Geneva High School - Seneca Saga Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1961 volume:

A peace is of the nature of a conquest; For then both parties nobly are subdued. And neither party loser. II Henry IV The pathway of peace is the longest and most beset with obstacles the human race has to tread; the goal may be distant, but to this goal we must dedicate our lives. SENECA SAGA DEDICATION To be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars, to be satisfied with your possessions but not contented with yourself until you have made the best of them, to despise nothing in the world except falsehood and meanness and to fear nothing except cowardice, to be governed by your admirations rather than by your disgusts, to covet nothing that is your neighbor’s except his kindness of heart and gentleness of manners, to think seldom of your enemies, often of your friends, and every day of Christ, and to spend as much time as you can, with body and with spirit, in God’s out-of-doors, these are little guide-posts on the footpath to peace. Henry Van Dyke 5 IN MEMORIAM JOHN ARNOLD SWIFT 6 FORE WORD As the yearbook staff of the Class of 1961 chooses a theme for this edition, it is acutely aware of the manifold crises rampant in the world today. It seems only too clear that the students of this class are approaching maturity at a critical period of history. Within their lifetime and thru the combined efforts of many nations, a peace—if only in name—has been established. As they prepare to take their rightful places in the world, it will be their duty not only to preserve this peace but also to promote it to a fuller, more complete peace for which the whole world hungers. Thus, it is only fitting that this Senior Annual, the last joint endeavor of the Class of 1961, be dedicated to the attainment of so solemn an objective. The struggle toward a universal peace—once the grave concern of parents alone—has now passed to them, the new generation of Americans. 7 The courage and determination of the young men at Iwo Jima are the models which our class has always striven to emulate. Class History Just how excited is it possible for a group of students to be? This question can only be answered by a new class of sophomores entering high school, and our class was no exception. New teachers, a new building, and new responsibilities made September 1959 a hectic but wonderful month. After our officers got into the groove we undertook the traditional projects of selling pencils and basketball programs. The big social event of the year was our Sophomore Hop, “Holiday of Hearts.” As Juniors we filled our treasury with proceeds from the football refreshment stand, our spring magazine drive, and the Junior Play, “Onions in the Stew.” As a result of the success of these projects we presented our memorable Junior Prom, “Enchanted Fathoms.” Almost before realizing it, our class entered its third and final year at G.H.S. Once again our magazine drive helped finance a memorable evening. February 4, 1961, marked our Senior Ball, “Shangri-la.” Our final public offering as a class was “The Desk Set,” our hilarious Senior Play. For every class of excited sophomores, there is always a class of reminiscent Seniors, and once again our class is no exception. 10 Awards Ken Braun, Harvard Book Award; Dick Atkinson, Allan Green, Helen Goff, Syracuse Citizenship Conference; Linda Colella, Elmira Key Award. Dick Atkinson, Boys’ State; George Michaels, Albany Citizenship Conference; Sue Andersen, Girls’ State; Horst Engelbrecht, Jerry Bond, Albany Citizenship Conference. Kathy Bennett, Anna Hogarth Young Memorial A ward Helen Goff, French Award; Charles Notar, Agricultural Oratorical Contest; Horst Engelbrecht, Chemistry Award; Marilyn Jardine, Homemaking Award. 11 Enchanted Fathoms As each couple came over the threshold of the entrance way of the Junior Prom, they soon found themselves in the mysterious depths of the sea. With a tropical garden as a centerpiece, the dance floor was a paradise of seashells and starfish. The tantalizing rhythms of Frank Fennell’s orchestra soon became the murmur of the sea. And as each couple danced, they knew this dream come true would never be forgotten! 12 13 Dream On “Onions in the Stew' “Collins, Esq.” “Charlie, My Boy” So who’s going to park??? 14 Minstrels, 1961 Jerry Bond, Sally Carr, Erik Collins. 15 Her Majesty! Anne Glass, Gloria Choffin, Vickie Bullock. Any place you are is “Shangri-La Dazzling yet dreamy was this most memorable night of the year! As each couple entered the dance floor over a small bridge they were greeted by two petite geisha girls and soon found themselves in an oriental paradise. Gloria Choffin was crowned queen amidst a decor of Japanese surroundings. Her attendants were Anne Glass and Vickie Bullock. To the exotic strains of Bob Hunt’s orchestra every couple could have danced all night. Truly a Shangri-La to everyone present! 16 Forever a Memory Bob David, Judy Hardy, George Michaels, Helen Goff, Barb Fairchild. Horst Englebrecht. 18 There is nothing like a dame? 19 De-ten-tion!!! Concentration SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Pete Blum, Barb Fair-child, Bob David, Gloria Choffin. Morning Confusion! 20 I 21 ROBERT C. DAVID President Senor He does what he does well, and he does everything. GLORIA JEAN CHOFFIN Secretary Gloria A merry girl with a quick smile and a peppy manner. PETER MASON BLUM Vice-President Pete Life’s race well run. BARBARA SUSAN FAIRCHILD Treasurer Barb Born to success she seems, with grace to win and heart to hold. 22 MARION GAIL ABBOTT Gail Oh! So snappy and full of life. MARY ROWE ABRAHAM Mary Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together. JOE M. ACQUILANO Acq A good sport and a fine sportsman. JUDY DIANE ADAM Judy Petite and charming That’s her style. PATRICIA ANN ABRAHAM Pat She possesses a talent for producing effect in whatever she does or says! LYLE G. AKENS Lyle A man who’s not afraid to say his say. 23 ft i MARJORIE ANN AKENS Marge Infinite riches in a little room. r 'L i SUSAN ELISABETH ANDERSEN Sue JL7 o strives always to the utmost. SHARON R. ANDREWS Sherry So quiet and demure. DALE L. ARNOLD Dale He takes things as they come. NANCY HELEN BAKER Nan Silence never betrays you. RICHARD CARL ATKINSON Dick Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. 24 BETH LADONNA BIGELOW Beth Whom not even the critics criticize. GARY B. BERTRAM Bert A n easy-going and easy mannered man. GERALD A. BLAKE Jerry On their own merits, modest men are silent. CHARLES R. BENNETT Chuck The world’s no better if we hurry; Life’s no longer if we worry. JOANN BAUMGARTNER JoAnn Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. KATHLEEN ESTHER BENNETT Kathy A merry little maiden, free from care. 25 PHILIP J. BONCARO Phil A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. JOHN M. BLANKENBERG Johnny The more men think, the less they speak. GERALD A. BOND Jerry None but himself can be his parallel. CATHY JUNE BRADBURY Cathy To be good rather than conspicuous. A t LEILA MARY BRADLEY Lee A winning way, a pleasant smile, with a wholesome manner all the while. KENNETH AI.LYN BRAUN K. B. He knows what pathway leads to success. 26 JOAN A. BUCKLEY Joanie Silence is deep as eternity; Speech is shallow as time. VERONICA BULLOCK Vickie With laughter even on the darkest days. SHARON LYNN BUDGAR Sharon She is as good as the best of us. And just as bad as the rest of us. MICHAEL F. CAITO Mike Enjoy thy youth; it will not stay. GEORGIA LEE BULLOCK Georgia Ever jolly, ever true, Never sad, never blue. GLEN MARTIN CALDWELL Glen There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one’s ability. 27 BARBARA JEAN CAMPBELL Barb The two noblest things, which are sweetness and kindness, are hers. ANTHONY CARTER Tony The pleasing punishment that women love. LARRY M. CAPPER Larry Youth at the prow and pleasure at the helm. GARY F. CASE Garrot Men of few words are the best friends. SARAH LOUISE CARR Sally Whatever 1 do, I do thoroughly. VICTOR I. CHACCHIA Vic Only what we have wrought into our character during life can we take with us. 28 BARBARA ANN CHAPMAN Barb Cheerfulness and happiness go hand in hand. MARILYN E. CLISE Marilyn The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness. i LINDA M. COLELLA Lyn Of all the arts in which the wise excel, nature’s chief masterpiece is writing well. KAREN JEAN CHRISTENSEN Karen The force of her own merits makes her way. ERIK L. COLLINS Esq. An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. 29 JAY B. COVERT III J.C. In every sport he doth excel. NANCY LATTIN COOK Nance Not that I love study less, But that I love fun more. DAWN BEVERLY CRANE Dawn Very sweet and very shy, hut life will never pass her by. RONALD LEE DAVIS Ron Silence is golden. JERRY PAUL DECICCA Cisco Wisdom finds a way. JONATHAN C. DAVIS Jon Life's a jest, and all things show it; I thought so once, and now I know it. 30 DON W. DOBBIN Don A good true friend. PATRICK ANTHONY DcROSA Pat Not too serious, not too gay, A great guy in every way. JENEANE MARIE DcFAZIO Jen A Iways neat, happy, and sweet. She’s just the girl you’d love to meet. MARY MARGARET DiFEDERICO Chee All happiness is in the mind. PETER CALVIN DEY Pete Live while you may. CAROL E. DUBBS Carol A good countenance is a letter of recommendation. 31 ROBERT D. DUNKLEBARGER Bob Subtlety is better than force. CHARLES CLYDE DUNHAM Chuck Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. KAREN ANN ESKILDSEN Eski Grace is to the body as good sense is to the mind. DAVID SAMUEL FARWbLL Dave Unassuming, wise, a friend to all. HORST P. ENGELBRECHT Horst Knowledge is power. WILLARD A. FERRIS Willie Perseverance brings success. 32 RICHARD P. FITZGERALD Dick Character gives splendor to youth. ANNE WELLINGTON GLASS Anne An object delightful to behold. Wellborn and well-bred. MARILYN JEAN GAVETTE Marilyn A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. JOHN W. GILBERT Gilly A good word is an easy obligation. ROGER ALLEN GRANT Bog The greater the man, the greater the courtesy. HELEN LOUISE GOFF Helen For if she will, she will, you may depend on it; But if she won’t, she won’t, and that’s the end of it. 33 ALLAN KINSLEY GREEN A1 He does not specialize in one thing, hut excels in all. ARTHUR BERNARD HALL Art By the work one knows the workman. RICHARD E. GRIFFITH Dick His faults lie on him gently. JESSIE RUTH HANNON Jessie Laughter banishes gloom. MARY LOUISE HANSON Mary Lou So shy, so kind, so hushed of air. DONNA MAUREEN GUERRIE Red I am ever merry when I hear music. 34 JUDITH JEAN HARDY Judy A true friend is a friend forever. KAREN ANN HOLCOMB Karen A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. LINDA JANE HUFF Lyn The thrill of a lovely voice, and the light of a pleasant eye. DANIEL F. HUMPHREY Dan He who seeks pleasure, finds pleasure. PHIL M. ILACQUA Pipsi Youth comes but once in a lifetime. ANITA E. HURNE Anita I have no time to be tired. 35 HELEN WANDA JACOBS Jay The joy of youthful sport is mine. KAREN MARIE JOHNSON Karen Warmhearted, friendly—a pleasure to know. MARILYN ELIZABETH JARDINE Maggie Life is to live. BETH ANN KENNEY Pudge Lots of life and a happy grin. IL f LEROY R. JENSEN Roy Well-timed silence has more eloquence than speech. LEONARD H. KELSEY Lcn Thought is deeper than all speech. 36 REBECCA LYNETTE KIPP Becky Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help wherever she may. CAROLYN ANNE KLUE Anne Happiness comes first. JOHN BERTRUM KIRBY Kirb Feet that run on willing errands. DIANE GAY KONEN Chickie A ready wit, a happy smile, And eyes that sparkle all the while. 37 BARRY J. KLEIN Barry Honor lies in honest toil. RONALD WILLIAM LABIGAN Bronco A man devoted to pleasure. WILLIAM MICHAEL LEITNER Mike What men dare. I dare. ELLEN DOROTHY LAQUITARA Shorty Short and sweet. CAROL ANN LIBERATORE Carol A pleasant smile and a fascinating personality. ROSEMARY LiDESTRI Ro Silence displays sincerity. GEORGIA ANN LINDEMANN George And still the wonder grew; That one small head could carry all she knew. CHARLES RICHARD LIVERMORE Charlie A promoter of quiet work. 38 CAROL JEAN LIVINGSTON Carol She that mischief hatcheth, mischief catcheth. AL LONG Long John dare do all that becomes a man. THOMAS L. LOUGHNEY Tom A good try is worth more than success. JUDY A. MAIN Blondic Life! A little work, a little play. 39 RONALD JAY MCCLELLAND Ron See him work, see him play. TOM MARKS Tom A silent heart and a true heart are the most admirable things on earth. JAMES PATRICK McNULTY Jim Work is work and must be done, Hut as I work I have my fun. PATRICK M. MALCURIA Perry Mason A jolly fellow is he: as funny as funny can be. MARGO DAWN McCLAIN Marg It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice. HAROLD DAVID MANN Hermie Great thoughts come from the heart. 40 GEORGE RALPH MICHAELS George He has the mind to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. JOHN A. MILLER Pete By different methods, different men excel. WILLIAM F. MILLERD Bill Nothing is achieved before it is thoroughly attempted. LOIS ANN MOORE Lo Genial in manner, ready for fun, brimful of cheer for everyone. PHILIP C. MORSE Phil The first and most respectable of all arts is agriculture. G. JOSEPH MOTT Joe Give thy thoughts no tongue. 41 CHARLES EDWARD NOTAR Butch It takes a wise man to discover a wise man. JANET MARION MURPHY Mouse A little lady with golden hair. KAREN L. O’BRIEN O’Bie The girl who smiles is the girl worthwhile. RICHARD LEE MUNGO Dick The most admirable quality in an athlete is good sportsmanship. WAYNE R. N El DIG II Red Whose life is one perpetual grin. CAROLE LOUISE OLSOWSKY Carole Work first, and then rest. 42 ROSALIA ANN PALERMO Rose A face with gladness overspread. JOHN C. PANGBURN John Do thy duty, that is best. HAROLD C. OUGHTERSON Butch The unobserved may yet be powerful. PATRICIA EDNA PALMER Patty She hath a daily cheer in her life. LINDA LEE PALMER Linda The gentlest of hearts is hers. MARTHA KAY PATRICK Martha Silence never betrays you. 43 DEBORAH GAIL PARISH Debbie A loving heart is the truest wisdom. DIANE MARIE PERRY Dee Dee That you may be loved, be amiable. RICHARD DOUGLAS PARRISH Dick A11 his faults are such that one loves him still the better for them. KAREN ANN PELLING Karen A capable, willing, and friendly girl. CARLA J. PIOLI Carla Never at a loss for words. JOHN F. PERRY John The mirror of all courtesy. 44 PATRICIA ANN PISCATELLI Patti Troubles never last forever. DICK JOSEPH PRESUTTI Dick It is not enough to do good; One must do it in the right way. DANIEL PLUNKETT Dan Stout of heart and strong of hand. ANNE B. PURO Annie A quiet nature, a ready smile. VIRGINIA M. POLLARD Ginger Smile one vast substantial smile. JEANNE ANN QUERCIA Jeannie Music—friend of pleasure, wisdom's aid. 45 A. HERBERT RESSING Herb The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. ANN SHIRLEY M. SABATINE Ann Kindnesses increase by sowing. JOHNNY SALES Bull His very foot has music in it. I 11 ANN ELIZABETH SCHILLHOUR Ann Life lies not in living alone, but also in liking. i u CHRISTA MARGARET SCHWARZ Chris Nature hath written a letter of credit upon her countenance. 46 GARY L. SHIPMAN Gary Patience is a virtue. BARBARA ANN SKINNER Barb Loyal hearted, strong of mind; A finer girl, you'll never find. ALICE JUNE SMITH June Truth and honesty have no need of loud protestations. BEVERLY ANN SMITH Bev Sweet and nice, without a vice. DAVID C. SMITH Dave Is not true leisure won with true toil? 47 GEORGE EDWARD SMITH Smitty Be merry if you are wise. SANDY MARIE SMITH Sandy Happy and carefree. PAMELA JEANNE STRAIT Pam Happiness is our being's end and aim. STELLA G. STREPPA Stella Blest with that charm, the certainty to please. EUGENE ANTHONY SYLVESTER Gene Ambition knows no rest. RICHARD JOSEPH TALOMIE Dick The laborer is worthy of his reward. 48 MICHAEL J. TEICHNER Mike Every man’s work shall be his manifest. STUART ANDREW TOOMBS Andy A man without a tear. Larry That which I nobly think, I nobly dare. HIM mm- Ol! RALPH LAWRENCE VanDERVEER Larry A man of his word, who never talks unless he has something to say. LINDA LEE RUNDELL Lin Life’s a pleasant institution. MARTHA M. VanVELDE Marty A light heart lives long. 49 NANCY ALICE VOGT Nance An unextinguished laughter shakes the halls. BRUCE F. VOLPE Bruce The world is made for fun and frolic. THOMAS WATSON Tom For him the social world of froth and foam. KAY ELIZABETH WHITAKER Kay The best way to have a friend is to be one. TERRY M. WHITAKER Terry One of those artists whose ability we envy. 50 KATHLEEN WHITE Kathy An air of good humor always surrounds her. JAMES H. WHITNEY Jim Willing is he and eager to please. ELIZABETH ANN WHITWELL Bonnie A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. DOUGLAS RALPH WINTON Doug Wit and wisdom are horn in a man. EVELYN A. YOUNGS Lynn A winning way, a friendly smile; In every way, a girl worthwhile. PENELOPE S. YOUNG Penny If it can be done, she’ll do it. 51 Sophomore Class Officers Gary Schnirel Richard Moore Peter Teichner Eva May Simpson President Vice president Treasurer Secretary Junior Class Officers Shirley Townley Charles Kenney Kay Verstreate Vincent Liberio Treasurer Vice president Secretary President JUNIORS—Front Row: C. Andersen, C. Brown, A. Brill, V. Carter, J. Brown, B. Cecere. Second Row: T. Baroody, E. Choffin, E. Bailey, J. Abbott, J. Bond, S. Apple, C. Campbell, B. Burgstresser, J. Baumgartner, J. Cocola. Third Row: JUNIORS—Front Row: K. Cowles, C. Felicetti, B. Doyle, C. Gage, S. Finnerty, M. Gaylord. Second Row: D. Crawley, S. DeMetro, C. Goodman, J. Fitch, J. Dennis, M. Greene, B. DiFederico, J. Fryer, K. Gnaw. Third Row: C. Fitch, A. G. Case, J. Biesenbach, J. Avedisian, T. Abraham, J. Carter, A. Davie, R. Cass, R. Bouchey, D. Barnard, D. Bedell, S. Benedict, S. Apple. Fratto, D. De Bacco, J. Decker, R. Douglas, M. Davie, J. Floyd, R. Deuel, B. Flick, M. Futtersak, J. David, B. Fisher, P. Gilder. JUNIORS—Front Row: B. Millis, S. Luger, D. O’Brien. Second Row: N. Millerd, K. O’Brien, J. Nincstcin, J. Perry, G. Moore, S. Pane, L. Millerd, B. Me Williams, B. Moracco. Third Row: D. Mariangelo, E. Me Carthy, P. Marchiano, J. Massey, J. Murphy, D. Luzzi, A. Miller, G. Morrow, M. Millerd. JUNIORS—Front Row: M. Hume, J. Guerrie, J. Henning-son, C. Hcit, J. Jappen, D. Larsen, G. Kline. Second Row: R. Harris, M. Lewis, W. Hilfiger, S. Knowlton, T. Goldstone, B. Jensen, E. Ircdale, B. Gulvin, B. Hewitt, J. Lee. Third Row: M. Keeley, B. Learch, R. Lancia, R. Reiser, G. Kenny, D. Hcinzman, B. Goodall, J. Kleeman, J. Hines, R. Gay, B. Lewis. +• % JUNIORS—Front Row: R. Serafino, D. Seager, C. Rouse, C. Rynders, J. Ryder, L. Sears, B. Reed. Second Row: D. Pane, B. Rose, M. Siberski, D. Reeder, J. Rosenbloom, B. Rodeckcr, M. Phillips, R. Post, S. Robbins, E. Priano, P. Ryan. Third Row: C. Querrie, E. Porter, C. Ross, C. Sonntag, B. Rink, C. Smith, R. Spahn, R. Reynolds, K. Ryan, T. Patrick, D. Simpson, L. Stacy, J. Phillips. JUNIORS—Front Row: S. Townlcy, B. Tournour, C. Wiley, M. Venuti, M. Stevens, D. Venuti. Second Row: E. Tashiro, R. Strouse, M. Trotta, C. Thorpe, B. Wright, K. Verstreate, M. Tate, J. Tennies, T. Wiesinger. Third Row: T. Wetmore, G. Talomie, J. Woznick, F. Toombs, P. Trabucco, D. Wert-man, N. Teague, T. Wilkison, E. York, B. Updike, D. Warder. E. Baumgartner, J. Askin, L. Balisteri, L. Brewer, D. Blum, H. Bates, D. Christensen, G. Arnold, G. Cardinale, R. Barber, A. Capozzi, J. Bennett. SOPHOMORES—Front Row: M. Augustine, R. Brill, B. Bardeen, B. Bosworth, J. Barnard, A. Bcinert. Second Row: A. Akens, B. Braun, R. Abraham, J. Barton, D. Chelenza, F. Beardsley, L. Campbell, M. Atkinson, N. Burnett. Third Row: SOPHOMORES—Front Row: N. Chappell, F. Deledonne, R. Carter, V. Cooper, S. Ensinger, P. Cass, M. Burtless. Second Row: P. Carlson, W. Dunham, N. Dyer, T. Daniels, C. Corwin, D. Cutillo, P. Fitzgerald, S. Coif. Third Row: C. Campbell, J. DeMetro, F. Ditotto, D. Elias, J. Deuel, W. Flood, J. DeBolt, J. Crane, P. Christenson, D. Eddington, D. Ducll, L. Deledonne, R. Christopher. SOPHOMORES—Front Row: L. Jardine, C. Ingandello, S. Gulvin, T. Holliday, K. Hoover, S. Gulvin. Second Row: J. Huff, B. Huie, S. Harvey, R. Greene, D. Greco, C. Harding, SOPHOMORES—Front Row: C. Port, C. Matthews, R. Moses, E. Mitchell, J. Martin, M. Matthews, C. Norman, S. Perry, M. Merkel, J. Ncild. Second Row: N. Jensen, E. Olsowsky, R. Moore, J. Krayer, A. Keebles, V. Miller, S. Kjar, C. S. Heath. Third Row: S. Griffin, M. Guyette, L. Hines, E. Glass, T. Hannacker, J. Herbert, J. Hotaling, J. George, L. Hesser, S. Horton. Matthews, E. Krupcznski, J. Newland, N. Liberio. Third Row: R. Kline, M. Landschoot. R. Nellis, G. Lazenby, P. McLaughlin, R. Johnson, J. Moore, H. Krayer, R. McNaughton, R. Me-Guigan, D. Jackson, R. Linzy. SOPHOMORES—Front Row: D. Reitman, L. Reid, P. Rishel, L. Scurry, M. Sasso, S. Ruggles. Second Row: C. Spina, S. Smith, J. Sobolewski, J. Pratt, D. Rouse, J. Parker, D. Sera-fino, D. Post, E. Simpson, S. Reiners. Third Row: C. Reynolds, L. Ray, P. Payne, B. Palmer, M. Raymcr, J. Rose, F. Remmel, P. Ripley, W. Sharctt, E. Phippcn, R. Newcomb, T. Riccione, C. Rogers. SOPHOMORES—Front Row: B. Vega, M. Walton, L. Strouse, L. Van Scoten, P. Talomie, M. Wilson, R. Thomas. Second Row: S. Washburn, S. Warner, E. Zettlemoyer, G. Spina, C. Tiballi, K. Telarico, L. Szkolnik, D. Snyder, S. Witter, G. Schnirel. Third Row: H. Thiery, C. Thompson, T. Teichncr, R. Wallace, R. Telarico, W. Wilson, J. Vogt, B. Sloth, V. Wheeler, B. Winship, M. Way, A. Wucrtenberger, J. Trice. ADMINISTRATION . ... the guiding light which has inspired generations of Americans. As they have been led by her, so may we be led by the inspiration and guidance of our high school staff and faculty. In this era when the world powers are seeking to control or ward off the influences of each other, there is a strong tendency to counter such challenges through increased armaments. It is most heartening to note that your class is dedicating its aims to “peace.” The attainment of peaceful coexistence, world understanding and mutual respect rests greatly upon the shoulders of your generation. My personal best wishes that your goal may be attained. Melvin C. Livingston Superintendent of Schools Board of Education Throughout your school career you have been looking forward to your senior year in Geneva High School. The challenges of your studies, extra-curricular events, etc., have been met, and you leave a glorious heritage for those who follow. Now you are on the threshold of new adventures and new challenges. Those of us who have had a part in your public school education have confidence that you will meet these challenges with courage, diligence, initiative and self-determination; and leave a rich heritage for those who follow. My personal best wishes for your success. Albert C. Lindemann Assistant Superintendent Front Row: Mr. Frederick M. Toole, Mrs. M. Edgerton Deuel. Second Row: Mr. Lloyd E. Curtis, Mr. Michael G. Michaels, Mr. Leonard Kornet, Mr. Melvin C. Livingston, Mr. Albert C. Lindemann. 62 Our Principals In addition to being the largest class to graduate from Geneva High School, the Class of 1961 probably has as many varied talents and abilities distributed throughout as any class up until now. However, as the Class of 1961 moves from high school into adult participation, it enters a world fraught with more tensions and problems than ever before. My hope and wish for you is that twenty-five years from now it will be said that the members of the Class of 1961 have contributed more of their talents and abilities to the solution of mankind’s problems than any class heretofore. This I leave with you as a compliment, an ambition and a challenge. S. B. Wuertenberger Congratulations and best wishes to the “space age” Class of 1961. Our mechanized, urbanized way of life makes it difficult to keep fit to participate in this wonderful but strenuous era. The contribution you make to a healthy young America will depend on your “fitness.” I am confident that you will train hard and win. Harold Bonesteel 63 Mr. Houser English Miss McCherry English Mr. Gaffney English Miss White English Miss Bolin English Mr. Ward Science Mrs. Glasgow Science Mrs. Braun Science Mr. Keenan Science Mr. Bahn Physical Education Miss Woodford Physical Education Mrs. Whiting Physical Education Mr. Brown Music 64 Has anyone ulty Miss Brunetti French Mrs. Argali French Mrs. Griffith Art Miss Maney History Mr. Guerra History Miss Mariana History and English Mr. Tipps History 65 Miss Andrew Spanish and Latin seen this man? Mrs. Eastman Mathematics Mrs. House Mathematics Mr. Manners Mathematics Mrs. Kunz Mathematics Mr. Reed Mathematics Mrs. Flood Library Miss Sears Guidance Mr. Smith Guidance Mrs. King Home Economics Mrs. McNulty Home Economics Mr. Epley Commercial Mrs. Small Commercial Mr. Paradiso Commercial Mrs. VanDcrvecr Commercial Mr. GrifFee Industrial Arts 66 Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Wills, Mrs. Vogt, Mrs. Ghia-rilli, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Ritter, Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. Berryman. Secretaries Mrs. Herbert, Miss Mundinger, Mrs. Gallagher. Custodians Mr. Johnson, Mr. Gage, Mr. Passalacqua, Mr. Edington, Mr. Felice. ATHLETICS... “ a bright spot in a world which forgets that rivalry can be friendly and that it need not be a synonym for war.” VARSITY TEAM—Front Row: V. Chacchia, G. Michaels, B. David, J. Acquilano, C. Notar, J. Covert, D. Plunkett, L. Akens, A. Hall, H. Engelbrecht, D. Mungo, H. Mann, J. Sales. Second Row: Mr. Gagnon, T. Baroody, T. Wctmore, L. Balistreri, A. Miller, J. Lee, C. Kenney, R. Moore, A. ChofTin, J. Bond, J. Dennis, C. Smith, C. Ross, M. Davie, J. Carter, Mr. Leach. Football Any Geneva fan who attended that first game at Auburn knew from the start that the Panthers would be the team to beat this year. They knew it as soon as they witnessed the 27-14 Panther victory. Skeptics who gave the victory to lady luck had only to look at the next week’s results as the Panthers took Waterloo in stride with a 21-19 victory. Lyons and Clyde went down in quick succession, and Geneva was tied for first place with Mynderse. Geneva fans hoped that the Big Red might stop the Mynderse Blue Devils, but this game proved to be Geneva’s first and only loss of the season. Bouncing back, Geneva beat Mt. Carmel, leaving only DeSales and Penn Yan to play. Coaches Gagnon and Leach beamed as Geneva trounced DeSales 59-12, piling up the largest winning margin of points since the rivalry began. A 32-16 victory over Penn Yan gave the Panthers a 7-1 season’s record, the best since 1951, and the trophy given by the Penn Yan American Legion to the winner of the Geneva-Penn Yan game. The 1960 Panther team certainly responded to the cheerleaders’ chant of, “We want a touchdown.” Geneva Opponent 27 Auburn 14 21 Waterloo 19 26 Lyons 19 20 Clyde 13 7 Seneca Falls 31 25 Mount Carmel 12 59 DeSales 12 32 Penn Yan 6 70 Jay Covert and Dan Plunkett, cocaptains; Mr. Gagnon, coach. Engelbrecht J.V. TEAM—Front Row: S. Calabrese, S. White, J. Cecere, D. Snyder, A. Capozzi, T. Glass, F. DiTotto, J. Palmer, J. Baroody, L. Ray, T. David. Second Row: J. Pratt, T. Mahoney, B. Dunham, F. Remmel, J. Vogt, K. Polanski, M. Passalaqua, Mr. Fabrizio, Mr. Manners, B. Michaels, B. Flood, P. Minutolo, R. Johnson, R. Linzy, J. Rollo, M. Raymer, A. Tate. Akens Front Row: D. Baily, B. Morrow, B. Flood, J. Deuel, J. Moore, J. Davis, T. Abraham, G. Kenney. Second Row: A. Green, D. Warder, J. Massey, L. Larsen, H. Krayer, P. Ma- honey, R. Rodecker. Third Row: Mr. Keenan, H. Ressing, L. Capper, J. Perry, G. Morrow, R. Cass, G. Bond, J. Bond, L. Jensen, T. Whitaker. Geneva Opponent 29 Ithaca 57 35 Rome 51 35 Auburn 51 45 Newark 41 43 Canandaigua 43 31 Auburn 55 54 Baldwinsville 31 33 Newark 53 40 Canandaigua 48 Dan Warder. 72 1961 saw a change of coaches and the last year of participation for the Senior swimmers who have been the mainstay of the swimming team for the last two years. Needless to say, Coach Keenan has many fine underclassmen who were of great value this year and will form a fine nucleus for next year’s team. Geneva was well represented at the sectionals and a few outstanding finmen walked off with state shields. When the Genevans lost, they were beaten by narrow margins which became narrower as the season advanced. Good luck in erasing that margin next year! 73 Basketball VARSITY TEAM—Standing: Mr. Spader, W. Wright, L. Akens, J. Acquilano, C. Kenney, R. Deuel, R. Mungo, J. Lee. R. Parrish, V. Chacchia, D. Plunkett, J. Cocola. Kneeling: J. Klube, A. Hall. As in most sports this year, the predominance of Seniors helped put Geneva’s basketball fortunes on the rise. The most satisfying victories were the Varsity’s double defeat of DeSales. These two games were the most exciting of the season and gave the finishing touch to a successful year in basketball. 74 J.V. TEAM—Kneeling: D. Heathcrly, D. Snyder, T. Hannacker, D. Jackson, D. McGuigan. Standing: Mr. Wilson, J. Pratt, J. Mahoney, J. Parker, L. Campbell. D. Chelenza, F. Remmel. Geneva 49 67 58 50 32 55 64 42 57 63 34 49 54 75 58 47 65 58 Opponent Waterloo 46 Mount Carmel 54 Penn Yan 31 Clyde 38 Newark 42 Seneca Falls 57 Seneca Falls 66 Lyons 57 Canandaigua 61 DeSales 54 Waterloo 46 Auburn 63 Newark 61 Penn Yan 53 Clyde 49 Lyons 67 Canandaigua 63 DeSales 55 75 VARSITY TEAM—Front Row: L. Stacy, F. Cocola, C. Prin- Post, J. Covert, D. Moore, C. Notar, K. Braun, R. Atkinson, cipio, C. Guererri. Second Row: P. Blum, M. Davie, D. Blum, Mr. Leach, J. Sales. J. Blake, R. Griffith, T. Glass, C. Livermore. Third Row: R. Wrestling Geneva customarily boasts a strong wrestling team. This year was no exception even though the Panthers were not able to hold on to their conference championship. The Geneva grapplers opened the season with a bang, winning their first three matches before being stopped by a tough Dansville team. After Dansville the Panthers went on to beat C.A. in a close match. They rolled up an impressive number of wins to give them another winning season, but unfortunately lost a few crucial meets which spelled the loss of their championship. Geneva had three semi-finalists vying for state shields. Mr. Leach was unable to coach the team the last few weeks so Mr. Morrissette proved an able substitute. Co-captains Pete Blum and Dick Atkinson were among the group of Seniors whose graduation will leave Mr. Leach with a few holes to fill, but most Genevans look forward to another strong wrestling team. Mr. Leach, coach; Dick Atkinson and Pete Blum, co-captains. 76 J.V. TEAM—Front Row: R. Olmstead, J. Hotaling. T. Wetmorc, D. Witter. Second Row: D. Guererri, R. Collins, L. Ray, D. Haslett. Third Row: Mr. Morrissette, H. Mann, P. Teichncr, M. Passalacqua, W. Gulvin, T. David, J. Abbott. Geneva Opponent 41 Wayne 10 31 Penn Yan 19 Auburn Tourn. 4th place 60 Phelps 0 20 Dansville 29 26 Canandaigua 25 8 Elmira S. S. 37 21 Waterloo 31 44 Newark 5 21 Elmira Free 25 28 Webster 21 28 Union Springs 21 21 Mynderse 22 25 Auburn 26 77 Cheerleaders Kathy White and Sue Luger, managers; Mrs. Whiting, advisor. Cheryl Hcit Barb Cecere Sue Benedict Gloria Choffin J.V. CHEERLEADERS Front Row: N. Liberio. Second Row: L. Reed, C. Campbell. Third Row: S. Gulvin, C. Corwin. 79 Baseball VARSITY TEAM—D. Plunkett, V. Chacchia, D. Parrish, R. Rollo, B. Ventura, J. DeCicca, C. Kenney, D. Dadson, B. McGuigan, J. Acquilano, L. Akens, B. Wright, Mr. Spader. Their performance in ’60 indicates that the ’61 baseball team will be the strongest in many years. The team started out by winning a series of close games to take the league lead, which they never relinquished. At the end of the season Geneva and Penn Yan were tied for first place but the Panthers won the playoff game— and the League Championship. Outside the league, Geneva played well enough to place third in the conference. With all but three of the first team returning, Coach Spader has hopes for another winning record and another league championship. Geneva Opponent 6 Waterloo 5 1 Canandaigua 0 7 Newark 6 4 Lyons 6 7 Mynderse 0 8 Waterloo 3 5 Canandaigua 6 4 Mynderse 2 4 Newark 3 3 Penn Yan 11 5 Penn Yan 4 5 Penn Yan 4 4 DeSales 7 6 DeSales 11 2 Hornell 4 League Record 7-2 Champs 3rd place conference 8-5 Overall 9-6 J.V. TEAM—From Row: J. Baroody, S. Deuel, P. Fink, G. Cayas, L. Hines. Second Row: D. Snyder, A. Capozzi, R. Wallace, D. Heatherly, R. Bouchey, T. Baroody, F. DiTotto, Mr. Gagnon. 80 Lacrosse Geneva Opponent 2 Watertown 6 4 West Genesee 5 4 Baldwinsville 5 4 West Genesee 6 2 Irondequoit 14 6 Watertown 4 6 Baldwinsville 8 4 Irondequoit 7 Front Row: B. Brooks, R. Douglas, C. Wuertenberger, C. Wilkison, T. Wilkison, H. Mann, B. David, D. Presutti, P. Ryan, A. Hall, J. McDonald. Second Row: K. Akens, J. Blake, J. Dennis, J. Davie, C. Notar, T. Galasso, Mr. Manners, G. Bond, J. Bond, J. Covert, G. O’Neil, S. DeMetro, J. Murphy, B. Gulvin. Last season was the first time Geneva entered interscholastic competition in Lacrosse. Although the team did not distinguish itself with a winning record, they did demonstrate a spirit and a will to win that was unmatched anywhere else in the league. From a group of beginners in the sport, they developed in- to a team which rightfully earned the respect and admiration of their opponents. Coach Manners expressed satisfaction with his team for their fine showing on the field, remarking that, “Most of the goals scored against us could be attributed to our inexperience.” 81 Geneva Opponent 43 Ithaca 51 62 Canandaigua 38 73 PennYan 26 60 Auburn 39 Elmira Relays ... 5th place Kiwanis Relays .. . 3rd place Finger Lakes Champions Sectionals ... 4th place The 1960 squad was Mr. Morrissette’s second championship track team. It dominated the Finger Lakes Conference by winning all its league meets and the Finger Lakes Championship. Paced by shield winner Bob Carter, the Panther Cindermen placed third at the Sectionals. With most of the team returning, Mr. Morrissette will have a good chance to make it three in a row in ’61. Front Row: J. Lee, C. Smith, D. Mungo, G. Wyatt. Second Row: R. Green, Mr. Morrissette, R. Carter. Third Row: W. Updike, D. Hines, J. Sales, L. Jensen, W. Patrick, K. Braun, P. Hartman, B. Bcrgstresser, M. Teichner, J. Davis, H. Daniels, D. Winton. Cross Country Front Row: G. Morrow, J. DeCicca, Mr. Morrissette, A. Green, J. Blake. Second Row: J. Perry, K. Braun, B. Braun. G.H.S. 32 C.A. 15 Waterloo 44 G.H.S. 25 Auburn 33 G.H.S. 27 P.Y.A. 21 Waterloo 48 Alf. Almond Invitationals 5th place Brighton Invitationals 9th place F.L. Conference 3rd place Sectionals 16th place Coach Joe Morrissette was optimistic at the season’s start when he saw most of last year’s seasoned runners and a few promising additions turn out. The boys started the season by taking second place in the first tri-meet. The next week they beat Auburn. The Harriers were third in the Finger Lakes Conference and showed much improvement at the Sectionals. The whole first team will be leaving next year and Mr. Morrissette will have to rely on an entirely new team to uphold Geneva’s cross-country fortunes. 82 Geneva Opponent 2 Canandaigua 3 4 Penn Yan 1 Vi Mynderse 4 2 5 Waterloo 0 0 DeSales 5 1 Canandaigua 4 5 Penn Yan 0 0 Mynderse 5 4% Waterloo 1 2 1 2 DeSales 4 2 In spite of the small team with which he had to work, Coach Deal managed to finish up the season with a 4-6 record. The match scores do not reveal the fact that the individual totals were quite close. With an almost entirely new team, Geneva hopes to be “fore” most in the golf league in ’61. From Row: J. Paulson, J. Smith, R. Baroody. Second Row: E. McCaffrey, Mr. Deal, P. Boncaro, L. Bosworth. Tennis A growing interest in tennis bolstered the ranks of the team enough to give it a 4-4 season. One difficulty has always been finding practice time for the whole team on the school’s two courts. However, enough eager tennis players turned out to make a membership on the first string a real honor and it remained that way all season. It won’t be surprising if this spring shows an improved and even more competitive team. Front Row: J. Whitney, D. Farwell, D. Addona, G. Michaels, E. Collins, A. Green, L. Stacy. Second Row: G. Iocco, A. Choflin, Mr. Keenan, Mr. Para-diso, S. Toombs. Geneva Opponent 1 Penn Yan 2 3 Mynderse 0 2 Phelps 1 0 Canandaigua 3 Geneva Opponent 0 Canandaigua 3 2 Phelps 1 2 Mynderse 1 1 Penn Yan 2 83 F. F. A. Basketball Front Row: B. Barber, C. Nash, B. Forden. Second Row: Mr. Chapman, J. Mott, J. Scharett, P. Ripley, J. Rose, B. Nellis, B. Scharett, G. Phillips. Geneva High has tried to establish a diversified intramural program for those boys who do not participate at an interscholastic level. Boys’ soccer, now an intramural, may develop in the next few years into one of the regular sports. Annually our F.F.A. Chapter organizes a basketball team which plays other F.F.A. teams in the area. Boys’ basketball has been one of the most successful of the intramurals and this year has had many enthusiastic participants. Boys' Basketball Boys' Soccer Front Row: V. Liberio, R. Lancia, D. Presutti, B. Flick, D. DeBacco. Second Row: D. Elias, J. Massey, P. Tra-bacco, B. Rodecker, Mr. Keenan, G. Kenney, T. Abraham, R. Labigan, G. Talomie. Front Row: B. Klein, T. Riccione, M. Raymer, J. Crane, E. McCarthy, V. Liberio, J. Blankenburg. Second Row: P. Mar-chiano, T. Goldstone, D. Passalaqua, G. Wyatt, L. Kelsey, J. Mott, H. Ressing, T. Baroody, Mr. Bahn. Co-ed Bowling Front Row: G. Pollard, K. Eskildsen, L. Colella, C. Dubbs, C. Schwarz, E. Smith, M. Akens, J. Adam, K. Pelling, E. Lacquitara. Second Row: D. Luzzi, W. Neidigh, B. Goodall, P. McLaughlin, R. Grant, J. DcMetro, B. Klein, J. Gilbert, D. Talomie, R. Rodecker. Third Row: C. Livingston, H. Res-sing, N. Vogt, D. Atkinson, S. Budgar, J. McNulty, D. Perry, T. Watson, S. Carr, G. Moore. Bowling W L Canandaigua 39 5 Geneva 381 2 91 2 Penn Yan 311 2 16 6 Mynderse 28 6 191 2 Clifton Sp. 15 33 Phelps 14 34 DeSales 11 33 Victor 101 2 371 2 Front Row: J. McNulty, Mr. Griffee, W. Neidigh. Second Row: B. Goodall, P. Boncaro, J. Tennis, T. Watson, D. Kaiser, P. McLaughlin. For the past two years there has been a pessimistic note in the write-ups for bowling in the “Seneca Saga.” However, this year Geneva has been outstanding. The first, third, and fourth men in the league are members of the Geneva team, and our bowlers were second in the league by only a few percentage points. To insure luck, a pessimistic prediction is in order, but the truth is that Geneva can hope for a winning team next year. 85 Girls basketball Front Row: E. Simpson, J. Adam. C. Heit, C. Corwin, E. Smith, S. Kjar. M. Abraham, C. Spina, C. Rogers, P. Young, T. Holliday. Second Row: T. Wiesinger, K. Verstreate, C. Norman, K. Whitaker, A. Akens, M. McClain, S. Lugar, S. Carr, J. Barnard, M. Gavette, C. Schwarz, E. Lacquitara. Front Row: J. Adam, M. Hume, L. Jardinc, C. Spina, B. Bardeen, S. Streppa. Second Row: A. Sabatine, V. Bullock, C. Rogers, C. Schwarz, T. Wiesinger, J. Kraycr, S. Kjar, C. Corwin, P. LiDestri, L. Rundell. Third Row: K. Verstreate, C. Jackson, T. Holliday, J. Barnard, R. Palermo, B. Skinner, A. Akens, C. Livingston, K. Hoover, S. Budgar, B. Kenney. Girls Tennis Front Row: E. Simpson, A. Beinert, E. Iredale, K. Gnaw, P. Young, V. Miller, B. Bosworth, C. Rogers. Second Row: T. Wiesinger, L. Bradley, M. Abraham, M. Tate, E. Smith, C. Spina, N. Millerd, B. Jensen, M. Hume, S. Pane. Third Row: A. Akens, S. Carr, C. Gage, M. Lewis, K. Whitaker, D. Konen, C. Norman. J. Barton, J. Jappcn, J. Barnard, E. Tashiro T. Holliday, M. Gavette, E. Baumgartner, B. Bardeen. Girls Bowling Front Row: P. Rishel, C. Campbell, L. Colella, K. Verstreale, N. Skinner. Second Row: R. Thomas, P. Young, P. LiDestri, C. Matthews, C. Matthews, A. Hurne, C. Telerico, K. Bennett, J. Adam, D. Seager, C. Guerrie, E. Lacquitara, J. Abbott. Third Row: M. Akens, C. Felicetti, C. Spina, B. Doyle, M. Abraham, G. Abbott, L. Priano, J. Baumgartner, M. Phil- lips, M. McClain, B. Reed, C. Heit, L. Jardine, C. Dubbs, S. Andersen. Fourth Row: C. Fitch, L. Rundell, S. Budgar, M. Gavette, J. David, C. Livingston, K. Eskildsen, K. Whitaker, S. Luger, C. Wiley, B. Skinner, S. Carr, D. Konen, K. O’Brien, C. Jackson, P. Abraham, B. Kenney, J. Rosenbloom, E. Smith, B. Cecere. Girls Volleyball Front Row: G. Frind, K. Pelling, C. Olsowsky, C. Schwarz, M. Choffin, S. Pane, J. Adam, A. Sabatine. Second Row: K. Holcomb, M. McClain, K. Whitaker, S. Carr, C. Wiley, S. Luger, C. Breitfeld, M. Abraham, L. Patti. ACTIVITIES A great kingdom of peace lies close at hand, ready to come into being if we would but turn toward it. To make it real is the task of the men and women who live upon the earth at this moment. Yalta Conference: Stalin, Molotov, Mata Hari. Seneca Saga The Seneca Saga staff, together with Mr. Gaffney and Mr. Paradiso, are the devoted producers of this 1961 annual. With Anne Glass as Editor-in-Chief, the staff held countless meetings at any number of various places. Discussion first centered on the all important matter of deciding on a theme. The book then had to be molded and remolded to fit our theme of peace. Only after these initial stages could the real work begin—taking photographs, drawing layout, and writing copy. The staff hopes that this book gives its readers as much enjoyment as they had in preparing it. 90 Linda Coleila—Lit. Ed., Allan Green—Sports Ed., Bonnie Whitweli—Lit. Ed. Becky Kipp—Layout Ed., Gail Abbott—Layout Ed., Sue Andersen— Layout Ed., Terry Whitaker—Art Ed., Pat Abraham—Photo Ed. Georgia Lindemann—Subs. Ed.. Judy Hardy—Bus. Ed., JoAnn Baumgartner —Sec., Marge Akens—Typ. Ed. 91 Student Council Student Council is probably the most developed of any of our school activities. A good deal of the legislative power has been vested in this organization throughout the years. Council this year, with George Michaels as president, has also undertaken projects of a non-legislative nature. For instance, it sponsored a Christmas party for about 40 underprivileged children. Other such projects were the exchange assembly with Waterloo and the exchange trip with Irondequoit. With no other faculty intervention, save some occasional suggestions in a weekly executive agenda meeting with Mr. Wuertenberger, the Student Council operates on its own. Teachers are invited to observe the weekly meetings, and they leave with only praise on their lips. G. Lindcmann—Treas., S. Andersen—Rec. Sec., H. Goff—G. O. Treas., B. Whitwell—Corr. Sec., G. Michaels—Pres., R. Atkinson—Vice-Pres. ADVISORS—Miss Maney, Mr. Wuertenberger 92 Representatives at Large SENIORS—Front Row: G. Choffin, S. Carr, M. McClain, C. Schwarz, A. Hall. Second Row: M. Abraham, D. Griffith, D. Parrish. SOPHOMORES—Front Row: J. DeBolt, C. Corwin, J. Deuel, C. Tiballi. Second Row: G. Lazenby, R. Abraham. JUNIORS—Front Row: M. Tate, D. Haslett, A. Brill, L. Stacy. Second Row: B. Doyle, J. Cocola, G. Morrow, B. DeFedcrico, S. Lugar, C. Wiley. Student Court Monitors Front Row: Ted Glass, Lee Stacy, Doug Winton, Sue Gulvin. Second Row: Julie David, Larry Capper, Herb Ressing. The Student Court serves not only as a means of reprimanding offenders, but also as a means of “checkmating” misdeeds. It works hand in hand with a group of monitors who help regulate activities during lunch and eighth period. With Herb Ressing as Chief Justice and a number of Associate Justices from each class, the court performs its duties faithfully. After an offender is apprehended, the court gives him a summons, tries his case, and sentences him appropriately. Safety Patrol Front Row: B. Doyle, C. Pioli, J. Fitch, A. Fratto, D. Perry, J. Quercia, D. Seager. Second Row: H. Ressing, J. Sales, D. Warder, C. Bradbury. Stairway: J. Bond, J. Dennis, C. Smith, D. Plunkett, B. David, W. Gulvin. R. Gurba, D. Cutillo, J. DeBolt, P. Payne, J. Avedisian, J. George. B. Palmer, B. Nellis, B. Huie, S. Calabrese, P. Miller, T. Marks, J. Kirby, J. Vogt, E. Bailey, S. Smith. 94 EDITORS—Front Row: S. Carr, M. McClain, E. Collins, N. Cook. Second Row: D. Talomie. J. Davis, J. Whitney, D. Winton, Mr. Guerra. Panthers Pride News and events of Geneva High School were thoroughly covered this year by the high school paper, Panther’s Pride. The paper, with Mr. Guerra as advisor, is produced entirely by students. The staff is supported by numerous reporters from all the grades. Many eyeopening editorials were included in this year’s paper. Some were written by Erik Collins, the editor-in-chief. Others were the expression of personal opinions from members of the student body at large. Front Row: C. Felicetti, P. Young, B. Doyle, C. Olsowsky, C. Dubbs, L. Colella, J. Fitch. Second Row: G. Lindemann, H. Goff. L. Bradley, M. Akens, C. Pioli, E. Tashiro, K. Holcomb. Third Row: M. Clise, J. Cocola, G. Morrow, C. Wiley, G. Michaels, K. Braun, R. Reynolds, D. Parish, K. O’Brien, M. Abraham, C. Andersen. Russian Study Club Front Row: B. Bigelow, J. Maio, K. Christensen, T. Wiesinger, D. Konen, Mr. Tipps. Second Row: J. Buckley, M. Miller, T. Wetmore, D. Blum, B. Flick, M. Teichner, B. Klein. Bridge Club Under the guidance of Miss Bolin, the Bridge Club is gaining recognition even in this its first year. At each meeting, there is a general discussion centered around the topic of the week. After learning the fundamentals of this fascinating game in the discussion period, there is always time to play a few hands. Front Row: D. Warder, C. Dunham, D. Konen, D. Parish. Second Row: S. Pane, L. Moore, J. Baumgartner, M. Abraham, Miss Bolin. Third Row: V. Miller, G. Linde-mann, M. Gavettc, B. Bigelow. Fourth Row: J. Floyd, M. Davie, K. Christensen. 96 Front Row: S. Andersen, L. Colella, B. Fairchild, B. Whilwell, M. McClain, L. Bradley, G. Lindemann. Second Row: Miss Maney, P. Young, A. Green, H. Goff, R. Atkinson, G. Michaels, 1. Whitney, H. Engel-brecht, D. Farwell, K. Braun, J. Bond, A. Glass, K. Christensen. If one of our teachers walked into an eighth period Chess Club meeting, he wouldn’t believe his ears. The noisy, tired, seventh period pupils aren’t even breathing heavily—the only noise is an occasional “Check!” Under the leadership of President Dave Farwell and advisor, Mr. Guerra, the members play eliminating matches, interschool matches, and have entered the Finger Lakes Regional Chess Competition Contest. National Honor Society Chess Club Front Row: Mr. Guerra, R. MacNaughton, D. Farwell, C. Notar. Second Row: D. Serafino, R. Braun, L. Kelsey, T. Marks, D. Presutti. Ceramics Club Front Row: M. Walton, E. Lacquitara, E. Iredale. Second Row: J. Biesenbach, P. Talomie, M. Wilson, L. Szkolnik. Third Row: S. Gulvin, L. Van Scoten, M. Hume. Sitting: K. Hoover, B. Bardeen. Fourth Row: A. Akens, S. Washburn, J. Barnard, J. Trice, N. Cook, B. Jensen, B. Millis, M. Stevens. Fifth Row: J. Henningson, S. Budgar, K. Eskildsen, B. Nellis, E. Smith, N. Dwyer, Mr. Godkin. Sixth Row: J. Rose, W. Ferris, B. Palmer. The Library Club, under the guidance of an outstanding librarian, Mrs. Flood— together with an assist from the French Club—has quite the reputation for adding sparkle and imagination when choosing themes for student dances. The efforts of the club members this year have again produced a warm and pleasant atmosphere conducive to good studying. Library Club Front Row: Mrs. Flood, H. Jacobs, B. Kenney, C. J. Smith, M. Jardine, M. Gavette, J. Kirby, J. Gil- Gage, K. Gnaw. Second Row: L. Palmer, S. An- bert, P. Wilkie, M. Gaylord, M. Venuti, M. Hanson, drews, P. Cass, M. Millerd, K. Holcomb, N. Millerd, 98 French Club Front Row: L. Bradley, A. Beinert, J. Baumgartner, B. Doyle, J. Maio. Second Row: B. Fairchild, L. Youngs, P. Young, C. Heit, J. Rosenbloom. Third Row: D. Sea-ger, C. Andersen, B. Reed, C. Rynders, S. Apple, H. Goff, Miss Brunetti, L. Moore. Fourth Row: G. Morrow, K. Braun, G. Kenney, B. Rodccker, T. Abraham, J. Massey, R. Atkinson. Fifth Row: K. Whitaker, M. Atkinson, M. Lewis, C. Wiley, S. Lugar, B. Hewitt, E. Tashiro. Poster Club Debate Club Mary DiFederico, Diane Konen, Judy Jappan, Louis Ray, Marilyn Green, Karen Eskildsen. J. Cocola, J. Bond, B. Whitwell, D. Farwell, Mr. Tipps, M. Teichner, B. Klein, P. Abraham, J. Davis. 99 Chemistry Seminar Front Row: J. Cocola, S. Luger, T. Patrick, T. Baroody. Second Row: D. Haslctt, Mr. Ward, K. Braun, D. Warder, M. Lewis. Third Row: C. Heit, L. VanDerveer, S. DeMetro, T. Abraham, J. Massey, J. David. Math Club —w ;TTh=Ate klT The Math Club has been trying to figure this one out all year! Front Row: Mrs. Eastman, B. Fairchild, J. Cocola, T. Abraham, P. Young. Second Row: G. Talomic, H. Mann, J. Massey, J. Bond, C. Kenney, G. Morrow. 100 A talk by a fellow member or expert in the field, slides, films, field-trips, and dissections are all likely to be found at a Biology Club meeting. With Dick Moore as president the club has tried to learn more about biology than the actual course requires and to stimulate new interests in this field. Biology Club Front Row: Yorick. Second Row: B. Bosworth, S. Bennett. Third Row: C. Rogers, N. Dyer, C. Reynolds, Mrs. Glasgow, M. Burtless. Fourth Row: T. Loughney, J. Herbert, P. Teichner, J. Deuel, R. Moore, R. Braun, R. MacNaughton, W. Flood. Conservation Club Front Row: E. Stavros, R. Post, D. Plunkett, A. Hall, Mr. Keenan. Second Row: R. Labigan, C. Ross, J. DeCicca, L. VanDerveer, L. Kelsey, H. Ressing, R. Parrish, D. DeBacco. Mr. Keenan’s Conservation Club, organized to further the knowledge of the conservation of wild life and soil is a form of recreation in the outdoors. This club studies wild life and soil and how these natural resources can be preserved. During bad weather the club fed game and is now planning to establish an annual assembly on conservation. 101 Varsity Club Word has just been received from the Mexican Government that all Varsity Club members are not permitted visas during the bullfight season. Oh, those jackets! Seated: D. Plunkett, J. Bond, D. Parrish. Left Column: R. Atkinson, G. Bond, L. Akens, B. David, V. Chacchia. Right Column: Mr. Manners, H. Engclbrecht, J. Acquiiano, J. Sales, D. Mungo. Leaders' Club But the Cuban Government will give these gals visas anytime! They need some good leaders down there. Front Row: M. Gavette, J. Adam, L. Colella, K. Verstreate, A. Sabatine. Second Row: B. Kenney, C. Schwarz, S. Carr, Mrs. Whiting. Third Row: K. Whitaker, C. Olsowsky, M. Abraham, M. McClain. M. Akens. 102 Chefs Club Future Nurses' Club Front Row: S. Apple, M. McClain, B. Campbell, M. Abraham. Second Row: Miss Marianna, E. Olsowsky, L. Strouse, S. Pane, G. Schnirel, C. Olsowsky, L. Moore. Third Row: C. Dunham, D. Parish, S. Harvey, J. Barton, N. Burnett, C. Brown, M. Clise, B. Lewis. Front Row: J. Baumgartner, M. Jardine, S. Finnerty, S. Robbins, L. Huff, M. Kccley, C. Andersen, P. Cass. Second Row: A. Hurne, C. Wiley, Mrs. Whiting, D. Perry, R. Douglas, L. Youngs, R. Palermo, G. Miller, K. Gnaw, B. Skinner. Third Row: R. Christo- pher, L. Hcsser, A. Schillhour, K. White, G. Bullock, M. VanVelde, C. Livingston, E. Baumgartner, M. Gavette, S. Willerton, C. Gage, E. Tashiro, M. Tate, S. Apple, C. Schwarz, H. Jacobs, J. Adam, S. Town-ley. Hot Rod Club Rifle Club Front Row: P. Boncaro, B. Millerd, B. Bergstresser, R. Spahn, E. Stavros, J. Floyd, C. Livermore, J. Ninestein. Second Row: B. Volpe, G. Spina M. Landschoot, C. Sonntag, R. Telarico, Mr. Morrissette, D. Chelenza, M. Raymer, G. Smith, J. Askin. Industrial Arts Club Front Row: S. Toombs, S. Calabrese, N. Teague, G. Wyatt, L. Kelsey. Second Row: Mr. Bahn, J. Whitney. P. Trabucco, J. Kleman, P. Marciano, B. Updike, W. Ferris. W. Hilfiger. 104 Future Farmers of America Front Row: B. Sharette, J. Klube, C. Notar, R. Harris, D. Heinzman, O. Eddington. Second Row: B. Huie, J. Rose, B. Goodall, J. Johnson, J. Ansley, D. Post, B. Sloth, R. Kaiser. Third Row: C. Livermore, R. Millerd, C. Nash, R. Phillips, W. Fisher, B. Dunham, R. Wyatt, P. Morse, P. Ripley. Fourth Row: R. Klein, D. Cutillo, B. Fordon, D. Olsen, H. Hurne, B. Nellis, J. George, B. Barber, Mr. Chapman. Future Homemakers of America Front Row: R. Moses, P. Cass, L. Scurry, R. Carter, S. Ruggles, S. Ensinger, S. Smith. Second Row: C. Gage, B. Rose, B. Fisher, C. Goodman, G. Klein, Mrs. King, D. Rouse. Third Row: M. Gaylord, K. 105 Gnaw, N. Shappelle, D. Crowley, P. Gilder, S. Reiners, N. Dyer, M. Mattews, N. Millerd, J. So-bolwske, R. Christopher, L. Reid, V. Carter. Audio-Visual Front Row: R. Rink, G. Spina, M. Landschoot, C. Second Row: R. Atkinson, E. York, J. Whitney, J. Harding, D. Pane, J. DeMetro, P. Haston, N. Miller. Vogt, M. Seberski, Mr. Ward. Photo Service Everyone has seen members of the Photo Service Club busily taking pictures at the various school functions. Under the leadership o f Marilyn Green, general manager-treasurer, and Mr. Griffee, the advisor, the members of the club not only take the pictures, but develop and print them as well. The results are posted on the bulletin board for sale to the student body. This year the club has extended its service to include photo coverage for other clubs, the Senior yearbook and the Senior Class graduation party. Front Row: M. Greene, R. Johnson, R. Reynolds, Mr. Griffee, R. Grant. Second Row: B. Winship, J. Fitch, E. Krupeznski, L. Ray, J. DeBolt, P. Piscatelli. 106 Stage Crew The Stage Crew, under the leadership of Captain Don Liberatore and Assistant Captain Bill Flick, does much more than raise and lower the curtains for assemblies and plays. They must take care of all lighting, maintenance, and other aspects of behind-the-scenes production. Not only do they do this for school, but also for various Geneva Organizations such as the Civic Music Association. This crew really deserves a vote of thanks for its hard work and diligence. Front Row: R. Learch, W. Flick, T. Long, D. Liberatore, R. Reynolds, D. Reeder. Second Row: J. DeBolt, Mr. Houser, D. Chelenza, J. George, O. Eddington, D. Christensen, L. Campbell, B. Krayer. Ushers Club Front Row: K. Verstreate, S. Kjar, N. Liberio, C. sen. Third Row: A. Glass, C. Spina, L. Jardine, C. Rynders, E. Tashiro, P. Strait. Second Row: R. Pa- Hcit, C. Corwin, C. Norman, lermo, J. Abbott, G. Choffin, K. Pelling, S. Ander- 107 Varsity Chorus Jim Dennis Band Mr. Brown 108 Front Row: J. Murphy, E. Iredale, A. Hume, B. Bigelow, J. Hardy, J. Carter, D. Barnard, G. Lazenby, P. DeRosa, H. Goff, B. Lewis, B. Doyle, P. Fitzgerald, M. Greene, J. Abbott, Mr. Brown. Second Row: J. Rosenbloom, J. Krayer, J. Ryder, D. Luzzi, R. Cass, P. Morse, J. Kirby, A. Green, R. Linzy, F. Beardsley, S. Witter, K. Whitaker, P. Abraham, K. Eskild-sen, S. Andersen, L. Huff. Third Row: J. Hannon, S. Knowlton, C. Tiballi, K. O’Brien, E. Collins, T. Watson, W. Wright, W. Alexander, T. Goldstone, G. Moore, K. Christensen, R. Abraham, R. Palermo, S. Carr, D. Konen. Front Row: K. Ryan, A. Wuertenberger, W. Flood. Second Row: D. Luzzi, P. Farr, R. Linzy. Thirti Row (arc): D. Misbanec, D. Chacchia, J. Herbert, J. DeMetro, B. Campbell, J. Bonanentre, R. Riley, A. Bertino. J. Tennis, M. Way, J. Keiler, D. Has-lett, D. DeBacco. Fourth Row: J. Russo, R. Braun, J. Deugney, R. Mason, F. Rcm-mel. Fifth Row: D. Jackson, L. Balistrcri. T. Haslett. 109 Girls Chorus Piano: B. Bardeen, A. Nalle. Front Row: Mr. Brown, B. Sarratorie, J. Adam, S. Werner, F. Dclcdonne, S. Perry, G. Miller, P. Rishel, M. Gaylord, R. Christopher, E. Simpson, C. Telarico, J. Neild. Second Row: J. Newland, S. Harvey, J. Martin, N. Dyer, J. Barton, S. Knowlton, J. Barnard, K. Hoover, J. Trice, E. Baumgartner, C. Felicetti. Third Row: B. Skinner, V. Cooper, C. Spina, C. Corwin, P. Piscatelli, C. Reynolds, M. Siberski, S. Heath, M. Hurne, C. Schwarz, M. Venuti, S. Gulvin, D. Greco, C. Cowles, L. Jar-dine. Boys’ Chorus Piano: B. Bardeen. Front Row: P. Morse, P. DeRosa, R. Lancia, L. Balistreri, Mr. Brown. Second Row: B. Updike, R. Talomie, W. Flick, J. Herbert, P. Marchiano, L. Brewer, M. Caito. Third Row: J. DeMetro, P. McLoughlin, C. Dunham, J. Klemann, J. Kirby, E. Baily, W. Alexander, R. Rodecker. 110 For all those who hear music coming from 105 during first period on Tuesday and Thursday and fourth period on Monday and Wednesday, let it be known to them that the culprits have been discovered. They are Girls’ and Boys’ Choruses respectively. Under the very competent direction of Mr. Brown, affectionately called “Brownie,” these two choruses practice diligently to produce those all too few music assemblies to which we all look forward. Front Row: C. Brown, L. Hesser, M. Siberski, S. Andersen, B. Kipp, S. Heath, J. Ncild, J. Adam, K. Pelling, G. Choffin, Mr. Brown. Second Row: C. Wiley, S. Carr, S. Harvey, C. Norman, J. Barton, J. Martin, L. Huff, P. Strait, D. Greco, F. Deledonne, H. Goff, B. Campbell, E. Baumgartner. Third Row: K. Braun, T. Watson, J. Bond, R. Rodecker, R. Cass, E. Collins, H. Engelbrecht, G. Michaels, R. Telarico, R. McGuigan, A. Green, G. Lazenby, D. Haslett, T. Glass. Glee Club Accompanists Sue Andersen, Linda Huff. Student Director Sally Carr Varsity Majorettes J. V. Majorettes Jeneane DeFazio, Marilyn Greene, Evelyn Choffin, Marjorie Akens. Front Row: L. Wills, J. Olson, J. Maley, L. Neely. Second Row: L. Guerric, P. Calder, S. O’Brien, M. Dox, F. Stolp. 112 ABBOTT, GAIL Cheerleading 2, 3, 4—Ushers’ 2, 3, 4—Student Coun. 2, 3, 4—Seneca, Saga 4; Layout Ed.— Var. Chorus 4—Alpha 2, 3, 4—Bowling 2, 3, 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Sr. Ball Comm.— Queen of Jr. Prom. ABRAHAM, MARY Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Spanish 3; Treas.—F.T.C. 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3—Leaders’ 4—P. Pride 2, 3, 4—Student Coun. 4—Bridge 4—O.Q. 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4—Bowling 2, 3, 4. ABRAHAM, PATRICIA P. Pride 2—Drama 2, 3—Jr. Sr. Plays; Dir. —Harmonettes 2, 3—Debate 3, 4—Russian Study 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Var. Chorus 2, 3, 4—Seneca Saga; Photo Ed.—Bowling 2, 3, 4. ACQUILANO, JOE Baseball 2, 3, 4—Football 2, 3, 4—Basketball 2, 3, 4—Var. Club 2, 3—Glee Club 4—Talent Night 4; M.C.—Biology 2—Sigma Phi Alpha 4—AU-Conf. Football. ADAM, JUDY Glee Club 4—F.N.C. 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4— Bowling 2, 3, 4—Talent Night 3—Leaders’ 4— Dance 3—Jr. Play—Jewel Triangle 3, 4; Sec. 4—French 3—Helen Maney 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4— Chorus 2, 3, 4. AKENS, LYLE Sigma Phi Alpha 3, 4—Chefs’ 4—Var. Club 4—Football 2, 3, 4—Basketball 2, 3, 4—Baseball 2, 3, 4—Current Events 3—Monitor 2, 3— Student Coun. 2. AKENS, MARJORIE Majorettes’ 2, 3, 4—Leaders’ 3, 4; V. Pres. 4— Biology 2—Bowling 2, 3, 4—Intramurals 3— Alpha 2, 3, 4—Seneca Saga; Typist—P. Pride 2, 3, 4—Talent Night 4. ANDERSEN, SUSAN Nat’l Honor Soc. 4—Student Coun. 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4—D r a m a 3—Harmonettes 3—Seneca Saga; Layout Ed.—P. Pride 4—O.Q. 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4—Glee Club 4—Ushers’ 2, 3, 4— Girls’ State. ANDREWS, SHARON Drama 2 Ceramics 3—Library 4—Russian Study 4—Intramurals 3, 4. ATKINSON, RICHARD French 4; Treas.—Math 3; Pres.—Chem. 3; Pres.—Biology 2; V. Pres.—Audio-Visual 4— Chi Delta Rho 3, 4; Treas. 4—Rocket 2—Nat’l Honor Soc. 3. 4; Pres. 4—Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4—Track 2, 3—Jr. Class Pres.—Student Coun. 4; V. Pres.—Var. Club 4—Syracuse Cit. Conf. 3, 4—-Boys’ State—Finger Lakes Wrestling Championship 3, 4. BAKER, NANCY Girls’ Chorus 3—Theta Rho Club 4. BAUMGARTNER, JO ANN Seneca Saga; Sec.—Intramurals 2—Girls’ Chorus 2—Bowling 2. 3—J. V. Cheerleading Mgr. 3—Helen Maney 4—Jewel Triangle 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3, 4—Bridge 4. BENNETT, CHARLES Football 2—Wrestling 2. BENNETT, KATHY Drama 3—Dance 3—Talent Night 2, 3—Bowling 4—Helen Maney 2, 3, 4—Jewel Triangle 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3—Intramurals 2—Jr. Play—Anna Hogarth Award 3. 113 BERTRAM, GARY Biology 2—Boating 3; Pres.—Swimming 2, 3, 4—Cross Country 2—Sigma Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 3. BIGELOW, BETH Var. Chorus 2, 3, 4—Biology 2—Harmonettes 3— Audio-Visual 3—Bridge 4—Russian Study 4— Regents Scholarship. BLAKE, JERRY Lacrosse 3, 4—Wrestling 4—Cross Country 4. BLAKENBERG, JOHN F.F.A. 4; Hot Rod 2; Treas.—Stage Crew 3— Monitor 4—Poultry Trophies. BLUM, PETER Student Coun. 2, 3—Sigma Phi Alpha 3, 4; Sec. 4—Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4—Baseball 2—Football 2—Sr. Class V. Pres.—Lacrosse 4—Var. Club 4; Sec.—Conservation 4— Intramurals 2—Rotary Exhibit Award. BONCARO, PHIL BUCKLEY, JOAN Ceramics 3—Dance 3—Intramurals 2—Russian Study 4. BUDGAR, SHARON Bowling 3, 4—Intramurals 3, 4—Ceramics 4 —Girls’ Chorus 3, 4—Bowling Awards. BULLOCK, GEORGIA Alpha 2, 3, 4—Library 3—Intramurals 2— F.N.C. 2, 3. BULLOCK, VERONICA Intramurals 2, 4—Talent Night 4—Bowling 4 —Drama 3—Biology 2—Dance 3—Alpha 2, 3,4. CAITO, MICHAEL Wrestling 4. CAMPBELL. BARBARA Biology 2—Band 2, 3, 4—Harmonettes 3— Drama 3—F.T.C. 3, 4—Debate 3—Jr. Play 3—Glee Club 4. CAPPER, LARRY Swimming 2, 3, 4—Lacrosse 4—DeMolay 2— Current Events 3; V. Pres.—Conservation 3— Sigma Phi Alpha; Treas.—Student Court 3, 4; Assoc. Jus.—Student Coun. 2—Monitor 3, 4— Intramurals 3, 4—Refreshment Comm. 4. CARR, SALLY Student Coun. 4—P. Pride 2, 3, 4—Var. Chorus 2, 3, 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Drama 3— Biology 2—Ceramics 3—Leaders’ 4; Treas.— Harmonettes 2, 3—Glee Club 4—Minstrels 4 —Talent Night 4—N.Y.S. Journalism Conf. CARTER, TONY Transfer student. CASE, GARY Library 1—Jr. Prom Comm.—Jr. Mag. Comm. CHACCHIA, VICTOR Football 4—Basketball 2, 3, 4—Baseball 2, 3, 4—Var. Club 4. CHOFFIN, ART Football 2; Mgr. 3, 4—Monitor 3—Conservation 3—Bowling 4—Chi Delta Rho 3, 4; Sec. —Tennis 3—Var. Chorus 2—Rifle 2, 3. Wrestling Mgr. 2—Football Mgr. 2—Hot Rod 2, 3, 4—Chi Delta Rho 4—Jr. Class V. Pres.— Golf 2, 3, 4—Bowling 4—Student Coun. 4. BOND, JERRY Cross Country Mgr. 2, 3—Swimming 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4—Lacrosse 2, 3, 4—Debate 4—Var. Club 3, 4—Math 3, 4; Pres. 4—Chi Delta Rho 3, 4—Boys’ Chorus 3—Glee Club 4—Rocket 2—Boys’ Quartet 3, 4—Talent Night 2, 4— Regents Schol.—Merit Cert, for Nat’l Merit Schol.—Albany Cit. Conf.—State Shields (swimming). BRADBURY, CATHY F.N.C. 4—Monitor 4—Sr. Ball Comm. BRADLEY, LEILA O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Debate 3—Drama 3—French 3, 4; Pres.—Russian Study 4—Nat’l Honor Soc. 4—P. Pride 3, 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4— Jr. Play 3—Arthur Hammond History Award. BRAUN, KENNETH Band 2—Biology 2—Math 3—Chem. 3— French 3, 4—Nat’l Honor Soc. 3, 4—Glee Club 4—Chem. Seminar 4—P. Pride 4—Football 2 —Wrestling 2, 3. 4—Track 2, 3. 4—Cross Country 3, 4—Talent Night 4—Harvard Book Award 3. 114 CHOFFIN, GLORIA Intramurals 2, 3—Cheerleading 2, 3, 4—Var. Chorus 3—Girls’ Chorus 3—Harmonettes 3— Glee Club 4—Alpha 3, 4; Pres. 4—Student Coun. 4—Queen of Sr. Ball—P. Pride 2—Sr. Class Sec.—NOMA 3. CHRISTENSEN, KAREN Biology 2—Drama 2, 3—Debate 3—Tennis 4 —Nat’I Honor Soc. 4—Harmonettes 3—P. Pride 2, 3, 4—Bridge 4—Russian Study 4— Jr. Play—Sr. Mag. Comm.—Beta 4. CLISE, MARILYN F.T.C. 2, 3, 4—Drama 2—French 3—Debate 3—P. Pride 4—Tennis 4—Beta 4. COLELLA, LINDA Biology 2—P. Pride 2, 3, 4—Spanish 3—F.T.C. 2, 3; V. Pres. 3—Intramurals 2, 3—Bowling 2, 3, 4; Sec.—Leaders’ 3, 4—Seneca Saga; Lit. Ed.—Drama 2—Beta 3, 4; Treas.—Nat’I Honor Soc. 3, 4—Patrolmans’ Benevolent Award—Elmira Key 3. COLLINS, ERIK Photo Service—Band 2—Biology 2—Baseball Mgr. 2—P. Pride 2, 3, 4; Editor 4—Chess 2— Jr. Play 3—Boys’ Quartet 3, 4—Current Events 3— Tennis 3, 4—Swimming 4—Nat’I Merit Schol.; Merit Cert.—N.Y.S. Journalism Conf. —Intramurals 2—Talent Night 2, 3. COOK, NANCY F.T.C. 2, 3—Jr. Play 3—Bowling 3—Talent Night 2, 3, 4—Helen Maney 2, 3, 4—Minstrels 4— Debate 3—Ceramics 4—P. Pride 2, 3, 4; Bus. Mgr. 4. COVERT, JAY Hot Rod 3—Boating 3—Wrestling 2, 3, 4— Football 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt.—Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt.—Var. Club 4—Sr. Ball Clean-up Comm. (The boys with the brooms). DAVID, ROBERT Var. Club 4—Current Events 3, 4; V. Pres.— Debate 3—Biology 2, 3—Football 2, 3, 4— Lacrosse 3, 4—Basketball 2—DeMolay 2, 3— Sigma Phi Alpha 3, 4; Pres. 4—Monitor 3, 4 —Sr. Class Pres. DAVIS, JON P. Pride 3, 4; Sports Ed.—Jr. Play 3—Talent Night 2, 4—Chi Delta Rho 4—Debate 4— Current Events 3—Swimming 2, 3, 4—Cross Country 2—Track 2, 3, 4—Biology 2. DAVIS, RONALD Sound Crew 2, 3, 4—Mech. Drawing Prize. DECICCA, JERRY Biology 2—Baseball 2, 3, 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Chi Delta Rho 4—Rifle 2, 3, 4—Conservation 3, 4; Pres.—Chefs’ 3—Cross Country 4— Rifle Club Award. DEFAZIO, JENEANE Majorettes 2, 3, 4—Harmonettes 3—Var. Chorus 2, 3—Alpha 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4— Soph. Class Treas. DEROSA, PATRICK Football 2, 3—Rifle 2—Var. Chorus 3, 4— Boys’ Chorus 4—Rotary Exhibit Awards. DEY, PETER Transfer student. DIFEDERICO, MARY Intramurals 4; Capt.—Bowling 2, 3—Dance 2—Poster 2—Ceramics 2—Beta 4—Skating. DOBBIN, DONALD Boating 3—Conservation 3,4—Rifle 2, 3, 4— Rotary Award. DUBBS, CAROL P. Pride 2, 3, 4—Beta 3, 4—Bowling 2, 3, 4— Drama 3—Debate 3—French 3. DUNHAM, CHARLES Chefs’ 3; Sec.—Stage Crew 3—Library 3, 4— Drama 3—Camera 3—Current Events 3— Bridge 4—Sr. Mag. Comm.—Talent Night 2, 3, 4. ENGELBRECHT, HORST Biology 2—Chem. 3—Football 2, 3, 4—Tennis 2, 3, 4—Var. Club 3, 4—Glee Club 4— Boys’ State—P. Pride 2, 3, 4—Nat’I Honor Soc. 3, 4—Sr. Ball Comm.—Am. Leg. Oratorical Contest. 115 ESKILDSEN, KAREN Ceramics 3, 4—Library 3—Current Events 3 —Drama 3—Ushers’ 3, 4—Jewel Triangle 3, 4—O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Bowling 4—Poster 4— Dance 3. FAIRCHILD, BARBARA O.Q. 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4—French 3, A—Biology 2; Treas. 2—Chcrn. 3—P. Pride 2, 3, 4—Math 4—Dem. Chron.; Rep. 4—Soph. Class Sec. —Sr. Class Treas.—Girls’ Chorus 2—Jr. Prom Comm.—Drama 3—Dance 3—Nat’l Honor Soc. 4. FARWELL, DAVID Chess 2, 3; Pres. 4, V. Pres. 3—Biology 2— Debate 4—Current Events 3—Math 3—Chem. 3—DeMolay 2, 3, 4; M.C.—Tennis 3, 4—Band 2—Nat’l Honor Soc. 4. FERRIS, WILLARD Ind. Arts 3, 4—Ceramics 4—Rifle 3, 4. GRANT, ROGER Rifle 2—Biology 2—Chem. 3—Rifle 3—Photo Ser. 4—Bowling 3, 4; Capt. GREEN, ALLAN Var. Chorus 2, 3, 4—Biology 2—Debate 3— Chem. 3—French 2, 3, 4—Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4—Swimming 2, 3, 4—Tennis 3, 4—Student Court; Assoc. Jus.—Seneca Saga; Sports Ed.—Boys’ Chorus 3—Glee Club 4— Syracuse Cit. Conf. 3, 4—Nat’l Honor Soc. 3, 4; Treas. 4—Regents Schol-—Merit Cert, for Nat'l Merit Schol. GRIFFITH, RICHARD Wrestling 2, 3, 4—Lacrosse 3, 4—Football 2— Student Coun. 4—Sigma Phi Alpha 3, 4— Cross Country 4. GUERRIE. DONNA F.H.A. 2, 3; V. Pres.—Bowling 2, 3—Beta 2, 3, 4—Majorettes’ 2, 3—Auto 2. GAVETTE, MARILYN Library 3, 4; Sec.—Bridge 4—F.N.C. 4—Bowling 2, 3, 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Leaders’ 4— Audio Visual 2—Girls’ Chorus 1, 2—Tennis 4—Track 3—Beta 2, 3, 4. GILBERT. JOHN DeMolay 2, 3, 4; M.C.—Library 2, 3, 4— Chefs’ 3, 4—Debate 3—Drama 3. GLASS, ANNE Nat’l Honor Soc. 3, 4—Biology 2; Sec.—Girls’ Chorus 2—Var. Chorus 3—French 3—P. Pride 2, 3—Seneca Saga 4; Editor-in-Chief—Ushers’ 4 —Jr. Play—F.T.C. 3—Jr. Class Treas.—Talent Night 4—O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Syracuse Cit. Conf. 3, 4—Sr. Ball Attendant. HALL, ARTHUR Football 2, 3, 4—Lacrosse 3, 4—Soph. Class Pres.—Student Coun. 2, 3, 4—Current Events 3—Conservation 3, 4; Treas. 3—Baseball 2— Basketball 3, 4—Chem. Club 2—Policeman Benevolent Award. HANSON, MARY LOU Library 3, 4—Beta 4. HARDY, JUDY Seneca Saga 3, 4; Ad. Mgr. 3, Bus. Mgr. 4— O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Student Coun. 2—Var. Chorus 2, 3, 4. HOLCOMB, KAREN Red Cross 3—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—P. Pride 2, 4—Cheerleader 3—Bowling 2—Library 4— Helen Maney 2, 3, 4. GOFF, HELEN Nat’l Honor Soc. 3, 4; V. Pres. 4—French 3, 4; V. Pres. 3—Glee Club 4—Biology 2; Pres. 2— Chem. 3; Sec.—F.T.C. 3—Intramurals 2, 3— Student Coun. 2, 3, 4; G.O. Treas. 4—O.Q. 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4—Talent Night 2, 4—Minstrels 4— P. Pride 2, 3—Jr. Play—Fr. Award 2, 3— Syr. Cit. Conf. 3, 4—Regents Schol. HUFF, LINDA Bowling 2, 3, 4—Var. Chorus 2, 3, 4—Glee Club 4—F.N.C. 4—French 4—Audio-Visual 2 —Talent Night 3, 4—Queen of Kiwanis Minstrels 3. HUMPHREY, DAN Stage Crew 2, 3, 4—Hot Rod 4; Treas. 116 HURNE, ANITA Girls’ Chorus 3—Var. Chorus 4—F.N.C. 4— Beta 3, 4—Bowling 4—Glee Club 4. JACOBS, HELEN Audio-Visual 2—Bowling 3—F.N.C. 3, 4— Library 3, 4; V. Pres. 4—Rotary Award 2. JARDINE, MARILYN Library 3, 4—F.N.C. 3, 4—American Ag. Award. JENSEN, LE ROY Rifle 2, 3—Soccer 4—Swimming 3, 4—Track 3, 4—Sharp Shooter Medal. JOHNSON, KAREN Var. Chorus 2, 3—Helen Maney 4. KELSEY, LEONARD Rifle 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3—Biology 2—Conservation 3. KENNEY, ELIZABETH Library 3, 4; V. Pres., Pres.—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Leaders’ 4—J.V. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4— Alpha 2. 3, 4—Bowling 2, 3, 4—Audio-visual 3— Var. Chorus 3—Girls’ Chorus 2. KIPP, BECKY Seneca Saga 4—Harmonettes 3—P. Pride 3, 4— Intramurals 2—Var. Chorus 2, 3, 4—O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Jewel Triangle 2, 3, 4; Queen 4—Glee Club 4—Talent Night 2, 4. KIRBY, JOHN Library 2, 3, 4—Chefs’ 4—Traffic Safety 3, 4. KLEIN, BARRY Debate 3, 4—Chess 3—Russian Study 4. KLUE, CAROLYN Bowling 3. KONEN, DIANE Library 2, 3—Contract Bridge 4—Russian Study 4—Var. Chorus 3, 4—Bowling 2, 3, 4— Helen Maney 2, 3, 4—Sr. Ball Comm.—Student Court 2—Poster 4—Chorus 2. LABIGAN, RONALD Stage Crew 2—Conservation 3, 4—Boating 3 —Russian Study 4. LAQUITARA, ELLEN F.H.A. 2—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Bowling 3,4. LEITNER, WILLIAM Rifle 2. LIBERATORE, CAROL P. Pride 4—Leaders’ 3—Helen Maney 4— Bowling—1960 Homemaker of Tomorrow. LIDESTRI, ROSEMARY Library 3; Treas.—Jr. Play Comm.—P. Pride 4. LINDEMANN, GEORGIA Dance 3—Nat’l Honor Soc. 3, 4—Bridge 4— P. Pride 2, 3, 4; Club Ed.—Seneca Saga 4; Subscription Ed.—Student Coun. 2, 4; Treas.— Spanish 3—Jr. Class Sec.—Band 2—N.Y.S. Regents Schol.—Nat’l Merit Letter of Commendation—Delegate 1960 Y.M.C.A. World Youth Conf. LIVERMORE, CHARLES Hot Rod 4; Sec.—F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3— Wrestling Mgr. 4—Safety Patrol 3—Jr. Play— Dckalf Achievement Award 2, 3—Silver Cert. Farm Management 3. LIVINGSTON, CAROL O.Q. 2, 3, 4—F.N.C. 3, 4—Var. Chorus 4— Chorus 2, 3—Bowling 3, 4—Monitor 3, 4— Intramurals 2, 3, 4—P. Pride 3. LONG, AL Football 2—Baseball 2—Rotary Award 2, 3. LOUGHNEY, THOMAS Biology 4. LUZZI, LINDA Var. Chorus 2, 3—Monitor 3—P. Pride 3— Beta 4—Jr. Play. MAIN, JUDY Intramurals 2—Bowling 3—F.H.A. 2, 3. MAIO, JUDITH Biology 2—F.T.A. 2, 3—Student Coun. 2— Drama 2—Debate 3—French 3, 4—Russian Study 4—Current Events 4—Jr. Play—Sr. Play. 117 MANN, HAROLD J.V. Football 2—Biology 2—Wrestling 2, 3, 4—Lacrosse 2, 3, 4—DeMolay 2, 3—Drama 3—Football 3, 4—Chemistry 3—Math 4— Chefs’ 4—Chi Delta Rho 4; V. Pres.—Jr. Play. MARKS, THOMAS Rifle 2—Conservation 3, 4; V. Pres.—Art 3— Intramurals 4—Chess 4—Traffic Patrol 4— Talent Night 3—Sibley, Lindsay Curr Art Award 2—Rotary Art Award 2—N.R.A. Sharpshooter Bar 9, 2. McCLAIN, MARGO F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4—Spanish 3; V. Pres. 3— Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Leaders’ 4—P. Pride 3, 4; News Ed. 4—Nat’l Honor Soc. 4—Talent Night 4; Chairman, Student Director—Student Coun. 3, 4—Jr. Prom Comm.—Jr. Play —Bowling 2, 3, 4—G.H.S. Times Reporter. McNULTY, JAMES Bowling 3, 4—Intramurals 3—Lacrosse 3— Chorus 3. MICHAELS, GEORGE Glee Club 4—Minstrel Show 4—Student Coun. 3, 4; Pres. 4—Nat’l Honor Soc. 3, 4—Football 2, 3. 4—Tennis 2, 3, 4—Quartet 3, 4—P. Pride 4— Chi Delta Rho 4—French 3—DeMolay 2 —Debate 3—Talent Night 2, 4—1960 D.S. Peterson Albany Trip—Ass’n Student Councils; Treas. 4. MILLERD, WILLIAM Rifle 2—Hot Rod 3, 4; V. Pres. 4—Conservation 3—Marksman 1st Class, Sharpshooter. MOORE, LOIS Biology 2—F.T.A. 2, 3, 4—French 3, 4— Dance 3—Sr. Ball Comm.—Bridge 4—Jewel Triangle 2, 3, 4—Drama 3. MORSE, PHILIP F.F.A. 4—Safety Patrol 3, 4; Lieutenant. MURPHY, JANET Chorus 2—Bowling 2, 3—Var. Chorus 4— Glee Club 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Track 3. NEIDIGH, WAYNE Bowling 3, 4—Track 3, 4—Bowling 4—Co-Ed. Bowling Trophy. NOTAR, CHARLES F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Sec., Pres.—Chefs’ 3; Pres.— Chess 3, 4; Sec., Treas.—Biology 2—Chemistry 3—P. Pride 3, 4—Jr. Play—Chi Delta Rho 3, 4—Football 2, 3, 4—Wrestling 3, 4— Lacrosse 2, 3, 4—Am. Ag. Award. O’BRIEN, KAREN Library 3—Dance 3—Hot Rod 3. OLSOWSKY, CAROLE Biology 2—Leaders’ 4; Sec.—P. Pride 3, 4— F.T.A. 3, 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Beta 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4—Bowling 2. PALERMO, ROSE Biology 2—Intramurals 2, 4—F.N.C. 3, 4; Treas. 3, 4—Jr. Play Comm.—Ushers’ 2, 3, 4 —Alpha 3, 4—Var. Chorus 2, 4—Chorus 3— Harmoncttes 3—Talent Night 2—NOMA Spelling Award 3. PALMER, LINDA Library 3. PALMER, PATRICIA Library 3. PANGBURN, JOHN Stage Crew 2, 3—Library 2, 3—Radio 3. PARISH, DEBBIE F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Treas. 2, Sec. 4—Drama 2— O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Harmonettes 3—Intramurals 4 —Bridge 4—P. Pride 4. I MOTT, G. JOSEPH F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Conservation 3. MUNGO, DICK Football 2, 3, 4—Basketball 2, 3, 4—Track 3, 4; Co-Capt.—Var. Club 3, 4—Sigma Phi Alpha 4. PARRISH, RICHARD Class Officer 2; V. Pres.—V. Cross Country 3— Basketball 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4—Baseball 2, 3, 4— Student Coun. 3, 4—Talent Night 4— Sigma Phi Alpha 3, 4; V. Pres. 3—Var. Club 4; V. Pres. 4—Conservation 4—Monitor 3— DeMolay 2—Sr. Ball Comm. 118 PATRICK, MARTHA Intramurals 2, 3—Library 2—Jr. Red Cross 3. PELLING, KAREN Var. Chorus 2, 3—Harmonettes 3—Glee Club 4—Ushers’ 2, 3, 4—Bowling 3, 4—Intramurals 3— Talent Night 2, 3—Helen Maney 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4—First Place Bowling 4. PERRY, DIANE Red Cross 2, 3—P. Pride 2, 3—F'.N.C. 4; Sec.—Beta 3, 4; Chaplin 4—Monitor 4—Spanish 3—Bowling 3, 4. PERRY, JOHN Baseball 2—Swimming 3, 4—Track 3, 4— Bowling 2, 3—Chi Delta Rho 4—Sr. Ball Comm. 4—Cross Country 4. PIOLI, CARLA Helen Maney 2, 3, 4; Scribe 3, 4—P. Pride 4 —Monitor 4—Bowling 4. PISCATELLI, PATRICIA Bowling 3, 4—Auto 3—Photo Service 4—Beta 3, 4—Boating 3—Chorus 2—Student Coun. 2, 4- —Russian Study 4. PLUNKETT, DANNY Var. Club 3, 4—Conservation 4—Monitor 4— Student Coun. 2, 3—Sigma Phi Alpha 3, 4; V. Pres. 4—Baseball 2, 3, 4—Basketball 3, 4 —Football 3, 4; Capt. 4—Talent Night; M.C. 4. PRESUTTI, RICHARD Chess 4—Chefs' 2—Jr. Play—Wrestling 2, 3— Lacrosse 2. 3,4; Co-Capt. 4. PURO, ANNE Intramurals 2—Theta Rho 2; V. Pres., Pres. QUERCIA, JEANNE Drama 3—P. Pride 3—Monitor 4. RESSING, HERBERT Chess 3; Pres.—Conservation 4—Chefs’ 4; V. Pres.—Monitor 3, 4; Pres. 4—Intramurals 3, 4—Jr. Play—Talent Night 4; M.C.—Swimming 2, 3, 4—Lacrosse 2, 4—Sigma Phi Alpha 3, 4—Student Court; Chief Justice—Student Coun. 2, 4—Biology 2. RUGGLES, ROBERT Var. Football 2. RUNDELL, LINDA P. Pride 2, 3—Intramurals 3, 4—F.T.C. 3, 4 —French 3—Bowling 3, 4—Helen Maney 3, 4 —Hot Rod 3—Jewel Triangle 2, 3, 4. SABATINE, ANN Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Leaders’ 4—Bowling 2, 3 —P. Pride 3, 4—Drama 3—Beta 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4. SALES, JOHNNY Basketball 3—Wrestling 4—Track 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4—Var. Club 4; Pres.—Monitor 2, 3, 4; Chief Monitor—Var. Football 2, 3, 4-—Chi Delta Rho 4; Scribe. SCHILLHOUR, ANN Beta 3, 4—Jewel Triangle 2, 3, 4—Hot Rod 3— Chorus 2, 3—F.N.C. 4—Jr. Play Comm. SCHWARZ, CHRISTA Helen Maney 3, 4; Pres. 4—Leaders’ 4; Pres. 4— F.N.C. 2, 3, 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Talent Night 2—Student Coun. 2, 4—Bowling 2, 3, 4—Attendant Jr. Prom. SHIPMAN, GARY F.F.A. 2, 3—Conservation 3—Rifle 2. SKINNER, BARBARA Student Coun. 2—Jewel Triangle 2, 3, 4; Treas. —Dance 3—French 3—Helen Maney 4— Bowling 2, 3, 4—Intramurals 4—F.N.C. 4— Chorus 2, 3, 4—Talent Night 3. SMITH, DAVID Rifle 4—Intramurals 4—Chi Delta Rho 4. SMITH, ELLEN Bowling 3, 4—P. Pride 2—Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Ceramics 4—Tennis 4—Theta Rho 4. SMITH, GEORGE Hot Rod 3, 4—Conservation 3. SMITH. JUNE Ceramics 3—Intramurals 3, 4—Library 3, 4. 119 WATSON, THOMAS Glee Club 4—Bowling 2, 3, 4—Stage Crew 2— Hot Rod 3—Track 2, 3, 4—Swimming 2, 3— Bowling Team 4—Rifle 2—Talent Night 3, 4— Minstrel Show; M.C. WHITAKER, KAY Leaders’ 3, 4—Beta 2, 3, 4—Bowling 2, 3, 4— Intramurals 2, 3, 4—Jewel Triangle 2, 3, 4; Queen 4—French 3, 4—Var. Chorus 2, 3, 4— Harmonettes 2—P. Pride 2. WHITAKER, TERRY Audio-Visual 2, 3—Seneca Saga 4—Rotary Award 2; Swimming 2, 3,4. WHITE, KATHLEEN Intramurals 2, 3—F.N.C. 3, 4—P. Pride 3, 4— Chorus 2—Cheerleading Mgr. 4—O.Q. 2, 3, 4. WHITNEY JAMES Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3, Pres. 4—Rifle 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4—Nat’l Honor Soc. 4—Semi-finalist Nat’l Merit Scholarship Exam, N.Y.S. Regents Schol. WHITWELL, ELIZABETH Student Coun. 3, 4; Corr. Sec. 4—Seneca Saga 4; Sr. Notes Ed.—F.T.C. 2, 3—Spanish 3—P. Pride 2—Helen Maney 3, 4; Chaplin 3, 4— Jr. Play—Nat’l Honor Soc. 4—Debate 4—Talent Night 4—Minstrels 4. WINTON, DOUGLAS RALPH Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4—Track 2, 3, 4—P. Pride 4; Publications Mgr.—Chemistry 3— Jr. Play—Chi Delta Rho 4—Student Court 4— Talent Night 2, 4—Finger Lakes Champion Pole Vault 3. YOUNG, PENELOPE Biology 2—P. Pride 3, 4—French 3, 4; Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4—Math 4—Chemistry 3—O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Bowling 2, 3, 4—Intramurals 2, 3, 4 —Nat’l Honor Soc. 3, 4; Sec.—Talent Night 4—D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. YOUNGS, LYNN Jr. Prom Comm.—French 3, 4—F.N.C. 3, 4; Pres. 4—Talent Night 4—Chorus 2—O.Q. 2, 3, 4—Dr.ama 3—Jr. Red Cross 3. SMITH, SANDY MARIE Theta Rho 2, 3, 4; Marshall. STRAIT, PAMELA Bowling 2, 3, 4—Ushers’ 2, 3, 4—Drama 3— Harmonettes 3—Glee Club 4—Dance 3—Talent Night 2, 3—Helen Maney 3, 4—Jewel Triangle 2, 3; Sec. STREPPA. STELLA Drama 2—Helen Maney 4—P. Pride 4—Intramurals 4. SYLVESTER, EUGENE A. Drama 2, 3—Photo Service 3—P. 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BOGART West Washington Street RICE OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC-CADILLAC Phone 2827 ALPHA 149 HELEN MANEY fflnnmn Jffuneral ®mnrr 408 SOUTH MAIN STREET GENEVA, NEW YORK Francis W. Corwin—Manager CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’61 Our sincere and warm wishes for your happiness and success! DEWEY'S JEWELERS 150 SIGMA PHI ALPHA PALMERTON'S PHARMACY Best Wishes 117 Washington Street to the Class of 1961 Geneva, New York from “ We are in Business for your Health” MIKE'S SUPERETTE Your Complete Department Store in the Town and Country Plaza 151 If you care enough for the Best BELHURST CASTLE RESTAURANT Congratulations to the Class of ’61 from KASHONG MARINE SUPPLY, INC. Best Wishes from Konen Equipment Co. 84 Castle Street Geneva 9-5611 Business Machines - Office Furniture Portable Typewriters Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies Congratulations to the Class of ’61 KASHONG TEXACO West Lake Road at Kashong Best Wishes from SUNNY FRUIT STORE 134 Castle Street Bennett Funeral Home 224 North Street at Main Geneva, New York 152 This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, No other printing firm is authorized to use the Vclvatone m Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding. Alberf Einstein