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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

GRIFFONELL 1972 Griffith Institute and Central School Springville, New York Volume XLVII 2 Time as I’ve known it doesn’t take much time to pass by me. Minutes into days turn into months turn into years, they hurry by me. Still I love to see the sun go down and the world go around. Dreams full of promises, hopes for the future—I’ve had many. Dreams I can't remember now, hopes that I’ve forgotten, faded memories. Still I love to see the sun go down and the world go around. I love to see the morning as it steals across the sky And I love to remember and I love to wonder why. 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 15 SENIORS 35 UNDERCLASSMEN 87 THE PEOPLE 109 The Yearbook staff wishes to present the 1972 Griffonell. This is a unique book; in it we have tried to represent Griffith Institute as it really exists. We hope you enjoy this Griffonell, and that it has succeeded in capturing a few of your memories. We wish to thank the Administrat- ion, Faculty, and students for their understanding and cooperation. Special thanks goes to David Aldstadt for the liner and all the art work, and Diane Emerling and Betty Ross for the cover design. Our publisher is Inter-Collegiate Press and the professional photography was done by Varden Studios. All other photography was done by our student photographers: Cynthia Rand, Lois Piscitelli, Candice Raiber and Margaret Moritz. Left, Advisors: Mrs. Gibbin, Copy Advisor; Mrs. Cranmer, Main Advisor; Mr. Whitmer, Financial Advisor. THE WORKING STAFF Cynthia Rand—Editor-in-Chief Diane Emerling—Mat Editor Kelly Wiltse Sue Stojanovich Gloria Emerling Diane Chowaniec Barb Burkland Becky Blasdell Laurie Potter Kim Vaughn Meg Moritz Lois Piscitelli Cheryl Gernatt Leslie Cline Pam Bowser Barb Smith Candy Raiber Betty Ross Shirley Kief David Aldstadt Dorothy Weitz Audrey Gentner 12 DEDICATION 13 We, the Senior Class, dedicate this 1972 Griffoneli to a man who in our estimation has proven to be a great individual in the two years he has been with us at G. I. As a teacher, he has taught us to express our own opinions in all areas of study. He has been active in the technical aspects of Theatre Workshop productions. Above all, he has been a friend to those who have approached him with their problems. For these reasons, we are proud to dedicate this 1972 Griffoneli to you, Mr. Paul Lawton. 14 16 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION 17 Mr. Schmidt, Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Dr. S. Saunders, Mrs. M. Seider—Board President, Mr. W. Winkey, Mrs. M. Lawrence—Board Secretary. Standing: Mr. H. Babbitt, Mr. R. Knopf, Mr. C. Decker, Mr. L. Williams. AUDIO VISUAL Mr. Allgrim Mrs. Brown Mr. DeLisle Director Mr. Mears Mr. Arbore MUSIC NURSE MRS. KRAMF 20 GUIDANCE Mr. Brown Director Mr. Kaufmann Counselor Mrs. Brown Aide Mrs. Filipink Secretary READING Mrs. Knueppel Teacher Mr. Gnann Counselor PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Smolinski Mrs. Barley Mr. Nugent Mr. Stead 22 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Ballard Mr. Cook AGRICULTURE Mr. Emerling, coordinator Mr. Kester Mr. Couture 24 25 LANGUAGE Mrs. King French Miss Mead French Mr. Gonzales Spanish 26 ENGLISH Mrs. Gibbin Mrs. Wojcik Mr. Gantz Mr. Lawton Mrs. Salzler 28 LIBRARY Mrs. Dudley, Librarian Mrs. Swartz, Assistant 29 Mr. Quinn Mr. Havens Mr. Harrison Mr. Duprey Miss Freeman HISTORY Miss Neary 31 SENIORS MEMORIES JUNIOR PROM Our Junior Prom was held on May 15, 1971. The theme we chose for our prom was Color My World”. Holly Spittler was crowned queen and her court included Jill Russell, Rosemary Steff, Gail Bartkowski, Carol Dalgleish, Pam Glass and Karen Paul. HOMECOMING Homecoming was held on our annual Pop Warner Night, October 8, 1971. Our A F S exchange student, Mabel Caviglia was crowned queen. The court included Karen Paul, Holly Spittler, Carol Dalgleish, Michele Procknal, Onaly Herman, Sue Kowalak, and Gail Bartkowski. CHRISTMAS BALL The theme for our Christmas Ball was “A Little Bit of Christmas”. It was held on December 20, 1969 in the high school foyer. Our queen was Linda Paul and her court included Pam Glass, Ann Smolinski, Rosemary Steff, and Jill Russell. 37 SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Gantz, Mr. Kayes, Mr. Kaufmann, Mrs. Barie, Mr. Whitmer. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Cheryl Gernatt—Treasurer, Audrey Gentner —Secretary, Ann Smollnski—Vice President. David Blesy—President. 38 MAGAZINE SALE Wendy Bentley Gail Bartkowski Daniel Belscher Charles Barrett Darlene Bellinger Kathleen Bement Peggy Bentson Marcia Benz Sheree Blake Gregory Blakely Rebecca Blasdell Suzanne Bobseine David Blesy Ariel Bordas Brian Bobseine Amy Boscoe 41 Benjamin Crump 44 R. Kent Cummings Suzanne Curfman David Dains Carol Dalgleish Kenneth Cyrek 45 A. Douglas Dash Bryan Day Diane DeWald 46 Patricia Dick Charles Doty Carol Emerling Pamela Eisenhut Diane Emerling Kathleen Drumsta Ann Diesfeld Sharon Emerling Audrey Fagan John Fancher Craig Farner Mark Ferguson George Filipink Elaine Frost Joan Fuller Audrey Gentner Pamela Glass Richard Frost Cheryl Gernatt Cynthia Gasper Susan Gray David Gurney Elaine Hare Edward Golabek Willard Hall Patrick Goran Sheila Haberer 51 Barbara Hoch Murielle Hodosy Kevin Howard Eugene Jaworski Sheila Jimerson Allan Jung 53 Gary Kepple Sharon Kaczanowski ■■■ Daniel Kieber Dawn Kessler Deborah Killinger Shirley Kief 54 55 56 James Leonard Dwight Lingenfelter Connie Lipoff Deborah Lohrey FSS? 57 Michael Mangan Valerie Lux Beverly Mayerat Dawn Lowe David Lounsbury Karen Luksic David Luther Jerrell Miller Russell Miller Lori Nunn Rose Nunweiler Dennis Nason Robert Miller Donna Omphalius Kellie Nelson Cheryl Otto dCOb V Yvonne Pacquin Karen Paul 61 62 Cynthia Rand Donald Richard Lynne Reynolds Judy Ronscka Steve Reynolds 64 65 Linda Smith Lester Smith Brenda Smith Marjorie Smith Lynn Smith Martha Smith Virginia Smith Ann Smolinski Ellen Spaulding 68 Patricia Spencer Robert Spencer Holly Spittler Gerald Spors 69 Betty Sullivan Eric Tarbox Mary Lee Timmel 70 Kerry Trethewy Thomas Vybiral David Truxal Kimberlie Vaughn Suzanne Turner 71 James Wangelin Ann Wendling Sharon Weld Kevin Widdowfield Kimberly Weltjen Patricia Walczyk Kenneth Wainwright Catherine Wienk Debbie Wiedemann Debbie Wilson Barbara Wright Philip Wright 73 Peggy Yousey Mary Zittel MEMORIAL David Ciszak John Ulrich In the course of our educational careers, we were deeply saddened by the deaths of two of our classmates. David J. Ciszak was the victim of a fatal disease in March, 1965. In 1970, John Ulrich also lost his life as the victim of a kidney disease. Walk upon me, the sands of yesterday, glittering under the silvery rays of moonshine. Wade into me, the seas of yesterday, rumbling deep beneath my waves. Walk in front of me, the shadows of yesterday, fading with the twilight. Run out of me, the rains of yesterday, as I cry our drenching tears. Look up at me, the clouds of yesterday, filtered by the sunrays. Reach up to me, the leaves of yesterday, falling from age. Hold on to me, for I am yesterday, perhaps today. 74 —Pam Bowser EXCHANGE STUDENTS My AFS experience in Ecuador this past summer was one of the most meaningful phases in my life. It was a wonderful opportunity to live with people of another coun- try, culture, and customs and learn to live as they do. Life in Loja, the city where I lived, is a bit backward compared to the life we know here in Springville. I learned to live com- fortably without certain luxuries but I also learned to appreciate the modern conveniences we have here in America. I have a very nice family in Ecuador and there will always be a place in my heart for them. Someday I hope to return and be united with them again. I am thankful I had this op- portunity and I’m very proud to be able to represent America and its ideals in other parts of the world. Thank you Pam Glass American Field Service is not only AFS, it is a big family where everybody works with goodwill, warmth and love. It is a door unlocked for everyone that thinks that understanding, friendship and love are the only steps for peace. One day, I joined my hands with many others, different colors, different languages, but friendly. I felt really happy. Maybe one day it could be possible in the whole world, for everybody. AFS and, through it, Springville and my family gave me the opportunity to know how the people are, to share your school, life and community. Gl is a great school, whenever I needed help there was someone to give it or just smile and say keep cool, teachers or students. I want to thank each one and everyone for making my stay here an unforgettable experience. One day, come to my country, come to see the green plains, the forests, the high mountains and how blue is our sky, too. I’m sure you’ll find the doors open in each house and a guitar singing those old melodies that are always in our minds, remembrances of past times and a glass of wine if you are thirsty! Argentina will welcome you. Mabel Caviglia IKAILUA10 IUUK I’m certainly glad I came to “the States”. It has been a most rewarding experience to be living in Springville with the Griffins. There is much to say about the AFS experience. Today I’d like to tell you my joy to have been with you, hoping that I’ll see you again and as soon as you get a chance, any time don’t be afraid, pop over the ocean. Sincerely, Ariel Bordas 76 77 78 SENIOR POLL Best Fast Talkers Marilyn Adams Mike Mangan Most Musical Ellen Spaulding Byron Day Class Individualists Laura Ireland Kevin Kujawa 79 SENIOR POLL Most Athletic Holly Spittler Rick Rudolph Best Actor Actress Dave Gurney Mary Woodworth Best Class Skippers Mark Ferguson Diane Krezmien Most Creative Kent Cummings Shirley Kief Most Amorous Jill Russell Dan Belscher 80 SENIOR POLL Best Looking Michele Procknal Don Richard Class Clowns Karen Paul Craig Farner Most Original Laugh Audrey Gentner Jon Sakowski Most Schooi“Spirit Gail Bartkowski Bob Knavel 81 SENIOR POLL Most Hazardous to Pedestrians Laureen Clark Kevin Widdowfield Most Likely to Succeed Barb Hoch Dave Blesy Most Talkative Ann Wendling Ariel Bordas 82 Enter the teaching Work and eventually JACK ABER—Chorus; Future Teachers profession after college. JODELL ANDERSON — Joey” marriage. LYNN ARBORE— Arby —Tri-Hi-Y 3; Vice Pres. 4; Pres. Student Council 3; Library Club 2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; String Quartet 4; Musical 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2 . . . Occupational therapist and to travel. DIANE BAILEY—“Bun”—Majorettes 1,2; Dave Luther 2,3,4 . . . Office work and marriage. GAIL BARTKOWSKI—Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Watershow 4; Homeroom Rep. 2; Band 1 . . . Data Processing. DAN BELSCHER— !? ’’—Student Council 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Kazoo Band 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Band 1; Chorus 4; Varsity Club 4 . . . To have many children and possible marriage. KATHLEEN BEMENT—1“K.B.“—Bowling 1 . . . Fashion Coor- dinator or buyer. WENDY BENTLEY:2$WendaH”—lntramural§ ,3 ... To achieve what I’ve been at MARCIA BEN2p- Mercedes”—Girls Varsity Club; Girls In- tramurals; Student Council; Chess Club; Synchronized Swim- . . Belly Dancer. —Majorettes; Orchestra-String Quartet ming; Yorkers SHEREE B teach musi REBECCA Student C this world DAVID 3,4; Boy’ Society SUZAN Rep. 1 ARIEL ;DELL— Becky”J Yearbook . . •Chorus; Orcr in the Dave’’—Class T tate 3; National Ho ,4; AFS 3; It’s Aca BOBSEINE— Su 4; Sec. oLCIass 3; 0 R D ASt-'Ve%r bo o k II aroun«the wforld a “Sc jasurer 1,2; Society 3,4; team 3,4. . Band Frencl See thj heatre; ,find in ident Honor world. Class iROwr Bl Travel HUGH Lawye GEORG1 AMY B Synchro Concert Cfidrus IT PAMELA BOWSER ri-Hi-Y 3,4 . t jbWui horus; National Honi meet as many peopll nting; Fishing; Motoi ARD—“RedM—Work. “Aim”—Latin Club 1,2; Fn imming; Musical 1,2,3,4; J3YO orkers 1 ... To be Me'. am”—French Club 1; Spanji :iub 3; sasurer; Club 3; ook 4 . . . d melt into Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Thfcatcp 3,4; Poetry Club 3; Ye Theatre; and someday to'stiiTd:naked in the wind the sun”. KAREN CARTER— Crash”—Class Rep. iTfr eflefftor 1; Select Chorus 1,2; Concert Chorus 2,3; AFS2; Frenchclub 1; Majorettes 2,3,4 ... An undented car. KEVIN CARTER— Dewey”—Take life easy. ELVIRA MARIA CAVIGLIA— Mabel”—Select Chorus; Girls Varsi- ty Club; Spanish Club; AFS; National Honor Society . . . Help people to be happy; Psychologist. LAUREEN CLARK— Weez”—Girls Varsity Club 3,4; Tennis Team 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Chess Club 4; Girls Intramurals 1,2 . . . Phys. Ed. Teacher. SUSAN COBO— Sue”—Speed Swimming 1,2; Synchronize Swimming 2,3; Softball 2,3; Girls Varsity Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4 Volleyball 2,3; Basketball 3 . . . Have enough money to live it up. LINDA ANN CODD— Codd —Chorus 1,2,3,4; Griffithaires 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Future Teachers 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Musical 2; Yearbook 4 . . . Marriage, work, to accept others just the way they are, and to somehow find peace and happiness in a very confusing world. YVONNE CONNER— Eve”—Learning to be Polish ... To become involved in social work. BRIAN MICHAEL COTTER— Byron”—Football; Basketball; School . VIRGINIA, iny”—French Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff; Marchi ar —Ski Club; Basketball 2 ... To by Sherman Fan Club, etball 2; Radio Club 2 . . .Tour the ires; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls Varsity Club; cience Degree in Nursing, oug”—Swimming 1,2,3,4 ,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band. 1,2 R. KE beco DAVI countr1 CARO Class R ALAN what come1 BRYAN Orchestra 1,3 college for DIANE DEWALD— Be happy and become a nurse. PATRICIA ANN DICK— Patty”—Band 1,3,4; Society; AFS 2,3,4; Redcross 2; Future Teacher Newspaper 3 ... To see the world. ANN MARIE DIESFELD— Ann —Marching Uni Licensed Practical Nurse. KATHLEEN DRUMSTA— Kathy ... To be a legal secre mom and have lots of kids. 1; Football ministry, t Council 2; National Hon !,3,4; go to ciety. . . tional Honor Yearbook 4; LPN PAMELA EISENHUT— Pam”—Class Vice Pres. 1; Theatre 2,3; National Honor Society ... To learn to be Polish and happy. CAROL EMERLING—Class Representative 3,4 . . . College and teaching. DIANE EMERLING- r€ g ib':;:n 2?eiJri-Hi-Y 3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; National HoQ Society 4; French National, Honor Society 2,3; Yearbook MaJyArt Editoi . . Fred Technology. SHARON EMERLING—Frefch Cl AUDREY CECILIA FAGAN-i Kitty”—Libri 1 . . . Attorney’sSecretary ,ana in spare JOHN RAYMOND vFANfcHER— John' Wrestling Varsity Cl rules for LINDA A. GEOR 1,2,3 Footba 3, Honoj ry ;hitecturai d IARLES iciety; Lati iNE F be .AIN To be others. RICH ARD£F R3DST— Die French Tjsacfter, guitarist] JAN FULLqfe—Library 'NT$iA JAKUME GAS '2 o go to ns’1 bumb Getti Jo Bask ember ree. R—Nati b . . . ...anish ppy. FROST le to find tr kColleqe. and Medical Nursing. Red Cross ler people. [I 1,2,3,4; :iety; Boys I Gian urfDerstand the garru a job; —Wit all 1 2 4; H ri-Hi-T . . mi (ruble ick 1; unc —Select Chon ppiness and Collegi .atin Nat lub. . . r3,4; Frent ability to. •rchestra sity Club ling to il Honor Club Ixtend ■Cross Country; French Club 2 tment wit Travel, workf marriage, idy”—To ma e obscene pnone Quick and to sing in f Polish to live irf ir. REY E. GENTLER—Latin Qub 2,3; JTatin Hono Society; onal Honor Society; Class Representative 2; Student Council ss Secretary '4 . . . To take goo € re of Europe and to open of Hot-Pe®nutbutter Sundae Stands. CHERYL GEjTNATT—“Knuckle”—Yearbook Staff 3,4; Class Treasurer 3®4rNational Honor Society 3,4; NMSQT Commended Student 4. . . To be a benevolent Controller and a loyal Shadow. PAMELA GLASS— Pam”—Intramurals 1,2; Class President 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3 . . . To do something contributory for the human race. PATRICKJ3 .Q64 —,,Pat”—Football 2 . . .To drink a little and live SJ4®AN GRAY— Shooty”— gjorGuard Captain; Chorus; Presi- nt of Teens Against Dystfgpft . . Going into nursing for muscular dystrophy. Sparkle”—Football 1,2; Swimming 1,2; resentative . . Construction technician, n”—Football 1,1,3,4; Tennis 1,3,4; Latin op 2,3,4; Stac a multipurpose, sty people. —“Will”—FFA 1 EDWARD J. GOLABE Track; Homeroom Re DAVID GURNEY— Club 1,2; Theatre Gurnski Corp. pacify all th WILLARD HA 13 DAVID HARVEY—”yaye cruelties of the wofe : through love anfl peace. kONALY HERMAN—“Pete”- int; Horsebac iding at mil lom Alfred Tjlc and then iRBARA TOCH-hBowr' ‘ jpresentative 2; Cllfs Vice fi-Y 3,4; Griffithaires ;EVIN HOWARD— :reshman Football; J rBoston Strangler II. JAN ANNE INGERSO Griffithaires 4; Band Teachers 3; Student therapistissst. SHIRLEY KIEF—Yea To live life to its ful BOB KNAVEL—Boys N arsity, 1,2; Track 2,3,4 . . . Tb do, DENISE KNIGHT— D 1,2; French Nation Representative 1,2 is constantly strivingjto mak ALANE KONDZIEL —Spanish 1; Swimtftlna 1 Softball 1; Tr Crew 1,2 . . .To make lllion dollar industry and Mechanic or college, id warrior against the making the world united amur$ls; Chemistry Lab Assist- ht; Skinny dipping . . . Graduate to the yvorld. ladio Club 1,2; Student Council siden® ludent-Faculty 3; Tri- al Hondir Sck ety 4 . . . College. J.V. andVarsm asebali; Band; ketball; Class Representative gie-pooh —Yorkers; Chi 1,2; Girls Varsity Club il 2; AFS 2,3,4 ... Si ok; Qirls Varsity Club; French ’us 1,3,4; Future ISpeech lasketball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; haf omes naturally, heatre Workshop 3,4; Inffiamurals ciety; National Honor Society; Class be nobody but me infavy ld which e everybody elsej 1; Baskiltballfl ,2; Volleyball k 2,3,4; Ngpoflal Honor Society scientist, athlete, traveler, mar ffge. SUSAJjTKOWALEK— Sue —Color Uefd 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y; AFS 2,4; Seidel Chorus 1,2; Concert Chorus 2; Madrigal Singers 1; lector; Homeroom Representative 1,2,3,4 . . . Modeling, college, travel, car racing, go on a super TRIP!! JERRY KUHL—FFA . . . Operating engineer. 83 KEVIN KUJAWA—“Specs”—Chief engineer of Radio Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; French Club 1; Stage Crew; Student Council; Class Representative —jyjJaiiythe school and burn it down. MARGAR 0®toHTe—'Teg Prchestra 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1 fo where life leads me. JAMlPS LEONARD— Jim —To own L454’’ Chevelle. DJfiGHT LINGENFELTER—Football 1. iNNIE LIPOFF—Color Guard 3. _ iUSAN LOCKER—Chorus 4; French ClubX. . . College. FDAWN LOWE—Library Club; Camera Cli ; Jr. Sr. Play (Camelot) . . . Go on to college. JJKSIC- fonell—Advertising Chmirman JCUtT . IlflffflPP ANGAt .BRAHAM BA RY M( ,3,4; Boys Varsity Club 2,3,4 )ENISE McfyNNA—Red Cross Class Ring Committee 2 ITEVEN I ADE—Football 1; [Student Griffith CINDY, iDEANj )th s live life . . College, smic 4. Itball 3,4; Track LClub . . . •'ootball iciety; It’s Acal V—“Abe”—F( . College. 1,2; French CluJ 1; School paper Terry, officejlork. basketball 2,3f Baseball 1,2,3,4; Club 4Jthorus 3,4; AFS 4; Irk a m marriage, lg JParsity diving); Algebra; Trs. Social Studies ... To a ball while doing it. itball . . . Work and service, fling team 1 . . . Service or uncil 2,3; Boys Van is4 . . . College. IEYER—Band 1,2 . IILLER— Deano”—Swimi ice; biology; 4 yrs. English it it’s worth and ha IERRELL MILLER— Jerry —Bas| tOBERT A. MILLER— Bob”—I [USSELL MILLER— Rua ”—Work or service. JOSEPH T. MRUGALA—! e —FFA . . . Beet farm owner or manner, 2 yrs. of colit DENNlB NASON— D fy”—Farmer or auto mechanic. LORI %[NN— Weekend —Girls Varsity Club; Select Chorus; Yorkers lass Representative 1 . . . That the red light of happines alow rcrever. ROSE MARWPIrET NUNWEILER—“Rosie or Nunnie”—Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Concert Chorus 4; Library Club 4; Home Economics Major . . . Work and marriage. DONNARAE OMPHALIUS— Donna —Flagline 2,3; Select Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1; Business Major . . . Marriage. CHERYL OTTO— Cheri”—Have lots of parties. YVONNE PAQUIN— Eve”—Majorettes 1,2; Drum majorette 4 . . . College to be a famous artist ao makieiiairess. KAREN PAUL— Paulsie”—CheeriJiOing 2,3,4; 1,2; Class Representative 1,2 1,2,3 . nch Club g 3,4; education Select Chorus tparhpr EDWARD PERKINS III—1 and travel. RICKY JAMES PHILI College and service. LOIS PISCITELLI— L( 2,3,4; Student Council! RICHARD PLACE— D| KAREN PRANTKE—F| Future Teachers 3,4 MICHELE PROCKNAL- help others. SHARON QUICK— Sher phone calls, live in an Polish Choir. KATHERINE RADER— R and be happy. KATHY RADIGAN— Toots, MICHELE RAIBER—Spanish National Honor Society . . themselves. CYNTHIA RAND— Cindy’’- Student Touncil 1,2; Class Representative 3,4; Yearbook 3 J i ook editor-in-chief 4; National Honor Society; French Honor society; Math and Science Majors ... To love, enjoy and live with people. LYNNE REYNOLDS—Concert Chorus 1,2,3; Library 2,4 .. . To go to college. STEVEN REYNOLDS—National Honor Society; Senior Class Representative; It’s Academic” alternate . . . Engineer. DONALD RICHARD— Don —Swim Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Swimming Team 1,2,3,4 . . . Advisor for the L. D. front. JUDY RONSKA— Jude —Marching Units 2,3 . . . See the world. BETTY SUE ROSS—“Betsy —Yearbook 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; French Club 1 ... To understand what motivates people; and college. RICK RUDOLPH— Smudy”—Football; Baseball; Basketball; Track; Popcorn salesman; Varsity Club . . . College. JILL T. RUSSELL—Girls Varsity Club 4; Synchronized Swimming 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Class Representative 3.4 .. . College. in. 'entative 2,3,4; unable to help JONATHAN W. I i i I I ifcml111 I 11 l ill ill Varsity Foot- ball; Tennis; Varsity Clubj pcorn salesman k. Make Gurnski Corporation a nationally known service organi iion and then write a book aboi my multi-million dollar succes 6tory. ROBERT SALiUcH— Deacon”—Radio Club 2,3,4 . ! Air Force, then La cnSeement. JIM S0RAl - Schultz”—Wrestling; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2, 3,4; Wbvs Varsity Club . MQ£n a rest home fc% retired 'B SCHIELE TV-Ra BARBAR MIT dent C Tncil 2 Commitee . . enjoy lfe. BONNIE SMIT LEST SMIT LINDAiBMITH MARGI SMI •rench l lub; iRTHA MI arf to influVc IMOLIISI •Radio Club (sll on manager)|phorus after college. ’Barb”—Chorus 2,3; Cllss Secretary anish Club 2,3; Yearbook staff 4; Cl 5o to school for a couple of years an 1; Stu- is Ring en just ■rgoes. I work and m To have fu Se?fWtfri —Red tage cr — Sa eopl _ StuflWff Coun rriage. oss 1,2; Refactor 2; Math M r Business lajor 1; I Club 1; Tob Webster. To win friends Intramurals 1,2; Vice-President 4; e 4 e T llesl 1,2; Ofehestra Area All-State mhorus ional Honor Soc|pty 4; ate Orchestra rejfeach s 3; Tn-Hi-y 14; Nj Tnfimirlr OrJne tra 4; ArealAll-J College—®usic Idud Lon. RICHARD IPAUtoliftl— Rich”—fFA . 1. Dairy farming PATRICIA S NCER J‘Patsy”—Cfcss Rdbresentative to Business C ROBERT SPENCER— Bob —Radi 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Conference Ore WALTER SPENGLER— Wally —F HOLLY SPITTLER—Girls Varsity flub 2,3, Student Council 1,2; CompetitiveJfewimmin swimming 1,2,3; Chess club 4; Class Repn Intramurals 1,2; Yorkers 1; AFS f . . . Miss BARBARA STAPLETON —‘‘ prb” — Majo Secretarial School ROSEMARY STEFJfl- Ritz —1 70 Girls Varsit Go amera W Orchestra lege, knows?? Tennis team 3,4; J,2; Synchronized entative 1; Girls erica 1972. ttes 1,2 . . . Jlub; 1970 Girls Tennis Team BARBARA ANNI yrs.; Homemakij . . . Christian ERIC TARBOXj 2,3,4; National Varsity Club 4 MARY LEE TIMI KERRY TRETHE yrs.; Business 2 'e Teachers 1 yr. )cretarial Vork. .WELUF Barb”—Chorus 3 yf Mdorary Club 1 yr.; Futj ly School teacher. “Capt. Kirk”—Swimming 1 3,4; Stage band nor Society; Homeroom rg esentative 2; Boys College—pre-law. .— Lee —Wind Ensemble 3,4 .. . Nursing. • Misty — Selecj Chorus; Future Nurses Club ... To travel aT _____ KIMBERLIE S. VAUGHN— KnVT—Reflector 1; Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4—V.P.; Chorus 1,2,3; Theatre 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Homeroom representative 2,3; Musicals 2,3 .. . College and travel. ANN WENDLING— Mouth”—Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Griffithaires 3,4; French 2; Girls Varsity Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 2; Student Council 3 . . . Airline Stewardess, to marry a football player. KEVIN WIDDOWFIELD— Lightning”—Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2.3; Homeroom representative 1; Boys Varsity Club 4; Usher at the Joylan Theatre 1,2,3,4. . .To own the Joylan Theatre. WILSON—Synchronized swimming 2,3; Girls In- Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Stage Band 4; Small “ i,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3 .. . Go to college and ition. IK— Cathy —Stage Crew 1,2; Marching lorus 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Rep. intative 1,2,4; Girls Varsity Club 2,3,4; lurses 3,4 . . . To help those who need B a secretary. H Theatre Workshop 2,3,4; French National I Honor Society; Radio Club 1,2 . . . Be a s Administration. GHT— Barb —2 yrs. Select Chorus; Grif- fitffcires 3,4 . TTo travel, work and eventually marriage. PHIHLIP WRmHT- Flip —To get out of high school. PEGGhtti SEY—Student Council Representative 2; Spanish Club 3 ... To travel. MARY L. ZITTEL—French Club 1,2; AFS 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 .. . Mathematics. UNDERCLASSMEN First Row: Dorothy Abbey, Teryl Anderson, Jeanne Angelo, Gary Anstett. Second Row: Deborah Atwood, David Atherton, Katherine Baker, Patricia Baker. Third Row: Roberta Bardo, David Barie, Donald Barthel, Doug Bartlett. Fourth Row: San- dy Becony, Heather Beecher, Cheryl Bickerstaff, Dennis Bielecki, Jason Biscup, Karen Blakely, Darlene Blanck. Fifth Row: Steve Botsford, Wendy Brandt, Rebecca Brown, Robin Bulges, Janet Burke, Barb Burkland, James Cairns. Sixth Row: Kathy Chilson, Diane Chowaniec, Daniel Ciszak, Leslie Cline, Carol Coia. Seventh Row: Anne Constantine, Lisa Curry, Georgiana Czerniak, Craig Dan- zig, Barb Davidson. 89 First Row: Fred Davies, Elizabeth Davis, Steven DeLisle, Gail Dom- browski. Second Row: Elizabeth Dubisz, Gil Eaton, Debra Edwards, Warren Elvers. Third Row: Gloria Emerling, Philip Emerling, Lee Engler, Debra Farner. Fourth Row: Steve Farner, Cindy Feltz, Curtis Fisher, Linda Fisher, Ronald Fisher, Susan Fisher, Martha Folts. Fifth Row: Rose Marie Foster, William Foster, Sandra Fox, Jeff Frank, Peter Gallati, Dave Garlock, Eileen Gnann. Sixth Row: Maria Gonzalez, Carl Gould, Anna Grace, Glen Green, Cynthia Ground. Seventh Row: Jamie Hamilton, Ronald Hare, JoAnne Hauri, Tom Hawkins, Margaret Heim. ✓ 90 First Row: Mary Hildebrand, Jerald Hoch, Dale Hofmann, Judy Holnbeck, Eleanor Howard. Second Row: Ronald Hrobocinski, Candace Hunchar, Karen Hunchar, Lee Hutchinson, Kevin Jackson. Third Row: Donald Johnson, Roger John- son, Debbie Kalwicki, Harold Kelley, Doug Kessler. Fourth Row: Michael Killingbeck, Mary Kirkendall, Joel Koningsor, Colleen Kota, Julie Kotvis, Deb- bie Krezmien, Jim Krezmien. Fifth Row: Sanford Lamoreaux, Gary Lavin, Mike Lerminaux, Michael Lilga, Karen Locker, Carol Loud, Kenneth Lounsbury. Sixth Row: Dale Ludwig, Randy Lunger, Debbie Lux, Maureen Lux, Julia Malack, Nancy Mangan, Lou Ann Mayer. Seventh Row: Sue McCall, Carloyn McCarthy, Russell McCloud, Robert Megnin, Louise Merrow, Teri Mesch, Mary Meyer. 91 First Row: Joel Moritz, Richard Morlok, Jim Morton, Susan New- man, Lillian O’Connor, Carol Palmer, Darryl Morlock Palmer. Second Row: Robert Parsons, Rebecca Pe Queen, Fred Phillips, Terry Phillips, Dan Ploetz, Marie Procknal, Mike Randall. Third Row: Roberta Rebl, James Rugg, David Salzier, Cathy Schaus, Denise Schiele, Helen Scott, Bill Schaffer. Fourth Row: Larry Shaffer, Robin Slating, Cathy Slaugenhaupt, Christie Smith, Jack Smith, Jeffery Smith, Nicholas Smith.Fifth Row: Roberta Smith, Susan Smith, Timothy Smith, Mary Snethen, Cathleen Spalti. Sixth Row: Robert Spaulding, Ron Spencer, John Spengler, Bill Spittler, Sue Stojanovich. Seventh Row: James Stromecki, David Suckow, John Swanson, Dale Swartz, Rodney Taylor. 92 First Row: Stephen Tessmer, Dave Thomas, Steve Timm, Cynthia Timmel, Judy Timmel, Jeannine Tromanhauser, Chris Truxal. Second Row: Joseph Ulrich, Don Urban, Frank Vacan- ti, Kathleen VanDette, Michael Warner, Donna Weber, Pamela Webster. Third Row: Ronald Webster, Mary Weismantel, Dorothy Weitz, Dennis Weltjen. Fourth Row: Karla Weltjen. Fifth Row: Martin Wendle, Kim Willet, Karl Williams, Kelly Wiltse, Larry Winger, Margery Wnek, Karen Wohlhueter. Sixth Row: Candice Wulf, John Zelter, Pat Zielinski, Pamela Ziolko, Kenneth Zittel, Joe Zolciak, Mike Mansfield. 93 SOPHOMORE CLASS Officers: First Row: Sandy Shoop, Secretary; Dawn Brink, Treasurer. Second Row: Ramona Gonzalez, President; Kelly Kita, Vice President. First Row: Jerry Adams, Michael Aldrow, David Aldstadt, Roy Allen, Jill Anderson, Cheryl An- drews, Mike Arbore. Second Row: Karen Armogost, Leland Austin, Jim Bailey, Mark Ballard, Susan Barette, Carol Barthel, Vicki Barthel. Third Row: Eric Baye, Stephanie Becony, Gene Bennent, Harold Bird, Charles Bishop. Fourth Row: Kim Blake, Bryan Blesy, James Boshart, Dawn Brink, David Brock. ✓ 94 Gerald Brown Paul Brown David Burgard Donald Burke Karen Call Gregory Carr Joseph Cecala Rita Clark Doreen Cline Albert Coia Cheri Cole Donald Cooley Michael Conner Debby Corah Bill Cornell Daniel Crocker Rick Denzien Kim DeWald Ann DiBlasi David Dittman Jody Dolski Susan Domes Joann Duchnick Ellen Dye Mark Dygert Bob Edwards George Ehnke Joseph Emerling Gwen Engler Richard Errington Ralph Estep Holly Everett 95 Rita Fagan Dennis Failey James Fancher Mildred Farley Rebecca Farner Thomas Feldman Rachael Feltz Denise Fleckenstein Kevin Fornes Donald Foster Faith Frantz Debra Frederick Linda Fuller Gary Gasper George Gasper Kathy Glass Denis Gray Dorann Griffith Ronald Haberer Jonathan Hagan Shawn Harshbarger K Amy Hatok Laura Hawkins Jon Hebdon Cindy Hemmerling Gerald Hess Patricia Hildebrand Andy Hoch Doreen Hockwader Beth Ireland Gerald Jaworski Karen Jung Ramona Gonzalez Gerald Goodemote Thelma Goodemote Charles Goodrich ✓ 96 First Row, vertically: Jerry Kehr, Susan Kalwicki, Robin Kelley, David Kepple, Barbara Kief, Kel- ly Kita, Sharon Klein. Second Row: Debra Knavel, Bruce Knight, Luann Knopf, Anthony Kondziela. Third Row: John Koliwaski, Roberta Kozma, Karen Kotlarsz, Brian Kruse. Fourth Row: Robert Lamb, Charles Lambert, Charlene Langreck, James Land, Sherwin Lape, Cherie Lavin. Fifth Row: Bonnie Lee, Sheri Lewis, Stephen Lingenfelter, Cheryl Linden. Sixth Row: John Loud, Bill Luksic, Mike Lux, Daniel Mangan. Seventh Row: Dawn Manning, Roger Manning, Mary Martin, Rex Maul, John McCall, Debbie McClellan, William McDonald. 97 First Row, vertically: Dennis McKenna, Henry Merchel, Michele Mesler, Evelyn Mettem- dorf, Robert Metzger, Laurel Meyer, Donald Miller. Second Row: Linda Mooney, Margaret Moritz, Joseph Mumm, Linda Nason. Third Row: Thomas Nason, Michael Nellis, Polly Newbold, R. Thomas Nunn. Fourth Row: Diane Nunweiler, 7 Linda Nunweiler, Jim O’Neal, Katherine O’Neal. Gregory Ott, Jill Ottney. Fifth Row: Ted Papke, Dana Paquin, James Parsons, Michael Paterek. Sixth Row: Dennis Perkins, Judy Phinney, David Ploetz, Candace Raiber. Seventh Row: Patrick Randall, Bryan Rice, Karen Rice, Bob Richard, Mike Rood, Denise Rugg, Linda Rupp. ✓ 98 First Row: Patrick Salzler. Se- co nd Row: Douglas Saunders, Cheryl Schiele. Third Row: Joseph Schnellmann, Charles Seitter, Gail Shaw. Fourth Row: Sandra Shoop, Amy Shutts, Jeffrey Singer, Michael Smith. Fifth Row: David Spaulding. Fred Spulecki, Diane Stack, Douglas Strong, Joanne Swanson. Sixth Row: Sally Szudzik, Debbie Taft, Dennis Taylor, Nancy Tesch, Judy Tharnish, Elaine Thomas. Seventh Row: Tari Trethewy, Richard Vacinek, J. Duncan Vaughn, Debbie Vought, Dawn Wadsworth, Bobette Wagner. 99 First Row: Michele Walenka, Nancy Walker, Douglas Walters, Keith Warner, Vic- toria Warren, Ruth Water- man. Second Row: Michael Weber, Ruthann Weeks, David Widowfield, David Wienk, Kirby Wilcox, Kurt Wilcox. Third Row: Joseph Winiasz, Anne Wittmeyer, Susan White, Michael Wulff, Mark Wysocki. Fourth Row: Robert Zabawa, Bruce Zehnder, Kim Ziecker, Gerald Zielonka. Fifth Row: Susan Zimmer, Donna Zittel, Christie Zolciak. Sixth Row: Laura Ruck, Lynn Stegman. ✓ 100 101 First Row: Eddie Abdo, Lisa Aeschbach, Kathleen Atwood, Michael Baker. Second Row: Ronald Baker, Nancy Barletta, Laurel Beecher, John Bellinger. Third Row: Russel Belscher, Alice Bennett, Donald Benz, Robert Benz. Fourth Row: Ber- nice Biehl, Roberta Blanck, Mary Boberg, Paul Boberg, Rita Bockhann, Michael Bogdue, John Bond. Fifth Row: Keith Bond, Mary Boscoe, Robert Bowser, Donald Bowser, Mike Britain, Melissa Brown, Cindy Bruner. Sixth Row: Karen Burkland, Beverly Burlingham, Stephen Burn, Sharon Call, Dolleen Carnahan. Seventh Row: Thomas Chehulic, Bruce Clark, John Cline, Suzanne Coia, Beth Cooke. First Row: Mark Corah, Mary Beth Crandall, Scott Crow, Den- nis Dains. Second Row: Rodney Davie, Diane Deck, Thomas Davis, David Denz. Third Row: Michael Desjarlais, George DeWald, Beverly DiBlasi, Cheryl Diesfeld. Fourth Row: Ronald Donhauser, Phillip Drozd, Bill Edwards, Joan Emerling, Nancy Emerling, Ronald Engasser, John Engels. Fifth Row: Paul Eschborn, Linda Estep, Gary Everts, Jane Feldman, Gary Feltz, Marsha Feltz, Ricky Feltz. Sixth Row: Sandra Fiel, Diana Fisher, Elizabeth Fisher, Harold Fisher, Patricia Fleckenstein. Seventh Row: Ross Fleckenst- ein, Robert Follman, Terry Fornes, Barbara Frommer, Lynn Francis. ✓ 102 Don Frank Timothy Frank Susan Frost Dale Fuller Kenneth Fuller Michael Fuller Suzanne Gallati Gary Ganchow Julia Garver Louise Gard Darlene Gawron Jeanette Golabek Joseph Golabek Mary Gonzales Sarah Gould Kevin Gelser Debbie Gerber Jeffrey Gernatt Chloe Gernold Jeffrey Glass Thomas Green Diann Griffith Timothy Gunsher Holly Haddad Clinton Hall Cecelia Hamm Debra Hannen Susanne Hare Janet Harrison Linda Hartzell Wayne Harvey Bonnie Hauri Gary Hawk Gary Hawkins Norman Heary Susan Heary 103 Lester Heim Sharon Henry Sharon Hildebrand Stephen Hoch William Hockwader Barbara Homman Michele Krezmien Joseph Krohn Mark Krohn Diane Kropczynski Syvilla Krotz Mark Latak Rickie Law Andrew Laurie Pamela Lerminiaux Cindy Lewis Mary Beth Lilly Karen Kruse Carolyn Lake Joseph Lamphier Paul Lango John LaPorta Jill Kotvis Martin Kowalski Marsha Krezmien Mike Krezmien David Hirsch Michael Jennings John Juiditta Daniel Johnson Michael Johnson Kenneth Kassel Patrick Kellick Deborah King Michael Korabek Cindy Kota ✓ 104 Row One: Dennis Lipoff, Cheryl Loud, Donna Ludwig, Robin Lukowski. Second Row: Robin Lunger, Donald Luther, David Lutz, Donald Lux. Third Row: Michael Lux, Randy Lux, Robert Lux, Barbara Maloy, Raymond Mansfield, Patty Jo Mariea, Jane Martin. Fourth Row: Frank Mar- tin, Robert McCall, Deborah McCarthy, JoAnne McCarthy, Rosanne McCarthy, Jody McClelland. Fifth Row: Michael McCloud, Laura Merchel, Milford Meyer, Marla Miller, Michael Milleville, Michele Mohn, Teri Mooney. Sixth Row: Jean Morlock, Ann Mumm, Joyce Nagel, Frank Nicholson, Martin Nowak. Seventh Row: Victoria Obrachta, John O’Con- nor, Mason Odom, Darlene Ott, Donna Paul. 105 First Row: James Paul, Cynthia Pearson, David Piscitelli, Donald Ploetz, Laurie Potter. Second Row: Richard Ratajczak, Michael Reigle, Kenneth Reigle, Gregory Reynolds, Charlotte Ricketts. Third Row: Sue Rizzo, Diane Roncska, Eugene Rothenberg, Kenneth Rothenberg, Susan Rumfola, Laurel Rung, Peter Russell. Fourth Row: Mark Saunders, Judy Shiele, John Schunke, David Sebada, Beverly Seitter, Randy Shelley. Fifth Row: Wendy Shelley, Debra Shutt, Lynette Simpson, Sandra Slaughenhaupt, Daniel Smith, Gail Smith, Gary Smith. Sixth Row: Joel Smith, Judy Smith, Randy Smith, Scott Smith. Seventh Row: Timothy Smith, Robert Smolinski, William Snyder, Richard Solak. ✓ 106 Wagner, Diane Warner, Shane Watkins. Fifth Row: Deborah Webster, John Weismantel, Mar- tin Wendel, Michael Wendling, Debbie Westman, Diane West- man, Barbara White. Sixth Row: Michael Wickham, Sherry Wilcox, Sally Wiltse, Regina Wingeier, Sam Wingeier. Seventh Row: Wilma Wingeier, Katherine Winger, Elizabeth Winship, Peter Wnek, Jill Wohlheuter. First Row: Alice Spencer, Mike Stackowski, Ronald Steff, Denise Story, John Stromecki. Second Row: Crystal Suckow, Susan Swartz, Bruce Taylor, Gregg Taylor, Barbara Timmel. Third Row: Catherine Trappich, Pamela Trimm, Scott Tromanhauser, Camille Trzcinski, Darlene Underhill, Debbie Urban, Denise Urban. Fourth Row: Russell Vacanti, Richard VanDette, Linda VanOver, Linda Voelker, James 107 First Row: Richard Woodring, Mike Wolf, Debbie Wulff, Dennis Wulff, Richard Wright, JoAnne Zagarino, Betsy Zelter. Second Row: Dale Zimmer, Jan Zimmer, Jay Zimmer, Paul Zittel, Florence Zittle. Third Row: Mike Zybert, Andy Goodman, Jerry Ulrich. OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION 108 Daniel Lux Eileen Lux I , •• p i-vi v- THE PEOPLE Happy people And sad people People from far away People from next door People that laugh People that cry People that love People that die blindly for causes they don’t fully understand People that work whole heartedly for something that will never be People that reach upward for the stars People that are earthbound Rich people Poor people All people, 3 billion people, with life, hope, and dreams Existing together. in I’ve been lately thinking about my life’s time All the things I’ve done and how it’s been. I can’t help believing in my own mind, I know I’m gonna hate to see it end I’ve seen a lot of sunshine, I’ve slept out in the rain Spent a night or two all my own, had myself some friends Spent some time in my own home I have to say it now—it’s been a good life all in all It’s really fine to have a chance to hang around, And talk of poems, prayers and promises and things that we believe in. How sweet it is to love someone, how right it is to care How long it's been since yesterday and what about tomorrow And what about our dreams and all the memories we share? 115 116 117 This page is sponsored by the Springville Hotel, Springville, N.Y. This page is sponsored by Simon Brothers Clothes, Springville, New York. 118 MATHEM nm, ' ty'’ '. 120 123 4 124 n ■ t 126 This page is sponsored by Johnny's News, Springville, N.Y. and Leisure Laundry Dry Cleaning, Springville, N.Y. 127 129 This page is sponsored by VanDermeer’s Bakery, Springville, N.Y. and Westfall’s Restaurant, Springville, N.Y. E 1 This page is sponsored by Edwards and Moncreiff and Ellis Bros., Inc., Springville, New York. 131 132 This page is sponsored by the Concord Medical Group, Springville, N.Y 134 This page is sponsored by Jung Insurance Agency. Colden. N.Y. 135 This page is sponsored by Cook's Drive-In, Springville, N.Y. and Farner and Parker, Gowanda, N.Y. 136 137 This page is sponsored by Collins Center Garage, Collins Center, N.Y. and Fleckenstein’s Garage, Colden, N.Y. 138 PEOPLE IN COMPETITION VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row One: Steve DeLisle, Dale Hof- mann, Mike Lerminiaux, Bob Knavel, Brian Cotter, Rick Rudolph, Jeff Frank, Terry Wiedeman, Jim Morton. Row Two: Coach Nugent, Jim Schaus, Bill Spittler, Dave Barie, Dave Gurney, Chris Truxal, George Filipink, Kevin Widdowfield, Warren Elvers, Jon Sakowski, Ron Spencer, Jason Biscup, Coach Schlagter. Row Three: Don Brown, Dennis Weltjen, Bill Horn, Daniel Ploetz, Jim Krezmien, John Fancher, John Zelter, Gil Eaton, Rex Maul. rm 145 This page is sponsored by Haddad Insurance Agency, Springville, N.Y. '4xa t- ■ v ? f U - , ■ P . V fc jL ;. • ; ri%i ? '.. j % . -;tVA i Vfc • : 14'W P HM .; ■’■■ 'Hf . . 'L , r : ■« $ ■ v '-- W . J. Afe C • ■ aL.- 'M- ' $ - ' fO ■« $ 147 148 CROSS COUNTRY Row Three: Jim Wagner, Greg Ott, Tim Smith, Jon Hebdon, Mr. Laud, Bob Smolinski, Ben Crump, Gary Lavin, John Cline. Row Two: Jim O’dell, Dan Ciszak, Harold Kelly, Jerry Hess, Steve Farner, Mike Arbore. Row One: Lee Engler; Mike Huber. Missing: Warren Elvers. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row One: K. Warner, J. McCall, P. Russell, D. Wid- dowfield, E. Baye, P. Salzler, E. Rothenberg, D. Mangan, J. Schellman. Row Two: D. Ploetz, D. Weink, K. Rothenberg, S. Lape, J. Fancher, R. Haberer, J. Bailey, D. Lipoff, M. Nellis. Row Three: Coach Duprey, B. Rice, B. Knight, G. Brown, M. Smith, D. Failey, K. Fornes, M. Saunders, B. Snyder. 92119 1.70 62 3 149 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Row One: E. Abdo, J. Smith, F. Blakely, R. Solak, M. Saunders, R. Harshbarger, T. Davis, S. Tromanhauser, D. Lutz, W. Harvey, S. Biscup, R. Baker. Row Two: P. Kellick, R. McCall, R. Fleckenstein, J. Weismantel, C. Hall, R. Steff, D. Ploetz, R. Smith, B. Benz, M. Britain, T. Gunsher. Row Three: G. Feltz, G. Reynolds, R. Follman, A. Laurie, G. DeWald, T. Smith, M. Nowak, R. Ratajczak, D. Dains, S. Watkins, M. Baker. 150 T VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mary Weismantel Dawn Kessler Leslie Cline Maria Gonzales Karen Paul Eleanor Howard Roberta Smith Cathy Schaus Gail Bartkowski This page is sponsored by Engel’s Jewelry, Springville, New York. 151 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Middle group: S. Domes, D. Brink, D. Ott. Left group: K. Kita, L. Francis, J. Ottney. Right group: D. Cline, C. Hemmerling, Ann DiBlasi. VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Gene Bennett (Manager), Jeff Smith, Steve DeLisle, Bill Spittler, Rick Rudolph, Carl Gould, Mike Lermineaux, Jim Parsons (Manager). Standing: Warren Elvers, George Filipink, David Suckow, Larry Winger, Jim Krezmien, Kevin Widdowfield, Bob Knavel, John Hagen. This page is sponsored by Ford Wholesale Meats, West Valley, New York. J.V. BASKETBALL Row One: Mark Dygert, Tom Nason, Eugene Rothenburg, Dale Ludwig (Manager), Dave Widdowfield, Chuck Seitter, Greg Ott. Row Two: Patrick Salzler, Chuck Goodrich, Bruce Knight, Kevin Fornes, Bob Smolinski, Rick Monroe, John Hagen (Manager). This page is sponsored by Varden Studios, Rochester, N.Y. 155 Row One: Bob Bower, Tom Davis, Beverly Burlingham, Rose McCarthy, Barbara Maloy. Row Two: Bryce Day, Rick Denzien, Jeff Singer, Tom Blasdell, Chris Truxal, Mark Peterson, Bob Metzger. Row Three: Bob Richards, Tom Hawkins, John O’Connor, Steve Farner. Roger Manning, Gwen Engler. Row Four: Doug Dash, Eric Tarbox, Don Richards. Mrs. Stafford (Coach). This page is sponsored by Heritage Flower Shop, Springville, N.Y. 156 GIRL’S VARSITY CLUB Top Row: Marge Wnek, Carol Loud, Carol Dalgleish, Shirley Kief, Kim Decker, Martha Folts. Second Row: Jill Russell, Ramona Gonzales, Lisa Curry, Karen Hunchar, Pam Glass, Pat Zielinski, Laureen Clark, Jan Ingerson, Rachael Feltz, Ann Wendling. Third Row: Debbie Knavel, Amy Gates, Kelly Wiltse, Cathy Wienk, Holly Spittler, Marcia Benz, Sue Cobo, Carolyn Shultes, Linda Paul. Bottom Row: Mabel Caviglia, Meg Moritz, Roberta Rebl. This page is sponsored by Herrington’s General Store, Collins, New York; and Burt’s Zoar Valley Park, Gowanda, New York. 157 BOY’S VARSITY CLUB Kevin Widdowfield Dave Gurney Dale Ludwig Bob Knavel Rick Rudolph Barry McClelland Ron Spencer George Filipink Dan Belscherr Eric Tarbox Jon Sakowski Paul Burnham Jim Schaus Steve Meade John Fancher 158 PEOPLE IN HARMONY WITH MUSIC BAND Jill Russell, Karen Kruse, Jill Ottney, Cathy Wienk, Carol Loud, Sharon Henry, Linda Rupp, Patricia Dick, Chloe Gernold, Faith Frantz, Ricki Cranston. Debbie Wilson, Elaine Bobseine, Judy Tharnish, Debbie Lohrey, Debbie Vought, Polly Newbold, Jill Wohlhueter, Betsy Zelter, Julie Kotvis, Brian Blesy, Michele Mohn, Mary Beth Lilly, Betty Fisher, Kathy Winger, Charlene Langrek, Kathy Glass, Mike Kist, Ross Fleckenstein, Randy Lux, Eleanor Howard, Amy Gates, Michael Reigle, Robert Lamb, John Engels, Robert Raber, Jerald Hoch, Debbie Knavel, Richard Morlock, John Loud, Pam Glass, Don Coolie, Lee Hutchinson, Joe Winiasz, Pat Kellick, Mark Saunders, Fred Spulecki, Peter Gallati, Ann Constantine, Bryan Day, Sue Bob- siene, Michael Wickham, Beverly Seitter, Roger Johnson, Eric Tarbox, Doug Strong, Richard Solak, Bill Horn, Jeff Glass, Joel Koningisor, Jay Biscup, Ken Reigle, Robert Spencer, David Spaulding, George Filipink, Tom Hawkins, George Ehmke, Mike Rood, Richard Wright, Richard Errington. 159 ORCHESTRA Ellen Spaulding, Sheree Blake, Cheryl Loud, James Cairns, Sue McCall, Suzi Curfman, Betty Sullivan, Jon Hebden, Charlene Cehulic, Kim Blake, Diane Chowaniec, Sandi Fiel, Joe Lamphier, Sue Heary, Rebecca Blasdell, Teri Kooney, Robert McCall, Joyce Nagle, Lynn Arbore, Dale Swartz, Cathy Slaugenhaupt, Candice Wulf, Heather Beecher, Jeanne Angelo, Candace Hunchar, Michael Lilga, Brian Kruse, David Spaulding, Peggy Laurie, Laurel Beecher, Robert Spencer, Ronald Engasser, Michael Backhaus, Jill Russell, Jill Ottney, Karen Kruse, Faith Frantz, Debbie Wilson, Elaine Bobseine, Eleanor Howard, Amy Gates, Michael Reigle, Anne Constantine, Bryan Day, Sue Bobseine, Michael Wickham, Beverly Seitter, Richard Morlock, John Loud, Fred Spulecki, Roger Johnson, Eric Tarbox, Bill Horn, Kenneth Reigle, Richard Errington, Tom Hawkins, George Ehmke. 160 CHORUS 161 chorus Susan Gray. Julie Kotvis. Mary Martin. Debi McClellan, Teri Mesch. Cathy Schaus. Barbara Stilwell, Cynthia Timmel. Diane Warner, Kim Willett. Lee Arbore. Rebecca Blasdell. Mary Crandall. Jackie Draudt, Lynn Francis. Leslie Kline. Laurel Meyer. Carolyn Shultes. Robin Slating. Barb Wright. Mary Bobera. Carol Dalgleish. Ellen Dye. Debbie King. Jean Morlok. Rose Nunweiler. Sandi Shoop. Susan Swartz. Mary Weismaniel. Lynn Arbore. Cindy Bruner. Linda Codd. Lisa Curry. Susan Locker. Denise Rugg. Lyneite Simpson. Denise Urban, Laurel Beecher. Elaine Frost. Holly Haddad. Kelly Kita. Syvilla Krotz, Ellen Spaulding. Bonnie Spencer. Kathy Van Dette. Ann Loud. Carol Loud. Mabel Cavaglia. Charlene Chehulic. Cindy Feltz, Martha Foltz. Cindy Gasper. Jill Kotvis. Sue McCall. Sharon Quick, Roberta Rebl. Roberta Smith. Dorothy Weitz. Susan Winiasz. Jack Aber, Gary Everts. Gregory Reynolds. Doug Strong. Doug Walters. Ann Wendling, Thad Bartkowiak, Gail Bartkowski. Rick Errington. Barb Hoch. Francis Nicholson. Michael Wendling. Paul Boberg. Bryan Day. Paul Eschborn. Dean Miller. Douglas Rabe. Robert Scheile. Nick Stuart. Ed Abdo. Mark Ballard. Ariel Bordas. Bryce Day. Joel Koningsor. Steve Meade. Larry Shaffer, Steve Waligur. Mike Weber. CONCERT CHORUS Sue Fisher, Joan Fuller. Marsha Hildebrand, Dawn Lowe. Valerie Lux. Rose Nunweiler. Wendy Pidsadnick. Lynne Reynolds. Betty Sullivan. Suzanne Turner. Patty Walczyk. Anna Grace. Judy Harrison. Murielle Hodosy, Sheila Jimerson. Susan Winiasz. Dennis Boberg. Dale Hofman. Denton Lowe. Lynn Smith. This page is sponsored by Smith Hardware. Springville, New York; S N Sales and Service; and Eileen’s Greenhouse Flower Shop. Springville. New York. 162 TRI-HI-Y Ellen Spaulding, Kim Vaughn, Heather Beecher, Carol Loud. Lisa Curry, Carol Dalgleish, Kelly Wiltse, Diane Emerling, Karen Prantke, Pam Ziolko, Roberta Smith, Ann Wendling, Barb Hoch, Amy Gates, Karen Hunchar, Laureen Clark, Charlene Cehulic, Mary Lou Kirkendall, Patty Dick, Mary Zittel, Pam Glass, Sue Kowalik, Sue Bobseine, Lynn Arbore. SPANISH CLUB A.F.S. Ariel Bordas, Mabel Caviglia, Charlene Cehulic, Patty Dick, Pam Glass, Bob Knavel, Sue Kowalak, Steve Meade. Ann Wendling, Cathy Wienk, Mary Zittel, Jeanne Angelo, Heather Beecher, Betsy Davis, Linda Fisher, Martha Folts, David Garlock, Dale Hofmann, Karen Hunchar, Mary Lou Kirkendall, Julie Kotvis, Carol Loud, Mary Snethen, Dale Swartz, Cindy Timmel, Mary Weismantel, Dorothy Weitz, Karen Wohlhueter, Pamela Ziolko, Charlene Langreck, Laurel Meyer, Thomas Nason, Karen Rice, Denise Rugg, Linda Rupp, Douglas Strong, Douglas Walters, Dennis Dains, Jill Kot- vis, Syvilla Krotz, Laurie Potter, Lynette Simpson. Susan Swartz, John Weismantel, Michael Wendling. F.F.A. Ken Zittel, Harold Kelley, Richard Vacinek, Burt Feltz, Jerry Kuhl, Dennis Taylor, Jeff Singer, Mike Aldrow, Dennis Miller, David Foster. Phil Emerling. Joseph Ger- natt, Kurt Wilcox, Donald Foster, Donald Miller, Jim Rugg, Don Johnson, Bill Gentner, Dennis Wulff, Joel Ulrich, Jack Smith, Dave Burgard, Bill Cornell, Walter Spengler, Joe Mrugala, Carl Trumpore, Wayne Harvey, Andy Laurie, Mike Conner, Charles Bishop, Nick Smith, Mike Smith, Mike Fuller, David Timmel, Tom Cehulic, Mike McCloud, Marty Wendell, Russell Belcher, Ken Fuller, Milford Meyer, Dan Ploetz, Lee Austin, Timothy Smith, Mike Korabek, Mike Bogdue, Richard Spaulding, Mike Kist, Charles Kehr, Dale Henry, Jodell Anderson, Steve Blasdell, Bill Edwards, Guy Bishop, John Shepker, Gerald Brown. STUDENT- FACULTY COMMITTEE Miss Miller. Mr. Havens, Mr. Kayes, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Snethen, Pat Dick, Ann Smolinski, Cathy Wienk, Heather Beecher. Kelly Wiltse, Pam Ziolko, Kelly Kita, Meg Moritz, Jill Ottney, Lynn Fran- cis, Julia Garver, Kathy Winger, Carol Loud, secretary. 164 165 THEATER WORKSHOP K. Kujawa, M. Warner, B. Davis, D. Weber, M. Snethen, K. Jackson, K. Vaughn, C. Lambert, J. Sakowski, D. Gurney, D. Knight, J. Ingerson, R. Bulges, S. Lake, L. Ireland, B. Ireland, D. Urban, M. Brown, L. Aeschbach, P. Bowser, M. Woodworth, B. Blasdell, J. Zimmer, V. Stephen, J. Tromanhauser, J. O’Connor, M. Wysocki, M. Martin, J. Holenbeck, K. Wiltse, C. Andrews, S. Fisher, C. Bickerstaff, A. Bordas, T. Stephens, B. Gnann, A. Halsey, B. Malloy, D. McKenna, E. Thomas. 166 This page is sponsored by Concord Medical Group. 167 PEOPLE CREATING 170 To whom must the soldier salute. For who will be watching. Either military or not, will you. For the soldier who fails, is he to be at fault Or is it upon the Generals, is this their fault. Is he to take the wrath for his belief. 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