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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

‘ ‘Reflections of Childhood • y- -y ' r T. -v '-Where is the wonder that I once felt t , f • ''' Watching sleepy flowers grow new,in Spring, jfe V ’ . Oca� a child watching the snowflatefe-mj VV;.-' How did the small bi ds j’earn Jo fly «pd .S'- Where is the .murmuring!of winds ana seas Where arfe tlfe dreams I was once dating for? � • • w ' V. ' ;Who muffled thfe sound of rayion'tre ? ''' • 'v TK«e reamJ were pushed Behind b child's dotfV; ' .•• ,’ .‘jviOierQ-is-the magic that thrilled me so 5 ’ Wheri'a sky of blue turned pillowy white? ' k Faces so familiar yet so far for they are only memories yet memories that haunt .... the muffled cheers .... the old friendships .... the seemingly long hours .... the little events that now seem so important This is the GRIFFONELL '68 Presented by The ninteen hundred and sixty eight Senior Class of Griffith Institute Central School Springville, New York Volume XLIII REFLECTIONS- TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Griffonell Staff Administration and Faculty Superintendent of Schools Principals Faculty Memorial Personnel Seniors Senior History Senior Portraits Senior Directory A.F.S. Students Underclassmen Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Classes Activities, Clubs and Organizations Musical Student Council Sports Junior High Administration and Faculty Classes Activities, People, and Events Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Advertisements 4 6 8-27 10 12 14 25 26 28-73 31 32-61 62-65 68 74-91 76-80 81-86 87-91 92-109 110-131 120 122 132-147 148-165 150-157 152-157 158-159 160-162 163-165 166-171 DEDICATION Whose pictures are on this page? Theyare of the man who holds a special place in the hearts of the mem- bers of the class of 1968. Too many times we trudged to his office, but he was always a willing listener, and we left with advice we will remember. He has been a loyal class worker. A few of us remember the long after-school hours he spent during the magazine sale. We know him as a guidance counselor, driver education teacher, class advisor, basketball coach, and above all else, a friend. To you, Mr. Robert Kaufmann, we dedicate this 1968 Griffonell. 5 YOUR YEARBOOK Editor in Chief Debby Wilson Above: Bill Little, Student Photographer. Nancy Webster, Chris Addington, Besty Seider, Marilyn Lewis, Janice Kvoshoy, Joyce Brocious, Weir Sheret. Thanks also to Sharon Spaulding and James Fox. 6 Our publisher is Inter-Collegiate Press. Our Professional Photography Studio, Alston. Our thanks to Mr. Bartkowski, Mrs. Snethen and the Journalism class, to Mr. Carl for his photography assistance, to Mrs. Smalt and our only junior, Wendy Guynn, for the or- ganization of the Junior High section, to Mr. Kayes for his help, and to all those patient faculty members who put up with our many mis-haps. i i i STAFF Writers. Not pictured; Ella Berryhill Chris Colgrove Joel Gonzales Bruce Huckle Dick Ornce Alice Piwowarczyk lincto Ploetz Curtis Scott Tony Szczygiel Rey Tehrani 10 Left: 8- Sue Garlock, Business Manager; 9-- Sue Weismantel, Un- derclassmen Section; 10 -Wendy Guynn, Junior High Section. PROUDLY PRESENTS THE 1968 GRIFFONELL FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. Edward J. Sakowski became Griffith Institute's first Superintendent of Schools on July 1, 1967. A former district principal of Lyndonville Cen- tral School, Mr. Sakowski has brought to his new position a broad background of experience as an elementary school teacher and principal, and as an as- sistant superintendent of schools in Wyoming County, in addition to his district principalship. He holds a B.A. from Houghton College with o major in Social Studies, an M.S. in Education from State University College at Buffalo and St. Bona- venture University, Olean. During the fall of 1967 Mr. Sakowski participated in o European Seminar of Comparative Education which visited schools in Yugoslavia, Greece, U.S.S.R., Poland and East Germany. In his former position he was actively involved with Lions Club, Boy Scouts, 4-H, AFS, and various church organizations. Mr. and Mrs. Sakowski have three children. Mark and Janine are present- ly seniors in Attica Central School, and Jonathan attends junior high school in the same district. The family looks forward to moving to Springville at the conclusion of this school year. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 10 Mr. Frederic Fineour, our Assistant Superintendent of Schools, holds a B.S. degree from Hamilton College and a Masters degree from Cor- nell University. He came to Springville as a science teacher in 1927, and in 1931 became principal of Collins Center School. In 1952 Mr. Fineour became Supervisor of our elementary schools in the central district. He has watched Springville evolve from a one building school system into one of the largest independentdistrictsin Western New York. Mr. Fineour's wife, Esther, is the senior high school nurse and at- tendance officer. They have three children. Reflections from the Lyle G. Palmer Auditorum Lyle G. Palmer Lyle G. Palmer. What is G? The name it stands for Is left to me. It could be Gregory: A common name For a person of Such revered fame Is it Geoffrey? A distinguished name For the face within That picture frame. George is likely, Yes, it must be The middle name Of Lyle G. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Above: Mr. Le Roy Williams (Business Manager) Mr. Jack Ballantyne Mr. Charles Decker Mr. Richard Solak Mr. Stanley Wallace (President) Mr. Fred Agle Dr. Roland Whitehead Mr. Edward Sakowski (Superintendent of Schools) Seated: Mrs. Marie Seider Mrs. Morgaretha Lawrence (Clerk) Right: Mr. Swartz and Mr. Devitt at work in the main office. The time has arrived for a parting of the ways; for the graduates to start on their in- dividual paths toward fulfillments of their own goals. All education experiences you parti- cipated in, either curricular or extra-curricular, were designed to assist your progress along this path. As you encounter difficulties you would be well reminded to weigh all evidence before you form an opinion regarding any one thing or one individual. Remember to set realistic goals, to meet all problems directly, and keep us informed or your progress. Congratulations. 12 THESE GUIDE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Just as the success of all organiza- tions is based upon the quality of their leaders, so the successful operation of Griffith Institute Senior High School as an educational enterprise is largely dependent on our princi- pal, Mr. William Devitt, and our assistant principal, Mr. Richard Swartz. As administrators confront- ing the multitudinous problems of today's world, they encourage the development of self-discipline on the part of the student body, under the guidance of the faculty. Mr. Devitt and Mr. Swartz are actively knowl- edgeable concerning the total opera- tion of the school ond all its activi- ties, and are ever willing to be of service to both students and faculty. Their example, encouragement, and leadership are an inspiration. I'm eighteen today. (a lew years behind me and a few ahead); When I look back I see it; When I look forward I can't. Won't you help me tomorrow? (It's as if I'm unconscious of who I am and where the door will open to me). Ah, it's coming clearer, Yet I see not much. This key to my diary. (yet to be filled with events on ahead, and questions in my head to be answered); Shall I do or not do? Is it right or maybe wrong? Take life or let live? Construct or Destruet? Love or hate? Where do I turn or hide from all this? Please, help me understand. Irene Spencer 13 AND OUR FACULTY PRESENTS THE GIFT OF ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Henry Bortkowski, English Coordinator (left), with exchange student, Rey Tehroni. Mr. Jack Blodgett Mrs. Lucille A. Gibbin Miss Margaret M. Schwob Mr. Frederick R. Gantz PRACTICAL, GRACIOUS LIVING SCIENCE DEPARTMENT DRIVER EDUCATION 16 Mr . Janet Engel Mr. Robert Schlogeter MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. Thomas Schlogeter Mr. Thomas O'Brien Mr. Eldred Bartoo Math Coordinator HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Richard Hutchinson Social Studies Coordinator Miss Agnes Neary Mr. Emerson Havens Mr. Gerard Quinn Miss Lorraine Freeman Mr. Jimmie Seales INDUSTRIAL ARTS AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Mr. Fronk Amos Mr. Horlond Kester Mr. Chorles Couture 18 Mr. Paul Emerling LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MUSIC DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mr. Charles Whitmer Mr. Ercel Kayes Mr. Michael Priester Painting Closs ... sfe Mrs. Sandra Cranmer Fine Arts ART DEPARTMENT 22 Mrs. Mary Lockwood Arts and Crafts BOYS I I v GIRLS • Mr. Philip Smolinski Miss Cheryl Norris Mr. Russell Steod Physical Education Director PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. JoAnne Zimbardi Mr. Michoel Nugent Mr. Brian Titus 23 LIBRARY,1 !! iiM Mrs. Carrie Dudley THE GRADUATION COMMITTEE Mr. J. L Anderson Mr. J. Angelo Mr. H. Bartkowski Mr. E. Bartoo Mr. A. Brown Mrs. S. Cranmer Mr. G. DeLisle Mr. W.J. Devitt Mr. P. Emerling M. F. Fineour Miss E. Gale Mr. E. Gnann Mr. C. Hughes Mr. R. Hutchinson Mr. R. Kaufmann Mr. R. Kirkendall Mr. R. Stead Mr. R. Swortz Mrs. D. Whitehead Mr. C. Whitmer Mr. E. Sakowski 24 MEMORIAL MEMORIAL TO MRS. SMITH The class of 1968 is deeply honored to dedicate this page to the memory of Mrs. Eleanor Murray Smith. During her teaching career Mrs. Smith contributed sig- nificantly to her students. As a Home Economics teacher, she competently guided and influenced them in her quiet, gentle manner, making them better qualified to contribute to their world. Her dignity and pleasant disposition were worthy of imitation. As a compassionate human being she was ever present to listen to the problems of students, always having interest and understanding. Mrs. Smith will be remembered and admired as the hu- mane, serene teacher that she was, by all those who knew her at Griffith Institute. 25 PERSONNEL Top to Bottom Secretary to Superintendent, Hilde Rothfuss Business Administration Lynette Kester, Elizabeth Zurbrick, Blanche M. Mitchell, Morgoretha Lawrence, Manager, le Ray Williams, Judith Hrobocinski, Print Shop Norma Angelo High School Cafeteria 1. Agnita Wendling-Food Service Helper 2. Lillian Coney-Cafeteria Manager 3. Myrtle Gentner-Food Service Helper 4. Florence Mohl-Food Service Helper 5. Dorothy Kassel-Food Service Helper 6. Isabelle Bierman-Cook Manager 7. Dorothy Vocinek--Food Service Helper 8. Catherine Rogers-Food Service Helper 9. Judith Kittle- Food Service Helper 10. Delores Jakubczyk-Cook 11. Doris Smith-Food Service Helper Jr. High Cafeteria, (pictured on page 158) Teresa Hansen, Cook-Mgr. Leona Joslen-Food Service Helper Sophie Drozd-Food Service Helper Blanche Kruse-Food Service Helper Leah Wilson-Food Service Helper Carol Bickerstaff, Cafeteria Aide Senior High Office Eloine Gentner, Clerk-Typist ( eft) Mary Ann King, Clerk-Typist (center) Thelma Taylor, Stenographer (right) Mary L Lux, Clerk-Typist (missing) Mae Filipink Clerk- Typist John Coleman Student Cafeteria Mgr. June Weir Cafeteria Aide r mA Custodial Depart me nt-Charles Va- cinek, James Piscitelli, Cecil Bond, Anthony Huncher (heod Custodian), Donald Leonard. Others not pic- tured: Elton Blakley (Supt. Bldg, and Grounds), William Collier, John Elder, Leonard Jureller, Ben- jamin Wood (Stock Custodion). Ju- nior High--Arthur Krueger, James Heory. (pictured with Jr. High) Teochers Aides Left: Mary Swartz, Libaray Right: Eleanor Brown, Reading Above: Mr. Edward Reitz, Music Faculty Junior High Aides (pictured with Jr. High) Helen Ericsson, Janet Day BUS DRIVERS Wesley Blair-Supervisor of Transportation Reuben Baker, Olive Betner, Werner Blesy, Lorna Block, Carl Both, Geraldine Breis- singer, Albert Butterfield, Lillian Czerwinski, June Dosh, John Edinger, Frances Ellis, Edward Emerson, Ester Faulring, Frank Felton, Anna Feltz, H. June Herren, Robert Herren, Ruth Hollond, John Kowalske, Jerold Learn, Shirley Mooney, Ed- ward Moore, Helen Riehle, Loretta Shelley, Philip Schuster, Georgina Spors, Mary Stopleton, Herbert Story, Joan Wittmeyer, Clemence Wolniewiscz, Alfredo Zielin- ski, Norma Zielinski. f GRASP OF FRIENDSHIP The grasp of friendship reaching us from our past . . . long ago ... we were once a class Reflections our memories sad for those days will never return yet proud for we were a part of that past The ring yes, that still unites us We traveled a road at G.l. And then left on the many paths Reflections on days time has now erased. Hail to thee our Alma Mater Worthy of our best Mem'ries of our loyal friendships Symbol of success. Lift the chorus, speed it onward Loud our praises cry Hail to thee our Alma Mater Hail oh hail G.l. As we walk the halls of G.l. Wisdom to pursue Friends forever, strive together Always to be true. Lift the chorus, speed it onward Loud our praises cry Hail to thee our Alma Mater Hail oh hail G.l. 0 SENIORS 68 CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Marty Gately, Secretary. Standing: John Gernott, Treasurer; Brian Huckle, President; Steve Heinz Vice-Presi- dent. ADVISORS 30 Seated: Mrs. Barie, Mr. Gontz. Standing: Mr. Kaufmann, Mr. Whitmer, Mr. Kayes. SENIOR HISTORY 1964- 1965 President Jeff Bock, the boy with the golden horn, led the new freshmen into a flurry of stationery soles and record hops, as we worked toward our senior goal--a trip to Washington, D.C. We were the first freshman class to use the new addition to the school, including the audi- torium. We were young and eager for the years ahead. 1965- 1966 We had a sweat shirt sale, not for lack of clothes, but rather, to show our increasing pride in G.l. Our sophomore prom, the Yuletide Ball , was a success. Held in the gym, the decorations followed the theme of an old-fashioned Christmas. President Kent Hesse smiled. 1966- 1967 We were finally upperclassmen. It was a big year for G.l. sports as many of our classmates helped G.l. to capture the E.C.I.C. Division III Basketball Champion- ship, the Swimming Co-championship, and the Baseball Sectional Championship. In the history department, Mr. Hutchinson spun many tales on the belated Virginia Field Trip. Our Junior Prom, Love Makes the World Go 'Round was a festive occasion, held in the Elementary School. On a warm summer night, we danced by the Eifel Tower, Ninth: President Jeffrey Bock, Vice- President Brian Huckle, Treasurer Gary Blakely, Secretary Candace Matteson. Tenth: President Kent Hesse, Vice- President Steve Heina, Treasurer Gary Blakely, Secretary Candace Matteson. Eleventh: President Brian Huckle, Vice-President Steve Heinz, Trea- surer Gary Blakely, Secretary April Spas. Former Class Officers Niagara Falls, a Chinese pagoda, and a romantic wishing well. Led by Brian Huckle, the world truly did go round for us as we approached our senior year. 1967-1968 We are seniors at last. Brian Huckle is again class president, in this, the busiest year of all. Bruce Huckle is Student Council President, and together they led us into a prosperous year. The year whirls by with many events-the Junior-Senior play, Lily the Felon's Daughter (a morbidly funny melodrama), the Washington trip (for which we have sold magazines, held candy sales, collected dues, etc., for the past four years), the Senior Ball, and of course, Graduation. It's our final year of high school; some of us are glad, others rather sentimental and re- luctant to leave. But we are looking forward to the future, and the guidance office has become a main gathering spot, as Mr. Brown and Mr. Kaufmann help uschoose our careers and colleges. We could not have reached this stage in our education without the dedication of our teachers. We would like to thank you. We have survived our four years of high school, and we look ahead to the future, but we will always look behind us too, to our memories of G.l. 31 Magazine Sale 32 Christine Anzalone Brenda Blakely Gary T. Blakely Thomas Robert Bentley Robert Benz Catherine Benz John Bentson Ella Kay Berryhill Sandra Blasdell Patricia L. Boberg Dawn Bobseine Paulette Bremiller Joyce Ann Brocious Bonnie Brisley Jerome Burgard Robert Cohoon William L. Brown, Jr. Herbert Buffum Lucy J. Cairns Susan Clark wmmm Joyce Ann Carter Ruth Cohoon Paul Constantine Alice Cooper Mary A. Crump 37 Michoel Dash Robert Darbee Pat Darbee Kevin Cummings Joan Davies Laurie Ann Dash Robert Dean Sueann Fuller Peter Frank Pamela Fyock Daniel Fuller Donald Fuller Susan J. Garlock William Franks Martha J. Gately ■M Christine Gorsky Barbara Sue Graff Joel Gonzales Mark Glass Richard Gates John Gernatt Hubert Hallett Lawrence Harris 43 Marcia Harvey Robert Heibach Fredrick Heary 44 Steve Heinz Lawrence Charles Hess Kent Hesse 45 Bruce Huckle Thomas R. Hutchings Mark C. Johnson Joyce Jirok James Kestner Marie Jaworski Linda Marie Joslin Alfred Kenyon Bruce Johnson John M. Maul James Martin Thomas Malone Thomas Martin Janice MacHose George Maul Daniel C. McCall 49 JoAnn Mertz William McGir Dennis McMullen Marsha Meyers Diane Moritz Wendy Miller Teresa Jayne Meade Guy Moroge Joann Nieman Richard Ornce Richard Mrugala Charlotte Neureuther Mark Newbold Wayne Ott I Dions Horner Alice Piwoworayk Thomos Place The new lad, Hey, he's cute. The first dance one year two years and still one left, we were seniors and then no more. Dorothy Randall Gary Rothenberg Mary L. Salzler Robert Rung Daniel M. Salzler Thomas Reynolds Maryann Rychlik Judith Diane Salzler Carol Tadt 57 James Widrig Larry Wiedemann Edward Wittmeyer Gordon E. Wilber George Wnek William A. Willibey Deborah lee Wilson Patricia Wright Diane Zynda In Memoriam Keith Hesse, son of Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Hesse, of Boston Cross Roads, Boston, New York, died May 26, 1 964, of injuries suffered as a result of an automobile accident which occurred during the Christ- mas vacation in 1963. Keith was in the eighth grade at the time. SENIOR DIRECTORY KAREN ABBEY— Koren Major: Business. Future: Office Work. ROBERT ABRAM LEE JAMES ADANTl—“Adanti Majors: Science. Math Activities: Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Track 1; Class Representative 1; Basketball 2. All County Bond I; Latin National Honor Society 2; Boys' Vorsity Club 4; Future: College. CHRISTINE ADDINGTON—“Chris'' Major: Music. Activities: Synchronized Swimming 1,2,4; Swimming official 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3—capt.; Reflector 2,3; Gymnastics Club 2,3; Flagline 2,3; Color Guard—capt. 4; Concert Chorus 2; Select Chorus 3,4, Griffonell 4; Guys and Dolls—musicol 3; Future: Beautician. CHRISTINE ANZALONE—“Chris Mojor: Home Economics. Activities: Intramurals 2.3. CHERYL ARBOGAST DEBORAH JEAN BAKER—“Debbie Major: French. Activities: Latin Club 1,2; Cheer- leading 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Junior Senior Play 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Representa- tive 1,2; Lit. Club 1. Reflector 3; Thespians 4; Varsity Club 4, Gymnastics Club 3. Future: Speech and Drama in College and then go to Haight-Ashbury. MARLENE ANN BAKER—“Kix” Majors: Science. Math. Activities: Yorkers 2,3; Cheer- leading 1,2,3,4; Class Representative 1,3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics Club 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Griffonell 4; Sewing Club I; Girls'Varsity Club 4; Future: Nurs- ing school. WILLIAM BAKER—“Bill Majors: Science, Math. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Boys' Varsity Club 4, Future: College. GEORGE BALLANTYNE—“Rose'' Mojor: Science. Activities: Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3. Boys' Vorsity Club 4; Radio Club 1,2,3; Yorkers 1,2; Select Chorus l,2;Most Improved Wrestler 3, Future: College—take food processing. SUZANNE BATES—“Sue Major: Business. Activities. Intramurals 3, Shorthand Award 3. Future: Secretary. CANDACE JEAN BECHT—“Candy . LONNIE BRISLEY—Major: Business. Activities: Color Guard 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Poms Poms 1, Bowling 2. Future: Work, then marrioge. JOYCE BROCIOUS—“Joycie Motors: Science, Moth, French. Activities: Bowling 1,2,3, 4; Future Nurses 4; Griffonell 4; Girls' Varsity Club 4; A.F.S.3—Vice-pres. 4; French Club 3; Homeroom Representative 3; Intramurals 2,3; Athletic Award 3; Future: Nursing School. WILLIAM L. BROWN, JR.—“Bucky” Majors: Agriculture, Moth. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Intromurols 3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Future: uncertain. HERBERT BUFFUM—“Herb JEROME BURGARD- LUCY J. CAIRNS— Motors: Spanish, Moth, Science. Activities: Yorkers 1,2; A.F.S. Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 1; All County Orchestra 1,3, National Honor Society 3,4; String Quartet 4; Synchronized Swimming 1; Virginio Field Trip 3; A.F.S. Finalist from G.I.; Future: College—Liberal Arts. JOYCE ANN CARTER—“Joyce' Moior: Business. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 2; Majorette 3; Junior Play 3; Future: Business School. SUSAN CLARK—“Sue Majors: Science. Homemaking. Activities: A.F.S. 3; Volley- boll 3; Future: Missionary to Africia. ROBERT CPJPPM—“Bob Majors: Math, Science. Activities: Intramurals 3; Bowling. Future: College. RUTH COHOON—Major: Homemaking. Activities: Bowling 2,3; Future: work. CHRISTINE LOUISE COLGROVE—“Chris Majors: Spanish, French. Activities: Home- room Representative 2,4. Griffithaires 3,4, Girls' Varsity Club 4; A.F.S. 3—seer., 4—pres.; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Student Council 3; Synchronized swim- mirg 1,2; French Club 4, Area All State Chorus 4; Yorkers 3; Band 1; Orchestra I; Intramurals I; Competitive swimming 1,2; Girl's State 4; Guys and Dolls— musical 3; National Honor Society 3; National Junior Honor Society I; Guidance Secretary I; Freshman show 1; Future: College—major in languages. MARION COLVENBACH—Majors: Sponish, Math. Activities: Co-ed swimming 2,3; Intramurals 3; Competitive swimming 3; Library Club 4; Future: College. PAUL CONSTANTINE—Mojors: Science. Moth. Activities: Brass Sextet 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Griffithaires 3; Future: College ALICE COOPER—Activities: Bowling 1,2,3,4; Choral Club 1, French Club 3, Gym- nastics Club 3. BARBARA ANN CROTTY—“42 Major: Business. Activities: Co-ed swimming 2; Bowl- ing 3; Future: Study photogrophy and printing and become a professional horse- back rider. MARY A. CRUMP—Mojors: Science, Math, Spanish. Activities: Spanish Club 3,4; Future: College KEVIN CUMMINGS—Activities: Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Class Representative 2,3; Volley- ball 2; Track 1,3; Griffionell 4; Yorkers 1,3; Intromurols 3; Future: College. ROBERT DARBEE—“Darb Major: Art. Activities: Swimming team 1; Co-ed swim- ming 2. PAT DARBEE—'“Corkey Majors: Moth, Science. Activities: Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Tn-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 3; Synchronized swimming 4; Girls' Vorsity Club 4, Gym- nastics Club 2; Future: Physical education teacher and surf bum. LAURIE ANN DASH—Major: Home Economics. Activities: Bowling 1,2,3,4; Synchro- nized swimming 1; Speed swimming 3; Future: College. MICHAEL DASH—“Mike Major: Business. Activities: Library Club 1; Latin Club 2; Intromurols 3; Bowling 4; Future: College. JOAN DAVIES—Majors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Junior Red Cross I; Future: office work. ROBERT DEAN JOHN DIROSA—Competitive Swimming 1,2,3. DAVID DISSETTE—“Dove Majors: Science, Art. Activities: Boskotball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Cross Country 2,3; Basketball—Most Improved Player 3; Future: College- Police Science. CLYDE DRAKE—Major; Business. Activities: Ski Club 2,3; Future: College. SANDRA DRAKE— Sond Mojors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Pom Poms 1; Intromurols I; Future: Business School. JOHN DZIULKO— Juke Major: Wildlife and Forestry, Science. JERALD ELLIS MARY ELIZABETH EMERLING—Majors: French, Math, Science. Activities: Red Cross 2,3; A.F.S. 3; Future: College. LYLE EMERSON— Sam Major: Mechanics. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2; Brass Sextet 1,2,3; Dance Band 1; Future: Vale Tech. WAYNE EDWARD FARNER— Funnel Major: Wildlife and Forestry. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2; Trock 2; Future: Navy. KATHLEEN FELTZ—“Kolh Major: Business. Activities: Pom Pom Girls 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Girls' Fitness Award 2,3; Color Guard 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Girls' Varsity Club 4; Girls' Basketball 3; Future: Hopefully top Executive Secretary. PAUL FERGUSON—“Ferg Major: Music. Future: ? MARTA SUSAN FERNANDEZ— Suson REBECCA FEUZ— Becky” Major: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Choral Club 1; Shorthand Speed Award 3; Future: Secretory. LYLE FLECKENSTEIN—Major: Latin. Activities: Lolin Club 1,2,3; Yorkers 1,3; Nation- wide Latin Exom Award 3; Future: History Teacher. DONNA FORESTER—Majors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Bowling 1,2; Short- hand Award 3; Future: Secretary. JAMES FOX—“Jim Majors: Art, Science. Activities: Bond 1,2,3,4; Future: College PETER FRANK WILLIAM FRANKS DANIEL FULLER—“Don Majors: Agriculture, Wildlife and Forestry. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Future: Construction work. DONALD FULLER—“Don Majors: Farm mechanics, Wildlife and Forestry. Activities- F.F.A. 1.2,3.4. SUEANN FULLER— Sue Major: Home Economics. Activities: Bowling 1; Chorus 2; Future: work. PAMELA FYOCK— Pam' Major; Business. Activities: Select Chorus 1,2,3; Intramu- rals 1,2; Homeroom Representative 1,3,4; Bowling 3, Girls' Varsity Club 4; Grif- fonell 3; A.F.S. 2,3; Concert Chorus 3; Future: Business School. SUSAN J. GARLOCK—“Sue Major: Arf. Future: Airline Stewardess. MARTHA J. GATELY—“Marty Majors: Spanish, Moth. Activities: National Honor Society 2,3—Trees., 4—Pres.; Virginia Field Trip 3; Yorkers 3; A.F.S. 2,3,4; March- ing Band 1,2; Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2; Closs Representative 3; Grif- fonell 4; Class Secretary 4; Area All State 4, Chorus 3,4; Musical 2; Future: Col- lege, Ski Bum. RICHARD GATES—“Dick Majors: Science, Art, Shop. JOHN GERNATT—“John” Majors: Math, Science. Activities: Volleyball 3,4; Closs Treasurer 4; Future: College and marriage. MARK GLASS—Major; Math. Activities. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Football 3,4; Future: Junior College. JOEL GONZALES—Major: Spanish. Activities: Homeroom Representative 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; lit. Club 1, A.F.S. 3; Camera Club 2; Future: Anything but bad. PHILLIP GOODEMOTE CHRISTINE GORSKY—“Chris Major: Home Economics. Activities: Reflector 3; Fu- ture: Beautician School. BARBARA SUE GRAFF—“Barb Majors: French, Math, Science. Activities: Yorkers 1; Student Council 2,4—Sec., Wind Ensemble 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2; Brass Sextet 1; Competitive Swimming 1,3,4; American Legion Award 1; Science 62 Congros� 1; Stage Bond 1,2; All County Orchestra I; Science Club I, Musical 1,2,3; Select Chorus 2; A.F.S. 2,3,4. Virginia Field Trip 3, G.A A Award 2,3; Reflector 3; Intromurols 3. Basketball 3; Elmira College Key 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4—sec.; Areo All State 3.4, 4A Trumpet 3, 5A Viola 3; French Club 3; Synchronized Swimming 4; Notional Honor Society—eec. 4. String Quartet 4, Future: Health and Physical Education at B'ockport. ELIZABETH ANN CUNDLACH— ’Luabeth Majors: Spanish, Math, Music. Activities: Yorkers 1—local pres., 2—District Sec., 3—Oistrict Pres., 4—District Pres.; Concert Chorus 1; Band 1; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4—Treas.; Select Chorus 3,4; Clarinet Choir 3. JOHN WILLIAM GUNSHER— Gunsh” Majors: Music, Science. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4. Trock 1,2,3,4, Wind Ensemble 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club-!.2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2; Latin 1 Club 3; Future: College. DONNA HABERER—Major; Business. Activities: Ski Club 3; A.F.S. 2,3; Griffonell 4; Homeroom Representative 3; Intramural� 1,2. ALAN HALL— Al” Mojor: Agriculture. Activities: F.F.A. 2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Footboll I; C'oss Country 3. Intromurols 2, Conservation Club 3; Future: College HUBERT HALLET— Bert” Activities: Cross Country 1,2,3. LOIS HARE—Mojor: Science. Activities: Chorus 1; Lolin Club 2,3; Bowling 2.3; Future: Work at Telephone Company. LAWRENCE HARRIS— Mick Majors: Math, Science. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Future: College PETER BERNARD HARTLEY— Pete Major: Latin. Activities: Lolin Club 2.3; Future: Enter the rmnistry. MARCIA HARVEY FREDRICK HEARY— Fred” Majors: Moth, Industrial Arts. Activities; Radio Club I; Camera Club 1; Intromurols 3; Future: Atmospheric Static Electricity Control and Installation. ROBERT HEIBACH STEVE HEINZ— Heinder” Majors: Math, Science. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; A F.S. 2,3. Class Vice-pres. 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Physical Fitness Award 2; Boys' Vorsity Club 4, Future: College and live on o mountain on an island. BRENDA LOUISE HENSEL—Mojor: Business. Activities: Intromurols 1,2,3; Select Chorus 1,2,3; Concert Chorus 2; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Future: Secretory. LAWRENCE CHARLES HESS— Larry” Majors: Agriculture ond Shop. Activities: F.F.A. 2,3,4—Vke pres.; Conservation Club 3; Basketball manager 2; Future: College, Service, and Dairy Farmer. KENT HESSE—Majors: Math, Music, Science. Activities: Cross Country 1,2; Track, Brass Sextet 1,2,3,4, All County Bond 1,2, NYSSMA solo 1,2,3,4; Area All State Bond 2.4, Class President 2; Musical Orchestra 3.4; Barber Shop Quartet 3,4, Thes- pians 4; Griffithaires 3,4, Select Chorus 3,4; Madrigal Singers 3; Junior-Senior Play 4; Future: Stay alive. CHARLES HOCH, JR— Charlie Mojors: Art, Science Activities: Trock 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Latin Club 1.2; Concert Chorus 3; Biology Club 2.3; Griffonell 4, Basketball 2; Intramurals 2; Stage crew for Community ond junior-senior play: Future: Commercial Art field. DIANE HROBOCINSKI— Hobie Major: Art. Activities: Musical 1,2,3; Camera Club 1; Reflector 1.2; Sewing Club I; Ski Club 3,4; Griffonell 3,4; Future: Work in California. BRIAN W HUCKLE— Huck Majors Moth. Science. Activities: Band 1,2; Class Vice-president 1; Basketball 1,2.3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Class President 3.4, Boys’ State 3; Cross Country 1,3; A.F.S. 2; Homeroom Representative 2; Student Council 1. Boys' Varsity Club 4; Junior Fitness Award 3; All Stor Basketball Team 3; All Star Baseball Team 3; Future: A career in Engineering and Business. BRUCE HUCKLE— Huck Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2.3; Baseball 1.2.3.4, Football 4; Student Court 1,2; Homeroom Representative 1,2; Bond 1,2; Student Council—Vice-Pres. 3, President 4, 4A Baritone Soloist 2; Basketball All Star Team 3; Future: College. DEBORAH HUNT— Debby” Mo|ors: Math, Science. Activities: Synchronized Swimming 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Red Cross 1; Swimming Official 1,2,3; Future: Bookkeeper THOMAS R. HUTCHINGS— Hutch Major: Industrial Arts. Activities: Future: Who Knows? MARIE JAWORSKI—Majors: Spanish, Math, Science. Activities: Yorkers 1.2,3; French Club 3; Future: Teaching. JOYCE JIRAK— Gronny Major: Business. Activities: Gymnastics Club 1,2; Reflector 2; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Future: Bryant ond Strotton and work in an office. BRUCE JOHNSON—Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Intromurols, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 3,4; Reflector 3; Footboll 2; Baseball 1; Soccer I; Fu- ture: College. MARK JOHNSON—Major. Science. Activities: Soccer 1; Softball I; Track 2; Football 2; Stage Manoger 4; Future: College? LINDA MARIE JOSLIN— Cricket Major: Business; Future: Secretory, morriage prob- obly. ALFRED KENYON— Alfie Majors: Math, Science, Sponish. Activities: Yorkers 1,2.3; Radio Club 1,2,3 4—chief engineer; A.F.S. 3; Science Club 1; Homeroom Rep resentotive 1; Select Chorus 4; WBEN High School Forum 2,3; St. Bonaventure Press Day 3; Concert Chorus 2. JAMES KESTNER— Jim . , _ . _ DONNA KIEBER— Kieb” Majors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Color Guard 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 1; Future: College. NOLAND KING—Mojor: Shop. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2; Wrestling 2.3; Future: Mechanics. GARY KROLCZYK— Red” Mojors: Mechonics, Wildlife ond Forestry. Future: State Trooper or Deputy Sheriff. 4 . JANICE ANNE KVASHAY— NeeCee Majors: Science, Math. Activities: Yorkers 1,2,3; Griffonell 4 Homeroom Representative 2; Latin Club—pres. 2, Co-ed Swim- ming 2 Advonced lotin Club-Sec. 3; Award for Excellence in Journalism 3; Cer- tificate of Merit from New York Times 3, Reflector 2,3—Feature Editor, 4—Editor- in-Chief; Swimming Intramurals 1; Future: College. WILLIAM LANEY— Bill JAMES LANGRECK— Jim JOYCE LAURIE—Major: Science. Activities: Orchestra 1,2,3,4. Bowling 1; Sewmg Club 1; Intromurols 2,3; French Club 3; Future: Nurse. DARLENE LIPKA EARL LEWIS _ , MARILYN LEWIS—Majors: Science, Math, Language. Activities: Lotin Club 1—vice- pres., 2,3; Lotin Awards 2,3; Latin Honor Society 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Varsity Club 4; Griffonell 4; Yorkers 3; Future: College. WILLIAM LITTLE— Bill” THOMAS LOCKWOOD— Tom Tom” Mojor: French. Activities: Americon Legion Growth Award 3; Lit. Review—8est Poem 3; Future: Be a Composer. JUDY LOHREY—Majors: Science, Home Economics. Future: College—Business Admin- istration. PATRICIA LOHREY HERBERT LOUNSBURY. JR.— Herby Major: Wildlife ond Forestry; Future: Mosonry. TERRY LOWE HERBERT LUX JANICE MACHOSE— Jon Mojors: Math, Art. Activities: Cheerleading 2; Yorkers 1.3.4, - Intramurals 1,2; Homeroom Representative 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 2,3,4 French Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Girls' Vorsity Club 4; Griffonell 4. A.F.S. 3—Treas.; Future: College and Same Mountain on That Island. THOMAS MALONE— Tom” JAMES MARTIN— Jim THOMAS MARTIN— Tom Major: Agriculture. Activities: Cross Country 2; Track 2; Future: Navy or work. GEORGE MAUL— Spider Majors: Math, Science. Activities. Football 2; Swimming 2,3,4; Tennis 2; Track 3,4; Future: College. JOHN M. MAUL— Hancock” Majors: Moth, Industrial Art� . Activities: Football 2; Swimming 2,3,4; Co-ed Swimming 2,3; Future: Become world champion roce driver in Formula 1. DANIEL C. McCALL— Don Majors: Math, Shop. Activities: Trock I. Wrestling 1,2,3; Library Aid 3; Chorus 4. WILLIAM McGIR— Bill DENNIS McMULLEN TERESA JAYNE MEADE— Terri Majors: Moth, Science, Latin. Activities: Lolin Club 1,2,3; Lotin Honor Society 3,4; Dromo Club I; Red Cross Club 1; Art Club I. Bas- ketball 2; Volleyball 2; Yorkers 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4; Future Nurses 4; Future: College. JOANN MERTZ MARSHA MEYERS— Toad Moj : Business. Activities: Cheorleoding 2,3,4, Class Representative 2,3,- Intromurols 1,2,3; Girls' Varsity Club 4; Gymnastics Club 2,3; Future: Airline Reservotionist. WENDY MILLER—Major: Business. Activities: Bowling 2,3; Select Chorus 4 DAVID MONROE DIANE MORITZ— Moritz” Majors: Science, French. Activities: Bowling 1; Synchro- nized Swimming 1,2; Musical 1; Intromurols 1,2,3; Red Cross 1; Swimming official 1.2.3.4, French Club 3; 8iology Club 2; Reflector 2. Future College at Buffalo State or Navy. GUY MOROGE— Fly Major: Science. Future: Junior College. RICHARD MRUGALA CHARLOTTE NEUREUTHER— Neudder Maior Business. Activities: Bond I; A.F.S. 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Representative 1; Select Cho- rus 3,4; Speed Swimming 2; Girls' Varsity Club 4; Girls’ Intramural 1,2. Future: Receptionist at Airlines and marriage. 63 MARK NEWBOLD— Newby Motors: Science, Moth, Agriculture. Activities: Intromurols 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Virginio Field Trip 3. Future: College. JOANN NIEMAN— Bulldog Major: Business. Future: Airline Stewardess and marriage RICHARD ORNCE— Strongeglove Major: Science. Activities: Student Council I; Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Griffithoires 2,3; Swimming 1,2. Future: To stay alive with the bare essentials (a loaf of bread, a jug of wine, etc.) WAYNE OTT JIM OWEN— Buck Majors: Shop, Science, Mechanics. Activities: Football 1,3,4; Baseball 2. Future: College. JACQUELINE ANN OYER— Jackie” Majors: Science. Moth. Activities: Bowling 1,3,4; Musical 1; Synchronized Swimming 1,2, 4; Junior Red Cross 1; Intromurols 1,2; Swimming Official 1,2,3; Biology Club 2; Reflector 3; Basketball 3,4, Athletic Award 2,3. Future: Hope to attend SUNY at Buffalo for Home Economics. SUSAN PALMER LINDA PALUCH DIANE PFARNER—Major: Home Economics. Activities: Intramurals 1,2; Library Club 3,4; Reflector 1. Future: Morriage. RONALD E. PIKE— Fish Majors. Science, Shop. Activities: Football 2; Basketball 1; Swimming 3,4; Baseball 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Conservation Club 4; Audio Visual Club 3,4 Future: Service and maybe college. ALICE PIWOWARCZYK— Lewie” Mojor: Moth. Activities: Ski Club 1,2;A.F.S. 2; Junior-Senior Play 4; Homeroom Represen tative 4; Reflector 3; Synchronized Swimming 2. Future: Attend Cambridge in Boston, Massachusetts. THOMAS PLACE— Tom” Major: Mechanics. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Conservation Club 3.4; Mechanics Award 3, F.F.A.— Pres. 4; Future: To roam the green pastures for evermore. LINDA PLOETZ— Ploetzie” Majors: Latin, Science. Activities: Latin Club 1,2,3; Latin National Honor Society 3,4; Junior- Senior Play 4; library Club 2,3; Red Cross 3; Reflector 3. Future: English Teocher? DOUGLAS H. PURCELL, JR.— Purcy Majors: Science, Math, French. Activities: Swimming 1,2,3,4; French Club 1; Yorkers 1; Cross Country 4; Tennis Team 3; French Honor Society 3; Reflector 3; Club Peoce Essoy—second place 3. DANA RAIBER DOROTHY RANDALL— Dottie” Majors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Co-ed Swimming 2,3; Library Club 3—Vice. pres. 4—Pres.; Yorkers 3; Community Play—Props crew 2,3. Future: Secretary or office worker. DOUGLAS REHRAUER— Doug RICHARD RENDALl THOMAS REYNOLDS— Tom” Major: Science. Activities: Bond 1,2,3,4; Donee Band 2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 1,3; Yorkers 1,2; Football 3; Science Club 1; Radio Club 1,2,3,4—Station Manager, Junior-Senior Play 1; Swimming 1; Golf 1. Baseball 2; Lotin Club Pres.—I; Biology Club 1; French Club 3. SHARON ROTH GARY ROTHENBERG— Clutch” Majors: Science, Math. Activities: Bond 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Football 1; Archery Club 4. Future: Undecided. ROBERT RUNG—Major: Business. Activities: Library Assistant 1; Library Club 2,3,4; Library Club—Two Year Pin 2; Certificate for working in library three years 3; Statistician for Varsity Football team 4. Future: Two year college. MARYANN RYCHLIK— Rick” Mojor: Home Economics. Activities: Bowling 2,3,4; Select Chorus 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Volley- ball 3; Soccer 2. Future: Work. DANIEL M. SALZLER— Creompuff” Mojors: Science, Math. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4—capt.; Ski Club 2; Weight Training program 3,4; Homeroom Representative 1,3; Intromurols 1,2,3; E.C.I.C. All Star Tackle 3; Latin Club I. Future: College—Either Business Administration or Public Health. JUDITH DIANE SALZLER— Judi Major: Spanish. Activities: Bowling 2,3,4; Yorkers 3; Girls' Varsity Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Concert Chorus 1,3,4; Reflector 2; Intramurals 2; lotin Club 1; Junior Red Cross 1; Co-ed Swimming 2; Volleyball 3, Select Chorus 4. Future: College. MARY LOUISE SALZLER— Mare Major: French. Activities: Cheerleoding 1,2,3; Select Chorus 3,4; Homeroom Represen- tative 1,3,4; Latin Club 1; A.F.S. 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Griffonell Staff 4; Girls' Vorsity Club 4. Future: Fashion Buyer. LOUIS SALZLER RUSSELL SAWDO CHARMAINE SCHUE— Chorlie” Major: Business. Activities: Bowling 1,2,4; Ski Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Co-ed Swimming 2. Future: College. DALE SCHUE— Buck” Major: Shop. Activities: Wrestling 1,2; Football 1. Future: Service. DANIEL SCHWEICKERT CURTIS EDWARD SCOTT— Curt” Majors: French, Math, Science. Activities: Science Project Award 1; Band 1,2,3,4, Or- chestra 1,2,3,4; Musical—Orchestro 1,2,3; Quiz Bowl Team 3,4; Homeroom Representative 2; Virginia Field Trip 3; No- tional Honar Society 3,4, Debate Club 2,3; Yorkers 2; Football Manager 3; Science Project Award 3. Future: Engineering. PHYLLIS TAYLOR— Pretzel Major: Business. Activities: Bowling 1,3; Cheerleoding 2,4; Speed Swimming 1,2,3; Girls' Var- sity Club 4; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 3; Yorkers 3; Griffithoires 3,4; Synchronized Swimming 1,2,4; Basketball 3; Soccer 2; Future: Stenographer. MOHAMMADREZA BAVAFATEHRANI— Ray Tehrani Activities: A.F.S. 4; Ski Club 4. Student Council 4, Track 4; Basket- ball 4. PATRICK TERRY GAIL MARIE THARNISH— Gail Major: Business. Activities: Bowling 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Intromurols ,3; Girls' Varsity Club—President 4; Future: Work, Marriage. TIMOTHY ULINGER— Tim'' Motor: Wildlife and Forestry. Activities: Conservation Club 3; Future: Aviation. DIANE URBAN MARY ANN VACINEK— Morsy” Major: Business. Activities: Bowling 2,3,4; Orchestro 1,2; Radio Club 1; Future: Business School. JOHN VYBIRAL— Irv” Majors: Math, Science, IA. Activities: Ski Club 1,4; Radio Club 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3; Science Club 1; Biology Club 2; Future: College, Drop out of Society. JEFF WADSWORTH— Wod Majors: Science, Art. Activities: Football 1,2; Swimming Team 1,2; Future: Trovel, Surf, Escape Reality. BARRY O. WALLACE— Arnold Motor: Science. Activities: Yorkers 1.2—Vice Pres., 3-Pres„ Band 1.2.3, Golf—capt. 2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Future: College. SUSAN WALTER— Susan” Majors: Latin, Math, Science. Future: College. DONALD T. (FARLEY) WARNER— T Major: Science. Activities: Radio Club 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Reflector 4; Archery Club 4; Future: Professional Broadcasting. DONALD W. WARNER— Duck” Major: Shop. Activities- Swimming 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Future: Junior College. DOUGLAS WEBSTER— Weber Major: Shop. NANCY WEBSTER— Nance” Major: Business. Activities: Musical 1; Girls' Varsity Club Treos.—4; French Club 3; Synchro- chronized Swimming 1; Aquots—Pres. 2. M. ELIZABETH SEIDER— Bets Major: Science. Activities: Intromurols 1,3; Radio Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Yorkers 2; A.F.S. 4; Swimming official 2; Homeroom Representative 4; Griffonell 4; Future: Marriage. WEIR SHERET—Major: Art. Activities: Yorkers 1,2,3,4; Trock 1; A.F.S. 2; Stage Secretary 1,2; Griffonell 4. JANE SMITH JAMES SMITH LAURIE LYNNE SMITH— Smitty” Major: Science. Activities: Radio Club 1,2; Speed Swimming 1,2,3,4; Synchronized Swim- ming 1,2; Select Chorus 4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Intromurols 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Bowling 1,2,4; Science Project Award 1,2; G.A.A. Award 1,2,3; Biology Club 1; Junior Olympics 1,2,3,4; Bosketboll 1,3,4; Yorkers 3; Wind Ensemble 3; Orchestra 3; Soccer 3; Speed Swimming Award 1,2; Syn- chronized Swimming Aword 1,2; Photography 3; Future: Physical Education. 64 PAUL SMITH THOMAS SMITH TIMOTHY SMITH VICKI LYNNE SMITH—Mojors: Science, Moth, Longuoge. Activities: Community Ser- vice Aword 2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Future: Missionary Nurse APRIL SPAS— Spazzie Mojors: French, Science. Activities: A.F.S. 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Junior-Senior Ploy 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 1,2,3,4, Notional Honor Society 3,4; Griffithoires 3,4; Ckm Secretory 3; Girls' Vorsity Club 4; Student Council 4; French Club 3; Future: E.C.T.I. for Dental Hygiene; marriage. DANIEL SPENCER LEONARD SPENCER—Major: Agriculture. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, M T Award 3; lotin Club I; Trouble Shooting 4; Future: Junior College ond then Farm Boy THOMAS SQUIRE ANTHONY SZCZYGIEL— Tony CAROL TADT—“Tadpole” Ma|ors: Businey, Home Economics; Future: Office work. SUSAN R. WEISMANTEL— Sue ' Mojors: Math, Science. Activities: A.F.S. 2,3; Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior-Senior Ploy 1,2,4; Homeroom Representative 1,4; French Club 1,3; Bowling 1,2; Intromurols 1,2,3; Speed Swimming 1,2,4; Thespians 2,3,4; A.F.S.—Vice Pres. 4; Virginio Field Trip 3; Areo All-State 4; Lit. Review 3; Future: Four Yeor College—Elementary School Teacher. RICHARD WELLS— Rich Activities: Football 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1; Boys' Vorsity Club 4 JAMES WIDRIG— Woody Major: Agriculture. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Future: College LARRY WIEDEMANN— Weed Mojor: Moth, Science, Industrial Arts. Activities: In- tromurals 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3—copt. 4; Smoking Essay Award I; Student Coun- cil 3,4. Student Council Underclossman Award 3; Gymnastics Club 3; Homeroom Representative 2; Model UN. Aword I,-Future: Engineering ot Alfred Tech., trans- fer to Four Year College. GORDON E. WILBER— Gord Mato': Science. Activities Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4, Fu- ture: State Police. WILLIAM A WILLIBEY— Bill Major: Agriculture. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Future: Navy. DEBORAH LEE WILSON— Debby Majors: Art Science. Activities: Select Chorus 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Girls' Chorus 1; Bowling 2,4, A.F.S. Club 3,4; Gnffoneli— Editor-in-Chief 4; Biology Club 2; Homeroom Representative 3; Future Teachers 4. Future: Art Education in College, then San Francisco. ED WITTMEYER GEORGE WNEK—Major: Math. Activities: Swimming 2; Comoro Club 2.3; Ski Club 4; Tennis Teom 4; Future: College. DENNIS F. WRIGHT—1 Dennie Majors: Science. Moth, Lotin. Activities: Bond 1,2, Biology Club 2; Tennis 2; Intromurols 2; Latin Club 3.4; Homeroom Representative 4; Future: College PATRICIA WRIGHT—“Pot Mojors: Science, Math Activities: Ski Club 2, Speed Swim- ming 2.4; Synchronized Swimming 2; Yorkers 3; Girls' Vorsity Club—Seer. 4; Fu- ture: College. LINDA SUSAN ZIELINSKI— Zing Major: Business. Activities: Orchestro 1.2, Bowl- ing 2,3,4, Concert Chorus 4; Shorthond Award 3; Future: Airline School. DIANE SUSAN ZYNDA— Zip Major: Business. Activities: Bowling 1,2; Homeroom Representative 1; A.F.S. Club 3,4; Griffonell 3; Future: Attend R B.I VIRGINIA FIELD TRIP Front Row: Barbara Graff, Lucy Cairns, Susan Walter, Susan Weis- mantel. Middle Row: Jeffery Bock, Morty Gately, Curtis Scott. Back Row: Steve Heinz, Mark Newbold, Anthony Szaygiel, Douglas Purcell. The greatest trip we've ever been on, Virginia Field Trippers of 1967. The members of the junior doss with the highest grades in American History are chosen to tour the battlefields and landmarks of the Civil War and Williomsburg. LATIN AWARDS Seated: Linda Ploetz, Marilyn Lewis, Susan Walter. Standing: Lyle Fleckenstein, Teresa Meade, Miss Gale, Peter Hartley. JEFF BOCK: Western New York Science Congresses: April 1965 -Gold medal winner in Interme- diate Division in Biology; second place in finals with a silver ploque. April 1966-Gold medal winner in Biology and a third place finalist. April 1967-second ploce in Biolo- gy division and a silver medal. A truly outstanding student is never overlooked, and Jeff has proven this to be true. GREGG SHORT! Linda Zielinski, Linda Joslin, RebecctT GIRLS' BOYS' STATE American Legion Girls' State: Christine Colgrove. Ameri- can Legion Boys’ State. Brian Huckle. ELMIRA COLLEGE KEY Politics . . . new friends . . . picnics . . . arguments . . . public . . . speaking . . . new ideas . . . history . . . cam- paigning . . . sing- ing . . . One week, so short ... A tear- ful departure . . . and wonderful memories. SENIOR AWARDS thand award :«feu2, Charmoine Schue. Robert Rung-Library Award for outstanding assistance to Mrs. Dudley. SIX-A MUSIC AWARDS Front: Barbara Graff. Middle: Susan Wolter. Bock row: Poul Constantine, Curtis Scott, Kent Hesse. iarbora Graff received the Elmira College Key. NATIONAL MERIT LETTERS OF COMMENDATION Top row: Lucy Cairns, Anthony Szczygiel. Bottom row: Christine Colgrove, Jeffrey Bock, Barbara Graff, Lawrence Harris. Missing: David Monroe, Alfred Kenyon. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE W would like to welcome Morto Susan Fernandez, from Argentina. Rey and Sue. Through this book, I want to give to this nice school and its students, and my Americon family, Mr. and Mrs. Moritz, thanks for the wonderful time I have had here. It is very interesting to live with American people, because in that way we learn and understand more, about you, your society, your schools, your young people. Our aspiration is: Walk together, talk together O ye people of the earth Then and only then Shall ye have Peace. And I think with your generosity we will make it. Susan, from Argentina 68 STUDENTS It is a great pleasure to me to have this opportunity of visiting your progressive country. I like the A.F.S. idea, visiting on-the-spot and getting acquainted with the mentality and the morals of the people of the United States. Previously I read about the United States, and now I have experienced the United States. I would like to exchange this opportunity and have you visit my country, Iran, if only for the moment; through my ideas about modern Iran. What is Iran like today? Modern Iran has been built on the base of Ancient Persia. Beyond Modern Iran you will find the ideas of the ancients. The present monarch has advanced the peoples of Iran tre- mendously in the last 20 years. The following has been accom- plished; 1. Illiteracy has almost been erased through the army of Education. 2. For the first time peasants have been gronted land own- ership through distribution of Royal land holdings. 3. The oil industry ranks about 5th in world production. 4. As the same time, Iran continues the ancient traditions in handicraft and rugs. We have a word in my country, s , to have like someone as a guest, and to entertain in the best manner. Our people think that to do this is to achieve the best as a person. This idea is not different in the United States. I have found myself welcome in each family and also at school and every- where else during my stay. I want to extend the same kind of welcome to anyone who will visit Iran. I hope that someday I can truly welcome any of the friends that I have made in the United States. Rey Tehrani Iran We would like to welcome Mohammodrezo Bavofatehrani from Iron. Lucy Cairns, was the 1967 G.l. A.F.S. candidate, selected by a Springville committee, and then a simi-finalist in New York City. Barbara Groff, not pictured, was also selected in Springville as a candidate. 69 SENIOR 1 Most Tolkative--Tom Reynolds, Sue Weismantel 2 Best Dressed-Marilyn Lewis, Weir Sheret 3 Best Actor Actress-Paul Constantine, April Spas 4 Best All Around-Bruce Huckle, Marty Gately 5 Most Likely to Succeed-Chris Colgrove, Jeff Bock 6 Class FIirts—Dick Ornce, Marsha Meyers 7 Class lndividualists--Ella Berry hill, Tom Lockwood 8 Best Dancers-Debbie Baker, Lee Adanti 9 Most Cool-John Bentson, Dorothy Randall 1 Most Mischievous--Russ Sawdo, Janice Kvashay 2 Most Musical-Linda Botsford, Kent Hesse 3 Class Clowns-Marlene Baker, Doug Rehrauer 4 Most School Spirit--Pat Darbee, Dan Salzler 5 Best Looking-Charmaine Schue, Bruce Johnson 6 Most Studious-Curtis Scott, Lucy Cairns 7 Most Artistic--Debby Wilson, Charlie Hoch 8 Most Ambitious-Alice Piwowarczyk, Brian Huckle 9 Most Athletic-Bill Baker, Kathy Feltz POLL Cla§§ tang 'M You'll «p n ynulttnlt, tton fh§ hall$ ol 0,1 that’ tout tittle '6B Wp will have mm la out goalt, Ami tfand lot nut talon blue and while Pr«iid� nt Brion Huckle crown� Chormome Schue, Queen of the Ju- nior Prom. Wp will match with out bttnnets waving high, Ami hope Ihol they will olway fly, Happy memotlef o! day gone by, la Ihe hall ol'ole 0,1, Ro� o! Donee JUNIOR PROM 1967 The court-Chorlotte Neureuther and Terry Dearmyer; Mary Salzler Groff and Jeffrey Bock; Condoce Motteson and escort; Deboroh Wil- and Michael O'Brien; Queen Charmoine Schue and escort; Barbaro son and Terry Herman. Love Makes the World Go 'Round SOPHOMORE BALL 1966 Yuletide Ball UNDER- CLASSMEN I peer into this thing; What do I see? The visage of someone who looks Just like me. Deep in that face there seems to be A feeling of relationship between It and me. In my mind it seems too real- I know what he's thinking, And I feel That this mirror of mine Portrays a great deal. Andrew Spas Grade 11 75 JUNIOR CLASS Closs Officers-Treos. lyle Myer, Sec. Mary Gundloch, V-Pres. Robert Rogers, Pres. Edwin Rutenkroger. Row 1: Mary Abbey, Katherine Alday, Dennis Allen, Margaret Anderson, Diane Arbogast. Row 2: Beverly Atherton, Richard Atkinson, John Baer, James Baker, Mary Beth Baker. Row 3: Diane Ballachino, Michael Ballard, Terry Bartowiak, Paul Bates, Solly Beach. Row 4: Gordon Becker, Carl Berger, Robert Bidwell, Shar- on Blesy, Myra Booth. Row 5: Cynthia Boundy, Denis Broom- field, Richard Buncy, Judy Burke, Nelson Burke. Row 6: Paul Bylbie, Dennis Carnahan, Brian Carr, Vincent Cecala, Dennis Clark. 76 Closs Advisors: Mr. R.Snethen, Mrs. L. Gibbin, Mr. E. Bartoo. Above -Row I: Joseph Gomel, Chris Gard,StevenGard, John Gasper, Leslie Gentner. Row 2: Pat Glass, Diane Gowron, Eric Gnann, Rich- ard Goddard, Jerry Goran. Row 3: Carol Granger, Bob Griffin, Deb- bie Grimmer, Mary Gundlach, Pot Gunsher. Row 4; Wendy Guynn, James Hallet, Edward Haurie, lorry Harshburger, Dole Hebdon. Left -Row 5: Paula Colvenback, Todd Cooke, Beverly Daruska, Rebecca Dash, James Davie. Row 6: Duane Dearmyer, Dennis Dellapenta, Barbara Devonshire, Dale Dinse, John Donhauser. Row 7; Joseph Dorgan, Judy Dutchess, Jeffrey Dye, Nancy Eisenhut, Richard Ellis. Row 8: Ann Emerling, Jean Emerling, Marianne Eschborn, Susan Everts, Robert Farington. Row 9; Sandy Faulring, Leroy Frommer, Thomas Frost, Jeffery Fuller, Judy Gallati. 77 Kathy Hebdon, Robert Herren, Phyl- lis Hildebrand, Kenneth Hiller, Jo- seph Huber, Earl Hussong, Edward Jablonski. Diane Joszka, Diane Jo wo r ski, Grant Jermon, Howard Kelley, Robert Kendall, Orlin Kittle. Charles Klaiber, Sharon Knavel, John Kraft, Judy Krezmien, Larry Krezmien. Gory Link Debbie Kuhn, Ronald Kuros, Harold Longo, Duane Langreck. Donna Lavin, Ellen Gould, Charles Larson. Robert Lowrence, Patricia Lilgo. Fred Lohrey Joseph Lowry, William Luther. 78 Garry Ludwig, Sharon Lux, Francis Malone. Terry Malone, Chris Marth, Jerald Martin, John Martin. Ken Martin, Reggie Maxon, Robert Mayerat, Margo McCarthy, Mich- ael McMullen. Tim Forster, John Mentlewski, Lyle Meyers, Horry Miller, Mark Miller, Peggy Miller, Ronald Miller. Kathryn Moritz, Christy Morris, Gloria Mrugala, Mory Murphy, Susan Nannen, Kerry Noble. n John Noto, Michael O'Brien, Chris- tine Parry, Edward Poul, William Payne. Melody Pidsanick, Barbara Pilger, James Pisa, Kathy Pleuthner. Darlene Pfarner, Constance Quick, Cheryl Randall. Thomas Randall, Suzanne Reynolds. xki Ruby Roth Row I; Audrey Smith, Dolores Smith, Gory Smith, Hugh Smith, Joseph Smith. Row 2: Lefty Snethen, Andrew Spas, Sharon Spaulding, Irene Spencer, Richard Spengler. Row 3: Faith Srock, Roy Srock, Mary Stanton, Kim Stedmon, Marie SteH. Row 4: Poul Struzik. Polly Swales, Randy Szulenski, Sheryl Szydlowski Janet Tormsh. Row 5: Terry Tornish, Leonard Terry, Bob Thurber, Paul Tim- mel, Ray Turner. Row 6: James Ulrich, David Urban, Donna Vocinek. Tom Voc- mek, Paulo Vondermeer. Row 7: Donna Voorhis, Randy Wodsworth, Kirk Wallace, Carl Walters, Cheryl Warner. Row 8: Ray Waterman, Dean Weiss, Gary Weiss, Tim Widrig, Dan Wienk, James Willett. Row 9: Debbie Winger Virgin,a Witter, Frank Wozniak, Margaret Zahler, Connie Zimmer SOPHOMORE CLASS Row J: Carol Abbey, Ferris Abdo, Mary Ellen Agle, David Aldrow, Ronald Arbogast. Row 2: Mary Jean Atkinson, Diane Baker, Susan Baker, Donald Ballantyne, Margie Bollard. Row 3: Joan Bartkowiok, Richmond Beecher, Barbara Bee tow, Laverne Bellinger, Bonnie Ben- nett. Row 4. Rita Bentson, Donna Benz, James Blakely, Terry Blakely. Row 5. Susan Blesy, MarthaBockel- man, Barbara Bohneberg, Barbara Booth. 81 Row I; James Botsford, Lynn Botsford, Ellen Bowker, Elaine Brooks, Penny Buffum, Paul Bur- esch, Sara Cairns, Pam Cherry, Dennis Clary. Row 2: Terry Collins, Colleen Conner, Daniel Connolly, Luanne Connolly, Mark Cranmer, Barbara Cranston. Row 3: Bruce Crosby, Rich- ard Cowles, Patricia Danieu. Center-Row 4: Margo Dash. Row 5: Sherry Dash, Margo Davis, Terry Decker, Timothy Deck- er, Richard Desio. Row 6: Maryann Dorgan, Michael Dymmel, Dennis Edwards, Donna Emer- ling. Row 7: Linda Emerling. Below Left-Row 8: Alice Erdos, Robert Rancher. Row 9: Joanne Faulring, Susan Faulring, Debbie Feltz, Nancy Ferguson. Row 10: Joseph Fili- pink, Paul Fisher, Joe Fraas, Nancy Frank, Paula Frank, April Frantz. Below Right-Top-Row 11. William Feezel. Row 12: Dennis Fuller, William Fuller. Row 13: Mark Gates, Nora Gates, Teresa Gentner. Row I: Christine Gernatt, Lorraine Gilbert, Sus- an Goddard, Donald Golabeck, Dennis Granger, Christopher Gray, Diane Guenther, Walter Hacket, Raymond Hallet. Row 2: Judy Hedges, Sharon Hegedus, Albert Hildebrand, Wayne Henery, Ronald Hess, Eloine Hiller. Row 3: Dianne Hoch, Jean Hulse, Frank Humphreys. Center-Row 4: Richard Ireland. Row5: Bonnie Irish, Chester Joblonski, Doniel Jax, Mary Jen- nings, Laurie Joslin. Row 6: Ronald Jurewia, Michael Kearney, Darlene Kendall, David Kess- ler. Row 7: Croig Killingbeck. Be low-Row 8: Elaine King, Roy Klein, Susan Knoff. Row 9; Martin Kondzielo, Kathy Kot- larsz, Pat Kowalak, Joanne Kozma, Ed Krasinski, Susan Krezmien, Susan Lewis. Row 10: Tom Lango, Cathy Longreck, Pat Langreck, Richard Larson, Mary Laurie, William Law, Dennis Leonard, Jeannette Lewellyn. Row 3: Timothy Moyerat, James Mc- Call, Linda McCall, Patrick McMul- len. Row 4: Christopher Meehan, Keith Mesch, Allen Meyers, Brian Miller. Row 1: Gordon Link, Barbara Loh- rey, Eugene Lotempio, Linda Loud, Marsha Ludwig. Row 2: Lucinda Lux, William Lux, Scott MacHose, Robert Mackmer, Matt Mahl. Row 5: Cloyton Miller, Roy Miller, Carol Nason, Mike Nason, Barbara Neff. Row6:Jewel Neureufher, Ann Nidolson, Rosanne O'Brien, Marty Odom, Barbara Ornce. Row . Dar- lene Palmer, Nancy Palmer, Rich- ard Perkins, Candoce Pike, Paul Pil- ger. As I Look down the Road of My past, it Doesn't seem Possible that It's Gone By so fast. The memories of My schooldays I Know will be Cherished Forever and Ever. Sue Nannen Row I Carol Purcell Jacqueline Rader JeH Raiber Darlene Randall Raymond Redford Gloria Reigle Row 2 John Reynolds Deborah Rice Paul Riethe Steven Riley Bonnie Rothenberg Carl Rugg Row 3 Steven Rung Richard Solzler Carol Scherer Deborah Schue Karen Scott Deboroh Seider Row 4 Wayne Shelley Leslie Shoop Kathy Shutts Rebecca Shutt Mike Siminski John Sixt Row 5 Susan Skoken Lorraine Smith Richard A. Smith Waverley Smith John Synder Mark Sommer Row 6 Bonnie Spencer Linda Spors Linda Sprankle Raymond Stapleton Lawrence Steff Nancy Stein Row I lyndi Struzik Krista Sturzenbecker Sandy Suckou Gary Taylor Dan Tessmer Diane Tessmer Row 2 Keith Tharnish Margaret Timmel Gretchen Trost Jennifer Trost Mike Vacanti Beth VonBuskirk Row 3 Cathy Voorhis Rick Walczyk Pat Walck Howard Walloce Joseph Warner Cindy Welden Row A Bonnie White Elaine Whitehead Joyce Wiedemann Eric Wiltse Kenneth Wittmeyer Dave Yousey Row 5 Diane Zell Sharon Zimmer John Ziolko William Zurbrick 86 FRESHMEN 7 Class Officers-Pres. Patrick Brown, V.-Pres. Martha Meade, Sec. Bar- bora Edwards, Trees. Edward Mu- sick. CLASS Searching You search for something you can touch, but you don't know what it is; you reach deep into the night searching ... for what? Think. of something you did long ago, but not knowing exactly what it was, thinking of someone you loved who went far away, wondering and wandering near and far in search of something or someone you know not of, Searching, but not really knowing what you're looking for Debbie Kuhn Grade 11 Row I; Gary Anderson, James Anderson, Lois Baer, James Baker. Row 2: Deborah Ball, James Banks, Philip Barie, Janet Bar- thel. Row 3: David Beecher, Linda Beck- er, Gory Bellinger, Joan Belscher, Robert Bishop. Row A Marilyn Blumenstein, Woyne Bobeine, Gregory Bock, Patrick Brown, Mark Bruner. 87 Row I: Frank Bulges, Chuck Birdie, Dorene Burgord, Ronald Burger, Kathleen Burke, Nancy Calhoun, Norda Calhoun. Row 2: Cheryl Carr, Carol Crump, Sue Cochran, Dave Cook, John Cooper, Mitchel Corah, Daniel Cotter. Row3: James Crandall, Elaine Crosby, Kevin Cy- rek, Susan Darbee, Linda Davie, Kenneth Decker, Marcia DeLisle. Row A: Barbara Dellapenta, Susan Detrick, Rosemarie DiBlasi, Ann Di- rosa, Daphne Dombrowski, Richard Donhauser, Linda Drake. 88 A Vl (Si m 4 Row I: Christine Dygula, Michael Dygert, Cindy Eaton, Bar- bara Edwards, Kathy Emerling. Row 2: Louise Empringham, Cherry Engel, Gayle Failey, Bob Fames, Merry Lee Feld- man. Row 3: Susan Feldman, Elaine Feltz, Becky Feltz, Sally Feltz, Patricia Filarocki. Row 4: Barbara Fisher, Betty Fisher, Ann Fleckenstein, Becky Hinckley, James Fraas. Row 5: Wil- liam Francis, Elsie Franklin, Rhonda Frantz, Paul Galloti, Tom Gately. Row 6: Gail Gelser, Marcia Glass, Alex Gnann, Mary Godert, Elaine Golabeck. ■ Row I; Thomas Goodremote, Owen Gould, Cheryl Green, Robert Grimmer, Gretchen Gundloch, John Hogenmiller. Row 2: Becky Hansen, Orpha Hebden, Kathleen Hesse, Kevin Hesse, Sheryl Holman, Linda Huber. Row 3: Gary Huncher, Patricia Hunt, Diane Johnson, Robert Johnson, Susan Kaichel, Lawrence Kath- orsz. Row A: Candace Kelley, Terry Killinger, Brenda Knope, Dorothy Kondziela, Audry Krez- mien, Vicky Krezmien. Row I; Maryann Kropczynski, Dennis Kruse, Lloyd Lamb, James Lambert, Diane Lango. Row 2: Donald Langreck, Leland Lamoreocy, Cheryl Lape, Raymond Laurie, Terry Law. Row 3: Paul Lawrence, Marc Lewis, Thomas Lightcop, Robert Loterajais, Wonda Lowe. Row A: Lois Ludwig, Robert Luss, Ramono Lutz, Jane Lux, Jerry Mahl. 89 Ellen Martin, Lynda McCarthy, Barb McClelland, Mike McClel- land, Martha Meade, Tereso Mertz, Ann Micholakes. Diane Miller, Marie Miller, Cyn- thia Moritz, Larry Moritz, Dan Mo- yer, Dorothy Mrugala. Patrick Murphy, Edward Musick, Pat- rica O'Brien, Karl Ott, Darryl Pal- en. Todd Patterson, Clif- ford Penke, Phyllis Peters, James Pisci- telli. Rudy Ploetz, Will Potter, Barbra Proctor. Allen Rauch Cheryl Sloughenhaupt, Sue Sion, Anthony Smith, Bobbie Smith, Gory Smith, Vol Smith, Nancy Smith. k . Patti Smith, Richard Smith, Gerald Sparceno, Betty Spencer, Kathryn Srock, Debbie Srudzik. W'V Robert Stockowski, Larry Stowed, Nick Stuart, Denna Sturzenbecker, Colleen Sullivan. Ronald Tocht, Keith Tadt, Greg Tay- lor, Gail Terry. Jeff Whitton, Gerald Wick. Heidi Wiltse, Rose Ann Winiaz. i ft HUR2 MMB o m Donna Woodking, David Woodring, Susan Wright. Doug Ziecker, Susan Wolhueter, Karen Wulf. 91 I have known the inexorable sadness of pencils, Neat in their boxes, color of pad and paper-weight, All the misery of manila folders and mucilage, Desolation in immaculate public places, Lonely reception room, Lavatory, switchboard, The unalterable pathos of basin and pitcher, Ritual of multigraph, paper-clip, comma, Endless duplication of lives and objects. And I have seen dust from the walls of institutions, Finer than flour, alive, more dangerous than silica, Sift, almost invisible, through long afternoons of tedium, Dripping a fine film in nails and delicate eyebrows, Glazing the pale hair, the duplicate gray standard faces. -Theodore Roethke CLASSES HISTORY ECONOMICS Economic principles ore applied in deciding when, how and to what degree one should support or modify market behavior in a basically free enterprise economy. — CLASS IN THE AUDITORIUM AMERICAN HISTORY 94 ENGLISH READING Where students can make a special, independent effort to overcome their problems in reading. I wonder how many times I have written English at the top of a paper along with my name? I don't suppose I am another Shakespeare or Longfellow, but I think the sum total of four years of effort shows a bit more thought and style, a little more insight and logic, gained from my experiences in English class. The library at 3:25 P.M. 95 MATH The trouble with Math is that it requires a logical mind! The fascinating and intriguing game of numbers. He that teaches is a teacher. He that teaches Math is a miracle worker! 96 LATIN The aim of this course is the mastery of elements of the language through literature, history, and reading skills. We begin to understand not only the French language, but the people as well. We pre- pare ourselves for a richer future through the study of the past. Keys to Cultural Heritage and International Understanding. FRENCH Como estd usted? Muy bien, y tu? Que fue ese destello? SPANISH DRAWING AND PAINTING Drawing and painting class uses a vari- ety of artistic material and a wide selec- tion of subjects. ARTS AND CRAFTS This class requires a creative mind to work with challenging materials. MECHANICAL DRAWING In mechanical drawing one studies the reason for in- dustrial convention throughout the engineering field. 98 In physics class one learns through the study of energy as found in nature. Chemistry is more than learning the gas laws or what the 106 little symbols on the atomic chart represent. Science is an integral part of our lives, and chemistry relates the mystery of the structure of life to our everyday oc- curences. Biology is the study of life at the various levels of organization. 99 BUSINESS CLASSES TYPING To every secretary, the most important skill to learn is the mastery of the typewriter keyboard. SHORTHAND SALES Sales class is a study of the basic factors which moti- vate people to buy. The student learns how to apply these factors to selling on any level. 100 GYM CLASS Cold mornings the thick dew Flower children rolling in the grass. (So where's the grass?) 101 Fitness through Activity THEATER WORK SHOP A select group (or self-discovery through dramatics, in Theater Workshop. HOME ECONOMICS A place to learn the basics of living and the rudiments of human nature, geared to the present time. 102 If Mr. Seales slams on the brakes once more while I'm on ice, I'll go right through that windshield! Learning processes indeed! DRIVER'S EDUCATION 103 AG SHOP CROPS AND LIVESTOCK The emphasis in the Ag Shop is on the selection, adjustment and repair of field machinery and barn equipment. Students in Crops and Livestockstudy on livestock and crop production from the viewpoint of the worker who handles feed, seed fertilizer and chemicals used on farms. 104 AGRICULTURE TRANSPORTATION SHOP This course provides excellent opportunities for the development of problem solving abilities while working with tools, materials and processes related to power development and its control. WOOD SHOP The student of industrial arts as a future consumer becomes familiar with the many and varied uses of wood. He learns the properties of wood, wood classifications, uses of wood, furniture design and constructs, |Oinery, wood finishing, machine woodworking, and small house construction. HORTICULTURE The problems of soil, water, fertilization, environmental control, insects and disease, along with the economics of production and marketing are studied from the view of the commercial businessman in the field of horti- culture. 105 Row 5: G. Rothenburg, N. Stuart. Stand- ing: D. Howard, M. Davis, F. Abdo, G. German, M. Miller, Gerald Delisle, Con- ductor. Row 4: C. Dygula, M Delisle, K. Martin, A. Spas, J. Bock, P. Constan- tine, B. Graff, J. Fox, C. Berger, J. Smith, P. Seymour, M. Cromner, D. Beecher, B. Farrington, K. Hesse Row 3: P. Lilga, M. Koningsor, E. Whiteheod, K. Scott, D. Shultes, J. Gunsher, T. Reynolds, B. Bohne- berg, C. Schear, J. Martin, B. Edwards, P. Jax. Row 2: C. Scott, L. Gundloch, C. Rug .L. Meyer, D. Ballantyne, S. Walter, E. Ruthenbroger, C. Becht, C. Voorhis, P Swales. Row • K. Sturzenbecker, L. Shoop, S. Darbee, N. Eisenhut, P. Fur- guson, M. Gundlack, M. Zahler,S. Knavel. WIND ENSEMBLE REPERTORY BAND Standing: C. Gunsher, A. Sheret, B. Bishop, L Lamb, P Barrie, G. Hunchor, C. Eaton, A. Heckenstein, E. Bowker. Row 3: K. Hesse, J. Dorgon, D. Moyer, J. Kita, F. Bulges, L. Rood, W. Potter. Row 2. T. Gafely, D. Sturzenbecker, C. Slaughen- haughf, W. Henry, P. Lawrence, D. John- son, J. Kerb, T. Zimmer, P. Gallati, O. Gould. Row J. S. Reynolds, S. Blesy, M. Laurie, N. Stein, C. Moritz, S. Feltz, C. Engel, D. Langrek. Missing: William Rees, Conductor. 106 t ORCHESTRA Row I: Lucy Coirns, Key Moritz, Linda Loud, Cindy Lux, Pat Wolck, Barbara Graff, Tom Lango, Lindo Bots- ford. Row 2: Barbara Lohrey, Jeannette Lewellyn, Kathy Joslin, Margie Ballard, Sharon Knovel, Mary Gundloch, Paul Ferguson, Nancy Eisenhut, Sue Knopf, Kathy Alday, Diane Lango, Sara Coirns. Row 3: Pat Grote, Debby Winger, Joyce Laurie, Robert Thurber, Debra Szudzik, Curtis Scott, Cori Rugg, Barbaro Bohne- berg, Corol Scherer, Brenda Knopf, Beth Slating. Row 4: Mrs. Brown, Mary Ann Dorgan, Don Ballantyne, Lyle Meyer, Sue Walter, Ken Martin, Jeff Bock, Paul Constantine, Kent Hesse, Joe Rychlik, David Beecher, Nick Stewart. Standing: Sheryl Hoffman, Margo Davis. Grant Jerman, Ferris Abdo, Richmond Beecher, Tom Lockwood, Dick Ornce. 107 SELECT Select Chorus is the only vocal group in the school which performs at festival for a rating. Select Chorus is 'select' on the basis of interest and cooperation. Our chorus is a cross section of all the students in school. Conflicting interests and various limitations are overcome by getting involved in music. This involvment expands the interest and capabilities of all the participants. A greater understanding of self, others, and music results from our group efforts. Right Page Top Row. E. King, M. Gotely, S. Weismontel, T. Blakely, M. Agle, W. Miller, I. Smith, J. Jirok. M. Rychlik. Row 2: D. Longo, J. Cor- ter, B. Slating, L. McCall, M. Vacinek, J. Lewellyn, B. Ornee, J. Kestner, J. Kestner, P. Donieu. Row ; N. Smith, C. tape, L Baer, J. Wiedemann, L Hare, S. Everts, B. Fisher, D. Wilson, P. Darbee, C. Neureuther, M. Hor- vey. Left Page Top Row. K. Hesse, C. Drake, G. Weiss, M. Bollard, L Snethen, J. McCall, E. Rutenkroger, E. Hauri, A. Kenyon, P. Constantine, D. Salzler, E. Hussong, M. Maul. Row 2 M. Brunner, D. McCall, P. Walck, K. Wulf, M. Salzler. P. Cherry, S. Shaffer, D. lovin, G. Gundloch, E. Whitehead’ Row I: J. Fuller, M. Vocanti, C. Addington, J. Smith, S. Polmer, M. Bollord, J. Salzler, C. Colgrove. Row I; A. Spos, L Loud, A. Erdos, M. Zalher, P. Taylor, B. Doruska, K. Alday, C. Schue. ACCOMPANIST Elizabeth Gundloch 108 CHORUS CONCERT CHORUS 109 Top Row: B. Irish, M. Vocinek, P. Horlley, R. Johnson, G. Mortin, J. Solzler. C. Colgrove. Row I; L. Zielinski, T. Blokley. K. Noble, D. Zyndo, D. Bobseine, M. Miller. As I walk Down these Halls, I Wonder about People In the past, And with This thought I shudder, Wondering if AAy name Will last. Diane Urban ACTIVITIES Row 1. Barbaro Groff, Douglas Purcell. Row 2: Miss Gale, Miss Meode. FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR Right to Left: Leslie Shoop, Krista Sturzenbecker, Cindy Eaton, Ann Fleckenstein, Charity Engel, Sally Feltz, Sue Dorbee, Donald Lon- grek. FLUTE ENSEMBLE 112 GRIFFITHAIRES Row I: Pot Darbee, Mory Ellen Agle, Sue Weismontel, Christine Colgrove, April Spos, Sue ShoeHer, Donna Lavin, Phyllis Taylor. Row 2: Ken Hesse, John Martin, Elome King, Eliza- beth Gundlach, Terry Blakely, Mike Ballard, Earl Husson. Row 3: John McCall, Paul Contan- tine, Richard Ornce, Earl Harris. Missing: Mr. Nicholas Arbore, Advisor. QUIZ BOWL Row I: Curtis Scott, Douglas Purcell, Tony Szczygiel, Mr. Schrantz, odvisor. 113 Thespions-April Spas, Susan Weismantel, Michael Ballard. Tri-Hi-Y-Row I; Kathy Alday, Marie Steff, Noncy Eisenhut, Teresa Meade, Judy Krezmein, Pat Glass, Sue Palmer, Bar- bara Graff. Row 2: Beth Daruska, Mary Pidsadnek, Janice Mac Hose, Pat Darbee. Row 3: Sue Fernandez, Barbara Pilger, Jone Smith, Pat lonin, Barbara Blakely. Row 4: Deborah Kuhn, Delores Smith, Ann Emerling, Sue Walter, Paula Van Dermeer, Marilyn Lewis, Deborah Winger, Diane Shultes. Future Teachers-Row I: Jane Brown, Leslie Shoop, Ramona Lutz. Row 2: Kathy Kotlarz, Carol Sherer, Margaret Zahler, Sharon Knavel, Morgo Dash. Row 3: Barbara Smith, Debbie Wilson, Kathy Shutt, Michoel Ballard, Tim Bartkowiak, Debbie Feltz, Betty Beetow, Miss Schwob. National Honor-Row I; Sue Walter, Martha Gotely, Barbara Graff, April Spas, Christine Colgrove, Curtis Scott, Jeffrey Bock, Anthony Sczygiel. THESPIANS FUTURE TEACHERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SKI CLUB Sally Beach, Barbaro Cranston, Marica De Lisle, Mike Dygert, Margo Davis, Barbara Edwards, Becky Feltz, Mary Lee Feldman, Debbie Feltz, April Frantz, Susan Fernendez, Mary Godert, Ellen Gould, Debbie Hutchinson, Bob Johnson, Mary Konmgisor, Martin Kindziela Jr., Mory Beth Kuhn, Ann Michalakes, Daniel Mayer, Will Potter, Mark Salzler, Poul Von Dermeer, David Yousey, George Wnek, Andy Spas, Wayne Bobseine, Debbie Feld- man, Debbie Grimmer, Bob Grimmer, Gorden Link. S SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Row I: Willy Woodring,Sue Knopf, Leslie Shoop, Kathy Langrek, Carol Purcell, Chris Addington. Row 2: Jackie Oyer, Debbie Hunt, Diane Mortz, Pot Darbee, Barb Graff, Kathy Alday, Phyllis Taylor, Diane Urban, Trisha Hunt, Pat Gunsher, Barb Ornce, Elaine Whitehead. Missing: Debbie Feltz, Betty Fish- er. COLOR GUARD Row I: Sue Gorlock, Chorlene Rehrouer, Noncy Fronk, Chris Addington, Bonnie Bris- ley, Borboro Cranston, Debbie Grimmer, Paula Vandermeer, Donna Kieber, Beverly Darusko, Patricio Grote, Debbie Szudzik, Nancy Ferguson. Row I: Becky Dash. Row 2: Debbie Hitchinson, Barbara McClelland. Row 3: Elaine Brooks, Diane Gowren, Solly Beach. Row A: Sharon Voorhis, Chris Parry, Bob- by Smith, Kathy Alday. MAJORETTES ADVANCED LATIN CLUB Above: Row I ; Deborh Kuhn, Audrey Smith, Robert Rogers, Dovid Yousey, Morgoret Timmel, Ellen Fleckenstein. .Row 2: Kim Stedmon, Poul Tim me I, Robert Mockmer, John Sixt, Ronald Hess, Dennis Wright, David Urban, Irene Spencer, Patricia Gunsher, Christine Gernott, Todd Cooke, Raymond Stapleton, Bruce Crosby, Edwin Rutenkroger, Miss Gale. Below: Row ; Cheryl Randall, Diane Urbon, Mary Crump, Cristo Sturt- zenbecker, Mory Stanton, Pat langrek. Row 2. Owen Gould, Greg Bock Dav.d Beecher, Pat Walck, Linda loud,Joel Gonzales, Debbie Szudzik, Dor- lene Palmer, Noncy Smith, Carol Scherer, Karen Scott, Miss Reiter. SPANISH CLUB The flowers are blooming, The birds are singing, It is June, Graduation Day. I think back on The days gone by And become a little sad That I am leaving. Sally Beach FIELD SERVICE AMERICAN Row I: B. Bohneberg, K. Alday, K. Sturzenbecker, B. Graft, B. Bowker, C. Neu- reuther, J. lewellyn, J. Brocious, D. Wilson, J. Trosl. Row 2: M. Solzler, M. Gately, M. Gundlach, S. Fernandez, J. Emerling, C. Colgrove, S. Weismontel, E. Whitehead, L Coirms, D. Shultes, G. Trost. Row 3: G. Tharnish, D. Vacinek, P. Walck, M. Ballard, L. Loud, M. Baker, K. Moritz, M. Zahler, M. Agle, C. Krezmien, P. Cherry, D. Zyndo, D. Winger. Row 4. P. Miller, G. Palmer, B. Edwards, C. Randall, S. Reynolds, J. MacHose, S. Knovel. Row 5. M. Dym mel, E. Rutenkroger, T. Lango, M. Solzler, M. Ballad, J. Snyder, J. Fuller. Mis- sing: G. German, R. Tehrani. (AFS student from Iran) 119 COMMUNITY MUSICAL Production Staff-Richard Hutchinson, Production Chairman, Director and Producer; Nicholas Arbore, Vocal Director, Gerald Delisle, Orchestra Director; Sandra Mears, Choreographer; Helen Stanton, Choreographer; and Sandra Cranmer, Set Design and Artwork. Cast: Williom Frieder, Sylvia Taylor, Richard Morlok, Barbara Rodgers, Eugene Gnann, Richard Hutchinson, Richord Enser, Clifford Hughes, ErcelKayes, FredrickSchrantz, Som Merow, Beverly Smalt, Esther Kenyon, Williom Devitt, Christine Addington, Marcia Enser, Nancy Morlok, Christine Colgrove, Beverly Smalt, Jewel Neureuther, Sally Beoch, Charlotte Neureuther, Kathy Alday, Nancy Eisenhut, Joyce Hutchinson, Ellen Merow, Bonnie Berger, Mark Cranmer, Russell Williams, Margo Davis, Andrew Spas, Lynn Kes ter, Mike Bollard, Dennis Neureuther, Delton Ressler, Donold Hess, Georg- ia Curfman, Marilee Hylant, Jim Satkowski, lewis Wagner. Other Com- miftees-Orchestro, Business Committee, lights Crew, Follow Spots, Sound Effects, Understudies, Microphones, Stage Crew, Properties Crew, Make- up Crew, Costume Coordination, Prompters. The profits from these musicals have amounted to over $8,000 with the money being turned over by the Faculty Associa- tion to its Gerlach Scholarship Loan Fund. Many students from Griffith Institute have gone on to a college education by mak- ing use of these funds. 120 121 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Mary Ellen Agle, Margaret Zahler, Marcia Delisle, April Frantz, April Spas, Margo Dosh, Terry Blakely. Row 2: Jack Snyder, Mortho Meode, Patricia Smith, Charlotte Neureuther, Marie Steff. Row 3: Tony Szczygiel, Steve Heinz, Mathew Mahl, Don Wienk, Eliza- beth Gundloch, Bruce Huckle, Gary Blakely, Borbara Groff, Philip Barie, Williom Potter, Larry Wiedemann. NATIONAL HONOR. SOCIETy 122 Row I: Deborah Kuhn, Audrey Smith, Undo Ploetz, Susan Walter, Marie Steff, Teresa Meade. Row 2: Christine Gernatt, Morilyn Lewis, Kim Stedman, Lee Adanti, Robert Mackmer, Ronald Hess, Todd Cooke, Ed Rutenkroger, Patricia Gunsher, Miss Gale. Missing: David Monroe, Peter Hartley, Vicki Smith, Sharon Voorhis. LATIN HONOR SOCIETY STAGE BAND Row 1: Tom Reynolds, Marcia Delisle, Kevin Hesse, Mr. De- lisle, John Gunsher, Mr. Blod- gett. Row 2: David Beecher, Joe Rychlik, Kent Hesse, Mr. Gantz. Row 3: Paul Seymour, Jeff Bock, Paul Constontine, An- drew Spas, Carl Berger, Tim Smith. Row 4: Grant Jerman, Dick Ornce. 123 RADIO CLUB Row I: Sally Beach, Alfred Kenyon, Tom Reynolds, Bob Bidwell, Diane Gowron, Joyce Wiedemann. Row 2• Linda Ro.ber, Mario Miller, Pot O'Brien, Cheryl Carr, Barb McClelland, Marsha Hebdon, Elaine Brooks. Row 3: Mr. Feneron, Don Farley, Bob Rarmer, letty Snethen, Dennis Edwords, Terry Malone. Row 4. Richard Perkins, David Cooke John Reynolds. Row I: Donald Wienk, Robert Bidwell. Row 2: John Vybirel, Tom Reynolds, Al Kenyon, Dennis Clary. The finest in student broadcasting and programing. The voice of Griffith Institute and Central School Member of the Inter-collegiate broadcast- ing system 88.1 on your FM dial. 124 WSPE LIBRARY CLUB Row I: C. Nason, C. Conner, D. Rondell, M. Jennings, D. Arbogost, I. Smith, D. Mrugolo. Row 2: A. Crondell, S. Hedges, J. Weidemonn, B. Beeton, N. Smith, L. Gilbert, C. Gard. L. Davie, T. Metz. B. Hanson, M. Gibbons, J. Emerling. P. Cherry, J. Hedges, C. Boundy. Row 3: D. Ballochino, N. Fergeson, A. Krezmien, C. Parry, B. Atherton, A. DiRoso, E. Mar- tin, A. Michioles, C. Pike, R. Bentson, J. Atkinson, M. Colvenboch, E. Brooks, D. Pfaner, D. Vocinek, L. Emerling, S. Blesy, J. Galloti. THE REFLECTOR STAFF Row I: Gail Terry, Edward Jablonski, Judy Krezmein, Beverly Bates, Janice Kvashay, Diane Gowron, Solly Beach. Row 2: Mrs. E. Snethen, Rose Ann Win- iasz, Paulo Vandermeer, Donna Emer- ling, Joyce Weidemann. BRASS SEXTET STRING QUARTET III Bross Sextet-Row Donold Ballontyne, Lyle Meyer, Daniel Saunders. Paul Seymour, Andrew Spas. Row 2: Nicholas Stuort, Larry Rood, Jay Kite, David Beecher. Clarinet Choir-Row ; Chris Dygula, Marcia Delise, Mary Koningiser, Pat Lilga, Carl Rugg, Cathy Voorhis. Row 2. Jerry Martin, Tom Zim- mer, Gretchen Gundlach, Ed. Rutenkroger, DennaSfurzenbecker, Elaine Whiteheod, Sheryl Hofmann. String Quortet-lindo Loud, Cindy Lux, Beth Slating, Diane Lango. STRING QUARTET I String Quartet l- Lucy Cairns, Kay Moritz, Barbara Graff, Linda Botsford, Missing. String Quartet II -Barbara Lohrey, Jeanette Lewellyn, Sye Knopf, Tom tango. CLARINET CHOIR STRING QUARTET II Row 1: Shirley Roiber, Dovid Aldrow, Philip Peters, Tom Rondoll, Carol Granger. Row 2: Bill Zurbrick, Terry Collins. Row 3: Michoel McMullen, Tod Patterson. Row 4: Gordon Wilber, Dana Raiber, Barbara Edwards, Richard Cowles. Row 5: Herbert Schue. STAGE CREW AUDIO-VISUAL DEBATE CLUB Row I; Christine Gernatt, Nick Stuart, Mrs. Knueppel. Row2: Joyce Wiedemann, Ann Fleckenstein, Saro Coirns. Row 3: Sheryl Hoff- mon. Row 4: Barbara Edwards, Gretchen Gundloch. Row 5: Betty Fisher, Barbara Fisher, Marilyn Bluminstein, Donna Emerling. Row 6: Wayne Bobsiene, Jay Kita, Linda Sprankle, Deborah Seider, Debo- rah Schue. 128 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row I: Tom Randall, Bob Dean, Bob Abram, Ricky Spengler, Leonard Spen- cer, Bill Fuller. Row2: John Donhauser, Dick DeSio, Orlin Kittle, Jim Baker, Ed Wittmeyer, Joe Smith, Larry Hess, Tom Bentley, Harry Miller, Rich Atkin- son, Ray Waterman, Nolend King, William Brown, John Noto. Row 3: Mr. Amos, David Herrin, Bob Thurber, Howard Kelly, Bill Poyne, Tim Forester, Wayne Henry, Ron Miller, Bob Miller, Dan Fuller, Don Fuller, Ken Wittmeyer, Jim Place, Dennis Clork, Jim Ulrich, Greg Waterman, Bob Mayerot, Eugene Lo Tempio, Dennis Fuller, Bob Kendall, Roy Klein, Dick Goddard. RED CROSS Row 1: Barbara Fisher, Betty Fisher, Candace Kelly. Row 2: Patricia Lon- greck, Diane Baker, Joanne Kozma, Nancy Stein, Jocqulene Rader. Row 3: Linda Emerling, Daphne Dombrowski, Sue Baker, Susan Blesy, Rita Benson. Row 4. Sue Krezmein, Elizabeth Vocanti, Wanda Lowe. Row 5: Miss Gale, Advisor; Frank Bulger; President, Jean Emerling. 129 LILY FAIRWEATHER, as pure as the driven snow.... BETSY FAIRWEATHER, as gentleasalamb............. COMPTON, her son, as handsome as a Greek god.... JONAS FAIRWEATHER, as true as blue.............. CRAVEN SINCLAIR, as poisonous as a toad......... MISS OPHELIA, as plain as the nose on your face. LORD MONTMORENCY, as English as an Englishman . . . . ROBIN STEEL, as black as coal................... MRS. KINGSLEY, assoundasadollar................. MRS. BLOODGOOD, as mean as dirt................. MARIE, the maid, as busy asabee................. THEATRE WORKSHOP PRODUCTION ......Miss April Spas . .Miss Deborah Baker . . Mr. Michael Ballard ......Mr. Kent Hesse . Mr. Paul Constantine Miss Susan Weismantel ... Mr. Grant Jerman . . . .Mr. Donald Wienk . .Miss Patricia Danieu . .MissMarjorie Ballard . . Miss Cheryl Warner BY . MR. FREDERICK L. GANTZ ......Miss Alice Piwowarczyk .... Mr. Richard Hutchinson and Mr. Jack Blodgett ..........Mr. Nicolas Arbore ...........Mr. Mark Johnson LILY, THE FELON'S DAUGHTER Mr. Gantz Director SPORTS We come from around miles around to learn under one roof as one the body, one generation And in time, we gave our faces, our names Away to others as friends And we knew Love The teacher shaped us Our eyes grew strong Our arms grew long Our silent ears opened wide In between volumes, we caught the first glimpses of life! And too, we had fun, we had laughter The football games the basketball games the swimming meets and the track meets Hey! remember the tennis team? GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB BOYS' VARSITY CLUB Girls Vorsity Club-Row J; Marsha Meyers, Marlene Baker, Charlotte Neureuther, Phyllis Taylor, Pat Dorbee. Row 2: Miss Norris, Pat Wright, Goil Thornish, Janice MocHose. Row 3: Kathy Feltz, Pam Fyock, Chris Colgrove, Judy Solzler, Marilyn Lewis, Jane Smith, Sue Palmer, Sue Weismantel, Mary Solzler, Joyce Brocious. Boys Vorsity Club-Row I; Tom Malone, Steve Heinz, Lee Adanti, Larry Harris, Earl Hussong. Row 2: Gary Blokely, Dan Solzler, George Ballantyne. Row 3: Brian Huckle, Dan Schweickert, Gory Woterman, Ron Pike. Junior Varsity Cheerleoders-Row I; Cynthia Moritz, Judy Kestner, Chris Dygula, Mary Ellen Agle, Beth Van Buskirk. Vorsity Cheerleoders-Charlotte Neureuther, Phyllis Taylor, Kay Moritz, Pat Darbee, Marsha Meyers, Margaret Zahler, Debbie Baker, Marlene Baker. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Brian Huckle Joe Dorgan VARSITY FOOTBALL Bill Willibey Joe Rychlik Bruce Huckle To make a good block a jarring tackle To complete a pass -to score All of these are part of a football game and each gives the players a feeling of ex- hileration, a feeling of accomplishment. They know that they have done their jobs, that each player has done his best to help achieve the ultimate goal-VICTORY. We tied with Depew for the E.C.I.C. Division III Championship. 136 Bill Baker Rich Wells Steve Heinz Gory Blakely Row I; Tom Molone, Bill Willibey, Dick Ornce, Don Solzler, Bill Baker, Bob Lawrence, George Ballantyne, Joe Dorgon. Row 2. Dennis Allen, Dave Urban, Bob Bidwell, Ed Haure, Bob Rogers, Bruce Huckle, Mark Glass, Jim Widrig. Row 3: Gary Blakely, Larry Harris, Mark Miller, Lee Adanti, Bill G.l. 12 Salamanca G.l. 31 Gowanda G.l. 6 Depew G.l. 32 Cheektowaga McGirr, Tim Boker, Jim Owen, Don Warner. Row 4. Larry Krezmein, Joe Rychlik, Rich Wells, Brian Huckle, Frank Wozniok, Steve Heinz, Vince Cecala. Row 5: Mr. Schlageter, Mr. Havens, Curtis Scott, Mr. Nugent. G.l. 20 Eden 6 G.l. 6 Alden 7 G.l. 28 Grand Island 6 G.l. 22 J.F. Kennedy 7 137 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TENNIS J V. Football-Row I. Jim Baker, Jim McColl, Ferris Abdo, Crag Hoddad, Don Ballantyne, Gary Taylor, Joe Filipink, Tim Decker, Richmond Beecher. Row 2: Paul Pilger, John Renolds, Eric Wiltse, Poul Reihle, Paul Buresch, Craig Killingbeck, Dom Saunders, Wolter Hockett. Row 3: Mark Cranmer, Creg Waterman, Den- nis Leonard, John Snyder, Dan Jax, Dale Howard, Cliff Penke, Larry Kotkarz. Row 4: Dennis Taylor, Coach J. Baldwin, Coach T. Schlageter. Tennis-Row |: James Blakely, Pisorn Monelechagul, Tony Szczygiel, Bill Ahrens, Captain. Row 2: David Urban, Larry Harris, Tim Smith, Greg Haddad, Joel Gongales, Albert Hildebrand, Mr. Whitmer. 139 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Freshman Football-Row J; Bill Francis, Greg Taylor, Steve Reynolds, Nick Stewart, JeH Whitten, Dale Wiess, Kevin Hesse, Dave Beecher, Dave Cook, Joy Kita. Row 2; Mark Brunner, Larry Rood, Gary Smith, Jim Piscitelli, Andrew Sheret, Will Potter, John Hogenmiller. Row 3: Don Cotter, Jim Leonard, John Cooper, Alex Gnann, Chuck Gunsher, Tom Gately, Bob Knavel, Greg Blakely. Row 4. Coach Fitzsimmons, Den- nis Taylor, Dave Nieman, George Filipink, Brian Cotter, Brian Day. JUNIOR HIGH GOLF Junior High Golf-Row I; J. Whiton, J. Hollenbock, A. Jung, N. Stuart, R. Lotem- pio, R. Grimmer, B. Francis, K. Hesse, J. Kita, B. Johnson, B. Carter, K. Carter. Row 2: R. Rudolph, W. Potter, D. Moyer, J. Mahl, P. Barrie, T. Gately, M. Peterson, P. Stowe, M. King, F. Bulges, D. Truxal, K. Decker, W. Bobsiene, G. Filipink, J. Korb, Coach Decker, M. Wysocki. 140 Row I, Standing: Cooch Titus, John Moul, Ron Pike, Tim Bloke, George Moul, Douge Purcell, Danny Solzler, Manager W. Henry. Row 2: Dennis Edwords, John Zoilco, Ray Hollett, Paul Bates, Richard Ellis, Gary Weiss, Dave Langreck, Ron Cobo, Dean Weiss. Row 3, Seated: P. Gallati, L. Moritz, D. Weiss, B. Earner, M. McClelland, K. Hess, D. Langreck. Missing: B. Miller. SWIMMING TRACK FIELD Row I. Dennis McMullen, Arefaine Ghebreyohannes, Craig Killing- beck, John Gunsher. George Maul, Tim Decker, Joe Huber, Duane Solzler, Richard Atkinson, Paul Timmel. Row 2. Rich Ellis, Ted Winkey, Gary Blakely, Lorry Harshbarger, Bob Farrington, Eorl Hussong, Paul Smith, Jim Cook, Phil Francis, Raye Woterman, Bob Kendall. 5 3 |j?lf F Ljj TpacK Arr JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball--Row I. BruceHuckle,SteveHeintz,Bill Baker, Brian Huckle, David Dissette. Row 2. Lyle Meyers, Barry Wallace, Dick Ornce, Brian Carr, Terry Tharnish. J.V. Basketball-Row I. Larry SteH, Gary Taylor. Row 2: Richard Ireland, Ferris Abdo, Tim Decker, Mr. R. Koufmann. Row 3: Matt Maul, Dan Jax. Row 4. Scott MocHose, Ron Hess. Row 5: Greg Waterman, Greg Haddod. 9th Grade Basketball-Row I; Gary Smith, Charles Gunshar, Paul Seymour, Mark Brunner. Row 2: Cooch-Mr. MacLeod, Dan Cotter, Jim Piscitelli, Gary Hunchar, Philip Barie. 143 CROSS COUNTRY Row ; Doug Purcell, LorrySteff, TerryThornish, Paul Bates, Bob Bishop. Row 2: Chet Jobonski, Paul Timmel, Jim Ploce, Bob Kendall, Coach Titus. GOLF Row I: Andrew Spas, Terry Decker, Captain Barry Wolloce, Kirk Wallace. Row 2: Dan Moyer, Al Hildebrand, Jeff Fuller, Rich Ellis, Coach Decker. VARSITY BASEBALL Standing: John Mentleewski, Jock Jung, Dick Ornce, Brian Huckle, Bill Baker, Phil Taylor. Front: Bruce Huckle, Jerry Brooks, Jim Kestner, Lee Adanti, Steve Heinz. Row I: Coach-Mr. Odell, G. lavin, E. Gnann, L. Wiedemann, H. Miller, G. Ludwig, B. Ken- dall, D. Ballantyne, F. Malone, F. Humphreys, G. Smith, D. Hoffmann. Row 2: N. Smith, R. Buncy, T. Widrig, R. Smith, R. Jablonski, A. Gnann, S. Reynolds, D. Voorhis. Row I: Dean Weiss, Joe Gomel, Terry Decker, Gary Taylor, Bob Rogers, Ferris Abdo, Del- mont Johnson, Larry Steff. Row 2: Bob Lawreence, John Martin, Dan Jax, Scott MacHose, Ed Haurt, Frank Wozniak, Terry Tharnish, Ed Rutenkroger, Joe Rychlik, Mr. Nelson, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL BOYS BOWLING Row I; Jim Kestner, Kim Steadman, Albert Hilde- brand, John Martin. Row 2: Dennis McMullen, Mike Dash, Pat Terry, Todd Cooke, Larry Wil- liams, Terry Decker. GIRLS BOWLING WRESTLING Row I: Pat Glass, Cathy Voorhis, Joyce Bro- cious. Row 2: Wendy Miller, Donna Vacinek, Linda Zielinski. Row 3: Ruth Cohoon, Donna Voorhis, Marie Steff, Cathy Feltz. Row4. Candy Becht, Sandra Drake, Lois Hare. Row 5: Laurie Dash, Mary Ann Rychlik, Judy Solzler. ■■■I Who am I? What dm 1 Maybe to someone, I'm cjkerson; To someone else m'avbe Miust a kicL To Sue I might be the grdhX tifyx,rSufta,- To Dave maybe sorpedfc pjfti Vi 11 help him To someone who doesn Tnowme at all, Maybe just a name he has heard; To my parents-their son, Or one who is around the house all the time. No matter who I am, or what I am, I'm glad I'm no one else except me! John Mentlewski -OV JUNIOR HIGH ADMINISTRATION AND GUIDANCE Mr. John R. Angelo Principal Mr. Robert Kirkendall Guidance counselor Mrs. Lucille Wolck I SECRETARIES The following eight pages were organ- ized by Mrs. Beverly Smalt, Jr. High Eng- lish teacher. 150 Mrs. Carol Wohlhueter LIBRARY Mr. Randall Occupational Work-Study Pro- gram. OCCUPATIONAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM NURSE Mrs. Janet Day Assistant Mrs. Lois O'Dell, substitute school nurse, gives hearing tests. Mrs. Ruth Adams, our school nurse during the second semester, was attending college classes when the yearbook went to press. 15 SOCIAL STUDIES (y ACTIVITIES PEOPLE EVENTS Row 1: Car Club, Science Club, Yorkers Condy Sole. Row 2: Puzzle Club, Art Club, Library Club. Below this: Chorus. Left Oval: Chief Custodian, Mr. A. Krueger. Top Oval: Custodial Assistant. Right Oval: Dramatics Club. Bottom Row. Cafeteria cooks and assistants. Blanche Kruse Sophie Drozd Leah Wilson Leona Joslin Row I; Occupational Work-Study Progrom. Row 2: Speech Therapy, Yorkers, Ski Club. Right Edge: Mr. Kenyon ond the school store; Mrs. Brown giving o music lesson. Be ow; Left: Chorus, Orchestra, Reading Class. y -Y ' ‘ - Richard Bellinger Daniel Belscher Deaune Bennett Wendy Bentley Peggy Bentson John Benz- Marcia Benz John Biehl Sheree Blake Gregory Blakely Rebecca Blasdell David Blesy Suzanne Bobseine e� Ray Booth Amy Boscoe Pom Bowser Hugh Brown George Burgard Cindy Burke Karen Carter Kevin Carter Charlene Cehulic Yvonne Conner Brian Cotter Laureen Clark Susan Cobo Elmer Colvenbach Keith Crammer Ken Cyrek Doug Dash Bryan Doy David Decker Ray Desjarlois Virginia Crosby Ben Crump Kent Cummings Sue Curfmon Diane DeWald Charles Doty Pam Eisenhut Audrey Fagan Craig Earner Laurie Feldman Ma jh Diane Frost Joan Fuller Terry George Pam Glass 160 Annette Feltz Mark Ferguson George Filipink Suson Finkbeiner Charles Fisher Lois Foulk Janet Fox Ed Golabek Patrick Goran Debbie Graves Randy Grayford n v n GRADE i p David Gurney Sheila Haberer Willard Hall Elaine Hare David Harvey Allen Hauri Wolter Heim Dale Henry Onaly Herman Barbara Hoch Kevin Howard Mike Huber James Huckle Doris Hun� Jan Ingerson Laura Ireland Eugene Jaworski Sheila Jimerson Allan Jung Ronald Juul Lorraine Kendall Gary Kepple Dawn Kessler Robert Kestner Danny Kieber Shirley Keif Deborah Killinger Bob Knavel Denise Knigh� Daniel Komenda 5 Margaret Laurie James Leonard Dwight Lingenfelter Connie LipoH Barbara Kotlarsz Sue Kowalak Stan Kowolik Debbie Lohrey David Lounsbury Dawn Lowe Volerie Lux Ray Maddex Maryanne Mogee Beverly Mayerat Steven Meade Charles Meehan Cindy Meyer Janet Miess Dean Miller Jerrell Miller Robert Miller Russell Miller Jerold Morris Kellie Nelson David Nieman James Latham Sharon Nugent Mark Peterson Lori Nunn Ricky Phillips Donna Omphalius Wendy Pidsadnick Ed Perkins Lois Piscitelli Dick Ploce Michele Roiber Karon Prnnke Cindy Rond Koren Prior Potty Rendell Katherine Rader Lynne Reynolds • .itxttlAt Steve Reynolds Judy Roncsko Betty Ross Richard Rudolph Jill Russell Jeff Rutenkroger Bob Salzler 'A o Jomes Schaus 3ob Schiele Denise Schue Gory Seider Brenda Shelley Clinton Shelley ' 3 fw� % ” Carolyn Shultes Irene Sikorski Jim Slaughenhoupt Barbara Smith Bonnie Smith Brenda Smith Lester Smith Lynn Smith Ann Smolinski i lit m Aj wffUHKE Bonnie Spencer Pat Spencer Robert Spencer Holly Spittler - - cUt Ellen Spaulding Richard Spaulding Gerald Spors Jim Spors Barbara Stapleton Rosemary Steff Paul Stowe Betty Sullivan Eric Tarbox Floy Testerman Mary Timmel Suzanne Turner Kimberlie Vaughn Tom Vybiral Ken Wainwright Pat Walczyk Kimberley Weltjen Mark Whitton Kevin Widdowfield Debbie Wiedemann Cathy Wienk Mike Willover Donna Wingeier Mary Woodworth Barbaro Wright Matt Wysocki Peggy Yousey Mory Zittel ! m a Doi othy Abbey David Atherton Terry! Anderson Gregory Boker Jeanne Angelo Potty Baker Gary Anstett Woyne Bolos Roberta Bardo David Bone Donald Borthel Douglas Bartlett Heather Beecher Elmer Bellinger Josphine Berger Gary Boscoe I Cheryl Bickerstaff Pamela Bidwell Joy Biscup Karen Blakely Darlene Blonck Elayne Bobseine GRADE 7 Walter Colvenboch Steve Botslord Wendy Brandt David Brooks Donald Brown Rebecca Brown Robin Bulges Tom Bullock Janet Burke Anne Constantine David Crandoll Barbara Burklond s Jomes Cairns ' . Kathy Chilson Pamela Crandall Georgiana Czerniak Craig Danzig Sally Dorszewski Fred Davies Betsy Davis Steven Delisle Diane Chowaniec Daniel Ciszak Gail Dombrowski Elizabeth Dubisz Debra Edwards Worren Elvers Carl Emerling Leslie Cline Peter Gallati Anno Groce Amy Gates Regina Granger Eileen Gnann Glenn Green Carl Gould Cindy Ground Philip Emerling Debra Farner Steve Farner Lorry Faulring Burt Feltz Brenda Finkbeiner Curtis Fisher Linda Fisher Ronald Fisher Susan Fisher Mortha Folts Sandra Fox Jeff Frank Ronald Hore Tomas Hawkins Harriet Hartzell Donna Hedges Joan Haught Douglas Hegedus Joanne Haurl Margaret Heim Lynn Hildebrand Dawn Hoch Gerald Hoch Jerold Hoch Dale Hofmann Mike Hogenmiller Judy Holnbeck William Horn Eleanor Howard Ronald Hrobocinski Candace Hunchar Karen Hunchar Kevin Jockson V Michael Lilgo •A - David James Curtis Jimerson Donald Johnson Roger Johnson Deborah Kolwicki v Carol Loud Kenneth Lounsbury Harold Kelley Douglas Kessler Michael Killingbeck Patricia Killingbeck t y Dale Ludwig Randy Lunger Julia Malock Joel Koninginsor Colleen Koto Roberta Kozma V Lucinda Martin Susan McCall Russell McCloud Denise McKenna Gordon Kruse Sanford Lamoreaux a I .V , Robert Megnin Allan Mellin Louise Me row Mary Meyer Joe Moritz Gary Lavin Vagi Richard Mori ok Susan Newman Sonia O'Brien Cdrol Polmer Darryl Palmer Robert Parsons tl 1 ii a r L� :.. Yvonne Paquin Peter Patterson Terry Phillips Caroline Pleuthner Daniel Ploetz Patty Prior Gerald Redford Michael Rood Cathy Schaus James Rugg Denise Schiele David Salzler Lorry Shaffer Paul Solzler Bill Shaffer fs f P George Sikorski Robin Slating Susan Sim Cathy Sloughenhaupt Richard Simmons Christie Smith Mariann Skoken Jeffrey Smith e Majorie Smith Nicholas Smith Susan Smith Timothy Smith Mary Snethen Cathleen Spolti Lorry Sparceno V3T r a - f i Tbf 9 Laurie Stowe James Stromecki David Suckow John Swanson Dole Swortz Robert Spaulding Ronald Spencer William Spittler Virginia Stephens Susan Stockton Suzanne Stojanovich Dorryl Szydolwski Rodney Taylor Keith Terry Stephen Tessmer Frank Vacanti Kathleen VanDette David Thomos John Thurber Stephen Timm Timothy VonSteenburgh Mike Wolenko Judy Timmel Jeannine Tromanhauser Pam Webster Dorothy Weitz Dennis Weltjen J Chris Truxal Karen Wohlhueter Ted Zimmer Susan Woodring Ken Zittel Candice Wulf Lori Sturzenbecker Karla Weltjen Martin Wendle Thomas Wick Terry Weidemann Kim Willett Karl Williams Kelly Witse Larry Winger Susan Winiasz ADVERTISE REFLECTIONS houses and cars The Anvil of the future Reflections of the outside world When the school walls No longer protect us When we will go Beyond those walls .. . to cities ... to farms To a nation Reflections Yes, we were once united Yet soon we leave only our memories Only Reflections of the class of 1968 MENTS FULL PAGE WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THESE PATRONS FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS WINSMITH DIV. 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Eaton Street F Springville, New York Concord Agway 254 West Main Street Springville, New York Charlie's Delicatessen 57 West Main Street Springville, N.Y. Springville, T.V. 29 Mechanic St. 592-4877 Brown Shoe Store 35 E. Main St. Springville, New York 592-7192 Springville Dry Cleaners 31 E. Main St. Springville, New York 592-4432 170 EIGHTH PAGE We wish to thank these Patrons for their Contributions. Pratt, Edwards and Moncreiff 482 South Cascade Drive 592-4863 941-6100 Leland House Main St. 592-7631 Reed's Electric Springville, New York Springville Ski Shop 7 Main Street Springville Hotel 53 E. Main St. Twin Cleaners 206 W. Main St. Springville, New York 592-7242 Juul's Bakery 5 E. Main St. Springville, New York 592-7201 Springville Lanes 53 W. Main St. 592-9974 Eddie's Concord Food Shop 194 W. Main St. Springville, New York 592-7752 Wishing's Snack Bar Colden, New York Kissing Bridge Glenwood 941-5224 Molin-Taylor Auto Parts 74 E. Main St. Springville, New York Town Club Beverages, Inc. 22 Woverly St. Springville, New York 592-7533 Adams Motor Sales 649 E. Main St. Springville, New York Mason's Shoe Store 25 E. Main St. 592-7292 Ron's Sinclair 70 Franklin St. Springville, New York Warmus Pharmacy Boston State Road N. Boston, New York Concord Liquor Store Springville Plaza 592-4759 Pfluger's Frostie Freezie Route 219 Boston, New York Cook's Mens Shop 65 E. Main St. Springville, New York Jean Heinz Beauty Shop 51 Newman Street Springville, New York 592-7072 Travelers Restaurant 31 Franklin St. Springville Plaza Ralph Heinz Mobile Service Station 85 Main Street Springville, New York Springville Liquor Store Main Buffalo Sts. Springville, New York 592-7298 Guyette’s 6526 E. Quaker St. Orchard Park, New York 662-7841 141 Pine St. Hamburg, New York 649-9097 Ye Old Country Store Route 240 Colden, New York Speedimat Laundry Service 14 N. Buffalo Street Springville, New York 592-4834 S N Sales and Service Route 219 Springville, N.Y. PATRON Sheret's Jewelry Store 9 W. Main St. 171 Reflections of the post that we yes, our cheers and our memories still haunt those halls Reflections they are our memories and our tears We were a part A part of G.l. We hove caught and held in these pages the events of the post year, as reflections of precious moments to recall ond enjoy in future yeors. SLjfK jLu, 172