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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

SENECA SAGA 1967 VOLUME XLIII GENEVA, NEW YORK SENECA SAGA STAFF ART EDITOR: Kathy Atkinson Jayne Bryant Diana Fairchild Betty Jenkins Dale Roenke FEATURES EDITOR: Mary Abbott Bernice Bowden Sue Crofoot SENIOR CLASS EDITOR: SPORTS EDITOR: Gail Bertram UNDERCLASS EDITOR: Penny Kornet Liz Phoenix BUSINESS: Judy Axelson Joan Breese EDITOR: ASSOCIATE EDITOR: BUSINESS MANAGER: Lydia Maximoff Arlene Carroll Sue Kranberg Paul Carpenter Edith Ash Ruth Furman Ruth Fordon Vincent Loughney PHOTOGRAPHY: Gary Bogart Peter Kriss TYPEWRITING: Gail Benda Roseann Crupi Peg Rotolo COVER DESIGN: ADVISORS: Mr Mahon Mr. Paradiso Sue Kranberg This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of lithographic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. No oilier priming firm is authorized to use the Velvatonc method. 2 i FAR ABOVE THE OLD LAKE’S FOAMING, REARED AGAINST THE SKY . . . DEDICATION AS A TOKEN OF OUR APPRECIATION, WE DEDICATE THE SENECA SAGA OF 1967 TO A MAN WHO IS SCHOOL SPIRIT, ENERGETIC DRIVE, AND A MASTER BUILDER OFMINDS. MR. GUERRA “A TEACHER AFFECTS ETERNITY; HE CAN NEVER TELL WHERE HIS INFLUENCE STOPS.” —HENRY ADAMS 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 18 ACTIVITIES PAGE 42 FACULTY ADMINISTRATORS Mr. Spurgeon B. Wuertenberger Principal As you go down in history, I suspect you will be called the class of the great transition since in your junior and senior years you went through this massive rebuilding program. It would have been wonderful if it could have been entirely finished for your senior year. The best we can offer you is an invitation to return when you have the opportunity and vicariously share the benefits that will accrue to future generations of students. There is, of course, another “First” in your high school experience. That is the one represented by our very fine book, the Seneca Saga of 1967, which represents the first of what I trust will be a long series of fine senior high school yearbooks. As I write this some weeks before publication, word is already coming in of the excellent college admissions record which the Class of ’67 is establishing. I am sure that those who are training in business and commercial skills will make just as enviable a mark. Allow me, then, to extend to you my warmest wishes for your continued success in the years to come. To the Senior Class of 1967, congratulations! Although this has been a year of building with bricks, cement, metal, and wood, more than just new additions have been added to our school. You, your parents, and teachers have been helping to gradually produce a most cherished possession: knowledge and health. We are trying to create in your character honesty, courtesy, and a graceful acceptance of results. If you learn these traits well, you will be an asset to your community, to your future business or profession, and to your nation. In years to come, we know you will be proud to return to your Alma Mater. 8 Mr. Harold A. Bonesteel Vice-principal Dr. William S. Chiverton Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. Samuel Passalacqua, Mr. Leonard Kornet, Mrs. Edgerton Deuel, Dr. Nelson Shaulis, Mr. John O'Malley 9 Mr. Richard Scofield B.S., M.E. ARTS Mr. Laurence Chapman B.S. AGRICULTURE Mrs. Beatrice Small M.S. 10 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Travis Houser Department Head, B.A., Ed.M. Miss Dorothy Bolin B.A. Mr. Edison Heard B.A. Mr. Bernard Gaffney B.A. Mr. David Mahon B.A., M.A. Mrs. Marie Miller B.S. Miss Katherine White B.A. DRIVER EDUCATION 11 Mr. Earl Morrissette B.S. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Christine Brunetti Department Head, B.A., M.A. Mrs. Alice Crawford B.A., M.A. Mr. Robert Turner B.A. Mrs. Janet VanKeuren B.A. 12 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Lillian Kimball B.E., B.S., M.S. Mr. James Pietropaolo Department Head, B.S. Mrs. Lynn Broderick B.S. Mr. Frank Gadsden B.S. HOME ECONOMICS PHYSICAL Mr. Guy Spader Department Head, B.A., M.A. EDUCATION Mr. Robert Keenan B.S. Mrs. Florence King B.S., M.S. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Colleen Beaudry B.S. Mrs. Ruth Whiting M.A. Mr. Godfrey Brown B.S., M.M. 13 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Miss Helen Mancy Mr. Edgerton Deuel Mr. Joseph Guerra Department Head B.A., M.A. M.A.. M.S. B.A., M.A., L.L.D. Mr. Donald Ninestine B.A. Mr. Joe Dan Tipps B.A., M.A. LIBRARY . SPECIAL 14 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAL STAFF 15 CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Coryell, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Wills, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Priano, Mrs. Seward, Mrs. Spafford, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Schibley, Mrs. Vogt, Mrs. Serafino. 17 UNDERCLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Stephanie Coleman, secretary; Gail Abraham, treasurer. Standing: Dinos Gioulakis, president; Julie Bonney, vice-president. In early October, as school rings suddenly sparkled on hundreds of fingers, the shy sophomores of ’66 burst into the dynamic juniors of ’67. This class scored even on the basketball court. Led by outstanding junior players, the GHS basketball team donned the Wayne-Finger Lakes crown. As winter slushed into spring, the juniors joined the sophomores and seniors in a door-to-door magazine campaign. After highlighting their year with a magical spring ball, the junior class stepped forward to claim seniority in ’68. 20 21 Left to right: Chris Smith, Bob Smith, Donna Sharp, Frank Quartaro, Ellie Rouse, Arnold Livingston, Karen Schubert, Fred Seward. Left to right: Sonya Yawn, Bruce Jackson, Donnie Starr, Gary Voss, Beverly Simpson, Diane Slocum, Joan Rollo. Left to right: Linda Riddell, Sue Marshall, Carol Zumbach, Bill Sterman, Craig Lahr, Tim Ryan, Lyle Warren, Corlyse Migneault. 22 Left to right: Ed Prindle, Joe Tandle, Bob Talomie, Kathy Solomon, Pat Russo, Dale Roenke, Chris Sebring, Kathy Smith, Herb Sellers, Mike Walsh. Row 1: Steve Ingrassio, Lettie Torres, Suzanne Kane, Pam Stilwell. Row 2: Peter Kimball, Mark Pirozzi, Larry Rowe. Left to right: Bonnie VanCurcn, Don Steinkraus, Barb Warner, Brenda Vickery, Donna Smith, Scott Smith, Sue Mahan. Left to right: Mike Sculli, Gerald Wheaton, Jim Gregory, John Oughtersen, Charles Bacon, Edgar Moss. Front to back: Betty Bertino, Liz Phoenix, Linda Gahagan, Shirley Brown, Gordon Breese, Jeff Adams, Bob Burgess. Row 1: Josephine Zello, Kathy Rose, Nancy Stoops, Mark Mclnicoff, Arlene Morse. Row 2: Ron Loccarini, Randy Jackson, Dale Mallabar. Left to right: Sandi Beretta, Gail Bertram, Gordon Wheeler, Robert Lagana, Carol Lewis, Erik Rossiter, Joe Passalacqua, Eugene Murphy. Row 1: Rich Handing, Darlene Helmer. Row 2: Liz Rapalce, Lynda Evangelista. Row 3: Dale Harrison, Janice Reed, Jackie Gleason. Row 4: Bruce Harrison, John Hovorka. Left to right: Yvonne Neve, Nancy Bertram, Jennifer Dec, James Mose, Dale Owen, Rich Brown, Bob Helstrom, Gayle Brooks. 25 Seated: Beth Larner, Marsha Merrill, Margo Lawrence, Debbie Marlow, Stephanie McCusker. Standing: Bruce King, Larry Spahn, Sue Robinson, Donnie Williams, Donna Miller, Tom Whitaker, Neil Switzer. Row 1: Laury Beinert, Rich Blue, Steve Achilles. Row 2: Elaine Hanson, Elaine Mungo. Row 3: Becky Cimineri, Joanne Champlin, Fletcher Barton. Row 4: Ray Andersen, Ecurb Eugaet, Chuck Ammerman. Row 5: Mot Yraeg. 26 Row 1: Joanne Visco. Row 2: Dianne Waltz, Sandy Umiker. Row 3: Bob Mills, Connie Van Curen, Mike Johnson. Left to right: Faye Bardeen, Tony Cupelli, Steve Farnsworth, Ken Nielson, Georgette Murphy, Chuck Fitch, Mary Murphy. 27 Row 1: Henry Howard, Chuck Ferro, Bob Oddi. Row 2: Mary Abbott, Bob Myles, Janet Riccione, Elita Pena, Gail Abraham, Sandy O'Boyle, Marina Beebe. Left to right: Cindy Hemminger, Sue Handing, Jolene Capozzi, Roseann Crupi, Sandi D'Agostino, Sue Crofoot, Jackie Caito. Row 1: M’Serrah Bishara, Judy Haslett, Sue Hogan, Alberto Ortiz, Rick Campbell. Row 2: Laurie Barnard, Mary Beth Hardy, Correne Crawford, Bruce Moore, Gene Olmstcad, Don Olsen. 28 Left to right: Dave Ferris, Dick Graham. Lois Bergstresser, Leah Barnard, Debbie Ralston, Kevin Gibbs, Dan Elias. Row 1: Julie Bonney, Lynn Dclluomo. Row 2: Ed Goldstone, Tom Currie, John Natti, George Fairfax, Dinos Gioulakis. Row 1: Sandy Crawley, Carol Coffin, Felicia Costa. Row 2: Nat Burke, Bob Chatfield, Chuck Case, Stephanie Coleman. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Marcia Levey, secretary; Helen Chiverton, treasurer. Standing: Phil Povero, president; Claire DerCola, vice-president. Entering GHS amid the thunder of construction, the sophomore class launched an active year. It’s chief money-making project was a stationery drive that left the community well stocked with personalized writing paper. Several bake sales were also held to supplement the class purse. During the Christmas season, Geneva’s sophomores spent long cold hours ringing bells for the Salvation Army. Later, participating in a school service program, they donated and packed crates of food and toys. To end the year on a springy note, the class of 1969 sponsored a people-packed sophomore hop. 30 Row 1: Kathy DeMatties, Sharon Gulvin, Tom Heatherly. Row 2: Holly Hewitt, Jon Hessney, Fred Breitfeld, Joe Iaconis. Row 1: Gloria Passalacqua, Kevin Lindsay, Paulette Shahum, Lynn Sturbian. Row 2: Ronnie Schnirel, Bryan Rainbow, Elsie Christensen. Row 3: Allen Springer, Gerald Snow. Left to right: Chuck McNeal, James Smead, Teddy Smith, Gary Bogart, Larry Johnson, Kathy Atkinson. Left to right: Anthony Meringolo, Patsy DeVellis, Jerome Spina, John Cintineo, Mike Mahoney. Left to right: Ted Crowley, Cathy Sibus, Joe DeCicca, Kate Dean, Tim Dormandy, Sharon Myles, Dave Trunzo, Susan Picrgrosso. Left to right: John Peck, Jan Kuryla, John Leo, Juanita Derleth, Nathan Massey, Renee DeYulio, Bob Marchenese, Gail DeVaney. Row 1: Natalie Impcllitteri, Amy Strouse, Ann Warner, Dawn Trumbull. Row 2: Steve Curtis, Alan Winship, Bill Dolan, Dave Smith, Perry Carter, Dave Stoddard. Left to right: Steve Ryan, Debra Iddings, Dave Welch, Doris Sanchez, Jim Wyckoff, Donna Hoefler, Frank Over, Judy Mills. 34 Row 1: Kim Morrow, Beth Radder, Donna Whyte, Cindy Phippen. Row 2: Greg Way, Jim Visco, Don Legg. Left to right: Tony Calabrese, Sue Coryell, Bob Collins, Helen Chivcrton, Karen Campbell, Ray DeRuyter, Kathy Cullip. 35 Left to right: Steve Strosnider, Gary Teague, Bill Urwin, Mike Loman, Linda Burke, Lynn Bentley, Cheryl D’Alesandro, Andy Woodbury. Left to right: Jim Olmstead. Steve Strait, Kip Lewis, Pat Theriault, Cheryl Sax, Craig Mosier, Jeff Van Houtcn, Claire DerCola, Julie Michaels, Linda Dildine, Marcia Levey. 36 Row 1: Cathy Roe, Linda Huie, Chris Venuti, Wendy Stobie, Penny Kornet. Row 2: Phil Povero, John Russo, William Spedding, Joe Moracco, Bill Wheaton. Left to right: Carol Reo, John Mcsmer, Cindy Lont, Tom Switzer, Linda Jorgensen, Don Cass, Marjorie Staat, Bob Neve. Left to right: Mike McDermott, John Murphy, Linda Marciano, Sharon Maio, Jacquie Starr, Evelyn Withers, Debbie Nutter. Row 1: Sue Sjoblom, Linda Clise, Debbie Davis, Maria Torres, Pat DiNardi. Row 2: Randi Cannuli, Bill Carpenter, Steve Peterson, Andy Sleeper. Left to right: Joe Kraus, Joan Breese, Peter Kriss, Kenny Heuslcr, Barb Gilbert, Steve Lahr, Noble Hatch, Anne Einset. 38 Left to right: Henry Edwards, Chris Christensen, Jeanne Brown, Joe Iannapollo, Ray Hardy, Peter Addona, Tony Perry. I Left to right: Lucinda Arms, Mike Bennett, Jim Dougherty, Karen Adams, Norma Akens, Steve Antenucci, Dan Baroody, John Abbott, Ed Champlin. Bob Barnes, Mike Dwyer, Marsha Hessney, Mike George, Rachel Tiballi, Doug Aronott, Susan Santilli, Connie Fairfax. 39 ■I Left to right: Estelle Gillotte, Yvonne Eisenberg, Frank Catalano, Shinji Hatch, Dennis Fenner, Clyde Hardy, Phil Jackson, Ray Ciancaglini. Row 1: Jayne Bryant, Connie Clark, Sigrid Beebe. Row 2: Tom Acquilano, Joe Kahl, Brian Seward. Row 3: Jerry Coif, Paul Sloth. 40 Row 1: Karen Dilmore, Roseanne Guererri, Tom Affleck. Row 2: Rick Hart, Gary Fairchild, Murray Heaton, Steven Harvey. Left to right: Larry Johnson, Joe Laquitara, Charlie Prindle, Bill Urwin, Gail Benda, Carole Cukell, Rosemary Moses. Left to right: Linda Ferrini, Bob Brooks, Dan Haight, Janice Gregory, Bob Fordon, Jim Brophy, Mike Hoffman, Laura Hall. 41 o ACTIVITIES AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Row 1: Nguyen True Ha, Jeannette Flanigan, Debbie Ralston, Leah Barnard. Row 2: Carole Cukell, Karen Schubert, Mary Beth Hardy, Liz Rapalee. Row 3: Cathy Roe, Jacquie Starr, Connie Fairfax, Sue Bonacci, Lois Bergstresser. Row 4: Barb Bihary, Betsy Brown, Aaron Senne, Mary Ann Cintineo, Zoe Bixby. Row 5: Jayne Bryant, Debbie Nutter, Marsha Hessney, Linda Clise, Sandi Beretta. Advisors: Miss Maney, Mr. Deuel CREATIVE WRITING Left to right: Dinos Gioulakis, Bob Brandt. Advisor: Mr. Gaffney 44 PANTHER’S PRIDE Row I: Linda Evangelista, Laura Hall. Row 2: Darlene Helmer, Betsy Bertino, Nancy Kornet. Row 3: Bruce Johnson, Pat Church, Betsy Brown. Row 4: Perry Carter, Sharon Maio, Barb Bihary. Row 5: Cindy Miller, Wendy Cukell, Peter Kimball. Standing: Linda Marciano, Shirley Olsowsky, Zoc Bixby. Maryann Cintineo, Julie Smith, Ed Goldstone, Bob Marchencsc. Advisor: Mr. Heard 45 LE CERCLE DE FRANCAIS Row 1: Nguyen True Ha, Linda Bittman, Kristin Houser, Pattie Bennett, Sheryl Balke. Row 2: Jeannette Flanigan, Sandy Strosnider, Sue O’Boyle, Leah Barnard, Debbie Ralston. Row 3: Kathie Hoose, Barbara Schnirel, Kathy Rose, Donna Miller, M’Serrah Bishara. Advisor: Miss Brunetti. CLUB DE ESPANOL Row 1: Laurie Barnard, Marina Beebe, Sandi Beretta, Donna Whyte, Sharon Gulvin, Lana Michaels. Row 2: Elita Pena, Mary Abbott, Estelle Gillotte, Dawn Trumbull, Donna Smith, Jolenc Capozzi, Jeff Youngs. Row 3: Jack Gleason, Beverly Simpson, Mary Torres, Linda Whitwood, Linda Woodley, Jason Wiley, Lois Bergstresser; Advisor: Mrs. Van Keuren. 46 RUSSIAN STUDY CLUB Row 1: Becky Cimineri, Correne Crawford, Connie Clark. Row 2: Jennifer Dee, Bob Brandt. Row 3: Murray Heaton, Bill Neild. Row 4: Charles Watson. Advisor: Mr. Tipps. LIBRARY CLUB Left to right: Pat Mitchell, Josephine Anderson, Sigrid Beebe, Debra Iddings, Debbie Nutter. Seated: Nancy Washburn. Advisor: Mrs. Briskey. 47 FUTURE TEACHERS’ CLUB Row 1: Sharlcen Bryant, Kathleen Andersen, Julie Smith. Row 2: Pattie Bennett, Lynn Smith, Sheryl Balke, Andrea Davis, Barb Currie. Row 3: Penny Fellows, JoBeth Jeffries Row 1: Carol Zumbach, Alberto Ortiz, Robert Brooks, John Abeel. Row 2: Lynn Delluomo, Felicia Costa, Pat Russo, Chris Christensen, Gail Abraham. Row 3: Carol Coffin, Kathy Smith, Chris Smith, Amy Strouse, Evelyn Withers. Row 4: Sue Crofoot, Laurie Barnard, Jolene Capozzi, Donna Whyte. Advisor: Mr. Guerra SMALL CRAFTS Left to right: Hilary Anderson, Natalie Impellitteri. Advisor: Mr. Godkin BIOLOGY CLUB Left to right: Tom Heatherly, Allen Springer, Bruce Jackson, Ron Schnirel, Jon Hessney, Dennis Fenner, John Gallipeau, Martha Enos, Barbara Gilbert, Cathy Roe, Andy Sleeper, Bill Carpenter, Andy Woodbury. Seated: Ellen Grapensteter. Advisors: Mr. Gadsden, Mrs. Broderick STAR AND ROCK HUNTERS’ CLUB Row 1: Sherry Hagadorn, Peggy Zumbach, Jeanne Brown, M'Serrah Bishara. Row 2: Jon Hessney, Joy Porter, Bruce Jackson, Bruce King. Row 3: Brent Greene, Steve Goebert, Betsy Currie, David Tournour. Row 4: Steve Ferrini, Eric Hessney, Chris Hall, Tim Hennessy. Row 5: Ted De Mat ties, Maria Davoli, Linda Bittman. Row 6: Robert Neve, Joe Kahl. Advisor: Mr. Pietropaolo 49 STUDENT Row 1: Donna Sharp, Gail DcVeto. Row 2: Marina Beebe, Dinos Gioulakis, Lana Michaels. Row 3: Steve Strosnider, Dale Owens, Dick Bentley, Cindy Phippen. Row 4: Jennifer Dec, Linda Dildine, Ann Einsct. Row 5: Debbie Davis, Marsha Merrill, Sandi Beretta. Row 6: Allen Jones, Bill Abraham. Bruce Teague, Aaron Senne. Standing: Jason Wiley, Jim Olmstcad, Bryan Rainbow, Rich Brown Miss Maney and Student Council president, Aaron Senne STUDENT COURT Row 1: Peter Kimball, Steve Achilles. Row 2: Steve Strait, Bill Abraham, Gary Teague. Row 3: Tom Geary, Tony Puma. Advisor: Mr. Spader 50 COUNCIL Row 1: Sonya Yawn, Stephanie Coleman. Row 2: Kathleen Andersen, Craig Lahr, David Tournour, Joe Alaimo. Herb Sellers. Row 3: Diana Fairchild, Lynn Smith, Ed Goldstone, Pat Church. Row 4: Sue Hennessey, Carol Zumbach, Kathic Hoose, Sue Bonacci. Row 5: Vince Loughney, Natalie Impellitteri. Standing: Lorraine Guerrie, Peter Kriss, Mike Mahoney, Jerry Spina. Advisor: Miss Maney AGNES AND HER TREASURERS Left to right: Liz Rapalce, Peggy Burke, Maria Davoli. Elaine Willower, Joanne Champlin, Penny Fellows, Mary Beth Hardy. Debbie Nutter. Advisor: Mrs. Agnes Herbert 51 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Penny Fellows, Kris Houser, Ruth Furman, Edie Ash, Lana Michaels. Row 2: Linda Bittman, Betsy Brown, Wendy Cukcll, Jeannette Flanigan. Standing: Dick Emerman, Jason Wiley, Bob Walton, Brent Greene, Don Kunz, Rick Stcltcr, Bill Abraham, Bruce Reed, Jeff Youngs. Advisor: Miss Mancy. SENECA SAGA Row 1: Ruth Fordon, Edie Ash. Arlene Carroll. Bernice Bowden, Joan Breese. Row 2: Ruth Furman, Lydia Maximoff, Kathy Atkinson, Jayne Bryant, Sue Crofoot. Row 3: Betty Jenkins, Liz Phoenix, Paul Carpenter. Row 4: Mary Abbott. Peter Kriss. Advisors: Mr. Mahon, Mr. Paradiso. 52 GIRLS INTRAMURALS GIRLS BOWLING Row 1: Sharon Sabin, Sonya Yawn, Stephanie Coleman. Row 2: Gail Abraham, Roxanne Logue, Pat Russo, Peg Burke. Advisor: Mrs. Whiting. Row 1: Linda Jorgenson, Rosemary Moses, Adonna DcRuyter, Vivian Radder, Penny Kornet, Kate Dean, Phyllis Brophy. Row 2: Linda Callipare, Pat Russo, Sharleen Bryant, Diane Slocum, Sue Crofoot, Dianne Waltz. Row 3: Shirley Reid, Karen Kirby, Connie Van Curen, Kay Methcny, Ann Warner, Cindy Lont, Sandy Reifsteck, Pam Arra, Nancy McDermott. LEADERS CLUB Row 1: Phyllis Brophy, Roxanne Logue, Sharon Sabin. Row 2: Peg Burke, Kay Metheny. Advisor: Mrs. Whiting. Row 1: Peg Burke, Roxanne Logue, Kathy Cullip, Jan Kuryla, Lucinda Arms, Kathy DeMatties, Sue Picrgrosso. Row 2: Nancy Washburn, Juanita Derleth, Amy Strouse, Sue Coryell, Kathy Atkinson, Linda Clise, Dale Frei, Sharon Myles, Linda Huie. VARSITY CLUB Left to right: Bill Abraham, Steve Achilles, Jack Bonncll, Laurie Bcinert, Ed Goldstone, Bruce Teague, Jon Ryan, Pete Petrucci, Dick Bentley, Brent Greene, Craig Reynolds, Mike Ryan. Advisors: Mr. Paradiso and Mr. Manners. 55 RIFLE CLUB Row 1: Bob Boyer, Debbie Boyer, Joe Kahl. Row 2: Dick Graham, Mike Derleth, Tom Switzer. Advisor: Mr. Johnson. ART CLUB Left to right: Ellen Grapensteter, Tom Whitaker, Chuck Fitch. David Moore, Joe Alaimo, Mike Loman. Seated: Kathy Atkinson, Darlene Helmer. Advisor: Mr. Catlin. 56 MONITORS Row 1: Julie Smith, Marilyn Antenucci, Kathy Andersen. Row 2: Pam Hogan, Lorraine Guerric, Betsy Currie, Sharon Capizzi. Row 3: Linda Callipare, Judy Haslett, Sue Bonacci, Dale Owen, Ray Andersen. Row 4: Sandy Crawley, Pat DeVellis, Dennis Mason, Ed Goldstone, Bill Akcns. Row 5: Alan Theriault, Bruce Teague, Herb Sellers, Nat Burke. Advisor: Mr. Spader. SKI CLUB Row 1: Sue Bonacci, Lorraine Guerrie, Marilyn Antenucci, Elita Pena, Sue O’Boyle, Debbie Ralston, Jacquie Starr, Carole Cukell, Cindy Phippen, Sandy O’Boyle, Marcia Levey, Ken Heusler, Debbie Davis, Pete Petrucci. Row 2: Mary Beth Hardy, Sonya Yawn, Karen Piccillo, Doug Aronott, Arnold Livingston, Allen Jones, Sue Hamling, Donna Smith, Jim Visco, Hilary Anderson, John Peck, Jacquie Caito, Patty Theriault, Jeff Abbott. Advisor: Mr. Paradiso. CHESS CLUB Left to right: James Roberts, George Fairfax, Karl Mitchell, Tom Currie, Steve Ingrassio, Mark Pirozzi, Ed Prindle, Joe DeCicca, Jim Visco, Phil Jackson, Bob Fordon, Joe Iannapollo, Ray DeRuyter. Seated: Hilary Anderson, Steve Ferrini, Henry Edwards. Advisor: Mr. Stoltz KNITTING CLUB Row 1: Kathy Hoose, Nancy Washburn, Maria Torres, Karen Campbell, Mary Murphy, Georgette Murphy, Donna Miller. Standing: Sue Handing. Row 2: Margo Lawrence, Cindy Hemminger, Linda Woodley, Elsie Christensen, Renee DeYulio, Kathy Reo, Stephanie McCusker. Advisor: Mrs. Small 58 AUDIO VISUAL Left to right: Bill Spedding, Bob Fordon, Jim Brophy. Advisor: Mr. Messur STAGE CREW I eft to right: Bernie Cooper, Chuck Quackenbush, Bob Bornaman, Joe Venuti, Bob Sheridan, Bob Lagana, Bruce Schnirel, Henry Howard, Dave Trunzo. Advisor: Mr. Brown 59 F. H. A Row 1: Sue Miller, Theresa Pedulla. Phyllis Brophy, Juanita Derleth, Janice Gregory. Row 2: Joanne Champlin, Nancy Stoops, Bonnie VanCuren, Linda Huie, Judy Mills. Standing: Elizabeth Palmer, Kay Metheny, Adonna DeRuyter, Gail DeVaney, Vivian Radder, Violet Edwards. Karen Kirby, Connie VanCuren. Advisor: Mrs. King. F. F. A. Row 1: Donald Sherman, Teddy Smith, David Stoddard, Jon Tichenor. Row 2: Jim La Rocca, Skip Bacon, Brian Seward, Darrell Swan. Row 3: Tom DeYulio, Joe Moracco, Ricky Coons, Ralph Estes, Mike Derluth. Standing: Patsy DeVellis, Paul Sloth, Mark Ansley. Advisor: Mr. Chapman. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Row 1: Joe Venuti, Gary Roach, Mike Baroody. Row 2: Cathy Eddington, Fred Olmstead, Bob VanDeMortel, Herb Sellers. Row 3: Tracy Sheils, Chuck Kinsman, Jerry Wheaton, Nancy Washburn, Advisor: Mr. Scofield. Row 1: Bill Simon, Bill Akens. Row 2: Don Boughton, Cindy Jabara, Rick Campbell, Len Stowell. Row 3: Mike Snowncy, Barbara Ingandello, Debbie Mahoney, Lettie Torres, Gayle Brooks. Row 4: Beth Beretta, Henry Howard, Larry Johnson, Pete Petrucci. Row 5: Bill Smith, Ray Ciancaglini. Row 1: Ann Carnevale, Dan Higgins. Row 2: Steve Tngrassio, Steve Corcoran, Craig Mosier, Bill McHale, Ralph Passalacqua. Row 3: Bernie Cooper, Ginny Pane, Ron Cocola, Herb Woody, Chuck McNeil. Row 4: Tony Perry, Terry Mahoney, Noble Hatch, Ethel Dermott. Row 1: Perry Carter. Row 2: Dave Moracco, Irene Nalle, Nat Burke, Mike Mahoney, Eleanor Rouse. Row 3: Corlysc Migneault. Phil Jackson. Tom Galusky, George Solomon, John Mesmer. Row 4: Kitty Anderson, Len Ceccre, Joe Cirencione, Erik Rossiter. CONCERT BAND Row 1: Joe Saglimbcni, Cindy Phippen, Jacquie Starr, Marjorie Staat, Sandy Umikcr. Jeanne Brown, Ruth Fordon, Amy Strouse, Penny Kornet. Row 2: Rick Stclter. Don Kunz, Warner Palmer, Steve Olsowsky, Mike Cusimano, Bruce Reed, John Evangelista, Geoffrey Lightfoote, Bruce DeCann, Larry Rowe, Jim Nolan. James Roth, Dick Graham, Jerry Snow. Standing: Bob Maher, Dave Smith, Evelyn Withers, Nathan Massey, Gary Voss, Bob Huling. Advisor: Mr. Brown. 62 STAGE BAND Row 1: Rick Steltcr, Don Kunz, Mike Cusimano, Bruce Reed, Warner Palmer, Ruth Fordon. Row 2: Bruce DeCann, Jim Nolan, Joe Saglimbeni, Dick Graham, Jerry Snow, Bob Hiding. Standing: Bob Maher, Bob Walton, Nathan Massey. Advisor: Mr. Brown. 63 USHERS CLUB Row 1: Shirley Olsowsky, Elita Pena, Kathy Smith, Betsy Currie, Jo Ann Mariangelo, Wanda Fisher. Row 2: Norma Akens, Lcttic Torres, Candy Iddings, Nancy McDermott, Maryann Cintineo, Bonnie Clark, Pat Church, Darlene Finnerty, Sandra Jensen, Pam Arra, Pam Stilwell. Row 3: Zoe Bixby, Mary Abbott, Sue Bonacci, Marina Beebe, Sue Hennessey, Gail Bertram, Gail Abraham, Lois Bergstresser, Louise Lawson, Betty Bertino, Lorraine Guerrie, Marilyn Antenucci, Beverly Simpson, Delaine Certo. Advisor: Mrs. Chapman. 64 VARSITY CHORUS Row 1: Anna Rechsteiner, Sandy Umikcr, Bryan Rainbow, George Fairfax. Bernard Cooper, Dinos Gioulakis, Penny Kornet, Ha, Jacquic Starr. Row 2: Renee DeYulio, Sandi Beretta, Wendy Cukell, Aaron Senne, Rick Stclter, David Trunzo, Linda Jorgensen, Debbie Ralston, Debbie Nutter. Row 3: Adonna DeRuyter, Edith Ash, Carol Cukell, Steve Curtis, Greg Way, Janice Reed, Amy Strouse, Connie Clark, Josephine Anderson, Evelyn Withers. Row 4: Cindy Phippen, Mary Gallagher, Juanita Dcrlcth, Geoffrey Lightfoote, Murray Heaton, Allen Springer, Warner Palmer, Chris Smith, Hilary Anderson, Linda Woodley, Ruth Fordon. GIRLS CHORUS Row 1: Adonna DeRuyter, Renee DeYulio, Anna Rechsteiner, Cathy Moses, Debbie Nutter, Gail DeVaney, Jacquie Starr, Sigrid Beebe, Janice Reed, Cindy Phippen. Row 2: Kitty Anderson, Sue Handing, Liz Phoenix, Juanita Dcrlcth, Ha, Carol Cukell, Ann Warner, Sandy O Boyle, Linda Callipare, Mary Gallagher. Row 3: Wendy Cukell, Brenda Vickery, Bonnie Scager, Edith Ash, Laura Hall, Sherry Hagadorn, Chris Smith, Hilary Anderson, Ruth Fordon, Pat Caito, Nancy Bertram. SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Tom Whitaker, Dale Owen, John Russo, Steve Strait, Charles Aiesi, A1 Theriault, Mike Ryan, Bob Helstrom, Joe Morocco, Noble Hatch, John Cintineo, Steve Achilles, Shinji Hatch, Jim Gulvin, Steve Ryan. Row 2: Jon Ryan, John Natti, Jim Olmstead, Joe Pronti, Craig Lahr, Frank Over, Gary Kenney, Tony Calabrese, Jim Mose, Tom Currie, Ted De Matties, Dick Bentley, Bill Abraham, Bruce Teague. Row 3: Lou Pioli, Tony Puma, Frank Urbano, Bob Vogt, Joe Passalacqua, Rich Brown, Craig Reynolds, Steve Lahr, Dan Baroody, Greg Way, Phil Povero, Charles Ammerman. Geneva Opponent 19 DeSales 0 13 Waterloo 14 13 Lyons 0 14 Clyde 19 0 Seneca Falls 7 14 Mt. Carmel 33 27 Penn Yan 2 The explosive 1966 football season combined all the factors and emotions which could affect any high school football team. The decisive win over the traditional rival, DeSales, to start the season, was an indication of Geneva’s potential. Led by an experienced group of seniors, the team settled down in the second quarter to completely dominate the play for the remainder of the game and grind out a 19-0 victory. The season’s finale, a big 27-2 victory over Penn Yan, earned Geneva the Penn Yan American Legion trophy which is presented annually to the winner of this game. The Penn Yan triumph, closing out the season for many senior members of the team, was indicative of their great determination and fire. 68 Geneva Opponent 12 Penn Yan 0 25 Waterloo 14 13 Clyde 15 14 Seneca Falls 8 6 Mt. Carmel 14 21 DeSales 2 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Ted Manslaink, Greg Sterman, Bob Demuth, Steve Capozzi, Ron Johnson, Tony Sindoni, Richard Kunz, Louis DeMaria, Bernard Madia, Jon Hessney. Row 2: Chip Jones, Ricky Chaplan, Charles Hartman, Edward George, Ralph Yawn, Mike Ravashiere, Harry Queener, Dale Ostroski, Allan Flood. Row 3: Steve VanGorden, Mark Rossiter, Paul Manslaink, Tom Acquilano, Andy Sleeper, John Abbott, Robert Collins. Important absentees: Fred Breitfeld, Bill Carpenter, Frank Catalano, John Cintineo, Tim Dormandy, Jim Dougherty, Phil Jackson, Joe Laquitara, Mike Mahoney, Ben McCheyne, Mike McDermott, John Mesmer, Joe Moracco, Jim Olmstead, Steve Pedersen, Phil Povero, John Russo, Charles Watson, Greg Way, Bill Wheaton. Scoring a 12-0 win over Penn Yan, the irrepressible Panthers hurled themselves into the season of ’66. Trouncing Waterloo, Seneca Falls, and DeSales, they forged an over-all 4-2 record. Flaunting a well balanced backfield, a strong line, and the best defense in the League, Geneva created Success. 69 mm FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Roxanne Logue, Carol Zumbach. Wanda Fisher, Beth Beretta. Row 2: Beth Lamer, Jacquie Caito, Edgar Moss, Mary Abbott, Julie Bonney. BOUNCING BALL For forty-eight hours Sigma Chi bounced a basketball nonstop. During this time, the Hobart fraternity netted donations totaling $2500 which were given to the city of Geneva for the purchase of a new football score-board. BOWLING Row 1: Don Sarr, Jim La Rocca, Dennis Mason. Row 2: Rick Stelter, Butch Palmer, Eric Hessney, Craig Fisher, Bruce Reed. Advisor: Mr. Heard. Geneva 3 DeSales Opponent 1 3 Naples 1 3 0 Canandaigua Clifton Springs 1 4 Grimly determined, the Panther bowlers rolled their way to a tie for first place 1 Waterloo 3 with the Waterloo Indians. Captain Rick Stelter, who averaged 187 points per 3 Penn Yan 1 game, Butch Palmer, Craig Fisher, Dennis Mason, and Don Starr received letters 4 Mynderse 0 for their outstanding performances when clashing with tough league opposition. 4 A Dundee Phelps DeSales 0 A After a slow start, they struck an eleven game winning streak. Although GHS 4 l U 3 missed the championship by a mere two pins, the Panthers were named the co- 4 Naples 0 champion bowlers of ’67. 3 Canandaigua 1 73 VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1: Tony Sabatini, Laury Beinert, Mike Szkolnik, Steve Achilles, Phil Davis, Louie Gigliotti. Row 2: Patsy DeVellis, Joe Venuti, Tom Whitaker, Tony Calabrese, John Parrot, Jason Wiley. Coach: Mr. Deuel. Pinning a 5-3 league record, Coach Edge Deuel’s grapplers placed fourth in both league competition and the league tournament. Two skillful wrestlers, Phil Davis and Louis Gigliotti, remained undefeated in the Wayne-Finger Lakes Competition. In sectional competition GHS was represented by Phil Davis, who finished third, and Laury Beinert, who finished fourth. In both the Auburn Christmas Tourney and the Finger Lakes Tournament, Steve Achilles went straight to the finals. Also, freshman Tony Sabatini lost only two matches. With the help of Seniors Jack Bonnell, John Parrott, Mike Szkolnik, Joe Venuti and Jason Wiley, the Panthers had a tremendous season. 74 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1: John Leo, Bryan Rainbow, Ronnie Olmstead, Jack Gleason, Bob Marchenese, Peter Kimball. Row 2: Lavcrt Ray. Don Cass, Steve VanGorden, Dan Haight, Clifford Irwin, Dave Atkinson, Tony Cupelli, Rick Hart, Mike Jabara. Coach: Mr. Choffin. Geneva Opponent 46 Palmyra-Macedon 15 14 Canandaigua 32 10 Auburn 34 46 Newark 8 27 Wayne 18 9 Mynderse 35 35 Lyons 21 20 Waterloo 33 29 Penn Yan 16 6th Auburn Tourney 4th Wayne-Finger Lakes 75 SWIMMING Row 1: Mark Mclnicoff, Gary Voss, Jeff Van Houtcn, Chris Voss, Steve Simons, Jon Hessncy, Bob Myles. Row 2: John Natti, Dan Haight, Frank Over, Dick Bentley, Dave Moore, Joe Tandle, Bob Shaw. Coach: Mr. Keenan. 76 Coached by Mr. Robert Keenan and co-captains Dave Moore and Joe Tandle, the GHS Finmen hit the 1967 season with a splash. Ranking tenth in the Section V Class B competition, Geneva splintered two long-standing school records. Bob Myles, Dick Bentley, Gary Voss, and Dave Moore chalked up a new time for the individual medley relay. In the 100 yard butterfly, Gary Voss streaked across the pool at a record-smashing speed of 1:08.3. May the team prosper with future success. 77 VARSITY LACROSSE Kneeling: Gary Wilsey, Joe Venuti, Steve Achilles, Steve Goebert, Louis Gigliotti, Steve Lahr, Jim Gulvin. Standing: John Natti, Tim Ryan, Jon Ryan, Mike Ryan, Bruce Teague, Bill Abraham, Ed Goldstone, Jim Mose. Led by a sturdy attack, aggressive midfielders, and a stout defense, Geneva High took eleven out of fourteen games. Two long-standing school records fell during the campaign when Jon Ryan scored more points than any other player, and Bill Abraham made 195 saves in a single season. Mike Ryan was chosen as the most valuable player by his teammates. He, plus Karl Roenke, Tim Ryan, and Bruce Teague were elected to Second Team All-Conference Berths. Among the choices for First Team All-Conference were Bill Abraham, Don Jones, and Jon Ryan. The highlight of the season was a 7-4 victory over Webster which enabled GHS to tie for second place. 78 JUNIOR VARSITY LACROSSE Geneva 8 9 10 4 7 7 7 11 4 1 11 11 3 7 Row 1: George Fairfax, Shinji Hatch, Bruce Moore, John Leo, Steve Pederson. Row 2: Scott Smith, Jim Dougherty, Noble Hatch, Bob Helstron. Murray Heaton. Row 3: Greg Way, Fred Breigfeld, Tom Currie, Richie Brown, Mike Mahoney, Jerry Coif, Tony Calabrese. Coach: Mr. Manners. Opponent Fayetteville- Manlius 7 Baldwinsvillc 4 East Syracuse 6 Webster 6 Watertown 2 Manlius 6 East Ridge 2 Watertown 0 East Corning 2 Irondequoit 7 Manlius 7 East Ridge 5 Irondequoit 11 Webster 4 79 CROSS COUNTRY Geneva Opponent 33 Canandaigua 23 15 Clifton Springs 50 23 Auburn 32 15 Waterloo 49 47 Penn Yan 17 19 Mynderse 40 Left to right: Laurie Beinert, Bruce Reed, Don Steinkraus, Jack Bonnell, Brent Greene, Ken Barton, Allen Springer, Skip Bacon. Absent: Don Kunz. Dashing through Glenwood Cemetery, the crosscountry team snatched four out of six meets. Laurie Beinert hit the 1.9 mile course with the quickest time this season, nine minutes, fifty-four seconds. In the Class A Sectionals, Geneva ranked eleventh among twenty-one schools. At this meet, the top five finishes were: Laurie Beinert, Bruce Reed, Ken Barton, Don Steinkraus, and Allen Springer. Although the team will lose four seniors, a strong reserve of six other letter-winners will be sprinting for GHS next year. BASEBALL Geneva Opponent 8 Penn Yan 1 2 Waterloo 1 1 Mynderse 0 4 Canandaigua 2 18 Newark 1 5 Waterloo 0 7 Mynderse 0 3 Penn Yan 0 5 Canandaigua 7 5 Newark 1 3 Lyons 1 0 DcSales 3 2 DeSales 5 Row 1: Richie Blue, Sandy Crawley. Row 2: John Blue, Craig Fisher. Row 3: Chris Hall, Herb Sellers, Denny Mason. 80 Row 1: Tony Meringelo, Bob Talomie, Joe DeCicca, John Cintineo, Steve Lahr. Row 2: Alberto Ortiz, Bryan Rainbow, Ray Hardy, Nat Burke, Don Williams, Dave Noble, Henry Howard. Row 3: Don Legg, Larry Rowe, Joe Tandle, Don Starr, Phil Jackson, Jim Olmstead, Steve Strait, Tom Acquilano. Coach: Mr. Dumbleton. The Panthers clawed their way to first place in the League and second place in the Wayne-Finger Lakes Conference. Although Coach Spader wasn’t certain of his pitcher’s abilities, Craig Fisher, Dennis Mason, and Herb Sellers proved that his fears were baseless. Craig pitched his first “no hitter” of the year against Canandaigua and Denny displayed his control of the ball at the battle of Waterloo. 81 GOLF Geneva 6Vi 7 7 5 8 6V2 9 5 Vi 7 7 4 IV2 Canandaigua Victor DeSalcs Penn Yan Canandaigua Clifton Springs Mynderse Clifton Springs Penn Yan Victor DeSales Mynderse Opponent 2 Vi 2 2 4 1 2Vi 0 3 Vi 2 2 5 1 Vi Left to right: Mike McDermott, Pete Petrucci, Tom Heatherly, Ron Schnirel, John Baldwin, Dave Ferris, Ted Barton, Mark Pirozzi, Allen Jones, Charley Prindle, Gary Teague. Coach: Mr. Messur. The Panther golfers swung into action this year, downing Canandaigua 6Vi to 2Vi. This set the pattern that led them to victory in the Wayne-Finger Lakes League Championship playoffs. Veteran players Ted Barton, Allen Jones, and Pete Petrucci, backed up by newcomers Mike McDermott and Gary Teague, smashed their way to an 11-1 league record. “We played on every kind of ground from mud to concrete,” says Coach Messeur, “and these boys really had the experience and the know-how it takes.” 82 TENNIS Left to right: Robert Walton, Allen Springer, Craig Greene, Richard Stelter, Dick Emerman, Eric Hessney. Coach: Mr. Tipps. The Geneva High tennis team, missing second place by a scant two points under the new scoring system, finished fourth in this year’s conference. Outstanding player, Dick Emerman, achieved a 3-4 record against the toughest men in the league. Newcomer Allen Springer volleyed his way to an excellent 5-2 record in singles. Coach Tipps stated, “The league was very well-balanced and the boys had to fight for every point.” Geneva 5 Penn Yan Opponent 1 1 Canandaigua 5 1 Myndcrse 5 6 Waterloo 0 2 Penn Yan 4 1 Mynderse 5 4 Canandaigua 2 Left to right: Ted Crowley, Don Cass, Jason Wiley, Frank Over, Rick Hart, Bob Mills, Bill Dolan. Coach: Mr. Tipps. 83 Scalping the Waterloo Indians, the Panther track team started its season with a 96-17 victory. They raced on to tie Penn Yan and beat both Seneca Falls and Auburn before dropping their last meet to a powerful Canandaigua team. Captain Leroy Carter, an outstanding Panther sprinter, took first place in the 100 and 220 yard runs in the Finger Lakes Class A play-ofTs. He also repeated his quick performance in the Section 5 Class A sectionals. TRACK Row 1: Neil Switzer, Edgar Moss, Laury Beinert, Jack Gleason. Row 2: Dale Owen, Skip Bacon, Don Kunz. Row 3: Ken Barton, Bruce Reed, Mark Melnicoff, Dinos Gioulakis, Kevin Gibbs, Bill Sterman. Coaches: Mr. Morrissette, Mr. Johnson. Geneva Opponent 96 Waterloo 17 59 Penn Yan 59 62 Vi Seneca Falls 55 Vi 6234 Auburn 5SVa 42 Canandaigua 69 84 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Beverly Simpson, Linda Evanglista. Standing: Stephanie Coleman, Gail Abraham, Pat Church, Felicia Costa. Kneeling: Debbie Davis, Marcia Levey. Standing: Cathy Roe, Karen Dilmore, Barb Gilbert, Doris Sanchez. 85 VARSITY BASKETBALL For the FIRST time in sixteen years, the Panthers captured the Wayne-Fingei Lakes Championship with a 15-1 record. Geneva High terrorized the league with its devastating full court press and overpowering fast break. Led by league leading scorer Herb Sellers and jumping jack Don Williams, Geneva averaged over 70 points per game. Rich Blue estab- Row 1: Dave Ferris, Henry Howard, Rich Blue, Sandy Crawley, Herb Woody. Row 2: Ed Prindle, manager, Don Williams, Jim Moore, Herb Sellers, Bruce Teague, Ray Andersen. Coach: Mr. Spader. Geneva Opponent 77 Mynderse 56 59 Lyons 57 94 Penn Yan 67 64 Victor 51 80 Canandaigua 62 71 Newark 60 72 Waterloo 55 50 DeSales 55 78 Mynderse 75 81 Lyons 62 79 Penn Yan 56 84 Victor 65 65 Canandaigua 55 48 Newark 38 87 Waterloo 36 50 DeSales 46 lished himself as a backcourt wizard with his pinpoint passes and fine dribbling ability. Co-captains Herb Woody and Jim Moore each contributed immeasurably to the Championship drive. The Panthers had a strong bench, led by Junior Henry Howard who gained fame for his ability to spark the Panthers when the opposition was tough. Bruce Teague, a Senior, Ray Andersen, Dave Ferris and Sandy Crawley, all Juniors, rounded out the team. 86 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Finishing the 1966-1967 season with an enviable 13-3 league record, the GHS yearlings won their second consecutive Wayne-Finger Lakes Junior Varsity Crown. Throughout the year, the team was led by scoring ace Steve Strait and steady scorers Steve Lahr and Steve Strosnider. While Mike McDermott added a needed scoring punch in many close games, Noble Hatch held down the backcourt. With a strong nucleus of good size, expert shooting, and skillful rebounding, the ’66-’67 Junior Varsity squad will be a powerful addition to next year’s Varsity team. Geneva 55 48 58 48 64 73 54 67 71 77 49 70 61 62 66 76 Mynderse Lyons Penn Yan Victor Canandaigua Newark Waterloo DeSales Mynderse Lyons Penn Yan Victor Canandaigua Newark Waterloo DeSales Opponent 45 50 48 65 34 42 41 33 74 43 47 34 47 22 50 25 Row 1: Noble Hatch, Tom Heatherly, Mike McDermott, David Smith, Joe Kraus, Charlie Prindle. Row 2: Bill Carpenter, Steve Strosnider, Steve Lahr, Steve Strait, Allen Springer, Jim Wyckoff, Steve Pederson. Coach: Mr. Wilson. 87 anthers Win Conference ig Red 3 By NORM JOLLOW The Big Red got revenge e signs and cheerleaders ored, but it took, finally, the hanged the script this time ►y not folding in the final pe-________________________________ Geneva he| about two minutes to plal SENIORS JOSEPH L. ALAIMO President J. ROBERT WALTON Vice-President LORRAINE GUERRIE Secretary PAMELA A. HOGAN Treasurer 1967, an end. As GHS plunged into a titanic basketball season, the senior class operated a concession stand to quench the thirst of hoarse, screaming fans. For a week, red panther flags waved in the corridors as the senior class promoted the sale of pennants. After the basketball season slammed to a finish, the seniors held their annual ball, an Arabian night to remember. On March 10, smoothly delivered lines, delighted laughter, and heavy applause marked the opening of the senior play, Blithe Spirit. Finally in early June, a festive banquet commemorated the close of high school days for the Seniors. May their futures be imprinted with success. 1967, a beginning . . . 92 SENIOR AWARDS WILLIAM ABRAHAM—Regents Scholarship Alternate. JOSEPH ALAIMO—American Legion Award. EDITH ASH—Regents Scholarship. JUDITH AXELSON—Betty Crocker Award. LINDA BITTMAN—Arthur J. Hammond History Award; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Scholarship. ROBERT BRANDT—Regents Scholarship. ELIZABETH BROWN—Regents Scholarship Alternate. ARLENE CARROLL—Regents Scholarship. WENDY CUKELL—National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Scholarship. ANDREA DAVIS—Regents Scholarship Alternate. RICHARD EMERMAN—French H Award; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Scholarship; Rennselear Polytechnical Institute. DIANA FAIRCHILD—Regents Scholarship Alternate; National Merit Letter of Commendation. PENELOPE FELLOWS—Regents Scholarship; Syracuse University Citizenship Award. JEANNETTE FLANIGAN—A.F.S. Semi-finalist; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Scholarship; Spring Festival Music Award. RUTH FORDON—Regents Scholarship Alternate. RUTH FURMAN—A.F.S. Finalist; DAR Good Citizenship Award, Elmira Key, Regents Scholarship. THOMAS GEARY—Regents Scholarship. BRENTON GREENE—Brockport Science Congress; Cornell Biology Conference; National Merit Letter of Commendation; National Science Foundation Grant, Regents Scholarship; Syracuse University Citizenship Award; UN Pilgrimage for Youth Award. CRAIG GREENE—Regents Scholarship. JAMES GULVIN—Regents Scholarship Alternate. SUSAN HENNESSEY-—Regents Scholarship Alternate. ERIC HESSNEY—Regents Scholarship Alternate. KRISTIN HOUSER—Arthur J. Hammond History Award; Keuka College UN Conference; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Scholarship; Syracuse University Citizenship Award. NANCY KORNET—Regents Scholarship Alternate. SUSAN KRANBERG—Regents Scholarship Alternate. DONALD KUNZ—National Merit Letter of Commendation; National Science Foundation Grant; Regents Scholarship. GEOFFREY LIGHTFOOTE—Regents Scholarship. ROXANNE LOGUE—AAU National Trackmeel Delegate. LYDIA MAXIMOFF—National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Scholarship. LANA MICHAELS—Regents Scholarship Alternate. JAMES MOORE—Seneca Auto Club Award. WILLIAM NEILD—Regents Scholarship. SHIRLEY OLSOWSKY—National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Scholarship. JOHN PARROTT—Regents Scholarship Alternate. JOY PORTER—American Cup Delegate; AAU National Trackmeet Delegate; Regents Scholarship Alternate. BRUCE REED—Regents Scholarship. CRAIG REYNOLDS—Regents Scholarship. RICHARD STELTER—Regents Scholarship. BRUCE TEAGUE—Regents Scholarship Alternate. DAVID TOURNOUR—Regents Scholarship Alternate. ROBERT WALTON—Lions Club Citizenship Award; Regents Scholarship. JASON WILEY—American Legion Award; Harvard Book; Regents Scholarship; Syracuse University Citizenship Award. JEFFREY YOUNGS—National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Scholarship. 93 JEFFREY ABBOTT WILLIAM AKENS II WILLIAM MICHAEL ABRAHAM MARIAN ELIZABETH ALEXANDER HILARY WILHELMINA ANDERSON KATHLEEN ANDERSEN KATHERINE J. ANDERSON SHERYL TANIS BALKE DOUGLAS H. H. BARNARD 95 MARK F. ANSLEY MARILYN A. ANTENUCCI PAMELA R. ARRA EDITH ELLEN ASH JUDITH AXELSON MICHAEL J. BAROODY PATRICIA M. BENNETT RICHARD P. BENNETT RICHARD L. BENTLEY JR. BETH ANN BERETTA DAVID R. BOGART ZOE A. BIXBY JOHN BLUE JUDITH ANNE BOISVERT SUSAN JEANNE BONACCI JACK K. BONNELL 97 JOHN J. BORSA SHARLEEN M. BRYANT MARGARET ANNE BURKE 98 DAVID D. BOWMAN ROBERT M. BRANDT PHYLLIS ELAINE BROPHY ELIZABETH G. BROWN RODNEY F. BRUNI LEONARD R. CECERF 99 ANNE STOTHOFF CHASE LINDA A. CALLIPARE JUDITH A. CARDINALE PAUL JORDAN CARPENTER ARLENE B. CARROLL SHARON E. CAPIZZI PATRICIA A. CHURCH MARY ALICE CIANCAGLINI MARY ANN CINTINEO BONNIE CLARK JERRY COFFEY SANDRA COLLIER 100 RICKEY JAMES COONS t RUTH ELEANOR CORWIN BETSY L. CURRIE 101 DOMINICK F. D AURIZIO ANDREA DAVIS DOMINICK DAVOLI WILLIAM DeLAND 102 THEODORE DeMATTIES STEPHEN ELLIOTT ADONNA J. DeRUYTER LORING DEUEL CATHERINE EDDINGTON THOMAS F. DeYULIO 'W LORRAINE A. DiDURO RICHARD MAXWELL EMERMAN 103 SAMUEL VINCENT FERUGIA III DARLENE A. FINNERTY JOHN F. ESTES DIANA JEAN FAIRCHILD PENELOPE S. FELLOWS DEBRA ANN FENNER STEVEN MARC FERRINI MARLENE FINNERTY CRAIG FISHER LOUIS P. GIGLIOTTI RAMONA GRECO I Jj, RUTH ROCKWELL FURMAN STEPHEN S. GOEBERT BRENTON C. GREENE 106 MICHAEL J.GUERRIE LESTER GRIFFIN JAMES H.GULVIN CHRISTOPHER J. HALL 107 SHERRY LEE HAGADORN JANICE SUE HAWVER DANIEL HIGGINS KATHRYN A. HOOSE BARBARA J. HEGEN SUSAN ANN HENNESSEY TIMOTHY C. HENNESSY DONNA JO ANN HENNINGER ERIC JOSEPH HESSNEY KRISTIN MARGRET HOUSER CYNTHIA JABARA BARBARA INGANDELLO JO-BETH JEFFRIES DONNA J. IANNOPOLLO ERNESTINE JACKSON ALAN JENSEN SANDRA A. JENSEN BRUCE W. JOHNSON BETTY DELORES JENKINS ALLEN BRUCE JONES GARY S. KENNEY STEPHEN M. KERR 110 KAREN S. KIRBY CHRISTINE K. KREGLOH LOUISE R. LAWSON NANCY LORRAINE KORNET DONALD LEE KUNZ GEOFFREY S. LIGHTFOOTE 111 SUSAN CAROL KRANBERG JAMES LaROCCA ROXANNE LOGUE RUSSELL K. LOGUE VINCENT J. LOUGHNEY LAWRENCE LUONGO CHARLES LYNN ROBERT DARYL MAHER DEBORAH D. MAHONEY 112 TERRANCE F. MAHONEY JoANN M. MARIANGELO ' j) DENNIS J. MASON II NICHOLAS P. MASSA LYDIA MAXIMOFF NANCY JEAN McDERMOTT KAY F. METHENY TERESA G. MINUTOLO LANA MARIE MICHAELS DAVID W. MOORE SUSAN A. MILLER JAMES A. MOORE MARY LOUISE MORAN CATHERINE MICHELE MOSES 114 SUSAN O'BOYLE FREDERICK L. OLMSTEAD 115 ROBERT L. OLSEN WILLIAM J. NEILD SANDRA A. NOWAK IRENE F. NALLE NGUYEN THI TRUC HA SHIRLEY ANNE OLSOWSKY LINDA A. PALERMO WARNER M. PALMER III JOHN P. PARROTT THERESA MARIE PEDULLA ANTHONY P. PETRUCCI JR. 116 KAREN MARIE PICCILLO JOSEPH F. PRONTI ANTHONY D. PUMA LOUIS A. PIOLI RICHARD PITIFER LYNDA JOY PORTER DENNIS POTTER MARY PRINDLE CHARLES J. QUACKENBUSH VIVIAN JEAN RADDER JOHN DAVID QUACKENBUSH KATHY REO 118 SHIRLEY REID CRAIG D. REYNOLDS JONATHAN P. RYAN MICHAEL COVERT RYAN 119 STEVEN RICCIONE GARY W. ROACH GARY W. ROGERS WENDY SUE ROSENBLOOM MARGARET ANN ROTOLO AARON NEIL SENNE ANTHONY J. SERRETT BARBARA ANN SCHNIREL BONNIE LEE SEAGER JON SEARLES SHARON JEAN SABIN DARLENESECOR TRACY P.SHEILSJR. ROBERT SHERADIN MARY E. SEINE JULIE A. SMITH j LYNN SUSAN SMITH 121 MICHAEL A. SNOWNEY WILLIAM SIMON ERIC H. SON NT AG SANDRA E. STROSNIDER MICHAEL D. SZKOLNIK RICHARD K. STELTER BRUCE R. TEAGUE ALAN D. THERIAULT MARIA V. TORRES 122 JOSEPH N. VENUTI DANIEL S. VOGT 123 JON G. TOOMBS DAVID M. TOURNOUR CLIFFORD L. TOWNLEY FRANK J. URBANO CAROL JEAN VAUGHN NANCY D. WASHBURN LINDA JO ANN WHITWOOD JASON WILEY GARY L. WILSEY ELAINE A. WILLOWER LINDA M. WOODLEY 124 HERBERT WOODY TERESA A. YANNOTTI LINDA LOUISE YAWN ROSALIA ZASO 125 MARGUERITE JEAN ZUMBACH JEFFREY L. YOUNGS MARY MARGARET ZASO A ' P «• X“7 fhA Nguyen thi True Ha- ) Jj£ s A JJ conies froima country in time of war, attending Geneva High School, her namjsir f ATI HS mfpgg CTL, traits - «£:. gk o iSsT’’ c 5 Albrfty thanks to my good friends, my nice teachers in X GHS, and all the people that I have met. A great year for student life. ENT , l V Zj f A J y name IJ uffuen am an Inte A.C%rloSide, an C S Santiag ; .- Although Tuaui •to Salt Tuc vma t GaTXirXarti. thjicfjio 9k . ft'cj . Scudn. jOutJr ? 7h ni SohUh’i SonJhfiJoK.L ma Donoso kL VM . My name is Maria Donoso. I vtcj foic 5- n an International Fellowship scfiangd student and I come otn Santiago. Chile. Although I have been at rfa V90K eneva only a short time, I have :en here, long enough to realize g, ggegtions and the friendship ' the North Americans. 7k Lax. •$3 61 (Lmt A'SCUfUt , Zfol ae I« ?rt cofnlia , TaUat Ornffam. Co Lera. A oa. iav Q_ wtCHplatV VoS Chr u£ C |nf drffj t«h to© y ' fa-faks .Mr Jittlofn Olga Irene Moya XUapeL VaLparais r _ ■Sirtufa Catty ucstjp 7aa citizen from San Juan, A'tqd. Argentina. I have already gradu-JZjZgy, Steel from my high school before came to the United States. But till j l wish to graduate from hope in these six months I i r II learn the English language drmake new friends. ’.Of lhp.:: 126 THE CLASS OF '67 PRESENTS Left to right: Wendy Cukell, Aaron Senne, Jeff Youngs, Brent Greene, Sue Bonacci, Edie Ash, Janice Hawver, Sandy Strosnider. Advisor: Miss Scott. BLITHE SPIRIT ocean’s depths . . . quick-silver delight. . . sunken treasure chest. . . dark blond voice belting music . . . oyster pearl surprise . . . SEASPIRE Left to right: Alan Theriault, Tony Puma, Pam Hogan, Steve Bryan, Sue Hennessey, Joe Alaimo, Queen Marilyn Antenucci, Kathy Hoose, Patty Church, Craig Fisher. MAY 7, 1966 128 haunting genies. . . gold magic lamps . . . soft beating band . . . dark splendor . . . drifting couples . . . ARABIAN NIGHTS Left to right: Mike Ryan, Louise Lawson, Tony Puma, Queen Pam Hogan, Kathy Andersen, Mike Mahoney. Our cheerleaders? We’ll catch you, Mr. Wuertenberger! Simon says do this! 132 What did you find in the spaghetti? DeSales at its best! 133 Yes, Mrs. Senne, I’ll tell Aaron to wear his rubbers when he goes out to put up the flag. Goldfish? Don’t move or I’ll shoot! The jet set. 135 HEY! THEY ARE SPECIALISTS IN CUSTOM NATURAL COLOR” PORTRAITS (AT BLACK AND WHITE PRICES) 'CAUSE THEY’RE THE ONLY PHOTO STUDIO IN A 50 MILE RADIUS THAT OPERATES THEIR OWN COLOR PROCESSING LAB. PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL GROUP PHOTOS . . . YOU NAME IT GRAHAM STUDIO, INC. 790 Pre-Emption Rcl. Geneva, New York Pkone 789-1222 Tues. tkru Sat. 136 SENIOR NOTABLES ABBOTT, JEFFREY Biology 2; Monitor 4; Ski 4; Wrestling 2, 3. ABRAHAM, WILLIAM MICHAEL Football 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; Latin 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Russian Study 3; Student Court 3 (Assoc. Just.), 4 (Chief Justice); Varsity Club 4 (Treas.); Wrestling 2. AKENS, WILLIAM, II ALAIMO, JOSEPH L. Art Club 2, 3 (Pres.), 4 (V.P.); Class Pres. 3, 4; Chef’s (Sec. and Treas.); Sigma Phi Alpha 3 (V.P.), (Pres.); Russian Study 3. ALEXANDER, MARIAN ELIZABETH ANDERSEN, KATHLEEN French 3; FTA 2, 3 (Sec.), 4 (Pres.); Hobart Seminar 3, 4; Library 3; Monitor 4; Recording Sec. 4; S.C. H.R. Rep. 2, 3. ANDERSON, HILARY WILHELMINA Arts Crafts 4; Chess 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Photo Service 3; Ski 2. ANDERSON, KATHERINE J. Art 3; DECA 4; FHA 2; Girl’s Chorus 4; Hobart Seminar 4; Rock Hunters 3. ANSLEY, MARK F. FFA 2, 3 (V.P.), 4 (Pres.). ANTENUCCI, MARILYN A. Cheerleader 3; Helen Maney 2, 3, 4 (V.P.); Monitors 4; Ski 4; Ushers 4. ARRA, PAMELA R. Bowling 3, 4; Knitting 2; Monitors 3; Small Crafts 3; Stamp and Coin 3; S.C. H.R. Rep 4; Usher 3, 4. ASH, EDITH ELLEN Chorus 2, 3; French 3; Hobart Seminar 4; Junior Play; Seneca Saga 4 (Underclass Ed.), National Honor Society 4. AXELSON, JUDITH Beta 3, 4 (Sec.); Glee 2, 3; Russian Study 2; Seneca Sage 4; Spanish 3. BALKE, SHERYL TANIS French 3, 4 (Sec.); FTA 2, 3, 4. BARNARD, DOUGLAS H. H. Chef’s 3; Chess 4; Coin Stamp 3; Lacrosse (J.V.); Ski 2, 3; Swim (V.) 2, 3, 4. BAROODY, MICHAEL J. Intramurals 2; Monitor 3. BENNETT, PATRICIA M. French 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Russian Study 2. BENNETT, RICHARD P. BENTLEY, RICHARD L., JR. Chef 3; Chess 4; Coin 3; J.V. Football 2; V. Football 3, 4; Swim (V.); Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. BERETTA, BETH ANN Cheerleader 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; DECA (Pres.) 4; Helen Maney 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Junior Play (Director); Junior Prom; Pep Club 3; Public Speaking 2; S.C. H.R. Rep. 2; Ski 4; Spanish 3 (Pres.); Talent Night 2, 3. BIHARY, BARBARA E. AFS 4; Alpha 3, 4 (Scribe Historian); Bowling 3; Classical 2; French 3; FTA 3; Hobart Seminar 3, 4; Panther’s Pride 4. BITTMAN, LINDA LESLIE French 3 (Treas.); Hobart Seminar 4; Math 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; O.Q. 2, 3, 4; Point Committee 3. BIXBY, ZOE A. AFS 3, 4; Alpha 2, 3, 4 (Sec.); Classical 2 (Treas.); Hobart Seminar 4; Jr. Play; Jr. Prom; Panther’s Pride 4; Sr. Play, S.C. H.R. Rep. Alt. 4; Usher 3, 4. BLUE, JOHN Baseball (J.V.) (V.); Panther’s Pride 2; Wrestling 3. BOGART, DAVID R. Seneca Saga 2, 3. BOISVERT, JUDITH ANNE Ceramics 2; Cheerleader 3; O.Q. 2, 3; Seneca Saga 3. BONACCI, SUSAN JEANNE AFS 4; French 3; Hobart Seminar 3, 4; Jr. Prom; Jr. Play; Monitor 4; O.Q. 2, 3, 4 (Treas.); Panther’s Pride 2, 3; Public Speaking 2; Ski 4; S.C. H.R. Rep. 2, 3 (Corres. Sec.), 4; Usher 3, 4. BONNELL, JACK K. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3; Russian Study 2; Track 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Wrestling 3, 4. BORSA, JOHN J. Football 2. BOWMAN, DAVID D. BRANDT, ROBERT M. Creative Writing 4; Hobart Seminar 4; Photography 2 (Treas.); Russian Study 4. BROPHY, PHYLLIS ELAINE Bowling 2, 3, 4.; Chorus 2, 3; FHA 3, 4; Helen Maney 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Synchronized Swim 2, 3. BROWN, ELIZABETH G. AFS 3, 4; French 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; O.Q. 4; Panther’s Pride 2, 4; Russian Study 2. BRUNI, RODNEY F. BRYANT, SHARLEEN M. Art 4; Bowling 4; Dramatics 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; S.C. H.R. Rep. 2, 3. BURKE, MARGARET ANNE Bowling 2, 3, 4; Helen Maney 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Leader’s 3, 4; Monitor 3; Ski 3; Synchronized Swim 2, 3; Typing 3. CALLIPARE, LINDA A. Bowling 4; Monitor 4. CAPIZZI, SHARON E. Drama 3; Monitor 4; Usher 2, 3, 4. CARDINALE, JUDITH A. CARPENTER, PAUL JORDAN Chorus 3; Seneca Saga 4 (Sports Ed.); Stage Band 2, 3, 4. CARROLL, ARLENE B. Hobart Seminar 4; Rock Hunter’s 3; Seneca Saga 4 (Feature Ed.); Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 3. CECERE, LEONARD R. Football 2, 3. CHASE, ANNE STOTHOFF AFS 3, 4; French 3; Hobart Seminar 4; Panther’s Pride 2; Usher 4. 137 CHURCH, PATRICIA A. Alpha 2, 3 (V.P.), 4 (Pres.); Cheerleader (J.V.) (V.) 3, 4; Classical 2 (V.P.); Panther’s Pride 3, 4 (Sec. Exchange Ed.); Rep.-at-Large 2, 4; S.C. H.R. Rep. 3; Usher 4. CIANCAGLINI, MARY ALICE FHA 3; Typing 3. CINTINEO, MARYANN AFS 3, 4; Classical Club 2 (Sec.); Class Sec. 3; Hobart Seminar 4; O.Q. 2, 3, 4; Panther’s Pride 3, 4 (Bus. Man.); Soph. Hop; Usher 3, 4. CLARK, BONNIE Chorus 3; Usher 4. COFFEY, JERRY COLLIER, SANDRA COONS, RICKEY JAMES COOPER, BERNARD W. Chorus 3; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. CORCORAN, STEPHEN M., JR. CORWIN, RUTH ELEANOR Alpha 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Ceramics 2; Intramurals 2; Usher 2, 3. CUKELL, WENDY J. AFS 3; Chorus 2, 4; French 3; FTA 2; Jr. Play; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Panther’s Pride 2, 3, 4 (Lay-out Ed.) Russian Study 2; Sr. Play 4; Ski 2. CURRIE, BARBARA French 3; FTA 2, 3 (V.P.), 4; Panther’s Pride 2. CURRIE, BETSY L. Bowling 2; Intramurals 2; Rock Hunter’s 4 (V.P.); Synchronized Swim 3; Usher 3. D’AURIZIO, DOMINICK F. Art 3. DAVIS, ANDREA Art 4; Chorus 2; FTA 4; Panther’s Pride 3; Public Speaking 2; Rock Hunter’s 3 (Pres.); Sr. Ball; Ski 3; Synchronized Swim 2, 3. DAVIS, PHILLIP L. Chef’s 3; Wrestling 3, 4. DAVOLI, DOMINICK Ski 2, 3. DAVOLI, MARIA FRANCES Art 4; Arts Crafts 2; Helen Maney 2, 3; Library 3; Rock Star 4; Ski 3. DECANN, BRUCE Stage Band 2, 3, 4. DELAND, WILLIAM Football 2 (J.V.). DEMATTIES, THEODORE Astronomy 2, 3, 4; Football (J.V.) (V.). DERUYTER, ADONNA J. Bowling 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; FHA 4. DEUEL, LORING Bowling 2; Chorus 2. DEYULIO, THOMAS F. FFA 2, 3, 4. DIDURO, LORRAINE A. Basketball Concession Stand 4. EDDINGTON, CATHERINE Chorus 2. ELLIOTT, STEPHEN Bowling 2, 3. EMERMAN, RICHARD MAXWELL Chemistry 4; Chorus 2, 3; French 2; Magazine Drive 3; Math 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4 (Pres.); Panther’s Pride 2 (Treas.), 3 (Bus. Man.); Point Committee 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3. ESTES, JOHN F. Sound Crew 3; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. FAIRCHILD, DIANA JEAN Chorus 2; French 3; Panthers Pride 3, 4; Russian Study 2; Seneca Saga 4; Sr. Ball; Ski 2, 3; S.C. H.R. Rep. 4; S.C. Rep.-at-Large 4. FELLOWS, PENELOPE S. Bowling 3; Classical 2 (Pres.); French 3; FTA 2, 3 (Treas.), 4 (Treas.); Helen Maney 2, 3 (Treas.), 4 (Treas.); Hobart Seminar 3, 4; Nt. Honor Soc. 3, 4 (V.P.); S.C. (Alt.) 2, 4; S.C. H.R. Rep. 3. FENNER, DEBRA ANN Chorus 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Typing 3. FERRINI, STEVEN MARC Chess 4; Rifle 2, 3; Rock 3; Star Rock 4. FERUGIA, SAMUEL VINCENT, III Intramurals 2; Spanish 2. FINNERTY, DARLENE A. Ceramics 2; Concession Stand 4; Usher 4. FINNERTY, MARLENE Ceramics 2; Concession Stand 4; Usher 4. FISHER, CRAIG Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Bowling 3, 4; Chef’s 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3. FISHER, WANDA B. Arts Crafts 3; Bowling 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Knitting 2; Sr. Prom; Stamp Coin 3; S.C. H.R. 4; Usher 2, 3, 4. FLANIGAN, JEANNETTE AFS 3 (Sec.), 4 (Sec.); Band 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; French 2, 3 (Sec.), 4 (V.P.); Nat. Honor Soc. 4 (Sec.). FORDON, RUTH ANNE Chorus 2, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Hobart Seminar 3, 4; Rock Club 3 (V.P.); Seneca Saga 4 (Co-Editor); Ski 3; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. FORSYTH, LARRY WAYNE Baseball 2; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Chef’s 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Russian Study 2. FREI, DALE J. Art 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Panther’s Pride 2, 3. FURMAN, RUTH ROCKWELL AFS 3; AFS (Student Rep.); Chorus 2; Hobart Seminar 3, 4; Panther’s Pride 3; Seneca Saga 4 (Editor); Ski 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. GEARY, THOMAS JAMES Basketball J.V. (Manager); Chefs 3; Concert Band 2; Cross-Country 2, 3; FTA 2; Russian Study 2; Student Court 2, 4 (Assoc. Just.). GIGLIOTTI, LOUIS P. Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; S.C. H.R. Rep. 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. GOEBERT, STEPHEN S. Biology 2; Chef’s 3; Conservation 2, 3 (V.P.); Hobart Seminar 4; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4. GRECO, LOUIS H. Art 2, 3; Track 3. GRECO, RAMONA Chorus 2, 3; FHA 2, 3 (Historian), 4 (V.P.). 138 GREENE, BRENTON C. Biology 2; Chemistry 4; Chorus 3; Conservation 3; Hobart Seminar 3, 4; Jr. Play; Math 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Point Committee 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. GREENE, CRAIG W. Biology 2 (Pres.); Chemistry 4; Chorus 3; Conservation 3 (Sec.); Math 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4. GRIFFIN LESTER GUERRIE, LORRAINE Class Sec. 2, 4; Helen Maney 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4; Ski 2, 4; Usher 4. GUERRIE, MICHAEL J. Basketball 2, 3 (J.V.) (V.); Football 2, 3, 4 (J.V.) (V.). GULVIN, JAMES H. Football 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2. HAGADORN, SHERRY LEE Biology 2; Bowling 2, 3; Intramurals 2; Star Rock 3, 4. HALL, CHRISTOPHER J. Baseball 2, 3, 4 (V.); Chefs 3; Football 3 (V.). HAWVER, JANICE SUE Alpha 2, 3, 4; Drama 3; Monitor 4; Small Crafts 3; Spanish 2, 3; Usher 2, 3. HEGEN, BARBARA J. Art 4; FHA 2, 3. HENNESSEY, SUSAN ANN Alpha 2, 3, 4 (Treas.); Cheerleader 2, 3 (J.V.) (V.); Jr. Play; Jr. Prom; Math 3; Rcp.-at-Largc 3, 4; Russian Study 2; Ski 3; Usher 3, 4. HENNESSY, TIMOTHY C. Chefs 3; Star Rock 4. HENNINGER, DONNA JOANN Knitting 3. HESSNEY, ERIC JOSEPH Biology 2; Bowling 4; Conservation 3; Rock 3; Russian Study 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4. HIGGINS, DANIEL A.A. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4. HOGAN, PAMELA A. Cheerleader 2; Class Treas. 2, 4; Helen Maney 2, 3, 4 (Pres.); Monitor 2, 3, 4; Ski 3; Spanish 2, 3; Usher 2, 4. HOOSE, KATHRYN A. Alpha 2, 3 (Sec.); Cheerleader 2, 3 (J.V.) (V.); French 3, 4; Knitting 4; Math 3; S.C. H.R. Rep. 2; Rep.-at-Large 4; Sr. Ball; Usher 2, 3. HOUSER, KRISTIN MARGRET AFS 3 (Treas.); Chemistry 4; French 2, 4 (Pres.); Jr. Play; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Point Committee 3, 4. IANNOPOLLO, DONNA J. Bowling 2; Jr. Play; Monitor 4; Panther’s Pride 2; Ski 3. INGANDELLO, BARBARA DECA 4. IRLAND, BRUCE EDWARD JABARA, CINDY Bowling 2; DECA 4; G.O. Treas. 4; Rock Hunter 3. JACKSON, ERNESTINE H. Bowling 3. JEFFRIES, JO-BETH Biology 3; Bowling 2; Chorus 2; FTA 4; Spanish 3. JENKINS, BETTY DELORES Art 2, 3 (Sec.), 4 (Sec.; Chorus 2; FTA 3; Hobart Seminar 4; Intramurals 2; Jr. Play; Seneca Saga 3, 4. JENSEN, ALAN FFA 3. JENSEN, SANDRA A. Usher 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, BRUCE W. Basketball 2, 3 (J.V.) (V.); Football 2 (J.V.); Panther’s Pride 4; Sigma Phi Alpha 4. JONES, ALLEN BRUCE Golf 2, 3, 4; Ski 2, 3, 4; S.C. H.R. Rep. 4. KENNEY, GARY S. Assoc. Just. 3; Football 4; Monitor 3; Sigma Phi Alpha 4; S.C. H.R. Rep. 2, 3. KERR, STEPHEN M. Panther’s Pride 4. KIRBY, KAREN S. Bowling 3, 4; FHA 4. KORNET, NANCY LORRAINE Biology 2 (Sec. Treas.); French 2, 3; Jr. Play; Panther’s Pride 3, 4 (Co-Editor); Sr. Play; S.C. H.R. Rep. 3. KRANBERG SUSAN CAROL AFS 3; Art 3 (V.P.); Hobart Seminar 3, 4; O.Q. 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Jr. Prom; Panther’s Pride 2 (Ass’t. Bus. Man); Seneca Saga 4 (Senior Ed.); Ski 2, 3; S.C. H.R. Rep. 2, 3, 4; Usher 2, 3, 4. KREGLOH, CHRISTINE K. Bowling 2; Synchronized Swim 3. KUNZ, DONALD LEE Chorus 3; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. LAROCCA, JAMES FFA 2, 3, 4. LAWSON, LOUISE R. Helen Maney 2, 3, 4; Ski 2, 3, 4; Spanish 3; Usher 3, 4. LIGHTFOOTE, GEOFFREY S. AFS 3, 4; Band 4; Chorus 3; Public Speaking 2. LOGUE, ROXANNE Bowling 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Leader’s 4; Rock Hunter’s 3; Synchronized Swim 3. LOGUE, RUSSELL K. Basketball 2; Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3. LOUGHNEY, VINCENT J. Rifle 2; Seneca Saga 4 (Bus. Ed. Treas.); S.C. H.R. Rep. 2, 3 (Alt.); 4. LUONGO, LAWRENCE Bowling 2, 3, 4; Rifle 2. LYNN, CHARLES Rifle 2, 3, 4. MAHER, ROBERT DARYL Stage Crew 2. MAHONEY, DEBORAH D. DECA 4; Intramurals 2. MAHONEY, TERRANCE F. Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball. MARIANGELO, JOANN Basketball Concession Stand 4; Bowling 3; Usher 4. MASON, DENNIS J., II Baseball 3 (V.); Bowling 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3; Monitor 4; Ski 2, 3. MASSA, NICHOLAS P. MAXIMOFF, LYDIA Classical 2; Seneca Saga (Art Ed.) (Lay-out Ed.) 4. 139 McDERMOTT, NANCY JEAN Bowling 3, 4; Coin Stamp 3; Intramurals 2; Knitting 2; Monitor 3; Usher 4. METHENY, KAY F. Bowling 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4 (Pres.); Leader’s 3, 4. MICHAELS, LANA MARIE Chorus 2; Creative Writing 3; Hobart Seminar 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; O.Q. 2, 3 (Hist.), 4 (Rec. Sec.); Public Speaking 2; S.C. H.R. Alt. 2; S.C. Rep.-at-Large 3; Rep.-at-Large 4; Spanish 3, 4. MILLER, SUSAN A. FHA 3, 4 (Pari.). MINUTOLO, THERESA G. Bowling 2, 3; Jr. Prom. MOORE, DAVID W. Art 2, 3, 4; Chef’s 3 (Pres.), Football (J.V.) (V.); Lacrosse 2; Swim 2, 3, 4. MOORE, JAMES A. Basketball (J.V.) (V.); Cross-Country 2; Rep.-at-Large 2; Track 2. MORAN, MARY LOUISE Art 3; Arts Crafts 2; Monitor 4; Ski 3; Typing 3. MOSES, CATHERINE MICHELE AFS 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; FTA 2; Spanish 2, 3, 4. NALLE, IRENE F. Art 2, 4; Knitting 2; Typing 3. NEILD, WILLIAM J. French 3; Russian Study 4. NGUYEN, HA AFS 4 (Pres); French 4; O.Q. 4. NOWAK, SANDRA A. Spanish 2. O’BOYLE, SUSAN Alpha 2; French 3, 4; Monitor 4; Ski 2, 3 (Treas.), 4 (Treas.); S.C. H.R. Rep. 3, 4; Usher 3, 4. OLMSTEAD, FREDERICK L. OLSEN ROBERT L. Rifle 2, 3, 4. OLSOWSKY, SHIRLEY ANNE Class V.P.; O.Q. 2, 3 (V.P.), 4 (Pres.); Panther’s Pride 2, 3 (Sports Ed.), 4; Public Speaking 2; Ski 4; Soph. Hop 2; Sr. Ball; S.C. H.R. 2, 3. OSTROSKI, DAVE PALERMO, LINDA A. Glee 3; Mission 3. PALMER, WARNER M., Ill Bowling 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4. PARROTT, JOHN P. Football (J.V.); Wrestling 2, 3, 4. PEDULLA, THERESA MARIE FHA 4. PETRUCCI, ANTHONY P., JR. DECA 4; Football 2; Golf 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3; Ski 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. PICCILLO, KAREN MARIE Beta 3, 4 (Pres.); Bowling 2; Jr. Prom; Ski 4. PIOLI, LOUIS A. Football 2, 4; Lacrosse 4. PITIFER, RICHARD PORTER, LYNDA JOY Chorus 2; Classical 2; Football Refresh; Hobart Seminar 3, 4; Panther's Pride 3, 4; Rock Star 4 (Pres.); Sr. Ball 4; Ski 2, 3. POTTER, DENNIS Rifle 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. PRINDLE, MARY PRONTI, JOSEPH F. 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DECA 4; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. VOGT, DANIEL S. WALTON, J. ROBERT Jr. Play; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; S.C. H.R. Rep. 3; Tennis (V.) 2, 3, 4; V.P. of Class 4. WARD, KATHERINE WASHBURN, NANCY D. Beta 3, 4; Chorus 2; DECA 4; Knitting 4; Library 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3. WAYE, BARBARA J. Intramurals 3. WHEATON, JOHN WHITWOOD, LINDA JOANN Chorus 2; Ski Club 3; Spanish 3, 4 (Sec.). WILEY, JASON Chemistry 4; Football 2 (J.V.); Hobart Seminar 4; Math 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Spanish 2, 3 (V.P.), 4 (Pres.); S.C. Trcas. 4; Tennis 2, 3 (J.V.); Treas. of Class 3; Wrestling (V.) 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, LILY FHA 2; Intramurals 2, 3. WILLOWER, ELAINE A. Alpha 2, 3, 4; Drama 3; G.O. Treas.; Jr. Play; Mag. Drive 3; Monitor 3; Ski 2. WILSEY, GARY L. Chefs 3; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; Sigma Phi Alpha 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. WOODLEY, LINDA M. Chorus 2, 3; Knitting 4; Spanish 3, 4. WOODY, HERBERT Basketball (V.) 2, 3, 4; Chefs 3; Football 2; Track 3. YANNOTTI, TERESA A. Intramurals 3, 4; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball; S.C. Alt. 4. YAWN, LINDA LOUISE Intramurals 2, 3. YOUNGS, JEFFREY L. Basketball 2 (J.V.); Chefs 3; Class Pres. 2; Football 2 (J.V.); Hobart Seminar 3, 4; Lacrosse 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Spanish 4; S.C. H.R. Rep. 2. ZASO, MARY MARGARET Usher 3. ZASO, ROSALIA ZUMBACH, MARGUERITE JEAN Arts Crafts 3; Hobart Seminar 4; Jr. Prom; O.Q. 2, 3, 4; Panther's Pride 4; Rock Hunter’s 4; Sr. Ball 4. 141 GHS KEY STUDENT DRUG COUNCIL COMPANY TYMAN FORD INC. DEWEY'S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS GENEVA AUTO COMPANY, INC. MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY RONALD PRINDLE, M.D. ACE BROOKS SPORT SHOP BELHURST CASTLE BENNETT FUNERAL HOME CLARKE’S DRUG STORE DOUGLAS E. FAIRCHILD FINGER LAKES LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS GAGLIANESE FLOWER SHOP GENEVA SAVINGS BANK GENEVA TIMES GIGLIOTTI CENTRAL SERVICE 142 DR. ARTHUR GOODRICH HARMAN’S SPORT SHOP HOWARD’S EXPRESS LA FAYETTE INN, INC. LENOX PARK WOODWORKING ROMEO LIBERIO LINCOLN ROCHESTER TRUST COMPANY LYNCH FURNITURE COMPANY MALCURIA BROTHERS INC. 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