Griffith Institute Central School - Griffonell Yearbook (Springville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

GRIFFONELL 1967 Griffith Institute and Control School Springville, New York Volume XLII 7o everything is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven . . . A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant and a time to reap . . . A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance . . . A time to get and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away.” Until now our lives have been inseparably interwoven with the threads of time by the common season of our youth. As seniors we pause, and can sense the impending change of season. We recapture a moment past, a memory of our last, four years, only to find it soon lost in the twilight of time. Now we realize we must look to the future-must pluck and harvest that which has been planted in us in our brief eighteen years-those seven thousand days of time gone forever. Now we must plant in others the seeds of knowledge which have been so carefully sown in us. It is now our season to nurture and build up elsewhere the miracle of life. For everything there is a season and a time . . . A time to keep, And a time to cast away. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication page 2 Senior Awards page 44 Board of Education and Underclassmen: Administration page 4,5 Juniors pages 46-51 Memoriam. Mr. Knapp page 6 Sophomores pages 52-57 Senior High Faculty page 7-11 Freshmen pages 58-63 Junior High Faculty page 12,13 Senior High Activities page 65 Personnel page 14 Musical Organizations pages 73-82 Seniors pages 16-39 Sports page 83 Class Officers History pages 40-41 Junior High pages 98-108 Senior Poll pages 42-43 Advertisements pages 109-122 Mr. Devitt, the class of 1967 dedicates its year- book to you. The office of Assistant Principal re- quires immeasurable tact, patience, and under- this capacity filled these shown by the genial rela- have main- tained with the faculty and the students. Your quiet efficiency and concern for both the school and the individual has earned our respect and gratitude. With this dedication we would like to express our thanks and sincere best wishes to you, Mr. Devitt. 2 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. G. Decker, Dr. R. Whitehead, Mrs. M. Seider, Mr. S. Wallace-President, Mr. D. Solak-Vice-President, Mr. F. Agle, Mr. L. Williams-Business Manager, Mr. J. Ballantyne, Miss E. Wulff-clerk, Mr. F. Fineour- Acting District Principal. Mr. Devitt Acting High School Principal 4 Congratulations graduates! Once again the time has come for the graduates to leave us. We are happy for you and your future successes, but we are also a little sod. You have been with us for ashorttime, a portion of your life, and we have come to know you a little. We have shared many experiences de- signed to make your graduation more meaning- ful, and hope that life's plan for you will be more fruitful because of us. The world you face is not an easy one to understand, but the forces that control it will accept you, if you speak loudly enough. Remember to smile now and then, and come back to see us. William Devitt Education is a never ending process. It is our sincere hope that, after you leave the halls of G.I., you may ever maintain an open mind toward new ideas, new situations, and new problems as you meet them along life's way. May our judgement and decisions follow the consideration of collected facts, the thoughtful weighing of evidence, and regard for the rights and welfare of your fellow men. Congratulations and Best Wishes Frederic K. Fineour Acting District Principal Mr. Fineour Acting District Principal GRADUATION COMMITTEE Back row: Mr. R. Hutchinson, Mr. R. Stead, Mr. E. Gnann, Mr. W. Devitt, Mr. P. Emerling, Mr. A. Brown. Front row: Mr. G. Delisle, Miss E. Gale, Mrs. E. Whitehead, Mr. H. Reif, Mr. F. Fineour, Mr. E. Bartoo, Mr. C. Whitmer, Mr. J. L. Anderson. Missing: Mrs. S. Cranmer. I sincerely wish much happiness and success to the members of the Class of 67 . Your present interest in graduation and the future leoves little time to look bock and contemplate the fine education you have received at G.l. What you have learned takes many paths. Perhaps the most valuable of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not. That is the kind of education that comes from inside us and very little from books. It is some- thing that we acquire from the example of good men and apply to our own actions as occasion arises. It is gumption at work. Herbert R. Reif IN MEMORY The class of 1967 is honored to dedicate this page to the memory of Mr. Charles Knapp. The job of District Principal is not an easy one. It is necessary to please the public and still run the school harmoniously. Upon Mr. Knapp's shoulders lay the responsibility of coordinating educational needs through the Board of Education, planning and supervising new and existing school buildings, acting as a target for all public opinion, and demonstrating primary authority in final decisions. Mr. Knapp had a difficult job, but he handled every situation with the utmost tact and wisdom. For this reason he will remain in our memories of high school. 6 SENIOR HIGH FACULTY Business Department Mr. Whitmer Music Department Mr. Delisle Department Head Language Department Miss Gale Department Head Mr. Kayes Mr. Priester Mrs. Barie Mrs. Brown Mr. Arbore Miss Mead Miss Reiter 8 Driver Education 9 Mrs. Smith Mr. Seales Librarian Mrs. Dudley Guidance Department Mr. Gnann Mr. Kaufmann Reading Coordinator Mrs. Knueppel Miss Neary Member of History Depart- ment, Manager of the Pen- cil Box. Agriculture Department Mr. Emerling Mr. Amos Mr. Preston Mr. Nelson Practice Teacher 10 English Department Mrs. Schuster Mrs. Gibbin Mr. Bartkowski Department Head Mrs. Snethen Mr. Gantz Miss Schwartz History Department Mr. Hutchinson Department Head 1 I JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Math Department Mr. S. Kenyon Miss M. Osborn Mr. L. Schlade Art Mr. P. Mallory Principal Mr. John Angelo English Mrs. L. Anderson Mrs. J. Baldwin Mrs. B. Smalt Music Miss K. Edgarton Mr. R. Handfield Science Mr. F. Giambrone Mr. A. Manchester Mr. J. Baldwin Mr. J. Dygert 12 History Mr. D. Orton Mr. K. Mosteller Mr. G. Gundloch Mrs. E. Sontag Work Study Program Missing: Nurse Mrs. W. Adams, School Nurse Library Guidance Mrs. H. Kuhn Mr. R. Swartz Mr. P. Randall Mr. E. Sontag Physical Education Language Home Industrial Making Arts Mrs. E. Stead Mr. D. Decker 13 Health Staff Office Staff Mrs. Jackson,Mrs. Fineour, StudentDentistNurse. Mrs. Taylor, Miss Pilger, Mrs. Zurbrick. Cafeteria Staff Row one: Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. Blasdell, Mrs. Kruse, Mrs. Gentner, Mrs. Welgning. Row two: Mrs. Bierman, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Vacinek. Row three: Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Maul. Custodians Staff Cafeteria Personnel Row one: Mr. Piscitelli, Mr. Jureller. Row two: Mr. Mrs. Weir Vacinek, Mr. Woods, Mr. Leonard. Row three: Mr. Hunchar, Mr. Collier. Missing: Mr. E. Blakley. 14 SENIOR CLASS .... a time to pluck up that which is planted jC !U. Brenda Abbey Gale Adams 16 17 Virginia Bishop Ginny Timothy Blake Tim 18 19 James Chewaniec Jim Gary Clszak Polack Larry Ciszak Margaret Clark Meg V. yr' Carl Clark 20 Joyce Crosby Georgia Curfman 21 George Donhouser Marjorie Donhouser Marge Carol Domes 22 Linda Ewert Lin Thelma Faulring Thermus Francis Frazzino Franny 23 24 Ann Hallett Michael Hannon Mike Nancy Hanson Nance” Barbara Harbison Harbie Bonnie Hare Bon 26 Judith Hrobocinski Judy Jack Jung Diane Hunchar Thomas Irish Tom Peggy Kay Peggs Craig Hesse John Hussong Sharon Johnson Sherry Sharon Kintner Sharie Lois Knueppel James Koch Jim Catherine Lawrence Cathy David Learn Dave 28 David Lilga Dave William Linde Bill 29 Pisarn Maneleehogul San James Martin Jim Sharon Lodico Phillip Martin Lucky Lips Mary Ann McGirr Mary Dennis McMullen Marlene Miller Mar Margo Miller Be� y Miller 30 31 Roy Raber Joy Rauch 32 Willard Rogers Jr. Charles Roth Cheryl Rumfola Wilber Charley 33 Kathy Salzler Gory Schaus Eric Scheffer Rick Lloyd Sneider ”Lloydie 34 Sandra Smith Sandy Robert Smith Bob Alma Snyder Cookie Diane Spalding Arthur Spencer Art 35 Richard Stapleton Dick Shirley Spencer 36 37 Raymond Wangelin Fuzz Hollet Warner 38 Carol Wolf Karen Wittmeyer Penny William Zimmerman Zim ANOTHER YEAR PASSES WITH THE FLOW OF TIME 39 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS SENIOR CLASS SONG G. I. Griffins united we stand. To our colors true we will ever be. Red and White are the colors we love. '67 is the class we are of. (chorus) Through the years we'll always be true. To our class in whatever we choose to do. Steadfast friendships right from the start. Memories of G. I. kept in our hearts, (chorus) Rah! Rah! G.I., Rah! Rah! G.I., Hail to the Class we love! 1963-1964 1964-1965 1965-1966 OFFICERS OFFICERS OFFICERS Freshman Sophomore Junior President - T. Winkey Vice-President - W. Rogers Secretary - J. Mahl Treasurer - N. Heim President - W. Rogers Vice-President - K. Wittmeyer Secretary - J. Mahl Treasurer - N. Heim President - S. Tarnish Vice-President - E. Darbee Secretary - J. Mahl Treasurer - N. Heim 40 Standing: Advisor Mr. Kaufman, Vice-president Elaine Darbee, Advisor Mr. Whitmer. Seated: Treasurer Karen Wittmeyer, President Charles Roth, Secretary Nancy Heim. In our junior high years little progress was made. However, as freshmen we were very successful in our stationery sale, dances, and candy sales. Class unity took hold in our sophomore year and our progress was more profound as we undertook the traditional sweatshirt sale and the Christmas Ball. As juniors, we ventured into a year of real significance. Its exciting events consisted of our Sadie Hawkins Dance, Christ- mas card Sale, class rings, and our Junior Prom. This year, as Seniors, we have successfully completed our Magazine Sale, Computer Dance, and our candy sales. As the climax to the biggest year in our history, we all look forward with great excitement toward our Washington Trip, Com- mencement, and Our Senior Ball. 41 SENIOR POLL 1. Class Individualist Sharon Elder and John Winston 2. Most Artistic Helen Lux and Tom Irish 3. Most Studious Charlie Roth and Kathy Davis 4. Best Dancers Tom Chandler and Jonna Sixt 5. Most Ambitious Jenny Mahl and Allen Oyer 6. Most Musical Marlene Reed and Larry Ciszak 7. Most Aggressive Lillian Collins. Miss ng.Dave Cranston 8. Best All Around Sue Thornish and Don McCall 9. Best Speaker Cathy Lawrence and Bob Angelo 9 8 1. Most Likely To Succeed Alma Snyder and Andy Cairns 2. Best Actor Actress Meg Clark and Phil Walker 3. Most School Spirit Mary McGirr and Jerry Fisher 4. Most Athletic Elaine Darbee and Phil Taylor 5. Tallest Girl Shortest Boy Cheryl Rumfolo and Art Spenser 6. Best Dressed Sherry Johnson and Jim Walters 7. Tallest Boy Shortest Girl Ray Wangelin and Chris Stein 8. Best Looking Jan Shuler and Scott Vanbuskirk 9. Class Clown Don Colby and Linda Fisher 10. Class Flirt Gary Cisak and Brenda Frantz 11. Most Popular Jock Jung and Karen Wittmeyer 3 4 5 SENIOR AWARDS LATIN AWARDS ELMIRA COLLEGE KEY-AImo Snyder OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN, Almo Snyder. ALMA SNYDER-Twenthieth Century Club, Lotin I Prise 1965; National Latin Contest, M4dal and certificate of superlative merit 1966, certifi- cate of superior merit 1965. JACK JUNG-Notional Contest Medal and certificate of superlative merit 1965, certificate of superior merit 1966. LOIS KNUEPPFL -Twentieth Century Club, Latin I Prize 1964, National Latin Contest, certificate of honoroble merit 1964, certificate of superior merit 1965. KATHY BOBSEINE-National Lotin Contest, certificate of superior merit 1966. JOYCE CROSBY-National Lotin Contest, certificate of honorable merit 1966. WILLIAM AHRENS- National Latin Contest, certificate of honorable merit 1965. We teach, we learn, through understanding AMERICAN LEGION-Linda Ullenbruch, Frances Fauino, Ted Winkey. SYRACUSE CONVENTION-Almo Snyder, Mike Hannon, Lois Knueppel. SCIENCE CONGRESS. Cathie Davis WESTINGHOUSE SCI- GIRLS STATE, Margaret BOY'S STATE, William ENCE AWARD, Andrew Clark Ahrens. Cairns. VIRGINIA FIELD TRIP-Alma Snyder, Dathy Davis, Betty Miller, Lois- Knueppel, Kathie Bobseine, Susan Tharnish, Janalin Shuler, Robin Pendergast, Don McCall, Andrew Cairns, Donald Colby, Jack Jung, Mike Hannon, Advisors: Mr. Hutchinson, Mr. Rogers. 44 JUNIOR CLASS The class of 1968 has in the past proven itself to be a very prosperous class. Now, as we enter our Junior year, we have many money-making projects to carry out, under the leadership of President Huckle. It is with this in mind that we look forward to another very prosperous year. Closs Officers: Gory Blakely. Treasurer; standing, April Spas, Secretory; Brian Huckle, President. Steve Heinz, Vice-President. Karen Abbey Lee Adanti Robert Abram Christine Addington Christine Anzalone George Ballantyne William Baker Deborah Baker Marlene Baker Susan Bates Candy Becht Kenneth Belscher Bradley Bennett Thomas Bentley Robert Benz Cathy Benz Ella Berryhill Brenda Blakely Gary Blakely Karen Bly Patricio Boberg Dawn Bobseine Jeffrey Bock Bonnie Brisley Joyce Brocious 46 Wjlliom Brown Herbert Buffom Jerome Burgard Lucy Coirns Kathy Corter Susan Gark Sharon Gay Robert Cahoon Ruth Cohoon Christine Colgrove Marion Colvenboch Paul Constantine Alice Cooper Barbara Crotty Mary Crump Kevin Cummings Patricia Darbee Laurie Dash Michoel Dash Joan Davies Robert Dean John Dirosa David Dissette Clyde Drake Sandra Drake John Dziulko Mary Emerling Lyle Emerson Wayne Farner Kathleen Feltz Paul Ferguson Rebecca Feuz Christine Fisher Lyle Fleckenstein Donna Forrestor James Fox Philip Fronds Clyde French Daniel Fuller Donald Fuller 47 Susonn Fuller Pomelo Fyock Joseph Gomel Steven Gord Sue Gorlock Elizabeth Gundlock Donna Hoberer Alan Hall Bert Hallett Lois Hore Martha Gately Richard Gates John Gernatt Mark Glass Joel Gonzales Christine Gorsky Barbara Graff Carole Granger Deborah Grimmer John Gunsher Larry Harris Peter Hartley Marcia Harvey Fred Heory Steven Heinz Brenda Hen set Lorry Hess Kent Hesse Charles Hoch Diane Hrobocinski ,f' Brian Huckle Bruce Huckle Deborah Hunt Marie Jaworski Bruce Johnson Mark Johnson Linda Joslin David Kendall Alfred Kenyon James Kestner 48 Gory Krolczyk Daniel Klein Noland King Donna Kieber William Laney James Langreck Joyce Laurie Marilyn Lewis Darlene Lipka William Little Thomas Lockwood Judy Lohrey Patricia Lohrey Herb Lounsbury Terry Lowe Herb Lux Janice MacHose Thomas Malone James Martin Thomas Martin Candee Motteson George Maul John Maul Dan McCall Bill McCrocken William McGirr James Meocham Teresa Meade Marsha Meyers JoAnn Mertz Wendy Miller Diane Moritz Chariot Neureuther JoAnn Nieman Richard Ornce Wayne Ott James Owen Jocquelyn Oyer Sue Polmer Linda Paluch 49 Terry Patrick Diane Plorner Ronald Pike James Pisa Alice Pioworczyk Thomas Ploce Linda Ploetz Douglas Purcell Dorothy Rondall Douglas Rehrauer Richard Rendell Thomas Reynolds Gory Rothenburg Robert Rung Mary Ann Rychlik Daniel Salzler Judy Salzler Louis Salzler Mary Salzler Russell Sawdo 50 j' 5 T I Wolfgang Schneiter Charmaine Schue Dale Schue Daniel Schweickert Curtis Scott Betsy Seider Wier Sheret James Smith Jane Smith Laurie Smith Timothy Smith Vicki Smith April Spas Daniel Spencer Leonard Spencer f k Anthony Szczygiel Carol Todt Phyllis Taylor Gail Tharnish Timothy Ulinger Dione Urban Mary Vacinek John Vybiral Jeffrey Wadsworth Barry Wallace Susan Walter Donald Warner Donold Warner Douglas Webster Nancy Webster Richard Wells James Widrig Lawrence Wiedmann Deborah Wilson James Wilson Susan Wiesmontel William Willibey Edward Wittmeyer George Wnek Dennis Wright Patricia Wright Thomos Wright Lindo Zielinski Diane Zynda Mark Newboltd 51 TIME IS THE MEASURE OF A MAN SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Edwin Rutenkroger-President; Donald Kubicki-Vice-Presi- dent; Kay Moritz-Secretory; Lyle Meyers-Treosurer. Class History To start our treasury, our class sold food at the home football games in the Junior High School. Since our class is not going on a Senior Trip, we have not participated in major money-making projects. In our freshman year we held several candy sales, and our moving-up day dance proved to be quite successful. This year we have donated to the Chaffee Hospital Fund, and we are looking forward to the Christmas Ball. We anticipate future profitable years at G.l. Mary Abbey Mary Agen Donald Ahrens Kathy Alday Dennis Allen Margaret Anderson Howard Armbruster Beverly Atherton Richard Atkinson Linda Austin ■ John Baer Mary Elizabeth Baker Douglas Ball Diane Bollachino Michael Ballard Paul Bates Solly Beach Gordon Bedter Carl Berger Robert Bidwell 6$ Sharon Blesy Myra Booth Cynthia Boundy Denise Broomfield Judith Burke Nelson Burke Paul Bylbie Dennis Carnahan Brian Cart Vincent Cecala Dennis Clark Ronald Cobo Paula Colvenboch Conrad Thies Todd Cooke Adamae Crandall Beverly Daruska Rebecca Dash James Davie Dale Dinse Duane Dearmyer Dennis Dellapenta Barbara Devonshire Joseph Dorgan Judy Dutchess Jeffrey Dye Richard Ellis Nancy Eisenhut Ann Emerling James Emerling Jean Emerling Marianne Eschborn Susan Everts Lynne Failey Robert Farrington Sandro Faulring Deborah Feldman Michael Francis William Franks Leroy Frommer Thomas Frost Jeffrey Fuller Judy Gallati John Gasper Diane Gawron 53 Leslie Gentner Margaret Gibbons Patricia Glass Eric Gnonn Richard Goddard Jerry Goran Ellen Gould Diane Granger Robert Griffin Mary Gundlach Patricia Gunsher Wendy Guynn Walter Hocket James Hollet Larry Horshbarger Edward Houri Dole Hebdon Kathy Hebdon David Herren Kenneth Hiller Joseph Huber Eorl Hussong Ed Jabionski Diane Jaska Diane Jaworski Grant Jerman Robert Kendall Kevin Kepple Orlin Kittle Charles Kloiber Sharon Knave I John Kraft Larry Krezmien Judy Kreznier Donald Kubicki Deborah Kuhn Duone Langreck Harold Lango Donna Lavin Robert Lawrence Gary Link Patricia lilga Fred Lohrey Bruce lounsbury Ann Luce Penelope Lukowski William Luther Sharon Lux Francis Malone John Malone Terence Malone Kenneth Martin Gerald Martin Woyne Maul Robert Moyerat Margo McCarthy Michael McMullen John Mentlewski Lyle Meyer Clayton Miller Harry Miller Mork Miller Margaret Miller Rollin Miller James Minerd Kathy Moriti Christine Morris Gloria Mrugala Mary Murphy Susan Nonnen John Noto Leonard Nugent Michael O'Brien Christine Parry Edward Paul Darlene Pforner Melody Pidsadnik Barbara Pilger Katherine Pleuthner 55 Sharon Spaulding Irene Spencer Richord Spengler Mary Stanton Kim Stedman Morie Steff Paul Struzik Polly Swales Sherryl Szydolowsky Randolph Szulewski V Constance Quick Cheryl Randall Thomos Randall Sue Reynolds Robert Rogers Ruby Roth Edward Rutenkroger David Rudolph Katherine Rugg Joseph Rychlik James Baker Linda Sagola Mark Salzler David Schroeder Herbert Schue John Schuster Allois Schweickert Faith Schrock Roy Schrock Diane Shultes Linda Sion Linda Smercak Audrey Smith Dolores Smith Gary Smith Hugh Smith Joseph Smith Norman Smith Paul Smith Andrew Spas Janet Tarnish Terry Tarnish Paul Timmel Robert Thurber Raymond Turner James Ulrich David Urban Danna Vacinek Thomas Vacinek Paula Vondermeer Corl Walters Dean Weiss Gary Weiss Gordon Wilbur Donald Wienk Donna Voorhis Randall Wadsworth Kirk Wolloce Roymond Wolterman Cheryl Warner James Willet Larry Williams Deborah Winger Virginia Witter Frank Wozniak 57 FRESHMAN CLASS President-Daniel Jax, Vice-President- Morgo Dovi missing,Secretory-Elaine Whitehead, Treasurer-Cathy Shutts. Our class history has been short, but worthwhile. In junior high we were not too prosperous, although we helped organize a Student Council, which had a very successful paperback book drive. Now, as Freshmen, we, the class of 1970, hope for success in all the fund raising projects we sponsor during our four years of high school. Carol Abbey Perris Abdo Mary Ellen Agle David Aldrow Mary Jeane Atkinson Diane Baker Susan Baker Donald Ballantyne Marjorie Ballard James Banks Rita Bentson Donna Benz James Blakely Terry Blakely Suson Biesy Martha Bockelmon Barbara Bohneberg Barbara Booth James Botsford Lynn Botsford Elaine Brooks Penny Buffum Paul Buresch Sara Cairns Pamela Cherry Dennis Clary Terry Collins Colleen Conner luanne Connolly Mark Cronmer Bruce Crosby Barbara Cranston Potrkia Danieu Margo Dash Sherry Dosh Margo Davis Terry Decker Timothy Decker Richard DeSio Sharon Dick Maryann Dorgan RoseMary Doty Michael Dymnel Dennis Edwards Donna Emerling Linda Emerling Alice Erdos Robert Fancher Joanne Faulring Susan Faulring Debbie Felt Nancy Ferguson Joseph Filipink Paul Fisher Joseph Fraas Nonce Frank Poula Frank April Frantz Warren French Dennis Fuller 59 William Fuller Christine Gord Mark Gates Nora Gates Christine Gernatt Teresa Gefner Lorraine Gilbert Susan Goddard Donald Goiabeck Dennis Granger Christopher Gray Diane Guenther Gregory Haddad Raymond Hallet Judith Hedges Sharon Hegedus Wayne Henry Ronald Hess Albert Hildebrand Elaine Hiller Dianne Hoch Dale Howard Jean Huise Frank Humphreys Bonnie Irish M Chester Jablonski Daniel Jax Ronald Jurewicz Michael Kearney Howard Kelly Raymond Klein Darlene Kendall Susan Knopf David Kessler Martin Kondziela Craig Killingbeck Kathy Kotlortz Terry Killingbeck Patricia Kowolak Elaine King Thomos Zimmer Joonne Kozmo Edwin Kratinski Camille Krenglicki Susan Krezmien Dennis Kruse Donald Kruse Thomas Longo Cathy Langreak Patricio Langreck Mory Laurie William Law Dennis Leonard Jeannette Lewellyn Susan Lewis Gordon Link Barbara Lohrey Eugene Lotempio Ramona Lutz Lucinda Lux Williom Lux Linda Loud James McCall Linda McCall Scott MacHose Robert Mockmer Patrick McMullen Mathew Mo hi Timothy Mayerat Linda Meachem Christopher Meehan semtu Keith Mesch Deborah Morse Allen Meyers Carol Nason Brian Miller Michael Nason Frances Miller Barbara Neff Raymond Miller Jewel Neureuther John Ziolko 61 Ann Nicholson John Nicholson Rosanne O'Brien Martin Odom Barbara Ornce Darleen Palmer Nancy Palmer Richard Perkins Candace Pike Paul Pilger James Place Carol Purcell Jacqueling Rader Jeffrey Roiber Darlene Randall Raymond Redford Gloria Reigle John Reynolds Debbie Rice Paul Riehle Richard Salzler Corol Scherer Jeannine Schiele Karen Scott Deborah Seider Woyne Shelley Leslie Shoop Rebecca Shutt Kathy Shutts Michael Siminski John Sixt Joelene Smith Lorraine Smith Richard Smith Waverly Smith 62 Howard Wallace Linda Walloce Dean Warner Joseph Warner Eric Wiltse Michoel Voconfi Beth Van Buskirk Cathy Voorhis Patricia Wakk Richard Wolczyk Henry Williams Laurie Wright Diane Zell Christopher Zettel Sharon Zimmer Kenneth Wittmeyer Cindy Weltjen Bonnie White Elaine Whitehead Joyce Wiedemann 63 ACTIVITIES a time to build STUDENT COUNCIL Row one, A. Frantz M. E. Agle J. Mohl P. Kay C. Lawrence M. Clark A. Snyder B. Huckle J. Shuler N. Brown D. Seider M. Zahler C. Sprankle Row two, E. Darbee C. Neureuther W. Wiedemann A. Szczygiel J. Snyder J. Rychlik E. Gundloch C. Colgrove B. Carr D. Jax M. Addington J. Ballantyne R. Rogers S. Heinz P. Darbee 66 One-Half Page Compliments of Student Council AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB Row one: C Neutheter, D. Wilson, B. Groff, S. Weismonlel, M. Baker, J. McHose, C Col- grove, Son, A. Snyder, Mohon, J. Mohl, J. Brocious, J. Smith, B. Berger, A. Kenyon, J. Gonzalez, J. Shuler, D. Zynda, D. Bobseine. Row two: P. Swales, L Cairns, L Loud, C. Scher- er, M. Gately, D. Schultes, M. Bollard, S. Clark, C.Alday, L Ullenbruch, M. Emerling, D. Seider, K. Benz, D. Haberer, C Madison, S. Palmer, J.Kvashay, A. Spas, P. Fyoch, J. Snyder, E. Rutenkroger, L Meyers, G. Tharnish, C Law- rence, M. Clark, L Knueppel. 67 ADVANCED LATIN CLUB Bottom. Row one. Mm Gole, Do Kuhn, A. Smith, W. Walter. L Hare, J. Kvoshoy, T. Meode. Standing. Row two: M. Anderson, C. Zittel, D. Urban, Do Wright, P. Timmel, W. Ahrens, L Fleckenstein, P. Hartely, M Mc- Mullen, L Ploetz, M. Lewis. The members of this club perform skits ond puppet shows in Latin ond engage in more compl icoted games and reodings than feasible for first year students. FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bottom Row one. Mill Meod, A Snyder, E. Dorbee. S. Thornish. Stand- ing Row two: Miss Gole, A. Cairns. AMERICAN FIELD TRIP Seated Alma Snyder. Kathy Davis. Robin Pentergost, Andy Corins, Lois Knuep- pel. Kathy Bob seme. Standing: Mike Honon, Don McCall. Betty Booth. Sue Tarnish, Jock Jung, Jon Shuler. Membership in this Notional Honor Society iso real distinction. The student must not only hove high marks in all subjects, but hove a 92 averoge in French for at least a year ond a half, in addition to other qualifications. RED CROSS SERVICE CLUB Bottom Row one J Roder. N. Stein, L. Ploetx, D. Urban, S. Blesy, J. Golloti. Standing. Row two: Miss Gale, D Baker, L Emerling, J. Emerling, L. Foiley, M. Emerling, S. Baker, M Gibbins. Missing J. Foul- ring. R Benson. W. Guynn. V. Witter, J Dutchess, A Erdos, P Long reck The members of the Red Cross Service Club help corry out the projects of the Buffalo area Amencon Red Cross Yo� Ah Services, aid with the annual en- rollment drive, ond send representatives to the train- ing center and to the monthly High School Council meetings PINK GIRLS—FUTURE NURSES Bottom Row one: Noncy Heim, Nancy Brown, Sharon Lodko. Peggy Kay Standing. Row two: Elaine Dorbee, Barbara Smith, AVs. Fineour This club is designed to offer octual nursing experience at our local hospital. In this way-some members go into nursing education while others find they do not like this vocation. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The object of this Na- tional Honor Society shall be to create an en- thusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to pro- mote worthwhile leader- ship, and to encourage the development of char- acter in the students of Griffith Institute. Seated: Alma Snyder, Margaret Clark, Elaine Darbee, Kathy Andrew Cairns, Kathleen Bobseine, Martha Gately, Jock Davis, Jenny Mahl. Standing: Sue Tharnish, Donald McCall, Jung. Missing: Mr. Gnann, Advisor. Seated: Donna Emerling, Andrew Cairns, Joyce Wiedemon, Corol Domes. Standing: Mrs. Knueppel, Advisor; Morgoref Timmel, Curtis Scott, Todd Cooke, Lois Knueppel, Jan Shuler. DEBATE CLUB The purposes of the Debate Club are to give the students an op- portunity to derive three types of enjoyment, all closely intertwined in the art of debating: ll) The enjoyment of competing and, perhaps of winning. (2) The enjoyment of making speeches, whether or not you win, on subjects that actively engage your mind and imagination. i3) And, finally, the enjoyment of learning. YORKERS Yorkers are junior members of the New York State Historical As- sociation. The objective of the Cold Springs Chapter of the Pop Warner Yorkers is to learn more about New York State history. Row one: B. Walloce, A. Szczygiel, E. Cunlach, M. Davis, L Poluck, B. Blakely, M. Gunloch, J. Kvashay, R. Cowlis. Rowfwo.D. Randall, A. Spas, J. MocHose, M. Gately, C Struzenbecker, C. Scherer, M. Joworski, C. Motuson, L Coirtns, M. Baker, D. Schutiz. LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Mrs. Dudly, D. Pforner, C. Perry, three: K. Atherton, V. Witter, E. Brooks, S. Cairns, L. Plotz, D. Phorner, R. B. Dash, C. Granger, R. Doty, S. Dash. Row two: T.Molone, J. Emerling, D. Rung, C. Quick, D. Ballanchino, B. Butow, J. Atkinson, L. Sogola, J. Ellis. Vacinek, C. Conners, D. Randell, B. Atherton, C. Boundy, N. Ferguson. Row STAGE CREW Seated: Gorden Wilber, Thomas Lango, Kent Hesse, Gront German. Standing: Sharon Blesy, Kathy Davis, Mr. Hutchinson, Advisor. AUDIO-VISUAL Roy Raiber, John Hussong, Kathy Davis, Gordon Wilber, Jim Koch, Herb Shue, Mr. Devitt. Seated: Tom Randell, Margo Davis, David Aldrew, Dennis Edwards, Rick Col- lins, Mark Miller. Manipulate andfocilitote oil audio-visual materials in the building. SPANISH CLUB Seated: L. Loud, M. Ballard, C. Scherer, L. Shoop, P. VanDermeer. Row one, standing: Miss N. Reiter-Advisor, C. Quick, C. Matteson, G. Jer- mon, E. Whitehead, L Meyer. Row two: M. Crump, M. Atkinson, P. Walck, S. Rothfuss, B. Neff, D. Palmer. 70 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Bottom. Row one: W. Forner, J. Donhauser, L Hess, L. Rogers- Secretory, D. Emerling--President, W. Schultz-Vice- President, J. Smith-Sentinel, T. Winkey-Treosurer, J. Ulrica, D. Herrin. Row two: R. Waterman, T. Randall, D. Fuller, D. Clare, D. Fuller, N. King, A. Gernatt, T. Bentley-Reporter, J. Baker, R. Rober, R. Spengler, Mr. Amos-Advisor. Standing Row three: D. Fuller, W. Henry, R. Mockmer, W. Fuller, H. Miller, J. Emerling, R. Aikinson, R. Goodard, W. Reynolds, E. Wittmeyer. Row four: J. Place, R. Tourber, J. Widrig, K. Belscher, E. lo Tempio, J. Dorgon, K. Witt- meyer, W. Brown, O. Kittle, T. Place, R. Miller, R. DeSio, R. Dean, R. Abram. FRENCH CLUB The Future Farmers of Amer- ica, of FFA, is the national or- ganization of, by and for boys studying vocational agriculture in high schools. It has a broad program which is arrived at by helping its members be bet- ter members of their rural com- munities through conducting and taking part in public meet- ings, speaking in public, buying and selling cooperatively, fi- nancing their own activitiesand assuming civic responsibilities. Row one: A. Spas, Miss Mead, Advisor; S. Beach, J. Neureuther, Secretary-Judy Burke, President-April Spas, Vice President-Koy Moritz, Treasurer-Nancy Eisenhut, E. Gould, A. Frantz, D. Gowron, M. Salzler. Row two: E. Gnonn, N. Webster, G.Tharnish, L.Smith, S.Weismantel, P. Swales, D. Voorhis, S. Knovel, M. Baker, L Ullenbruch,B. Blakely, M. Jaworski, V. Smith, P. Glass, B. Graff, K. Aldoy. Row three: G. Becker, S. MacHose, T. Reynolds, C. Colgrove, J. Brocious, D. Shultes, C. Purcell, K. Stump, J. Dye, T. Frost, R. Cobo. Row one, left to right: J. Wiedeman, P. Gunsher, D. Feltz, M. Steff, M. Timmel, I. Spencer, J. Faulring. Row two: Miss Gale, advisor; J. Roder, N. Stein, P. Danieu, C. Gernatt, S. Goddard, W. Smith, J. Banks, J. Gunsher, K. Sted- mon. Row three: T. Cooke, B. Crosby, E. Rutenkroger, M. Ballard, K. Wallace, R. Mockmer, R. Hess, R. Stapleton, D. Ahrens. The French Club offers stu- dents an opportunity to increase their knowledge of the geog- raphy, customs, music and lan- guage of France in an informal atmosphere. LATIN I CLUB This is a club for beginning Latin students, whose purpose is to enlarge their Greece-Roman cultural background and to pro- vide an informal approach to the learning of Latin. 71 JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAY PORTRAIT OF JENNIE Produced and Directed . . . . Presented by................ Technical Director.......... Set Design and Construction Costume Coordinator......... Director of Publicity....... Jennie Theme composed by . . . . Frederick L. Gontz The Junior Senior Class of Griffith Institute . . . Richard Hutchinson .... Sandra Cronmer ........Peggy Schwab ........Mary Snethen ........Dorothy Gantz Philip Walker...........................................................Eben Adams Jennie...................................................................April Spas Eben Adams . Jennie....... Gus.......... Mrs. Jekes . . Anna........ Mr. Mathews . Miss Spinney Emily....... Anne Kunstler Britta...... THE CAST .....................Philip Walker ......................April Spas ...................Willard Rodgers .....................Bonnie Berger .....................Deborah Baker ......................Gary Ciszak ......................Alma Snyder .......................Meg Clark ...................Richard Orance .....................Janalin Shuler Bonnie Berger......................................Mrs. Jekes Deborah Baker............................................Anno 72 SELECT CHORUS Row one: B. Hensel, E. King, M. Reed, N. Hanson, D. Williams, D. Granger, L. McGill, G. Adams, K. Hesse, C. Drake, M. Vacanti. Row two: L. Collins, P. Darbee, C. Neureuther, L Fisher, J. Desjarlais, G. Curfmonn, M. Harvey, P. Walker, C. Hesse, J. Winston. Row three: L. Bohneberg, M. Gatley, D. Gunther, P. Fyock, P. Kay, S. Weismantel, M.A. Rychlik, J. Jyrok, M. Mahl, M. Addington, M. Ballard. Row one: D. McCall, D. Cronston, B. Ahrens, P. Francis, J. Sixt, B. Frantz, M. Stanton, N. Feltz, M. Zohler, E. Darbee. Row two: G. Rothenburg, P. Taylor, J McCall, G. Gszok, E. Ruttenkruger, B. Miller, D. lovin, L. Sion, C. Addington, P. Taylor, C. Domes, D. Vocinak. Row three: L Ciszok, B. Day, P. Constantine, R. Wanglin, D. Ornee, B. Berger, J. Shuler, S. Johnson, A. Spas, L. Gundlach, C. Colgrove. 74 GRIFFITHAIRES Row one: P Dorbee, E. King, J. Winston, M. Bollard, C. Hesse, D. McGill, D. Ornee, P. Walker, J. Sixt, C. Colgrove, B. Day. A. Spos, E. Darbee. Row two: P. Francis, G. Curfmann, P. Kay, CONCERT CHORUS Row one: S. Everts, M. McCarthy, D. Haberer, R. Dash, D. Bobseine, C. Hoch, L. Krezmien, B. Luther, J. DeRosa, B. Daruska, N. Brown, L. Sion, D. lipko. Row two: C. Fisher, D. Luther, G. Curfmonn, P. Fyock, W. Fuller, A. Szczygiel, A. Kenyon, A. Hauri, G. Ellis, C. G lgrove, L. Knueppel, I. Skye, P. Cherry. BARBERSHOP QUARTET Row one: D. McCall, P. Francis. Row two: P. Walker, J. Winston, W. Ahrens. Row three: L. Ciszak, C. Hesse, P. Taylor, B. Day. REPERTORY BAND Row one: P. Popek, J. France, S. Reynolds, M. Laurie, S. Blesy, P. Swales, C Sturzenbecker, L. Shoop. Row two: C. Voorhis, N. Burke, C. Beck, F. Fox, J. Gunsher. Row three: S. Knavel, M. Miller, M. Dorgon, B. Lawrence, G. Link, D. Ahrens, G. Rothen- berg, B. Baker. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE ORCHESTRA Row one: M Clerk, P. Borthel, P. Grote, L. Lux, S. Knope, D. McGill, L Botsford, G Lowrence. Row two: L Cairns, K. Moritz, J. Laurie, R. Thurber, C Krenglicki, M. Colgrove, L. Smith, N. Eisenhut, K. Alday, B. Graff, S. Giirns, T. Longo. Row three: B. Lohrey, J. Lewellyn D. Winger, L loud, M. Bollard, P. Wolck, D. Shultes, B. Berger, J. Martin, C Scherer, B. Bohneburg, C Scott, W. Ahrens. Row four: M. Reed, Mrs. Brown, P. Constantine, J. Boch, K. Martin, D. Ballontyne, L. Meyers, P. Taylor, S. Wal- ters, D.Hunchar. Row five: M. Davis, G.Jermon, K. Hess, J. Rychlik, L. Emerson, A. Douglas, R. Ornce, R. Beecher WIND ENSEMBLE Row one: C. Scott, M. Reed, E. Dorbee, N. Eisenhut, P. Ferguson, P. Popek, C. Krenglicki. Row two: P. Darbee, E. Gundlach, P. Lilgo, L. Hore, M. Gundloch, L. Smith, M. Zahler, S. Knovel. Row three: C. Rugg, E. Whiteheod, B. Bohneburg, C. Scherer, D. Ballantyne, L. Meyers, P. Taylor, S. Walters, W. Ahrens, E. Rutenkruger, M. Miller. Row four: Mr. DeLisle (advisor) T. Reynolds, B. Berger, D. Shultes, K. Scott, K. Mortin, A. Spas, J. Boch, P. Constontine, B. Groff, J. Fox, C. Berger, J. Martin, B. Wolloce, P. Francis. Row five: G. Rothenberg, M Ballard, A. Douglas, D. Hunchor, M. Davis, G. Jermon, J. Gunchor, M. Cronmer, R. Forrington, J. Rychlik, L. Emerson, D. Jax, K. Hess. DANCE BAND Row one: T. Reynolds, J. Gunsher, N. Scott, D. Shultes, B. Berger. Row two: M. Cronmer, B. Farrington, J. Rychlik, K. Hesse. Row three: J. Boch, P. Constontine, L. Stowed, J. Dorgan, M. Ballard. Row four: G. Jermon, D. Hunchar, Director: Mr. G. Delisle. WOODWIND QUINTET W. Anhrens, N. Eisenhut, S. Walters, B. Bohneberg, M.B. Col- grove. STRING QUARTET B. lohrey, J. Lewellyn, S. Knope, W. Shelley. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Row one: C. Scott, P. lilga, E. White heod, M. Reed, P. Popeck, J. Emer ling. Row two:C Scherer, B. Bohne berg, L Gundloch, B. Wallace, W Luther, P. Francis, E. Rutenkruger M. Miller. 80 DRUM MAJOR Beverly Dorusko COLOR GUARD Diane Granger • Captain Donna Kieber Bonnie Brisley Kathy Feltz Ann Hallet Jeannette Lewellyn FLAG-LINE Chris Addington Sue Garlock Nancy Ferguson Debbie Feldman Nancy Frank Kathy Puluthner MAJORETTES Sharon Voorhis Jean Desjarlais Kathy Alday Elaine Brooks Becky Dash Chris Parry Diane Gawron Linda Moroge Sally Beach The marching units here at G. I. are the products of much hard work, practice, and effort. This year they will be performing in the annual Pageant of Bands, Memorial Day Parade, Firemans Parade, and the Boston Sesqui-Centennial. These brilliant units are striving to become the best marching units that Grif- fith Institute has ever had. 81 — Varsity Club Officers GIRLS VARSITY CLUB Top row. B Harbison, T. Foul ring, S. Johnson B. Berger, J. Sixt, S. lodico, M. Clark, K. Witt meyer, S. Thornish, E. Darbee, K. Solzler. Bor tom row: J. Desjarlois, G. Adorns, N Honson F. Fazzino, M. McGirr, C. Wolf, N. Brown, D Williams, Miss Norris (Advisor). BOYS VARSITY CLUB Top row: W. Ahrens, B. Huckle, P. Taylor, T. Winkey, L Harshbarger, R. Altman, D. Salzler, G. Weiss, C. Clark. Bottom row: A. Oyer, P. Walker, R. Angelo, D. McCall, T. Chandler, J. Gunscher, C. Hess, Mr. R. Robinson (Advisor). Top row: D Solzler-Treosurer-Secretory; D. McCall-President; T. Winkey-Vice-President. Bottom row: N. Hanson-Vice-President; M. McGirr-President; S. Tharnish-Treasurer. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT Nancy Hanson Queen, Karen Wittmeyer Peggy Kay VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Nugent, Coach Havens Co-coptains Varsity Football Bill Willibey Dave Keiber Steve Heinz Bill Baker Don Colby George Ballantyne 86 Dick Orneo John Gon� h r Lorry Horris Tom Molor « Joe Dorgon Tom Reynold� FOOTBALL VARSITY This year's team posted a 4-4 record. Div. Ill All-Star selections were end Jack Jung, QB Phil Taylor and tackle Dan Salzler. Receiving honors for Lineman of the Year was co-capt. Jack Jung who set several pass receiving records this year. Back of the Year was Bill Baker who led the team in rushing for the second year in a row. 87 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Captoin-E. Hauri Captain-6. Lawerence Coach-Mr. Robinson Cooch-Mr. Schlageter ACADEMY The JV's had a 4 win, 2 loss record. They beat Go- wanda, Eden, Grand Island and Alden while losing to Iroquois and Depew. The co-captains were Ed Hauri and Bob Lawrence. Row one: G. Haddod, E. Rutenkroger, R. Fox, D. Allen, C. Killingbeck, D. Dearmeyer, L. Harshbarger, T. Decker, D. Golabek, J. Warner, L Krezmine. Row two: M. Sommers, G. Smith, T. Filipink, S. Baer, G. Becker, R. Cobo, B. Rogers, D. Kubicki, G. Taylor, J. Huber,R. Beecher, S. Riley, E. Hussong. Row three. D. Rudolph, J. Reynolds, L. Nugent, P. Riele, M. Cronmer, D. Jax, M. Solzler, F. Wozniak, T. Randall, L. Lion, H. Shue, D. Ballantyne, B. Lowrence, E. Hauri, W. Hockett. 88 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row one: M. Boker, A. Spos, K. Solzlcr. Middle row: E. Dorbee. Top row: P. Dorbee, B. Horbison, C. Neureuther. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row one: M. Doth, K. Moritz, J. Dutchess, B. Ornce. Row two: M. Zohler, M. Steff, M.B. Boker. Row three: S. Knovel, B. Von Buskirk. Row four: M. Agle. 89 VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. Smolinski Head Coach Alien Hall Steve Heinz Brian Hackle Barry Wallace Mark Glass Dick Ornce Ray Wanglin Ted Winkey Phil Taylor Larry Tharnish Bill Boker Bruce Huckle Mr. Koufmonn Assistant Cooch AFTER THE GAME the locker room has an exuberant or pensive air as the participants think of and discuss the mistakes and achievements of the day. They realize that only when they think together and work as a team can they achieve success. There is no time for indecision or hesitation in a game for everything may depend on split-second timing. It is necessary, then, for the player to be able to anticipate his teammate's and opponent's thoughts and react accordingly. It is also necessary to think only of the goal and, forgetting all else, concentrate all the energies and determination on reaching it. If these efforts are met with defeat, acceptance of the challenge of winning next time is what makes a good athlete, no matter what the outcome of the game. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row one: Larry SteH Earl Hussong Ed Rutenkruger Bob Rogers Gary Taylor Row two: Frank Wozniok Bob Lawrence Brian Carr Terry Tharnish Joe Rychlik John Mentlewski VARSITY BASKETBALL 81-64 W Grand Island 86-48 W Alden 95-73 W Iroquois 50-67 L Depew 75-51 W Gowanda 75-45 W J.F.K. 81-59 W Holland 93-58 W Eden 70-59 W Alden 89-64 W Grand Island 79-66 W Iroquois 79-70 W Depew 98-73 W Holland 85-51 W North Collins 94-70 W Eden 53-62 L Cleveland Hills 90 91 VARSITY BASEBALL Row one: D. Neimon, J. Rychlik, D. Houri, R. Wonglin, B. Huckle, T. Worner, S. Heinz. Row fwo: Mr. Smol inski--Cooch, G. Brooks, J. Masterson, P. Baker, D. Ornee, C. Mentlewski, D. Evans, R. De- vinny, I. Thornish, P. Taylor, B. Shutts. The Varsity Baseball Team placed third in Division III of E.C.I.C. Leading hitter was Phil Taylor with .409 average, and leading pitcher was Chet Mentlewski with 4-1. The team's record was 8 wins and 6 losses. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 92 Row one. J. Owen, J. Martin, B. Huckle, B. Johnson, S. Heinz, J. Rychlik, B. laney, M. McMullen. Row fwo: M. Miller, B. Brown, T. Reynolds, J. Mentlewski, J. Gomel, B. Huckle, E. Hauri, B. Putney, F. Wozniak, Mr. Nelson-Coach. The Junior Varsity Baseball team compiled a very respectable 12-4 record. Outstanding pitching by Frank Wozniak and hitting by Joe Rychlik highlighted the season. TENNIS TEAM NOT TOO SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR-BUT WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR! Mr. Whitmer Coach Tim Smith Joel Gonzales Tom Chandler Bob Ellis Kevin Seymour Jerald Ellis Bill Ahrens Don Ahrens VARSITY WRESTLING Lorry Widemann, Paul Botes, Richard Buncy, Don McCall, Dennis Ballanlyne, Joseph Dorgon, Charles Kloiber, Robert Farrington, Mr McMullen, Frank Malone, Robert Smith, Don McCall. Mr. Odell- Nugent-Assistant Coach. Head Cooch, Wayne Maul, James McCall, Jerome Burgard, George JV WRESTLING Ronald Jurewiez, Carl Clork, Thomas Malone, Frank Humphreys, Gary Smith, Eric Gnonn, Timothy Widrig, Richard Smith, James Botsford. Mr. Nugent- Assistant Cooch, Donald Ballontyne, Robert Kendall, Keith Thornish, Gordon Link, Mark Dorgon, Horry Miller, Richmond Beecher, David Kieber, Walter Hackett, Mr. Odell-Head Coach. Most Valuable Wrestler Dan McCall Most Improved Wrestler George Ballantyne Team Record 8-5-0 Third Place Division III 94 Head Coach Assistant Coach Rodney Odell Michael Nugent GIRLS COMPETITIVE SWIMMING flow one: Noncy Feltz, Undo Fisher, Nancy Frank, Debbie Feldman, Debbie Grimmer, Paula Colvenboch, Pat Gunscher. flow two: Jane Smith, Gale Adorns, Bonnie Berger, LaurieDash.Mary- ann Colvenboch, Ann Emerling, Kathy Alday, Phyllis Taylor, Captain; Undo Sprankle, Carol Purcell, Diane Urban, Sharon Roth, Francis Fazzino, Barbaro Graff, flow three: Dione Jaska, Jeon Desjariais, Miss Norris-Coach, Laurie Smith. BOYS' COMPETITIVE SWIMMING flow one. Allen Oyer, Gary Weise, DanSalzIer, John Winston, Craig Hesse, Phil Walker, Bob Angelo, Tom Chandler, Bill Ahrens, Brenton Doy. flow two: Philip Francis, Ronald Cobo, Ronald Pike, Jerald Martin, Richard Ellis, Douglas Purcell, George Maul, Timothy Smith, John Maul, Duanne Lang reck. flow three: Mr. Seales, Andrew Spas, David Aldrow, Larry Stowell, Michoel Fronds, Dean Weiss, Nelson Burke, Wayne Henry, Edward Jablonski. Missing: Tim Bloke-Captain, Mike Addington, John DiRosa, Thomas Zimmer, Richard Lockwood, Dennis Edwards. 95 TRACK TEAM Row one: John Gunsher, Dean Weiss, Corl Clark, Edward Jablonski, James Hallet, Dale Hebdon, Tom Wright, Bert Hollef, John Clark. Mark Johnson. Row two. Gary Blakely, Philip Walker. Richard Farrington, Ted Winkey, Joseph Huber, Gary Weiss, Donald McCall, Jock Jung, Robert Altmann, Charles Hock, Dennis McMullen, Jomes Koch, Walter Hacket. Row three. Mr. Ingerson, Coach, James lango, William McGirr, Joseph Wilson, David Disette, Raymond Wang- lin, Michoel Music, Paul Smith, lorry Horshbarger, Thomas Frost, Clifford Zell, Wayne Farner, Mr. Rogers, Assistant Coach. The season record of the G.l. Trock and Field squad: G. I. 36—Gowonda 100 G. I. 87—Depew 49 G.l. 31—Grand Island 105 G. I. 74—Little Valley 55—West Valley 41 G. I. 44—Iroquois 92 G.l. 28 2 3—Eden 98 1 3 G. I. 59 2 3—Alden 76 1 3 G.l. 107—Holland 29 Over-all record: won 3 — lost 5 Post-season meets: ECIC at Williamsville 1 mile run—Ted Winkey—6th place 2 mile run—Bert Hollett—2nd place Sect. VI Meet at Eden 100 yd. dash—Mike Musick- 5th ploce 1 mile run—Ted Winkey—3rd place 2 mile run—Bert Hallett—1st place Intersectional Qualifiers at Hamburg: 2 mile run—Bert Hallett—4th ploce. Cooch: R. Ingerson Asst. Coach: C.N. Rodgers 96 BOYS' BOWLING Row one M. So bier, J. Fuller, K. Stedman, T. Cooke, D. Proctor. Row two. D. Lilga, D. O'Conner, P. Martin, J. Altman, L Wi I- liams, M. Sommans, G. Jerman, Mr. Ingerson, coach. Row three J. Mortin, K. Atherton, B. Benz, G. Ciszok, J. Hussong, T. Decker, J. Kestner, G. Brooks, M. Vandermeer, San Manolihagul, K. Wallace, B. Schultz, W. Rogers, L Gentner. GOLF TEAM Row one: C. Grey, J. Fuller, T. Decker. Row two: E. Utempio, R. Ellis, G. link. Row three K. Walloce, B. Wallace, D. Dellopento, A. Spas, Mr. Decker, coach. GIRLS' BOWLING Jo Ann Agle Gloria Barthel Brenda Becker Kathy Bobseine Joyce Brocious Linda Burke Ruth Cohoon Alice Cooper Barbara Crotty Laurie Dash Jean Desjarlois Thelma Faulring Jeanne Feldman Cath Feltz Linda Fisher Janet France Gretchen Frost Pam Fyock Chris Gard Nancy Hanson Bonnie Hare Lois Hare Marcia Harvey Phyllis Hildebrand Darlene Kendoll Patti Lilga Patty lohrey Margo Miller Wendy Miller Sue Nanner Lois Nunweiler Susan Rehling Kathy Rugg Mary Ann Rychlik Linda Sion Lynda Sprankle Gail Tharnish Sue Tharnish Donna Vacinek Mary Vacinek Donna Voorhis Virginia Walker Diane Williams Karen Wittmeyer Penny Wolf Linda Zielinski Mr. Whitmer-coach 97 JR. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 8TH GRADE David Beecher Robert Bishop Wayne Bobseine Greg Bock Patrick Brown Frank Bulges Charles Burdk Gary Anderson Jim Anderson Lois Baer Phillip Barie Linda Becker Dorene Burgard Ronald Burger Kathleen Burke Nancy Calhoun Cheryl Carr Narda Calhoun Susan Cochran Dovid Cooke John Cooper Mitchel Corah Doniel Cotter Elaine Crosby Kevin Cyrek Suson Dorbee Linda Davie Kenneth Decker Marcia Delisle Barbara Dellapenta Suson Detrick Anne DiRosa Daphne Dombrowski 98 Richard Donhauser Linda Drake Christine Dygula Cynthia Eaton Barbara Edwards Kathy Emerling Maureen Emerling Rebecca Feltz Barbara Fisher Betty Fisher Ann Fleckenstein William Fronds Elsie Fronklin Rhonda Frantz Kimberly Gollen Owen Gould Alex Gnann Cheryl Green Robert Grimmer 4 loch Louise Empringham Charity Engel Gayle Foiley Daniel Faulring Gory Forner Robert Earner Merrylee Feldman Weslyy Freeman Daniel Fuller Michael Fullington Paul Galloti Thomas Gately Marcia Gloss Elaine Golabek Ellen Hall Becky Hanson Patricia Hawkins Orpho Hebden Kathy Hesse Kevin Hesse Kathy Henning Donna Keiser Candace Kelly Jean Kestner Joyce Kestner Rebecca Hinckhey Cheryl Hoffmann John Holnbeck Dale Howord Linda Huber Gary Hunchor Patricia Hunt Debra Hutchinson Diane Johnson Ricky Johnson Robert Johnson Kathryn Joslin Karl Jocob Susan Korcher Mark King Robert Kitner Jay Kite Jane Klaiber Susan Koch Mary Koningigon Catherine Kota lawerance Kotlarsz Brenda Knope Mellissa Krokzyk Jacquelyn Lake Lloyd Lamb James Lambert Diane Lango Donald Lang reck Cheryl Lape Raymond Laurie Terry Low fi ty ft Daniel Moyer John Murphy Patrick Murphy Edward Musick Cynthia Nieman Patricia O'Brien Darryl Polen Martha Meade Teresa Metz Diane Miller Marie Miller Catherine Monogan Kevin Moreheod Cynthia Moritz Todd Potterson Clifford Penke James Pescitelli Wendy Pidsadnick Rudy Ploetz Will Potter Shirty Ann Raber Paul Seymour Deborah Simmons Susan Sion Andrew Sheret Timothy Shutt Beth Slating Cheryl Slaughenhaust Anthony Smith Bobbt Smith Gary Smith Larry Smith Nancy Smith Patricia Smith Richard Smith I Volerie Smith Gerald Sparano Betty Spencer Kathryn Srock Robert Stachowski Larry Steff Larry Stowell Gregory R. Taylor Gregory A. Taylor Ceil Terry Linda Tesch Danny Tessmer Diane Tessmer Keith Thamish Deborah Thies Elizabeth Vocanti Charles Vocinek Phillip Victor Linda Wadoce William Woll Jeff Whiftion Gerald Wick Heidi Wiltse Susan Wohlhueter David Woodring Donna Woodring Donna Wright Karen Wolf 7TH GRADE Becky Babcock Diane Boiley Brenda Bardo William Bates Darlene Bellinger Richard Bellinger Debra Graves Dan Belscher Deaune Bennett Wendy Bentley Peggy Bentson John Benz Marcia Benz John Biehl Shere Blake Gregory Blakely David Blesy Suzanne Bobseine Amy Boscoe Raymond Booth Pam Bowser Laurun Clark Susan Cobo Yvonne Conner Brian Cotter Keith Cranmer Virginia Crosby Kent Cummings ■ gi Hugh Brown George Burgard Cynthia Burke Danise Burks Karen Carter Kevin Carter Charlene Cehulic Sue Curfman Kenneth Cyreck Greg Dannenberg Alan Dash Bryan Doy David Decker Diane DeWald Charles Doty Pamela Eisenhut Sheryl Emerson Audrey Fogon Craig Earner Laurie Feldman Annette Feltz Mark Ferguson George Filipink Sue Finkbeiner Charles Fisher Paul Fornes Lois Foulk Jonet Fox Dean French Diane Frost Joan Fuller Terry George Pomelo Glass Ed Galatek Patrick Goran Barbara Kotlarsz Stanley Kowolik Susan Kowalak Jerald Kuhl Sandro Lake James Latham Margaret Laurie James Leonard Dwight Lingenfelter Constance Lipoff Deborah Lohrey David Lounsbury Dawn Lowe Diane Luther Raymond Maddex Maryann Magee Beverly Moyerat Charles Meehon John Steven Meade Cynthia Meyer Janet Miess Dean Miller Jerald Miller Robert Miller Russell Miller Jerald Morris Donna Morse Kellie Nelson «e Dole Henry Onaly Herman Barbara Hoch James Huckle Michael Huber Doris Hunt Jan Ingerson Dawn Kessler Daniel Kieber Shirley Kief Deborah Killinger Robert Knavel Denise Knight Daniel Komenda Sheela Haberer Willard Hall Elaine Hare David Harvey Allen Hauri Walter Heim Cynthia Henning Eugene Jaworski Sheila Jimerson Allen Jung Ronald Juul Lorraine Kendoll Gory Kepple Robert Kestner Jocalyn Newman John Nugent Patricia Nicholson David Nieman Lori Nunn Lillian O'Conner Donna Omphalius 102 Judy Roncska Betty Ross William Roth Richard Rudolph Jill Russell Jeffrey Rutenkroger Robert Salzler Karen Prior Katherine Rader Michele Raiber Cynthia Rand Patty Rendell Lynne Reynolds Steven Reynolds James Schaus Robe' ...iele ..use Schue Gory Seider Brenda Shelley Clinton Shelley Carolyn Shultes Irene Sikorski James Slaughenhaust Barbara Smith Bonnie Smith Brenda Smith Lester Smith Lynn Smith Ann Smolinski Gary Spolti Ellen Spaulding Richard Spaulding Bonnie Spencer Potricia Spencer Robert Spencer Eric Torbox Hoy Testermon Marylee Timmel David Truxal Sue Turner Kimberlie Vaughn Tom Vybiral Kenneth Wainwright Pat Walciyk Debbie Weidemann Kimberley Weltjen Mark Whitton Kevin Widdorfield Catherine Wienk Mike Willover Donna Wingeirer Mary Woodworth Barbara Wright Matthew Wysocki Mary Zittel 103 WORK STUDY PROGRAM Mike Anno The Work-Study Program covers basic skill subjects with a vocational background. Students are given on-the- job training in the final two years of the program. The traditional Capitol photo of our Washington Trip, October 13-15, 1966. Trip Advisors and chaperones are pictured in center back row; Miss Tina Persia, Mrs. Morie Ulrich, Mr. Mrs. Edward Sontag, Mr. Mrs. Paul Randall, ond Mr. Herbert Edwards. Laurel Beght Terry Brisley Patty Dick ! 04 Mrs. Hubert Humphrey met and spoke with each student in the Vice-President's official office. John Ulrich told Mrs. Humphrey thot our trip was partially financed by selling candy. Mike Gordon Gary Mellin Kenneth Mellin Kathy Parks Nelson Parry Lorry Sebzda Leonard Sherman Robert Spalti Susan Trimm John Ulrich Jay Williams Yousout Kothoon 105 JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL TEAM First row: D. Beecher, G. Taylor, K. Cranmer, J. Kilo, V. Smith, L. Kotlarsz, S. Meode, G. Smith, S. Reynolds, A. Gnann, A. Sheret. Second row: D. Weiss, D. Cooke, P. Borie, G. Filipink, D. Harvey, L Ruud, E. Perkins, D. Howard, D. Saunders, M. McCelland, J. Piscotelli, N. Stuart, R. Juul, P. Seymour, C Gunsher, D. Neimon, D. Moyer, W. Potter, T. Patterson. Coaches , Standing; Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Sontag. Co-Captains: D. Saunders, D. Weiss. Bottom row. Left to right: P. Stowe, C. Shelley, W. Potter, J. Roncsko, M. Benz, D. Knight, L Clark, K. Weltjen, M. Koningi- sor, D. Hutchinson, D. Longo, M. Zittel, B. Smith, C. Schultes, P. Eisenhut, B. Shelley, L Nunn, S. Bobsiene, P. Nicholson. Second row: B. Schilel, J. Huckle, C. Farner, L Smith, S. Wohlhueter, A. Micholokes, B. Babcock, S. Finkbeiner, S. Sion, B. Slating, S. Lake, F. Testeiman, S. Haberer, D. Hunt, L. Feldman, T. Metz, K. Joslin, N. Smith. Third row: P. Lawrence, B. Day, A. Di Roso, H. Spittler, G. Foiley, C. Eaton, C. New- monn, K. Adanti, O. Hebden, M. Emerling, R. Frantz, L Foulk, L Drake, J. Fox, L Ar- bore, K. Srock, C. Lope, S. Kowolok, C. Moritz, S. Hofmann. Fourth row: K. Carter, B. Mayerat, B. Hoch, M. Glass, C. Cehulic, K. Prior, A. Smolinski, M. Woodworth, A. Feltz, E. Spaulding, O. Herman, S. Jimer- son, J. Kestner, J. Kestner, M. Miller, B. Fisher, S. Curfmon, J. Ingerson, L. Boer, W. Pidsodmck, L Becker, G. Gundloch. CHORUS JUNIOR BAND JUNIOR ORCHESTRA 107 THE ONLY WAY TO CAPTURE TIME IS TO RECORD IT FULL PAGE ADVERTISERS The class of 1967 thanks you for helping make our yearbook a success. BUSINESS PHONE ADDRESS Walter's Pharmacy 592-7462 Springville Winsmith Div. Umc Industries, Inc. 592-2841 Springville HALF PAGE ADVERTISERS Springville Super-Duper Inc. 592-7322 Springville Mahl Bros. Oil Co. 592-2868 Springville Springville Pharmacy 592-2835 Springville Simons Bros. 592-4072 Springville QUARTER PAGE ADVERTISERS Leisure Laundry Dry Cleaning, Inc. 592-9971 Springville Witter-Davis Furniture 592-2132 Springville Springville Mfg. Co. Inc. 592-2864 Springville Brown Shoe Store 592-7192 Springville Springville Coffee Donut Shop 592-2300 Springville Springville Dry Cleaners 592-4432 Springville Jay Shuler Co. 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NABER AND SON CARL’S BARBER SHOP General Merchandise 202 West Main Street Springville, New York Phone XH 1-5213 Boston, New York 118 Compliments of KEIX’S KENDALL KORNER Springville, New York LY 2-9949 Compliments of LOUIS J. REED General Insurance 28 West Main Street LY 2-2142 Springville, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 REED'S ELECTRIC Route 219 Springville, N.Y. Drive with care buy SINCLAIR Compliments of RON'S SINCLAIR Compliments of JOHENGEN WASHBURN ADAMS MOTOR SALES Lumber-Hardware-Paints-Builders Supplies 649 East Main Street Springville, N.Y. Phone 532-3150 Collins Center, N.Y. SHERET’S JEWELRY Compliments of MR. MRS. 9 West Main Street LY 2-4482 FRANCIS WURTZ Rt. 219 Boston, N.Y. 119 HOCH’S LUNCH SODA BAR 12 Main Street John Laura Hoch Compliments of OLDE COUNTRY INN Jim Connolly, Prop. 592-9979 Route 240 East Concord, New York ANGE ALBERICO GULF SHOP Springville C.C. Springville, N.Y. Ph. 592-9976 Compliments of ACME MARKETS, INC. Springville, N.Y. 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