Bernice Whitney, Hazel Miller, Joseph- ine Main, June Wing, Betty Luckey. BACK ROW: Eileen Bohram, Jayne Rakoska, Inez Stekl, Mary Beardsley. 73 HOWARD WILLIAMS KENNETH MCE HAROLD LAPP CHARLES RICE Absent when picture taken .. RAYMOND YAGER GRAY DON ARMISON Maintenance and Transportation Due to camera difficulty we do not have a picture of the bus drivers, but we would like to thank them for their faithful service and mention their names ... GEORGE FAECKE, Supervisor HOMER PAPKE, Mechanic Driver GRAYDON ARMISON, Driver STUART BROWN, Driver LOWELL FANCHER, Driver WALTER FRAZIER, Driver EUGENE GRIFFIN, Driver STANLEY KOZLOWSKI, Driver HAROLD LUDWIG, Driver BROOKS MAIN, Driver GORDON MASON, Driver BURTON NEYGUS, Driver CLAUDE SANDFORD, Driver LEROY THAYER, Driver 74 Sound of Music MR. KENNEDY Vocal music Boys' Choir FRONT ROW: Julie Mills. SECOND ROW: Dougles Wigden, Alan Mills. THIRD ROW: Wilkins Garrett, Fred Parks, Wayne Miller. FOURTH ROW: Jim Davis, Steve Crosby. BACK ROW: Gary Beers, Rob Wells, Dwight Folts. 76 1st Soprano Section of Choir FRONT ROW: Mary Jane Greer, Sue Kolakowski, Claire Arnold, Dixie Yanda, Cheryl Hatch, Marilyn Hopkins. Chris Willet, Christine Talbot. 2nd Soprano Section FRONT ROW: Linda Wolfer, Ann Ashcraft, Glenda Cook, Donna Baker. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Rees, Linda Mishic, Molly Snell, Jackie Rice, Kathy Vasile. THIRD ROW: Joyce Beardsley, Linda Main, Linda Ackerman. Mil- lie Sandford. 1st Alto Section FRONT ROW: Louise Wolfe, Patty Walsh, Beverly Beardsley, Sharon Poore, Kathy Folts, Kay Brown. BACK ROW: Linda Basney, Sally Parks, Lois Lindlay, Laura Lee Wells, Lynne Mills. So I pause and I halt and I listen ... The hills fill my heart with the sound of music. 2nd Alto Section FRONT ROW: Madeline Thomp- son, Ann Yanda, Kathy Best, Janet Smith. BACK ROW: Kathy Leet, Lucille Wilday, Debbie Kolakowski, Anne Kolakowski, Betty Jo Hall. 78 FRONT ROW: Richard Smith, Mary Anne Wigden, Julie Mills, Douglas Wig- den. SECOND ROW: Wilkins Garrett, Jim Davis, Alan Mills, Jim Robb. BACK ROW: Norman Campbell, Terry Preston, Dwight Folts, Wayne Miller, Fred Parks. Tenor and 1st Base Section 2nd Base Section FRONT ROW: Joe Wigden, Steve Crosby, Dale Preston, Wallace Mason. BACK ROW: Gary Beers, Butch Pinckney, Bill Yanda, Rob Wells, Sam. Roth. Musical Groups Girls' Choir FRONT ROW: Marilyn Hopkins, Kathy Vasile, Louise Folts, Julie Mills, Patty Walsh. SECOND ROW: Molly Snell, Cheryl Hatch, Sue Kolakowski, Chris- tine Talbot, Beverly Beardsley, Sherry Hodnett. THIRD ROW: Joyce Beards- ley, Lynda Basney, Betty-Jo Hall, Anne Kolakowski, Debbie Kolakowski, Madeline Thompson. BACK ROW: Dixie Yanda, Donna Bader, Laura Lee Wells, Mary Jane Greer, Lois Lindey, Sally Parks, Janet Smith. THE Madrigal Siikers Fred Parks, Mr. Kennedy, Julie Mills, Janet Smith, Mary Jane Greer, Lynne Mills, Donna Baker, Dixi Yanda, Sally Parks, Joyce Beardsley, Lois Lindey, Betty-Jo Hall, Marilyn Hopkins, Wikins Garrett, Dwight Folts. Mixed Choir FRONT ROW: Cheryl Hatch, Sue Kolakowski, Patty Walsh, Sherry Hodnett, Mr. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Irene Barber, Lynda Basney, Nancy Scutt, Debbie Kolakowski. Ann Yanda, David Beardsley. BACK ROW: Cindy Howden, Molly Snell, Dixie Yanda, Ann Kolakowski, Butch Pinckney, Bill Yanda. 80 And then there were those who went to ... . All County Choir FRONT ROW: Christine Talbot, Dixie Yanda, Joyce Beardsley. BACK ROW: Joe Wigden, Fred Parks, Douglas Wigden. and FRONT ROW: Laura Lee Wells, Julie Mills, Steve Crosby, Joyce Beards- ley. BACK ROW: Fred Parks, Anne Kolakowski, Lois Lindley, Rob Wells. 82 Senior Band FIRST ROW: Louise Wolfe, Glenda Cook. SECOND ROW: Richy Smith, Steph- en Hotchkiss, Dana McCrary, Wayne Miller, Dale Cooley. 76 Trombones lead the big parade ....'' FIRST ROW: Joe Wigden, Doug Knibloe, Becky Voss, Dwight Folts, Paul Smith. 83 FRONT ROW: Donna Baker, Marilyn Marriott, Lynne Mills, Kay Brown, Becky Par- menter. BACK ROW: Linda Smith, Kathy Leet, Lucy Wildey, Nancy Sandford, Jeff Wiles. .. with a 110 clarinets close behind! FRONT ROW: Sharon Poore, Betty Jo Hall, Christine Talbot. BACK ROW: Mary Jane Greer, Julie Mills, Lorraine Wolfer, Joyce Beardsley. 84 FRONT ROW: Jackie Rice, Alan Mills, Mary Haynes. BACK ROW: Audrey Sylor, Connie Crandall. FRONT ROW: Kathy Vasile, Louise Folts, Karhy Folts. BACK ROW: Dale Preston, Cathy McCarthy. FRONT ROW: Jacquie Feldbauer, Laura Lee Wells, Millie Sandford, Ann Ashcraft. BACK ROW: Carolyn Sylor, Lois Lindley, Linda Main, JanetSmith. 85 As I modestly took my place as the one and only BASS and I umpahed up and down the square! ” FRONT ROW: Wally Mason, Sally Parks, Marilyn Hopkins, Rob Wells. BACK ROW: Fred Parks, Wilkie Garrett. 86 Our Well - Known Musicians ??? All County Band FIRST ROW: Marilyn Hopkins, Glenda Cook, Jackie Rice, Lynne Mills. BACK ROW: Kay Brown, Linda Main, Dwight Folts, Janet Smith, Julie Mills, Kathy Folts. 87 Glenda Cook, Dwight Folts, Lynne Mills. As the Seniors leave, will take their places Junior Choir FRONT ROW: Mr. Kennedy, Paul Parks, Chip Seekins, Barbie Reiman, Rhonda Miller, Billy Oliver. SECOND ROW: Laura Wolfer, Rose Wolcott, Larry Wilson. THIRD ROW: Laurie Capen, Suzanne Nussey, Jane Voss, Cheryl Scutt, Mary Jane Webber, Nancy Baker, D'Arcy Hotchkiss, Norman Mason. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Thompson. Marcia Burch, Sue Beardsley, Christie Beardsley, Nancy Jo Hutton, Alice Wigden, Dawn Fiegl. BACK ROW: Barbara Heinz, Jean Flint, Donna Cardone, Sherry Swales, Dorthy Sheilds, Judy Yanda, Shirley Smith, Pam Ell wood. Elementary Band FRONT ROW: Janet Norton, Rita Beardsley, Karla Brown, Lyne Roberts, David Swales, Tom Fiegl, Frederick Winchip. SECOND ROW: Melanie Bloomster, Karen Kleinspehn, Barbara Snider, Philip Hopkins, Bryan Raybuck, Martin Howden, Douglas Smith, Dana Ar- nold. Douglas Thomas. THIRD ROW: Toni Brown. Kim Hill. Sharon Lapp, Eileen Lind- ley, Sara Lyn Folger, Ellen Smith, Carol Makoneski, Steve Wilson. BACK ROW: Jeffrey Swales, Nancy Edling, Debra McCra ry, Denise Beers, Carol Smith, Suzanne Hodnett, 88 Brenda Cummings. David Norton. Many more able musicians from these groups FRONT ROW: Tom Wolcott, Mark Gilmour, Peter Lucky, Kathy Greer, Susan Crosby. SECOND ROW: Juan Fernando, Steve Smith, Warren Baker, Nancy Young, Susan Sweet. THIRD ROW: Bobby White, Ronny Johnson, Bobby Erwin, Phillip Snider, Harold Alderman, Betty Hume, Millie Gierke. FOURTH ROW: Mickalie Hodntt, Debbie Winchip, Patty Walsh, Sherry Hodnett, Cathy Whalen, Sandy Miller, Geral- dine Bennett. BACK ROW: Diane Thomas, Vickie Burgess, Delores Wells, Alicia Storms, Linda Lucky, Jane Campbell, Ester Ovell, Cindy Hall. Cadet Band FRONT ROW: Charles Smith, Bill Oliver, Steve Borham, Sharon Rucker, Vickie Burgess, Cathy Greer, Denise Ricketts, Mr. Foils. SECOND ROW: David Miller, Ron Paulsen, Paul Parks, Mark Gilmour, Tom Ricketts, Barbara Bannett, Deborah Barker, Laura Wolfer, Dawn Fiegle. THIRD ROW: Fritz Rakowska, Roger Beardsley, Alphie Wright, Mickalie Hodnett, Linda Wolfer, Shirley Smith, Roxanne York, Alicia Storms, Barbara Ashcraft, Nancy Baker. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Bunting, Linda Luckey, Jane Campbell, Sandy Miller, David Harris, Gary Hodnett, Phillip Snider, Ken Wilmot, Dave Beardsley, Sherry Hodnett. FIFTH ROW: D'arcy Hotchkiss, Ester Spicer, Debbie Winchip, Sue Smith, Delores Wells, Cindy Hall, Margret Lindley, Sherry Swales, Mike Kozlowski, Bobby Poore. LAST ROW: Steve Smith, Ken Smith, Lowell Smith, Warren Baker, Ron Johnson, Allen Yanda, Douglas Da- mon, Bobby Erwin, Tom Parmenter, Dwight Ellwood. Crest Staff FIRST ROW: Shirley Paulsen, Mary-Jo Shields, Cathie Beardsley, Mary Haynes, Darla Stead- man, Sharon Arnold. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Hopkins, Peggy Wolcott, Karen Gillette, Mary Herring, Darlene Maurmen, Marcia Ellis, Donna Whalen, Cathy McCarthy, Millie Sandford, Lorraine Wolfer, Nancy Miller, Laura Clark, Alberta Ballard, Janice Perry, Rosa- lind Snider, Ann Yanda, Joyce Wilcox. THIRD ROW: Fred Parks, Dale Guilford, Rob Wells, Dwight Folts, Jim Brown, Jim Davis, Carol Beals, Dolores Karpinski, Vickie Thayer, Diane Rawleigh, Ruth Hennard, Pat Fiebelkorn. Editor OFFICERS . Rosalind Snider ADVISORS Mr. Polaski Ass't. Editor . . . Mrs. Eltcher Business Manager . Mrs. Oliver Photography . . . . Mary-Jo Shields Art . Marilyn Hopkins FIRST ROW: Mary-Jo Shields, Ann Yanda, Darla Steadman, Diane Rawliegh. SECOND ROW: Cathy MaCarthy, Marilyn Hopkins, Jim Davis, Mary Herring, Dale Guilford, Rosalind Snider. The Ambitious Ones Saving Stamp Committee Marlene Davis, Linda Clark, Dawn Barney, Judy Ellis, and Sharon Peet. Space Staff FIRST ROW: Dwight Folts, Rob Wells, Jim Brown, Dale Guilford, Gary Hodnett, Steve Holland. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cardone, Donna Smith, Nancy Miller, Sally Bunting, Nancy Bunting, Linda Basney, Julie Mills, Betty-Jo Hall, Barbara Heinz, Mrs. Eltscher. BACK ROW: Laura Lee Wells, Dixie Yanda, Lucille Wilday, Lois Lindly, Ruth Hennard, Mr. Eck. Library Aides FIRST ROW: Greg Hodnett. Steve Holland, Sharon Nevinger, Linda Basney, Fanny Hildreth, Vicky Thayer, Jimmy Jeffords. SECOND ROW: Mike Kozlowski, Donna Baker, Ruth Hennard, Julie Mills, Sally Bunting, Sherman Gage, Wenton Barney. BACK ROW: Dennis Beeman, Barry Mills, Dorrie Karpinski, Audrey Sylor, Warren Baker, 9] David Smith. Latin Club FRONT ROW: Kathy Leet, Louise Wolfe, Linda Irish, Sharon Poore, Dianne Guilford, Jacquie Feld- bauer, Elaine Bliss, Mary Haynes, Kay Brown. BACK ROW: Carolyn Sylor, Becky Shields, Lois Lind- lay, Irene Barber, Linda Alderman, Dixi Yanda, Roger Talbott, Marilyn Hopkins, Richard Smith, Norman Campbell. Spanish Club FRONT ROW: Kathy Vasile, Nancy Curran, Lynda Basney, Candy Winchip, Chris Willett. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Tucker. Mary Jane Greer, Louise Folts, Connie Crandall, Millie Sandford, Patty Walsh, Nancy Sandford. BACK ROW: Virginia Emmons, Linda Main, Sam Roth, Mr. Eck, Randy Voss, David Reis. FRONT ROW: Ann Ashcraft, Jacquie Feldbauer, Linda Main, Lynne Mills, Cathy McCarthy. SECOND ROW: Donna Whalen, Bill Yanda, Lucille Wilday, Joyce Beardsley, Kathy Folts, Margaret Myers, Linda Rose, Shirley Hume. BACK ROW: Sam Roth, Mark Wilson, John Prinsell, Mr. Eck. 92 Future Teachers of America FRONT ROW: Karen Gillette, Rosalind Snider, Margaret Myers, Betty-Jo Hall, Molly Snell, Laura Lee Wells, Diane Guilford. SECOND ROW: Virginia Emmons, Nancy Scutt, Mary Jane Greer, Becky Shields, Sally Bunt- ing, Jackie Rice, Kathy Folts, Sharon Arnold, Donna Whalen, Walter Parker, Linda Main, Joyce Beardsley, Millie Sandford, Lois Lindlay, Carolyn Sylor, Dixi Yanda, Mrs. Barber. Salesmanship Club FRONT ROW: Mary Her- ring, Mary-Jo Shields, Margie Walradt. SECOND ROW: Judy Ellis, Shirley Paulsen, Marlene Davis, Linda Clark. THIRD ROW: Donna Smith, Sharon Peet, Sharon Ar- nold, Donna Baker, Dorie Karpinski. BACK ROW: Pat Fiebelkorn, Margaret Wolcott, Butch Pinckney, Joe Wigden, Jim Davis. Varsity Club FRONT ROW: Marilyn Paulsen, Rob Wells, Shirley Paulsen, Gary Bernard, Cathie Beardsley, Warren Jeffords, Lorraine Wolfer. SECOND ROW: Bruce Sweet, Jim Brown, Buz Mills, Butch Pinckney, Chalmers Wolcott, Stan Adamowicz, George Bennett. BACK ROW: Jeffory Wiles, Dana Thomas, Doug Myers, Joe Miller, Fred Parks, Brian Smith, Jim Snider, Tom Perry, Bernard VanName. Future Homemakers of America FRONT ROW: Leona Clark, Brenda Beardsley, Janice Hallock, Dawn Barney, Linda Clark. SECOND ROW: Alberta Ballard, Reginia Adamowicz, Donna Smith, Sharon Peet, Marcia Ellis, Marlene Davis, Cindy Howden, Barbara Burr, Ruth Hennard, Vickie Thayer. FHA Tea FRONT ROW: Dana McCrary. Bill Thompson, Rodney Barney, Doug My- ers, Gary Wolfer, Jim Speicher, SEC- OND ROW: Duane Oakley, Chalmers Wolcott, Bill Frez- ier, Gerald Prentice, Ken Cross. BACK ROW: Mr.,.Wilmont, John Oakley, Ber- nard VanName, Joe Wigden, Phil Volk. FRONT ROW: Dwight Ellwood, Duane Herring, Mike Whalen, Don Gross, Roland Findlay, Tom Parmenter. SECOND ROW: Ken Wilmont, Phillip Snider, Gordon Rakowska, Wellington Hatch, Melvin Hodnett, Doug Knibloe. BACK ROW: Ken Thayer, Bob Babbitt, Andy McKerrow. 95 Future Farmers of America OFFICERS Business Manager................. Becky Parmenter President . . . . Glenda Cook Secretary .... Linda Smith Vice President .... Rob Wells Student Council . . . Our Government FRONT ROW: Glenda Cook, Becky Parmenter. Nancy Bunting. Laura Wolfer, Dianne Guilford. SECOND ROW: Linda Smith. Sally Parks, Pam Ellwood, Linda Luckey, Susan Smith. D'Arcy Hotchkiss, Kay Brown, Rob Wells, Dwight Folts, Chris Willett, Dave Evans, Wilkins Garrett. 96 FRONT: Lucille Wilday, Donna Whalen, Barbara Draper, Donna Smith, Sharon Peet. ROW TWO: Shirley Paul- sen, Sharon Arnold, Janet Cronk, Rayona Lilly, Edna Hurst, Judy Ellis, Lorna Ayer. BACK: Bruce Sweet, Mark Wilson, Craig Smith, Garold Prentice, James Robb. Junior Class Class Officers President.............................Kay Brown Vice President ................. Diane Guilford Secretary......................... Louise Wolfe Treasurer.......................Donna Whalen CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Barber Mr. Wilmot FRONT ROW: Kay Brown, Dianne Guilford, Elaine Bliss, Jacquie Feldbauer, Sharon Poore. SECOND ROW: Car- olyn Sylor, Margaret Myers, Louise Wolfe, Sally Bunting. BACK ROW: Jonathan Prin- sell, Walter Parker, Bernard VanName, Roger Talbott, Dale Montanye. FRONT ROW: Sue Kolakowski, Dale Cooley, Linda Irish, Kathy Folts, Ann Ashcraft. SECOND ROW: Linda Main, Linda Rose, Shirley Hume, Becky Shields, Kathy Leet. BACK ROW: Philip Volk, Butch Pinckney, Jef- frey Wiles, Miles Woolley, Bill Yanda. 99 Sophomore FRONT ROW: Kathy Best, Mary Haynes, Linda Mishic, Barbara Olver, Cheryl Hatch. SECOND ROW: Barbara Burr, Mary Jane Greer, Karen Gillette, Linda Ackerman, Irene Barbar. THIRD ROW: David Evans, David Beardsley, Joe Miller, Tom Walsh, David Robb. FOURTH ROW: David Mack, Mike Whalen, Dana Thomas, Randy Voss, Barry Mills. FIRST ROW: Sylvia Rees, Lorraine Wolfer, Darla Steadman, Janice Perry. SECOND ROW: Dixie Yanda, Louise Folts, Connie Crandall, Millie Sandford, Becky Parmenter. THIRD ROW: Wayne Miller, Donald Gross, James Speicher, Chalmers Wolcott, Richy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Knibloe, Thomas Par- menter. 101 FIRST ROW: Laura Lee Wells, Cynthia Uowden, Nancy Scutt, Alan Mills, Janice Hallock. SECOND ROW: Wallace Mason, Dale Preston, Lowell Mills, Duane Oakley, William Frazier. THIRD ROW: Virginia Emmons, Lois Lindley, Laura Clark, Robert Babbitt. FIRST ROW: Linda Clark, Sylvia Tucker, Ann Yanda, Diane Rawleigh, Vicky Thayer. SECOND ROW: Carol Beals, Ruth Hennard, Marlene Davis, David Peirsol. THIRD ROW: Sam Roth, Roland Findlay, Melvin Hodnett, David Ries. FOURTH ROW: N'orman Campbell, Edwin Johnson, Lee Krzos. 102 Freshmen FRONT ROW: Nancy Curran, Lynda Basney, Leona Clark. ROW TWO: Raymond Cooley, Marcia L:llis, Brenda Beardsley. ROW THREE: Dean France, John Clouse, Beverly Beardsley, Wilkins Garrett. ROW FOUR: George Baham, Damaris Damon, Claire Arnold, Roger Beil, Carl Bailey. ROW FIVE: Wayne Bailey, Dwight Ell wood, Laura Clark. BACK ROW: Douglas Damon, Gary Beers, Richard Clouse, Alberta Bal- lard. FRONT ROW: Joyce Wilcox, Candance Winchip, Charles Smith, Neil VanName, Philip Snider, Douglas Wigden, Nancy Seekins. SECOND ROW: Vickie Lee Thayer, David Smith, Paul Smith, Audrey Sylor, Stephen Sentz, Gordon Rakoska, David Young, Kathy Vasile. BACK ROW: Christine Willett, Brenda Wil- day, Roland Thomas, Nancy Sandford, Kenneth S. Wilmont, Patricia Walsh. Christine Talbot, Madeline Thompson, 104 FRONT ROW: Stephen Holland, Donald Myers, Donna Larrabee, Betty Mishic, Jean Hume, Sharon Hodnett, David Harris, Dana Herring. SECOND ROW: Sara Parks, Fannie Hildreth, Stephen Hotchkiss, Bruce Miller, Duane Herring, Gary James, Janice Hallock, Debra Kolakowski. BACK ROW: Edwin Lafferty, Ronald Mills, James Prinsell, Craig Hodnett, Roger Miller, Wellington Hatch, Ward Johnson. Grade Eight FRONT ROW: James Jeffords, Beth Hudson, Ann Hitchcock. Kathy Greer. SECOND ROW: Stephen Hennard, Rhondus Perry, Jane Voss, Maryjane Webber, Geraldine Bennett. THIRD ROW: Duane Bailey, Wenton Barney, Robert Poore, Robert White, Jean Flint, Chip Seekins, Sandra Miller. BACK ROW: Ester Spicer, Mark Evingham, Clyde Frazier, Steven Smith, Allen Lusk, Deborah Winchip. 105 FRONT ROW: Steve Bohram, Gail Steadman, Kenney Shingledecker, Mark Gilmour. SEC- OND ROW: Esther Ovell, Sharon Tucker, Susan Beardsley, Denise Ricketts, Dorothy Shields, William Oliver. THIRD ROW: Linda Luckey, Ronald Johnson, Martha Burr, Cynthia Hall, Barbara Ashcraft. BACK ROW: Allen Yanda, Sharon Swales, Sue Smith, Kenneth Smith, Anita Peirsol, Margaret Lindley, Judith Yanda. FRONT ROW: Sharon Nevinger, Margaret Welsh, Mildred Gierke, Barbara Heinz, Mickalie Hodnett, Kath- leen Whalen, Joanne Klein, David Thayer. SECOND ROW: Christine Beardsley, David Hennard, Cheryl Fiebelkorn, Robert Irwin, Cheryl Scutt, Marcia Burch, Sherman Gage. BACK ROW: Larry Wilson, Jacque- lyn Thompson, Dennis Beeman, Joseph Fiebelkorn, Carol Parker, Warren Baker, Norman Mason, Michael Kozlowski. 106 Grade Seven FRONT ROW: Barbara Reiman, William James, Robert Frazier, Donald Gillette. SECOND ROW: Sam Wolcott, Eugene Hatch, Alfred Wright, David Noniwiez, Bill Fiebelkorn. BACK ROW: Glenda Beeman, Janet Hallock, Juan Hernandez, Donald Beils. FRONT ROW: Thomas Sandford, David Miller, Gary Chamberlain, Rodney Carpender. SEC- OND ROW: Leland Lafferty, Roger Bailey, Rhonda Miller, Beverly Tonas, Rita Carmer, Charles Birchall, Joe Tonas. BACK ROW: Nancy Young, Kathy Sylor, Lorena Ellis, Mary Burrows. FRONT ROW: Alan Guilford, Frank Tuckir, Randy Nevinger, Nolan Bal- lard, Larry Clouse. SECOND ROW: Debbie Barker, Laura Wolfer, Vickie Burgess, Sandra Clouse, Paul Herring. BACK ROW: Susan Sweet, Barbara Klein, Minnie France, Laurie Capen, Nancy Ellis, Diane Thomas. FRONT ROW: Frederick Rakoska, Daniel Miller, Charles Birchall, Robert Bentley. SECOND ROW: Gerald Gay- ford, Thimothy Krzkos, Jerry Acker- man, David Grant. BACK ROW: Chris Wolfer, Wayne Thayer, Michael Frazier, Clyde Hall, Robert Ellis, Da- vid Curran. 108 FRONT ROW: Paul Parks, Gary Luc key, Peter Luckey. SECOND ROW: Harold Alderman, Daniel Bennett, Thomas Ricketts, Michael Piersol. BACK ROW: Roger Beardsley, Gary Hodnett, Paul Miller, Lowell Smith, Joseph Allen. FRONT ROW: Nancy Jo I lutton, Lois Shingle- decker, Suzanne Nussey, Alice Wigden. SEC- OND ROW: Shirley Smith, Alecia Storms, Roxanne Rork, Nancy Baker, Dawn Fiegl. BACK ROW: Pamela Ell wood, D’arcy Hotch- kiss, Betty Hume, Donna Cardone, Delores Wells, Brenda Sonnleitner. 109 Grade FRONT ROW: Leslie Rose, James Rawleigh, Maria Gierke, Pamela Mauerman, Kathy Bent- ley, Timothy Davis. SECOND ROW: David Ashcraft, Tim Keith, Tommy Webber, Patricia Beardsley, Barbara Jeffords, Douglas Smith. BACK ROW: Ronald Noniewicz, Darlene Wells, Carol Smith, Jeffrey Swales, Clyde Walt, Toni Brown, Lora Beth Stockin, Maxine Thayer. 1 10 FRONT ROW: William Hudson, Philip Hopkins, Lyall Perry, William Sylor, Benjamin Clark, Douglas Thomas, Dana Oakley. SECOND ROW: Bryan Raybuck, Cheryl Miller, Susan Hatch, Sara Lyn Folger, Deborah Rees, Kenneth Frazier, Louis White. BACK ROW: Michael Davis, Linda Sherwood, Rebecca Flint, Ursula Krajas, Denise Beers, Carol Makowski, Sharon Lapp, Nancy Edling, David Norton. FRONT ROW: Michael James, Ted Ayer, Jeffrey Prinsell, Lynn Chamberlain, Ricky Winchip, David Gleason, Daniel Johnson. SECOND ROW: Dennis Smith, Linda Beil, Trina Smith, Steph- anie Kaszynski, Nancy Allen, Steve Paine, Jonathan Bentley. BACK ROW: Ellen Smith, Debra McCrary, Melissa Storms, Mary Rita Gay ton, Suzanne Hodnett, Brenda Cummings, Llola Clark. ABSENT: Elissa Flegal. Grade Five FRONT ROW: Kathleen Jeffords, Tommy Gage, Eddie Gilmore, Norman Ellis, Ron Paulsen, Tommy Fiegl, David Swales, Ruth Greenwald. SECOND ROW: Janet Norton, James Johnson, Roger Miller, Mary Wool- ley, Edward Krzemien, Julie Irwin, John Fiebelkorn, Leonard Scutt, Mary Kenyon, Paul Aylor. BACK ROW: Sharon Rose, Jeffrey Allen, Cynthia Tonaus, Melanie Bloomster, Kathy Beers, Debbie Baham, Rose- anne Cardone, Janet Kolakowski, Patty Thompson, Paul Hatch. FRONT ROW: Merle Miller, Leith Brueser, Lyne Roberts, Rita Beardsley. SECOND ROW: Randy Davis, David Schuknecht. Melissa Mills, Eric Hernandez, Kimberly Hill. THIRD ROW: Cecelia Hennard, Maur- een Walsh, Lucinda Storms, Jean Thomas, Barbara Snider, Stephen Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Charles McCarthy, Karen Kleinspehn, Betsy Kroz, Richard White. FIFTH ROW: Deborah Sonnleitnqr, Patty Myers, Carlton Hall. BACK ROW: Martin Howden, Richard Irish, John Gillette, Dana Arnold, Robert Stekl, Dale Klein, Lawrence Smith. 112 FRONT ROW: Hannah Clark, Karla Brown, Linda Nelson, Debbie Fero, Peggy Ackerman. SECOND ROW: Alvin Hennard, Nancy Walt, Eileen Lindley, Lorraine Bailey, Karen Cronk, Karen Hatch, Ron- ald Krzemien. BACK ROW: Earl James, Mike White, Fred Wolfer, Charles Wolter, Dave Bennett, Kent N'ussey, Kevin Perry. FRONT ROW: John Blakes- lec, Lonnie Fiegl, Tommy Burrows, Ricky Beroff, Steve Ballard. SECOND ROW: Joyce Flegal, Alice Burrows, Dorothy Moore, Melody Clark, Dawn Bal- lard. BACK ROW: Ritchie Harwood, David Furniss, Mark Rathbun. Special Class Grade SITTING: Debbie Evans, Denae Clute, Lynn Michalek, Stuart James, Patrick Smith, Debbie McCarthy. STANDING: Philip Birchall, Margaret Kaszinski, Danny Hotchkiss, John Morse, Susan Yanda, David Wells, Jim Davidson, Ken Estabrook, Susan Evancho, Linda Hall, Jody Robinson, Calvin Carmer, Judy Shields, Cathy Hume, Susan Tucker, Barbara Irwin, Brenda Wendland, Kathy Ames, Danny Luckey. Alfred Emmons, Frank Ackerman, Martha Yanda, Bonnie Miller, Aletha Flint, Sherrie Luckey, Pam Sonnleitner, Donna Johnson, Sharon Burke, Rodney Wagoner, Jerry Hutton. 114 FRONT ROW: Jeffrey Evans, Clair Beeman, Vanessa Burgess, Patty Fcldbauer, Terry Oliver, Marcy Greer, Keith Ames, Evelyn Johnson, Connie Parks, Connie Vincent, David Makowski. BACK ROW: Dennis Wol fer. Dale Bailey, Cindy Montanye, Andy Talbott, Pam Smith, Peggy Vosburg, Sandra Adamowicz, Kenneth Wilson, Robert Beil, Larry Thompson, Joel Prinsell, Laurie Arnold, Yvonne Mueckl. FRONT ROW: Kim Kleins- phen, Terry Voss, Rosemary Krzemier. SECOND ROW: Laura Fiegl, Diana Sherwood. THIRD ROW: Dennis Rick- etts, Rickey Smith, Rhonda Hale. FOURTH ROW: Shar- on Lusk, Becky Schuknecht. BACK ROW: Debra Gierke, Melinda Calhoon, Danny Carpenter, Ricky Nevinger. 115 FRONT ROW: Alan Gilmore, Nancy Clark, Bruce Hitchcock, Michael Jeffords, Wade Burgess, Curtis Crandall, Karen Kealiher. ROW TWO: Patty Hennard, Bar- bara Walt, Michele Jeffords, Vicki Grant, Julie Mills, Cathy Zilker. ROW THREE: Arthur Main, Nathan Preston, Cheryl Roloson, Sandra Talbott. ROW FOUR: Susan Krause, Alan Gay- ford, Billy Green, Ruth Vanda. ROW FIVE: Dorothy Nelson, Lar- ry Tonaus, Lola Alderman, Alan- son Storms. Grade Three FRONT ROW: Randy Rees, Wanda Gillette, Carol Carpenter, Joan Richmond, Carl Carpenter, Laura Aylor. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Paine, Raymond Main, Thomas Putnam, Jean Walsh, Sandra Lapp, Cynthia Folts, Christine Wigden. THIRD ROW: Edward Wilday, Terry Hudson, Bernard Fancher, Ro- berta Stevens, Sam Clark, Arnold Parson, John Winchip, Aaron Hatch. BACK ROW: Sandra Alder- man, Mona Kenyon, Dale Wolfer, Dean Carmer, James Mills, Ann Herring, Dawn Mueckl. FRONT ROW: Darlene Flint, Marlene Vosburg, Beth Ann Wolfer, Ellen Keith, Holly Willett, Margaret Ashcraft. SECOND ROW: Joseph Bar- ber, Daniel Norton, Douglas Cronk, James Morse, Philip Mills. BACK ROW: Paula Miller. FRONT ROW: Deborah Morgan, Lori Ovell, Barry Brown, Edward Ellis, Nyeia Basney, Ruth Gleason, Bonalyn Sawyer, Valerie Hale. SECOND ROW: Sharon Morris, Barbara Ellwood, Jim Thomas, Debra Smith, Norva Smith, Susan Walsh. BACK ROW: Joseph Sand ford. Grade Two FRONT ROW: John Sylor, Deborah Hodnett, Vickie Davidson, Bonnie Vosburg, Gail Bower, Roger Baham, Michael Carter. SECOND ROW: Wendy Beil, Candy Hauser, Steven Pocock, Kenneth Red- man, Mark Lindley, Wayne Gayford, David Evans, Bruce Chamberlain. BACK ROW: Tami Smith, Patricia Brown, Cinda Bentley, Timothy Hotchkiss, Jane Burrows, Warren Mack, Audrey Smith, Robin Caster, Rhonda Arnold, Linda Clouse. FRONT ROW: Deborah White, Richard Purdy, John Kenyon. SECOND ROW: Doan Klein, Beatrice Ellis, Randy Williams, Teena Wolfer. THIRD ROW: Stephen Schuknecht. Lori Walt, Timothy llennard, Mi- chael Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Sue Bailey, Karen Estabrook, Tammy P rry, Melissa Reeves. FIFTH ROW: Stephen Burke, Rose Marie Baham, Darla Bentley, Kathy Carmer. BACK ROW: Donald Thompson, Gary Babbitt, James Smith, Sheila Wagoner. 118 FRONT ROW: Robert Gilmore, Azalia Hitchcock, Laurie Chamberlain, Kevin Sprague, Timothy Sherwood, Bruce Putnam. SECOND ROW: Adalbert Perry, Robin Kish, Judy Greer, Constance Ferguson, Cindy Cror.k, Darlene Ames, Mark Sweet. BACK ROW: Sherril Totsline, Dean Myers, Della Lafferty, Kathy Hatch, Jayne Arnold, Susan Eltscher,' Linda Fiegl, Timothy Hutton, Deborah Evans, Raymona Storms, Ronald Ar- nold. Grade One FRONT ROW: Valerie Roth, Tammy Wing, Vickie Myers. SECOND ROW: Lynn Richmond, Janet Folts, Kelly VanBuskirk. THIRD ROW: Julie Hall, Dawn Lafferty, Cathie Smith, Brenda Byerly. BACK ROW: Theresa Miller, Ruthie Sawyer, Stacy Purdy. FRONT ROW: Gregory Brown, Ronald Nevinger, Milton Main, Brenda Ames, Jeff Thomas. SECOND ROW: Craig Bailey, William Folk, Michael Davis, Randy Redman, Ralph Com- stock. THIRD ROW: Susan Schuknecht, Eric Robinson, Suzanne Baker, Dennis Thomas, Ver- onica Morton. BACK ROW: Joanne Beardsley, Pamela Evans, Julie Kealiher, Cheryl Gil- more. 120 FRONT ROW: Linda Frazier, Christine Norton. SECOND ROW: Sandra Tucker, Nathan Phillipp£, Jody Strauss, Everett Rose, Luann Preston. BACK ROW: David Washburn, Floyd Wilcox, Chris Ayer, Blair Flegal, James Bentley, Timothy Perry, Craig Roberts, Jeffrey Fancher. FRONT ROW: Jeffrey Thomas, Pamela Voss, David Flint, Brooks Allshouse. SECOND ROW: Christy Crandall, Denise Ellwood, Kimberly Burgess, David Bentley, Juanita Fiebelkorn, Sheryl Lapp. THIRD ROW: Richard Mason, Peter Kaszynski, Marlene Kenyon, Lisa Brown, James Stevens, Jesse Sherlock. 121 FRONT ROW: Donald Hitchcock, James Beil, Mark Raybuck, Scott Schewan. SEC- OND ROW: Kenneth Hennard, Vaun Sylor, Jeffrey Zellar, John Walsh. THIRD ROW: Michael Grant, Duane Ay lor, William Cooley. Reed Ballard. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Yanda, Ricky Hatch, Kevin Wend- land, Stephen Eastman. See SJln vun. ABC ? 7 FRONT ROW: Larry Clark, Laura Davis, Cindy Bailey, Kenneth Davidson. SECOND ROW: Debra Clute, Glenn Fiebelcorn, Brenda Carmer, Douglas Morse, Karen Ackerman, Jennifer Mills, Cheryl Evancho, Carol Griffin, David Perry, Norman Gayford. 122 Kindergarten 123 FRONT ROW: Gloria Ellis, Cindy Cartwright, Deborah Wilson, Nicolas Ricketts, Denise Calhoon, Rodney Bennett. SECOND ROW: Robert Bailey, Rebecca Storms, Kenneth Kenyon, Timmy Bower, Ray Lafferty, Daniel Stockin, Thomas Wing, Daniel Heinz. BACK ROW: Dale Shannon, Lois Wolter, Richard Pocock, Alan Arnold, Debra Myers. FRONT ROW: Bonnie King, Rose Marie Jeffords, Michele Thomas, Gregory Folts, Cynthia Potter, Craig Beardsley, Gregory Evans, Donna Webber, Suzanne Ayer. BACK ROW: Valerie Wagoner, Cin- dy Hatch, Craig Zilder, Nathan Montayne, Cindy Ballard, Jonathan Keith, Mark Buckley, Terry Hod- nett, Linda Hume, Roger Cross, Julie Wood. 124 FRONT ROW: Donna Cronk, Duane Beardsley, Lori Voss, Donald Polaski, Terry Bailey, Gregory McKurth, Virginia James. SECOND ROW: Gregory Luckey, Martha Hitchcock, Timothy Parmenter, Margaret Wheeler, Jeanne Nelson, Neal Snider, Maurietta Cardone. BACK ROW: Alvin Aylor, Mi- chael Sweet, David Birchall, Michael Ricotta, David Baham, John Burrows. FRONT ROW: Nancy Talbott, Laurie Yanda, Eileen Kolakowski, Francis Brown, Katherine Washburn, David Kemp. SECOND ROW: Shari Sprague, Keith Hennard, Richard Davidson, Steven Winchip, Roseanna Fiegl, Rhonda Main, Ricky Klein. BACK ROW: Devara Mowers, Michael Ferhuson, Rondus Bennett, Randy Muekl, Jay Hotchkiss, Ty Roy Wolfer, Becky Gleason. Graduation Processional Junior Marshals Kay Brown Roger Talbott Baccalaureate REV. DAVID SHANNON told the Class of ’65 that they would be -CALLED FOR SURE . 126 Graduation Salutatorian Rosalind Snider Valedictorian Elizabeth Joanne Hall PROCESSIONAL DR. JOSEPH MANCH giving his address: THE PURSUIT OF EX- CELLENCE IN A CHANGING WORLD . The Crest Staff would like to glue their congratulation to the Senior Class and wish them the best of luck in the future . 128 FILLMORE CLEANERS Fillmore Agivay Coop Inc. Feed-Seed-Ferti 1izer Farm S- 'Home Supplies Lime Fert. Spreading Big Batch Mobil Milling Fi 1lmore, N.Y. LO 7-2277 Fi 1lmore, New York C1ean i ng Pressing Phone LO 7-2A13 Compl imenls of C. W. 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