Gowanda Central School - Valley Bugle Yearbook (Gowanda, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1968 volume:

0 'ACI 6, Z:-'W W ff f3j ,lk-f ' 4 , X ' FORE ORD Striving for greater goals, G.C.S. students are climbing to unknown horizons, assiduously working to achieve their individual goals while ascending the steps of life, and faltering only to regain strength of character demanded by the diffi- cult climb. Proceeding with cautious steps, this is the foundation from which we must mold our lives. VALLEY BUGLE STAFF As editor of the l968 Talley Bugle, l would like to thank all the students who have spent hours of tireless work to make our yearbook a success. Through our hours of work, we have tried to present you with the greatest yearbook vet. Un behalf of the staff, l would like to thank MR. ANTHONY Y. HOPPA and MR. ROBERT SULLIVAN for their efforts and consolations. It is with pleasure we present to you the 1968 Valley Bugle. Mary Ann Mecca lfditor-in-Chief Mary Nnn Mecca, Editor-In-Chief Mr. Anthony Hoppa, Advisor EDITORS'-Row One: M. Mecca, Editor-in Chief. Row Two: G. Meyers, Music, D. Marrano, Copy, S. Scott, Business, M. ACTIVILUES STAFFfKneeling: B' 5hefhan,J-Baf1- Eichenburger, Advertising, B. Hubbard, Sports. Row Three: len' A' Wllllams' Smndmg: 'I' Zucker, R' Fon' M. Deneen, Senior, L. Scharf, Photography, L. DiDomizio, Associate Editor, D. Steff, Branch Schools, V. Huff, Activities. COPY STAFF--S. Smith, L. Wagenblatt, K. Cold, S. Gable, J. SENIOR STAFF--K. Stark, M. Bley, M. Klancer, Sflfague- Absent! C- SPCDCCT- L. Korbar, S. Johnston, K. Merk. Mr. Robert Sullivan, Business Advisorg S. Scott, Business Editor. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF--Seated: V. Huff, L. Scharf, M. Mec- ca, A. Kolodner, D. Marrano, B. Hubbard. Standing: L. Di- Domizio, R. Fort, P. Skeels. BUSINESS STAFF--M. Hebner, D. Loiacono, W. Krezmien. SPORTS STAFF--C. Maines, ,l. Hollenbeck, R. Martindale , 7 BRANCH SCHOOLS--G. Russel, V ADVERTISING STA FF--M. Eichen- ELEMENTARY STAFF--C. Seneca, P. Cross, P. Nechamer, F. Rizzo. burger, D. Hager, B. Eaton. P. Skeels, N. Nagle. 1 3 N E 2 x 5 s i x E 2 f : . Q E Q z E 9 X i X I E DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1968 respectfully dedicates this yearbook to our parents. To their interest and support, necessary for the success of our many school activities, we owe our past achievements. Recognizing our indebtedness, we hope to make them proud of us in all our work, They have guided our lives from early childhood to our graduation days. They have taken pride in our successes and encouraged us in our failures, To them we owe, not only our accomplishments of the past, but what- ever successes we might achieve in the future. It is then, with all due gratitude, that we dedicate this Valley Bugle to our par- ents. Thou wert our parent, the nurse of our souls, We were molded to manhood by thee Till freighted with treasure thoughts, friendships, and hopes, Thou didst launch us on Destiny's sea. Samuel Gilman 11791-1858J IN APPRECIATION We, the Class of 1968, extend to Mr. Anthony V. Hoppa our heartfelt gratitude for his invaluable assistance in the preparation of this yearbook. We are greatly in- debted to him for his guidance, patience and dedication. SENIORS CLASS OFFICER Hou' One: S. Scott, Treasurer. Hou' Two: Mrs. E. Schell, Advisorg V. Huff, Secretary. Hou' Three: R. Fort, Pres- identg Mr. D. Schell, Advisorg D. White, Vice President. CLAS S HISTORY FRESHMAN JUNIOR D. White, President Class Party R. Fort, President V. Huff, Vice President Bar-b-que D. White, Vice Pfesidenl P. Schauer, Secretary Crystal Beach P- Schauef, Secfelfify D. Mirwald, Treasurer S. Scott, Treasurer SOPHOMORE SENIOR D. White, President Class Party R. Fort, President B. Hubbard, Vice President Bar-b-que D. White, Vice President P. Schauer, Secretary Crystal Bead, V. Huff, Secretary D. Mirwald, Treasurer S. Scott, Treasurer Class Rings Junior Carnival Class Party Junior Prom Senior Ball Senior Play Commencement l Gloria Allen Janice Abbey Nancy Badurek Judy Rose Bartlett Lois Berg Paul Birtchnall William Bixby fig Marlene Bley Sally Ann Bobseine Timothy John Bobsein T' th A. B lmo y ouquin x Sharon Bowers Daniel Buckland LuLu Bray Lugene Burger Wallace Bundy Howard Burke Susan M. Bylbie Daniel Bylbie Thomas L. Cain Mary F. Campbell Mary Margaret Campbell Carol Capasso Lynn Crampton 3 37.5 K Clifford K. Chapman Margaret Ann Deneen Gloria DePaul Linda DiDomizio Katherine Dolegowski Barbara Kay Eaton Ronald Fort Mary Ann Eichenherger David Fox Dennis Erickson Douglas Fox Susan Jane Gahel Michael Gernatt William Geil Kathleen Ann Gold Louella Mae George Paula A. Cross Richard Guziec Dale T. Hager Ruth Hammer Judith Hendrickson Nancy Heppeh amer Ricky Hills James J. Hollenbeck Brian D. Hubbard Betty Frances Hornik Mary Kathleen Johnson Valorie ,lean Huff Susan M. Johnston ' K Melinda Ann Klancer f ' g Q ,-, . 1, - ,wk Ax.- Rulh Ann Keppel Bonnie Jean June Barbara L. Klucik Anna Kolodner John Korbar Lynne Marie Korbar Larry Krakowiak Richard Allan Kuhs Daniel Kuligowski Gary Wayne Ladd Gary W. Lauer Douglas Wayne Lay Michael John Leaf Sue Leaf David Lesefske Dari Lillie William Loehr Linda Lee Lowis Deborah Ann Loiacono Charles L. Maine Debra Joan Marrano Richard E. Martindale Kristine Lee Merk Mary Ann Mecca Cary M. Meyers Robin John Menshel Michael Miller Nancy Sue Nagle Ernest S. Parish Margaret Nechamer Howard Parish Thomas Richard Newcomb Diane Patterson Charleen Ann Phillips Suzanne Porter Iester Prince v S f Robert Putney Colleen Ramsdell Frank Rizzo Ruth Ann Reid Mary Patricia Regan Rosemary Rohrich Gail Ann Russell Patricia Lynn Schauer Lloyd Paul Scharf Rhoda Sayward B811 SChiffl19r Susan Jean Scott Candice E. Seneca Margaret Ann Skeels Jerry Smith .f Susan Jane Smith Carol Spencer Geraldme Sprague Bernadette Spina Loren Stafford Dennis Steff Mary Stout Carl Sternisha Natalie Jean Thompson Richard Timmel Michele Marie Vantino James Henry VanVleck David Merle VanNote James Vogtli John Paul Voncina Mark Vogtli Lynn Carol Wagenblatt John Weslendorf Billie Waterman Donald F. White Agnes Fay Williams Stephen A. White Patricia Witt Jeffrey Zucker Sandra Zuzek SPECIAL EDUCATION GRADUATES The educational policy of Gowanda Central School is to always expand and in- crease its educational opportunities. ln keeping with this philosophy, a pilot program was begun four years ago, whereby these students were given an opportunity to expand and develop their learning to maximum potential. The class was kept at a minimum and the students advanced in a specific four year course of study. Cowanda Central , School now presents the first graduates of this program. 1 ff? 5 5 Laura Braymiller Ruth Bachert Mae Doolittle llarlan Henhawk Paul Philli S Mae Doolittle and Laura Braymiller check with Mrs. Saffer on P the Morning Bulletin. Mae and Laura delivered copies of the bulletin to all classrooms every morning for four years. VOCATIONAL PROGRAM POPULAR Row One: D. Rathman, K. Krall, D. Boyd. Row Two: S. Smith P. Crumb, J. Abbey, J. Sprague, S. l.eRoy. Row Three: R. Hurd L. Taber, R. Demmon, G. Allen C. Johnson. a OFFERS JOB PLACEMENT Many Gowanda Central School students are taking advantage of a two year vocation- al program that offers valuable job placement opportunities after completing high school. The most popular course for the girls is cos- metology. Cosmetology students are the girls with the latest fashionable hair styles. Auto- mobile mechanics is most popular with the boys followed by Welding, Trade Electricity, and Carpentry. Students attend Cowanda Cen- tral a half day for required academic courses and physical education. The other half day is spent in Little Valley in the vocational pro- gram. Row One: D. Parks. Row Two: B. Loehr, K. Dotegowski,VS. Porter, M. Miller. Row Three: C. Lauer, R. Keppel, N. Badurek, S. Bylbie, N. Heppehammer. CIASS LEADERS Ron and Sue BEST ALL AROUND SENIOR CLASS CLOWNS Bob and Peggy Flip and Debbie iii? ,yi MOST POPULAR V al and Brian MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Susie and Gary POLL MOST ATHLETIC Aggie and Boober BEST DRESSED ., Kathy and Mike MOST STUDIOLS Ruth and Lester MOST MUSICAl,I.Y INCLINED Barb and Dennis FRIFNDLIEST Bone and Lynn STORY 0 What is a senior? To that question, you'll find as many different answers as there are people. Let's take Tom and Mary, for instance. Do you realize it took a long time to become a senior? Yet he started out no differently than every other human being. Tom began as the baby who clung to his teddy bear and his parents night and day. Soon he took his first step, then another and another. Before long this toddler started to school. He was the one who never could learn to tie his shoes or to put those shoes on the right feet . . . memories which his mother cherishes to this day. As the future senior progressed, Tom was the patrol boy on the corner, and Mary the girl with pigtails, which Tom and every other boy tried to pull. Soon Tom entered junior high, and began to realize he was growing up. There were the first dances where girls huddled in giggling groups, and boys stood against the other wall, joking, and fooling around. Mary got her first valentine from an unknown admirer an began to develop crushes on upperclassmen. Time passes quickly. Mary and Tom entered the long awaited years of high school. As freshmen, they washed cars, sold candy, and worked at dinners to raise money for their class activities. Their sophomore year brought more parties, more dates and more homework. And soon they were ju- niors. Suddenly, they realized time was fleeting. Now, underclassmen began to admire and respect them. In the fall, came the Junior Carnival, and what acamival it was! With hundreds of gold fish, bal- loons, and yards and yards ofcrepe paper, the gym rang with fun andlaughter. Spring came and it was Junior Prom time. A SENIOR 3 iff P Weeks ahead, the Juniors started to make the dec- orations. The girls made flowers and the boys helped with the carpentry. Every girl hoped to be asked to this, one of the major events of her high school life. With the help of every Junior. the cafeteria was transferred into a garden of paradise. Suddenly Tom and Mary were Seniors. A senior is a being who looks like an adult yet often acts like an over grown child. He is determined to make the E' most of every minute of his senior year. He loves to goof around, get in trouble, and dares to play cards in the lunchroom. A senior is aware of class spirit and is proud of the fact that he is a senior. He gets furious when an under- classmen infringes upon his senior privileges. He is judged by others according to actions and achievements. Underclassmen envy him more than ever, as they watch him making plans for the future. Whether he plans to attend college, take a job, or enter the service, every senior is a tiny bit afraid of the adult world where he must take his place. All too quickly, his last year of school is coming to an end. Plans for graduation are completed. The yearbooks arrive. Every senior begins to reminisce. Final exams come all too quickly. Everyone waits apprehensively for the grades to he posted . . . At practice for graduation, everyone tries out their caps and gowns. Finally that day which we had awaited for twelve years is here. The bleachers at Hillis Field are filled with parents, teachers, and friends. A hush comes over the crowd as seniors come on the field. Dressed in blue and white., each graduate proudly and Q solemnly accepts his diploma. Every parent has a tear in his ii eye, a tear that expresses love and pride for some special E I A' senior in blue and white. MARYANN EICHENBERCER ACHIEVMENTS Cub HILIS RICKY Band l, Football l-5, 5HOLLENBECK, JAMES 13, Wm CW' BETTY Chemistry Club Club 1,2, Band l-41 Chemistry Club 3' W tibrldl Honor Societ 4' . fagixasg 125331. HIGH SCHOOL Where you guys going all dressed up? Drinks are on the Class of '68. J. a,!6 mn Preparing for the junior Carnival. . N 15:1 . ' -VS 'V I KL Ly.. . 5 iii l ,Q I .- W, y 3 A. , ' . Q ' V it fa' L 5.51, , 4.- , , A Y ' , f-1 K .i ,wah Q an J gi , e - L... ..... . iaaa6af,M,.44',,'1,,, Ewan., - fqafz. ai.. ' exalt ii ' ' '3'Afffw.3g.'1:?.-33-f, .ag-mf., Qt, .. 4, ' ' f,..,,,,f, A, 7 5 I is , QM, A V gf ,.,,Au x, f M .f W -.I iii W I - .fsgwmv A' 'Me' l 'M' V 5 ,ar- Lunchtime activities. You really got a mouthful that lime, Peggy! Gee, I wish I had a shape like yours! MEMORIES Chickenwoman strikes again! That sure was good pie! Even Lester doesn't know everything. Where'd ya get your pretty apron, Mr. Bove? 11 The C.C.S. Rockettes My favorite subject. Patricia Schauer and Escortjohn Poreba. Melinda Klancer and Escort ,Iim Hollenbeck. Susan Scott and Escort Dick Ga- ble. Lynn Wagenblatt and Escort Don Offhaus. Queen Valorie Huff and Escort Tim Bob- seine. JUNIOR On May 27, 1967 the Class of 1968 pre- sented its Junior Prom. Decorated to the theme of Cherish,', the cafeteria enchanted everyone present. At midnight the eight queen candidates, escorted by their dates, marched down the aisles of the C.C.S. auditorium to the strains of Cherish', sung by Dennis Steff. The reigning queen, Lizza Buckley, crowned Valorie Huff the new Prom queen. Members of Valorie's court were Susan Carr, Melinda Klancer, Debra Marrano, Mary Ann Mecca, Susan Scott, and Lynn Wagen- blatt. However, the evening was far from over, for members of the Class of 1968 and their dates went to Kissing Bridge for further entertainment. Debra Marrano and Escort Phil Mary Ann Mecca and Escort F ricano. Dennis Erikson. ROM 6 Susan Carr and Escort Jim Fort. Oh please Peggy, just one more dance? Practice for the big night. - Our Orchestra??? SENIOR BALL C. Scaglione, D. Spina, R. Elvin, D. Marrano, B. Put- D. Loiocono, D. Gabel, S, Scott, C. Ladd S Bobsein ney, M. Klancer, T. Bobseine, V. Huff, T. Newcomb, M. Bley, B. Sprague, B. Klucik, D. Van Note HWONDERLAND BY NIGHT On the evening of December 30, 1967, the Senior Class presented its annual Senior Ball. Each couple danced to the music of Ted Peterson's Band until the hour of 1:00 A.lVl. In a Wonderland By Night , at midnight, a new and unique crowning took place. Each senior girl who attended the ball, walked through an arch and was crowned by her escort. Ted Peterson's Band r 1 ff wzif in hp I A A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1968 The public school is a major unifying institution in our country. Its role is to perpetuate and strength- en our democracy and to develop each child to his fullest potential. In speaking for myself and the entire staff, I am proud to present you, the graduate, to America as our contribution to the democratic ideal. Mr. Lawrence T. Scura Supervising Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION The policy making body of our school system is the Board of Education. All final decisions pertaining to school activ- ities are made by the Board. At this time, the Class of 1968 wishes to thank the Board of Education for the excellent program of education it has pro- vided. Frank R. Eaton, Clerkg Kenneth R. Nimon, Vice President, Ralph C. Smith, Henry A. Weller, Alfred O. Falk, Presidentg Murray E. Davis, Donald K. Patterson, Robert L. Bobsein. PRINCIPALS Nlr. Carl Lyons lligh School Principal OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Florence Schank, Secretary of Chief School Officer Mrs. Jessie Saffer, Switchboard Operator l especially want to thank this Senior Class for the co- operation and enthusiasm which they have shown during their four years at Cowanda Central School. Their goals and accomplishments will certainly be an inspiration for other classes to attain in years to come. Nly best wishes go with them as they face the challenges of the future. Mr. Carl Lyons High School Principal ......,, .ssp Aw' Nr. Eugene Brown junior High Principal Mrs. Audrey Stewart, Secondary Secretary. Mr. Williamjohnson, Guidance Direclorg Miss Kay Bixby, Secretary. Mr. Neil Zuchowski, Psychologist. G IDA CE STAFF Mr. Robert Patrick, High School Guidance Counselor. Mr. James Sweet, Junior High Guidance Counselor. is-n FACULTY Mrs. Killock, Mr. Nlathewson, Mr. Brumagin Dept. Chairmang Mrs. Dillenburg, Hrs. Bare ham, Xlr. Polvino, Miss Zielenieski. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Xlr. Hoppa, Hr. Spina, Dept. Chairmang Mr. Waag, Xlr. Cook. PHYSICAL ED. Mr. Hillis, Directorg Miss Rodihaugh, Mr. Bareham. Absent: Miss Plumer. Mr. Bollinger, fVIr. Sprague, Mr. Duncan. ENGLISH Mrs. Reid, Mrs. lloward, Miss Ander- son, Mr. Bove, Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. I Dem Det Cha' ' M Ha ery, p . lrman, r. m- mond, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Schell. ART Mrs. Wonnacott ' Mft 53'i'1'id1 LIBRARIAN SPECIAL ED. BUSINESS Miss Stevens, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Crouse, Mrs. Kaluza, Dept. MATHEMATICS Mr. Forster, Mr. Rogan, Mrs. Marquart, Dept. Chairman, Mr. Cranston, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Briand. Absent: Mrs. Crowell. NURSE SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Schell, Mrs. Tower, Mr. Conrad, Mr. llollenbeck, Dept. Chairman, Mr. Crainge, Mrs. Simon, Mr. Dispenza, Absent: Mr. Hobson, Mr. Mol- ' Gwenddi inari . WLYQCW A I V ,E MVS.. , 1,430 DRIVER ED. LANGUAGE Nlr. Dosa, Mr. Hopkins, Mrs. Moritz, Mrs Schwedt. TEACHER AIDS rs Edwards, Mrs. Thordahl, se, Mrs. Cygan. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Young, Miss Cabryszak, Mrs. Rogan. READING Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Qonr FILM LIBRARIAN Mr. Frank R. Eaton Clerk-Business Manager Mrs. Lois V. Johnson Account Clerk Stenographer BUSINESS STAFF The business office is responsible for all school district pur- chasing, budgeting, paying of bills, payroll and accounting rec- ords. All maintenance, custodial, stores, and cafeteria depart- ments in all schools of the district are under the supervision of Mr. Frank Eaton. Mr. Harold R. Ebert Senior Account Clerk Mr. Vincent F. Walsh Store Clerk 56 Mr. Richard Sch ellenbargei Head Custodian BUS DRIVERS Row One: H. Merrill, R. Cain, G. Merrill, O. Brumfield, D. Tolman, D. Swenson, J. Crouse. Row Two: E. Stelley, E. Clareus, C. Colburn, ll Wing, D. Miller, F. Bastedo, P. Foster, B. Shaffer, J. Tussing. Mr. Edward Nelson--Transportation Supervisor. MAINTENANCE DEPT. Mr. Volk, Mr. Andolsek, Mr. Bartlett, Mr. Lannigan. CUSTODIAL STAFF R. Schellenharger, j. Chandler, D. Lore, J. Bartlett, H. Tripp, M. V. Ball, M. Lay. Absent: R. Thompson, M. Draudt, M. Jackson. , zf, ,LI 1, Q ' . ,. f wg, rw gf: P' . C-XFH'I'l'fRI.'X S'l','XI F--II. Sheldon, H. Shellenbarger, F. Taber, R. Oger, U. Neeley, F. Nlardock, A. Skoczylas M. Raiport, Xl. Samson, IJ. Parks, I. Fisher. C.'XFF'I'HRIA MONITORS--Mrs. Trimmer, Nlrs. 1 Bobseine. Mrs. Ida Fisher dishing it out in the new junior High Cafeteria. N, NNKX 5. X. ' f ,Z I 7 ' ,4zX , dv - 'wg 1 if I 'W uf? .,.. nfl' UNDERCLASSM -pw JUNIOR CLASS--Kneeling: Michele Gatens, Treas. Seated: John Scott, Pres.g Mary Powers, Sec.g Mrs. Tower, Advisorg Frank Seneca, Vice- Pres. UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS AND ADVISORS SOPHOMORE CLASS--Seated: Diane Hewitt, Treasg Mr. Taylor, Advisor, Susan Espersen, Sec. Standing: Lawrence Williams, Vice-Pres.g Robert Gaylord, Pres. FRESHMAN CLASS-Seated: Linda Crouse, Treas.g Majorie Westlund, Sec. Standing: Randy Smith, Pres., Mr. Hobson, Advisor, Rick Story, Vice-Pres. Row One: I. Gierlach, R. Ewell. Row Two: S. Howard, R. Goodemote. Row Four: M. Edwards Herrington, L. Sharp, L. F arner, M. Hebner, K. J. Hager, W. Himerein, H. Huff, D. Hedges, D Howard, C. Gibson. Row Three: L. Gabel, J. How-ard, L. Goodbrand, J. Heckel, K. Hubacker Smith, S. Herrington, M. Gatens, R. Fraser, F. J. Hall, L. George, G. Heitzenrater. UNIOR CLASS Intra-activity cooperation spelled success for the joint program presented by the Junior Class and the Senior Chorus. The Junior Class working with the ladies of the Eastem Star put on a tasty buffet prior to the Christmas Concert and thereby helped to draw a full house which benefited both groups. Plans for the coming Junior Prom are underway with the Decoration and Entertain- ment Committees already formed. Tentative plans for a class party are still in the discussion stage. lt is hoped that the intra-activity cooperation precedent set by the Class of 1969 is continued by succeeding classes. 1 s How One: K. Nimon, W. Krezmien, K. Kenngott, S. Markell, M. Meyers. Row Two: D. Merrill, M. Mar- vin, P. Majcher, J. jackson, K. Kaluza, C. Maybe. Row Three: J. McCarl, D. Newcomb, T. Lillie, S. Jim- merson, R. Jacobs, R. Herd, C. Nelson, M. Jonathan, M. Jemison, N. Cleaver, R. Menschel, A. Iwanciw. Row One: C. Twoguns, K. Stark, J. Westburg, K. Vance, B. Thompson. Row Two: D. Wishner, J. Tuttle, K. Williams, P. Vogtli, J. Westendorf, S. West, B. Smith, J. VanVleck. Row Three: C. West, T. Szymanski, W. Weimer, D. Sprncer, R. Smith, H. Yezek, D. Tietz, D. Weller, N. Wells, N. Witherell, C. Zimmerman. Row One: M. Powers, B. Reding, P. Pierce, S. Rogers, D. Parker. Row Two: P. Partridge, M. Rogers, C. Putney, N. Ross, L. Rice, D. Schauer, P. Patterson. Row Three: G. Press, D. Perrigo, W. Sheehan, R. Norris, B. Post, A. Reid. C. Rogers, D. Orth, C. Peters, L. Nugent, F. Seneca, J. Scott, J. Parsell. Absent: R. Pound. Row One: E. Button, C. Blanchard, W. Capella, C. Doolittle, H. Banazlak, P. Bushnell. Row Two: J. Al- brecht, S. Crouse, C. Dewey, S. Armes, V. Clabeaux, M. Cross, B. Braymiller, D. Billings. Row Three: R. Dean, J. Davis, B. Connely, B. Bartlett, E. Blemaster, V. Armes, E. Anozel, J. Durphy, W. Bettner, F. Diodato, R. Badurek. Row One: L. Austin. Row Two: E. Bley, R. Bond, Bowers, R. Bobsein, R. Boutelle, D. Butcher, J C. Coy, R. Cole, P. Brooks, V. Bucco. Row Three: Chapmen, L. Allen, S. Boyle. Absent: C. Allen, R. J. Bray, W. Chase, S. Cranston, K. Callinan, D. Bailey, A. Banaziak, B. Bartholomew, D. Bruyer, Bobsein. Row Four: L. Bennett, M. Badurek, J. J- CHURCH- SOPHOMORE CLASS The activities of the Class of 1970 included two money-making programs, the sale of popcorn and pop at home basketball games fthis is the first time this was allowed in recent years and has been very successfulj and a chicken barbeque during the Spring Open-House which seems to be a traditional sophomore class activity. Other activities we are planning include a Roaring Twenties Dance in the spring. This will be an activity for the whole school, including parents. We plan to have our annual class party and perhaps a tlip to Crystal Beach before the end of the school year. Row One: K. Hammer, A. Harrington, N. Hebner, D. Himelein, D. Holocinski, D. Hewitt. Row Two: W. Landon, N. Lootens, J. Haggart, R. Hubacher, B. Klancer, P. Lennertz, C. Long, C. Jemison. Row Three: C. Hilton, D. Horth, W. Haines, E. Lay, B. Jimerson, G. Jones, J. John, D. Kennedy, R. June, T. Lucas, T. Huff. Row One: R. Ramsdell, C. Patterson, D. Milks, M. Palcic, S, Martindale, P. Mesches, L. Spires. Row Two: T. Perrigo, M. Marrano, J. Mentley, S. Mesch, S. Meyers, F. Parrish, J. Nephew, J. Norris, D. Nephew. Row Three: J. Mohawk, A. Maybee, K. Ramsdell, S. Maybee, D. Newmeister, D. Parks, A. Pierce, E. Rak, R. Raiport,1. McCarl. Row One: J. Ries, S. Spence, L. Taber,'C. Stevens. How Two: G. Spire, D. Sharp, B. Razey, C. Strawder, C. Seneca, D. Rogers, l.. Sciera. Row Three: T. Robinson, W. Sylvester, A. Strauss, M. Schank, M. Sutter, G. Sprague, D. Ransom, S. Spencer, T. Snyder, T. Sage. Absent: E. Skeels, R. Snyder, M. Stafford, V. Sylvester. Hou' One:A. Waterman, H. Trapp, B. Williams, L. Wait, M. Thompson. Row Two: F. Weyand, R. Vogtli, F. Wells, R. Zucker, K. Watkins, N. Zuzek, B. Thompson. How Three: D. Warner, D. Wallace, K. Wil- liams, D. Toland, R. Williams, L. Wallschlager, K. White, W. Tuttle, G. Wheeler, P. Whalen. Absent: N. Twichell, P. Wesley, J. Witherell. How One: M. Hager, J. Gibbs,'J. Cemalt, C. Three: W. Cross, D. Elvin, T. Deneen, R. Cay- Gatens, A. Frank, D. Goodemote. Row Two: D. lord, C. Gaffney, H. Eber, D. Gold, W. Fred- Degenfelder, S. Espersen, T. Denea, D. Elliott, erickson, R. Ewell, D. Famer, M. Flach. Absent. S. Gardener, S. Gorenllo, D. Cominiack. Row S. G00d6m0l6,L- Dailey- Sophomores take a break. Hard at work!! Row One: J. Bobseine, J. Allen, C. Allen, S. Bol- durek, Y. Brooks, R. Bromley, M. Andzel, G ton, B. Ayers, R. Bond. Row Two: R. Armes, R. Bettker, M. Benton, R. Ayers, D. Albrecht, D Burle, D. Bozich, B. Blanchard, F. Abrams, B. Burek, T. Allen, W. Bartlett, M. Button. Bass. Row Three: K. Bowers, S. Buckley, S. Ba- FRESHMA CLASS Spaghetti spelled success for the Freshman Class when they sold over 4-00 dinners on the night of Open House last fall. Taking full advantage of l.he crowds visiting the school, the Freshman were able to realize a 55150 profit on their venture. Current plans call for either a Talent Show or Basket- ball game to raise additional funds. In June the class will go to Crystal Beach. By all indications, Freshman year for these students has been a successful one. Row One: L. Goodbrand, R. Dean,,I. Di Domizio, R. Dahl. Row Two: E. Christian, L. Crouse, M. West- lund, P. Campbell, R. Cooper, B. Conklin, D. Conklin, l. Conklin. Row Three: L. Edwards, V. Dewey, L. Crampton, M. Cygan, M. Doehnert, C. Erhman, W. Cain, H. Chmiel, ,l. Culbertson, H. Campbell, C. Clark, J. Di Domizio. Row One: K. Heitzenrater, L. Hausser, C. Howard, P. Havens, P. Huff. Row Two: R. Cvunnell, ,l. lwanciw, W. Gogino, T. Herrington, R. lvett, B. Goddard. How Three: G. Jamerson, 1. Fairbanks, D. Eiseline, L. Isaac, G. Glass, J. Harvey, D. Iimerson, T. Geiger, R. Harris, H. Himelein, J. Hatfield, M. Jackson, J. Cebhardt. Row One: M. Malec, M. McCarl, K. Kenngott, S. Mazurek, K. Krebs, D. Loehr. Row Two: D. Jolls, J. Braymiller, R. Leonard, D. Kokel, L. Leonard, H. John. Row Three: M. Keoppen, K. Ladd, P. McDonald, N. Jimerson, D. Johnson, J. June, E. Laheur, M. Lowis, J. Lennerlz, D. Maziar, R. Martin, N. Luther, R. Ayers. Absent:J. Kiefer, M. Kniese, A. Liuecche. Row One: D. Ramsdell, R. Prince, M. Rak, M. Melby, R. Peterson. Row Two: L. Hawkins, P. Pierce, Y. Parker, J. Phillips, J. Mentley, J. Oger, G. Prince. Row Three: C. Razey, P. Parker, J. Parker, M. Ragona, M. Nephew, D. Poste, T. Mohaek, J. Mialki, C. Nelson, J. Nimon, J. Press, H. Milks, C. Mor- mile, S. Palcic. Row One: D. Stevens, J. Smolarczyk, M. Schauer, P. Shaw, A. Spina, B. Rogers. Row Two: G. Smith, G. Schindler, J. Renaud, W. Renaud, M. Rhorich, J. Rogers, S. Steves, J. Schunk, D. Smith, R. Clabeaux. Row Three: B. Sheafnocker, G. Slattery, R. Smith, M. Schindler, D. Steff, M. Rolka, L. Rogers, M. Stewart, G. Slattery, J. Scharf, S. Roen, D. Smouse, E. Ross, E. Scharf. Row One: P. Venator, S. Whitney, S. Zimmerman, B. Taylor, B. Wagenblatt, M. Wesley, B. Twoguns. Row Two: D. Watkins, D. Vannote, C. Thomas, C. Weimer, D. Varney, C. Volk, J. Vogtli, K. VanVleck. Row Three: T. Stiles, J. VanStratten, R. Story, D. White, W. VanNote, G. Taber, M. Williams, J. Toma- zewski, D. Studley, N. Turner, R. Williams. JUNIOR HIGH NEW JUNIOR HIGH IN FULL SWING After three years of double sessions, junior high students are once again attending classes on a normal day schedule. The new junior high wing opened in September. There are now seven classes of seventh grade and seven classes of eighth grade. Added to the curriculum are typing and reading classes for the eighth grade and German, French and reading for the seventh grade. Indications point to a continued growth of our ,Iunior high program. GRADE 8 Row One: K. Brown, R. Braymil- ler, R. Taber, D. Allen, B. Bare- ham, R. Bucco. Row Two: S. Boyd, D. Anderson, R. Boutelle, G. Bow- ers, E. Sheldon, C. Brooks, S. Bart- lett. How Three: W. Bushnell, K. Camp, P. Kerr, N. Bennett, L. Bou- telle, L. Buizak, P. Birtchnell, B. Bohsein, T. Burek, D. Allen. GRADE 3 Row One: R. Cintron, S. Cooper, T. DiBlasi, R. Clabeaux. Row Two: L. Cooper, D. Crampton, D. Cahel, L. Capozzi, S. Ewell, D. Carr, K. Connolly. Row Three: F. Fudala, D. Dunkleman, D. Geil, P. Espersen, S. Frederickson, L. A. Farley, D. Duncan, R. Chmiel, N. Green, W. Flach, R. Frederickson, T. Dewey. GRADES Row One: M. Kronz, D. Martindale, D. Martindale, P. Mazurek, D. Li- Vecehe. Row Two: G. Korbar, K. Kenngott, M. Johnson, T. Kuhs, B. Kettle, C. Maynard, D. Merrill. Row Three: D. Luther, M. Mack, D. John- son, D. Jolls, B. Korosec, A. Mc- Donald, E. John, B. Maybee, P. Mc- Keon, K. Lips, M. Korosec, S. Lay. Absent: S. Mentley. GRADE8 Hou' One: D. Jamison, R. Heitzen- rater, J. Celia, B. Jimerson, V. Jack- son, P. Grudzien, F. Hughey, J. Cross, How Two: B. Hammond, K. Hinkley, S. Jimerson, D. Howard, K. Howard, R. Ivett, L. Green. Row Three: J. Huff, T. Hedges, R. Hamil- ton, R. Harris, R. Jemison, D. Geis- ler, T. Howard, R. Harris, R. C-ugino, D. Jamerson, R. Huff. Absent: J. Jimerson. GRADES Row One: L. Patterson, M. Perkins, K. Brooks, R. Parke, D. Post, C. Quiter, R. Parke. Row Two:T.Pierce, W. Mohawk, J. Parry, E. Meyers, C. Mosher, M. Press, C. Nephew. Row Three: R. Poquadeck, S. Peters, C. Mesch, K. Powless, N. Minekime, W. Peglowski, A. Printup, S. Miller, P. Putney, C. Parry, C. Pearson. GRADE8 Row One: L. Stewart, T. Vantino, R. Westburg, N. Vance, D. Tussing, D. Warrior. Row Two: L. West, L. Straw- der, B. Weller,,I. Wilbur, K. Twoguns, N. Whalen, L. Thompson. Row Three: C. Williams El Williams S. Win , , y g B. Thompson C. White, J. Williams P. Sheehan, Townsend, S. Syzj manski, T. Steele, P. Sutter, A.White GRADES Row One: C. Read, C. Read, B. Ross, L. Schuetrum, L. Rak, A. Ross. Row Two: C. Spire, D. Renaldo, D. Ran- som, P. Selan, D. Snyder, S. Shaf- fer, D. Reska. Row Three: D. Reyn- olds, M. Smith, D. Rosier, L. Staf- ford, J. Richmond, E. Sheldon, D. Sever, E. Schindler, T. Reding, J. Sciera, R. Schindler, D. Rabe. GRADE7 Row One: J. Braymiller, L. Bailey, D. Button, T. Benson, D. Blanchard, R. Carey, A. Babbitt. Row Two: B. Chapman, C. Capozzi, C. Colbum, W. Christ, C. Allen, K. Button, D. Bray. Row Three: W. Ashley, T. Breemes, K. Conrad, M. Black, R. Burzak, J. Burke, H. Biley, D. Allen, J. Bobseine, J. Bores, R. Butcher, R. Bennett. GRADE7 Row One: D. Frost, V. Farley, P. Dispenza, T. Cross, D. Davis. Row Two: J. Durphy, D. 'Farner, M. Davis, J. Davey, N. Foloran, B. El- liott, V. Dispenza. Row Three: M. Dyer, M. Crumb, D. Famer, B.Fox, D. Eaton, M. Coy, L. Fullone, T. Crouse, R. Eyring. Absent: J. Dis- penza, G. Davis, L. Cygan, D. Frank D. Delawder. , GRADE7 Row One: D. Lore, M. Korbar, R. Klancer, V. Karnath, D. Kuhs, J. Johnson. Row Two: B. Krebs, P. Johnson, P. Lee, C. John, M. Jones C. Luther, J. Lucas. Row Three:J. Lowis, P. John, D. Johnson, D. Lo- retto, F. John, D. Lay, D. Logan, D. Malek, D. Maracle, L. Marble, M. J imerson. Absent: R. Kowalewski. v GRADE7 Row One: D. Gunnell, B. Goward, R. Goodemote, K. Hedges, R. Ivett, V. Henhawk. Row Two: B. Hilton, B. Jacobs, G. Geil, C. Grudzien, A. Hall, R. Hamilton, S. Haynes. Row Three: S. Golden, H. Howard, S. Howard, C.- Jimerson, S. Hahn, G. Greene, B. Gibson, M. Godzik, J. Gaylord, L. Jimerson, R. Huff, R. Grenke. Absent: M. Homan. GRADE7 Row One: E. Schuetrum, R. Roh- rich, T. Regan, S. Sajdak, R. Rote, J. Smith. Row Two: L. Reumann, T. Rice, T. Spire, D. Silverheels, B. Rice C. Slattery, D. Snyder. Row Three: D. Rizzo, J. Smith, J. Skult, R. Reid, M. Scalise, T. Schindler, J. Spencer, E. Spruce, R. Spire, E. Smouse, D. Stafford, N. Sherwood. GRADE7 Row One: M. Nephew, B. Milks, C. Peters. Row Two: C. Ramsdell, M. Meyers, R. Nimon, P. Pine, T. Mer- rill, L. Mohawk, C. Ramsdell. Row Three: S. Prince, J. Mather, N. Peters, D. Nagle, P. Maybee, R. Mayers, M. Putney, W. Nagle, C. Palcic. Absent: D. Parsell. GRADE7 Row One: K. Turay, P. Thomas, R. VanNote, T. Twichell, T. Sheehan, K. Townsend, W. Wilber. Row Two: R. VanVleck, C. Weimer, S. Varney D. Stevens, E. Zynda, A. White, C. Strawder. Row Three: J. Warner, J. Williams, K. Wilson, M. Sternisha, M. VanNote, S. Wratny,R. Wesolow- ski, R. Stark, M. Thrasher, K. Wit- ney, M. Thurston. s . fm Q 'N -, Sl5Y1, , 1, I .f,V:f I N Q K A ACTIVITIES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One: W. Sheehan, J. Tuttle, V. Huff,,l. West- endorf. Row Two: B. Hornik, S. Homan, C. Blanchard. Row Three: D. Wishner, M. Klancer, B. Reding, R. Norris, J. Hall, R. Hammer, L. Di- Domizio, N. Wells. How Four: Mr. Johnson, ad- visor, Mr. Gatens, M. Powers, B. Hubbard, L. Prince, W. Bixby, T. Newcomb, J. VanVleck, B. Klucik, A. Kolodner, J. Westendorf, S. Mark- ell, B. Thompson. Ab- sent: Mrs. Demery, ad- visor, J. Bartlett, B, Ea- ton, G. Nelson. N.H.S. INDUCTS 17 NEW MEMBERS . . a . , a s ,,... M9 .f.' A ' ' rf vf Q . -xifjf 5 , . 5? B A -ef , Ay -1 , ,fd '2 'L , vi, . az J' 2 5. in Y 1.334-. . ll 5' To i A - II- ff If ' ' V 'ii 'C' 'L , . -1 Row One: B. Hornik, R. Norris, J. Westendorf, S. Markell. Row Two: J. Tuttle, J. Hall, B. Reding, J. Bartlett, G. Nelson, W. Shee- han. Row Three: M. Gatens, D. Wishner, N. Wells, B. Thomp- son, C. Blanchard, S. Homan, M. Powers. Lester Prince John Westendorf Valedictorian Salutatorian HONOR GRADUATES William Bixby Linda DiDomizio Barbara Eaton Ruth Hammer Betty Homik Briam Hubbard Valorie Huff Melinda Klancer Barbara Klucik Thomas Newcomb Lester Prince James VanVleck John Westendorf REPRESENTATIVES OF BOYS 81 GIRLS STATE Boys' State at Morrisville Technical College and Cirls' State at the State Iniversity in Albany are annual civic summer workshops sponsored by the American legion aimed at giving students a better perspective of our government by creating a mythical 5lst state in which the students create and operate a democratic government, lt was a very memorable experience for the following rep- resentatives: N. lluff, R. Fort, T. Newcomb, .I. Westendorf, B. llubhard, Mr. Duncan, Advisor, and B. Bixby. CONVENTION AT SYRACUSE liach year, the history department chooses tal- ented history students to attend the Syracuse con- vention. lfach representative is a contestant, makes a speech, and participates in two discussion groups on a current events topic. After being judged on their presentation, winners receive scholarships. The following attended this year: .l. Westendorf, I.. DiDimizio, B. Bixby, Nlr. llollenbeck, Advisor, and B. Klucik. ORATORICAL CONTEST On December 20, 1967 the American Legion Oratorical Contest was held at C.C.S. Brian Hubbard won this con- test and then went on to win the Cattaraugus County competition. 'Xt the time of this writing he is competing in the 8th district contest where he will face competition from 8 counties in western New York. Good luck Brian! B. Hubbard, Ylr. Bove, Coach, R. Hammer, P. Mesches, Mr. Duncan, Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: l.. Crouse, B. Klancer, N. Zuzek, Nl. Catens. Row Two: ll. llimelein, TVI. Marrano, W. Capella, M. Powers, R. Cole. Row Three: Y. llimelein, C. Nelson, T. Robsein, F. Seneca, COUNCIL SPONSORS I.D. CARDS W l'nder the able leadership of Brian Hubbard, the Senior High Student Council continued to give C.C.S. students a greater voice in school activities. The new I.D. card system which the council instituted, brought about more extra-curricular activities. ln February, the council sponsored a Sno Carnival in the afternoon with a snow-sculpturing contest between classes and clubs followed by a dance at night. The council has the authority to grant permission to organizations sponsoring an activity, to supervise auditorium seating, and to support a South Vietnamese orphan. For a money making project, the council helped take and distribute school pictures. R. Fort, T. Newcomb, B. llubbard, F. White, J. Scott, J. Westendorf. Absent: R. Story, M. West- lund, T. Herrington, S. Esperson, D. Hewitt, N. Wells, Y. Huff. How One: F. Seneca, Vice-Pres., B. Hubbard, Pres., B Klancer, Sec. Row Two: J. Westendorf, Parliamentariang Mr. Schell, Advisor: R. Fort, Treas. Row One: P. Partridge, M. Ca- tens, M. Kempf, .l, Tuttle, M. Hebner, K. Vance, R. Ewell, I. Gierlach, J. Westendorf, P.Vogt- li, K. Williams, K. Stark. Row Two: C. Tortorice, B. Thomp- son, K. Nimon, R. Norris, D. Spencer, W. Sheehan, D. Hedges, l.. Goodbrand, W. Krzemien, S. Herrington, J. Westburg, D. Wel- ler, S. Markell. Absent: C. Nel- son. SENIO Row One: B. Spina, N. Nagle, B. Klucik, J. Westendorf, C. Chapmen, Mr. Duncan, Direc- torg B. Menshel, V. Huff, B.Hor- nik, C. Spencer, M. Stout. Hou' Two: M. Klancer, A. Kolodner, C. Maine, l.. Scharf, W. Bixby, R. Martindale, T. Bobsein, D. Steff, G. Meyers, S. Scott, S. Johnston. OFFICERS Accompamlsts: D. Hewitt, P. Lennertz. Officers: S. Scott, Pres, V. Huff, Treasg C. Chapman, Vice-pres, J. Tuttle, Sec. CHORUS Row One: P. Brooks, J. Nephew, E. Bley, H. Trapp, ,l. Reis, C. Jones, D. Degenfelder, N. Zu- zek, B. Klancer, S. Espersen, C. Stevens. Hou' Two: A. Harring- ton, D. Hewitt, J. John, R. Ewell T. Perrigo, R. Gaylord, M. Pal- cic, W. Tuttle, P. Wesley, N. Twichell, D. Bobsein, P. Len- nertz. Absent: K. Callinan,,I Gibbs, N. Hebner, W. Landon W. Lucas, D. Wallace. 1 1 Row One: M. Kniese, C. Allen, S. Whitney, R. Prince, M. West- lund, B. Scheafnocker, P. Shaw, C. Vogel, A. Spina. Row Two: J. Buckley, P. Parker, E. Ross, B. Wagenblatt, M. Stewart, C. Slattery, E. Labeur, P. Havens, R. Ayers, M. Benton, B. Tay- lor. Absent: P. Campbell, C-. Nel- son, R. Patterson. CHRISTMAS CONCERT PLAYS TO FULL HOUSE Thanks to the efforts of many people, the Christmas Concert had a full house, Sunday December 17, 1967 in the High School Auditorium. The Junior Class sponsored a very tasty buffet before the Concert which helped to draw the large crowd. The program consisted of the Senior Select Band, ,Iunior Chorus and Senior Chorus. The second semester Mr. Duncan had a select chorus of 50 as well as the regular chorus of about 95. March 22 and 23 Cowanda hosted the Chattaraugus County Music Festival with some 300 selected students in junior Band, Senior Band, and Senior Chorus. A number of the Senior Chorus students participated in the County and State Solo Festivals. The year was completed with the Spring Concert, A Vocal Ensemble for Baccalaureate and the Senior Ensemble for Com- mencement. SENIOR BQXYD OFFICERS--M. Catens, Vice-Pres.: Nl. Powers, Treas.g B. Hubbard, Pres.: B. Reding, Sec. fflbsenlj. WOUDWINDS--Hou' One: S. Nlarkell, C. Spencer, S. Whitney Hou' Two: D. Denea, M. Rohrich, C. Prince, B. Thompson Nl. Kempf, K. Xogel, S. Zimmerman. Hou' Three: M. Mcflarl B. Hornik, Nl. Powers, P. Patterson, P. Pierce, K. Gold, A Kolodner. Row Four: S. Badurek, D. liimelein, W. Capella. WOODWINDS--Row One: R. Prince, S. Gabel, S. Herrington. Row Two: J. Parker, P. Partridge, M. Klancer, B. Klancer, N. Zuzek, J. Tuttle, D. Steff, P. Shaw. Row Three: S. Espersen, D. Hewitt. Row Four: R. Cole, D. Elliott, N. Nagle, L. Leonard, R. Clabeaux, B. Reding. Row Five: D. Cook, D. Kokel, R. Fraser, M. Schank, P. Schauer. PHRCLSSION--C. Chapmen, J. Bristow, S. Spencer, D. Butcher, J. Scott, C. Peters, P. lennertz. TUBAS AND BARITONES--Row One: D. Spencer, L. Prince, C. Nelson, W. Cain. Row Two: G. Glass, P. McDonald, C. Gaffney, C. Maine. BAND Nlr. llonald Bollinger Director TBO'XlBONliS AND FRENCH HORNS--Seated: M. Mar- vin, D. Degenfelder, Johnston, D. Bobsiene, J. Westland, Nl. Kniese, R. Patterson. Standing: B. Bixby, ,l. Nimon, T. lleneen, B. Blanchard, N. Himelein, B. Hubbard, B. Ewell, l . Weyand. GOWANDA HOSTS COUNTY ALL STATE This year, C.tI.S. played host to the outstanding music students of the county. This was the second time for Go- wanda, the lirst being held here six years ago. Two of our students, Barbara Klucik and Sue Nlarkell, attended the WOODWINDS--Row One: L. Crouse, B. Klucik, S. Crouse. Row Two: P. Parker, P. Wesley, R. Ewell, E. Bley, M. Catens, ,l. Gebhart, l.. Wait. Row Three: R. Fort, B. Norris, D. Tietz, B. Tuttle. Conference All-State Music Festival at Kiamesha Lake. Dur- ing the year, concerts were given featuring both the grade X l bands. Mr. Bollinger's excellent leadership was responsible for much of the Band's success throughout the year. CORNETS--Hou' One: D. Wishner, S. Meyers, M. Stewart, l.. Nlaines, P. Pierce. Row Two: B. Smith, J. Hatfield, H. Chmiel, D. VanNote, C. Meyers, D. Poole. Row Three: R. Bobseine, B. Rayport, l.. Allen, D. Hedges, C. Jemison, B. Sheehan, R. Story. E s E 5 S - S BRASS--Row One: C. Peters. Row Two: K. Hedges, R. Nimon, A. Hall. Row Three: D. Blanchard, S. Allen, G. Greene. How Four: K. Hinkley, R. Hamilton. Row Five: T. Kuhs, S. Wrat- ney. BRASS--Row One: T. Schindler, J. Mather, L. Farley. Row Two: R. Klaneer, N. Vance, W. Bushnell, R. Jemison, C. Pearson, B. Jacobs, R. Hamilton. Absent: L. Patterson. JUNIOR WOODVVINDS--Row One: D. Johnson, R. Bla- zak. Row Two: J. Williams, N. Faloran, L. Ful- lone, T. Vantino. Row Three: K. Whitney, J. Wil- ber, J. Celia, B. Weller. Row Four: J. Spencer, B. Bareham, J. Gross, K. Connolly. WOODWINDS--Row One: S. Haynes. Row Two: V. Farley, S. Peters, D. Anderson. Row Three: B. Ross, L. Marble, S. Prince, P. John, W. Nagle. AND Mr. Gary Sprague Director BAND OFFICERS--L. Farley, Pres., S. Bartlett, Vice-Pres.g B. Weller, Sec., N. Minekimo, Treas. BRASS--T. Reding, S. Sadjak, M. Thrasher, T. Hedges, D. Duncan. WOODWIND--How One: B. Elliott, V. Dispenza, T. Crouse, B. Bice, T. Benson. How Two: D. Carr, S. Bartlett, R. Grenke, N. Minekime, M. Mack, L. Jimerson, D. Allen. PERCUSSION--C. Bowers, M. Nephew, T. Twitchell, M. Dav- is, S. Boyd, N. Sherwood, B. Chmiel. How One: D. Allen, A. Ross, K. Brooke, Mr. Duncan, T. DiBlasi, M. VanNote, W. Nagel. Row Two: J. Spencer, D. Allen, S. Jimerson, K. Wilson, L. Farley, S. Wing, C. Nephew, M. Perkins. Row Three: F. Fudala,J. Gaylord, R. Grenke, C. Williams, P. Espersen, E. Meyers, P. Sheehan, L. Schuetrum. Row Four: T. Hedges, E. Williams, D. Reska, D. Rabe, R. Butcher, D. Eaton, B. Korosec, D. Duncan. .IU IOR CHORU For the past three years CCS has been without a Junior Chorus, because of the double ses- sions in seventh and eighth grades. This year Junior Chorus has been reactivated under the direction of Mr. Duncan. About eighty seventh and eighth graders have met three times a week for rehearsal and have performed in the Christmas Concert and the Junior High Spring Concert. Row One: C. Strawder, B. Howard, T. Vantino, R. Bucco, T. Benson, D. Silverheels, R. West- burg, K. Hedges, L. Steward. Row Two: B. Milks, J. Lucas, L. Bailey, D. Frank, M. Dyer, L. Green, B. Fareham, J. Celia, E. Spence, B. Hilton. Row Three: K. Turay, B. Ross, P. Thomas K. Whitney, L. Fullone, C. Weimer, F. Hughey, B. VanNote. Row Four: C. Read, J. Wilber, C Colburn, J. Lowis, D. Jamison, W. Christ, B. Weller, C. Read. 1 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Seated: B. Spina, Miss Zielenieski--Advisor, R. Hammer, J. Nephew, M. Klancer.Standing: A. Spina, M. Stewart, L. DiDomizio. .IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: T. Benson, R. Westhurg. Row Two L. Fullone, Sec., K. Hinkley, Pres, Mrs Schell, Advisor, K. Whitney, Vice Pres., B Bohseine, Treas. Row Three: L. Marble, M Press, D. Sever, T. Howard, P. Espersen, S Boyd, T. Crouse. Absent: K. Hedges, T. Twichell, N. Sherwood, B. Milks, C. Korbar. GERMAN CLUB l nder the supervision of Herr Dosa, the German Club continued its studies of Cerman culture and customs. Once again members participated in the traditional German Christmas caroling about town. Their best efforts have been put forward and have made the extra-curricular life of our school more active. ff. Blanchard, Yice-Pres., B. Cole, Sec., Mr. Dosa, Advisor, 5. Nleyers, 'l'reas.g Nl. Uatens, Pres. Hou' One: NI, Kneise, B. Klucik, L. Wait, D. Kokel, M. J. Oger. Row Three: NI. NIcCarl, C. Zimmerman, P. Clatens, B. Prince. How Two: B. Bartlett, C. Catens, R. Parker, ll. VanN0te, C. Blanchard, M. Stewart, B. She- Cole, J. DiDomizio, I.. Hausser, D. Peterson, B. Hornik, ehan,.l. Cebhart, S. Meyers, B. Taylor. FRENCH CLUB Row One: Crouse, N. Spina, P. Pierce, P. Yogtli, P. Nance. Hou- Three: Nl. llager, R. Clabeaux, S. Homan, lluff, ,l. Ries, S. Esperson. How Two: J. Westendorf, l.. K. Nimon, C. Blanchard, D. Warner, U. Hedges, D. Wal- leonard, I.. Crouse, IJ. llewitt, Nl. Stout, D. Weller, D. lace, K. Kenngott, T. Perrigo, W. Tuttle, F. Parish, Y. Ilolocinski, C. Jones, ,l. Yogtli, ,l. Smith, C. Twoguns, K. Huff. Hou' One: T. Perrigo, Attorney Gen., B. Tuttle, Xice-Pres., S. Esperson, Sec. Row Two: J. Westen- dorf, Treas., Mrs. Schwedt, Advisor, K. Vance, Pres. CHRISTMAS CAROLING FRENCH STYLE The newly organized French Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Schwedt, promoted a better understanding of French culture, langpage, customs, and heritage. At Christmas time, members of the club went caroling French songs and attended a party afterwards. The night was high-lighted by the choosing of King Bill Tuttle and Queen Faith Parish. A fun time was enjoyed by all and the club hopes to sponsor more activities. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER Row One: R. Claheaux, D. Degenfelder, P. Lennertz, B. B. Norris, D. Howard, F. Riuo, D. VanNote, B. llornik, Klancer, R. Cole, D. Nlarrano, W. Capella, S. Gatens, N. ll. Trapp. Nagle, Nl. Eichenburger. Row Two: N. Wells, I.. Scharf, STUDENT VOICE HEARD AND HERALDED Row One: N. Nagle, Eichenburger, D. Marrano. Row Two: C. Blanchard, B. Klucik, C. Chapman, N. Wells. Row Three: D. YanNote, Mr. Hamann, Advisor: R. Nonis. The Student Herald is one of the less fun co- curricular activities at G.C.S. as any of the people on the staff will tell you. A school newspaper involves a great deal of work in writing, editing, typing, and pasting-up the copy. This work often takes place until all hours of the night. However, it is well worth it. There are few pleasures greater than the thrill one gets at seeing his own words in print and there is great satis- faction to be derived from the various awards and com- mendations which the Student Herald has received. Also, there are the rewards received from the team effort that is necessary on any newspaper staff. SCIENCE CLUB How One: A. Spina, K. Hammer, Nl. Rohrich, U. Glea son. Row Two: D. llegenfelder, W. Sheehan, I.. Prince, Miss Zielenieski, Advisor: B. Klancer. Row Three: J. Nep hew, P. Lennertz, ll. Elliott, j. Mentley, R. Ewell, C. Ste- vens, ll. Trapp. Hou' Four: B. Hornik, C. Zimmerman Nl. Stewart, R. Cole, P. Wesley, R. Fort. Hou' Five: R Zucker, R. llurd, D. Elvin, P. Mesches, R. Gunnell, l, Scharf, A. Koluclner. SCHOOL STORE Row One: M. Campbell, L. Gabel, C, Steves, ,l. Albrecht. Row Two: S. Her- rington, C. Capasso, Mr. Sullivan. Row Three: R. Putney, B. Smith, N. Ross, L. Burger, C. Ramsdell, L. Low- is, M. Cernatt. Absent: C. Bennett, A. Iwanciw, J. Durphy. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row One: K. Van Vleck, A. Banaziak, M. A. Flach, Smith, D- H0l0CiHSki, P- CamPbell, P' Nechamef P. Campbell, J. Plleuger. Row Two: E. Christian, J. Mrs. Hoppa, MTS- Eckffl- Y Q 21. ' 5361 fi' . ,, ii qiffss -1 1. .- ,-jp, s. N45 ff Qlflfgj ,. is CROSS CUUNTRY M , .1 Q ii Row One: D. Spencer, J. Harvey, R. Bohsein, S. Spencer. Row Two: Coach Molinari, J. McCarl, G. Slattery, J. McCarl, C. Ladd. SENIOR GARY LADD LEADS HARRIERS Cross country returned to Gowanda in 1967-68. Gary Ladd, a senior, led a young but aggressive squad. Rounding out the team were juniors Jim McCarl, Dave Spencer, sophomores Steve Spencer, Rex Bobsein and John McCarlg freshman John Harvey. The team participated in meets with Springville, Clarence, Fredonia, Randolph, Pine Valley, Falconer, South- western and Forestville. Along with these teams the Cowanda harriers ran in the county and sectional meets in early No- vember. This fall sport is an excellent conditioner for all other sports. We are hoping for an expanded program and schedule for next year that would include a JV team. VARSITY FOOTBALL i-4.-...,.4..4a...., . Row One: D. Erickson, J. Vogtli, T. Cain, C. Meyers, R. Fort, B. Hubbard, D. Fox, J. John, J. Scott, Coach Bare ham. Row Two: T. Newcomb, K. Hubacher, G. Peters, L. Williams, D. Rogers, M. Parker, W. Cross, G. Press, E. BOBSEIN SELECTED Senior Tim Bobsein was selected as a member of the All- Star team of the Southwestern Conference. Bobsein played the position of center and was captain of the team. Two other seniors, Ron Fort and Cary Meyers and George Nelson, a junior, received honorable mention for the All-Star team. To the spectator, the Friday night game is the most im- portant event on the Football calendar. To those who have shed blood, sweat, and tears,', football means other things, like giving up autumn aftemoons for hours of practice-- rain or shine, leaming signals and plays as complicated as the solution to a geometry problem, being too physically and mentally exhausted to enjoy supper, giving up sweets and limiting social life to get the necessary hours of sleep. These Blemaster, R. Hurd. Row Three: B. Landon, M. Edwards, T. Bobsein, B. Putney, G. Nelson, N. Himelein, H. Huff, J. Voncina, R. Martindale, Coach Markell. FOB ALL-STAR TEAM sacrifices develop character whereby it can truly be said that football makes a man, and the playing field can be proof of that manhood. Exciting highlights this season were Ron Fort's intercep tion in the Fredonia gameg Stan Jimerson's broken field run ning in the Southwestern game, the first eight minutes of the Salamanca game, George Nelson's passing in the Eisenhow- er game, and Cary Meyeris touchdown runs on our 143 re- VCTSE. Although the Panthers won two and lost six, they did have the spirit, desire, and detemiination to give the game their all-qualities of which any athlete can be proud. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One: S. Jimerson, M. Jonathan, D. White, F. Seneca, K. Hubacker. Row Two: H. Huff, D. Lay, G. Peters, M. Edwards. Row Three: W. Cross, Manager, T. Bobsein, R. Martindale, G. Nelson, .l. Rogan, Coach. PANTHERS BEAT FREDONIA 60-50 The win over Fredonia, exemplified the finest exhibition of team work and desire to win as the Panthers beat Fre donia 60-50. It was the first time in ten years that the Go- wanda Panthers had beaten Fredonia. While working with a young team, eight Juniors and four Seniors, Coach Rogan is looking forward to a more prosperous season next year as the competition changes from the Lake Shore League to the Erie County competition. Leaving the squad this year will be Doug Lay, Tim Bobsein, Don White and Dick Martindale. Top scorer Mark Johnathan and the second man in re bounding Mike Edwards, along with the six other lettering Juniors will be returning next year. VARSITY WRESTLING Ron Hurd, John Henkel, John McCarl, Jay Bow- endorf, Howard Parish, Jim McCarl, I-Iarlen Hen- ers, Bob Braymiller, Martin Button, Gary Schind- hawk, Ed Andzel, ler, Coach Bareham, Paul Phillips, John West- HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT PLACE WINNERS Row One: Cary Schindler--Secondg Paul Phillip--Firstg Bob Braymiller--Third. Row Two: Harlen Henhawk--Secondg Jim McCarl--Thirdg Ed Andzel--Secondg Howard Parish--First. .l.V. WRESTLING Row One: Dale Milks, Tom Huss, Chuckie Maine, Jim Jim Mentley, Alan White, Richard Boutelle. Row Three: Braymiller, John June, Ron Schindler, Coach D. Crouse. Frank Howard, Howard Campbell, Cary Hilton, Richard Row Two: Ken White, Clarence Seneca, Gary Patterson June, Mark Nephew, Richard Bromley, Joe Mohawk. SENIORS--J. Westondorf, H. Henhawk, P. Phillips, H. Parish. HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Paul Phillips and Howard Parish SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS Howard Parish and Joe Mohawk SECTIONAL PLACE WINNERS Row One: P. Phillips, 2ndg H. Parish, Ist. Row Two: .l. McCarl, 4thg .l. Mohawk, Istg E. Andzel, 4-th. Ab- sent: John McCarl, 3rd. MATMEN PLACE SECOND IN SOUTHERN TIER The Gowanda Matmen got off to a good start this sea- son by winning the Holiday Tournament at Randolph and then going on to win ten consecutive dual meets before los- ing to an undefeated Southwestern team. Compiling a record of eleven wins and three defeats, the matmen placed second in the Southern Tier Wrestling Conference. In the Section Six Tournament held at Southwestern, the team finished in fifth place with thirteen teams in competition. Howard Parish and Paul Phillips brought their wrestling careers to a close this season after wrestling for Gowanda for four years. Howie leaves behind an impressive record as Sec- tional champ in 1966 and 1968, Holiday Tournament champ 1968, and was undefeated in his weight class this sea- son. His overall record in dual meets stands at 38 wins, five losses and one draw. He has an opportunity, at this writing, to represent Cowanda in the State Finals in Syracuse. Paul Phillips was Sectional champ in 1967 and placed second in 1968. He too was a Holiday Tournament cham- pion this season. Paul's overall record in dual meets was 39 wins, three losses and one draw. BOWLING TEAM The C.C.S. Bowling team will try to repeat as winners of the Class A sec- tionals this year. Last years team failed to win an individual match, but at llam- burg's Leisure Land the team came through with the upset of the year by defeating all of the class A schools and brought home the sectional crown. A. Strauss, H. Yezek, M. Andzel, T. Snyder, G. Meyers, B. Putney, J. Harris, Mr. Conrad, Coach. GOLF TEAM The Gowanda Central golf team had another suc- cessful season as they sported a won five, lost one and tied one record. ln addition, they finished third out of a field of eleven in the Chautauqua County play-off. Mike Leafs score in the Section VI play-offs qualified him to compete in the Inter-sectionals at Beaver Island. With four returning squad members, the outlook is good for the coming year. Row One: J, Scott, M. Leaf. Row Two: N. Himelein, Mr. Patrick, Coachg P. Mesches. Rifvfwf' W - VARSITY BASEBALL . Q 1 Rau' One: Coach Markell, E. Paprocki, M. Edwards, I.. Williams, B. lloman, L. Straus, T. Newcomb, T. Cain, J. Nogtli, D. Scott, .l. Phillips, G. Meyers. Absent: F. Seneca, C. Nelson, ll. Huff, M. Williams fmanagerj. PAPROCKI LEADS TEAM WITH .333 AVG. The 1967 Varsity Baseball Team playing in the Lake- shore Baseball League for the second year compiled a 7 won 7 lost record. The team consisted of six seniors, three juniors, four sophomores, and one freshman. Captain Ed Paprocki led the team in hitting with a .333 average. The pitching staff was young and all are returning for the 1968 season. Pitchers Tom Newcomb and Frank Seneca did most of the pitching and were ably supported by Cary Meyers and Larry Williams. Gowand's 12 to 1 win over flattaraugus and a 10 to 4- win over Eden were the high scoring games of the season. Also the 4 to 2 wins over Southwestern and Salamanca and 4 to 3 wins over Fal- coner and Southwestern were the exciting games of the season. With some good talent coming up from the J.V. team and with the returning letterman the prospects for 1968 look bright. THE 1967 SCHEDULE Cowanda 12 Cattaraugus 1 Cowanda 3 Salamanca 4 Gowanda 3 J amestown 3 Gowanda 4 Southwestern 2 Gow anda 2 Fredonia 5 Cowanda O Falconer 1 Cowanda 4 Salamanca 2 bowanda 4- Falconer 3 Cowanda 4 Southwestern 3 Uowanda 6 Springville 3 Cowanda 10 Eden 4 Cowanda 4- Fredonia 10 flowanda 1 Dunkirk 7 Clowanda 2 Dunkirk 4 Cowanda 2 Eden 5 TRACK Row One: R. Bobsein, S. Spencer, J. lVIcCarl, P. Phillips, D. Lay, P. Dayton, D. Markell, C. Ladd, B. Hubbard, D. Buckland, D. Ewell, B, Sheehan, L. Milks, J. lVlcCarl. B. Ceil, Coach Karnath. Row Two: D. Spencer, J. Cugino, V. Gauge, D. Gordon, MARKELL AND LAY SET NEW RECORDS Dave Markell finished his track career with twenty-two con- ,gli pf 'Q y secutive hurdle victories, including Conference, County, Sectional, ,9 2, 1 ' - or H 1 and State Qualifiers. Dave now holds records in the County low hurdles, the Southwestern Conference high and low hurdles, the Section Vl low hurdles, and the State Qualifiers high and low hurdles. Outstanding performer in the field events was Doug Lay who soared to a height of 12' 6 , breaking the school record of 11, 31' set hy Cary Nephew back in 1951 for pole vaulting. Trackmen who earned Varsity letters this year were Dan Buck- land, Pete Dayton, Dave Gordon, Brian Hubbard, Gary Ladd, Doug Lay, Jim McCarl, Dave Spencer, John Witherell, Tim Witherell, and Cary Kubasiak. Other members of the team who earned squad letters were: Larry Allen, Rex Bobsein, Rich Dean, Rick Ewell, Ron Hurd John lVlcCarl, Dale Milks, Paul Phillips, Bill Sheehan, and Spencer. Li MAJORETTES Row One: P. Schauer, Captain. Row Two: S. West, S, M. Westlund, B. Rogers, ,I. John, L. Crampton, J. Gabel, K. Gold, D. Schauer. Row Three:B. Williams, Wesflmfg, 5- Heffingmn- The half times of our football and basketball home tators with skillful and agile maneuvers. Their routines set games featured our talented baton twirlers. Uner the direction the scene for the traditional singing of our Alma Mater. of Mrs. Schell and the leadership of the captain, Pat Schauer, Truly they have added much to our school. the squad of twelve and one substitute entertained the spec- 'N-I f' 3 1 7 'ef i ,,, ,LG A fm e 'Q ' 55 vs J.V. BASEBALL Row One: T. Huff, E. Skeels, R. Boutelle, K. Williams, D. Brumagin, D. Newmeister, G. Peters, G. Press, V. Arms Newcomb, K. Hubacher, B. Hubacher. Row Two: Coach A. Strauss, W. Cross. .l.V. BASKETBALL Row One: F. Wyand, J. Hatfield, J. Bray, R. MacDonald, K. Williams, D. Elvin, CoachMolan- Smith, R. Ewell. Row Two: N. Jemison, R. Story, ari, L. Williams, J. Witherell, S. Spencer, B. Lan- L. Issacs, R. Bobsein, D. Burek. How Three: P. donfmanagerj. FOOTBALL Row One: F. Weyand, D. Tietz, J. Bowers, A. Strauss, R. Ewell, H. Yezec, D. Newcomb T Deneen R Hubacher R Klan- cer fmanagerj. Row Two: Coach Rogan, T. Perrigo, M. Ebert, C. Jimerson, D. Studley, Bromley: vi Armes, Gi Cafney, K. Williams. How Three: B. Sheehan, J. Witherall, D. Neumeister, D. Elvin, D. Perrigo, J. Skeels. FRE HMAN FOOTBALL Row One: B. Harris, G. Schindler, ,I. Culbertson, R. Story, D. Burke, R. Smith, T. Herrington, R. Williams, C. Nelson, B. Cugino, Coach Scott. Row Two: H. Chmiel, D. Albrecht, C. Thomas, 1. Nimon,,I Hatfield B Bartlett B Leonard W Cain, M. Williams, R. Schindler. Row Three: R. Cunnel, T. Geiger, M. Nephew, Johnsoil, Mialkii, Smouse: Mi Andzel, F. Abrahms. I0 9 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row One: R. Williams, R. Ayes, H. Hemelein, R. R. Co11lon, D. Jimerson, D. White, M. Williams, Leonard, D. Jolls. Row Two: Mr. Hobson, Coach, D. Johnson, J. Ogerfmanagerj. How One: J. Culbertson, C. Heilzenrater, D. Hawk- Snyder, D. Neumeister, A. Reid, D. Horth, E.And- ins, J. Mentley, R. Raiport, J. Harris, J. Harvey. zel, T. Symanski, R. Badurek, S. Rosen. Row Two: Mr. Trombley, Coach, T. Bouquin, T. PORT HI-LIGHT 'Uv is. 'K-sf.. Co get him Paul! M., Q.. Mr. Bareham sweating il out. G. C. 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W Up, up and away! .J'j ELEMENTARY 4 Neig- .,,,..... l ADMINISTRATION Mr. William Jackson, Filementary Supervisor Mr. Paul D. Harrington, Administrative Assis- lafll. SPECIAL FACULTY Rau' One: Miss Lorraine Ciszak, Dental Hygienistg Miss Jean Geiger, Lihrariang Miss Carol Sheibley, Physical Education. Row Two: Mr. Andrew Washy, Speech Therapistg Mrs. Carol Goodman, Artg Mr. Vincent Karnath, Physical Education, Mr. Franklin Markell, Physical Education, Miss Doris jones, Vocal Music, Mrs. ,Ioan Gerson, Vocal Musicg Mrs. Elinor Thompson, Reading Consultantg Miss Cynthia Leonard, Art. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. ,lean Doehnert and Mrs. Kay Eaton. GRADE 6 MR. YOUNG Rau' One: D. Hintz, D. Braymiller, D. Royce, D. Woodward, J. Allen, M. Sprague, J. Silver- heels. How Two: C. Smith, C. Hancock, L. Gibbs, M. Weyand, R. Cross, D. Karr, D Schindler. Row Three: C. Redeye, R. Bowers R. Jolls, R. Maines, D. Kota, C. Smith, T Stevens, K. Schindler. Absent:J. Hebner. Q GRADE 6 MRS. TROUTMAN Rou' One: P. Cain, N. Vogtli, E. Connolly, T Borowski, K. Doehnert, M. Carl. Row Two: R DiBlasi, J. Chang, D. Ramsdell, D. Utley, D Thrasher, L. Bobsein, T. Mialki, B. Snyder Hou' Three: J. Fairbanks, C. Nephew, L. Smith D. Frost, S. Pearson, D. Dole, P. Constan- tine, J. Peglowski. GRADE 6 MRS. SAGE Row One: R. Post, T. Goodemote, A. Ross, C. Parke, H. Dash, J. Spina, R. Rosen. Row Two: L. Jones, J. Goodemote, R. Wing, C. Seneca, J. Howard, C. Jamerson, M. Korbar. Row Three: A. Pracht, D. Goddard, A. Fox, S. Kennedy, L. Anderson, K. Amistrong, J. Jackson, M. Nagle. fl, ff GRADE 6 MRS. MENTLEY Row One: B. Ball, B. Frederickson, C. Famer, R. Andolsek, C. Long, V. Strohauer, K. Poole, W. Goodemote. Row Two: J. Shellenbarger, K Schindler, T. Halloran, R. Utley,D.Woodward 1 C. Thompson, D. Ebert, M. Huff. Row Three: A. Stevens, J. Kettle, D. Sutter, W. Thomas, M. Mormile, K. Schindler, D. Dickinson, J. Jones, J. Preischel. GRADE 6 MR. CHRISTOPHER Row One: K. Krebs, R. Campbell, C. Halftown, J. Curtis, T. Mills, J. Keeler, J. Selan. Row Two: C. Cooper, A. Wesllund, B. vonGalambas, L. Rahe, D. Ayers, C. Andolsek, M. Frederickson, D. Sanford, K. Matteson. Rofw Three: M. Smith, L. Mead, M. Mentley, S. Oakes, D. Witherell, P. Perkins, S. Cook, R. VanNote. GRADE 5 MRS. ENSERRO Row One: M. Matte, R. Wilber, T. Gardner, A. Wheeler, R. Cole, S. Farley, V. Curry. Row Two: M. Stevens, P. Utley, J. Haynes, K. Lucas, K. Logan, C. Quiter, D. Chryst, R. Benson, M. Chmiel. Row Three: E, Austin, T. Chapman, K. Toth, E. Williams, D. Bennett, D. Jamison, J. Karr, J. Gertseh, F. Inabinet. GRADE 5 MRS. SPITTLER Rau' One: M. L. Frederickson, A. White, T. El- liot, D. Kewley, M. John, D. Spruce, D. Straw der. Row Two: A. Orth, B. Mazurek, P. Jones D. Stuprock, M. Sajdak, T. Silverheels, C Schuetrum, D. Tussing. Row Three: D. Armes M. Badurek, W. Twoguns, R. Corelli, R. Noll D. Tatlow, D. Williams, D. Spence, N. Caneen Absent: K. Bollinger, C. Cinlron. s Q 1 GRADE 5 MRS. WATERMAN How One: M. Frederickson, R. Taber, J. Szabo, E. Huff, T. DiBlasi, R. Henderson, L. Knowles, W. Diodato. Row Two: G. Hedges, K. Hatfield, C. Matte, C. Martin, D. John, V. Cook, T. Hubbard, T. Mohawk, M. Williams. Row Three. N. Redeye, T. Evans, J. Daniel, D. Johnson, L. Mather, R. Nephew, N. Crassi, D. Parry, N. Zelinski, D. Thurston. GRADE 5 MR. JOUBERT Row One: N. West, B. Homan, D. Taber, C. Hubbard, L. Sever, K. Lipinski. Row Two: D. Hubacher, S. Pierce, R. Benton., K. Huff, R Heilzenrater, M. Sweda, K. Sullivan, M. Rupp Row Three: E. Silverheels, M. Rizzo, K. Rogers J. Jackson, C. Burzak, D. Gates, R. Richter, D Cordon, R. John. s GRADE 5 MR. BROWN Row One: J. Youngberg, R. Bowen, K. Nelson, K. Ewell, T. Crumb, L. Selan. Row Two: R. Himes, C. Bley, D. Famer, S. Patterson, B. Cates, J. Logan, L. Sutter, L. Stafford. How Three: L. Parker, R. Zeman, D. Sullivan, R. Cornfield, T. Wesolowski, S. Heath, S. Cla- heaux, M. McDonald. Absent: D. Stevens, C. Meyers, T. Pooke, M. Lay. GRADE 5 MR. DAVIS Hou' One: L. Williams, D. John, G. Button, M. Gibbs, J. Stiles, D. Crouse, M. Stafford, R. Ray. Hou' Two: T. Sherwood, F. Wannacott, P. Hor- ner, J. Miller, B. Reynolds, T. Hunt, R. Huch, B. Gierlach. Row Three: R. Matteson, S. Spruce, S. Brigham, B. Bareham, M. Thomp- son, T. Austin, D. Stitzel, V. Isaac, R. Fudala. GRADE 4 MRS. MATHER Row One: D. Orlh, C. Snyder, J. Hartman, W. Braymiller, R. Kawalewski, J. Stevens, L. Ne- phew, L. Johnson. Row Two: D. Mack, G. Na- gle, C. Mayers, R. Henderson, P. Scheulrum, A. Stevens, D. Putney, J. Gill, O. Howard. Row Three: J. Knowles, R. Lawton, L. Smith, Y. Smith, M. Sek, D. Hubbard, T. Stevens, J. Grenke, D. Dickenson, J. Williams,J . Ayers. GRADE 4 MISS BAUDENDISTEL Row One: M. Redeye, P. Long, K. Yezek, IVI. Simpson, D. Steves, J. Reynolds, T. Kota, M. Clabeaux. Row Two: S. Warrior, W. Huff, T. Shellenharger, M. Mead, D. Bennett, R. Prince, A. Andolsek, N, Hemlock, S. Kingston. Row Three: S. Sanford, P. Latona, N. Stitzel, P. Mentley, T. Ognen, R. John, C. Warrior, K. Jimerson, M. Geil, R. Marsh. GRADE 4 MRS. WHITE Row One: B. Kewley, S. Herrington, R. Prince K. Kuhs, C. Cabel, D. Bridges, D. Whitney How Two: D. Parke, W. Schindler, R. Brooks C. Spire, M. Ulley, A. Warrior, E. Mohawk K. Neumeister, D. Miller. Row Three: C. Bori ing, D. Stevens, R. Henhawk, D. Waterman D. Huff, W. John, T. Rupp, A. Renaud, M Jakubiec, S. Ivett. Absent: R. Hintz, D. John J. Mayers. GRADE 4 MISS WILLIAMS Row One: D. Patterson, R. Gross, J. Goode- mote, T. Cocca, D. Huff, J. Mitchell, T. Coo- chee, G. Wratny. Row Two: R. Kowalewski, A. Kettle, J. Twoguns, D. Maines, J. Symanski, C. Allen, D. Skoczylas, M. Gurney, R. Reid. Row Three: R. Henhawk, C. Davis, S. Con- stantine, B. Hurd, T. Jimerson, N. Jemison, J. Smith, D. Read, B. Jimerson, B. Maybee. 9 a v GRADE 3 MRS. MELQUIST Row One: S. Mohawk, S. Vance, J. Brooks, M. Thrasher, V. Gaylord, B. lvett, T. William son. Row Two: M. Powless, M. Studley, T. Beaver, D. Simmons, J. Perchy, D. Evans, C Seneca, L. Pierce. Row Three: T. Irish, A. Ed wards, C. Lips, C. Goddard, C. Sek, R. Mc- Carl, C. Nephew, P. Earle, D. Challenger, M Korbar. Absent: T. Twoguns, J. Parry, J. Stiles, L. Spruce. GRADE 4 MRS. LADD Row One: C. White, L. Foster, S. Ball, L. Chryst, J. Thrasher, C. Ross, C. Simmons. Row Two: J. Herrington, S. Halftown, P. Good- emote, M. Marvin, D. Allen, J. Culbertson, K. Cross, A. Jackson, J. Mosher, M. Hemann. Row Three: D. Stafford, C. Jamerson, E. John, C. Deneen, B. Corelli, D. Covert, C. Golden, G. Cooper, W. Parker, D. Goodwill. GRADE 3 MISS FIRTH Row One: E. Smith, D. Jensen, A. Howard, L. Hubacher, M. Himelein, M. Henhawk, J. Pat- terson, E. Aanerud. Row Two: C. John, J. Le- Roy, G. Crumb, J. CeCarlo, J. Brumagin, L. Frederickson, R. Lazar, L. Pierce, D. John, S. Patterson. Row Three: D. Stafford, C. Hart, R. Sayward, R. Rupp, R. Fox, B. Brown, J. Alessi, J. Paulucci, R. Rogers, W. Clause, D. Rathman. GRADE 3 MRS. LAWTON Row One: J. Matte, J. Blackwolf, R. Kingston, D. Wendel, B. Lay, L. Kwilos, L. Ball, D. Ye- sek. Row Two: T. Lennertz, S. Hill, W. Rogers, C. Williams, A. Coventry, P. Celia, D. Farley, E. Steeprock, R. Rote, R. Maybee, R. Kittle. Row Three: M. Swanson, YVI. Jamerson, A. Jones, M. Winters, C. Lay, S. Mills, A. Thurs- ton, C. Thomas, P. Gaylord, M. Johnson. GRADE 3 Miss BIALASZEWSKI Row One: M. Smith, L. Frederickson, J . Davis, C. Alessi, L. Vance, L. Mead. Row Two: M. Cooper, B. Schauer, R. Grimes, A. Johnson, L. Gassman, K. Hammond, A. Mallaber, B. Hend- erson, W. Himes. Row Three: D. Jimerson, F. Draegert, R. Babicz, B. Woodward, J. Silver- heels, B. Malek, M. Gates, D. Heckman, D. Harrington, K. Strohmeyer. Absent: K. John, W. John, L. Thompson, R. Vereerstraeten. GRADE 3 Miss MAJKoWsK1 Row One: S. Peglowski, M. Peters, D. lvett, S. Stebbins, C. Conlon, E. Stiles, C. Crumb. Row Two: M. Richmond, T. Andolsek, R. Smith, C. Brooks, B. Haynes, B. Hubbard, E. Weyand, S. Redeye, L. Gates, T. Grimm. How Three: D. Spina, C. Putney, R. Nagle, B. Halftown, S. Sutter, H. Simpson, B. Patterson, B. Huber, C. Thurston, E. Logan. Absent: A. Twoguns. GRADE 2 MISS ACKLEY How One: J. Patterson, W. Stark, G. Lawton, M. Campbell, P. Mooney, D. Dickinson, K. Stebbins. Row Two: D. Seneca, A. Coventry, P. Pearson, K. Wratny, P. Oyach, J, Hubbard, D. Huber, B. Cooper, C. McDonald. Row Three: C. Evans, D. Maybee, F. Ray, D. Maracle, M. Johnson, D. Allen, R. Burke, M. Williams, G. Denea. GRADE 2 MRS. MC CARTHY Row One: J. Snyder, D. Ball, J. Utley, C. Sil- verheels, A. Kota, T. Himes, S. Wescott, S Bauer. Row Two: T. Bowen, C. Brooks, B Bunge, A. Mohawk, W. John, M. Stevens, C Reynolds, T. Covert, S. Dewey. Row Three:D Pracht, C. Ognen, G. Bailey, R. Holtz, M. Mar- tin, D. Vert, D. Sprague, M. Redeye, M. Daniel D. Clabeaux. v GRADE 2 MRS. REYNoLDs Hou' One: M. Allen, T. White, R. Bridges, D. Brown, J. Johnson, C. Kwilos, S. Challenger. Row Two: R. Butcher, J. Lillie, W. Edwards, B. Thompson, R. Warrior, M. Gates, G. Parker, D. Covert. Row Three: M. Allen, C. Strohauer, M. Miller, B. Woodward, M. Denea, B. Hewitt, R. Burke, S. Peters, J . Sprague. Absent: R. Jim- erson, T. Daniel. J GRADE 2 MRS. CooLEY Row One: J. Dispenza, L. Putney, F. Cocca, L. Allen, J. Button, R. Hubbard, R. Martin, M Gaylord. Row Two: L. Preischel, D. Hawkins T. Andolsek, D. Harper, E. lennertz, J . Luffred J. Redeye, R. Broyles, T. Kennedy. Row Three: S. Harvey, T. Gabel, K. lewis, G. Hoxworth, T. Thompson, K. Eels, R. Gilray, J. Gates, D. Poquadeck. 1 GRADE 2 MRS. BROWN Row One: B. Snyder, L. Jimerson, M. Twoguns, D. Ball, K. Pilon, C. Weaver, M. Sweda. Row Two: M. Utley, R. Wilber, J. Nagle, R. Lay, K Nimon, M. Watson, N. Blanchard, K. Reid. Row Three: D. Heman, D. Bennett, J. Smith, W. Andolsek, A. Mather, M. Coudrey, K. Herring- ton, K. Maybee, D. Schindler. GRADE 2 MRS. METZGER Row One: D. West, J . Gassman, M. Hubbard, J. Johnson, B. Davis, S. Burek, J. Dispenza. How Two: S. Rogers, A. Skoczylas, H. Huff, L. Krebs, L. Jamerson, L. Lucas, B. Pierce, L. Broyles, C. Sanford. Raw Three: M. Pilon, R Kettle, B. Snyder, P. Gurney, M. Grimm, E. Matteson, L. Sherwood, T. Hopp, J. Ray. Ab- sent: D. Vereerstraeten, F. Spruce. 4 GRADE 1 MRS. POOLE Row One: J. Townsend, C. Ball, C. Brown, J. Luffred, J. Penharlow, L. McCubbin, L. Gumey. Row Two: K. Thordahl, P. Smith, M. Brooks D. Taber, D. Sprague, D. Washy, B. Reid, E. Maybee, B. Chapman, F. Hawkins. Row Three: J. Kota, J. Maybee, J. Brumagin, A. Sanford, W. Matteson, T. Twichell, C. Smith, D. Huff, A. Thompson. GRADE 1 MRS. READ Row One: J. Perchy, D. Steves, M. Clabeaux, ll. Beaver, J. DiDimizio, K. Jones, L. Cabel, T. Boss. Row Two: L. Nephew, S. Masman, R. Irish, J. Stafford, J. Mehain, F. Reinschmidt, T. Camp, B. Vogtli. Row Three: K. Smith, D. Moritz, A. Wilkins, L. LeRoy, T. Stevens, C. Stevens, A. Hunt, S. Peters, T. Crassi. GRADE 1 MRS. FRELING Row One: D. Andolsek, F. Ross, L. Cooper, T. Greeley, P. Seneca, S. Long, J. Merrill, V. Steb- bins. Row Two: W. Johnson, J. Redeye, K. Smith, S. Cooper, C. Nephew, T. Hunt, D. Co- vert, M. Carey, S. Coudrey. Row Three: K. Crumb, M. Schindler, W. Warrior, K. Orth, C. Fudala, K. Dewey, D. Ackler, B. Spire, J. Ne- phew, B. Foster. GRADE 1 MRS. CORTER How One: J. Sweda, M. Brown, M. Smith, F. Hawkins, L. Gurney, K. Krist, M. Wing. Row Two: P. Nagle, J. Post, R. John, B. Snyder, W. Mohawk, D. Hewitt, A. Thompson, J. Fer- nandez, K. Nelson. Row Three: D. Taylor, M Hedges, J. Dispenza, S. Andolsek, S. Shellen- barger, D. Jones, S. Myers, M. VanVlack, M. Patterson, J. Williams. GRADE 1 Miss HAAS Row One: C. Weaver, A. Wonnacott, N. How- ard, D. Royce, J. Snyder, R. von Golambos M. Maybee, V. Cooper. Row Two: T. Conlon M. Thompson, D. Kettle, J. Regan, T. Kuhs B. Bobsein, M. Schindler, F. Beaver, R. Pinto. Row Three: M. John, D. Valone, R. Goddard L. Rider, K. Curtis, D. Heckman, K. Burke, L Gromm, C. LeRoy. r 7 s 9 GRADE 1 MRS. WEAVER Row One: B. Allen, A. Kota, H. Lay, J. Wes- cott, D. Pierce, A. Westlund, K. Karr, J. Korbar. How Two: K. Weyand, B. Frederickson, M. Watson, M. John, T. Bley, M. Ognen, A. Mar- lon, D. Reid, W. Parry. Row Three: M. Staf- ford, D. Stevens, J. Whitcher, N. Lee, S. Gates, S. Martin, B. Carey, P. McCarl, B. John, A. Warrior. PRE-FIRST MRS. SNOW Row One: W. Smith, ,L Ingersoll, M. John, L. Parke, J. Coleman, P. Leroy. Row Two: C. Stevens, J. Smith, L. Gonzales, F. Hemandez, W. Dyer, D. Jamerson, A. Samuelson. Row Three: J. Stafford, M. Murphy, H. Johnson, L. Williams, W. Mallaber, M. Johnson, T. Rall, M. Frederickson. KINDERGARTEN PM. MRS. DURELL Row One: J. Heath, B. Howard, K. Covert, T. Mohawk, C. Stafiin, K. Wendell. Row Two: K. johnson, N. Clabeaux, R. Swanson, C. Golden, T. Gilray, S. Lawton. Row Three: S. Boring, L. Wagenhlatt, R. Howard, D. John, S. Lennertz, N. Calendine, P. Douglas. KINDERGARTEN A.M. MRS. DURELL Row One: C. Read, T. Sprague, D. Hubacher, W. Mallaber, S. Kota, K. Crumb, P. Huff. Row Two: D. Schultz, D. Reid, B. Ivett, S. Sek, T. Nephew, S. Williams, L. Henderson, K. Stanbro. Row Three: B. Waterman, P. Stiles, M. Farner, A. John, T. Miller, T. Kennedy, K. Iz1nge,,l. Edler. KINDERGARTEN PM. MRS. HARRINGTON Row One: D. Pine, C. Washy, Y. Johnson, S. Strohmeyer, M. Andolsek, B. Kewley. Row Two: S. Wescott, B. Stark, J. Farley, C. Twoguns, S. Snyder, T. Hill, S. Pierce. Row Three: J. Tingue, S. Vert, B. Press, N. Wame, L. Hem- lock, J. John, J. Denea. KINDERGARTEN A.M. MRS. HARRINGTON Row One: M. Steves, D. Rupp, B. Dyer, J. Holcomb, J. Huff, S. Cates, T. Heckman, L. Allen. Row Two: M. Hewitt, K. Reid, B. Ken- nedy, T. Thompson, I. Warrior, P. Perkins, W. Stebbins, T. Woodward. How Three: D. Mayers, D. Snyder, B. Nephew, V. Diodato, J. Taber, J. Taber, L. Menshel, W. Maines, B. Johnson. KINDERGARTEN A.M. MRS. ORMSBY Row One: E. Mooney, S. Putney, J. Korhar,J. Brown, B. Redeye, M. Nephew, Y. Grimes. Row Two: K. Kvist, B. Thompson, S. Thordahl, W. Krebs, P. Campbell, F. Strohauer, W. Cates, M. Payne. Row Three: C. Bennet, S. Wing, C. Clareus, P. Pyle, P. Clabeaux, T. Militello, S. Ackley, T. Hopp. INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL MR. WALLACE Row One: D. Williams, C. Whalen. Row Two: D. Allen, C. Alessi, K. Hawkins, S. Howard, R. John. Row Three: L. Young, B. Rogers, D. Whalen, D. Nugent, L. Hawkins. KINDERGARTEN P.M. MRS. ORMSBY Row One: C. Beaver, T. Haynoski, R. Could, lVI. Gonzales, L. Halloran. Row Two: C. Whee- ler, R. Jones, D. Spence, A. Knowles, P. Va- lone, Y. Nephew. Row Three: N. Herrington, T. Cates, J. Jemison, A. Edwards, M. Davis. Absent: C. Weimer, T. John, C. Campbell, C. Chryst, J. Simpson. PRIMARY SPECIAL MRS. HOGAN Row One: C. Silverheels, B. Locke, A. Hawkins. Row Two: W. Mohawk, D. Jimerson, D. Tay- lor. Row Three: A. Thompson, D. Coleman, A. Post, B. Klever. Absent: J. Hillis. GRADE CHORUS Row One: Mrs. Gerson, L. Williams, K. Ewell, D. John, N Vogtli, C. Matte, S. Farley, T. Goodemote, A. Ross, R Cole, K. Krebs, L. Knowles, N. West, P. Cain, C. Button V. Strohauer, Miss Jones. Row Two: C. Martin, T. Chap- man, J. Allen, C. Schuetrum, T. Hunt, K. Poole, R. Wing, D. Armes, J. Keeler, J. Chang, K. Schindler, M. Rupp, D Tussing, L. Sever, R. Rosen, P. Jones. Row Three: R. Mat- teson, C. Parke, T. Weslowski, B. von Galambos, R. Di- Blasi, D. Hubacher, M. Chmiel, M. Korbar, C. Burzak, D. Spence, D. Thrasher, D. Ramsdell, W. Goodemote, D. Ayers, R. Cross, B. Williams, C. Johnson. Row Four: L. Mather, T. Mills, L. Rabe, J. Fairbanks, N. Caneen, K. Schindler, D, Dole, S. Cook, K. Schindler, K. Armstrong, J. Karr, L. Anderson, A. Ross, L. Smith, D. Sutter, B. Gier- lach, S. Brigham, D. Tatlow. EDITORIAL STAR Row One: T. Evans, B. Von Galambos, G er, D. Ramsdell, C. Hubbard, 'l'. Mialki, M Gibbs. Row Three: K. Schindler, L. Sever, T man. Row Four: D. Kota, D. Chryst, K. Ann strong, J. Logan, B. Andolsek. Button, R. Benson. How Two: R. Utley, J. Keel- Goodemote, K. Hatfield, L. Selan, Mrs. Trout- BRANCH SCI-IUOLS BRANCH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS .Q g Mr. Carlton Berns Mrs. Lillian Volk Building Principal Building Principal Collins School Mr. George Trombley Dayton School Building Principal Perrysburg School COLLINS SCHOOL GRADE 6 MR. BERNS How One: L. Wallschlaeger, M. Herrington, R. Folloran. Row Two: J. Her- rington, C. Rogers, R. Sanchu, T. Eyring. Row Three: S. Wishner, C. Peter- son, A. Heil, K. Leonard, J. Capozzi, P. Pecnick, P. Hedges. GRADE 4 MRS. DUNLAP How One: .A. Parish, R. Wilson, T. Gabel, B Bollinger, D. Reeves, T. Utley. Row Two:J. Ri- cotta, R. Willett, E. Wilson, P. Marble, S Burke, V. Blasak, M. Clawson, M. Shanley, C Stillman. Row Three: E. Clason, J. Gaffney, D Capozzi, A. Chadwick, K. Lamb, K. Fisher, P Capozzi, E. Foryciarz, J. Pecnik, W. Wade, T Greene. GRADE 5 MR. WEIDER Row One: T. Connolly, M. Spence, L. Wait, W. Buckland, W. Young, S. Gahel. Row Two: D. Grainge, S. Hardy, K. Fyock, D. Vance, L. Merrill, B. Reeves, H. Burke, C. Peterson. Rou' Three: J . Minekime, M. Blasak, A. Fisher, l.. Berg, D. Wade, S. Keppel, E. Forciarz, D. Shanley, D. Black. Absent A. Capozzi, T. Mar- ble, P. Lamb. GRADE 3 MRS. EVARTS Row One: K. Bollinger, J. Gable, K. Dailey, W. Peters, T. Thomas, D. Wait, R. Seiffen. Row Two: L. Mecca, L. Joubert, M. Utley, L. Bor- owski, S. Gaylord, D. Bruyer, L. Lamb, D. Rozier, T. Stitzel. Row Three: W. Grainge, C. Sullivan, W. Richter, P. Klever, S. Spence, C. Berg, B. Degenfelder, J. Black, M. Burr, K. Genaidy, A. Dicembre, K. Ehrman, E. Plleuger, T. Byme. GRADE 2 MISS BROWN Row One: D. Spence, D. Jensen, W. Johnson, l. Rlasak, D. Bantin, D. Bantin. Row Two: A. Famer, J. Fisher, M. Capozzi, T. Cahel, T. Mecca, V. Burr. Row Three: J. Neporadny, D. Spencer, W. Buschay, B. Wolfe, B. Bradigan, D. Steff, L. Gabel, M. Wygant. KINDERGARTEN MRS. SWANSON How One: R. Hedges, L. Joubert, J. Herrington, J. Willett, K. Stitzel. Row Two: J. Burr, M. Wolfe, D. Utley, K. Chadwich, K. Shanley, T. Clark. Row Three: K. Smouse, R. Pecnik, S. Kraft, M. Thomas, M. Metger, L. Haines. GRADE 1 MRS. CARLSON Row One: J. Spencer, K. Mecca, T. VanNote, D. Johnson, D. Kleuer, C. Taber, A. Vance. Row Two: D. Degenfelder, L. Lamb, T. Plince, C. Jouhert, M, Wygant, P. Richter, M. Pfeuger, K. Camp, C. Keppel. Row Three: A. Fyock, D. Cooper, S. Dicemhre, J. Pinto, D. Ricotta, J. Clark, R. Patrick, J. Buckland, D. Capozzi, S. Stillman, B. Reding. PERRYSBURG SCHOOL GRADE 5 81 6 MR. TROMBLEY Hou' One: S. Arrigo, C. Mesch, C. Brown, P Mentley, l.. Arnold. How Two: K. Ann, T. llughey, R. Coodbrand, A. Smith, C. Steward, M. Gernatt. Row Three: V. Bausinger, R. Wha- len, L. Varney, R. Cernatt, R. Felt, S. Durphy, S. Kronz. GRADE 2 MRS. KEYES Row One: K. Whalen, D. Seeley, l.. Cuzzetla, P. Arrigo, P. Hughey. Row Two: J. Barone, R. Brown, J. Bratosh, J. Durphy, C. Burzak, V. Jamieson, B. Maybee, J. Strohauer, S. Kronz. GRADE 3 81 4 MRS. MERRILL Hou: One: R. Steward, M. Della Posta, N. Arrigo, G. Smith, J. Whalen. Row Two: R. Thomas, M. Gurney, D. Maitland, D. Whalen, C. Rohrich, B. Kronz. How Three: R. Guzzetta, C. Gleason, D. Gematt, J. Gumey, C. Allen, M. Bratosh, D. Seeley, J. Durphy, C. Semarge, J. Thomas, D. Coy. 13 6 KINDERGARTEN P.M. MRS. KRQHN Row One: C. Bratosh, K. Steward, R. Cipra, P. Arrigo. Row Two: D. Seeley, G. Cuzzetta, C. Johnston, J. Lewis, D. Pfleuger, C. Rohrich, L. Barone. GRADE 1 MRS. KROHN Row One: R. Varney, S. Burzak, D. Falk. Row Two: J. Smith, P. Hoxworth, T. Gurney, W. Troutman, L. DellaPosla, C. Johnston. DAYTUN SCHOOL GRADE 3 Sz 4 MRS. SUTTER How One: K. Crampton, S. Sharp, W. Byroads, M. Frederickson. Row Two: S. Ashley, L. Car- mell, R. Morley. Row Three: T. Brooks, B. Dole, J. Brooks, N. Rogers, W. Klepfer, C. Byrk, M. Frededckson, D. June. GRADE 5 Sr 6 MRS. voLK Row One: M. Rugg, R. Frederickson, C. Ab- rams, D. Davis, D. Crampton. Row Two: S. Rice, D. Razey, S. Schauer, C. Allen. Row Three: K. Byroods, E. Rogers, S. Turay, M. Byrk, V. fVlardino, P. Bixby, C. Slattery. GRADE 1 81 2 MRS. SCUBA Row One: C. Slattery, L. Steward, A. Mardino, Row Two: A. Razey, D. Steward, G. Frederick- son. Row Three: C. Rogers, D. Dole, P. Dole, D. Felt, R. Morley, K. Carmell. BEHIND THE SCENES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CAFETERIA--Row One: S. Beyer. Row Two: F. Ratzel, D. Smith, L. Panepinto, A. Sladish, P, Bley. Row Three: F. Jemison, M. Foster, M. Volk. COLLINS SCHOOL'-Mrs, L. Baecher, Monilorg Mrs. H. Hall, Mrs. B. Reding. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL--Mrs. Bernice Wil- liams, Mr. Herbert Press. COLLINS SCHOOL--Mrs. E. Weller, Secretary. PERRYSBURC SCHOOL--Mrs. Delores DAYTON SCHOOL--Mrs. E. Lavis. Krall. PATRUNS Congratulatzons and Best Wishes To the Class ofl968 65 1'i? N V .srmjl f' 4' , . il - if ffff ' ' 1 D QA M ' 'ag' ' f S,,fs5.Q,, GOWANDA TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Margaret B Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Byron W. Abbey F. E. Barten Albert R. Bartlett Donald Bixby obsein B. H. 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Cheerleaders Chapter 651 Varsity .l .V- Sue Smith Sharon Crouse Melinda Klancer Nancy Zuzek Polly Pierce Bonnie Reding Sue Scott Compliments of Jackie Tuttle Val Huff Aggie Williams Kathy Vance Joanne Westendorf Donna Kokel Bonnie Scheafnocker Brenda Klancer Cheri Gatens Your Prudential Agents Don Frost Dick Harvey Bob Palcic Lynn Willey Al Vantino Prudential Understands Prudential Insurance Compliments of The Village Bakery 44 Compliments of Q i' i ' ' ' ' + M R1 1- at 1+ ,U wr' 1+ 1+ 1+ ,, X 1+ ititi' vt tit xr 1+ in 'Q' as if 1+ ,, 1+ H' 1' i 1' tt, and i Gowanda, New York 1967-68 PREAMBLE X i For God and Country we associate ourselves together for the following purposes: To uphold and defend the Constitution of the United Statesg to maintain law and orderg to foster and perpetuate a one hundred per cent Americanismg to preserve the memories and in- cidents of the Great Warsg to inculcate a sense of individual obligation to the community, state and na- tiong to combat the autocracy of both the classes and the massesg to make Right the master of Mightg to promote peace and good will on earthg to safeguard and transmit to posterity the principles of Justice, Freedom and Democracyg to consecrate and sanctify our comradeship by our devotion to mutual help' fulness. SCHOOL PROGRAMS Boys State 1967 ........ .............. . ........................... ....... W il liam Bixby, Brian Hubbard, John Westendorf, James Van Vleck, Ronald Fort, Tom Newcomb Girls State 1967 ......... .... ..... Oratorical Contest 1967 ............. History Medal Sz Award 1967 ....... Commander .... 1st Vice Cmdr.. 2nd Vice Cmdr. Adjutant .......... POST OFFICERS Finance Officer. .. Sgt. at Arms .... Americanism Child Welfare.. .William Buckland ...,..Vilas Gebhardt Anthony V. Hoppa ........Willis Marvin ...........C0e Brower .......Louis DeCarlo ......Robert Duncan ..George Trombley President ...... Ist Vice Pres. 2nd Vice Pres.. Secretary ......... ..........Valorie Huff Hubbard ........Levant Himelein and Barbara Becker AUXILIARY OFFICERS Vigue ...,...Sue Duncan ...........Audrey Jonas Eggen Treasurer ........ .......... G ladys VanNote Sgt. at Arms ........ ............... E llen Flach Americanism ....... .......... G race Cates Historian......... ........Earla Klancer Compliments of Eastern Tanners Glue Division Peter Cooper Corporations Gowanda, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Support the School Store Compliments of l c'nski's Restaurant School Store H0 0 1 ,fx 'mt .- ,, - is Compliments of A Athena Theta Rho Compliments of TR' H' Ken Edwards TV Service Compliments of 79 Maple Avenue Tri-Hi-Y Y Cowanda, New York Phone LF 2-2671 I4 46 Compliments of Ron's Body 81 Fender Shop Compliments of Clayt's Barber Shop Niagara Frontier Publishing Co. Printers Publishers Buffalo Cow anda Breezewood Farms Registered Angus Quality Bulls Julie 81 George Trombley, Prop. N. Oberlher, Herdsman Compliments of Burke's Garage Everything in Home Improvement Financing Arranged Baker Home Improv em ent Collins, New York Al Baker Mallbie Heights Gowanda, N.Y. Phone 532-2151 Auto Body Repairs by Gebhardt Collision Tuxedo Rentals lVlen's Apparel Dry Cleaning Shirt Service Tailoring Compliments of Auto Glass Installed lnsurance Estimates L e i S n e If S Since 1949 Gowanda ff Compliments of American Wire Tie, lne. Gowanda, N.Y. Congratulations Seniors Congratulations to the Class of '68 Elec t ro lux Sales-Service J0hn'S Paint Fred Loiacono 29 Allen Street Cowanda, N.Y. 532-5104 Local Authorized Rep. East Hill Street Gowanda, N.Y. Collision Work, Customizing and Painting Q if W Wx X Inn' .W Best Wishes i if , Speedy's Gabel's Grocery North Collins Dayton, N.Y. Eddie and Fox Roy and Dorothy Compliments of Compliments of Kronz's Garage, Inc. Weaver's Keystone Perrysburg, N.Y. Main Street Perrysburg, N.Y. Compliments of Wilber Radio Compliments of Zelnikls Grocery and Television Cowancla, New York Compliments of Compliments of Main Street Atlantic Mr. 81 Mrs. Daniel 17-21 East Main Street Cowanda, New York A. Swenson Phone 532-9738 Compliments of Montgomery Ward Sales Agency 37 Jamestown Street Gowanda, New York Phone 532-2206 149 NO JWGMI Compliments of GOWANDA CENTRAL SCHOOL O JUNIOR HIGH BAND 81 CHORUS Compliments of PARKER-SKEELS INC Compliments of Johnson Brothers Plumbing and Heating Gowanda, N.Y. Norm and Dave Compliments of Robert L. Bobsein and Compliments of Moeneh Tanning Company, Inc. Compliments of Frank Holmes Field Underwriter New York Life Insurance Compliments of Burt E. Bates General Excavating and Grading Water and Sewer lines, Concrete, Septic tanks Collins Center, N.Y. Phone 532-4784 Compliments of Best Wishes Buffalo Turbine Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Sehaaek Gowanda7N.Y. Compliments ofthe Gowanda Automobile Dealers Association Compliments of Gowanda Police Club Compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. Andrew Musacchio Mr. 85 Mrs. Roger E. Pyle Mr. 81 Mrs. Bruce Musacchio Keoppen Gun Shop Compliments of Clair Wigrcn's Studio Compliments of Kelley's Electric Service Cowanda, New York Compliments of K 81 L Tenpin Inn Congratulations fiom THE CLASSES OF 1969 AND 1970 .spun -610 'E' Best Wishes Dayton Odd Fellows f of '1 ' Compliments of Congratulations from the Majorettes D Hhlll Hardware Pat Schauer, Captain Sue Gahel Judy Westburg Kathy Gold Laurie Crampton Debbie Boyd Bonnie Rogers G ibb's Decorating Center Sharon Herrington Deb Schauer Sue West Marjorie Wesdund Janet ,I ohn, alternate Barb Williams, alternate Mrs. Edith Schell, advisor Max and Thelma GQCQSQ Gowanda, New York THE SENIOR CHURUS THE SENIOR BAND Gowanda Harley Davidson John S. Reid Sales R.F.D. No. l Zoar Road Cowanda, N.Y. Phone 532-4-584 Compliments of Harold's Lounge 27 Jamestown St. Gowanda, N.Y. Harold and Martha Your Hosts George Lowis Jr., Complimentsof 0 7 Excavating Herrlngton s Dayton, N.Y. Collins, N.Y. Compliments of Gowanda Sports Cowanda, N.Y. Shop Compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. Burt Bury Compliments of Gowanda Electronics Corporation Gowancla, N.Y. Compliments of Irv's Tavern and Restaurant lrv and Rose Kubasiak Compliments of C lllL3iY Capella Farms, Inc. G d NY Compliments of Luce's Hardware X f W X Complimentsof ff? nfl Dan Gernatt Gravel Products, Inc heart your yearbook ARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS Compliments of 66Student Herald Voice of the Student Compliments of Herm's Muffler Shop Herman Holtz, Prop. 27 East Hill St. Cowanda, New York Phone 532-2672 Mike's Barber Shop Compliments ofa Friend Compliments of Knowles-Fisher Corporation Gowanda, New York The look of Tomorrow In The Home of Today Bishop Homes, Inc. ' Ultra-modern Beauty ' Quality Workmanship ' Futuristic Design Call AL BISHOP ' Low Down Payment 532-3534 Smithcrest Drive 0 A Name of Trust Gowanda, N. Y Courtesy of The Retail Division Members of the Gowanda Area Chamber of Commerce Armes Drug Store Babinger Lawn 81 Garden Equipment Becky's, Inc. Ben Franklin Store Bowen's Food Mart Campbell's Furniture, Inc. Don Campbel1's Super Duper, Inc. Famer 81 Parker, Inc. Forbush Lumber Co. Gowanda Builders Supply and Coal Co. Gowanda Cooperative Savings 81 Loan Assoc. Gowanda Jewelry Store Gowanda Liquor Store Gowanda News 81 Observer Himelein 81 Co., Inc. Hogle's Rexall Drug Store Iroquois Gas Corp. Lowery's Shoe Store Marine Trust Company of Westem New York Markham-Bixby Agency N agle's Men's Store Palm Gardens, Inc. Parker's Liquor Store Peter Pan Flower Shop R. R. Carpenter Hardware, Inc. Regal Restaurant Rich, Young, Sz Perrigo Mrs. Snyder's Candies Timm's Jewelry Tri-County Pennysaver Wallace's Men's Wear Western Auto Associate Store Whiteis Quality Cleaners Witt-Anderson, Inc. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 68 GOWANDA FIRE DEPARTMENT Gowanda, New York Erie Hose Company ll Valley Hose Company 4 2 Rescue Company ll 3 Hlkli Hose Company ll 4 Aerial Ladder Company 9 1 Another Senior Year at Cowanda . . . gone . . . Did it mean something--or was it just dust on the sur- face? . . . Friends. . .the game. . . a dance...atest... But was it just a test of knowl- edge . . . or something alittle more? Like a test of yourself. . . Your beliefs . . . your ac- tions . . . . . . This year may pass away, but, its memories can never be erased.