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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

dedication 3.T). loirknioOr Ones, in fta lind of -fke t. osase a. rmi Mfir, sWij and vtdiairf', 6jla6 sfm rnijhh'lyjMj M. hard -for his Country and uxlb iCdki'med bjj aJl 2 m memortam DOC BONESTEEL Where do you start-with a man like Doc? When the world needed his wisdom so badly. Where do you start-with words to describe A man who gave so much-so gladly. Yes Doc, you have given your all, And your all meant the very best. For you’ve left your mark on ten thousand kids, Who are richer, as they will attest. Your courage has inspired us all, But few men knew its limit, And with the ever darkening days Nothing could ever dim it. Yes somewhere you’ll find a mountain With an Indian Lake near by, Where the hunting is great and the fishing-Well-you’ll never have to lie. So throw out the ball and get on the field, For in spirit you will always be here, And when we tell future teams bout Doc, We hope they won’t notice the tear. Joe Morrissette, Coach for some the Road divides, and we each take our separate ways; some continue as a Company for a time. This book purports to be an Account of the part of this Journey we have made together. May we ever be Desirers of Dragons. The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way, Where many paths and errands meet. And wither then? I cannot say. J. R. R. Tolkien 5 administrators Mr. Spurgeon B. Wuertenberger Principal As we draw closer to the end of the school year it becomes more and more evident that the members of the Class of 1968 are going to emerge into a world that is in one of its most exciting and challenging periods of all history. Whether these challenges become obstacles of discouragement or opportunities for service and progress will be determined primarily by the internal fortitude and character of the individuals of your generation. I can hope for you that your experiences in high school will have led to your ability to make these decisions wisely. My best wishes go with you. UeeieU-De rA 8 In June of 1968, you of Geneva High School Senior Class will reach the time called graduation. Webster defines this event as Commencement. For thirteen years, most of you have been exposed to similar educational experiences. Now, you are to go your separate ways; some to continue education in academic or vocational areas; others will enter immediate employment or armed forces. Each of you will be commencing a new stage in your life. You, as an adult, must assume the responsibility for the socio-economic trends of your times. You will evaluate the past and present mores and have the opportunity to retain, modify or delete all or parts to fit the needs of your generation. May each of you achieve happiness and satisfaction for a job well done as you travel life’s path. Mr. G. Raymond Harrold Vice-principal Dr. William S. Chivcrton Superintendent of Schools board of education Sitting: Mrs. Wilbur Smith, Mr. John O’Malley, Mrs. Edgerton Deuel. Standing: Dr. Leonard Mattick, Mr. Samuel Passalacqua. englist] department Mr. Edward Tepper B.S. Mr. Bernard Gaffney B.A. Miss Dorothy Bolin B.A. Miss Kathrine White B.A. Mr. James Hotaling B.A. 10 Miss Christine Brunetti Department Head, B.A., M.A. Miss Helen Maney Department Head, B.A., M.A., L.L.D. language department Mrs. Alice Crawford B.A., M.A. Mrs. Janet VanKeuren B.A. Mrs. Azizeh Baroody B.A. social studies department Mr. Joseph Guerra M.A., M.S. Mr. Donald Ninestine B.A. Mr. JoeDan Tipps B.A., M.A. Mr. Edgerton Devel B.A., M.A. 11 Mrs. Mary Eastman Department Head, B.A. Mr. James Pietropaolo Department Head, B.S. Mr. Frank Gadsden B.S. mail] department Mrs. Lillian Kimball Mr. Robert Manners MS., BS., B.E. B.S. Mr. Roy Stoltz B.S. ir science department Mrs. Edith Braun M.S. Mr. James Francis B.S. Mrs. Lynn Broderick B.S. 12 Mr. Gilmore Epley Department Head, Ed. M. Mr. Richard Scofield B.S., Ed. M. arts Mr. Laurence Chapman B.S. Mrs. Beatrice Small M.S. Mrs. Evelyn Chapman B.S. Mr. Robert Paradiso B.S., M.S. business department Mr. Eugene Catlin B.A. Stuart Messur B.S. Mr. Thomas Godkin B.S., M.S. agricultural department 13 Mr. William Brooks B.S. pl]g£ttal education 14 music department Mr. Godfrey Brown B.S., M.M. special education Mrs. Ellen Watt B.A. tjome economics Mrs. Florence King B.S., M.S. driver education Mr. Earl Morrissette B.S. 15 Mrs. Armeda Gallagher Mrs. Agnes Herbert Miss Marion Mundingcr Mrs. Beverly Mortenson secretarial staff Miss Alberta Sears M.A. guidance department Mr. Robert Smith B.B.A. Miss Laura Wellman B.A., Ed.M. 16 cafeteria staff Mrs. Coryell, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Wills, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Priano, Mrs. Seward, Mrs. Spafford, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Schiblcy, Mrs. Vogt, Mrs. Serafino. maintenance 17 Mr. Johnson, John Quackenbush, Miss Sherra, Mr. Bixby, Mr. Pane. imrgitjj football Row 1: D. Baroody, E. Goldstone, J. Natti, captain, M. McDermott, P. Povero, G. Bogart, J. Passa-lacqua, C. Ferro, T. Calabrese, S. Strait, S. Lahr, R. Brown, M. Mahoney, S. VanGorden, C. Lahr, J. Olmstead. Row 2: J. Laquitara, P. Addona, S. Leon, T. Acquilano, N. Hatch, J. DcCicca, B. Hcl-strom, T. Ryan, G. Way, S. Pederson, K. Heusler, J. Mose, E. DcVcllis, B. Stcrman, J. Kraus, D. Owen. Row 3: Mr. Manners, coach, T. Whitaker, mgr., P. Wyckoff, mgr., F. Breitfeld, mgr., F. Catalano, S. Hatch, J. Cintineo, J. Morocco, G. Teague, S. Achilles, A. Woodbury, H. Queener, J. VanHouten, F. Over, Mr. Frabrizio, coach. Bolstered by fine performances by both offense and defense squads, Geneva’s football team was in the race for the W-FL championship right up to the very last game, a disappointing 20-0 loss to PennYan. The highlight of the season was the 25-0 upset victory over Mt. Carmel, who had not been beaten in two years. Mr. Manner’s second place team boasted of four All-Conference gridders: juniors Steve Lahr and Tony Calabrese, and senior linemen John Natti and Ed Goldstone. Also instrumental in the Big Red’s successful season were senior backs, Chuck Aiesi and Craig Lahr, who led the league in touchdowns this year. Big Red Opponents 28 Whitney Pt. 13 47 DeSales 21 26 Waterloo 13 33 Lyons 6 18 Clyde 14 20 Mynderse 39 25 Mt. Carmel 0 0 Penn Yan Won 6 Lost 2 20 20 junior Imrsity football J. V. ’s Opponents 12 Penn Yan 6 7 Mynderse 7 6 Waterloo 7 54 De Sales 6 45 Lyons 0 32 Clyde 7 6 Mt. Carmel 7 Won 4 Lost 2 Tied 1 Row 1: R. Olmstead, B. Gordon, M. Bower, G. Hall, B. Toner, K. Eimee, J. Acqui-lano, J. Walsh, J. Baumgartner, D. George, L. Fryer, C. White, B. Demuth. J. Kraus. Row 2: P. Manslank, G. Girrup, R. Liberatore, L. DeMaria, M. Ravashiere, R. Palermo, R. Collins, R. Hagadorn, T. D’Alessandro, D. Kunz, A. Russo, A. Flood, S. Bertram, R. Johnson, C. Irwin. Row 3: Mr. Johnson, coach, D. Heusler, C. Jones, B. Madia, D. Collins, T. Breitfeld, M. Rossiter, D. Bullock, B. Merritt, T. Manslank, T. Achilles, R. Champlin, D. Ostroski, M. Jabara, D. Haight, G. Ventura, G. Sterman, Mr. Hughes, coach. For the second year in a row the J.V.’s compiled a fine 4-2 record. This year the only losses were close (7-6) while the victories were one-sided. With the aid of 54 pt. scorer Paul Manslank, the Panthers had an unbelievable offense and a defense which allowed an average of only 5.7 points every game. 21 mi 22 23 football ctjmltaders Row 1: Diana Davis, Jennifer Dee, Barb Gilbert. Row 2: Nancy Jones, Mary Abbott, Judy Haslctt, Joanne Abraham, Jackie Caito, Lynn Bentley, Carol Zumbach. cross countrg Harriers Opponents 25 Waterloo 32 40 Canandaigua 21 76 Penn Yan 17 76 Clifton 96 76 Waterloo 55 53 Auburn 22 53 Cato-Meridian 74 24 Clifton 31 26 Mynderse 29 Finger Lakes - 4th Won 5 Lost 4 Row 1: Ken Barton, Allan Springer, Jacques Bocquct. Row 2: Gunther Lehman, Steve Gibbons, Joe Griffin. Absent: Laury Beinert, captain, Tony Stolp, George Fairfax. In 1967 Mr. Morrissette coached a victorious cross country team for the ninth straight year. Led by sophomore Joe Griffin, the Panther harriers won three dual meets and finished fourth in league competition despite an early season injury to their captain, Laury Beinert. As only two of the varsity runners were seniors, next year Geneva High’s harriers should have an excellent chance to live up to their championship reputation which Coach Morrissette has created. 24 This year two winter sports excelled in tough sectional action. Steve Achilles won a Section 5 shield in wrestling after defeating Whitaker of Monroe in the semi’s and Pace of Corning West in the finals. The cagers also reached the finals in Section 5 competition as they finished second, beating Irondequoit, Corning East, and Monroe to earn a shot at the shield. Geneva cagers beating Irondequoit in the War Memorial. Row 1: Mr. Heard, coach, Daryl King. Row 2: Frank Catalino, Don Starr, Ed Goldstone, Absent: Bob Lagana, Erik Rossitcr, Tom Acquilano, John Deledonne, Dan McMahon, John Mesmer. Keglers 1 Waterloo Opponents 3 2 Naples 2 0 Dundee 4 3 Phelps 1 1 Penn Yan 3 1 De Sales 3 4 Mynderse 0 0 Canandaigua 4 0 Clifton 4 0 Waterloo 4 1 Penn Yan 3 1 Canandaigua 3 Won 2 Lost 9 Tied 1 With only one letterman back from the previous year’s championship team, the Geneva keglers were affected gravely and dropped to a 2-9-1 record. However there were still bright spots as Coach Heard was very impressed with freshman John Deledonne and the Section 5 doubles team of Don Starr and Bob Lagana. Encouraged by the eager youths on this year’s team, Mr. Heard expects to have a more experienced team next year and perhaps a return to a championship season. 25 sfmmming Finmen Opponents 42 Aquinas 53 59 Oakfield 36 43 Newark 52 42 Aquinas 53 60 Auburn 35 24 Canandaigua 71 48 Oakfield 47 44 Newark 51 42 Canandaigua 53 47 Auburn 48 Won 3 Lost 7 Row 1: Pete Kimball, mgr., Glade Hall, Tom Natti, Jon Dee, Dick Cocola, Tom Tol-an. Row 2: Steve Leon, Jeff Van Houten, Gary Augustine, Dennis Visco, Steve Gibbons, Chris Voss, Bill Dolan. Row 3: Bernie Nadia, Jon Hessney, Murray Heaton, Frank Over, Andy Woodbury, Steve Simons, Joe Poole, Tim Lawler. Row 4: Mr. Francis, coach, Bob Myles, Tom Currie, John Natti, Scott Smith, Gary Voss, Joe Tandle, Mark Melnicoff, Mr. Keenan, coach. The Geneva High swimmers, as expected, showed marked improvement from previous years as a result of our new, much enlarged pool. Although winning only three meets (which is better than the past several seasons), the Panther Finmen often were not beaten until the last event. Co-captain Gary Voss was responsible for the breaking of three school records: the 100 yard butterfly and the 200 and 400 yard freestyles. In the Class B. sectionals, Gary placed fifth and sixth in the 100 yard butterfly and the 200 yard freestyle respectively. Also representing the Geneva team in the sectionals were Scott Smith, a third in diving, Tom Currie, sixth in the 100 yard butterfly, and the medley relay team, composed of Bob Myles, Murray Heaton, Tom Currie, and Joe Tandle, came in sixth. 26 The Senior Finmen. 27 fraratg basketball Geneva Opponents 74 Mynderse 79 66 Lyons 49 71 Penn Yan 53 83 Victor 49 83 Canandaigua 56 77 Newark 54 81 Waterloo 62 80 Batavia 51 78 DeSales 39 Won 8 Lost 1 First Half Row 1: Dave Ferris, Don Williams, Henry Howard, Rich Blue, Steve Strait. Row 2: Ed Prindle, mgr., Allan Springer, Steve Lain, Herb Sellers, Mike McDermott, Steve Antenucci, Dave Smith, Charley Prindle, mgr. Geneva Opponents 69 Mynderse 55 90 Lyons 60 88 Penn Yan 63 95 Victor 83 83 Canandaigua 54 54 Newark 36 69 Waterloo 63 79 Batavia 70 76 DeSales 54 Won 9 Lost 0 Second Half Proving that they were the most successful GHS Basketball team since 1950, the Panthers won 20 games in a row, their second consecutive W-FL crown, and a fine second place finish in the tough Section 5 tournament. A terrific offense and defense sparked the Big Red to big victories as they completed the season with an average edge of 21 points every game. Herb Sellers paced the cagers offensively with a 17 point average, while Don Williams and Steve Lahr monopolized the rebounds. As the 5 starters all averaged more than 12 points every game, the Panthers boasted of great team effort and versatility. In the sectionals Geneva continued its fine playing and running as they defeated Irondequoit in the pre-quarterfinals. Corning East in the quarterfinals, and Monroe in the semifinals, before bowing finally to a tremendous Brockport team in the finals. Leaving this season after helping Coach Spader to a 37-3 record over the past two years will be the five outstanding seniors: Rich Blue, Henry Howard, Herb Sellers, Donnie Williams, and Dave Ferris. 28 junior imrsitg basketball J. V. ’s Opponents 62 Mynderse 46 51 Lyons 30 45 Penn Yan 42 60 Victor 32 68 Canandaigua 70 68 Newark 41 77 Waterloo 40 75 Batavia 27 59 DeSales 31 Won 8 Lost 1 First Half Row 1: Albert Williams, Ron Johnson, Dave LaRocca, Bob Demuth, A1 Sellers, Mark Wilson. Row 2: Dale Ostrosky, mgr., Chuck Hartman, Don Wright, Harold Fryer, Leo Dinan, Ken Fulton, Tom Dolan, mgr., Mr. Wilson, coach. J. V. ’s Opponents 58 Mynderse 30 67 Lyons 42 66 Penn Yan 51 57 Victor 48 59 Canandaigua 47 78 Newark 56 63 Waterloo 30 71 Batavia 45 65 DeSales 27 Won 9 Lost 0 Second Half The J. V.’s were just as successful this year as the sensational Varsity as they also repeated as Wayne-Finger Lakes champions. Losing a tight 70-68 game to Canandaigua in the first half of the season, the Junior Varsity Basketball team went on to an undefeated second half and a 17-1 record. Outscoring their opponents by an average of 23 points, the J. V. cagers were led by sophomores Leo Dinan and Harold Fryer, who were both brought up to the varsity team during the sectionals. spader's go-go panthers” 30 toareitg cljeerleaders Left to Right: Gail Abraham, Fee Gee Costa, Daryl Hall (top) Lynda Evangelista, Stephanie Coleman, Marcia Levy. junior toarsitg cheerleaders Left to Right: Carolyn Springer, Sharon Bardeen, Cheryl Peterson, Sally Furman, Marcia Lenfest. Absent: Kelly Fegley. 31 iiamtg famtlmg Row 1: Steve Achilles, co-captain, Joe Morocco, Geoff Marshall, Don Damick, John Szkolnik, Tony Sabatine. Row 2: Dave Atkinson, Dave Haight, Tony Calabrese, Steve Van Gorden, Mike Jabara, Paul Manslank. Absent: Laury Beinert, co-captain, Tony Cupelli, John Leo. Coach: Mr. Deuel. Grapplers Opponents 9 Canandaigua 35 35 Pal-Macedon 17 41 Newark 5 24 Wayne 20 11 Auburn 34 6 Mynderse 44 35 Lyons 13 21 Corning East 24 24 Waterloo 23 6 Rush-Henrietta 38 21 Penn Yan 27 19 Victor 8th - Auburn Tourney 3rd - W-FL Tourney Won 5 Lost 7 21 Even with the great inexperience which the Panther wrestlers had this year, they managed to tie for third in the Wayne-Finger Lakes League and finish a solid third in the league tourney. Co-captain Steve Achilles, 133 pounder, was Geneva’s most valuable wrestler, winning a W-FL title and a Section V shield. Of the regular 12 varsity grapplers, only 2 were seniors, 2 juniors, and the remainder sophomores and freshmen. This implies that next year the Panthers will greatly improve their 5-3 league record and that, with a little more experience, they will make a serious bid for the conference title. 32 junior imrettg farestling J. V’s Opponents 26 Canandaigua 18 8 Pal-Macedon 6 15 Newark 26 0 Wayne 25 11 Auburn 19 5 Mynderse 22 13 Lyons 3 6 Corning East 28 10 Waterloo 17 0 Rush-Henrietta 44 7 Penn Yan 24 6 Victor Won 4 Lost 8 3 Row 1: Jim Welsh. Row 2: Rich Meyers, John Sindoni, Ron Palermo, David George, Mark Jones. Row 3: Alex Courtney, Rick Champlin, Cliff, Irwin, Tom Achilles, Stan Weaver. Absent: Ernie Ash, Steve DiDuro, Jack Gleason. Coach: Mr. Choffin. Although the J. V. wrestling team was composed of only first-year grapplers, it held its own with a 4-8 overall record. With three league wins, the J. V.’s were at their best in their first meet, a surprising 26-18 victory over Canadaigua, whose varsity walked away with both the league and Section V crowns. 33 lacrosse Stickmen Opponents 15 . E. Syracuse 2 7 Fayetteville Manlius 8 7 Baldwinsville 5 10 Eastridge 0 7 Webster 4 4 Corning East 1 12 Manlius 2 5 Irondequoit 3 9 Mynderse 1 10 Watertown 2 15 Webster 4 13 Corning West 4 15 Eastridge 2 11 Mynderse 3 2 Irondequoit 5 7 Lafayette 10 Won 13 Lost 3 Row 1: Steve Pederson, Jim Mose, Tim Ryan, Steve Achilles, Steve Ryan. Row 2: Fletcher Barton, Tom Currie, Shinji Hatch, Rich Brown, John Natti, Bob Helstrom, Mike Mahoney. Row 3: Ed Goldstone, Tony Calabrese, Scott Smith, Bob Demuth, Murray Heaton, Noble Hatch, Bruce Moore. Coach: Mr. Manners. The 1967 lacrosse team proved to be the best lacrosse squad ever at Geneva High. With great positive attitude and team effort, Mr. Manners’ stickmen shattered 16 individual and team records on way to the Western Conference title of the Upstate Lacrosse League. The top scorer was record-breaking Jon Ryan with 58 points. The outlook for 1968 seems bright, as ten of the top fourteen scorers will return and no first-string defensemen are leaving. A hard place to fill, however, will be goalie Bill Abraham’s, whose career save total of 504 is an all-time G.H.S. high. 34 junior txaratg lacrosse J. V. 's Opponents 4 E. Syracuse 2 5 Fayetteville 2 Manlius 7 Baldwinsville 1 3 Webster 5 6 Mynderse 2 0 Irondequoit 4 9 Corning West 6 5 Waterloo 6 9 West Genesee 3 9 Webster 4 2 Mynderse 1 4 Irondequoit 6 Won 8 Lost 4 Row 1: Ed George, Steve VanGorden, Leo Dinan, Allen Flood, Don Haight, Rick Chester. Row 2: Don Hclstrom, Ron Olmstead, Pete Wyckoff, Greg Sterman, Tom Achilles, Ed Champlin, Rick Champlin. Row 3: John Abbott, John Leo, Bob Collins. Coach: Mr. Deal. Led by top scorer Leo Dinan, the J.V. lacrosse team followed in the varsity’s footsteps, as they compiled a respectable 8-4 record. Probably their best win was the 9-4 victory over Webster, who previously in the season had defeated Geneva 5-3. All underclassmen, the J.V. squad will almost entirely move up to varsity and fill in the spots left by the graduating seniors. 35 tennis Netmen 2 3 2 4 5 4 3 1 2 5 1 Allan Springer, Dan Haight, Frank Over, Bill Dolan, Rick Hart, Don Cass, Tom Dolan, Mr. Tipps, coach. Canandaigua Opponent 3 Mynderse 2 Penn Yan 3 Victor 1 Waterloo 0 Naples 1 Canandaigua 2 Mynderse 4 Penn Yan 3 Waterloo 0 Victor 4 Geneva High’s 1967 tennis team had a strong 6-5 record. Coach Tipps’ netmen were led by the best doubles team, Rick Stelter and Eric Hessney, who compiled a 10-1 record. Also outstanding on this year’s team were Dick Emmerman and Allan Springer, both specializing in singles. With most of the varsity graduating, 1968 will have to be a building year for the Geneva High tennis team. 36 imratg baseball Geneva Opponent 14 Lyons 2 12 Waterloo 0 2 Penn Yan 0 1 DeSales 2 7 Canandaigua 1 8 Mynderse 3 3 Newark 2 14 Victor 1 24 Lyons 3 6 Penn Yan 4 0 DeSales 2 8 Waterloo 2 2 Canandaigua 8 6 Mynderse 1 11 Newark 0 1 Victor 0 Row 1: Mike McDermott, Sandy Crawley, Herb Sellers, Richie Blue. Row 2: Chris Hall, Dave Nalle, Don Starr, Bill Sterman. Row 3: Henry Howard, Steve Strait, Craig Fisher, captain; Denny Mason, Joe Passalacqua. Mr. Spader’s great 1967 baseball team was just one of the four sports to win a championship this spring. Statistically, the Panthers really earned the W-FL crown: Geneva hurlers allowed 33 runs while the Panther batters accumulated 120 runs, showing their dominance on the baseball diamond. Leading this team to its 13-3 record was its Captain and most valuable player, Craig Fisher, who, for the last three years has often demonstrated his pitching ability on the mound. Even with the loss of this great player, Geneva has hopes for another baseball title in 1968 with 12 experienced lettermen returning. 37 junior fcargity baseball J. V. 's Opponents 35 Lyons 0 12 Waterloo 0 9 Penn Yan 0 10 Canandaigua 7 14 Mynderse 3 12 Newark 4 24 Victor 3 1 DeSales 2 5 Waterloo 1 7 Penn Yan 5 0 Canandaigua 5 18 Mynderse 4 14 Newark 4 12 Victor 0 4 DeSales Won 13 Lost 2 2 The junior varsity baseball team had an unbelievable season in 1967, scoring 56 runs before their first three opponents scored one. Overall the Panthers had a 177-40 edge over their victims while rolling to an excellent 13-2 record. Next year the varsity will welcome many of these experienced J.V. players. Row 1: Ron Palermo, Don Wright, Ron Johnson, Rick Champlin, Dave La Rocca. Row 2: Dave Smith, Larry Spruill, Steve Simon, John Cintineo, Gary Seymour. Row 3: Mr. Dumpleton, coach, Ray Hardy, Joe DeCicca, Craig Reichert, Doug Arnott, Randy Hagadorn, Joe Iaconis, mgr. track Qndermen Opponents 67 Canandaigua 61 99 Waterloo 18 68 lA Mynderse 48 55 Penn Yan 62 Penfield Relays-2nd Hornell Relays - 7th Kiwanis Relays - 1st FL Championship - 3rd Won 3 Lost 1 Row 1: John Mesmer, Ralph Yawn, Chris Voss, Mark Mclnicoff. Row 2: Bill Wheaton, Jack Gleason, Dale Ostrowski, Dave Haight, Laury Beinert. Row 3: Ken Barton, Bob Miles, Ed Moss, Chuck Hartman. Row 4: Dale Owen, Bob Oddi, Steve Lahr, Clyde Hardy, Larry Johnson, Rich Watling. Row 434: Kcid Yeltneb, YnaR Noskcaj, Heir Nworb. 38 There was a real scramble in the Wayne-Finger Lakes League last year and the Geneva track team was right in the thick of it, winding up in a three way tie for first place with Penn Yan and Canandaigua. Among other accomplishments were three broken school records: Steve Lahr in the high jump, Dennis Potter in the hurdles, and Dale Owen, Edgar Moss, Dennis Potter, and Ken Barton in the mile medley. In the Finger Lakes Class A Championships, Geneva finished third in total points with firsts tallied by Edgar Moss in the 440 yd. run, high jumper Steve Lahr, and our 880 yd. relay team, which included Ralph Yawn, Mike Bennett, Bill Wheaton, and Dale Owen. 39 Row 1: Gary Teague, Dave Ferris, Mark Pirozzi. Row 2: Tom Heatherley, Ron Schnirel, Alan Winship, Ed Prindle, Gordon Breese. Champs Opponents 614 Canandaigua 2)4 514 Penn Yan 3)4 8)4 DeSales 14 5)4 Mynderse 314 8)4 Clifton Spa. 14 9 Victor 0 314 Canandaigua 214 6)4 Penn Yan 2)4 614 DeSales 214 6 Mynderse 3 7 Clifton Spa. 2 814 Victor !4 414 Penn Yan 114 414 Lyons 0 Won 14 Lost 0 1967 marked the second consecutive year that the Varsity Golf team swept the Finger Lakes Championship, this year with an undefeated 14-0 record. Dave Ferris and Alan Jones were representatives on the winning Finger Lakes team in the Section V tournament, thus earning white sectional shields. Since only two members of the 1967 championship team graduated, Coach Messur feels very optimistic about the 1968 season. 40 jour ftot off-fk koln! 41 act fatties tfotx tlje rautbofo 44 S. Rodman, L. Evangelista, M. Ellis, D. Mallabcr, B. Bertino, editor, T. Currie, C. Christensen, J. Rollo, M. Pirozzi, S. D’ Agostino, D. Mosicr. sbt club G. Teague, J. Kraus, J. Kipp, J. Peck, J. Visco, R. Jackson, L. Barnard, D. Roenke, A. Braun, D. Ralston, C. Fitch, K. Atkinson, J. Bryant, E. Pena, R. Geary, R. Locarrini, M. Johnson, B. Shaw, J. Kraus, L. DeMaria, A. Mulvey, D. O’Malley, A. Livingston, D. Arnott. B. Bcnnet, P. Mitchell, B. Allen, C. Clark, S. Farnsworth, T. Heatherly, B. Burgess, M. Pirozzi, C. Visco, C. Casey, S. Marshall, S. Bertram, M. Levy, S. Hamling, D. Barton, D. Helmer, D. Hall, E. Volpe, D. Smith, S. O’Boyle, J. Over, C. Springer, S. Hogan, L. Leink, D. Boyer. 45 student Row 1: Debbie Ralston, Daryl Hall, Paulette Sha-hum, Judy Haslett. Row 2: Jennifer Dee, Dinos Gioulakis. Row 1: Joe Iconis, Julie Bonney. Row 2: Louis DeMaria, Marcia Lenfest, Jennifer Dee, Ruth Buell, Midge Ellis, Sue Sjoblem, Cheryl Sax. Row 3: Paulette Shahum, Correne Crawford, Kathy Atkinson, Debbie O’Malley, Maricnne Roberts, Beth Radder, Natalie Impelliteri. 46 council Row 1: Dale Owen, Gary Teague, Steve Strait, Arnold Livingston, Chuck (Wire) Ferro. Row 2: Bill Dolan, Ed Goldstone, Debbie Davis, Bill Sterman, Daryl Hall. Row 3: Fletcher Barton, Joe Tandlc, Roberta Stacy, Herb Sellers, Joe Iconis, Julie Bonney. student court 47 Row 1: Laura Lee Lienk, Herb Sellers, chief justice, Cindy Lont. Row 2: Charlie Prindle, Leo Dinan, John Natti. monitors Row 1: Bob Talomie, Tom Whitaker, Tom Currie, Tim Ryan. Row 2: Ed Goldstone, Neil Switzer. Row 3: Mr. Harrold, Bill Sterman, George Fairfax, John Natti, Larry Spahn, Nat Burke, Henry Howard, Rich Handing, Harold Fryer, Rich Blue. Row 4: Bob Smith, Scott Smith. Row 5: Arnold Livingston, Larry Rowe, Bruce Moore. Row 1: Margo Lawrence, Joan Rollo, Sandy D’Agostino. Row 2: Gail Abraham, Mary Abbott, Sue Marshall, Debbie Marlow, Beth Lamer, Corrcnc Crawford, Stephanie Coleman. Row 3: Carol Zumbach. 48 ameritan field sertrice Row 1: Sue Robinson, Ann Warner, Kathy Roe, Debbie Nutter, Sandi Beretta, Jaqucs Boquct. Row 2: Linda Clisc, Mary Abbott, Gunther Lehmann, Allen Springer, Debbie Ralston. Standing: Donna Whyte, Carole Cukell, Wendy Tashiro. Row 1: Cheryl Pedersen, Virginia Atkinson, Debra Iddings, Renee DeYulio. Row 2: Ann Aldrich, Ann Causey, Sharon Perry, Kathy Carlson, Elly Casteel. htologg club Janice Baroody, Mary Lou DeBacco, Tom Dolan, Mrs. Braun, Nancy Coates, Denise Casasanta, Faye Bardeen. Joe Kahl, John D. Clark, Rick Watling, Gordon Breese, Mrs. Braun, Fred Seward, Gary Fairchild. Bob Neve, Mrs. Braun, Mary Aiesi, Bob Cook, Betsy Moyer, Tom Acquilano, Alice Towne. 50 boots and saddles Cheryl Pederson, Debbie Boyer, Gloria Peek, Sue Crofoot, Janet Simmonds, Pat Mitchell, Cathy Roe, Ellen Grapensteter, Mrs. Broderick. bridge club Row 1: Gary Teague, Steve Achilles. Row 2: Tom Achilles, Charles Hurst. library club Row 1: Mr. Stoltz, Fletcher Barton. Row 2: Murray Heaton, Ronnie Olmstead. Row 1: Sigrid Beebe, Elaine Sccor, Linda Huie, Debra Iddings, Anna Rechstciner, Lynn Sterbian, Betsy Moyer. Row 2: Martha Enos, Juanita Derleth. EDITOR-Mike Walsh ASSISTANT EDITOR—Chris Smith ACTIVITIES Arnold Livingston Dale Roenke Ted Crowley ADVERTISING Daryl Hall Donna Jones ART Elita Pena Darlene Helmer Bob Burgess BUSINESS Roseann Crupi Joan Breese Karen Addona Gary Bogart Debbie Beaudry smeca saga COPYWRITERS Debbie Ralston Kevin Gibbs Wendy Stobie Le Barnard 52 faculty Wendy Tashiro PHOTOGRAPHY Peter Kriss Bruce Jackson Bruce King SPORTS Laury Beinert Lyle Warren Tom Bogart Larry Spruill Mark Melnicoff UNDERCLASS Jennifer Dee ADVISORS Mr. Mahon Mr. Paradiso 53 djoru Row 1: Sharon Alexander, Sue Malian, Beverly Hornbeck, Arlene Morse, Patty Vogt, Clarisa Ray. Row 2: Josie Anderson, Rende Deyulio, Evelyn Withers, Mary George, Amy Strousc, Jane Over, Roberta Stacy, Sandy Umiker. Row 3: Karen Breese, Patty Snyder, Sharon Perry, Sue Hamling, Barb Barton, Debbie Nutter, Julie DeZillo, Connie Smith. Row 4: Ralph Estes, Mike Derleth, George Fairfax, Steve Curtis, Lee Cooper, Dinos Gioulakis, Derrick Mosier. Row 1: Sharon Alexander, Alice Towne, Denise McCarthy, Mary George, Tina DiDuro, Pat Moracco. Row 2: Carol Cukell, Suzanne Kane, Becky Cimineri, Laura Hall, Elaine Mungo, Arlene Morse. 54 majorette Row 1: Susan Seymore, Josephine Trunzo, Debbie Lamer, leader, Joanne Monaco, Brenda Laquitaro. Row 2: Nancy Crawford, Dcbby Starr, Mary Ann Morraco, Debbie Perry, Mary Martha Crawford. Missing: Gail Finley. Left to Right: Karen Breesc, Denise Bigger, Beth Lamer, leader. 55 band Row 1: Bob Sacone, Erick Rossiter, Steve Cocola, Charles Watson, Bob Huling. Row 2: Leslie Gilpatric, Dan Feligno. Row 1: Jim Rowe, Ed Smaldone, Tony Cupelli, Don Sherman, Scott Flood. Row 2: Jim Nolan, Steve Simons, Louis DcMaria, Mark Mclnicoff, Ed Acquista. 56 Row 1: Robert Giurdino, Ken Boyer, Chris Voss, Sandy Umiker, Julie Dizillo. Row 2: Glenn Withiam, Ann Bardeen, Margy Staat, Jeanne Brown, Joanne Sommerville. band 57 Row 1: Dick Graham, David Povero, Dianne Brandt, Jim Lamer, Jimmy Richmond. Row 2: Don Damick, Nathan Massey, David Smith. Gail DeVaney, Donna Hernandes, Kate Dean, Joanne Champlin, Connie VanCuren, Mrs. King. Margie Rose, Anna Rcchsteiner, Theresa Madigan, Nancy Maher, Janice Gregory, Sharon Myles, Patty Pane. Row 1: Cathy Sibus, Patty Snyder, Joanne Visco, Denise McCarthy. Row 2: Barb Kenny, Pam Stewart, Beverly Tillman, Carol Edmonds. Maty Barry, Mary Woznick, Mary George, Beth Palmer, Connie Smith, Bonnie VanCuren, Elbe Westfall. 58 knitting clnb Row 1: Joanne DiTulio, Norma Akens, Karen Campbell, Kate Murphy. Row 2: Mrs. Small, Becky Cimineri, Barb Kikkert. Row 1: Carol Coffin, Mary Aiesi, Joanne Champlin, Elaine Mungo. Row 2: M’Scrrah Bishara, Linda Gahagan, Kim Morrow, Linda Buck. Janice Baroody, Alice Towne, Judy Trumbull, Judy Woodley, Patty Vogt, Sharon Vogt, Julia Barilla, Debbie O’Mally, Cindy Collins, Ellie Westfall. ttvtit franpt Row 1: Donna Miller, Peter Kimball, Linda Dildine, Claire DerCola. Row 2: Miss Brunetti, Mary Murphy, Gail Benda, Chris Smith, Kathy Rose, Peggy Breucr, Kelly Fegley, John Murphy, Cindy Wheeler, Liz Rapalee. fraratg club Row 1: Steve Achilles, Laury Beinert, Ken Barton, Tim Ryan, Tom Whitaker. Row 2: Ed Goldstone, Steve Strait, Edgar Moss, Dave Ferris, Jim Mose, Dale Owen. Row 3: Mr. Manners, Tony Calabrese, John Natti, Allen Springer, Herb Sellers, Dick Bentley, Mr. Paradiso. 60 drama club Row 1: Connie Clark, Cheryl Barkan, Anne Causey, Donna Whyte, Dcbby Riker, Ellen Casteel, Connie Fairfax, Beth Radder, Wendy Hannacker, Chris Casey, Lynn Volpi, Kathy DiNardi, Ruth Buell, Evelyn Withers. Row 2: Jim Carnevale, Barbara Fisher, Georgette Murphy, Marcia Levey, Mr. Tepper, Natalie Impcllittcri, Correne Crawford, Peter Kimball, Peggy Forsythe. Row 1: Carole Cukell, Kathy Cullip, Cindy Lont, Rosemary Moses, Marienne Roberts, Fred Barkan, Mike George, Patsy Marino, Kathy Mariangelo, Diane Jones, Ron Olmstead, Cindy Hemminger, Stephanie McCusker, Donna Miller. Row 2: Mary Murphy, Karen Addona, Julie Michaels, Joe Kahl, Andy Robson, Ray Sprague, Gunther Lehmann, Amy Strouse, Karen Brccse, Jacquie Starr, Bob Neve, Anne Mulvey, Debbie Nutter. bog ’ intramural Row 1: James Rowe, Doug Carey, Alex Jones, Randy Hagadorn, Ralph Yawn, Steve Capozzi, Bill Dolan, Mike Godkin. Row 2: Mr. Keenan, Tom Bonacci, Tom Pugh, Fred Barkan, Bob Smith, Pat DiDuro, Matty Woodbury, Neil Switzer. Row 1: Frank Quartaro, Joe Brill, Jim Olmstead, John Cintineo, Mike Pettrone, Bill Cole. Row 2: Larry Rowe, Kevin Loucks, Gordon Breese, Bob Cook, Chuck Ferro, Gary Teague, Bruce Moore. Row 1: Dale Ostroski, Clifford Carter, Joe Palermo, Peter Wyckoff, Eddie Abraham. Row 2: John Natti, Bob Talomie, Rich Brown, Chip Jones, James Sapp, Noble Hatch. 62 girls1 intramurals Row 1: Kay Logue, Nancy Jones, Diane Jones, Miss Kjar, Gail Abraham, Carol Zumbach. Row 2: Debbie Riker, Wendy Hannacker, Margo Lawrence, Marina Beebe, Suzanne Kane, Felicia Costa, Beth Lamer. Row 1: Gwen Stokes, Gloria Blue, Marsha Coleman, Debbie Davis, Lynn Bentley. Row 2: Sharon Bardeen, Debbie Bonner, Stephanie Coleman, Cheryl Sax, Doris Sanchez. Row 3: Bunnie Breese, Clarica Ray, Addie Carter, Gloria Harding, Betsy Toner. Row 1: Ann Flynn, Darlene Helmer. Row 2: Miss Kjar, Jackie Lcgott, Ann Aldrich, Debbie Davis, Karen Dilmore, Barbara Kenny, Donna Jones, Laura Lee Licnk, Yvonne Eisenberg, Jane Over. Row 1: Barbara Gilbert, Gail DeVaney, Anne Finley, Josephine Zello, Pat Russo, Donna Hernandes. Row 2: Jane Bryant, Joan Breese, Valdemar Fitzhurst, Suzanne Kane, Kathy DcMattics, Sonya Yawn, Jolenc Capozzi, Pat DiNardi, Patty Theriault. Row 3: Beverly Simpson, Cynthia Yawn, Theresa Madigan. 63 Hwodk df $SL 64 65 foreign exchange student Jacques Bocquet-Belgium Thanks to the American Field Service, I have been able to enjoy American life. I especially appreciate the hospitality. In Belgium, I have already graduated. However, my former school is not at all comparable to a high school in the United States. When I return, I will study at the University of Louvain, majoring in biology. I want to thank everyone at school for being so friendly and my International Fellowship family for their hospitality. This has been one of the greatest experiences of my life because I have learned much. I have improved my English and learned to be more independent. These things will be important to me and to my future. 66 foreign exchange students When I return home this summer, I will take back with me the experience of a new life, that is, my life here. I will miss the Michaels family, with whom I am staying, as well as other friends. Instead of football and basketball, I will be watching bullfighting. Xavier Loaiza-Mexico This year, made available to me by the International Christian Youth Exchange, has been wonderful. I think that each nation has a different mentality, and being here has made me see the optimistic, open America. It has made me slower to judge people and broadened my view. Ideally, my first two university semesters will be in the United States. 67 Gunther Lehmann-Germany underclass soptjottuim Sitting: Donna DeYulio, treas.; Anne Causey, sec. Standing: Ron Olmstcad, pres.; Cheryl Pederson, v.p. 70 Ruth Buell, Ellen Casteel, Denise Casasanta, Sandra Colvin, Alan Flood. Row 1: Leo (Karate) Dinan, Roxanne O’Malley, Larry Spruill, Ed Abraham, Chris Voss. Row 2: Ralph Yawn, Cheryl Pederson, Gloria Peak, Dave Spruill. Row 3: Joe Poole, Glenn Withiam, Steve Cocola. 72 Row 1: Diane Brandt, Debbie Boyer. Row 2: John D. Clark, Don Dainick, Bob DeMuth, Steve Cole, Ricky Chester, Lee Cooper. Mickey Jabara, Sally Greco, John Hamling, Yadira Diaz, Jimmy Harrison. Joyce Hutchinson, Beverly Hornbeck, Hilda Libera-tore, Wendy Hannacker, Buzzy Merritt, Daryl King, Sam Maio, Mike Linden. Row 1: Mary Griffin, Laura Lee Lienk, Linda Kane, Nancy Jones, Gloria Harding. Row 2: Jay Kipp, Marcia Lenfest, Jim Lamer, Dan McMann. Top to Bottom: Chip Jones, Don Hclstrom, Tina DiDuro, Charles Hurst, Mary George, Carol Edmonds. Denise McCarthy, Pat Marino, Kathy Mariangelo, Ron Palermo, Frank Picchi, Bob McLeod. 74 Nancy Coates, Linda Buck, Marsha Coleman, Audry Carroll. 75 Harold Fryer, Kathy Carlson, Ed George, Judi Cannuli, Addie Carter. Row 1: Dave Haight, Randy Hagadorn, Cliff Irwin, Joe Griffin, Peggy Forsyth, Diana Davis, Kelly Fegley. Ron Christensen, Cliff Carter, Janet Beardsley, Mary Barry, Donna Barton. Ralph Estes, Darlene Certo, Ken Fulton, Anne Causey, Barb Breese. Katie Murphy, John Perry, Jane Over, Betsey Moyer, Dale Ostroski, John O’Brien. 77 Standing: Donna Gilly, Joanne Palermo, Patty Mesmer, Joanne Miller, Patty Pane. Sitting: Chuck Hartman, Steve Capozzi, Ron Johnson, Dave LaRocca, Mike Godkin, Bill Allen. Row 1: Cindy Collins, Pat Baroody, Donna Hernandes. Row 2: Dave Hadden, Debbie Bonner, Gloria Blue, Walt Phillips. Row 3: Joe Poole, Tom Bonacci, Tom Dolan, Dave Atkinson, Ron Kramerance, Don Miller. 78 Row 1: Elaine Secor, Connie Springer, Melanie Pedula, Beryl Solea, Debbie Rikker. Row 2: Darrel Swan, Andy Robson, Don Sherman, Ray Sprague. Row 1: Karen Barkan, Julie DiZillo, Sharon Alexander, Donna DiYulio. Row 2: Kay Logue, Debbie Beaudry, Debbie O’Malley, Joanne Abraham, Sally Furman, Joanne DiTulio. Row 3: Kathy DeCann, Pat Handlan, Julie Barilla. 79 Sitting: Mary Lou DeBacco, Steve Earley, Paul Manslank, Mary Aiesi, Kathy DiNardi, Tom Pugh, Donna DiYulio, Dave Povero. Standing: Dick Kunz, Dan Maney. Row 1: Rick Urwin, Bev Tillman, Dennis Visco. Row 2: Gary Ventura, Steve VanGorden, Pat Vogt, Dale Sheridan, Dan Vose. Row 1: John Serrett, Bob Shaw, John Sindoni, Ron Russo, Gary Seymour, Tony Sabatine. Row 2: Albert Sellers, Craig Riker, Steve Simons, Greg Sterman, Mark Rossiter, Jim Richmond. 80 bot-top: Ken Younger, Sarah Young, Bill Wilsey, Jackie Williams, A1 Williams, Don Wright, Matt Woodbury, Carolyn Visco, Pete Wycoff, Rich Wat-ling. Row 1: Midge Ellis, Elaine Secor (again), Sharon Moracco, Cindy Wheeler, Bud Dobbertin, Dan DiDuro, Jim Kraus. Row 2: Bob DcCola, Bernie Madia, Tim Lawler, Rich Kircher, Steve Bertram. Row 1: Sandy Rodman, Connie Smith, June Sera-fino, Roberta Stacy, Sharon Perry, Patty Snyder. Row 2: Tom Raymer, Ron Steadman, Lavert Ray, A1 Rogers, Nancy Robinson, Harry Serrett, John Trunzo. 82 83 jmtttirs Sitting: Marcia Levey, sec.; Helen Chiverton, treas. Standing: Phil Povero,pre£; Claire DerCola, v.p. 86 87 Row 1: Rupert Keransckiwitz, Melvin Finklcstein, Linda Huie, Kevin Lindsay, Gail Devaney, Mike Loman, Yvonne Eisenberg, Kathy Lucey. Row 2: Leo Dibble, Gerry Coif, Connie Clark, Kathy Roe, Frank Over. Row 1: Cindy Phippen, Debbie Nutter, Pat Mitchell, Doris Sanchez. Row 2: Gerry Snow, Mike Springmier, Alan Springer, Kim Morrow, Cindy Miller, Sharon Myles. 88 Row 1: Estelle Gigliottc, Candy Iddings, Holly Hewitt, Barb Gilbert, Pat Gurba. Row 2: Joe Laquitara, Tom Heatherly, Bill Hickey, Mike McDermott, Ken McHale, Mike Mahoney. Row 1: Sharon DiNardi, Linda Dildine, Steve Harvey, Ray (Spook) Geary, Rick Hart, Bob Fordon. 89 Row 1: Linda Clise, Pat Theriault, Helen Chiverton, Joan Breese, Dawn Trumbull. Row 2: Bill Cole, John Abbott, Ken Barton, Steve Curtis, Bob Cook. Row 1: Linda Ferrini, Jackie Lcgott, Joe Kahl, Joe Kraus, Marcia Levey, Cindy Lont. Row 2: Natalie Impellitteri, Murray Heaton, Mike Hoffman, Nathan Massey. 90 Row 1: John Cintineo, Sue Coryell, Karen Campbell, Bob Collins. Row 2: Chris Christensen, Carole Cukell, Kathy Cullip. Row 1: Dennis Fenner, Dan Baroody, Sandy Santilli, Ann Warner, Chris Venuti, Cathy Sibus. Row 2: John Abeel, Bill Smith, George Solomon, Kip Lewis, Bill Dolan, Dave Stoddard. 91 Sitting: Fred Breitfeld, A1 Winship, Tom Affleck, Dave Trunzo, Don Cass. Standing: Linda Buck, Betsy Toner, Jayne Bryant, Rachel Tiballi, Maria Torres. Row 1: Debbie Davis, Rosemary Moses, Karen Dilmore, Beth Radder, Diane Gay. Row 2: Dave Smith, Ron Schnirel, Gloria Passalacqua, Steve Ryan, Harry Queener. Row 1: Roseanne Guererri, Theresa Madigan, Lyn Jorgensen, Nancy Maher. Row 2: Ben McCheyne, Joe Catalano, John Mesmer, Karl Mith, Joe Iaconis. 92 Row 1: Sue Sjoblom, Cheryl Sax, Sue Santilli, Jac-quie Starr, Margie Staat, Brian Seward. Row 2: Paul Sloth, Bob Neve. Row 1: Barb Fisher, Kathleen Harding, Jan Kuryla, Mickey MacDonald, Julie Michaels. Row 2: Ken Ileusler, John Murphy, Steve Lahr, Steve Leone, Ann Flynn. Sitting: Dave Hadden (soph.), Don Ribble, Joanne DiTulio (soph.), Carol Edmonds (soph.), John Pruett, Charlie Prindle. Standing: John Peck, Jim Sapp, Lloyd Poole, Phil Povero. 93 Row 1: Josie Anderson, Norma Aikens, Cindy Bar-oody, Bob Barnes, Bob Brooks, Doug Arnott. Row 2: Gary Bogart, Mike Bennet. Row 1: Gail Benda, Kathy Atkinson. Row 2: Peggy Breuer, Barb Bennet. Row 3: Joe Catalano, Jeannic Brown, Perry Carter. Row 4: Greg Way, Ed Champlin, Joe DeCicca, Tony Calabrese, Gary Teague. 94 Row 1: Evelyn Withers, Wendy Stobie, Bernice Bowden, Sherry Gulvin, Paulette Shahum, Donna Whyte, Marcia Hessney. Row 2: Peter Kriss, John Leo, Matty Woodbury, Lynn Bentley, Tony Mcringelo, Steve Antenucci, Jeff VanHouten. Lucinda Anns, Tom Affleck, Phil Breitficld, Karen Adams, Tom Acquilano. 95 96 97 m mm art am 98 J. GILMORE EPLEY for twenty - seven years of dedicated service CAPTAIN CHARLES E. WUERTENBERGER in nmnnriam 99 100 101 %m tors I sit beside the fire and think of all that I have seen, of meadow-flowers and butterflies in summers that have been; Of yellow leaves and gossamer in autumns that there were, with morning mist and silver sun and wind upon my hair. I sit beside the fire and think of how the world will be when winter comes without a spring that I shall ever see. For still there are so many things that I have never seen: in every wood in every spring there is a different green. I sit beside the fire and think of people long ago, and people who will see a world that 1 shall never know. But all the while I sit and think of times there were before, I listen for returning feet and voices at the door. —J.R.R. Tolkien GAIL MARY ABRAHAM MARY ELIZABETH ABBOTT KAREN MARIE ADDONA STEPHEN ACHILLES JEFFREY A. ADAMS CHARLES AIESI SANDRA A. ALVEY 104 CHARLES AMMERMAN CHARLES BACON FLETCHER EDDY BARTON MARINA G. BEEBE 106 M’SERRAH BISHARA KEVIN BIXLER RICHARD A. BLUE ■ JACQUES BOCQUET JULIA C. BONNEY ANDREA KIRSTEN BRAUN GORDON F. BREESE GAYLE ELIZABETH BROOKS RICHARD R. BROWN JR. JACQUELINE CAITO DONALD CALABRESE SHIRLEY ANN BROWN NATHANIEL BURKE JR. DONNA E. CALABRESE RICHARD J. CAMPBELL JOLENE ANNE CAPOZZI CHARLES CASE LEONARD CECERE 5 DELAINE M.CERTO JOANNE E. CHAMPLIN 109 STEPHANIE PATRICIA COLEMAN Secretary FELICIA ANN COSTA CORRENE M. CRAWFORD SANDY L. CRAWLEY JR. SUZANNE L. CROFOOT ROSEANN ELIZABETH CRUPI TONY CUPELLI THOMAS S. CURRIE JENNIFER DEE GEORGE H. FAIRFAX JR. LYNN DELLUOMO HENRY H. FARRO SANDRA A. D’AGOSTINO LYNDA A. EVANGELISTA STEPHEN A. FARNSWORTH 114 DARYL JEAN HALL 115 DARLENE RAE HELMER 116 BRUCE R. JACKSON JOHN KIMBALL SUZANNE H.KANE BRUCE CHARLES KING R. MICHAEL JOHNSON MARILYN NELLIS JOHNSON I DONNA JONES T PETER KIMBALL 117 CHARLES KINSMAN GUNTHER LEHMANN ROBERT LAGANA ELIZABETH A. LARNER CRAIG A. LAHR MARGO LOUISE LAWRENCE WALTER V. LAHR SUSAN G. MARSHALL STEPHANIE ANN McCUSKER PAUL B. McELVEIN TOM McNICHOLAS MARK ALLEN MELNICOFF CORLYSE ANN MIGNEAULT DONNA JEAN MILLER 120 ROBERT S. MILLS BRUCE ALLEN MOORE JAMES EDWARD MOSE EDGAR MOSS ARLENE DOROTHY MORSE ELAINE R. MUNGO EUGENE F. MURPHY 121 GEORGETTE FRANCIS MURPHY MARY M. MURPHY ROBERT WILLIAM MYLES DAVID WILLIAM NALLE JOHN MARTIN NATTI SANDRA O’BOYLE YVONNE NEVE 122 DONALD OLSEN ROBERT J. ODDI EUGENE ANTHONY OLMSTEAD WILLIAM P. O’MALLEY ALBERTO ORTIZ JOHN N. OUGHTERSON DALE A. OWEN 123 PHYLLIS PALERMO ELIZABETH H. PALMER JEANNIE M. PANE JOSEPH PASSALAQUA NANCY PATRICK ELITA PENA ELIZABETH PHOENIX EDGAR D. PRINDLE MARK C. PIROZZI President FRANK QUARTARO DEBORAH DUNN RALSTON ELIZABETH EDGERTON RAPALEE KATHLEEN MARIE ROSE LAURENCE EDWARD ROWE TIMOTHY J. RYAN PATRICIA ELLEN RUSSO MIKE SCULLI FRED SEWARD CHRISTINE A. SEBRING HERBERT L. SELLERS BRUCE C. SCHNIREL CHRISTINE ELIZABETH SMITH BEVERLY ANN SIMPSON DIANE E. SLOCUM KATHY ANN SMITH SCOTT J. SMITH ROBERT J. SMITH JR. DONNA LEE SMITH 129 PAMELA STILWELL ROBERT F. TOLAN NEIL SWITZER JOSEPH FRANCIS TANDLE JR. ROBERT TALOMIE MICHAEL G. TAUSCHER JON TOOMBS MIKE F. TANDLE THERESA TRUNZO CONNIE L. VANCUREN LETICIA C. TORRES SANDRA K. UMIKER ROBERT J. VANDEMORTEL BONITA VANCUREN BRENDA VICKERY JOANNE M. VISCO ROBERT F. VOGT GARY VOSS MICHAEL WALSH DIANNE LYNN WALTZ LYLE N.WARREN GERALD WHEATON GORDON WHEELER THOMAS GEORGE WHITAKER DONALD J. WILLIAMS Vice-president SONYA R. YAWN ALMA M. ZASO JOSEPHINE L. ZELLO CAROL P. ZUMBACH 133 STEVEN CRANE JIM R. CUMMINGS CHARLES DEVANEY JAMES G. EDDINGTON LESLIE GILPATRICK BARBARA JOHNSON CLARITHA JOHNSON ERMA COOK MATTHEWS DAVID OSTROSKI LAWRENCE G. PECK RICHARD SABATINE JEFFREY J. SCUDDER MICHAEL A. SNOWNEY CHARLES STOLP WARREN THOMAS GLENDA THOMPSON BILBO BAGGINS senior notables mary clizabeth abbott ski club, 2; yearbook 3; Spanish club, 3; varsity cheerleading, 3, 4; monitor’s club, 4, cheerleader’s club, treas. 3; american field service club, sec. 4. gail abraham future teacher’s club, 2, 3; cheerleading j. v. 2, varsity 3, 4; class treas. 2, 3, 4; intra-murals, 2, 3; synchronized swimming 4; leader’s club, 3, 4; monitor’s club, 4; student council, 3; usher’s club, 3; ski club, 2; hobart seminar, 3. Stephen achilles student court, 2, 3; varsity football, 2, 3, 4; varsity lacrosse, 2, 3, 4; wrestling, 2, 3, 4; capt. 4; varsity club, 3, 4; bridge club, 4; creative writing, 2. jeffrey a. adams . .. jeff rifle club, 2. karen addona transfer desales, 2, 3; seneca saga, co-treasurer, 4; drama club, ass’t sec. 4. Charles aiesi.. . junior football varsity, 2,3, 4; wrestling, 2. sandra a. alvcy f. h. a. 2, 4; intramurals, 2; chorus, 4. Charles am merman . .. chuck rifle club, 2, 3; football, 2, 3; f. f. a., 2, 3, 4; track, 2, 3; intramurals, 4. Charles bacon .. . skip j. v. basketball, mgr; track, cross country; f. f. a. chapter treas., v. pres, county pres.; f. f. a. basketball. faye elizabeth bardeen ... fazie rock hunters and star gazers club, 2; Spanish club, 2; science club, 4; chess club, 4. laurie lee barnard drama club, 2, 4; russian study club, 2; future teacher’s club, 3; national honor society, 4. lcah e. barnard . .. lc ski club, 2, 3, 4; russian study club, 2; glee club, 2; french club, 3; american field service club, 3; hobart seminar, 3, 4; seneca saga, 4. fletcher eddy barton lacrosse, 2, 3; rifle club, 2; bridge club, 4; student council, 3, 4. marina g. beebe j. v. cheerleading; student council, 2, 3; ski club, 2; ushers club, 3; Spanish club, 3; synchronized swimming, 4. laurence lewis beinert. .. laury cross country, 2, 3, capt. 4; wrestling, 2, 3, co-capt. 4; track, 2, 3, 4; varsity club, 3, treas. 4; french club, 2; national honor society, 3, 4; Syracuse citizenship conference, 3, 4; seneca saga, sports editor, 4. sandra jane beretta ... sandi american field service club, v. pres, 2, 3, summer program finialist, 4; Spanish club. treas. 2, program chmn. 3; glee club, 2; intramurals, 2, 3; student council, 3, 4, rep.-at-lg. 3; national honor society, 3, sec. 4; Syracuse citizenship conference, 3, 4; hobart seminar, 3, 4. lois i. bergstresser american field service club, 2, 3, 4; Spanish club, 2, 3; ushers club, 3. clizabeth a. bertino desales, 2; panther’s pride, 3, 4; ushers club. nancy bertram ski club, 2; Spanish club, 2. m’serrah bishara american field service club, 2; rock hunters club, 2, 3, 4; french club, 3; knitting club, 4. kevin bixler richard a. blue ... rich basketball, j. v. 2, varsity, 3, 4; varsity baseball, 2, 3, 4; monitors club, 3, 4. jacques boequet.. . jack american field service foreign exchange student from bclgium; cross country, 4; swimming, 4; a. f. s. club, 4. julia bonney ... julic student council rep.-at-lg. 2, 4; v. pres, of class, 3; cheerleading, 3; synchronized swimming, 4; drama club, 2; monitors club. andrea kirsten braun .. . boose russian study club, 2; varsity band, 2; ski club, 2, 4. gordon f. breese ... fuzzy biology club, 2; rock hunters club, 2; science club, 4. gayle clizabeth brooks distributive education club. richard r. brown jr.... benson football, 2. varsity, 3, 4; lacrosse, 2, varsity, 3, 4; student council, 3, 4; intramurals, 4; monitors club, 4. shirley ann brown art club, 2, 3; rifle club, 4. robert burgess .. . bob wrestling, 2, cross country, 2; french club, 2; seneca saga, 4; ski club, 4; national honor society, 4. nathaniel burke jr.. .. nat j. v. baseball, 2; monitors club, 2, 3, 4; distributive education club, 3, pres. 4; student council, 2. jacquclinc caito ... jackie cheerlcading, 2, 3, 4; art club, 2; ski club, 3, 4; monitors club, 4; chorus, 2. donald ealabrese donna ealabrese monitors club, 2. richard j. Campbell.. . rick distributive education club, 3, 4. jolcne anne capozzi future teachers club, 2, 3, 4; girls’ intramurals, 2, 3, 4; monitors club, 4; Spanish 136 club, 2, 3. Charles case leonard cecere delaine m. certo joanne champlin desales, 2; future homemakers of amcrica, treas. 3, 4; knitting, 4; bowling, 4. robert chatfield photo service club, 2. rebccca cimineri... becky russian study club, 2, 3; knitting club, 4; panther’s pride, 4. ronald s. cocola distributive education club, 3, sec-treas. carol ann coffin future teachers club, 3; knitting club, 4. Stephanie patricia coleman . . . steph intramurals, 2, 3, 4; class sec. 2, 3, 4; cheerleading, 2, 3, 4. sandra collier barry paul cooper intramurals, 2, 3, 4; varsity baseball, 3; chefs club, 3. felicia ann costa ... feegee ski club, 2; cheerlcading, 2, 3, 4; capt. 4; Spanish club, 2; hobart seminar, 3, 4; future teachers club, 3; swimming, 4. correne crawford student council, rep.-at-lg. 2, 3, 4; Spanish club, 2, 3; drama club, 2, sec. 4; russian study club, 3; monitors club, 4. sandy 1. crawley jr. suzanne 1. crofoot... sue seneca saga, 3; future teachers club, 3, 4; girls bowling, 3, 4; boots and saddles, 4. roscann elizabeth crupi russian study club, 2, 3; seneca saga 3, business manager, 4. tony cupelli band, 2, 4; j. v. football, 2; wrestling, 3, 4; chemistry club, 3; seneca saga, 4. thomas s. currie ... tom glee club, 2; panther’s pride, 2, 3, 4; future teachers club, 2, pres. 4; chess club, 3; monitors club, 4. sandra a. d’agostino jennifer dee ... jenn russian study club, 2, 3; chess club, 3; Spanish club, 2; student council, rep.-at-lg. 3, v. pres. 4; hobart seminar, 3, 4; seneca saga, 4; cheerleading, 4. lynn delluomo future teachers club, 2, 3; ushers club, 3; monitors club, 4; hobart seminar, 3, 4. lynda cvangelista .. . lynn phelps, 2; cheerleading, 3, 4; panther’s pride, 3, secretary-treasurer, 4; intramurals, 3, 4. george fairfax jr.. . . geordie lacrosse, 2, 3, 4; glee club, 2; chess club, 3; cross country, 4; intramurals, 4; monitors dub, 4. Stephen a. farnsworth lacrosse, 2; hobart seminar, 3; ski club, 4. henry h. farro . .. doc audio visual, 2, 3; basketball, 2; student council, 4. david v. ferris ... cousey basketball, j. v. 2, varsity, 3, 4; varsity golf, 2, 3, 4; student council, 4; varsity club, 4. leda irene ferris ... lee Charles ferro .. . wire desales, 2; student council, rep.-at-lg. 4; varsity football, 4. v. anne finley .. . kris panther’s pride, 2, 3, 4; intramurals, 2, 3, 4; ski club, 2, 4; bowling, 4. Charles fitch ... chuck linda 1. gahagan . .. lin bowling, capt. 4; knitting club, 4. kevin paul gibbs track 2; ski club, 2; seneca saga, 4. Constantine emmanuel gioulakis ... dinos soph, class v. pres.; drama club, 2; glee club, 2; creative writing, 2; panther’s pride, 2, 3; student council president, 4. john c. gleason ... jack track, 2, 3; Spanish club, 3; wrestling, 3, 4. edward goldstone .. . goldie varsity football, 2, 3, 4; varsity lacrosse, 2, 3, 4; football, all conference team, all star lacrosse, first team; varsity club, 4; varsity bowling, 4; panther’s pride, 3; student council, 3; monitors club, 3. 4. blanca gonzalcz z. international fellowship foreign exchange student from peru; american field service club, 4. richard g. graham .. . dick ski club, 2, 3; band, 2, 3, 4; rifle club, 3, 4. daryl jean hall. . . mouse panther’s pride, 2, 3; ushers club, 2; student council, 2, treas. 4; pep club, 4; cheer- leading, 4; seneca saga, advertising editor, 4; monitors club. richard hamling . .. rich track, 3; jazz band, 3; monitors club, 4. sue hamling ski club, 3, 4; knitting club, 3. claine a. hanson Spanish club, 2. bruce a. harrison dale harrison ski club, 4. judith e. haslctt... judy glee club, 2; monitors club, 3, 4; pep club, 4; ushers club, 3; girls bowling, 3; panther’s pride, 3; hobart seminar, 3; cheerleading, 4; student council. 4. darlene rae helmer ushers club, 2; cheerlcading, 2; ski club, 2; student council, 2, 4; art club, 3; seneca saga, 4; rifle club, 3, 4; intramurals, 4; panther’s pride, 3. robert helstrom .. . bob football, 2, varsity, 3, 4; lacrosse, 2, 3, 4. cynthia ann hemminger ... cindy swimming 2; drama club, 2, 4; knitting club, 3; panther’s pride, 4. susan hogan ... sue Spanish club, 2; ski club, 3, 4. henry d. howard ... hank basketball, j. v. 2, varsity, 3, 4; football, 2; baseball, varsity 3, 4. Stephen joseph ingrassio russian study club, 2; chess club, 2, 3; star and rock club, 2; distributive education club, 3; hobart seminar, 3. terri 1. irwin bruce r. jackson ... jack biology club, 2, 3; photo service club, 2; seneca saga, 4. Chester randall jackson ... randy ski club, 2, 3, 4; jazz and concert bands, marilyn nellis johnson ... mary ann glee club, 2. r. michacl johnson . .. yonce chemistry club, 3; ski club, 4. donna jones panther’s pride, 2; synchronized swimming, 4; seneca saga, 4. suzanne h. kanc russian study club, 2; ski club, 2; ushers club, 3; synchronized swimming, 4; intramurals, 4; monitors club, 4. john kimball ski club, 2, 3, 4. peter kimball... pete glee club, 2; stamp and coin club, 2; creative writing, 2; panther’s pride, 3, 4; student court, 3; student council, 3; drama club, 4; french club, 4; swimming team, manager, 4; national honor society, bruce Charles king biology club, pres. 2; chemistry club, 3; seneca saga, 4; national honor society. Charles kinsman robert lagana craig a. lahr soph, class pres.; basketball, 2; student council, 3; varsity football, 3; 4; varsity lacrosse, 3, 4. elizabeth a. lamer .. . beth synchronized swimming, 2, 4; monitors club, 4; varsity majorette, 2, 3, captain, 4; cheerleading, 3. margo louise lawrence knitting club, 3; intramurals, 4, monitors club, 4. gunther lehmann international Christian youth exchange foreign exchange student from germany; american field service club, 4; drama club, 4; cross country, 4. carol ann lewis russian study club, 2; arts crafts club, 2. amold livingston ski club, 2, 3, 4; chemistry club, 3; seneca saga activities chairman, 4; student council, 4; monitors club, 4. ron loccarini ski club, 2, 3, 4. susan Christine mahan . .. ching glee club, 2. kevin loucks dale 1. mallaber j. v. football, 2; panther’s pride, 4. deborah ann marlow ... debbie ski club, 2, 3; russian study club, 2; arts crafts, 2; ushers club, 3; monitors club, 4. susan g. marshall arts crafts club, 2; monitors club, 4; ski club, 4. Stephanie me cusker .. . steffi ski club, 2; drama club, 2, 4; knitting club, 3; panther’s pride, 4. paul me elvein romulus, 2, 3; intramurals, 4. tom me nicholas desales, 2, 3; distributive ed. club, 4. mark alien melnicoff concert band, 2, 3; stage band, 2, 4; track, 2, 3, 4; varsity swimming, 2, 3, 4; hobart seminar, 3; Syracuse citizenship conference, 3, 4; chemistry club, 3; national honor society, 3, 4; seneca saga, 4. corlyse ann migneault. .. corky girls’ bowling, 4; synchronized swimming 4. donna jean miller arts crafts, 2; french club, 3, 4; knitting club, 3; drama club, 4. robert s. mills math club, 2; j. v. tennis, 2; national honor society, 3, v. pres., 4. bruce alien moore lacrosse, J. V. 2, varsity, 3, 4; intramurals; monitors club, 4. arlenc dorothy morse . .. monkey glee club, 2. james edward mose ... jim varsity lacrosse, 2, 3, 4; football, j. v. 2, varsity, 3, 4; varsity club, 4. edgar moss claine r. mungo knitting club, 4. eugene f. murphy ... moose georgette francis murphy desales, 2; knitting club, 3; ski club, 4; pep club, 4; drama club, president, 4. mary m. murphy desales, 2; knitting club, 3; french club, 4; drama club, 4. robert william myles.. . bob varsity swimming, 2, 3, 4; track, 3. david william nalle ... spike baseball, j. v. 2, varsity, 3, 4; basketball, j. v. 2; intramurals, 4. john martin natti varsity football, 2, 3, 4; varsity swimming, 2, 3, capt. 4; varsity lacrosse, 2, 3, 4; varsity club, 3, 4; monitors club, 4; student court, 4. yvonne neve ... bonnie library club, 4. sandra o’boyle ski club, 2, 3, treas. 4. robert j. oddi football, swimming, track, intramurals, eugene anthony olmstead william p. o’malley 137 alberto ortiz ... al Spanish club, 2; baseball, j. v. 2, varsity, 3; intramurals, 4. john m. oughterson future farmers of america, 2, 3,4, reporter, 4. dale a. owen track, 2, 3, 4; football, j. v. 2, varsity, 3, 4; student council, 2, 3, 4; monitors club, 3, 4; varsity club, 4. phyllis palermo ... phil monitors club, 2. elizabeth h. palmer ... beth future homemakers of america, 2, 3, 4. jeannie m. pane ... fufu future homemakers of america, 2. joseph passalaqua . . . squally football, var. 3, 4; baseball, varsity, 3,4; intramurals, 4. nancy patrick lawrence g. peck . .. larry ehta pcna russian study club, 2; Spanish club, sec. 2, pres. 3; ski club, 2, 3, sec. 4; ushers club, 2, 3; hobart seminar, 3, 4; seneca saga, art editor, 4; national honor society, 4. elizabeth phoenix ... liz seneca saga, 3; ushers club, 3. mark c. pirozzi golf, 2, 3, 4; bowling, 2; ski club, 3, 4; chess club, pres. 3; student council, 3; panthers pride, sports co-editor, 4; president of senior class, cdgar d. prindlc . .. ed golf, 3, 4; basketball, j. v. 2, varsity, 3; manager, 4; chess club, v. pres. 3; intramurals, 4; panther’s pride, sports co-editor, frank quataro intramurals, 4. deborah dunn ralston ... debbie russian study club, 2; glee club, 2; ski club, 2, 3, 4; field hockey, 2, 3; french club, 3; american field service club, summer abroad representative, 3, pres. 4; seneca saga, copy editor, 4; student council, corresponding secretary, 4. elizabeth edgerton rapalee ... liz french club, 2, treas. 3, president, 4; russian study club, 2; american field service club, 3; seneca saga, senior class editor, 4; hobart seminar, 4; national honor society, 3, treas. 4. janice e. reed .. . janice glee club, 2, 3. janet riccione ... scorch intramurals, 3, 4. susan robinson ... suzy desales, 2; american field service club, 4. dale young roenke ski club, 2, 3, 4; american field service club, 2; french club, 3; seneca saga, 3, 4. joan h. rollo ... joannie panther’s pride, 3, 4; monitors club, 4. kathlccn marie rose ... kathy french club, 3, 4; bowling, 3, 4. crik rossiter band, 2, 3, 4; bowling, 4. eleanor e. rouse ... ellie intramurals. 4. laurence edward rowe . .. larry band, 2, 3; j. v. baseball, 2; intramurals, 4; associate justice of student court, 4. patricia ellen russo ... pat intramurals, 2, 3, 4; panther’s pride, 2; future teachers club, 3; hobart seminar. timothy j. ryan . .. t. j. intramurals, 2; varsity lacrosse, 2, 3, 4; j. v. football, 2; varsity football, 3, 4; varsity club, 4; monitors club, 4; national honor society, 3, pres. 4. brucc c. schnirel... schnitzel photo service club, 2; stage crew, 3; chess club, 4. mike sculli Christine a. sebring ... chris future teachers club, 4. Herbert 1. sellers... dec varsity basketball, 2, 3, 4; varsity baseball, 2, 3, 4; football, 2, 3, 4; varsity club, 4; student council, 2, 3, 4; chief justice of student court, 4. fred seward biology club, 2; science club, 4. beverly ann simpson ... bev Spanish club, 2, 3; ushers club, 2, 3; intra-murals, 2, 4; cheerlcading, 2, 3. diane c. slocum future teachers club, 4; bowling, 3, 4. Christine elizabeth smith . .. chris sherburne, 2; future teachers club, 3; french club, v. pres. 4; seneca saga, assistant editor, 4. donna lee smith ski club, 2, 3, 4; Spanish club, 2, 3; bowling, 4. kathy ann smith ... kath future teachers club, 2, 3; ushers club, 3; monitors club, 4. robert j. smith jr... . smitty biology club, 2; j. v. football, 2; monitors club, 4; intramurals, 4. scott j. smith varsity swimming, 2, 3, 4; lacrosse, 2, 3, 4; monitors club, 4. kathy solomon . .. maggie future homemakers of america, 3. larry edward spahn ... spahny monitors club, 4; intramurals, 4. donald james starr football, 2; bowling, 2, 3, 4; biology club, 2; baseball, 2, 3, 4. william b. sterman . .. jeff student council, 2, 4; varsity football, 2, 3, 4; track, 2; baseball, 3, 4. pamela r. Stewart.. . pam desales, 2, 3; future homemakers of america, 4. pamela stilwell... pam ski club, 2, 3; ushers club, 2, 3; monitors club, 4; hobart seminar, 3. Charles stolp .. . tony cross country, 4; bowling, 4. leonard stowell... len russian study club, 2; d.e.c.a. 3. neil switzer j. v. football, 2; biology club, 2; intramurals, 2, 4; track, 2, 3; monitors club, 4. robert talomie ... bob j. v. baseball; monitors club, 4; intramurals, 4; hobart seminar, 3. joseph francis tandle jr__joe varsity swimming, 2, 3, 4; football, 2; baseball, 2. mike f. tandle michael g. tauscher ... mike stage crew, 2, 3; monitors club, 4. warren thomas glcnda thompson robert f. tolan ... big cat jon toombs leticia c. torres... lettie monitors club, 4; d.e.c.a. club, v. pres. 4. thcresa trunzo ... tree Spanish club, 2; intramurals, 2. sandra k. umiker ... sandy band, 2, 3, 4. bonita vancuren ... bonnie future homemakers of america connie 1. vancuren future homemakers of america, pres. 4. robert j. vandemortel brenda vickery ... vicki Spanish club, 2; intramurals, 4. joanne m. visco future homemakers of america. robert f. vogt.. . elmer football, 2, 3; wrestling, 2, 3. gary Charles voss swimming, varsity, 2, 3, 4; national honor society, 4. michael walsh .. . mike math club, 2; chemistry club, 3; hobart seminar, 3; seneca saga, editor, 4. dianne lynn waltz bowling, 3, 4. barbara jean warner lyle n. warren biology club, 2; hobart seminar, 3; golf, 3, 4; seneca saga, 4. gerald wheaton .. . tiny photo service club, pres. 3; d.e.c.a. 3. gordon wheeler thomas gcorge whitaker .. . tom football mgr. 2, 3, 4; art club 2, pres. 3, 4; lacrosse mgr. 2, 3, 4; monitors club, 3, 4; wrestling, 2, 3; varsity club, 4. donald j. williams .. . donnie basketball, j. v. 2, varsity, 3, 4; student council, 3; track, 3, 4; baseball, j. v. 2; vice president of class, sonya r. yawn intramurals, 2, 4; student council, 3; ski club, 3; ushers club, 3; leaders club, 3, 4. alma m. zaso ushers club, 3; panther’s pride, 4. josephine 1. zello ... jo panther’s pride, 2; intramurals, 2, 4; leaders 138 club, 4; bowling, 4. carol zumbach ski club, 2; intramurals, 2, 3, 4; future teachers club, 2, 3; cheerlcading, 2, 3, 4; leaders club, 4; monitors club, 4; hobart seminar, 4; synchronized swimming 4. steven crane jim r. cummings Charles devaney james g. eddington leslie gilpatrick burnt hills-ballston lake high school, 2, 3; band, 4. barbara johnson david ostroski richard sabitine jeffrey j. scudder michael a. snowney 139 140 141 KEY DRUG CO. 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