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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

GRIFFONELL 1971 Griffith Institute and Central School Springville, New York Volume XLVI Someone You can walk with for a long time And say Whatever you want Or feel Or regret Or cried about Last night Before you fell asleep (Or not ever having To say anything At all Because They’ll know why) Someone You Trust 2 This Page Sponsored By WINSMITH Division of UMC Industries, Inc, Eaton Street Springville This Page Sponsored By WITTER DAVIS FURNITURE 46 East Main Street Springville This Page Sponsored By PEARSON INSURANCE AGENCY 61 East Main Street Springville This Page Sponsored By RAY DAVE’S LAWN GARDEN CENTER INC. Route 39 219 6 Springville SIMON BROS. Springville 7 YEARBOOK STAFF oJ ' ' Editor in chief: Edward Musick Art and Layout editor: Thomas Gately Business editor: Linda Becker Typists: Ann Michalakes, Cynthia Moritz, Linda Becker Faculty section: Onaly Herman, James Slaughenhaupt, Nancy Smith Senior section: Mary Beth Kuhn, Ann Michalakes, Thomas Gately Underclassman section: Shirley Kief, Betty Ross, Sally Feltz Classes: Diane Emerling, Cynthia Rand Activities: Joan Belscher, Beth Slating, Susan Wozniak, Elizabeth Vacanti Sports: Kimberly Vaughn, Susan Cobo, Teresa Metz Photographers: Paul Stowe, Thomas Vybiral Miscellaneous: Thomas Gately, Edward Musick 8 Our sincere thanks goes to Charity Engel for her unique divider page photographs and the accompany- ing poetry. The publisher of the 1971 Griffonell was Inter- Collegiate Press and our professional photographers were from Varden Studios in Rochester, N.Y. Most photos were taken by student photographers Paul Stowe and Tom Vybiral. Yearbook advisors: Mrs. Cranmer, chief advisor, Mr. Whitmer, financial advisor, Mrs. Gibbin, copy advisor. 9 DEDICATION Throughout our years at G.I., we the Class of 1971, as we traveled the long road of high school, remember one teacher in particular. She led us towards goals of physical development and helped us achieve a fuller understanding of school spirit. She unselfishly gave herself to the students of G.l. in numerous activities and sports which include, ad- vising a spirited cheerleading squad, organizing successful water shows, and coaching girls’ synchronized swimming. As a person— she is witty, humorous, open-minded, and has encouraged us in all our endeavors. As a teacher— she takes interest in each of her students and is well-versed in her field. And so, for these reasons, we take great pride in dedicating the 1971 Griffonell to 10 Mrs. Cheryl Schrader, and express to her our deep thanks. % n FACULTY Shadows cast upon the sidewalk Shadows changing form as the SUN commands Shadows 1 0 n n g a e shorter r 0 wider e r Shadows gray paths of d s o i t r e td reality. 12 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Springville Dry Cleaners 31 East Main Street Springville • • � • • _ t i« :v r r« •. „ ■ ! i s . ■ •.■ Vjr ? r , ?V- ' ' W''r' J ■ w AS‘. k: - - I - ; ? 1 ' -'• ; .v '■• 'W • f 'Wv ‘ a'v� ,, . •. . ‘ . • r -. • • • . - . FT . V . • A; • y i • A- aL k . . % b •- ' f . • ■ ■f 'L 5' v, : « V J 13 HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL As you complete this most im- portant phase of your lives, and prepare to conquer new fields, we view your departure with mixed emotions. We, your teach- ers, have worked with you to help prepare you for life. We have opened doors for you in the arts, sciences, humanities, and communications skills. With your parents, we have also shown great interest in the de- velopment of strong and desir- able character traits. You needn’t be told of the many problems you will face in the years ahead, for you are liv- ing in a period of conflicting ide- ologies. We see you as the bright hope of the future and wish you well in meeting the chal- lenge of the times. Take pride in your work. Be inquisitive and curious. Be en- thusiastic and perseverent. Be systematic and thorough. Give your best to the task at hand and be all that you’re capable of being. Best wishes for the future, Frank C. Schmidt ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Swartz M ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Roads seldom are in themselves man’s des- tination but rather are the means of reaching his destination. During the course of a lifetime each of us travels a number of roads, symbolic of the numer- ous challenges and decisions facing us as individ- uals. Each road has a purpose and a reason for being—whether hazardous, or uncomfortable, or pleasant. Perhaps the road was necessary for commerce and eventual success, or convenience, or more direct communication with family and friends, or perhaps it was simply an expedient way of getting somewhere. Some roads are rich in history and some are new and improved . Many times the “wide road is more popular and easier for travel, but the “nar- row road may provide more satisfaction even though it has fewer travelers and perhaps is more difficult to travel. For each of you tomorrow’s road lies ahead—may it be a combination of an open highway, a country lane, and even an occasional one-way street. Godspeed! Mr. Edward J. Sakowski BOARD OF EDUCATION First row: Mrs. M. Lawrence, secretary to the Board; Mr. C. Decker, Mrs. M. Seider, Dr. S. Saunders. Second row: Mr. S. Wallace. Mr. S. Koloski, Mr. W. Winkey, missing—Mr. R. Solak, President. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT 15 Mr. E. Bartoo Mr. A. Brown—Director Mr. E. Gnann GUIDANCE Mr. R. Kaufmann READING Left—Mrs. H. Knueppel. Right — M r s . E . Brown—aide. Above—Read- ing class. 16 LIBRARY Mrs. C. Dudley, left Mrs. M. Swartz, Aide, right Above right—Mrs. T. Taylor. Center right— Mrs. M. Owen. Lower right—Miss D. Ball- achino. Missing: Teachers Aides: Mr. J. Coleman, Mrs. D. Bruner. Mrs. E. Lewellyn. SECRETARIES 17 Left to right—Mr. J. Duprey, Mr. F. Schrantz. Mr. C. Rodgers. Mr. B. Soloman, Mr. E. Havens. Miss A. Neary. missing—Mr. C. Harrison, Miss L. Freeman. Mr. G. Quinn. HISTORY 18 Mr. R. Hutchinson—Dept. Coordinator. ENGLISH Mr. H. Bartkowski—Dept. Co- ordinator. Left to rght—Mr. F. Gantz, Mrs. L. Gib- bin, Mrs. T. Salzler, Mr. R. French, Mrs. M. Snethen, Mr. P. Lawton, Mrs. J. Wojcik, missing—Mr. S. Feneran. MATH Math: upper left—Mr. E. Bartoo—Dept. Coordinator; upper right—Mr. R. Schlageter; second row center—Mr. T. OBrien; second row right—Mrs. J. Engel; third row right—Mr. B. Laud. Science: second row left—Mr. W. Jax—Dept. Coordi- nator; third row left—Mr. R. Snethen; fourth row I to r—Mr. R. Odell. Mr. W. Dudzic; Mr. R. Madurski, Mr. R. Sorenson. 20 SCIENCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION LANGUAGE Upper right—Miss E. Gale, lower right—Miss M. Mead, left—Mr. D. Allessandra. above—Mrs. L. Schumach- er. Mr. M. Nugent. Mr. P. Smolinski, Mrs. C. Schra- der. left—Mr. G. R. Stead— Director of Health. ARTS CRAFTS Above I to r—Mrs. Mears. Mr. Arbore. Mr. Little. Mr. Handfield, Mr. Mears. missing—Mrs. E. Brown. Left—Mr. G. DeLisle—Director. DRIVER EDUCATION 22 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Above—Mr. R. Ballard, Mr. P. Cook. Below—Mr. P. Emer- ling. Below left—Mr. H. Kes- ter. Below right—Mr. C. Cou- ture. AGRICULTURE 23 HOME ECONOMICS BUSINESS Lower left—Mr. C. Whit- mer Dept. Coordinator. Right—Mr. E. Kayes. Mrs. E. Barie, Mr. R. Met z. HEALTH STAFF Mrs. M. Coney, School Lunch Su- pervisor. Mrs. M. Krampf, School Nurse Mrs. E. Neu- reuther, aide Mr. B. Titus, Health Classes OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Mr. P. Randall PERSONNEL l-r: Mrs. B. Zurbrick, Mrs. B. Mitchell, Mrs. M. Lawrence. Miss S. Nason, Miss J. Laurie, Miss S. Sion. SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARY Mrs. H. Rothfuss 26 BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. L. Williams BUS DRIVERS Bus Drivers—R. Baker, O. Betner, W. Blesy, L. Block, C. Both. G. Breissinger, A. Butterfield, L. Czerwinski, J. Dash, J. Day. M. Diebold, J. Edinger, F. Ellis, E. Emerson, E. Faulring, F. Felton, A. Feltz, J. Fisher, J. Gillis, A. Gutekunst, J. Herren, D. Kassel, J. Kowalske, J. Learn, D. Mooney. S. Mooney, E. Moore, H. Riehle, L. Rumfola. L. Shelley, L. Simmons. G. Spors, M. Stapleton, H. Story, M. Walker, J. Wittmeyer, C. Wolniewicz. D. Zefers, N. Zielinski. Trans. Supervisor—W. Blair. Secretary— D. Huncher. Mechanics—G. Ellis, R. Jones, H. Schue, L. Simmons, W. West. 27 SENIORS So near So far So many goals . . . Which comes first? Which last? Which do I want? Which will I take? I once knew the answers, now only the questions— Will they, too escape me? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Pres. Marcia DeLisle, Sec. Mary Beth Kuhn, Treas. Edward Musick, V. Pres. Paul Lawrence. POP WARNER NITE 30 L. to R.; Pamela Curry. Donna Woodring, Christine Dygula, Mary Jo DiBlasi. Marcia DeLisle. Martha Meade. Teresa Metz. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS First row: Mr. Gantz, Mrs. Barie, Mr. Kayes. Second row: Mr. Whitmer. Mr. Lawton, Mr. Kaufmann. This Page Sponsored by HERITAGE FLOWER SHOP 18 East Main Street and Springville JUNG INSURANCE 8413 Heath Road Colden 31 33 rrr i TOLL GATE .EXIT 55 W =£ ROCHESTER tprEXlT B WlEEi ,500 yos CJ TjjC— Y NO WtHWlgS ReSWRAAI1”' _ 6A5 3.7Z twuss, 11 CLASS HISTORY PAST OFFICERS Freshman Year 1967-68 Patrick Brown—President Martha Meade—Vice President Barbara Edwards—Secretary Edward Musick—Treasurer Sophomore Year 1968-69 Martha Meade—President Paul Lawrence—Vice President Barbara Edwards—Secretary Edward Musick—Treasurer Junior Year 1969-70 David Cooke—President Marcia DeLisle—Vice President Orpha Hebdon—Secretary Edward Musick—Treasurer In our Freshman year, we were guided by our President, Pat Brown. Our class was united into a single force by our successful candy sale and the traditional Moving-Up Day Dance. As Sophomores, under Martha Meade’s leadership, we donated to AFS Club and the Tele- thon. Our Candle Sale proved to be a great success. We held our Noel Ball, with Charlene Rehrauer as Queen, in the High School Foyer. We were also very active in our Junior Year. With Dave Cooke as our President, we launched the Christmas Card Sale. We held the traditional Sadie Hawkins Day Dance and our Junior Prom. Gretchen Gundlach reigned as Prom Queen. Now we’re Seniors, led by Marcia DeLisle. With our Magazine Sale over, we’re looking forward to Graduation, the Senior Prom, and the many roads ahead. 35 Christina Adams Kim Adanti Donald Altmann 34 Gary Anderson James Anderson Deborah Ball Philip Barie Janet Barthel Thomas Beam Joan Belscher Robert Bishop Marilyn Blumenstein 37 Wayne Bobseine Craig Bobseine Gregory Bock Rosemarie Bremiller Susan Bolton Patrick Brown 38 John Cooper 39 David Cook Robert Craft Daniel Cotter Carol Crump I Elaine Crosby 40 Pamela Curry Kenneth Decker Marcia DeLisle Rosemarie DiBlasi IP Mary Jo DiBlasi 41 Christine Dygula Valerie Dziak Cynthia Eaton Barbara Edwards Kathy Emerling Louise Empringham Gayle Failey Robert Farner Mary Lee Feldman Susan Feldman 44 Elaine Feltz William Francis Rhonda Frantz Paul Gallati Rebecca Feltz Sally Feltz Barbara Fisher Ann Fleckenstein Alex Gnann Charles Golabek Thomas Gately Gail Gelser Elaine Golabek A Gretchen Gundlach Thomas Goodemote Cheryl Green Owen Gould Daniel Grigsby Charles Gunsher 48 Kathleen Hesse Jack Holnbeck Dale Howard Linda Huber Gary Hunchar 49 Kevin Hesse Sheryl Hofmann Richard Jablonski Douglas Jensen Robert Johnson V y Mary Hunter Diane Johnson f Debra Hutchinson i Jean Kestner Terry Killinger Jane Klaiber Brenda Knopf Dorothy Kondziela Jay Kita •«cr- r Lawrence Kotlarsz Victoria Krezmien Mary Kropczynski Gary Kraus Cathryn Kota Audry Krezmien Mary Beth Kuhn Mary Koningisor Jacqueline Lake Lloyd Lamb Leland Lamoreaux Diane Lango James Lambert Donald Langreck Raymond Laurie Thomas Lightcap Wanda Lowe Terry Law Paul Lawrence Michael McClelland Barbara McClelland Anne Manchester Lynda McCarthy Jody Penfold Darryl Palen James Piscitelli Phyllis Peters Clifford Penke Rudolph Ploetz Allen Rauch Philip Porter Kathy Randall Michael Rafter Barbara Proctor Will Potter Shirl Raber Charlene Rehrauer Stephen Reynolds Lawrence Rood 62 Daniel Saunders Michael Schroeder Paul Seymour Deborah Simmons Andrew Sheret Cheryl Slaughenhaupt 63 Susan Sion Beth Slating Anthony Smith Patricia Smith Nancy Smith Daniel Smith Richard B. Smith 64 Richard L. Smith Bobbi Smith Betty Spencer Kathryn Srock 65 66 Keith Tadt Gregory Taylor Ronald Tadt Charles Vacinek Frank Waldron Noppadon Wechsawat Dale Weiss Jeffrey Whitton 68 Heidi Wiltse Rose Ann Winiasz Richard Wright wr Donna Woodring Susan Wright Marvin Zielonka Karen Wulf Marcia Anderson Katherine Burke Robert Craft Gary Bellinger Craig Linden Ronald Littlebrandt Victor Pope Joel Taylor Gregory Waterman Pictures Not taken: James Baker, Marc Lewis, Lawrence Smith, John Toth. 72 73 Phil Barie AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE STUDENTS AFS is the best thing that has ever happened to me. For elev- en weeks during the summer of 1970, I was lucky enough to call Roxas City, the Republic of the Philippines, my home, and a beautiful, warm, friendly family of Filipinos my family. The idea of becoming a Filipino, of seeing the world for a brief moment from an Asian per- spective, is one that I will cher- ish forever. Someone once said that the trouble with people is that they build walls instead of bridges. AFS is one bridge that will never cease to serve the cause of international friend- ship. Phil Barie “Walk together, talk togeth- er, o ye people of the Earth. Then, and only then, shall ye have peace.” 74 Gladys Nyapidi I still remember when I first came. I felt like everything remains the same: No difference in people, they're so kind, filled in their faces with such a warm smile. I’m so impressed with these wonderful students: so friendly, so fantastic in their workout. I will never forget these such mo- ments. To remember all of you, who are going to succeed with no doubt. First day of school, teach- ers showed students that it is absolutely demo- cratic to fight for their rights by a peaceful demonstration. To show that they’re important not antique. Be proud of Springville, the perfect AFS town. Halfway around the world, they send you goodwill toward men who sing a sacred song. I’m glad to have such a chance with the Griffins. Noppadon Wechsawat I am glad of having this opportunity of jotting in this book. I really feel that AFS has given me this great opportunity to learn from various people in this community. It has been great pleasure to live in such a wonderful community Springville is, where people are so friendly that I had not come to. G.l. school is just marvelous: whenever I needed help there was someone around eventually to give me some without me lingering about. From there this judges that, it is the best time of all I have experienced. And I have really loved it. Let me hope that you will come to my country, I will try my best to do as much as you've done for me. Really come, come and see those wonderful animals. Come one, come all, Uganda will warmly welcome you. 75 Gladys Nyapidi SENIOR POLL MOST MUSICAL: Paul Seymour, Mary Koningisor MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Beth Slating, Jay Kita MOST ARTISTIC: Liz Vacanti, Jack Holn- beck MOST STUDIOUS: Sally Feltz, Owen Gould 78 w ■■ CLASS INDIVIDUALIST: Heidi Wiltse, John Toth 79 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Nick Stu- art, Cyndi Moritz T MOST ATHLETIC: Sue Feld- man, Steve Reynolds SENIOR DIRECTORY Kim Elizabeth Adanti—Major Math. Activities: Girl s Varsity Club 4. AFS 2.4; Ambition: Experimental Psychologist Donald Altmann—Major: Math. Science; Activities Chorus. Football; Ambition: college Gary C Anderson—Major: Industrial arts; Ambition: Nursery manager James E. Anderson—Major Science. Vocational agriculture. Activities FFA; Ambition: college Deborah Ann Ball—Major. Art; Activities. Marching unit 3. Girl s volley- ball 1. Girl s basketball 1; Ambition: Teaching mentally retarded children Philip S. Bane—Major. Math. Science. Spanish; Activities: Class repre- sentative 1. Wind Ensemble 2.3.4, Basketball 1.2. Baseball 3.4. AFS student to Philippines. Boys Varsity Club 4. It s Academic 3.4. Stage Band 2.3.4, Student council 1.2.3 (Treasurer). 4. AFS 3.4, National Honor Society 4. National Merit semi-finalist 4; Ambition: Career in medicine Janet Lynn Barthel—Major: Art. Home Ec., Horticulture; Ambition get married Thomas H Beam—Major: industrial arts; Activities: Cross country Bas- ketball. Track; Ambition: Service Linda L Becker—Major Business; Activities: Girls' Varsity Club 2.3.4, Griffonell staff 3.4. Tn-Hi-Y 3.4. Class representative 2.3; Ambition Secretary marriage Joan Ann Belscher—Major Homemaking. Art; Activities Griffonell staff 4, Bowling 2; Ambition interior Decorator Robert J. Bishop—Major Food Service. Activities Cross Country 1 FFA 2.3.4; Ambition New York State Health inspector Marilyn Blumenstem—Major Home Ec Ambition Marriage Wayne G. Bobseme—Major: Business: Ambition: None Rosemarie Bremiller—Major: Business Dorene Burgard—Major: Homemaking; Ambition: Marriage Kathleen Ann Burke—Major. French; Activities: Red Cross. Competitive Swimming 2.4 Frank Von Bulges—Major: Math. Science; Activities Basketball 2.3.4, Ambition: Engineering David L. Cooke—Major: Science. Spanish; Activities: Class representative 2.3. Class President 3. Football 1.2. Tennis 2.3.4. Spanish Club 2.3. Communication 4 Dan Cotter—Major Math. Science; Activities: Football. Basketball. National Honor Society; Ambition: Engineer John Cooper—Major: Industrial Arts: Activities Basketball. Track; Ambi- tion: None Robert Craft—Major: Farm Production and Management; Activities FFA Ambition: Dairy farming Elaine Crosby—Major: Business: Ambition: College. Career Carol L. Crump—Major French. Science; Activities: Latin Club 1. French Club 2. Homeroom Representative 3. Griffonelle staff 4; Ambition To be Queen of Spnngville Pamela Curry—Major: Science. Math, and Spanish; Activities Tri-Hi-Y. Girls' Varsity Club 4. AFS 4; Ambition: College-Science major Susan M Darbee—Major: Business: Activities: School newspaper; Ambition To make it in life Linda L Davie—Major Business. Activities AFS 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Griffonell staff 4; Ambition: to make others happy Marcia DeLisle—Major: French. Science; Activities: Cheerleading 2,3,4. Stage Band 2.3.4. Class President 4. Class Vice-President 3. Student Council 1.2.3. Woodwind Quintet 2.3. Wind Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Orchestra 2,3,4; Ambition: Understanding our world and the people in it. college Mary Jo DiBlasi—Major Science; Activities Cheerleading 3.4. Tennis 1.3.4; Ambition. Produce many big noses Daphne Ann Dombrowski—Major: Business; Ambition: Secretary Richard Donhauser—Major: mechanics; Ambition: Farming Linda L. Drake—Major Business. Activities Select Chorus 1.2.3.4. Library Club 3.4; Ambition: Secretarial work Anthony w Drozd Cool —Major Science; Ambition: To graduate from High School and have a blond nurse for a girlfriend Michael T Dygert—Major: Science. Math; Activities Radio Club 1.2.3.4. Baseball 3.4. French Club 1.2; Ambition: College to become a radio or T V program director Cynthia Kay Eaton—Major Business; Activities Rep Band 1. Chorus 4. Yorkers 1.2. Latin Club 1. French Club 2. Student Council 1. Home- room Representative 2.3. Flute Ensemble 1. Speedbali 4. Ambition To get some butterscotch fudge that tastes like peanut butter Barbara L. Edwards—Major Music. French. Science; Activities: Class Secretary 1.2. Student Council Secretary 3. Student Council 4. Stu- dent—Faculty Committee 4, AFS 1,2.3.4. Community musical 1.2.3.4 Thespians Kathy Emerlmg—Major Business; Ambition: College Louise M. Emprmgham—Major: French. Science. Activities: French Club. Biology Club. School newspaper. Student Council 1; Ambition: Col- lege. teaching Gayle Failey—Major: Business. Ambition: college Robert G. Farner—Major: Business. Math. Science; Activities Swimming. Cross Country. Radio Club. Boys Varsity Club. Student Council; Ambition: Life guard Susan A. Feldman—Major: Math. Science. Activities: Girls' Varsity Club. Homeroom Representative 1.2.3. Girls' Intramurals 3.4. Synchronized Swimming 4; Ambition To run without falling down , make it through college and teach Phys. Ed. Elaine Gail Feltz—Major: Home Ec.; Activities Girls' Varsity Club Ambition: Work Sally Jane Feltz—Majors: Science. Math. Latin; Activities Latin Club 1.2. 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Latin National Honor Society 1.2.3.4. Griffonell staff 4. School newspaper 2.3; Ambition: Registered nurse Betty Jane Fisher—Major Business. Homemaking; Activities; Synchronized Swimming. Bowling 1.2; Ambition: Get married Ann Fleckenstem—Major: Science. French; Activities. Tri-Hi-Y. French Club 1.2. Latin Club 1; Ambition: Nursing William Francis—Major: Math; Ambition: None Rhonda Lynn Frantz—Major: Math. Science. French; Activities French Club 2.3. Intramural basketball 2.3. Volleyball 2.3. Competitive Swim- ming 2.3. Girls' Varsity Club 4. Future Teachers 3. AFS 4. Syn- chronized Swimming 4. Yorkers 2. Biology Club 2; Ambition: To take life as it is and accept all those living here with me. (Teaching after college) Thomas R Gately—Major Science. Math. French; Activities French National Honor Society 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. French Club 1. Clarinet Choir. Clarinet Quartet. Griffonell Art Editor 4. Football 1. Golf 2. Community Musical 1.2.3. Student Council 2.3; Ambition: Architecture, and to be done with the Yearbook. Gail Gelser—Major: French. Science; Activities: Tn-Hi-Y. French Club; Ambition: Nursing Chuck Golabek—Major: Agriculture; Activities: Girls 1.2.3.4. Ambition: Women Owen Kenneth Gould—Major Math. Science; Activities: Football 2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Orchestra 4. Boys Varsity Club 2.3.4. Student Council 4; Ambition: Go to college Thomas Goodremote—Major; Industrial Arts. Ambition College Gretchen R Gundlach—Major French. Music; Activities: Debate Club 1. Band 1.2.3. Chorus 1.2.3.4, Girls' Varsity Club 2.3.4. AFS 2.3.4 Stu- dent Council 3.4. Homeroom Representative 1.2. Clarinet Choir 1; Ambition: College Charles Gunsher—Major industrial Arts; Activities Football, Basketball; Ambition: To pass 9R Algebra Ellen M. Hall—Major Business. Homemaking; Activities Library Club Patricia A. Hawkins—Major: Business: Activities French Club. AFS. Chorus; Ambition: Two year college or work Orpha Janet Hebdon—Maior: Science; Activities: Tri-Hi-Y. Girls Varsity Club. Flaglme. Select Chorus; Ambition: Air Force. Psychology or social work Karon L. Helit—Major Science. Art; Ambition Lab technician Kathy Hess—Major: Business Sheryl J Hofmann—Major French. Music: Activities Band 1,2.3. Orches- tra 1.2. Chorus 2.3.4. French Club 2. Griffithaires 2.3.4. Girls' Varsity Club 4. AFS 2.3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Ambition: College John Paul Holnbeck. Ill—Major Math. Science. Art; Activities French Club 1.2. Spanish Club 3. Tennis 1. Swimming 1. School newspaper 4. Biology Club 2. Stage Design 1. Yorkers 1.2; Ambition To be a mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper Dale M Howard—Major Science. Music. Activities: Spanish Club 1. Percussion Ensemble 2.3. Stage Band 4. Football 1.2; Ambition To work at Art Bensons' Linda D Huber—Major Business; Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. AFS 3. Grif- fonell staff 4; Ambition Two years at E C. Tech. Gary L Hunchar—Math. Science; Activities Basketball. Tennis 1.2.3; Ambition: Electronic engineering Mary Rae Hunter—Major: Business. Homemaking; Activities Griffonell staff 4. Homeroom representative 2.3; Ambition: Work, marriage Debra Ann Hutchinson—Major: Business: Activities Cheerleading. Chorus. Synchronized Swimming. Softball. Competitive Swimming. Community musical. Majorettes; Ambition: Airlines Douglas Jensen—Major: Agriculture. Activities: FFA; Ambition Undecided Diane M Johnson—Major: French, Music: Activities Stage Band: Ambition Stay happy Robert F. Johnson—Major: Science. French; Activities Ski Club. Yorkers. Tennis. French Foreign Study League; Ambition: College Kathryn A Josim—Major Music. French, Science; Activities Tri-Hi-Y 4. String Quartets 1.2.3. Orchestra 1.2.3.4. Chorus 3.4. Duet 4 Com- munity Musical 2. Trio 3. Ambition. College, music teacher Jacob F Karb III—Major Science; Activities Stage Band 2.3.4. Com- munity musical 1.2.3; Ambition: Go on to college Candace Joann Kelley—Major: Home Ec.; Activities Library Club 3.4. President of Library Club 4. Ambition Become a librarian Jay Edward Kita—Major Science. Math. Spanish; Activities Football 1.2.3.4. Tennis 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society. Band 2.3.4. Orchestra 2.3.4, Stage Band 2.3.4 Brass Group 1.4. Debate Club 1. It s Aca- demic 3.4. National Merit Semi-Finalist; Ambition B A . M A . PhD. D of Arch.. L.L.D. opd. Jane A Kiaiber—Major: Math. Spanish. Activities Radio Club 1.4. Home- room Representative 1.2.3. Spanish Club 3 (Treasurer). 4. Future Nurses 3; Ambition: To become a registered nurse Brenda Lee Knopf—Major: Science; Activities: Future Nurses 3; Ambition Nursing Susan M. Koch—Major Cosmetology; Ambition Cosmetologist Mary Koningisor—Major Music; Activities Band. Orchestra. Stage Band. Synchronized Swimming. Ski Club. Woodwind Quintet; Ambition Music teacher Cathy A. Kota—Major: Math. Business. Ambition: To be happy and content Lawrence J. Kotlarsz—Major Math. Science: Ambition: Accountant Mary A Kropczynski—Major Business Mary Beth Kuhn—Major: French; Activities Ski Club 1. Girls' Varsity Club 2,3,4, Homeroom Representative 2. Student Council Representa- tive 3. Ring Committee 2. Griffonell staff 4 AFS 4. Yorkers 1.2 Class Secretary 4. French Club 1.2.3. National Honor Society 3.4 Ambition: Sociology major 83 Lloyd E Lamb—Major Ag Business. Science; Activities FFA. Music; Ambition: Business Leland D. Lamoreaux—Major: Business Diane Lango—Major: Spanish. Math. Science. Activities: String Quartet 1.2.3.4. AFS 3. Chorus 1.2.3. Orchestra 1.2,3.4. Quiz Bowl 3. Theatre Workshop 4. Model U N 3. Erie County Orchestra 3; Ambition: To discover, cultivate, and circulate a completely democidic virus, and in so doing save the world Donald M Langreck—Majors: Math. Science. Latin; Activities: Swimming 1.2.3.4. Boys Varsity Club 4 Latin National Honor Society 3.4. Latin I Club 1. Advanced Latin Club 2.3.4. Stage Crew 1,2, A.V Club 2. AFS 2.3.4 (President); Ambition: To believe in life and to help people everywhere. Liberal Arts college Ray Laurie—Major: Math. Vocational Agriculture. Activities FFA 2.3.4 Paul M Lawrence—Major: Science. French. Math; Activities: Wind En- semble, French Club 1. Community Musical 1.2.3.4. AFS 2,3.4. Ambition: College Thomas J. Lightcap—Major: industrial Arts Wanda Lowe—Major Business Jane Lux—Major: Business. Homemaking; Ambition: Waitress work and marriage Jerry M Mahl—Major: Math. Science; Activities Student Council 2.3. Basketball 1.2. Track 3.4. French Club 1. Biology Club 2. Homeroom Representative 1. W N Y. Science Congress; Ambition: Electrical technician Ellen E Martin—Major: French. Theater Workshop. Activities: Theater Workshop 2.3.4. Tn-Hi-Y 4; Ambition: College, theater Lynda S. McCarthy—Major: Spanish; Activities: Chorus Michael E. McClelland—Major: industrial Arts; Activities: Football 1.2,3. Swimming Martha E Meade—Major: Math; Activities: Class Vice-president 1. Class President 2. Girls' Varsity Club 2.3 (Secretary). 4 (Vice-president). Student Council President 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Student-Faculty Committee 4. French Club 1. Grils' State 3. Softball 3. Student Council Repre- sentative 1; Ambition Teacher Teresa C Metz—Maior: Math. Science. Activities: AFS 2. Girls Varsity Club 3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Gnffonell staff 4. Student Council 3. French Club 3.4; Ambition: College—Elementary school teacher Ann E. Michalakes—Major Spanish. Science Activities: Ski Club 1. AFS 2. Student Council 3. Girls Varsity Club 3.4. Tn-Hi-Y 3.4. Grif- fonell staff 4; Ambition: “To run it up the flagpole and see who salutes it!' Marie C Miller—Major Spanish. Activities: Spanish Club. Chorus. Ambition: College Cynthia Moritz—Major Spanish. Science. Math; Activities Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. Synchronized Swimming 4. Student Council 3. Homeroom Representative 1. National Honor Society 3.4. AFS 2. Intramurals 4; Ambition. “To run it up the flagpole and see who salutes it. Larry J. Moritz—Major: industrial Arts; Activities Swimming; Ambition: Working with mentally retarded Dan Moyer—Major: Math. Science; Activities: Stage Band 3.4. Track 1. Golf 1.2. Basketball 2, Baseball 2.3.4. Wind Ensemble 2.3,4 Rep Band 1. Orchestra 4. Ambition. College—then defeat Arnold Palmer Dorothy Jean Mrugala—Major: Homemaking; Activities Girls' Varsity Club. School newspaper 1.2.3.4. Softball; Ambition Bible college to be a missionary in South America Edward L Mustek—Majors Math. Science. French; Activities National Honor Society 3.4. French National Honor Society 2.3.4. Latin National Honor Society 3.4. Gnffonell staff 3. Griffonell Editor 4. Select Chorus 3.4. French Club 1. Class Treasurer 1.2.3.4; Ambition College, then rule the world Gladys Nyapidi—AFS Student; Ambition: To be a Doctor Karl Ott—Major: Ag. Business; Activities: FFA; Ambition: Work as Busi- ness Manager in a cooperative Darryl D Palen—Major industrial Arts Jody Penfold—Major: Business; Ambition: To live a fulfilled life Clifford W Penke—Major: Math. Science; Activities. Football 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Boys' Varsity Club. Ambition: Unknown Phyllis Marie Peters—Major: Homemaking; Activities: A.V. Club 1.2. Jr.- Sr. Play 1. Community musical 1; Ambition: Marriage Jim Piscitelli—Major: Math; Activities: Football 1.2. Basketball 1. Base- ball 2.3.4. Ambition: Be a nice guy Rudolph J. Ploetz—Major Agriculture Will Watson Potter “Guillermo —Majors: Science. Spanish. Math. Study Hall; Activities: Student Council 1.2.3. Rep Band 1.2. Football Band 1. Spanish Club 2.3.4. Quiz Bowl 2.3. Football 1.2. Tennis 1.2.3.4, Community musical 3.4. School newspaper 2. Ski Club 1. Radio Club 3.4. St. Bonaventure Press Day 3.4. Spanish Excursion 3; Ambition: Law ... Or perhaps another Mr Schrantz Barbara L Proctor—Major: French. Science; Activities: Synchronized Swimming. French Club. Student Council 3. Speedball; Ambition: To achieve self-control, restraint, love, peace, and happiness Shirl Raber—Major: Art. Business; Ambition; Something in the field of art Michael Rafter—Major: Science; Ambition. Nurse Kathy Randall—Major: Home Ec.; Activities Library Club 1.2.3.4. School newspaper; Ambition: Library assistant Allen A Rauch—Major: Art. Industrial Arts; Ambition: Work Steve Reynolds—Major Math, industrial Arts. Activities Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1. Wrestling 1. Baseball 2; Ambition: Work Larry Rood—Major: Math. Science. Spanish; Activities: Baseball 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2. Swimming 3.4. Cross Country 4; Ambition: Engineering Daniel W Saunders—Major: Science. Math. Activities: Football 1.2.3.4, Orchestra 2,3.4. Track 3.4. Stage Band 2.3.4. Homeroom Representa- tive 1,2.3; Ambition: Optometrist Paul Seymour—Major: Music. French; Activities: Band. Orchestra. Stage Band. Brass Choir, Football 2.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1; Ambition: Music teacher C Andrew Sheret—Major Math. Science; Activities: Band 1.2.3.4. Orches- tra 2.3,4, Tenms 1,2.3. Spanish Club 3. Football 1. Homeroom repre- sentative 1. Percussion Ensemble 2; Ambition To be a hockey puck Debbie A Simmons—Major: Business Susan M Sion Beth Slating—Major Math. Science. Spanish. Music; Activities: String Quartet 1.2.3.4. Community musical 2.3.4. Orchestra 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Erie County Orchestra 2.3. All-State Orchestra 4, Conference Orchestra 4. Griffonell Staff 4. Ambition: To figure out the plot Cheryl Slaughenhaupt—Major: Business. Activities Clarinet Choir; Ambi- tion: Secretary Bobbi Lee Smith Robert'—Major: Business. Homemaking; Activities Maiorettes 1.2. Concert Chorus; Ambition: Modeling Dan A Smith—Major: Agriculture; Ambition: Mechanic Gary D. Smith—Major: Industrial Arts; Activities: Freshman Football. Freshman Basketball. J.V. Football. J.V Basketball. J.V Baseball; Ambition; Possible college, work, draft. Sheila Haberer Larry Smith—Major: Ag. Business Nancy L. Smith—Major Math. Science; Activities: Future Teachers 1.2. Spanish Club 1. Chorus 1.2.3.4. Community musical 1.3.4. Griffonell staff 4. Library Club 1.2.3.4; Ambition: Secondary education. Mathe- matics Patricia A Smith Pattr—Major: Business. Home Economics; Activities Student Council. Bowling. Future Teachers; Ambition: Go to Alaska Richard B Smith—Major: Science; Ambition: Go to college and become successful and rich Gerald Sparceno—Major: industrial Arts: Ambition: To own a service station Betty Spencer—Major: Science; Ambition Writer Kathryn Srock—Major: Homemaking; Ambition: Become a permanent light fixture Robert L. Stachowski—Major: Industrial Arts. Science; Ambition: Live my own life Nicholas Charles Stuart—Major: Math. Science. Latin; Activities: Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Latin I Club. Advanced Latin Club. Boys Varsity Club 3.4. Band 1. Orchestra 1. Brass Sextet 1. Debate Club 1; Ambition: College Debra Marie Szudzik—Major Spanish. Business; Activities: Marching Unit 2. Orchestra 2. Spanish Club 4. AFS 2; Ambition: College, marriage. Secretary Gregory Robert Taylor—Major: Math. Science. French; Activities: Football. Basketball. Baseball; Ambition: College Linda A Tesch—Major: Homemaking Elizabeth Mary Vacanti—Major. Art. Homemaking; Activities: Griffonell staff 4. Spanish Club. Red Cross. School newspaper; Ambition: An artistic liberator in Australia Charles Vacmek—Major: Science. Industrial Arts; Ambition: College Frank C. Waldron—Major: Science; Activities: Football 1,3.4. Track 2.3.4 Chorus 2,3,4. Boys Varsity Club 3.4. Ambition: Naval. Air Force career Greg Waterman—Major: Agriculture; Activities: Football 1.2.3, Basketball 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 1.2, FFA 1.2.3.4; Ambition: Farming Nappadon Wechsawat—AFS Student from Thailand; Activities Cross Country. Track; Ambition: Forest ranger Jeffrey Whitton—Major: Auto Mechanics; Activities Track; Ambition Auto mechanic Rose Ann Wimasz—Major: Latin. Math. Science: Activities: School newspaper, National Honor Society. Latin National Honor Society. Ambition: Biologist Susan Wohlhueter—Major: Math. Science. French; Activities: French Club 1. French National Honor Society. AFS; Ambition: College Donna Woodring—Major: Cosmetology; Activities Drum Major. Swimming Ambition: Beautician Susan A Wright—Major: Science; Activities: Girls' Varsity Club 2.3.4, Chorus 4. Speedball 4. Homeroom representative 2.3, French Club 1.2. Yorkers 1. Ambition: To live life and be happy Karen Elizabeth Wulf—Major: Math. Science; Activities Chorus 1.2,3.4. French I Club 3; Ambition: Data processing Marvin D Zielonka—Major Business; Activities: Radio Club 2.3 Those names missing: entries not submitted in time for publish ing. 84 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY The Smith Hardware 67 East Main Street 86 Springville UNDERCLASSMEN is tumbling earthward u6isap ui |eui6uo 87 JUNIORS Class Officers, Left to right: Vice-President: Barb Hoch, President: David Blesy. Secretary: Sue Bobseine. Treasurer: Cheryl Gernatt. First row: Jack Aber, Marilyn Adams. Mad- elyn Anstett, Jodell Anderson. Lynn Ar- bore. Diane Bailey. Brenda Bardo. Second row: Charles Barrett. Gail Bartkowski. Kim Baye. Darlene Bellinger. Daniel Belscher. Kathy Bement. Wendy Bentley. Third row: Peggy Bentson, John Benz. Marcia Benz, John Biehl. Sheree Blake. Gregory Blakely. Rebecca Blasdell. Fourth row: David Blesy. Brian Bobseine. Suzanne Bobseine, Amy Boscoe, Pamela Bowser. Patricia Brown. George Burgard. 88 First row: Cindy Burke, Paul Burnham. Karen Carter, Kevin Carter, Michele Cecala, Charlene Cehulic, Laureen Clark. Sec- ond row: Susan Cobo, Linda Codd, Yvonne Conner. Brian Cot- ter. Virginia Crosby, Ben Crump, Kent Cummings. Third row: Suzanne Curfman, Kenneth Cyrek. David Dains, Carol Dalgleish, Douglas Dash, Bryan Day, Diane DeWald. Fourth row: Patricia Dick, Ann Diesfeld, Kathleen Drumsta, Ken Eder, Pam Eisenhut, Carol Emerling, Diane Emerling. Fifth row: Sharon Emerling, Audrey Fagan, John Fancher. Sixth row: Craig Farner, Laurie Feldman, Annette Feltz. Seventh row: Mark Ferguson, George Filipink, George Wittmeyer. 89 First row: Charles Fisher, Paul Fornes, Diane Frost, Elaine Frost. Joan Fuller. Second row: Cynthia Gasper. Audrey Gentner, Cheryl Gernatt. Third row: Pamela Glass, Edward Golabek. Fourth row: Patrick Goran, Debra Graves, David Gurney, Sheila Haber- er, Willard Hall, Elaine Hare. Fifth row: Judy Harri- son. David Harvey, Walter Heim. Sixth row: Dale Henry, Onaly Herman, Marsha Hildebrand. Seventh row: Barbara Hoch, Kevin Howard, Michael Huber, Doris Hunt, Jan Ingerson. 90 First row: Laura Ireland. Eugene Jaw- orski, Sheila Jimerson, Allan Jung. Second row: Sharon Kaczanowski, Lorraine Kendall, Gary Kepple, Dawn Kessler. Third row: Daniel Kieber. Shirley Kief, Deby Killinger, Robert Knavel. Fourth row: Denise Knight, Alane Kondziela. Barbara Kotlarsz. Susan Kowalak, Stanley Kowalik. Fifth row: Kevin Kujawa, Sandra Lake. James Latham. Margaret Laurie, Ken- neth Lawton, James Leonard, Dwight Lingenfelter. Sixth row: Connie Lipoff, Susan Locker. Debbie Lohrey. David Lounsbury, Dawn Lowe. Karen Luksic, David Luther. Seventh row: Valerie Lux, Raymond Maddex, Michael Man- gan, Barry McClellan, Steve Meade. Cynthia Meyer. Janet Miess. 91 First row: Dean Miller, Jerrell Miller, Robert Miller, Russell W. Miller, Jerald Morris, Dennis Nas- on, Kellie Nelson. Second row: Lori Nunn, Rose Nun- weiler, Donna Omphalius, Cheryl Otto, Karen Paul, Linda Paul, Edward Perkins. Third row: Mark Peter- son, Ricky Phillips, Wendy Pidsadnick, Lois Piscit- elli, Richard Place, Karen Prantke. Michelle Prock- nal. Fourth row: Sharon Quick, Katherine Rader, Kathleen Radigan. Michele Raiber, Cynthia Rand, Lynne Reynolds, Steven Reynolds. Fifth row: Don- ald Richard, Judy Roncska, Betty Ross, Ricky Ru- dolph, Jill Russell, Jeffrey Rutenkroger, Jonathan Sakowski. Sixth row: Robert Salzer, James Schaus, Robert Schiele, Howard Schuster. Seventh row: Gary Seider, Brenda Shelly, Clinton Shelly, Carol Shultes. 92 First row: James Slaughenhaupt, Bonnie Smith, Brenda Smith, Lester Smith, Linda Smith, Martha Smith, Ann Smolinski. Second row: Ellen Spauld- ing, Richard Spaulding, Bonnie Spencer. Patricia Spencer. Third row: Robert Spencer. Holly Spitt- ler, Gerald Spors, James Spors. Fourth row: Barbara Stapleton, Rosemary Steff. Paul Stowe, Eric Tarbox, Mary Timmel, Suzanne Turner, Kim- berlie Vaughn. Fifth row: Thomas Vybiral, Ken- neth Wainwright, Patricia Walczyk. James Wangelin, Virginia Waterman, Sharon Weld, Kimberley Weltjen. Sixth row: Ann Wendling, Mark Whitton, Kevin Wid- dowfield, Catherine Wienk, Michael Willover, Debo- rah Wilson, Donna Wingeier. Seventh row: Mary Woodworth, Barbara Wright, Cynthia Wright, Philip Wright, Matthew Wysocki, Peggy Yousey, Mary Zittel. 93 SOPHOMORES Class Officers, Left to right: Treasurer: Kar- en Blakely, President: Martha Folts, Vice President: Amy Gates, Secretary: Dorothy Abbey. First row: Dorothy Abbey. Second row: Teryl Anderson. Third row: Jeanne Angelo, Gary Anstett, David Atherton, Deborah Atwood, Henry Bailey. Katherine Baker, Patricia Baker. Fourth row: Roberta Bardo, David Barie, Carol Bartkowiak, Donald Barthel, Ruth Beach, Sandra Becony, Heather Beecher. Fifth row: Richard Bellinger, Carol Belscher, Elayne Bobseine, Stephen Bots- ford, Cheryl Bickerstaff, Dennis Bielecki, Jason Biscup. Sixth row: Karen Blakely, Darlene Blanck, Wendy Brandt, Rebecca Brown, Robin Bulges, Barbara Burkland, Janet Burke. 94 First row: James Cairns. Kathy Chilson. Diane Cho- waniec. Second row: Daniel Ciszak. Leslie Cline. Carol Coia, Anne Constantine. Third row: Lisa Curry, Georgiana Czerniak. Craig Danzig. Barbara Davidson, Elizabeth Davis, Steve DeLisle, Gail Dom- browski. Fourth row: Jackie Draudt, Elizabeth Du- bisz, Ron Spencer, Gil Eaton, Debbie Edwards. Warren Elvers, Gloria Emerling. Fifth row: Philip Emerling, Robert Emerling, Lee Engler. Debra Far- ner, Steve Farner, Larry Faulring, Burt Feltz. Sixth row: Cynthia Feltz. Curtis Fisher, Linda Fisher. Ronald Fisher, Susan Fisher, Martha Folts, Rose- mary Foster. Seventh row: Sandra Fox, Jeffrey Frank. Peter Gallati, Amy Gates. David Garlock. Joseph Gernatt, Eileen Gnann. ■ 95 First row: Marie Gonzalez, Carl Gould, Anna Grace, Cyn- thia Ground, Jamie Hamilton. Second row: Ronald Hare, Harriet Hartzell, Joann Hauri. Third row: Thomas Hawkins, Margaret Heim. Fourth row: Lynn Hildebrand, Mary Hildebrand, Jerald Hoch, Dale Hofmann, Judy Holnbeck, William Horn. Fifth row: Eleanor Howard, Ronald Hrobocinski, Candace Hunchar. Sixth row: Karen Hunchar, Lee Hutchin- son, Kevin Jackson. Seventh row: Donald Johnson. Roger Johnson, Deborah Kalwicki, Harold Kelley, Douglas Kessler. 96 First row: Michael Killingbeck, Patricia Killingbeck, Jeff King, Mary Lou Kirkendall, Michael Kist, Joel Koningisor, Colleen Kota. Second row: Julie Kotvis, Debora Krezmien, James Krezmien, Michael Kropczynski, Sandford Lamoreaux, Gary Lavin, Michael Lerminiaux. Third row: Michael Lilga, Karen Locker, Carol Loud, Kenneth Lounsbury, Dale Lud- wig, Randy Lunger, Deborah Lux. Fourth row: Maureen Lux, Julia Malack, Nancy Mangan, Lou Anne Mayer. Fifth row: Susan McCall, Carolyn McCarthy, Russell McCloud, Denise McKenna. Sixth row: Robert Megnin, Louise Merow, Teri Mesch, Mary Meyer. Seventh row: Richard Mor- lock, James Morton, Catherine Murdock, Susan Newman. 97 First row: Lillian O’Connor. Second row: Carol Palmer, Darryl Palmer, Yvonne Pacquin. Third row: Rebecca PeQueen, Carrie Pleuthner, Daniel Ploetz, Marie Procknal. Fourth row: Michael Randall, Roberta Rebl, Douglas Ricketts, Michael Rood, Cathy Schaus, Denise Schiele, Robert Schmitz. Fifth row: Helen Scott, Larry Shaffer, William Shaffer, Robin Slating, Cathy Slaughenhaupt, Christie Smith, Don Smith. Sixth row: Jeffrey Smith, Marjorie Smith, Nichol- as Smith, Roberta Smith, Susan Smith, Timothy Smith, Mary Snethen. Seventh row: Cathleen Spalti, Larry Sparceno, Robert Spaulding, John Spengler, William Spittler, Virginia Stephens, Barbara Stilwell. 98 K 4 First row: Laurie Stowe, Suzanne Stojanovich, James Stromecki, David Suckow, John Swanson, Dale Swartz, Rodney Taylor. Second row: Stephen Tessmer, Stephen Timm, Cynthia Timmel, Judith Timmel, David Thomas, John Thurber, Jean Troman- hauser. Third row: Chris Truxal, Donald Urban, Frank Vacanti, Kathy VanDette, Michael Warner, Donna Weber. Pamela Webster. Fourth row: Ronald Webster, Mary Weismantel, Dorothy Weitz, Dennis Weltjen, Karla Weltjen, Terry Wied- eman, Kim Willett. Fifth row: Kelly Wiltse, Larry Winger, Susan Win- iasz, Margery Wnek, Karen Wohlhueter. Sixth row: Susan Wozniak. Judith Wright, Candice Wulf, John Zelter. Seventh row: Patricia Ziel- inski, Pamela Ziolko, Kenneth Zittel. 99 FRESHMEN Class Officers: Left to Right; San- dra Shoop-Treasurer. Kelly Kita- Vice President, Dawn Brink-Sec- retary, Rex Maul-President. First row: Jerome Adams, David Aldstadt. Second row: Michael Aldron, Roy Allen. Third row: Jill Anderson, Cheryl Andrews, Karen Armogost, Leland Austin, James Bailey, Mark Ballard, Susan Barrett. Fourth row: Carol Barthel, Vickie Barthel, Gary Bartkowski, Eric Baye, Stephanie Becony, John Bellinger, Gene Bennett. Fifth row: Charles Bis- hop, Guy Bishop, Thomas Blas- dell, Timothy Blasdell, Brian Blesy, James Boshart, Dawn Brink. Sixth row: Gerald Brown, Paul Brown, David Burgard, Donald Burke, Karen Call, Greg- ory Carr, Joseph Cecala. h 100 First row: Darlene Clark, Rita Clark, Doreen Cline, Albert Coia, Michael Conner, Donald Cooley, Daniel Crocker. Second row: David Crosby, Susan Dalg- leish, Nancy Davidson, Bryce Day, Kimberly Decker, Ricky Denzien, Kim DeWald. Third row: Ann Di- Blasi, Joseph DiBlasi, David Dittmar, Susan Domes, Ellen Dye, Mark Dygert, George Ehmke. Fourth row: Joseph Emerling, Gwen Engler, Richard Errington, Ralph Estep, Holly Everett, Ronald Everts, Rita Fagan. Fifth row: Dennis Failey, James Fancher, Becky Farner, Jane Feldman, Thomas Feldman, Rachael Feltz. Sixth row: Denise Fleckenstein, Ke- vin Fornes. David Foster, Donald Foster. Seventh row: William Foster, Faith Frantz. 101 First row: Debra Fredrick, Donna Fredrick. Second row: Barbara Fromer, Linda Fuller, Thomas Fullington. Third row: Gary Gasper, George Gasper. William Gentner, Mike Giardina, Kathy Glass, Kenneth Golabek, Ramona Gonzalez. Fourth row: Gerald Goodemote, Thelma Good- emote, Denis Gray, David Green, Dorann Griffith, Michael Groetsch, Ronald Haberer. Fifth row: Jonathan Hagen, Shawn Harshbarger, Amy Hatok, Laura Hawkins, Jon Hebdon, Alex Hedges. Cynthia Hemmerling. Sixth row: Gerald Hess, Patricia Hildebrand, Andrew Hoch, Dawn Hoch, Doreen Hockwader. Martin Hutchinson, Beth Ire- land. Seventh row: Gerald Jaworski, Karen Jung, Susan Kalwicki, James Kaypo, Charles Kehr, Robin Kelly, David Kepple. 102 First row: Barbara Kief, Sandra Killingbeck, Kelly Kita, Sharon Klein, Debra Knavel, Bruce Knight, Luann Knopf. Second row: Karen Kotlarsz, Anthony Kond- ziela, Brian Kruse, Anna Krysinski, Carolyn Lake. Robert Lake, Robert Lamb. Third row: James Land, Charlene Langreck, Sherwin Lape, Cherie Lavin, Cheryl Linden, Steven Lingenfelter, Suzanne Link. Fourth row: John Loud, Denton Lowe, Kevin Luce. William Luksic, John Luss, Donald Luther. Fifth row: Michael Lux, John Koliwaski, Daniel Mangan, Dawn Manning. Sixth row: Roger Manning, Mary Martin, Rex Maul. Seventh row: John McCall, David Mc- Carthy. 103 First row: Debbie McClellan, William McDonald, Dennis Mc- Kenna, Henry Merchel, Michele Mesler. Second row: Evelyn Mettendorf. Robert Metzger, Laurel Meyer. Third row: Rich- ard Monroe, Linda Mooney. Fourth row: Margaret Moritz, Jeffery Morris, Robert Mrugala, Joseph Mumn, Judy Nason, Linda Nason. Fifth row: Thomas Nason, Mich- ael Nellis, Polly Newbold. Sixth row: Michael Nicholson, Thomas Nunn, Diane Nunweiler. Seventh row: Linda Nunweiler, John O’Connor, John Ortel, Gregory Ott, Jill Ottney. 104 First row: Ted Papke, Dana Paquin, James Parsons. Jason Penfold, Dennis Perkins, Denise Pierce. Diane Pierce. Second row: David Ploetz, Robert Raber, Candice Raiber, Patrick Randall, Bryan Rice, Karen Rice, Robert Richard. 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The B.O.C.E.S. program offers three credits each year and students are still a member of the G.l. student body, taking English, Social Studies and Gym here. Tenth grade students who do not plan to attend college should seriously consider learning a vocation. B.O.C.E.S. Ag. students attend G.l. in a program which has over 100 students in different fields of agriculture. Ag. students are not included in the pictures. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY 128 Sam's Arco Main Elk Streets Springville AND Colden Hardware Colden EAST AURORA B.O.C.E.S. AUTO SHOP 1 John Benz Brian Bobseine Eugene Jaworski Stan Kowalik Kenneth Wainwright James Wangelin Tom Vybiral AUTO SHOP 2 Thomas Lightcap Jeffery Whitton COSMETOLOGY 1 Madelyn Anstett Doris Hunt Barbara Kotiarsz DATA PROCESSING Wendy Bentley Yvonne Conner Gary Kepple Robert Schiele Mark Whitton FOOD SERVICE Robert Bishop Cindy Burke Kenneth Cyrek Laurel Becht Clara Booth LAKE SHORE B.O.C.E.S. AUTO MECHANICS 1 Raymond Desjarlais Charles Doty Keith Edmunds Gary Seider COSMETOLOGY 1 Michele Cecala Brenda Smith COSMETOLOGY 2 Jean Kester Sue Koch Jacqueline Lake Patricia Spors Donna Woodring Weismantel Funeral Home Inc. 271 East Main Street Springville THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY AND Ron's B. P. 70 Franklin Street Springville 129 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Concord Medical Group 210 East Main Street Springville ACTIVITIES jaQP' ed f°ad streakin 0 9acr°ss c eanpaPer P ng ulse of i I s e c t y. n 1 roads of h c t find h w r |d 0ece e ePeo b e 'Ple of t a t i h u c t n y a not c a h r Q. 3 STUDENT COUNCIL P. Barie, F. Vacanti, K. Kujawa. B. Knight, R. Farner. M. Ballard, J. Loud, M. Weber, J. Schaus, D. Aldstadt, K. Decker. D. Beecher. B. Hoch, K. Wiltse, S. Becony, S. Stojanovich, G. Gundlach. P. Ziolko, K. Kita, A. Wendling. E. Howard. G. Emerling, R. Smith, M. Kirken- dall, C. Loud, O. Gould, M. Meade. L. Rood, L. Empringham. G. Carr, D. Weitz, A. Gates, J. Wright, D. Cline. B. Wagner, J. Holnbeck, M. Moritz, L. Piscitelli, A. Gentner, B. Ed- wards, L. Curry, P. Randall. 132 STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORS Mr. Rodgers. STUDENT- FACULTY COMMITTEE Standing: M. Meade, D. Beecher. Center row: Mr. Rodgers. Mr. Schmidt, B. Hoch, Mr. Lawton. Seated: B. Ed- wards, Mr. Arbore. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS M. Meade—President, C. Loud—Secre- tary, O. Gould—Vice President, D. Beecher—Treasurer. 133 M. Mangan, D. Kessler, R. Winlasz, D. Atwood, P. Ziolko, D. Langreck, C. Wright, A. Gentner, S. Feltz, Miss Gale, C. Fisher. LATIN HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left Photo: P. Barie, J. Kita, S. Feltz, O. Gould. Mr. Schrantz, E. Musick, C. Moritz, M. Kuhn, R. Winiasz. Missing: D. Cotter. B. Francis, T. Gately, M. Hall, B. Slating. 134 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY S. Wohlhueter, E. Musick, M. Woodworth, D. Blesy. Seated: D. Knight, D. Emer- ling, Miss Gale. Right, French Club—K. Kujawa, S. DeLisle. P. Salzler, W. McDonald, C. Kota, S. Stojanovich, B. Burkland, S. Becony C. Wright, K. Hunchar, D. Knavel. K. Decker, K. Wohlhueter| Miss Gale, A. DiBlasi, J. Wright, M. Weismantel, M. Smith D. Strong, R. Manning, D. Garlock, D. McKenna, G. Bennet, A. Boscoe, M. Gonzales. Center. Latin Club—C. Wright, S. Kaczanowski, M. Folts, M. Mangan, S. Feltz, D. Langreck. Miss Gale, C. Fisher A Gentner, J. Kotvis, D. Miller, A. Boscoe. P. Dick, J. Holn- beck. J. Hamilton, D. Atwood. Below, Spanish Club—Standing left to right: A. Gates D Szudzik, D. Aldstadt, G. Anstett, J. Kita. J. Loud. D Spaul- ding. G. Boch, W. Potter. J. Klaiber, R. Rebel, Mr. Ales- sandra, M. Ballard, D. Weitz, N. Davidson. M. Wnek K Baker, C. Loud. B. Ireland, D. Rugg, M. Timmel. P. Zielinski, K. Hesse. W. Francis, C. Dygula, E. Vacanti, D. Fleckenstein R. Clark, T. Nason, B. Kruse, K. Wiltse, B. McClelland b’ Megnin, F. Vacanti. LATIN CLUB FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB 135 LIBRARY CLUB S. Smith, D. Weitz. K. Chilson. P. Ziolko, Mrs. Dudley. C. Kelly. Mrs. Schwartz. K. Randall. S. Green, L. Hawkins. M. Moritz, L. Ludwig. E. Hall. N. Davidson, J. Fuller. N. Smith, B. Kotlarsz. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER FUTURE TEACHERS Above: C. Langreck, R. Smith, D. Voight, P. Zielinski. M. Wnek. K. Baker, L. Fisher. A. Gates. Left: P. Dick, K. Armogast. D. Weitz, M. Smith, S. Weld. D. Graves. B. Farner. F. Vacanti, J. Kotvis, K. Blakely. B. Fisher, J. Taylor, Mr. Lawton, K. Wiltse. D. Chowaniec. D. Walters, C. Cehulic, M. Warner. B. Davis. 136 R. Hare, D. Foster, J. Kehr, J. Mrugala, G. Burgard. M. Smith, M. Kist, B. Feltz, R. Williams. R. Spaulding, R F.F.A. Lauri, D. Johnson, G. Anderson, B. Burgard. L. Austin, B. Kraft, D. Miller, J. Kuhl, H. Kelly, D. Foster. J. Ellis. D. Lounsbury, N. Smith, J. Smith, Mr. Couture, G. Bishop. D. Miller, J. Anderson. P. Emerling, K. Zittel. D. Henry. D. Smith, L. Lamb. R. Kehr, D. Taylor, K. Wilcox, C. Bishop. M. Aldrow. TRI-HI-Y P. Curry, O. Hebdon, L. Beck- er. L. Arbore, S. Hofmann, A. Michalakes. M. Meade. P. Glass, K. Prantke. B. Hoch, L. Clark, E. Martin, L. Davie, L. Huber, D. Emerling. S. Kar- cher, T. Metz. A. Fleckenstein, S. Lake, K. Vaughn, D. Miller. A. Wendling, E. Spaulding, L. Codd. S. Quick. M. Zittel, P. Dick, C. Cehulic. 137 FLAG LINE J. Roncska. D. Omphalius, J. Draudt. B. Davidson, D. Krez- mien, Y. Paquin. COLOR GUARD L. Paul. C. Lipoff, A. Diesfeld. K. Blakely, C. Murdock. MAJORETTES S. Blake. K. Blake, Y. Paquin, K. Carter, K. Zieker, N. Walker, S. Becony. K. Vaughn. 138 RED CROSS D. Chowaniec. D. Mc- Kenna. M. Snethen. M. Smith. M. Weber, L. Reynolds, Miss Gale, M. Kirkendall, P. Dick. STAGE CREW AUDIO VISUAL G. Anderson, Mr. Allgrim, P. Burnham. D. Edwards. R. Bulges. K. Kujawa, G. Green, S. Fisher, M. Snethen. M. Smith. 139 BRASS SEXTET R. Morlock, P. Seymour. P. Gallati, J. Loud. D. Beecher, F. Bulges. Mr. Han- field, A. Constantine. J. Koningisor, R.Johnson. WOODWIND QUINTET J. Russel. F. Frantz. A. Constantine. A. Gates. M. DeLisle. WOODWIND QUARTET 140 CLARINET CHOIR D. Vought, P. Newbold, C. Langreck, J. Tharnish, B. Blesy, C. Slaughenhaupt. D. Lohrey. E. Bobseine, C. Voor- his. C. Glass. STAGE BAND P. Barie, P. Gallati, P. Seymour, D. Howard, D. Saunders, P. Glass, J. Loud, R. Morlock, J. Kita, D. Bee- cher, D. Moyer. R. Johnson, Mr. DeLisle, J. Karb, M. Koningisor. R. Lamb. D. Johnson. M. DeLisle. GRIFFITHAIRES P. Lawrence, A. Wendling. L. Codd, B. Hoch, E. Spaulding, B. Wright. M. Weber, C. Shultes. S. Lake. 14) STRING TRIO B. Slating, D. Lango. K. Joslin. U2 STRING QUINTET J. Cairns, C. Cehulic. M. Lilga, B. Kruse, H. Beecher. U3 SPORTS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: M. DiBlasi, D. Kessler, A. Smolinski, M. DeLisle, G. Bartkowski, A. Feltz, C. Moritz, K. Paul, D. Hutchinson. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Tom s Sport Shop Springville T.V. 12 North Buffalo Street AND 29 Mechanic Street Springville Springville U6 J. V. CHEERLEADERS Front row: M. Weismantel, D. Clark, L. Cline. Row two: D. Cline, K. Kita, C. Schaus. Row three: E. Howard, D. Brink, C. Hemming. 47 BOYS AND GIRLS VARSITY CLUBS Top row: B. McClelland, L. Rood, G. Burgard, D. Moyer, J. Schaus, B. Farner. Row two: B. Knavel, D. Ludwig, D. Langreck. P. Barie, G. Taylor, R. Rudolph. Row three: N. Stuart, F. Wal- dron, C. Penke. P. Sey- mour, O. Gould. Standing. L. Clark, D. Mrugrula. M. Foltz, V. Waterman, E. Feltz, H. Spit- tier, M. Benz, Mrs. Schumacher. Advisor; L. Becker, L. Curry, S. Cobo, T. Metz, C. Loud, R. Reble, O. Hebdon, M. Kuhn. Sitting: R. Frantz. K. Wiltse, S. Wright, S. Lake. C. Hoffman, L. Paul, P. Curry, D. Miller, M. Meade, P. Glass. A. Mi- chalakes. K Adanti, G. Gundlach. S. Feldman. Missing: C. Weink. 148 VARSITY SPORTS 149 VARSITY FOOTBALL George Filipink, Dale Hoffman, Mike Man- gan, Dave Gurney. Rick Rudolph, Steve Delisle, Paul Sey- mour, Frank Waldron. Bob Knavel, Barry McClel- land, Brian Cot- ter, Dan Cotter. Terry Wiedeman, John Fancher, Dan Brown, Jon Sakowski. Gregory Taylor, Kev- in Widdowfield, Owen Gould, Dale Weiss. Jay Kita, Nickolas Stuart, Jim Krezmien, Jim Schaus. Coaches: Top row: Mr. Nugent, Mr. Havens. Mr. Schla- geter, Mr. Duprey. Managers: Jim Parsons, Dennis Taylor, Dale Lud- wig. 151 TENNIS Left to right top row: C. Dygula. P. Riehle, G. Hunchar, J. Kita, D. Cooke. R. Desio. M. DiBlasi. Mr. Whitmer, coach. Kneeling: J. Sakowski, A. Sheret. B. Francis. W. Potter. L. Hutchinson. G. Haddad. G. Taylor, J. Warner. Row two: G. Brown, D. Moyer, P. Barie, M. Dygert, L. Rood. S. DeLisle, R. Rudolph. Row three: F. Abdo, G. Taylor, S. MacHose, D. Jax. C. Penke, D. Weiss, J. Piscetelli, Coach Smolinski. BASKETBALL Standing back row: G. Filipink. J. Krezmein. L. Winger, B. Cotter, G. Waterman. F. Bulges, T. Beam. Standing front row: G. Taylor, M. Bruner, D. Dains, S. Meade. R. Rudolph, D. Belscher, K. Widow- field. O. Gould, J. Miller. Kneeling. Managers—P. Emerling. K. Williams. D. Ludwig. Missing: Coach Smolinskl. CROSS COUNTRY Top row: L. Rood, J. Hess. P. Gallati, T. Beam, D. Greene, Coach Titus. Row two: L. Engler, C. Ott, D. Cizack. M. Huber. M. Bruner, M. Arbore, R. Everts. N. Wezuwat. SWIMMING Top row: D. Langreck, B. Farner, L. Rood. P. Gallati. A. Gnann. Coach Titus. Row two: D. Richard, D. Miller, D. Dash, M. Peterson. E. Tarbox, R. Smith. Row three: B. Richard. S. Farner. D. Cizak, C. Truxal. T. Hawkins, J. O’Conner, A. Gates, C. Loud. Row three: J. Ortel, T. Kondziela. R. Vacanti, T. Blasdel, R. Manning, E. Baye, J. Singer, D. Bishop. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING D. Farner, S. Shoop. K. Voorhis, R. Feltz, P. Baker, A. Gates. H. Spittler. J. Rus- sel. S. Feldman. C. Moritz, D. Wilson. S. Cobo, R. Frantz, B. Ireland. S. Ka- zinowski. C. Rand. P. Zi- olko. R. Slating. C. Timmel, C. Langreck. B. Feltz, K. Wiltse. Back: Advisor, Mrs. Schrader. TRACK Front: R. Hess, D. Ballantyne, Coach Nugent. Coach Hall. Front row: F. Waldron. C. Gould, L. Engler, B. Feltz. P. Salzler, J. Slaughenhaup. J. Frank. Row 2: M. Bruner. D. Seymour, J. Schaus. M. Huber, M. Sommers. F. Humphreys. W. Zurbrick, M. Randall, J. Mahl. Row 3: S. Kowalak. B. McClelland. P. Buresch. D. Ploetz, T. Beam. D. Saunders, J. Snyder. N. Stuart, O. Gould. M. Kropczynski. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row: C. Truxal. B. Shaffer. Row two: L. Hutchinson. M. Lerminiaux, D. Kessler. J. Frank D Garlock R Morlock, M. Mansfield. Row three: P. Salzler, J. Biscup, B. Magnin, E. Baye, J. Adams. J Loud D Waite’ B Spittler, D. Taylor. Row four: J. Parsons, W. Elvers. W. Horn, B. Knight, D. Weltjen, R. Fisher. D. Ploetz, G. Eaton R. Maul, D. Bartlett, R. Spencer, Coach Duprey. BASEBALL Front row: K. Howard, Coach Duprey, D. Belscher, P. Burnham, D. Ludwig R Spencer, L. Schaffer, C. Farner, J. Spors. Row 2: D. Brown. W. Elvers. R. Fisher, W. Heim, J. Krezmien, J. Fancher, D. Harvey, S. Meade. PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY By VARDEN STUDIOS INC. 28 South Union Street. Rochester, N.Y. BASKETBALL Standing, left to right: D. Hoffman, G. Eaton, R. Spencer, K. Fornes, W. Elvers, D. Suckow, R. Fisher. Seated: C. Gould, J. Smith, B. Spittler, G. Lavin, S. Delisle, M. Ler- miniaux, K. Lounsbury, M. Mansfield. Front row: K. Wanner, B. Day, J. McCall, D. Widdowfield. Row two: J. Schnellman, J. Cecla, D. Wienk, S. Lape, B. Haberer, D. Failey, K. Fornes, R. Estep. M. Nellis. D. Grey. Row three: J. Parsons, D. Ploetz, M. Nicholson, B. Rice, T. Feldman, M. Smith, J. Brown, D. Foster, D. Saunders, D. Paquin, J. Bailey. J. Fancher, D. Taylor. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 158 BASKETBALL Standing: J. Hagen. R. Lamb. R. Manning. J. Cecala, J. Brown. J. Loud. Michelle. B. Lucas. D. Weink. D. Widdowfield. Mr. McCloud. Kneeling: D. Grey. G. Bartkowski, J. Kaufman. G. Ludwig, M. Dygert. J. Nason. Ford Bros. Wholesale Meats Inc. Route 219 West Valley 159 • ••• • V' V � • v ___________________«c. 4 • - . - . • '� •' ... � 5 ’ •• • - .. - • ' S� v « u T � r ! • ,■ ■i w %r. '$ : f J • ' r ,: Sf. . •- i- V- . I T ur V. . ■ VT • L 'if 1 - i J ' � • -� -V ft i, |L ,• - Vv . r . - ' � “ � • • • • p - . 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